snoom. >> good to see you everyone, 6:00 a.m. on this thursday, october 2. tam is off, nydia han joins us, here's what's happening. >> new details are emerging of the first-ever case of ebola diagnosed on u.s. soil. >> the investigation into the cooper health system ceo and his wife takes an on him nulls turn. police say say someone at the time the fire at their home on purpose. >> a missing texas girl feared to be gone over -- forever is found alive in another county. >> we have traffic and weather

to get to, we have karen rogers and matt pellman good morning. i want to show you what the satellite image looks like, we're cloudy as we look at satellite and radar. even a touch of drizzle in ocean county, new jersey, watch for that as you head out. we'll see a nice afternoon ahead after the morning hours. we'll keep an eye on the visibility reports. they were down low in lancaster. 3-mile, 7 in reading. not a big deal, but patchy fog in the northwest suburbs, temperature-wise, 63 degrees in philadelphia. 61 in allentown, cooler in the suburbs, reading 55. 56 in lancaster with that fog. 57 in wilmington, 58 in millville. 60 right now on the boardwalk in ac. a little cooler in spots, but not a bad start to the day. early on we're seeing the low clouds even a touch of drizzle along the coastline. 67 degrees by 9:00 a.m., though. noon, 71. the day ahead is dry with clouds and sunshine. 3:00 p.m., even more sunshine.

74 that's your high for today. 6:00 p.m., 71 degrees. we are tracking a opponent cold front it will bring us rain and knock the temperatures down, i'll show you when in the seven-day forecast coming up, matt. >> all right, karen we're making progress to the week, we're making progress to our tanker truck fire, this is the scene by cottman avenue the process of pushing the truck off to the off ramp at cottman avenue. all the northbound lanes are being reopened as we watch. this is the scene earlier the fire broke out in the truck in the rear portion of the tires after 3:30. there's the truck that was on fire. fire crews extinguished the flames. we've had lane restrictions on i-95. coming back out here they are in the process of pushing that off to the cottman avenue off ramp. traffic heading northbound has been slow as they restrict lanes in the process.

southbound traffic building volume it's that time of the morning when things start to get busy, better news southbound i-95, the paving work cleared out early, no delay as you head toward delaware. no delays in center city the vine street expressway approaching the schuylkill expressway. both are fine and dry. northeast extension northbound approaching lansdale the right lane is out of the commission. east/west turnpike watch out for lanes closed in morgantown. >> ebola concerns have prompted a hospital in hawaii to place a patient into isolation. and a texas hospital overlooked crucial clues about the first ebola virus in the u.s. katherine scott has the details. >> reporter: the hospital in

hawaii would not release details about the patient, but they did say it is not a confirmed case, they are taking precautions and the patient remains in isolation. >> this is all hands on deck. >> reporter: the cdc detectives are on the ground in dallas hoping to keep the contagion contained. dallas area hospitals and schools are high alert after the first case of ebola was diagnosed in their city. thomas dunkin was in serious condition under isolation at texas health presbyterian hospital. dunkin left liberia with no symptoms. he flew through brussels and dulles and dallas after four days he began to show symptoms. 24 hours he walked into an emergency room in dallas, his sister said he told the nurse he was visiting from liberia, but

that the nurse never passed the information along. he was sent home. three days later he was rushed to the hospital by ambulance, at least 18 people who had close contact with him are being monitored. meanwhile, philadelphia hospitals are preparing for the case -- for the possibility that ebola comes to there hospital. at jefferson university hospital, protocols have been set and staff educated. ebola is not easily spread. you must have contact with bodily fluids. in the virus is suspected patients must be put in isolation. >> this is not an infection that can spread through the area or contracted by casual contact meaning being in the same room. >> reporter: and the cdc has sent guidance to hospitals on the best practices for coping

with ebola. ful live in the satellite center, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> the ebola scare in west africa and the united states is impacting a particular sector in trading on wall street. maribel aber continues our coverage. >> reporter: ebola shattered stocks and airlines worry that people will not travel on fierce of ebola. marriott was down 3%. but ebola worries sent shares of drug makers higher. canadian drug maker is working on a treatment for ebola. overall markets closed in the red. futures are pointing to another downed day. pepsi is using amazon to launch it's newest soda. the drink will be sold at supermarket and traditional

