desperately fought extradition, but, in fall of 2014, she was forced to leave her australian paradise behind and return to the place where it all began, here in charleston. but this time she would be at the federal courthouse, charged with international parental kidnapping and two counts of passport fraud, crimes that could put lee behind bars for 23 years. lee was denied bail while awaiting trial. prosecutor nathan williams: >> it's not complicated. you can't take the law into your own hands and... and flee the you don't like the result from a divorce hearing. >> reporter: lee acknowledges she broke the law by getting those fake passports, but says she is not guilty of kidnapping. the law by taking her out of the country? >> no, the law was broken when a corrupt court system took that baby from me and took her mother away from her. >> reporter: in your mind, you

>> she's my daughter. >> reporter: but you did not have the legal right to take her out of the country. >> legal right be damned. >> reporter: but after five months in jail, lee realized she didn't have the money or the firepower to fight the u.s. government. she pled guilty to all three charges, including kidnapping. she was sentenced to 21 months in prison, with credit for time served. for the man who had searched for her, it was a disappointing sentence. >> what about harris' side, the father's side? she took the law in her own hands and denied the father of 20 years of ever seeing his daughter. >> reporter: have you ever, for one moment, thought, "maybe i should have let her know harris todd?" >> no. >> reporter: no remorse about cheating him out of 20 years with his daughter? >> none. >> reporter: lee says time has proven she was not who harris said she was.

me. i've never done anything violent. i've raised two amazingly healthy, intelligent children who are happy. so, who is telling the truth, and who's lying? >> reporter: sam had some questions of her own. she wrote an eight-page letter to harris. >> just telling him that i can have the most amazing relationship with him as long as i am 100% sure there's no revenge, there's no spite, there's no nothing. >> reporter: sam says all she wanted was the truth: why harris said her mom was violent. >> there was no response to that. >> reporter: instead, harris wrote he was pleased to hear she had done well on her exams. has there ever been any response? a year would pass. sam was finally ready to meet harris... >> her relationship... >> reporter: ...a meeting harris had imagined when we spoke to him back in 1999. >> i would tell who i am and hug her. >> reporter: it didn't quite

they met at harris' home. >> he held out his hand to shake my hand, and i thought, "well, i'm not quite comfortable with that. i'd rather give a hug." and it was just a surreal experience, almost. >> reporter: sam says harris took her on a 2.5-hour tour of his house, showing off his prized possessions. lee's friend, retired judge myron johnson, accompanied sam. >> i really was very shocked that the conversation was not about he and samantha and the years that they have missed, and how they could go from here... >> i think we were both a little awkward. >> reporter: they have not seen each other since, but sam says she remains open to a relationship, as long as harris understands one thing. >> there is no way i'm letting go of my mom. i have been very lenient with him and all the stuff that he has said, and i want to know if

this comes out. >> reporter: last may, lee barnett was released from jail on two years' probation, back into the lives of family and friends she had left all those years ago. >> and then this is where we did that. it's an amazing experience to have your best friend disappear for 20 years and come back. >> she is just overwhelmed with friendship. >> all of our childhood memories are all coming back. she's not going to go anywhere, as far as i'm concerned. >> reporter: at this point, lee is not allowed to leave the united states. so, with the help of "48 hours," her kids came to her. reece was a total surprise... ( laughter and applause ) >> the first time i got to hug her after she got out of prison, she never let go of me. she just... i think she cried.

seen her mother in nine months. >> my mother and i have this incredible thing to know that we love each other, and a continent or an ocean isn't going to separate us. >> reporter: over two decades ago, lee barnett married harris todd, hoping to have a happy life together. instead, it became a marriage measured in loss. a father lost 20 years with his daughter; a mother lost her home, her friends and her family. a story of hurt, anger and despair, but also a story of love. but also of love. >> "dear savanna, i just want to let you know how loved you are. you and i will be fine. more than fine, really. we'll be great, and we'll get through this. please always know that having you is the most important thing in my entire life. you will always be my little girl. we've made it.

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taken. and a fantastic weather today will continue through tomorrow. >> announcer: live from the channel 4 studios in boston, wbz news at 11:00 starts right now. breaking news. a stabbing this london that police are calling a terrorist incident. >> authorities there are saying three people were stabbed in an underground transit station in east london. one of the victims was seriously hurt while the other two suffered minor injuries. police used a stun gun to subdue the attacker. witnesses say he yelled "this is for syria" during the attack. britain joined the airstrikes against i.s.i.s. scotland yard's counterterrorism unit is treating this as a terrorist incident and is asking people to be alert and vigilant. there is also breaking news out of the white house. president obama will give a

terror attack. the white house said the president will update the investigation into what happened in san bernardino and talk about the broader threat from terrorism. this will be just the third time president obama has delivered a primetime address from the oval office. cbs and wbz will carry it live. the president's address will come as the fbi continues to dig into the background of the husband and wife blamed for this week's terrorist attack. chris martinez shows us. >> reporter: fbi agents invaded home in riverside, california, saturday morning. farook and his family use to live next door. >> i heard the windows crashing, the garage door being torn, breaking in, you know, by the law enforcement. >> reporter: the house belonged to a friend of farook's who allegedly purchased two assault rifles used in the shooting that killed 14 people. the fbi's investigation is also focusing on the couple's ties to terrorist organizations.

