amina was in the passenger seat, sarah was in the back seat. i can remember amina's face.er, and i called her, because i knew amina didn't have her phone. i said hello, hello, and i hung up, because i was afraid i could probably jeopardize their lives, you know, if he was trying to work things out. we followed yaser down the road for a few miles, but we had to go on our way and stopped following them. and they looked okay. ♪ [ gunfire ] >> 911, what is your emergency? >> my dad shot me. i'm dying! >> what's going on, ma'am? >> i'm dying. that's what's happening. >> ma'am, are you still there? all i've got is she's dying. are you still there, ma'am? ma'am, what is your address? ma'am? >> we tried to triangulate where she was from cell phone towers and things like that. and we were able to get a general area, but not narrow enough to find her. ♪ >> the officer come knocking on the door and he asked if everything was okay. and i said, yeah, why? he said, i just got a call from a number that's registered to this address, 911, that her sister's been shot, and she's been shot, a

and amina and sarah, he had gold.ld bring him money, traditional dowry, but they also had to make financial sacrifices. >> he drove a taxi every now and then, because he was making money to send to egypt to buy houses. >> he was saving every penny to build a house for each of his children so that when the time was right they could maybe a good marriage in egypt. >> every time he went to egypt, he went to egypt with at least $10,000. >> he looked at them as a source of income, that he could arrange those marriages and hopefully get a dowry. they were his egyptian 401(k). >> i think he viewed them as objects of not fatherly affection, but his property. they were his property. very much so. >> want to take my cousins out to eat. one of my cousins invited tissie along, and tissie said, the kids and yaser are in egypt. she said i got a phone call from amina. she was all upset. yaser wanted to introduce her to a 45-year-old man that he wanted her to marry. and amina said she didn't want to be married to some fat, old 45-yea

and amina and sarah, he had gold.ney, traditional dowry, but they also had to make financial sacrifices. >> he drove a taxi every now and then, because he was making money to send to egypt to buy houses. >> he was saving every penny to build a house for each of his children so that when the time was right they could maybe a good marriage in egypt. >> every time he went to egypt, he went to egypt with at least $10,000. >> he looked at them as a source of income, that he could arrange those marriages and hopefully get a dowry. they were his egyptian 401(k). >> i think he viewed them as objects of not fatherly affection, but his property. they were his property. very much so. >> want to take my cousins out to eat. one of my cousins invited tissie along, and tissie said, the kids and yaser are in egypt. she said i got a phone call from amina. she was all upset. yaser wanted to introduce her to a 45-year-old man that he wanted her to marry. and amina said she didn't want to be married to some fat, old 45-year-old man. >> i

amina, sarah and myself and we all agreed to come back, for amina to finish school and sarah to finishl was over we were going to go back to the apartment in oklahoma. >> i do not believe for a moment that amina would have ever come back to texas had she not been fooled, lied to, manipulated. >> i know a lot of people speculate saying that i forced the girls to go back home. if you knew my girls you could not have forced them to do anything they didn't want to do. >> i don't care what my niece says. in fact, that people knew she was coming back, that is a lie. straight from the pit of fricking hell. >> amina wanted to go to a new year's party. me and sarah was going to the grave site to my mom's because the grave site is just from where we live like an hour away. so the next morning we were going to get up and go there. we changed our plans. we went and ate and then we went to the grapevine mills mall. when we went back to the house. so the kids was not tricked. le they made the decision they wanted to come back to louisville. >> patricia and sarah's plan was to go visit patricia's mom

fortunately, two amazing young girls, amina and sara saw what was going on and knew what to do. they jumped in and saved his life. they got him out of the water. they called emergency workers. that's how these people got in and saved this boy's life. this all happened in june of last year. the little boy is okay. police released this video along with the permission of this litt boy's could help other parents keep their children safe. >> we hear and see the moment where we know this little boy is conscious. [ crying ] >> isn't that heart-wrenching? just the nick of time. >> a relief for parents to hear that sound. >> i just can't believe how quickly you can lose sight of your kids. >> the police have honored these girls. they gave them movie tickets. here are beautiful photos of the girls. look how young they are themselves. we see the moment this little boy is taken away in an ambulance to a hospital because the young girls were looking out for this boy they didn't know. ♪ >>> a camera catches a toddler with a snake that may be a viper. the scene that's raising questions all ove

fortunately, two amazing young girls named amina and sarah saw what was going on and they knew what to do. those young girls are the ones who jumped in and saved this little boy's life. they got him out of the water. they called emergency workers, and that's how these people got in and saved this boy's life. now, this all happened in june of last year. the little boy is okay. police released this video along with the permission of this little boy's parents so that they could help other parents keep their children safe. we see and hear the moment where we now know this little boy is conscious. [ crying ] >> isn't that heart-wrenching as you see them working on him in just the nick of time. >> it's a relief for parents to hear that sound. >> i just can't believe how quickly you can lose sight of your kids. >> police are saying they actually honored these two young girls for their bravery, for their quick thinking. they gave them some movie tickets to help them celebrate and feel important. here are some beautiful photos of the girls. look how young they are themselves the fact that they

and amina and sarah, he had gold. >>> the hunt tonight 9:00 p.m.e straight ahead in the newsroom and it all starts right now. >>> happening now in the newsroom he's done it again. one of the most notorious drug kingpins in the world on the run after escaping from a mexican prison a second time. the jaw-dropping details on how the cartel leader known as "el chapo" got out. >> then donald trump triples down with another plan to tackle illegal immigration. >> so i had an idea. every time mexico reall

and amina and sarah, he had gold. >>> the hunt tonight 9:00 p.m. on cnn. >>> we have so much more straight ahead in the newsroom and it all starts right now. >>> happening now in the newsroom he's done it again. one of the most notorious drug kingpins in the world on the run after escaping from a mexican prison a second time. the jaw-dropping details on how the cartel leader known as "el chapo" got out. >> then donald trump triples down with another plan to tackle illegal immigration. >> so i had an idea. every time mexico really intelligently sends people over we charge mexico $100,000 for every person they send over. >> one republican rival says it's time for the party to reject trump, or the party's candidates will lose. we break it down with our political panel. >>> plus a car caught on camera driving in reverse on a winding l.a. road. the question who's behind the wheel? you're live in the cnn newsroom. >>> hello again everyone. thanks so much for joining me. i'm fredricka whitfield. one of the world's most dangerous and powerful drug kingpins