she was taken to albany hospital. _ about her condition? she was taken to albany hospital.ily said to albany hospital. she is fine physically, her family said that obviously she is so young that it will take time to really reveal exactly everything that happened. at the police had last night at a press conference that physically she looked financially was well able to talk to them and that she knew she was being rescued and was very happy to be going back to herfamily. so it could have been a lot worse. she was hidden inside the cabinet in the trailer itself. clearly that was rough treatment in itself. lovely to talk to. thank— rough treatment in itself. lovely to talk to. thank you _ rough treatment in itself. lovely to talk to. thank you for _ rough treatment in itself. lovely to talk to. thank you for coming - rough treatment in itself. lovely to talk to. thank you for coming on i rough treatment in itself. lovely to l talk to. thank you for coming on the programme and a happy ending to that story, thank goodness. listen, we are watching events in us congress tonight, th

she knew she was being rescued, and they got her to the albany hospital where she was reunited with her parents. as you say laura, this is for a parent, whose child goes missing where the odds are when you enter the second day are increasingly may never see that child again alive. it is like getting your whole life back again. >> unbelievable, and you can't even describe what the family must be feeling right now. and julian the suspect was living in a camper behind his parents home. the cell phone pinned to the area which helped authorities trace the suspect. and as john pointed out they did not follow that car, and you do not want to spooked the suspect into never knowing where the person they are holding where the person might be. and you are lost at the mercy of the person who may choose to speak to you. but talk to me about the role of technology in a search like this? >> this is one of those issues where your fear, makes this seem like a chronic -- i don't put it into perspective. unfortunately in the united states now we have 350 abductions like this a year, at least as of 2018. m

she knew she was being rescued and they got her to the albany hospital where she was reunited with her parents. >> unbelievable. >> as you said, laura, this is for a parent whose child goes missing where the odds are as you enter the second day they're increasing you may never see that child again alive, this is like getting your whole life back again. >> unbelievable. you can't even describe the feeling this family must be feeling right now. hochul says the suspect was living in a camper behind his parents' home. the cell phone pinged in the area. that helped authorities trace the suspect. as john pointed out, they didn't necessarily follow that car, but one of the reasons to think about this is you don't want to sometimes the suspect into never knowing where the person they're holding might ultimately be and then you're lost and at the mercy of the person who may choose to speak to you, but talk to me about the role of technology in a search like this. >> yes. look, this is of with those sort of issues where your fear makes this seem like this is sort of a chronic problem. i want to

. >> reporter: and charlotte was take on the a hospital in albany as a precautionary measure. governor says she has been reunited with her family and the suspect is now in custody, taken into custody at 6:30 last evening. and criminal charges, we expect them to be filed shortly. poppy? >> wow. jean, their prayers answered for sure. thank you for the reporting. >>> overnight, congressman henry carjacked. police located the car but they're still working to track down the suspect. cnn's gabe cohen joins us live from where it happened. gabe, frightening thing but not something that's a rarity in washington these day. what actually happened here? >> reporter: phil, you're right. it's a terrifying situation. just to set the scene for you here. we're standing in navy yard, a fairly upscale part of washington. there are a lot of congressional leaders, young professionals who live here. you can see behind me less than a mile down this road is the u.s. capitol, not far from where we're standing. about a quarter mile in that direction, nationals park, the ba baseball stadium. this is a v

she was taken to a hospital in albany for safety precautions.'s been reunited with her family, the governor says. now we are waiting. shortly, we believe, criminal charges to be filed. phil? >> jean , thank you. >>> let's bring in john, this is what we were all pay preying for and hoping for. but the fact that they found her really quickly it says a lot. >> it does. it says they rushed into this literally with every possible resource they could bring in terms of technology, investigators, help from the fbi, everything that they could bring to bear because they know there's a clock ticking on cases like this. the longer they go, especially in the first two days the wor the outcome could be. >> the ransom note seemed to be the big break. but the governor was talking about multiple different elements that kind of led them to this point. what else was at play here? what else were they looking at? >> well, that's where we're going to learn a little more about today because we have to start with, you know, that ransom note and some things the state po

a third is hospitalized following a drowning incident at a san jose home serving as a daycare facility. first responders arrived at the happy, happy daycare on fleetwood drive in the albany neighborhood at about nine this morning. all three children were found in a backyard pool. san jose police and the santa clara county da's office are now investigating the death. and you are watching ktvu fox two news here at 630. the search has been called off for a 52 year old missing swimmer who may have been attacked by a shark off the marin county coast point reyes national seashore. officials say the man was swimming yesterday morning with two friends and that witnesses reported seeing a shark nearby. that's right. as ktvu tom vacar reports. now, experts say deadly shark attacks are extremely rare. almost 22 hours after the coast guard received a call that a swimmer apparently attacked by a shark had gone missing, have called off their search on the sea at midmorning. the coast guard says it got an urgent call about a possible shark attack on marin's wildcat beach about nine miles north of stinson beach. the coast guard, air and sea, along with the national park service, stinson