indication these killers are part of an organized larger group or form part of a cell. >> reporter: yet according to an unnamed federal law enforcement official, "the los angeles times" reports farook had some kind of contact with people from syria and the radical that ban group. his wife, 29-year-old tashfeen malik, urged support to i.s.i.s. and it leader in an online post just before the deadly rampage. malik's friend said in the last two years, she became more devout and started dressing conservatively. i.s.i.s.' official radio station called the couple supporters but stopped short of claiming responsibility for the attack. chris martinez, cbs news, san bernardino, california. >> one possible piece of evidence investigators will not get to see is what the nsa might have recorded from the couple's phone records. surveillance program was

days ago, but the director of the fbi will not say if that will affect the investigation. now, the "new york times" published an editorial calling for gun control laws. the editorial said it is "a moral outrage, national disgrace that high-powered weapons are easily available." the "times" had not printed a front-page editorial since 1920. stay with wbz and cbs news for the very latest updates on the investigation into the terror attack in california. cbs will carry the president's address to the nation tomorrow night at 8:00. scenes in boston. yesterday, a bomb scare on atlantic avenue -- today, a chemical scare aboard an mbta bus. both threats turned out to be harmless, but authorities didn't know that in the moment, and paul burton shows us they >> nervous, shocked, i guess >> emergency crewses shut down

avenues in boston after a rider poured an unknown liquid on an mbta bus. moments later, the female bus driver felt dizzy. >> she complained of watery eyes and, you know, burning and, you know, some respiratory issues. there was a number of other passengers on the scene who self evacuated. >> reporter: a hazmat team boarded the bus to investigate the liquid. >> heard it was a liquid scare to i made myself scarece. >> looked like the whole boston fire department was there and good to know they respond so quickly and actually worried about the situation. >> reporter: hazmat crews ventilated the bus but found no elevated readings of anything dangerous. >> i think any time something like this happens, you know, you're got to play it by the book and, you know, everyone's has a heightened awareness. >> reporter: yesterday, a bomb squad blew up a suitcase left on atlantic avenue by a lawrence man who was chargeed with planting a hoax device. >> yesterday was pretty scary

up and if we find this continues, we'll prosecute people, we'll to after you and we ask you not to do this. >> reporter: people remain vigilant and on alert. >> now that i know everything is safe, i feel better but i was a little uneasy. >> i would never want to say overkill. i'm glad of the response, you know? and glad, again, it was not really much of anything. >> reporter: the female bus driver was taken to the hospital but is expected to be okay. no major injuries. the incident remains under investigation. in boston, i'm paul burton, wbz news. new at 11:00 tonight, 18/95 was shut down by a bad crash. look at the backup on the in westwood. the car crashed into the median and hit a rock wall. the highway was closed so medflight could take the driver, a 47-year-old from rhode island, to the hospital. an 11-year-old boy was hurt but a strange crime.

bones of five people from a worcester cemetery. jim smith is following this case and joins us from the satellite center. jim? >> reporter: katie, this is now a case in and a story involving police from two separate states and a strange one. the remain of five people stolen from a crypt and police tell us that the suspect says it was done for religious reasons. >> i was over the cemetery today and it was like, you know, never heard of such a thing. >> it sounds like something out of a scary movie, human skeletal remains taken out of a worcester cemetery, turning up inside a hartford home. police in connecticut stay that's just what happened and now they've arrested a suspect, 32-year-old amidore madina. he was keep and showed them where to find the remains. police said the suspect practices religion called santaria. >> the bones, i believe, in this instance -- according to our interview with the accused

used for medians dustal purposes or practice. community. chickens or pigs. >> reporter: neighbors were news. >> i would be very, very scary and especially to find out a neighbor next to me practiced that type of religion. >> reporter: remains came from a mausoleum in worcester. they were inter between early and late 1900s. >> so i visit there once a week or so, you know? >> reporter: this person's family is buried at the cemetery. >> very dispushing. what would you do with body parts like that, you know? or old skeletons, you know? >> reporter: this is a place yours. >> yes, yes. i would probably snap if it was know? >> reporter: of the five sets of human remains police tell us three of those sets of remains

