barzee's husband, brian david mitchell, remains behind bars, serving a life sentence. smart's courage was on display to the world during his trial as she delivered emotional testimony, reliving the trauma nearly 8 years after her release. >> i told brian david mitchell today in court that whether he received his just sentence here on earth or after this earth life that one day he will have to be responsible for his actions. >> reporter: since the trial, smart has tried to put the past behind her as she has moved on, getting married and starting a foundation. >> today is the ending of a very long chapter and the beginning of a very beautiful chapter for me. >> reporter: barzee was at one time expected to be behind bars in that utah state prison until january 2024, but a new ruling by the utah parole board found she was entitled to credit for the years she spent in federal custody. smart is now imploring the board to change their decision. >> that being said, i would urge the powers that be and anyone who works under them to really strongly reconsider this situation, to

brian david mitchell telling her he'd kill her if she tried to escape. is now serving a life sentence for kidnapping and raping smart. smart saying this after his conviction. >> today is the ending of a very long chapter and the beginning of a very beautiful chapter for me. >> reporter: smart says she is working to address barzee's release so the same thing doesn't happen again. barzee will be under federal supervision for five years. stephanie and kendis. >> danya, thank you. >>> a frightening case in las vegas is raising an alarm for anyone using ride share apps like uber. elizabeth suarez got into what she thought was her uber. she later realized there was a problem when her real driver called wondering where she was. she didn't call 911 but she posted messages on social media asking for help, then she made her dramatic escape. >> i take a side profile picture of him. my flash goes off, startles him and that's when he starts cursing, give my your wallet. give me your phone. give me everything you have. once he did rob me, he continued to drive away wit

she was taken from her bedroom at night point by brian david mitchell. itchell and wanda barzee were married , mitchell is serving a life sentence after being convicted of kidnapping and raping elizabeth smart. >>> a three-year-old girl in the hospital after a shooting in sacramento. azalea anderson is on life- support after she was shot in the head during a drive-by shooting outside of her home tuesday night. >> her mom and stepdad have been at the hospital since the shooting. they say sheriff's deputies and hospital security have been questioning them, treating them like suspects. police say they are working to get more information from anyone who may have seen what happened. >> we are working to piece together details and community pieces are an integral part. >> the anderson's essay azalea was getting ready for bed when the bullets pierced the walls of the home and struck the little girl. investigators say there is no information on who the shooter is, or a motive. >>> the amazon founder and ceo jeff bezos announced a $2 billion charitable fund focuse

wanda barzee and brian david mitchell tried on charges of kidnapping and sexual assault after holdingine months. barzee was sentenced to 15 years in exchange for her cooperation against her husband. utah officials refused to say exactly what time barzee would be released this morning. >>> a supreme court decision could force dark-money groups to disclose the names of their donors. less than seven weeks before the midterms the high court let stand a federal judge's earlier ruling. the names of donors to nonprofits' political campaigns will have to be reported starting today. some loopholes remain such as ads that focus on issues instead of candidates. supporters of the change like democratic sec commissioner ellen weintraub call it a victory for transparency. dark groups expressed disappointment but said it is confident it can navigate the morass and comply with the law. >>> take a look at this crazy video. burning up, if you will, the internet right now. firefighters in british columbia versus a firenado. crews trying to extinguish it when the firenadic o snatched u the hose. it was m

wanda barzee is the wife of brian david mitchell. life sentence for kidnapping smart from the bedroom of her own home. william la jeunnesse has reaction from elizabeth smart to his release. -- to her release. >> reporter: the woman involved in the kidnapping of elizabeth smart is out of jail. officials released wanda barzee from prison this morning. she is already in the utah sex offender registry and will remain on federal supervised release for five years. her attorney says her client is no longer a threat. >> there is no reliable evidence to support speculation that miss barzee presently poses a threat of any kind to the community in which she resides or any particular person. >> reporter: the court sentenced her to 15 years after she and her husband brian david mitchell kidnapped smart in 2002 when she was just 14 and held her captive for nine months. as part of the plea deal, barzee testified against her husband. she got 15 years. he got life without parole. her attorney is hopeful the public will respect her wishes to live a qu