retailers. but selling it just an amazon at first, gives i want a chance to gauge response to the drink. there's no excuse not to order in now, there's a new service that will deliver food from 40 of philadelphia's top rated restaurants including high street on the market and federal donuts. it's called caviar which started in san francisco two years ago, it's in 12 markets and you can check its website for its full list of restaurants. hey, nydia, if i don't have to cook i'll take it. >> i'm with you. >> a former new jersey official with a trouble pass is face facing new issues this morning. the former sheriff is awaiting trial on three other sexual assault cases involving children. >> investigators say the fire

that killed ceo cooper health system and his wife was intentionally set. firefighters were called to the home in montgomery county somerset county. the blaze was contained to the up stair bedroom. john sheridan died at the scene. his wife died at the hospital. "action news" sources say there is no evidence of an intruder. >> secret service director julia pierson has been forced out of office and replaced with a man with philadelphia roots. joseph clancy is from comcast, he'll run the secret service until a permanent replacement is found. pierson resign yesterday after her performance in front of congress explaining several security breaches. the recent one happened on

september 19 when a man with a knife jumped the fence and made his way deep into the building. >> it's been a nice week. >> reporter: we have clouds and sunshine, it's going to be a nice afternoon ahead we have to get through a few more clouds this morning. storm tracker 6 live double scan looking around the region we had showers along the coastline. a touch of drizzle along surf city and toms river. sky6 live hd looking live in hd over the ben franklin bridge. those clouds starting to break over the city right now. let's check the conditions, here's what to expect in the weather highlights. we have a soggy saturday and chilly sunday. we're tracking a cold front that's going to make is big change for the weather, but not impacting us today. 63 degrees the current temperature, the dewpoint, 56 degrees, the wind out of the northeast at 9. the pressure over 30 inches and we're bring in the always on seven day at the side of the screen. we have a good amount of cloud cover through the region.

we're watching the holes in the cloud pop up. we're starting out with sunshine and more sunshine filling in the afternoon. here's what to expect by 8 arteriovenous malformation. 66 by 58:00 a.m., 66 degrees, 11:00 a.m., 70 degrees. 2:00 p.m., 73 degrees, high of 74. partly sunny skies, tomorrow, we start dry and end dry, the rain comes in the overnight hours, friday night into saturday, the cold front will bring the rain and the cooler temperatures, too, you can see this happen on future tracker 6. we're advance this now, 4:30 a.m. on saturday, you start to see the showers form and they could be heavy at times. it's coming west to east, you'll see it in your northwest suburbs first, we advance this at 10:00 a.m. that's the time my

kids have soccer games we have wet conditions as the showers move through. this is when the front hits the area it gets heavier and crosses the region it will take until the late afternoon showers, evening hours to be off the coastline, but you'll clear west to east. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast today clouds and sunshine, a nice afternoon, 74 for your high. tomorrow partly sunny skies and 75. yom kippur begins at sundown we're dry in the evening. the rain comes in the overnight hours into the first half of saturday, saturday, 73 degrees with rain, peeks of sunshine is in the western suburbs. october chill 64 and breezy, feeling like football weather for the eagles, sunny and dry. monday not as cool and 72. the tuesday, clouds and sunshine, 74. chance for a shower, wednesday, mostly sunny skies, 72 cease, today a nice day enjoy the

afternoon, thanks karen. 6:11. up next more stories you didn't see last night including the facebook fire to remember that led the social network to change its policy. >> a miracle in mexico a girl feared lost forever turns up 12 years later. >> reporter: looking good at the media swathmore interchanges. the construction i-95 southbound cleared out on time. we'll see what we're seeing in 6 other cameras in 60 seconds when "action news" continues on this thursday morning.

