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as for the kids involved in aisha's attack, six are arrested. the main aggressor who, like aisha is 15 years old at the time of the attack, pleads guilty to assault and is sentenced to up to nine months in juvenile detention. two more teens younger than 18 plead guilty to fourth degree assault and are sentenced to 30 days detention. and three men, all adults over the age of 18, plead guilty to theft, admitting to stealing aisha's belongings, including her cell phone and ipod. two are sentenced to six months in work release and the third gets time served. >>> coming up -- >> he was saying, bitch, give me your purse. give me everything. >> a robbery isn't going the way the thief planned it. >> and that's when he takes out the knife. >>> and it's an unusual standoff. >> jumped from the counter to come inside, and i jumped from the counter to go outside. >> when "caught on camera: crimes and crime stoppers" continues. [ laughs ] ♪ ♪ -why? -why? -why? [ female announcer ] we all age differently. roc® multi-correxion 4 zone moisturizer with roc®retino

even if aisha wasn't with us that week, we would have talked about it but aisha took us inside the storyw, in the country and you really gave, at least me, insight into like, wow. it's so easy for us to stand back and judge. and you had to walk a fine line because your husband was like devastated when the news came out so you made us see both sides and we got to talk about it with, you know, i feel like more knowledge. >> i felt like sheryl brought personal, you know, history to it that was so moving and so brave of her and i think that gave another angle to it that we were really lucky that she was so forthcoming. >> but i think it's the way you all embraced me when i came on board that gave me the confidence to speak about something that most people would be ashamed of and, you know, i i think that is what makes this show great. we can have fun and be good girlfriends and talk to celebrities and talk about products but when you get to special about something and somebody out there is going through the same thing and they say she is going through it and getting comfort and support from

police continue to search for aisha khan, after a confrontation with a drunk man on campus.rea canning has the details. >> reporter: this mystery is deepening. 65 police officers, along with fbi agents, have logged 400 man hours in the search for aisha. but investigators have more questions than answers. little more is known than what's revealed in that eerie voice message. in his first sitdown interview since his wife, aisha cann disappeared five days ago, he says he is hopeful he will be reunited with his bride of just five months. >> aisha, if you're listening to this, we love you a lot. and we're doing everything to get you back home safely. >> good afternoon. >> reporter: police tell abc news, they are treating the case as an abduction, looking for any motive why someone could have taken the 19-year-old. the community college student disappeared friday, after leaving this disturbing voicemail message on her sister's phone. >> oh, my gosh. he was so scary. my heart is like pounding. i've never got this scared in my life. pick up your phones. i am freaked out right now. >

the phone call you just heart was the last everyone heard from aisha khan.ndrea canning is here with the story. >> reporter: this is a mystery. because police have so few clues what really happened to aisha khan, they're officially calling this a missing person's case. but they're acting on the assumption she was abducted. 60 law enforcement officers are searching for khan, including the fbi. they're the chilling last words from college student, aisha khan. >> oh, my gosh, it was scary. my heart is pounding. i never got this scared in my life. >> reporter: the 19-year-old devout muslim left this message for her sister, after what's being described as a terrifying encounter. >> pick up your phone. >> reporter: khan says she was assaulted by an intoxicated man on a picnic bench at the university of kansas. >> he may have tried to kiss her or something like this. and she hit him. and he ran away. >> reporter: when khan didn't answer her phone, her family began looking for her. >> we went straight to the school. i knew where she studies all the time. that's the

you're going to the gas station or the post office, think of aisha all the time. >> we just want her safe back home. >> reporter: aisha kahn's husband said the couple was planning a delayed honeymoon to happen after the final exams. now the family is offering a $10,000 reward for any information to help them find her. >> hopefully seeing this report will get people's attention. kevin tibbles in chicago, thank you. >>> there was a dramatic ending to a police chase near los angeles overnight. officers had their guns drawn when the suspect refused to hand over a young girl in the car with him. the child's mother had called to say her daughter was taken after a domestic dispute. police eventually swarmed the man and rescued the child. >>> at&t has scrapped its $39 billion bid to buy t-mobile usa which would have made it the nation's largest cell phone service provider. the company could not overcome antitrust opposition by the obama administration. >>> and it was lights out in san francisco during last night's nfl game at candlestick park. the power failed not once, but twice during the