the suspect, madina, is due in court in connecticut on monday and then will head back to we're to face much more serious charges. jim smith, wbz news. >> all right, jim, thanks. let's turn to the weather now. we saw plenty of sun and decently warm temperatures. >> tomorrow, dare i say it, will be better. >> thumbs up. >> i only give barry the platform to say all the bad news but have to steal thunder when it's good news. right, barry? >> why not? >> nice going, barry. >> why not, katie? 41-degree in boston right now so warmer in the urban center ya. the dew point is 35. the warm weather wind direction is not very warm right now in some of these low level location with 20s. it's frosty out there, frosty first thing tomorrow morning but temperatures will continue to rise very nicely. some of the cloudiness across

with a few streams of high clouds but first things first -- and that's tonight when it goes down to 26 to about 36 downtown boston. wait until you see the numbers tomorrow and i'll have my full accuweather forecast in just a few minutes. ken? >> all right, barry, thanks. the patriots hope to get back on the winning track eagles. advantage, of course. tomorrow's game is at gillette. levan reed has a preview. >> reporter: right now the pats will look for the sweep. this year, they are playing the nfc east and so far have beaten the giant, cowboys, and redskins. the eagles are tomorrow's issue and they would like to take out the broom. it was a short week but slater is not complaining because he and his wife became parents for the first time on november 25. congrats. the pats special team loves the game of football but nothing is better than the combination of football and becoming a parent. >> it's the best experience of our life.

we're very thankful to have our son and, you know, really changes your perspective on a lot of things when you have a little one that's dependent on you for everything so we're very thankful. the lord has really blessed us and we're excited about this time as a family. >> reporter: get your football started with "game day" tomorrow at 11:30 and immediately following the game, tune to my tv 38 for "fifth quarter" postgame show. 7. you know the drill. it doesn't matter when you talk to belichick. in sports, slater shares belichick's thoughts and why the eagles could cause problems. >> all right, levan, when you start growling, i know you're serious. [ laughter ] you can help out with the toy drive. bring a nun wrapped toy before the game and you can find bins at the gates and pro shop.

if you're not going to game, there's a bin at faneuil hall. she took a pass on running for president. >> elizabeth warren could play a big role in the race. next, why she has yet to endorse a candidate. plus the best view of pluto we have seen and why the spectacular images may just be the start. and rob gronkowski -- cartoon character? the hollywood deal for the pats star. >> announcer: closed caption brought to you by luna. >> get beautiful new floor with luna's incredible 70% off sale.

the lynn building where four people died in a fire will be demolished. >> investigators still don't know what started yesterday's deadly fire in bruce place. a mother, sister, and her daughter were among the victims. they were devout members of the seven-day adventist church. >> was the teacher of two of them. they were so nice. >> the church is now raising money to help send the victims back to their native dominican republic to be buried. grief in mattapan today, where an mbta conductor killed

the driver was shot outside the bar who's on first. one man has been arrested on weapons charges, but no one has been charge with the actual killing. the casket was taken away from the church in horse-drawn hearse carriage. a community traumatized by a bizarre crime last christmas is getting a fresh start. sacred heart parish in haverhill donated it new nativity scene. they donated figure ruins bless by the priest. last year, the old scene was desecrated and jesus was replaced with a pig's head. she's sitting on the sidelines but elizabeth warren president. yet. warren told "the boston herald" it's too early to endorse a democrat in the race. earlier this week, 13 women in the senate publicly endobbs divorced clinton, but warren

tonight, nasa is giving us the clearest view of pluto anyone will probably ever see. the new horizon spacecraft flew by pluto in july. nasa said it will take a year for new horizons to beam back all of its data. that's a long-distance call. >> very long distance call. [ laughter ] >> way out there. let's talk about the weather because it's looking pretty nice out there. >> call the right man for the job. he's here right now. >> i was on the show last night saying, everybody thought it would be a great weekend, high expectations -- better work out. >> work out. >> so far so good. >> that's right. >> we have more half of the weekend and will do well -- in fact, maybe a little better. let's go to the weatherbug network and club 53 here. at these three schools, -- salem and we have the lincoln street school in northboro and tabor academy in marion, all

well at the airport, 53 degrees at 2:52 this afternoon it reached that number and that's eight above the average high, 45, not too close to the record of 66, set back in 2001. so these were the highs -- again, lower 50s, a few mid- 50s, a glorious day without much wind. it felt so nice, in fact, warmer than it actually was. the temperatures have fallen since then, though. 41 in boston with 20s in outlying location and low-lying spots as we showed you earlier so a frosty time to the north. a lot of 20s in southern new hampshire, extending into massachusetts, bedford is 28. we have worcester, norwood, 26. taunton, 29. near 30 in part of cape cod except areas close to the water from provincetown to chatham, 40 degrees. interestingly, at the summit of mount washington at the observatory, way up there, over 6,000 feet up, it's 37 degrees. we have a temperature inversion