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>> welcome back it is 6:15, 63 degrees, sky6 live hd taking a live look at atlantic city, it's been a nice week so far i'm enjoying this kind of fall we're having. >> i am, too, it's been pretty nice. i-95 is an issue, how it's been? >> reporter: i'm doing my stretching, 6 cameras in 60 seconds i have it on the clock. here we go, i-95 by cottman avenue we had the tank truck fire in the northbound lanes the truck is out of there, pushed off the cottman avenue off ramp. northbound delays are starting to thin, southbound the delays are starting to form here by cottman slow by the betsy ross bridge into girard. this is delaware county, the second camera shot, looking good, no southbound delays,

tonight we'll see people heading to chester for the 8:00 p.m. union game. lionville looking good route 30 at 100. camera number five, south street, 76 westbound traffic building heading toward the vine we're sitting at 50 seconds. camera number 6, 42 belmawr, heading toward 2935 coming up from deptford. matt, nydia, back to you. >> thanks so much. a young girl missing since 2002 has been found alive in mexico. sabrina allen is 17. she was brought back to the u.s. along with her mother accused of abducting her. investigators say she didn't go to school and rarely left the

small apartment where she lived. her dad said he never gave up hope she would be found. the latest gunfire went off in west kensington. a 19-year-old man suffered a bullet wound to the head. earlier in the night, a gunman so the a 28-year-old man four times in the tioga nicetown section. he remains in critical condition. there are no arrests in either case. >> the king of all social network changed its mind about pseudonyms. >> reporter: facebook is apologizing to drag queens. the social network deleted hundreds of contacts of drag queens and transgendered people because they were not using their real names. download apps from

reputable sites and be cautious with e-mails. apple will offer gold as the color on its full size tablet. those are i don't care tech bytes i'm t.j. holmes. >> 6:58. a beer bandit looks like he had one too many before he pulled off this robbery. >> plus you'll be able to walk the boards philadelphia style later this morning. >> reporter: if you're dressing the kids, grab the jackets, temperatures in the upper 60s. we'll check the call for the hi, i'm henry winkler

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them. he dropped them on the floor, stumbles around, kicks open the door, and then they finally got out, they ran away and drove off. >> that darn door. >> reporter: if you're going to be a criminal, we don't recommend it, get your act together. i mean, really. we're getting our delay together on the 30 bypass in chester county, eastbound side starting to slow. you see people tapping their brakes from 322 to 113. delays have not formed on our good buddy ben, but they will because the right lane is blocked for construction. october 21 is the end date for the westbound right lane construction, so something to look forward to. on the mass transit front, patco trains rolling over the ben and septa trains on time at this point. >> reporter: the upper level low is trying to push out of here. in the meantime we have more cloud cover in philadelphia,

north and west and it looks like south and west we're seeing more breaks and we'll get sunshine in there early on, but the afternoon for all of us will look good, the low will pull out of here, we'll see sunshine and clouds, 9:00 a.m., 6 still lots of clouds, especially east of philadelphia, noon, 71. 3:00 p.m., dry sunshine for mosh of us, 74 is the high. 6:00 p.m., 71 degrees coming down from the high. if you're heading to the union game it's a great game. bring a sweatshirt, partly cloudy skies, start time, 66, at 90th minute, 63. >> take a look at this video, a car started smoking and burst into flames on 422. guess what, the teenager had just bought the vehicle 35 minutes prior, as you can imagine she wented her money back from the guy who sold it to

her, but he refused. that's when she came to me for help. don't miss it tonight at 11:00. san francisco bounced the pirates out of contention in a one game playoff. a grand slam was hit in the top of the 4th inning. it was the first time a short stop had hit a grand slam in the mlb playoffs, san francisco tacked on four more runs goes to 8-0 win. >> 6:23, next at 6:00. the reality stars who could be going from the small screen to the slammer. >> our new updates in the efforts to contain the ebola virus in

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medium hot or iced dark roast today. >> developing overnight, the ebola emergency in the united states intensifies and our katherine scott so working on new details that are just coming in right now. >> smoke fills an old school building in philadelphia. we're gathering details on the early early early-morning fire. >> two teachers down south are accused of taking part in a salacious act with a student. >> good morning, david is off, we have karen rogers and matt pellman has traffic. >> reporter: good morning, i want to show you the satellite image we have an upper level low that's triggering clouds in the area. we have a closeup view. if philadelphia you're seeing clouds, you're seeing breaks south and west. the first part of the day we'll see feature low clouds in the