to get yours, go to ssagesmalibubook.com. >>> i'm aisha with a 360 bulletin.isturbing discovery a deadly christmas day shooting outside dallas. police have enhanced the audio of a 911 call and say the voice they've uncovered is the presumed killer, a 56-year-old man, his words are chilling. >> hello, grapevine 911. you need help? are you sick? what was that? do you need an ambulance or police? hello? >> yes, investigators say he killed six family members, including his estranged wife and two daughters before shooting himself dead. "the wall street journal" reports that several employees of oil giant bp could face criminal charges stemming from the deep water horizon explosion. the paper says prosecutors are looking into whether they falsified information to regulators. >>> and in colorado, police have arrested a driver they say intentionally rammed his suv into five cars, including this one. a security camera captured it. police say the driver also tried to run over several people. now back to anderson. >>> coming up, change of the subject, something to make y

the question is going to be about aisha khan. what really happened.nd why aren't the questions being answered? the why, why, why, it's is why everyone so conflicted. we played the phone calls with her sister. it is really important that people who are willing to search for someone who is missing get some answers so they don't feel like they've been taken for a ride. questions come up like the old runaway bride scam that we had several years back. was she unhappy with her arranged marriage? attention seeking? or this is the professor in me. was she really just trying to avoid her final exam? >> perhaps we will never know, casey jordan. thank you so much on the case for us today. coming up in 60 seconds, you'll meet a guy who goes through celebrities' trash and what he does makes him a lot of money. my doctor's again ordered me to take aspirin. and i do. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. [ mike ] listen to the doctor. take it seriously. [ mike ] listen to the doctor. everyone believes in keeping their

from her community college campus. >> aisha's alive. she is safe and sound. >> reporter: local stations, broke into programming. >> the 19-year-old college student has been found safe and sound. she was not abducted according to police, or held against her will. >> reporter: in a brief press conference late last night, a khan family spokesperson thanked the community. >> the family is very, very grateful for all of the people being involved. >> reporter: but no family members would speak to reporters. and police, who just days ago told abc news, they were treating the case as an abduction, had no comment on khan's reappearance. khan went missing friday afternoon, shortly after leaving this bizarre and disturbing voicemail for her sister. >> oh, my gosh. it was so scary. my heart is like pounding. i never got this scared in my life. >> reporter: police launched a massive search and investigation. and khan's family pleaded for her safe return. >> please, pray for us. >> reporter: today, it seems their wish has come true. but with so many

police continue to search for aisha khan, after a confrontation with a drunk man on campus. has the details. >> reporter: this mystery is deepening. 65 police officers, along with fbi agents, have logged 400 man hours in the search for aisha. but investigators have more questions than answers. little more is known than what's revealed in that eerie voice message. in his first sitdown interview since his wife, aisha cann disappeared five days ago, he says he is hopeful he will be reunited with his bride of just five months. >> aisha, if you're listening to this, we love you a lot. and we're doing everything to get you back home safely. >> good afternoon. >> reporter: police tell abc news, they are treating the case as an abduction, looking for any motive why someone could have taken the 19-year-old. the community college student disappeared friday, after leaving this disturbing voicemail message on her sister's phone. >> oh, my gosh. he was so scary. my heart is like pounding. i've never got this scared in my life. pick up your phones. i am freaked out right now. >> reporter:

aisha khan called her sister friday from the university of kansas saying she was running from a drunkentranger who harassed her while she studied outdoors. that's the last time anyone heard from the 19-year-old newlywed. >>> the president of florida a&m university will keep his job, at least for now. the school's board of directors rejected a call by florida's governor, that he be suspended in the wake of a hazing death of a band member at the school. the board called the government's request outside intervention. >>> former penn state coach joe paterno has been released from the hospital, where he was being treated for lung cancer and a broken pelvis. his cancer came just a few days after he lost his job. but a source close to his family says he has shown improvement. paterno turns 85 tomorrow. >>> now, for the lights-out highlights from "monday night football," here are our friends over at espn news. >> good morning. i'm don bell with your espn news update. a battle between two of the winningest franchises in nfl history, the steelers and 49ers. there's ben roethlisberger warming up b