very balmy night at the mount washington observatory while down here close to the sea level, in the 20s in many suburbs to middle 30s in boston and nice recovery to the upper 50s tomorrow, except a little cooler on the cape. fine for the game down in gillette stadium in the afternoon, kickoff temperature around 54. fourth quarter, 44. it will be a nice little breeze out of the southwest, 5 to 10 miles per hour. that's all. a few cloud way up north. we may see a few high, thin cloud later tomorrow afternoon, may add to a colorful sunset in spots. just a few cloud on monday but basically, that's about it. it's looking really good to me and looking beyond that, looks like this high pressure is mind moving off and weak cold front, slight chance of a shower on tuesday, more likely showers on thursday, but the next couple of weeks, one to two weeks, the odds really favor above average temperatures. many of those days. here we go for the next seven, anyway. still looks pretty good.

monday. mid 40s -- it cool us tuesday, wednesday, thursday, remote risk of a shower tuesday, risk of a few showers on thursday. then maybe later next weekend -- this is a long shot now -- we may have 60s here. >> wow. >> next sunday and monday, if that all, weather pattern looks like it's trending toward warm stuff. >> what winter? [ laughter ] >> this is what we said last december, remember? >> yeah, i do remember that. very well, unfortunately. thanks, barry. gronkowski is getting his own cartoon, believe it or not. according to "the hollywood recorder," the gronkss will be about the life of the star. he said the show will be similar to the fox hit "family guy." it will air online through the entertainment studio started by basketball star lebron james. coming up next in sports, supersaturday. >> the best high school teams in the state battle it out at gillette stadium. we'll tell you who won, coming up. >> pass to the corner, he's got

levan reed joining us with sport from the pros to high school. those high school kids were slinging it. >> they're good. >> it was funny because i knew about it and this morning had a chance to get up and watch and it then driver by and see a little bit of it. the forward pass, when i was in high school, we ran the ball a lot.

all over the place. a little bruin and celtics. both teams had late starts. bs in vancouver taking on the canucks while the celtics took on the spurs. that finished little while ago, let's pick this up in the fourth. thomas goes the distance and that is an easy two. thomas had 23 on the night. bradley from downtown -- draino. bradley finished with 18. celtics within three, 18 seconds, ball, on the move, they don't take a time out. bradley in the corner, gets it from thomas, the three -- no. still down two. crowd makes it interesting, bombing this one from deep but the cs just come up short, falling 108-105.

marchand's 13 of the season. check out krug. what a blast! his third of the season, just beats him, just a bullet to the back of the neck. 2-0 at the end of one. third period, bruins continue to add goals. the first goal for the bruins, 3-0 boston as they play in the second period. it's the pats and eagles tomorrow. two coaches basically have the same job. kelly and belichick are both head coach and general manager of their respective teams. obviously one is doing a better job than the other. belichick makes decisions with one thing in mind. >> my decisions are easy, what is best for the team. it doesn't mean everybody likes them or maybe it's the best for them individually or maybe their unit but in the end, the overall decision is made for into the overall betterment of the team.

are right -- plenty are wrong -- regardless of whether whatever we think about them, that's the intent behind them. >> silently he said "i have 12 and you don't." more patriot and slater is one of the solid veterans on the team. he sat down for an interview with steve burton. you can catch that tomorrow morning on "game day." the eagles team could give the patriots some problems. >> i think their record is deceiving. this is a good football team. maybe a lot better than what their record may indicate so a lot of good football player, well-coached. they play with tremendous effort so it's going to be a challenge for us and you know, we have to make sure we're ready to go, bring energy on sunday and have a good week of practice to be ready for sunday. >> you can see the rest of interview on "game day" at 11:30 on wbz. immediately following the game, tune to my tv 38 for "fifth quarter" postgame show. super bowl saturday for

one at gillette stadium, just off, taking on central catholic for the division i crown. to tippett. 44-14 your final. >> just a jerk. >> no absolutely not. the play is there -- what were you look for? >> the play. >> what were you looking for? touchdown! >> holy cow! the throw and the catch solid, really. the chieftain win the division ii super bowl and beat reading 27-13. we move on -- melrose and dartmouth. this was a good one, play of the day -- way up top and he is gone. 87-yard. melrose grabs a 14-12 lead but chris martin was outstanding, 142 yards rushing, three touchdowns. dartmouth wins the division iii super bowl, beating melrose 26- 21.