area, it could feel damp in the morning. 59 degrees in warrington. 54 in saint david. cool in the suburbs, 54 in ken net square. 61 in center city. not too bad. 06 in browns mill. 58 in hammonton, and woodbine, new jersey and 56 in delaware. let's look at the day ahead. 9:00 a.m., 67 degrees clouds and sunshine. noon, 71. 3:00 p.m., more sunshine the low is out of here, it's a nice afternoon. temperatures a couple of degrees above average. 6:00 p.m., 71 degrees with clouds and sun coming down from the high of 74. things change in a big way. we have a cold front coming our way, it will produce rain and chilly temperatures, details on when that happens in the seven-day forecast, matt. >> reporter: oaky doaky karen, we had a truck fire, but it's completely gone from the northbound lanes of i-95

approaching exit for cottman avenue. the northbound delay has thinned out through the work zone. the southbound side is slow from academy to cottman again from the betsy ross bridge into girard, just the normal slowing heading toward center city. on the big picture, normal delays are forming on the schuylkill expressway westbound by belmont 20 miles per hour, eastbound by girard just beginning to slow at 39 miles per hour at the moment. we're watching a couple of new issues on the pennsylvania turnpike. eastbound side approaching downingtown at mile marker 306. there's a crash to watch out for takerring out the left lane. a little bit farther along there's a broken down vehicle approaching the valley forge interchange at mile marker 322. on eastbound side approaching trooper speeds are in the 40s. in delaware, no major issues reported and the speeds look

good 295, i-95 and 202 the concord pike. >> developing overnight, new ebola concerns in the united states as a patient in hawaii has been placed in isolation. plus we are learning how hospital officials in dallas missed glare warning signs about an confirmed ebola patient there. katherine scott southbound live in the satellite center with suburbing information on the dallas patient coming in. >> reporter: let's start in hawaii, officials are monitoring a patient showing symptoms. but it's not confirmed they are taking precautions. the case in dallas, we are told he is a former chauffer from lie briere i -- lie brierei can't -- liberia, when he was loaded into the ambulance, he was vomiting.

texas health officials are tracking 18 people who had come in contact with the patient, including five children who are school age and attended school earlier in the week. thomas eric dunkin was in serious condition overnight under isolation at texas health presbyterian hospital. dunkin left liberia on september 19 with no symptoms. he flew through brussels on to the u.s. and landed in dallas, fort worth. four days after staying at a dallas apartment collection he showed symptoms. 24 hours later he walked into an memoricy -- emergency room in dallas. his sister said he told the nurse he was from liberia, but the nurse never passed information along. three days later he was rushed to the hospital by ambulance. now they are looking for symptoms that may be ebola.

hawaii health department said the patient is in isolation at the queens queens medical center. they say it is unlikely that a true case of ebola would make it to had a by, but if it did they have preparation in place. >> the hospital is being careful, as they should be to take precautions and make sure the patient in is in isolation. >> reporter: the flight attendant's union has sent a letter to its members to take precautions while on airline. as for the patients in had hawa, health officials say they could be sick for any number of regions, but they are taking precaution also just in case. >> health officials in the u.s. are trying to determine if the intrieferls played a role -- intrieferls played a role in the death of four people. a girl in rhode island is the latest fatality.

four children in new jersey have cases of confirmed entrovirus 68 two in camden and two in mir ris and burling -- morris and burlington county. >> smoke was scene from the second floor of the elementary school when firefighters arrived. the school building had been up for sale. crews are trying to figure out what started the fire. philadelphia police say a driver was speeding when his car hit and killed a 7-year-old boy on a tioga nicetown street. the car hit the boy when he was stepping out between two parked cars. the 52-year-old driver stopped right away, but did not know he had hit the child and backed up. the child ended up pinned under a tire. he died despite efforts to jack up the car. so far no charges have been filed. the accident is under investigation. >> pennsylvania state flags are

flying at half staff in memory of david kedra. the 26-year-old's death remains under investigation. a seasoned state police instructor handed a gun that misfired on tuesday. fell troopers at the skippack barracks spoke highly of the young officer. >> he was proud to be a pennsylvania state trooper and he showed it, no matter the severity of any type of call and whoever responded you can count on him. >> he recently purchased a home with his fiance in chester county. he grew up in northeast philadelphia and graduate of roman catholic high and temple university. funeral arrangement have not been made yet. >> it's going to be bright this afternoon, enscroit. temperature around average even a nomp -- nocht above.