. >> despite that, overnight, we have learned that 19-year-old aisha khan is actually safe and sound. and that she was never taken against her will. police say they had no information where the newlywed has spent the last six days while police, family and friends have been on a massive search. >>> some charitable work is being done by british royals, william and kate. they took part in a cooking class yesterday at a charity that supports homeless children. it wasn't the first time for william. he visited the same charity with his mother, princess diana, when he was a youngster. >>> for the very first time, two women sailors have shared the navy's traditional first kiss. the two petty officers exchanged a smooch, when 1 of them returned after 80 days at sea. navy officials said it was the first time on record that a same-sex couple was can chosen to kiss first upon the ship's return. sailors bought $1 raffle tickets for the opportunity. >>> back here at home, boxer floyd mayweather jr. will serve a 90-day sentence. he pleaded guilty to a domestic violence charge and pled not contest tw

the phone call you just heart was the last everyone heard from aisha khan.ing is here with the story. >> reporter: this is a mystery. because police have so few clues what really happened to aisha khan, they're officially calling this a missing person's case. but they're acting on the assumption she was abducted. 60 law enforcement officers are searching for khan, including the fbi. they're the chilling last words from college student, aisha khan. >> oh, my gosh, it was scary. my heart is pounding. i never got this scared in my life. >> reporter: the 19-year-old devout muslim left this message for her sister, after what's being described as a terrifying encounter. >> pick up your phone. >> reporter: khan says she was assaulted by an intoxicated man on a picnic bench at the university of kansas. >> he may have tried to kiss her or something like this. and she hit him. and he ran away. >> reporter: when khan didn't answer her phone, her family began looking for her. >> we went straight to the school. i knew where she studies all the time. that's the first plac

you're going to the gas station or the post office, think of aisha all the time. >> we just want her safe back home. >> reporter: aisha kahn's husband said the couple was planning a delayed honeymoon to happen after the final exams. now the family is offering a $10,000 reward for any information to help them find her. >> hopefully seeing this report will get people's attention. kevin tibbles in chicago, thank you. >>> there was a dramatic ending to a police chase near los angeles overnight. officers had their guns drawn when the suspect refused to hand over a young girl in the car with him. the child's mother had called to say her daughter was taken after a domestic dispute. police eventually swarmed the man and rescued the child. >>> at&t has scrapped its $39 billion bid to buy t-mobile usa which would have made it the nation's largest cell phone service provider. the company could not overcome antitrust opposition by the obama administration. >>> and it was lights out in san francisco during last night's nfl game at candlestick park. the power failed not once, but twice during the

. >>> for 10-year-old aisha and her family things are getting better skr-z people have been helping merter: iesha is homeless, we met her when she told us about how school students tease her. >> they would tell me to change my clothes and go home. >> but you couldn't? what would you do? >> cry. >> reporter: my heart just sáupbg -- sunk when i seen that. >> reporter: so young put them up in a hotel room for several days. >> putting them up in a hotel was a gift to myself, because i felt like i was doing something good. >> reporter: iesha's mother says she was overwhelmed. >> i did not expect it, did not expect it. >> reporter: but beyond all the gifts the bells received better news and well we'll let them tell you what it is. >> we just found out we're going to be getting stable housing. >> reporter: the housing authority in the san francisco where the belts live found them a two room apartment. but the belts are just one of 200 homeless families in san francisco where the waiting list just to get into the shelter is seven months long. but thanks to a recent $1.5 million donation the ci