. >> reporter: in 2002 smart was kidnapped and held captive by barzee and her husband brian david mitchell. nine months passed before smart was rescued. >> it's real. it's real. >> reporter: mitchell is serving a life sentence while barzee was initially supposed to be released in 2024, but last week utah officials revealed a miscalculation that her 15-year state sentence should include the time she spent in federal prison, which means her sentence has now been served. >> to my knowledge in my position, there is no credible evidence she's a danger to the community. >> reporter: at 72 barzee is listed on utah's sex offender. registry and will be on federal probation for five years. for smart, she's choosing to focus on the future, not her painful past. joe fryer, nbc news. >>> we want to turn now to the historic summit in north korea. kim jong-un welcoming the south korean president in a meeting that included talk about kim's nuclear program. kim floating the possibility of shutting down his main nuclear complex but he wants something from the u.s. in return. here is nbc news chief foreign c

she pleaded guilty to helping her husband brian david mitchell kidnap smart in 2002 when she was justng a life sentence for kidnapping and raping smart. barzee's family says they don't plan to take her in. >> is she welcome here? >> no, she's not. sorry. she's not. >> smart, who is now 30, said that she was surprised and disappointed that barzee will be freed because barzee had not cooperated with her mental health evaluation. >>> the lancing state journal reports a woman filed a lawsuit against michigan state university claiming former school dr. larry nasser drugged, dr. larry nassar drugged and raped her in 1992. erika davis says she was a 17-year-old field hockey player when she sought the treatment for a knee injury. she felt the session had been video taped and later became pregnant. she said perles was aware of it and dismissed it. nasser is serving decades in prison for molesting athletes and child pornography. >>> the san francisco chronicle says a california man allegedly shouted profanities about president trump and tried to stab a republican congressional candidate. author

meanwhile, her husband, brian david mitchell remains in prison serving a life sentence for the abduction of elizabeth smart. cbs news, draper utah. >>> smart tell cbs news that she hopes barzee family will commit her to a mental institution. >>> a fight between a south bay city and its residents to build thousands of new homes. a developer is setting its sights at the defunct val co. mall. it is promising a mixed use project with half the housing designated as affordable. the company can move ahead with their plans as long as they meet the stay criteria. the law makes it easier for developers to build more affordable housing quickly making it harder for cities that have historically resisted low income housing. the project will be the first major test case of sb 35. in a statement released today senator scott -- said if we are serious about digging ourselves out of the housing deficit we need projects like this. i look over to this project with tands xed income a cleanup effort from hurricane florence is underway, first responders and storm victims paws to meet with the president. meg ol

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wanda bars the is the wife of brian david mitchell who is serving a life prison sentence for kidnapping elizabeth barth in 2002 elizabeth smart in 2002 when she was 14 years old. elizabeth smart spent nine months in captivity. bars he can have no contact with any member of the smart family. elizabeth smart spoke to a college in pennsylvania yesterday just hours after farsi was released. >> my captors were were very manipulative and highly abusive. they seemed to be invincible. when they threatened me with things like we are going to kill you and kill your family if you ever try to run or ever say anything. we don't want you to say or anything we don't want you to do. those threats were incredibly real to me. i took them seriously. >> as part of her plea deal bars he agreed to testify against her husband. she served 15 years in prison. >>> some san francisco city workers say there is not diversity in cities hiring. city workers and members of the service employees international union held a rally yesterday before the san francisco board of supervisors meeting. supervisor jane kim called

. >> barzee and her husband brian david mitchell kidnapped smart from her salt lake city bedroom in 2002. smart says barzee stood by as mitchell repeatedly raped her over a nine-month period before they were captured. ahead on "cbs this morning," we will have more of gayle king's interview with elizabeth smart. >>> and coming up on the morning news now, disturbing allegations, a texas daycare owner is accused of child endangerment. and secrets on sesame street. a former writer reveals the inspiration behind bert and ernie. this is the "cbs morning news." behind bert and ernie. this is the cbs morning news. a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? (vo) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? (vo) a two-year study showed that ozempic® does not increase the risk of major cardiovascular events like heart attack, stroke, or death. oh! no increased risk? ♪ ozempic®! ♪ ozempic® should not be the first medicine for treating diabetes, or for peo

