this was during the time he was alleged to have been holding abby hernandez prisoner. this police report, also obtained by abc news, says back then they took possession of multiple guns from the property. abby's family and community never stopped looking for her. >> we investigated every tip, every lead, wherever it took us. >> reporter: or for the person who had taken her. >> i'm amazed when people ask me what's the motivation for a child kidnapping. as if there's a good motive? obviously, you don't take a child away from her mother for a good reason. >> reporter: but then finally, ten days ago, abby hernandez came home. exactly how is still a mystery. did she escape? was she released? >> very often when a kidnap victim is held for a lengthy period of time, weeks, months, the kidnapper begins to soften towards the victim and give them freedoms as time goes by. i expect we will learn because of freedoms given to this 14-year-old abby hernandez, she managed to escape. >> reporter: on the website bringabbyhome, the family released this statement. abby is safely home with

. >> reporter: abby hernandez looked thin as she walked into court with her family to face the man charged with kidnapping her. >> this girl is stronger than anyone could ever, ever be asked to be. and i admire abby and her mom and the family for their strength on this. >> reporter: the judge set the bail at $1 million cash only. >> that is the reason we didn't contest to reargue another day. we need more information to put together a better argument for him. we believe when the facts come out it is entirely different. >> reporter: many of the facts of the kidnapping case are still a mystery. we know the search for the 15 year old was intense both by law enforcement and the community. >> reflected on the event i am convinced consistency and intensity of the investigation and continued vigilance of this community and her family and likely abigail's own actions that led to her safe return. >> we used the most sophisticatedhn case from cell phone tower analysis to social media analysis. >> reporter: neither fbi or attorney general's office will talk about how or if the techniques helped abby

behind bars. >> just a sense of relief that he's not out there anybody. >> reporter: tonight, abby hernandez is back home, with her family by her side. ryan smith, abc news, conway, new hampshire. >>> and tonight, consumer groups are about to release their annual report of the top ten consumer come flauplaints and o the biggest are the tell markets calls that keep coming. we've learned that robo calls to your cell phone are often illegal. abc's matt gutman tells you how you can fight back and possibly make money doing it. >> reporter: the unwanted calls come in by the millions every day. >> anywhere from five to six per day. >> they call morning, noon and night. >> reporter: driving the waites of bellview, florida, crazy. >> you called this phone number about 200 times. >> reporter: a debt collector's robo call. 204 of them bombarding then 17-year-old heather waites' cell phone. >> they started calling two or three times a day. >> reporter: thing is, heather had no debt. zero. >> i shut the phone off. >> reporter: 68% of cell owners receiver at least some unwanted calls. a quarter of them sa

they start the this shipping container where tib bee reportedly held abby hernandez captive for nines as it emerged the structure might have had three separate soundproof rooms. officers were off the scene looking at his trailer using bomb disposal gear. they have questions about why she vanished. >> another scare for malaysia airlines avoids colliding with an incoming flight. m h136 was going down the runway in australia when the tower canceled takeoff forcing the plane to slam on the breaks and come to a stop. a plane was coming into the landing on the same flight path. it took off about 25 minutes later with no other issues. >>> check out the cell phone video capturing the huge flames as a fire rips through a home in minnesota. a neighbor said he had a feeling someone was inside that's when he rushed up to the home he saw a young women with a baby girl. the video shows the chaos as the mother then hands her child out the window. he then helps the mom safely escape. >> everyone in afghanistan and iraq are fighting for us here. act of kindness i guess you could call it, something th

hernandez returned home. a family friend was with abby and her mother when they learned of kibby's arrest. >> now they can finally get to some closure. now they just get to be the hernandez family again, and they haven't had that for a long time. >> police still aren't revealing the details of the alleged kidnapping or how abby hernandez came to be reunited with her family but more should be revealed today at the arraign many or at the press conference scheduled to take place later today. george. >> okay, ryan, thanks. let's bring in our chief legal affairs anchor dan abrams and these kidnapping charges would hold even in abigail originally chose to go with the guy. >> yeah. we don't know that's the case but it really wouldn't matter. bottom line is under the law in new hampshire, if he knowingly took away, enticed away, even concealed a child under the age of 18 who he's not related to to keep that child away from her parents, that would be the crime of kidnapping. >> but it could be relevant if he brought her back. >> that's right. if, if, and it's a big if, if he brought her back in a safe place and -- and thi