. >>> for 10-year-old aisha and her family things are getting better skr-z people have been helping meout. >> reporter: iesha is homeless, we met her when she told us about how school students tease her. >> they would tell me to change my clothes and go home. >> but you couldn't? what would you do? >> cry. >> reporter: my heart just sáupbg -- sunk when i seen that. >> reporter: so young put them up in a hotel room for several days. >> putting them up in a hotel was a gift to myself, because i felt like i was doing something good. >> reporter: iesha's mother says she was overwhelmed. >> i did not expect it, did not expect it. >> reporter: but beyond all the gifts the bells received better news and well we'll let them tell you what it is. >> we just found out we're going to be getting stable housing. >> reporter: the housing authority in the san francisco where the belts live found them a two room apartment. but the belts are just one of 200 homeless families in san francisco where the waiting list just to get into the shelter is seven months long. but thanks to a recent $1.5 million don

from her community college campus. >> aisha's alive. >> reporter: local stations, broke into programming 19-year-old college student has been found safe and sound. she was not abducted according to police, or held against her will. >> reporter: in a brief press conference late last night, a khan family spokesperson thanked the community. >> the family is very, very grateful for all of the people being involved. >> reporter: but no family members would speak to reporters. and police, who just days ago told abc news, they were treating the case as an abduction, had no comment on khan's reappearance. khan went missing friday afternoon, shortly after leaving this bizarre and disturbing voicemail for her sister. >> my heart is like pounding. i never got this scared in my life. >> reporter: police launched a massive search and investigation. and khan's family pleaded for her safe return. today, it seems their wish has come true. but with so many questions unanswered and many wondering, just where was she for the past five days? >> at this time, we're not going to be taking any questions, as we

her name is aisha khan and in text messages she told family members a drunk man was harassing her andhe hit him. and then she left this voice mail for her sister. >> oh, my gosh, it was so scary. my heart was pounding. i've never been this scared in my life. when he left he was so [ bleep ]. pick up your phone. i am freaked out right now. okay. >> this woman's family is offering a 10,0$10,000 reward t leads to her safe return. tomorrow we'll speak live to khan's sister on this show. >>> now to egypt, hundreds are fed up. this rally was made up of mostly of egyptian women. tell me about this. >> reporter: that's right, brooke. it was really fascinating to see. you have hundreds of hundreds of women who were gathering at tahrir square. clashes have been going on and specifically one picture and one video that's made the rounds, especially via social media in the past few days, showing a woman severely beaten, being stomped upon, having her veil attorney off of her and being stripped from clothes from the riot police. women came out because they are fed up about what women are facing. me

aisha khan hasn't been heard from since she left a frantic voice mail for her sister.amily members posted these pictures on facebook. they are offering up a $10,000 reward for information that leads to her return. her sister appeared on hln's "issues" with jane velez-mitchell. she talked about this confrontation with a creepy man who smelled of drugs. >> yeah, that was during the message, you know, when a creepy guy came up to her and harassed her. she described him. she said that he smelled really bad. that he smelled like marijuana. and she slapped him and after that she hung up. she said, please come and pick up your phones. i need to talk to you. and, yeah, just pick up your phone. that's what she said. and then she hung up. >> that investigation is ongoing. >>> coming up next, new polls suggest republican candidates, any of them, may have an up hill battle when it comes to the race for the white house. paul steinhauser will tell me why. >>> plus, you know those diaper changing tables in bathrooms, you better think twice before using them or even getting near them.

police in kansas say aisha khan was not abducted. she was not held against her will.om her since she left that frightening message saying she was assaulted by, in her words, a creepy man. police have read the her case as an abduction, searching nearby woods, horseback, even asking people to search their own yards for her. a family friend made this statement just last night. >> the fact is, she's alive. she is well. we believe our prayer has been answered from all the people all over the world who have been calling us and just having their prayers for her. we're glad that she's safe and she's well. at this moment we do not have any more information on this and we're really thankful so far. thank you so much. >> police now say there is no criminal investigation into aisha's disappearance them say this is a personal family matter now. >>> and football. we know it can be a brutal game. injuries are common. now four former nfl players are suing the league saying they were lied to about their risk of long term brain injury. they say they were oftentimes put back into game a