. >> in 2002, barzee helped her husband, brian david mitchell kidnap 14-year-old elizabeth smart from her salt lake city home. smart told gayle king barzee stood by as mitchell frequently sexually assaulted her during her nine months in captivity. >> yes, she would encourage him to rape me. she would sit right next to me like the side of her body would be touching me. >> the release comes six years earlier than smart expected. because state officials discovered they miscalculated barzee's sentence. her attorney argues that once barzee finished serving her federal sentence, she didn't need to serve any additional time in state prison. >> we reviewed that with our legal counsel and determined that we did have to give credit for that time spent in federal custody. >> barzee will be under federal supervision for five years. >> she's got nowhere to go. >> her sister, who did not want to give her name, says barzee is unfit to leave prison. >> she's mentally ill. terribly mentally ill. and she's very manipulative. >> barzee was denied parole in july for the second time. at the time, she refu

brian david mitchell telling her he'd kill her if she tried to escape. for kidnapping and raping smart. smart saying this after his conviction -- >> today is the ending of a very long chapter and beginning of a very beautiful chapter for me. >> reporter: smart says she is working to address barzee's release so the same thing doesn't happen again. barzee will be under federal ea. stephanie and kendis? >>> coming up in our next half hour, the terrifying moments for a teenage pilot on her first solo flight when one of the plane's wheels fell off. what could go wrong from there? >> oh, jeez. >>> first, we're going up with hurricane hunters flying right into the eye of a major storm. that's coming up next on "world news now." next on "world news now." >>> we're back with these impressive images that came from government scientists that show the eye of hurricane florence as it barrels towards the east coast at this hour. it's about 250 miles in diameter. as the east coast braces for that storm, we're looking back at destructive hurricanes that hit the u.s. gulf

. >> reporter: she had been held captive by a one-time street preacher, brian david mitchell, and hise, wanda barzee. daart says mitchell raped her almost daily with barzee's help. >> she is a woman who had six children, but encouraged her husband to continue to rape me. orteeporter: in 2011, mitchell was sentenced to life in prison. in june, the utah parole board set barzee's release date in 2024, but last week announced a miscalculated credit for time nrved in a federal prison. she will now be set free .eptember 19. >> i never wanted to think about her ever again. so, do i believe that she is dangerous? yes. but not just to me. i believe that she is a danger erd a threat to any vulnerable wrson in our community, which d why our community should be worried. t reporter: but the parole board says they have little recourse other than to release barzee next wednesday. john blackstone, cbs news, san francisco. >> glor: florence is break records before making landfall. that story is coming up next. guard your card, just like a credit card. don't give your medicare number over the phone or

smart was eventually rescued, and her captors wanda barzee and brian david mitchell were sent to prisonnow 72 years old, is set to be released today. smart sat down with gayle king to explain why she thinks this woman should remain behind bars. >> you still believe that she's a danger. why do you feel that way? >> i do believe she is still a danger. through my sources i've heard that she's still carrying around this book of revelations that brian mitchell wrote that said that he should kidnap me and not just me but six other young girls and that we would all be his wives. clearly she hasn't threat go. >> reporter: according to the justice system she has served her time, despite the miscalculation that was made and people could say but that's the way our justice system works. she did a terrible crime. she has paid the price. what do you say about that? >> i would say this whole situation, circumstance has really given me a greater appreciation and understanding for how all of those thousands of victims whose cases never even make it to court, whose perpetrators are walking free from the

smart was held captive for 9 months, drugged and raped everyday by barzee's husband, brian david mitchelle-sentence in federal prison. smart... warning the public about barzee. "i believe that she is a danger and a threat to any vulnerable person in our community, which is why our community should be worried." barzee was released today, after her lawyers argued she didn't get credit for time served prior to her conviction and sentencing. barzee will be under federal supervision for 5 years... undergo mental health treatment and never contact smart's family. pam. (pam) happening now... a multi - million dollar judgment given to a former school groundskeeper.... is now in the hands of a san francisco judge. a jury awarded the money... after finding that the weed killer, round-up, left the local man dying with cancer. the jury awarded dewayne johnson close to 289- million dollars last month... after the lawsuit went to court. but the parent company for roundup - monsanto, is appealing the case... filing court documents stating, johnson failed to prove ro

her husband, brian david mitchell, will continu sving life for various charges related to the kidnappinge smart fily has condemned the release saying ba still a danger to the public gentlem. >>> parents in hearndon used group chat to tra down the suspect. they believe he could be linked to several suspicious encounters with children. parents went ohe lookout when a man began showing up in their neighborhood exposing himself outside when any group, they sprang into action. > parents were up and down the street. it was amazing how everyone pitched in. >> parents tell me although the suspect's been, arrest they're still on edge. >>> 6:35. this time tom row ad.c. native could be the winner ofri "a's got talent." not just saying that because we're rooting for brian, we are. >> it's really because his nperformance lastht was, wow. it even wowed the judges, had them on their feet. take a look at this. ♪ ♪ou >> can tell he's loving every second of that, right? >> yes. >>hat is his rendition of kanye west's "heartless." he taught himself to play violin. his hard work could play off with a million