let's go outside and show you when it looks like. sky6 live hd looking live in hd at atlantic city right now you see that ferris wheel in the background. 61 in allentown. 55 in reading. 57 in wilmington, a little on the cool side. 59 in millville. we look at the vis -- visibility reports 3 miles in lancaster. i've been keeping an eye on it, because it has been dipping at some points. woch for that if you're -- watch for that. if you're traveling out there. we're seeing breaks in the clouds south and west of the city. the trouble is this upper level low that's stubborn and producing the clouds pinwheeling through the area.

that will continue through the morning hours and in the afternoon hours, sunshine. you'll see that on the always ahead on accuweather seven day. look for the fog here and there, partly sunny skies, and 72 degrees, we're seeing more cloud cover in philadelphia and areas east. it may take longer for the clouds to break in atlantic city. clouds and sunshine, 70 degrees. in the city, 74 two degrees above average, lots of clouds and sunshine this afternoon. the winds are a little bit of a breeze out of the northeast at 6 to 12 miles per hour. 66 degrees by 8:00 a.m., lots of clouds and sunshine. 11:00 a.m., 70. 2:00 p.m., 73. bright sunshine mixing with the clouds, 5:00 p.m., 73 degrees. i want to show you whams -- what happens with future tracker 6. saturday the front comes through, we start to see the

rain. it could be heavy it starts in the northwest and that front pushes through the area. this is 1:00 p.m. and we see how the front is tracking through the area. you'll get your clearing west to east saturday afternoon. saturday is a little tricky it looks soggy and the cool air comes in after that. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, clouds and sunshine, a nice afternoon ahead you'll see more clouds early on, more sunshine in the afternoon. 74 for your high, fine for the union tonight just a little cool. tomorrow, partly sunny skies, 75 degrees for your high. the rain comes overnight friday into the first half of the day on saturday, 0 degrees for your high. sunday feel the october chill for the eagles, 64 and breezy, too, despite sunshine, monday not as cool we make it up to 72. tuesday, a mixture of clouds and sun, 74. wednesday, mostly sunny skies,

72 degrees. lots of clouds philadelphia and east, but not a bad day. >> more stories up next, including a raging inferno that ravaged hundreds of homes in south america. >> two teachers in the south are accused of having a threesome with a student. >> reporter: i hope you're enjoying the third lane in each direction going toward 29. delays have formed on the schuylkill expressway we'll they can them them out when "action news" continues on this thursday morning.

>> i just asked matt which road it is, i should have known it's the schuylkill expressway that's what it looks like everyday at this time. >> reporter: of our rushes this week this has been the best one so far. so that's something to hold on to, but that doesn't mean it's not jammed, westbound side of course from the this point to city avenue out to gladwyn you're seeing slow patches between 202 and the curve on the boulevard into girard avenue. i-95 is busy near cottman and past bridge to girard. northbound we had the tanker truck fire near cottman that's gone, just a little northbound slowing as you travel through the work zone by cottman avenue. tonight is night market in chinatown. we went to night markets in beijing. they serve interesting stuff

like scorpions and stuff. at 3:00 they will close off race and 10th. traffic problems later on, but right now everything open. everything is open on the eastbound turnpike. approaching valley forge there's disabled vehicles giving us restrictions. >> a fire raced through the slums of brazil's biggest city. authorities say they found one burned body in the rubble. they have not identified the victim. the fire quickly spread to other shacks all crammed together in one spot. >> new on "action news" two louisiana high school teachers are accused of both having sex with teenage student. authorities say had a threesome with a 16-year-old male and say the incident happened at the home after a football game. the student is junior and are

looking into the possibility that he took pictures of the encounter. new, an 0 ohio woman is suing a sperm bank that caused her to deliver a baby of a different race. she said she ordered a sperm donor with blonde hair and blue eyes that look likeed her partner. she got the sperm of a black man instead. >> if they had showed any comparison or ownership of this mistake, we may not be sitting here. i don't know. >> they say they love their child unconditionally, but claim that the midwestern town they live in in closed minded and are seeking $350,000 in damage.

>> "good morning america" is covering all the ebola virus and the entrovirus 68. that's up next. >> reporter: 55 in reading, 57 in reading and millville. heading up to 74 degrees today. we'll check your travel forecast when we right back.