. >> pigeons originally hail from aisha.e brought them over as pets and they got loose. but in the wild, pigeons are cliff dwellers. who would have thought? that has held over. they tend for make their nests in hidden areas like in crevices between buildings, top of buildings, where you don't see them. anything that may be on a ledge somewhere. but anyplace that kind of resembles a cliff so that they're protected and they're hidden. now, when you like to see a baby pigeon? >> sure. >> no, you wouldn't. >> here is a baby pigeon. >> that's attractive. >> not the most -- >> i've seen commuter. that doesn't look like a baby -- >> that is a baby pigeon. in addition to the nest being hidden, the pigeon parents take very good care of the baby pigeons. >> obviously hiding them for a reason. >> oh, steve. i'm sure the parent are quite proud of their -- >> they should let them out in the public. >> what they do is they care for them. they are very dutiful parents and they feed them. you know how most birds feed their -- it is rather d

>> there are actually lots of ways, aisha.s in reality are not going to be hit with the fee. you can use an electronic check online or over the phone. you can enroll in auto pay. you can use a verizon gift card. you can even go into a verizon store and pay your bill there or just, you know what, do it the old-fashioned way. put the check in the mail, stick the stamp on the envelope and call it a day. once again, verizon is trying to steer customers away from paying with a credit card at the last minute. that's essentially what they're doing. you know what, just the idea of spending an extra 2 bucks for the privilege of paying your bill? yeah, that, of course, sparked a lot of outrage. it also caught the eye of the fcc. the fcc now says it's looking into this fee. and this fee, by the way, is set to go into effect on january 15th. i think it's interesting how it caught the fcc's eye. >> at other thing that struck me in this was the timing of the announcement. the fact they waited until the so-called dead week between christmas

that's the third leg of the triad of aisha, new hampshire and south carolina.d they would be more worried about a rickç perry i think primarily, but a southern or semi southerner, somebody with the ability to the raise a lot of money still, finishing strong little in this race rather than rick santorum who they see as somebody who really can't raise a lot of money, who remains rather obscure. if he finishes third, so what. he won't be able to raise the millions of dollars he would need right away because he doesn't have the connections, he doesn't have the ground game. he didn't even bother to try to submit signatures to get on the ballot in virginia, for example. they cite that as an example of the fact that they don't think he can go national. at least that's what they were saying to me. >> john, you wrote on new york magazine romney has had his share of unearned good fortune and though the lack of affection for him in his party's base might yet come back to bite him, at the moment, he appears to be on the verge of proving an eternal verity of politics, bett

aisha, a "360" bulletin. >> a car bomber got through six security checkpoints and killed fiveeople atbaghdad. >>>? san bernardino, california, police arrested a man of shooting and paralyzing a u.s. soldier at his homecoming party. the victim, christopher sullivan, earned a purple heart after surviving a suicide bombing in afghanistan a year ago. >>> georgia court documents obtained by cnn cast doubt on newt gingrich's claim that his first wife wanted the divorce in 1980. the files show jackie gingrich asked the judge to deny the divorce. still the gingrich campaign says he was simply following her wishes. >>> and it was a very merry christmas for actor matthew mcconaughey and his girlfriend, brazilian model camilla alvarez. they are engaged. the couple has two children. tom he tweeted he'd ask her to marry him. i guess she said yes because he tweeted it. >> do you think he proposed to her over twitter. >> i think she was sitting across from him, he was like "hey, want to tie the knot." >> a dramatic re-enactment, very well done. magnificent. >> you get it all. >>> as the end of 2011

. >>> let's check in also with aisha. >> thousands of anti-government protesters took to the streets again today in the volatile syrian city of homs. eyewitnesses said security forces fired into the crowd. opposition groups said more than three dozen people were killed across the country. this despite the arrival of arab league monitors. that and much more when "360" continues. [ dad ] i love this new soup. it's his two favorite things in one... burgers and soup. did you hear him honey? burgers and soup. love you. they're cute. [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. >>> tonight a report on a really disturbing chapter in our history, one that's a lot more recent than you might think. did you know that at one point in the united states, more than half the states had four sterilization laws. we're talking about eugenic, a word that is typically associated with nazi germany. but a large eugenics movement in america before and after world war ii. sterilization continued in some states into the 1970s. tens of thousands of americans who were deemed unfit to reproduce were