. >> reporter: she had been held captive by a one-time street preacher brian david mitchell and his wifewanda barzee. smart says mitchell raped her almost daily with barzee's help. >> she is a woman who had six children but encouraged her hua >> reporter: in 2011, mitchell was sentenced to life in prison. in june the utah parole board set barzee's release date in 2024, but last week announced it had miscalculated credit for time served in federal prison. she will now be set free september 19th. >> i never wanted to think about her ever again. so do i believe that she is dangerous? yes. but not just to me. i believe that she is a danger and a threat to any vulnerable person in our community which is why our community should be worried. >> reporter: but the parole board says they have little recourse other than to release barzee next wednesday. john blackstone, cbs news, san francisco. >> florence is breaking records even before it makes landfall. that story is coming up next. >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity an

brian david mitchell is serving two concurrent life sentences for kidnapping and assaulting her. >> she'se's very pregnant with her third, in her eighth month, and this is the last thing she needs is this kind of news. >> her father is worried she will come after her or her children. >>> a man taking money from a gofundme account is out on bail. he and his girlfriend started a gofundme campaign for homeless man johnny bobbitt. bobbitt is now suing the couple for allegedly stealing money from that account. the couple's lawyer says one or both of them will likely be indicted. last week authorities towed away a bmw from the couple's home after the raid. that's just one of those really disturbing -- >> it's gone from nice to low down. it's very disappointing. >> and it feels like it's going to go lower. >>> the rising popularity of electric scooters is meeting more trips to the e.r. doctors say how they're putting themselves at risk for serious injuries. >>> subscribe to our "cbs this morning" podcast or wherever you like to download your podcasts. here's your top stories happening in your wo

wanda barzee and brian david mitchell were convicted in that kidnapping.zee will walk free tomorrow after they miscalculated her prison sentence. in an interview you will see only on cbs this morning smart explains where she believes barzee should not be released. elizabeth smart makes claims about what barzee has been doing in prison. >> do you feel stressed knowing that she's about to be released? >> it's been a roller coaster. it's been a roller coaster of emotion, of worry, of wondering what's going to happen, but i think at the end of it what i just come to is i really have spent the last 15 years of my life trying to move forward and trying to follow my mom's advice that she gave me the day after i was rescued. >> what was that? >> in not allowing these people to steal any more of my life away from me, but am i concerned? yeah. i'm very concerned for the community, for the public. as much as i am for myself. >> in the beginning did you think that she would help you? did you ever think at least there is a woman here. did you feel safety owe some level

and smart said during the nine months she was held captive, barzee watched and encouraged brian david mitchell to rape her repeatedly. she was currently -- mitchell is currently serving a life sentence. >>> 20 for real christhian rivera entered a not guilty plea for the murder of mollie tibbetts. mollie tibbetts vanished after going for a run last july and was until rivera led police to her body more than one month later. police said rivera conf following her and got mad at her and said what happened afterward was blocked from his memory. the trial will start april 16th of next year. >>> a jury handed down a guilty verdict in the case of the gypsy hill killer. the jury deliberated for about one hour before finding the suspect guilty of murdering and raping two teenage girls in 1976. dna connected him to the murders and he was imprisoned at the time. the sentencing will be october 10th. >>> santa rosa neighborhood residents could finally learn when a water quality advisory in place since last october's wildfires will be lifted. contractors and fountaingrove have replaced water lines for 352 pro

meanwhile, brian david mitchell is now serving a life sentence for the crime >> new dominanour media partner news reports the city council voted for a proposal last night. it says up to 5 elected officials can be away from the city at the same time as long as it doesn't affect the meeting. many visited japan to mark 630 years of being sister cities. >>> celebrity chief michael mina is opening a new restaurant in the north bay. the restaurant will be in tiburon at the former mexican restaurant on main street. it is scheduled to open next summer. he is the founder of mina group which operates 40 rauptsz around restaurants around the world. >>> happening today, a closer look at audi's new electric vehicles. audi set up a display in san francisco across the street from us. >> what? >> yes. . showing off the e-tron. >> is that mike saying what? it's just around the corner. >> you haven't seen it? >> no, but i want to. >> go check it out. >> it is priced at more than $74,000. also is a formula e race car. you can see them in person, mike. you have to walk out of the tv station starting aro