abby's home. nathaniel kibby's residence a active crime scene, police trying to figure out if hernandez was thered you hear? >> i heard he is kind of creepy. not to really go by his house at night by myself. >> reporter: who told you that? >> my parents. >> reporter: friends of the hernandez family happy her alleged captor is behind bars. >> i think the biggest thing is just a sense of relief. >> reporter: abby hernandez is back home with her family by her side. ryan smith, abc news, conway, new hampshire. >>> some headlines this morning out of the notoriously tough insurance industry crash test. only one out of a dozen cars earned a good rating. researchers say its safety belts and air bags worked well to keep passengers safe. electric powered chevy volt earned an acceptable rating. it's battery/electric powered rival, nissan leaf, got a poor rating. >>> great news for just about anybody who has been concerned about running on a battery power for your cell phone. researchers at stanford say they discovered the holy grail of batteries. their invention a pure lithium battery they say could last fo

. >> he locked abby hernandez inside this shipping container behind his trail sneert 14-year-old disappearedm outside of her high school without a trace. >> abby! >> a week ago the now 15-year-old girl walked into her family's home, her mother relieved, but worried about the changes in her daughter. >> she lost a lot of weight. very pale. she had a look in her eyes i've never seen before and that's something that's haunting me, and i think will haunt me for the rest of my life. >> on monday, abby's mother xenia spoke exclusively to "today" speaking to whoever took her daughter to come forward. >> can you please help us by turning yourself in. >> earn had hearn ez says her daughter's been questioned by police nearly every day since he returned home. police put out the sketch based on abby's description of the suspect and the new hampshire attorney general's office credits abby for the first break in the case. >> i knew that she'd not run away because -- just, there are various things that pointed away from that theory. >> family is asking for privacy at this time, but they released a statemen

abby says you can't pick among the all-stars. that's like picking among the wu tang clan and asking who adds the most. tell us what to watch for. >> i look at the pitching matchup. felix hernandezher. probably the best pitcher of this generation right now. he goes up against adam wainwright, who from st. louis, a little controversy there starting over clayton kershaw. you have two of the best pitchers in the game. that's where it all starts for me. i think the all-star game is all about young players. jean carlos stanton, not starting, but he can literally hit a 500-foot home run. this would be a great game. you know what, it doesn't necessarily matter for the average fan. you want to tune in, because now the way that it is, the format now, you got the world series actually determining home field advantage. >> that's the worst part of it. why would an exhibition game matter to the world series? totally pointless. >> might be the worst rule in professional sports. >> i don't have a view on the rule, but krystal and i were talking about this today. >> ari is formulating a rant for later in the week. >> cannot wait for that. >> by the way, you mentioned yoenis cespedes. last night

abigail hernandez or her mother, both who sat in the courtroom feet away from kibby as he was arraigned on federal kidnapping charges. kibby spoke once, requesting a court-appointed lawyer. abby and her mother looked on from the first row of the small courtroom as the judge set bail at $1 million. kibby did not enter a plea. according to court records, kibby has an arrest record that dates back to 1998. last year he pleaded guilty to a pot charge and paid a fine. this year he paid $1,000 fine stemming from an incident in march. sources tell new england cable news, owned by nbc news, that kibby locked hernandez in this orange shipping container behind his home, 30 miles from the hernandez's home. >> searches are ongoing right now at the kibby residence. if there is evidence other crimes were committed, those charges will be brought. >> reporter: court officials remain tight-lipped about the details of the case, instead focus on abby. >> her courage, her resolve to return home the way she did, speaks to her resolve. >> reporter: her mother spoke exclusively to "today." >> i'm glad my daughter is back. the battle is won. >> kibby will will remain behind bars until a probable cau