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422 is the first stop where things are slow on the eastbound side like most mornings approaching oaks and trooper into route 23. taking off a 2, here's 42. northbound side you'll hit heavy traffic from 41 to 295. this is our last scheduled day for that zimmerman drive closure. head to college drive. jarvis vis road is closed through january 10th. >> reporter: 63 degrees here's how the day will look, 9:00 a.m., 67 we're starting with lots of clouds, especially philadelphia and aerials east. le we'll see -- areas east. we'll see sunshine as the day wears on. noon, 71. sunshine and clouds. 3:00 p.m., 74. a couple of degrees above average. 6:00 p.m., 71. we're seeing delays in

philadelphia at the airport. in boss upon it's raining we're not seeing delays, chicago we're talking about the cancellations they are having. orlando and atlanta, newark, new york city looking good, matt and nydia. >> time for a preview of "good morning america." >> amy robach joins us live. we're talking about the new developments in the ebola case as they developing they are disturbing. >> reporter: that's right, matt, great to be with you, matt and nydia. we're following two public health emergencies, the growing risk of entrovirus 68 suspected in four deaths and the first case of ebola diagnosed in the united states we'll have more from our team of corresponds from around the globe. julia pierson coming under fire for a series of breaches including the fence jumper who made it into the white house.

plus "g.m.a." on the look out why keeping your car keys handy can help protect your family from home home invaders. we have he emerile here so i knw we'll eat well today, jen at her garner is here. >> send emerile down here. thank you, amy. it's tgit. thank goodness it's thursday. the night kicks off with grays anatomy and scandal at 9:00 p.m. followed by the knew hit how to get away with murder at 10:00. that's followed by "action news" at 11:00 with jim gardner right here on 6abc.

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>> 65:55 patient in hawaii is in isolation with possible symptoms of the ebola virus.is while disturbing details are being released about the miss warning signs about patient zero in dallas. officials say someone started the fire in the home of john sheridan and his wife joyce. autopsy results have not been

released. philadelphia will have a boardwalk later this morning. the mayor will cut the ribbon on the schuylkill expressway banks boardwalk. it will extend the trail from locust street to south street. >> reporter: i-95 is as low on the southbound side from academy to cottman. our tanker truck on the northbound side is gone. >> reporter: satellite and radar shows lots of clouds, you can see them pinwheeling through the area, we'll see sunshine as the day progresses. the current temperature, 6 #. 9:00 a.m., 67. still lots of clouds, a little bit of sunshine. noon, sunshine, 71 degrees, 3:00 p.m., 74 bright sunshine and clouds, that's the high, a couple of degrees above average. 6:00 p.m., 71 degrees, a nice afternoon ahead just kind of cloudy to start you off in spots. >> just for my grandmother.

today is her 81st birthday. >> is she responsible for the baked goods you bring in? >> that's the other side of the family. [laughter]. >> for david murphy, matt pellman, karen rogers, nydia han, i'm matt pellman. "g.m.a." is next. bye!

i've lived hewith my mother, forty--four who is ninety--nine. people who do not live in delaware county need to know that tom mcgarrigle raised our taxes five times. five times in seven years. meanwhile tom mcgarrigle gave a million dollar subsidy to an energy company. tom mcgarrigle is not looking out for regular families or seniors at all. we need john kane in the senate. he gets regular families.

well a reason why a lot of philadelphia to atlantic city is because it's so close, it's like a quick getaway. the ocean is a big draw. you can come and get some exercise, get some ice cream. love to come to the casinos, get some good food, put your feet in the water, and of course fishing. i love to fish off the pier. i'm a great fisherman. flounder, sea bass, striped bass, you name it, i'll eat it. and you can, like i say, be home within an hour. done it many times.

good morning, america. and breaking news. two major health emergencies. that first patient diagnosed with ebola in america fighting for his life. more than a dozen others being watched closely. parents warned, schools scrubbed down. and the new concerns about the enterovirus spreading rapidly around the u.s. paralysis, and now at least four deaths linked to it. including this 10-year-old girl. dr. besser and the abc news health team on the scene for both stories. >> i'm going to ask to give her a hug. and found, this girl missing for more than a decade. taken by her mother. the anonymous tip that helped find her. the father's worldwide search over