she was snatched from her bedroom at knifepoint by brian david mitchell who is serving a life sentenceing and raping smart. >>> we learn more about a possible motive following a deadly shooting rampage in bakersfield. a man killed his ex-wife and for others before killing himself last night. >> deputies say the killings took place at three different locations over a 30 minute period of time. early evidence indicates's were targeted attacks stemming from a domestic dispute. >> we are making an assumption and working that angle. there might be more than just domestic violence, we don't know yet. >> sheriff's deputies identified the gunman as 54- year-old javier is there is -- cazeras. >>> a catholic bishop from west virginia resigned today after being accused of rape. a priest in massachusetts was charged with sexually assaulting a young girl. all of this on the same day that the u.s. bishops and cardinals traveled to meet with the public. >> the conference of catholic bishops requested this meeting last month after a sexual abuse scandal in pennsylvania revealed more than 1000 victims o

barzee's husband, brian david mitchell, is serving a life sentence for the crime. >>> look at this new video of a dog rescue in north carolina. that pet ended up strapped on the front porch of the home. peta said they rescued the dog after floodwaters kept it trapped. this is in lumberton, north carolina. hurricane florence moved through and broke temporary levees. good to see the dog is all right. >>> a closer look at some of audi's new electric vehicles. audi set up a display in san francisco showing off an suv called etron. ist is priced at $74,000. there it is. also on display, a formula e pof you can see them in person starting 11:00 today at audi's service station unleashed event on broadway and front near the embarcadero. the vehicles will be on display saturday. the new electric cars won't be be available in all kpaoupbts. b communities. one would create outreach to low-income communities by prioritizing rebate payments. they are helping to craft the second bill. it includes, among other things, more rebates for low income residents. >> they will scrap it, throw it away. and yo

wanda barzee is the wife of brian david mitchell who is serving life in prison for kidnapping elizabeth smart in 2002 when she was just 14 years old. smart spent nine months in captivity. as a condition of her release barzee can have no contact with any member of the smart family. elizabeth smart spoke at a college in pennsylvania just hours after barzee was released. >> my captors were extremely controlling and manipulative and highly abusive. they seemed to be invincible. when they threatened me with things like we're going to kill you or kill your family if you ever try to run or say anything, those threats were incredibly real to me. i took them seriously. >> as part of her plea deal barzee agreed to testify against her husband and she served 15 years in prison. >>> some san francisco city workers say there's not enough diversity in the cities hiring city workers and members of the service employers international union held a rally yesterday. supervisor jane kim called for a hearing on racism and discrimination in the city some city workers say there's not enough diversity in hiring

years ago that wanda barzee helps kidnap and rape elizabeth smart along with her husband, brian david mitchellrzee, 15 years because she testified against him but smart believes she remains a threat to her and the community. >> she is dangerous. she did appalling things while i was in captivity. for me, i know the depth of her depravity. >> originally she was going to be released in 2024 but after spending time in the mental hospital they better off today which was somewhat unexpected, psychiatric monitoring is part of the conditions. shannon: an update on a story we reported yesterday. i masterchef feeling the heat is protesters gather outside his miami restaurant calling for a boycott. earlier this week he posted the venezuelan president at his restaurant in istanbul. he had a lavish meal while venezuelans are starving, the country is on the brink of a full economic collapse. jerry brown has never been a fan of donald trump but he is taking his criticism to a new level. our western roundup is next. >> trump, something is going to happen to this guy. if we don't get rid of him he will undermi

her husband, brian david mitchell, is serving a life sentence. >>> the a's won't be at the coliseum thisll be packed. the rolling loud music festival is expected to bring in more than 40,000 people. check out the lineup. 50 hip-hop artisting will perform. travis scott and wiz khalifa headlining the two-day event. e40 will perform on sunday. the people in northern neighborhoods can expect to hear their music. it runs from noon to 10:00 tomorrow and sunday. so you will hear a lot of rap music throughout the weekend if you're anywhere near the coliseum. >> noon, mid-60s. it will jump up to 70. it will cool back in the 50s. >> i just heard the beats are going to be hot. >> well, that's like me earlier. i got some of the songs confused. >> i'm going to stay in my lane. >> >> i live shot out of jacksonville, north carolina. you can see freshwater flooding. you can see the wind blowing across some of the ponding on the roadways. there is a car that will drive-through a little bit of water. so far they have been spared at least this area. sit only getting worse from here on out. we have fog in t