. >> aisha's always calling me a geek or a nerd. >> let the audience decide. say the pen is mightier than the hydrochloric acid. >> keep going. >> a 360 investigation. they catch criminals simply by following their nose. scent dogs. they've become a valued investigative tool. the question is, are these canine cops reliable enough to send someone to prison for life or are their dogged pursuits another kind of junk science. >>> two sworn enemies, one shared border. how soldiers defend one part of a dangerous crossing with mean looks, loud voices. we'll explain when "360" continues. anncr vo: tylenol cold multi-symptom nighttime relieves nasal congestion... nyquil cold & flu doesn't. fantastic! [ man ] pro-gresso they fit! okay-y... okay??? i've been eating progresso and now my favorite old jeans...fit. okay is there a woman i can talk to? [ male announcer ] progresso. 40 soups 100 calories or less. what ? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it ? hello ? hello ?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello ? ally bank

. >>> first, let's check in with aisha. >> i'm not going to sing it because there's nothing festive about it, but the weather outside really is frightful. in fact, it's beyond that. try dangerous. even deadly. we'll show you where this massive winter storm is hitting and where it's heading. that and much more. dinner! [ garth ] we get double miles every time we use our card. and since double miles add up fast, we can bring the whole gang! it's hard to beat double miles! i want a mace, a sword, a... oww! [ male announcer ] get the venture card from capital one and earn double miles on every purchase, every day. go to capitalone.com. i wonder what it could be?! what's in your wallet? with two children and no way to support them. people told me i wasn't going to do anything. and i just decided i have more to offer than that. i put myself through nursing school, and then i decided to go get a doctorate degree. university of phoenix gave me the knowledge to make a difference in people's lives. my name is dr. kimberly horton. i manage a network of over a thousand nurses, and i am a phoenix. [ m

aisha kan, the 19-year-old kansas student missing and reportedly found safe after a week-long searchcluded a dedicated facebook page. >>> adam lambert is a top google search, brushing off his arrest in finland thursday. he blames a fist fight with his boyfriend on jet lag, booze and irrational confusion. he tweeted that "it's a lesson learned." >>> trending on yahoo! the first winner of "the x factor" melanie amaro from sunrise, florida, earned the contest earning a $5 million recording contract, not bad at all for a 19 years old. it is 8:04, back to maria and another check of the weather. >> announcer: "today's weather" can brought to you by kay jewelers. every kiss begins with "q." >> i have the perfect story to share with all of you out of that sponsorship. here we have joel and judy, married 50 years. you have an amazing story a side from being married 50 years. tell us what you brought with you? >> we brought the original sales receipt from the plaza hotel for the first night of our wedding. >> and how much was it for? >> $27 $27.90 and $5.51. >> for the bottle of champagne. >>

police say 19-year-old aisha kahn was not held against her will or abducted and there is no criminal investigation. >>> bank of america will resolve a federal complaint that its countrywide mortgage unit discriminated against more than 200,000 minority borrowers. >>> look at this startling video of a drunk woman falling between the train and platform. it may now help save lives. she escaped with only cuts and bruises. british transport officials releases the tape to remind people to enjoy the holidays responsibly. very scary to watch that video. >>> 7:15 right now. let's turn it back over to ann, carl, and maria. >> thank goodness she's okay. >>> meantime, we have maria larosa in for al this morning once again. we got the memo. >> you got the memo. >> where was i? >> i don't think you would have pulled it off. tell us about the forecast. >>> it's a rough start in the area across the south this morning. we have severe weather potentially as we get into the rest of the afternoon. take a look. a tornado watch has been issued including baton rouge and jackson and these conditions are fav