she was taken by her bedroom at knifepoint by brian david mitchell.ly serving a life sentence after being convicted of city napping and rape elizabeth -- raping elizabeth smart. >>> a former sergeant was did. leonard andre white was 69 years old and spent more than 30 years working for the people of oakland. family and friends gathered in oakland to celebrate his life. he was on a ride last month outside milwaukee when he suffered a medical emergency, causing the deadly crash. >> leonard lived life to the fullest and he left us the way he operated every day. and that was on his harley. and he wouldn't have it any other way. >> oakland police chief anne kirkpatrick spoke at the funeral thanking him for his service to the department and the community. >>> summer isn't even over and already health officials are urging everyone to get the flu vaccine as soon as possible. the american academy of pediatrics says it's okay for children to get the nasal spray vaccine as long as the child is healthy. the last two seasons officials did not recommend the spray b

reward.they flooded the media with images of the youing girlnine months later she was found with brian david mitchell a few miles from her home smart told police she's been drugged and repeatedly assaulted. "i was raped every single day. sometimes twice a day. and it was every bit as horrifici as you can imagine" mitchell is serving a life sentence in federal prison. barzee was supposed to be in custody until 2024, but her lawyer argued successfully that she hadn't been correctly credited with all her time served.smart objected, calling barzee the most evil woman on earth. "do i believe that she is dangerous, yes, but not just to me....i believe that she is a danger and a threat to any vulnerable person in our community, which is why our community should be worried." barzee's attorney says her release comes with strict supervision. "i am telling you that it's not my to my knowledge and my position that there is no credible evidence that she that danger community." (catherine) now to our

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she and her husband, brian david mitchell, were convicted of abducting smart who was then 14 at knifepoint her bedroom in june, 2002, and holding her captive for nine months. mitchell got life in prison. barzee got 15 years. the 72-year-old wasn't expected to be released for another five years. utah corrections officials say she hadn't received credit for time served earlier in federal prison. >> wow. >>> new numbers on middle-class income rates. we'll show you how the numbers compare to the early 2000s when we check cnn "money." can be relentless. tremfya® is for adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. i'm ready. with tremfya®, you can get clearer. and stay clearer. in fact, most patients who saw 90% clearer skin at 28 weeks stayed clearer through 48 weeks. tremfya® works better than humira® at providing clearer skin, and more patients were symptom free with tremfya®. tremfya® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections. before treatment, your doctor should check you for infections and tuberculosis. tell your doctor if you have an infection

smart says during the nine months she was held captive bars he watched and encouraged brian david mitchellerving a life sentence. >>> united airlines has a new boarding process to avoid overcrowding at its gates the airline has decided to reduce the number of waiting lines from five 5 to 2 to reduce the number of passengers waiting to get on a flight while others are trying to get off. passengers are also being asked to wait until their group is called to get in line. to make it easier the airline can also text passengers to tell them when boarding is beginning . the messages are automatically sent after the first ticket is scanned. >>> the ceo of american airlines announced his company will consider preventing passengers from making changes to their nonrefundable tickets. that's only if congress implements new airline regulations under an faa funding bill. airlines in the u.s. currently consider the ability to change a nonrefundable ticket as a service at carries a cost fees as high as $200 for doing away with changes to nonrefundable fares would make airline flights more like baseball ga

smart was snatched from her bedroom at knifepoint by brian david mitchell.arried at one point. mitchell is serving a life sentence after being convicted of kidnapping and raping smart. >>> nearly 20% of marijuana products tested in california for potency have failed. that is according to new state data. testing began back on july 1st and nearly 2000 of almost 11,000 samples failed. testing is done to make sure the products aren't contaminated by things like pesticide and mold, and to make sure product labels are correct. testing has been especially tough on pot, -- pot cookies and candies. one third did not pass. some of the marijuana industry say the standards are too strict and blamed technical glitches for the failure rate. >>> apple is expected to unveil its biggest and most expensive iphone yet, as the company is expected to unveil it at silicon valley tomorrow morning. this is part of the line up of three new iphone models, aimed at widening the product's appeal amid slowing sales growth. the new iphones could cost even more if president trump gets his

>> reporter: for nine months, smart was held captive by barzee and her husband at the time brian david mitchelted by mitchell. but she in her own right abused me just as much as he did. >> reporter: mitchell is serving a life sentence and barzee wasn't supposed to be released until 2024. but last week utah's parole board ruled her 15 year state sentence must include time she spent in federal custody which means her maximum sentence has been served. she will now be on probation for five years. >> she is as far as i'm concerned as unstable as she was back when they abducted elizabeth. >> you can be assured that wanda barzee will be closely monitored and if she falls off track of what her requirements are, that that is a very short leash. >> reporter: federal officials say they have found a place for barzee to live when she's released, but won't say where. barzee's niece says she doesn't know of any family members willing and able to take in her aunt. >> in a way i'm glad she's getting out, but she needs to go somewhere where she can be helped. i don't think that she should be on the street at al

barzee's husband, brian david mitchell, remains behind bars serving a life sentence.arzee was at one time expected to be behind bars in that utah state prison until january of 2024, but a new ruling by the utah parole board found she was entitled to credit for years she spent in federal custody. the utah board of pardons addressed those concerns last week, saying barzee cannot legally be held any longer. saying in a statement, this is not an early release. ms. barzee will have spent 15 years in custody, which is the maximum amount of time allowed by her state conviction and sentence. smart spoke with cbs news about barzee's impending release. >> when you say you think she's a danger, what do you mean by that, dangerous how? >> well, i know what she was capable of before she was incarcerated. >> reporter: barzee's release no doubt re-opening old wounds, but as the world has seen time and again, it is elizabeth smart's resilience that shines through. >> are there things that i am concerned about? absolutely. but i also refuse to go back to that state of fear that i felt

barzee was scheduled to be released in 2024her husband, brian david mitchell is serving a life sentencefailed to show for her parole hearing. her attorney objected claiming she's already served her time because the federal and state sentences were to run concurrently.the board of pardons now agrees.greg johnson, utah board of pardons "the federal time is concurrent with the state time. so her expiration date is several years less than what we previously thought it was."scott williams, barzee attorney: "i really appreciate the board in a case such as this, that they would be willing to do that, that they would be willing to take a case to look and further consider matters and try to be sure that they're right."as for elizabeth smart she issued a prepared statement calling barzee's release .... "incomprehensible" and was "surprised and disappointed" she'll be freed without undergoing a mental health evaluation.her attorney says she doesn't pose a risk to the community but wouldn't say if she's reformed."that wouldn't be appropriate area for me to comment on. but i believe the criminal jus

doing everything we r: for nine month wa held captive by barzee and her husband at the time brian david mitchell. >> there were tim yes, absolutely she was manipulated mt she in her own right abused me just he did. >> reporte mitchel is serving a life sentence and wasn't supposed to be released until 2024. last week utah's parole board ruled her 15-year state ssttence nclude time she spent in federal custod m . she wi now be on probation for five years. she is, as far as i am concerned, a unstable as she abducted elizabeth. she be closely monitore falls off track of wha her requirements are, that that's a short leash. >> repor federal officials have found a place for barzee to live when she is released but say where. barzee's niece doesn't know of any family members willing and able to take in her aunt. >> in a way, i am glad she is getting out, but she needs too somewhere where she can be helped. i don'k she should be on the treet atall. >> reporte as for smart, she is now getting support frompi kidnapng survivor jaycee dugard, who was abducted by anothe couple in 1991 and held captive for 18 y

her husband brian david mitchell is serving a life sentence for abducting and assaulting smart when she15 years old. i remember vividly when she was free because we couldn't believe she was alive and then to hear a man and woman had been involved in her assault. >>> "the wall street journal" reports facebook will start back-checking photos and videos. it will use technology and human reviewers to combat misinformation. previous efforts had been focused on rooting out false articles and links. groups were accused with interfering in the 2016 presidential campaign by spreading doctored images on facebook. >> the atlanta journal constitution reports that the atlanta brave system offering free tickets to hurricane entr into the game on friday, saturday and sunday. if you want to help hurricane victims, the better business bureau asks to -- >>> hurricane florence has struck and the carolinas are getting a rough ride. ahead the worsening damage and the growing national guard effort to help people make it through this storm. we'll be right back with cbs ♪ we the people, defined by the moments

. >> forrer nine months, smarts was held captive by barzee and her husband at the time, brian david mitchell. >> there were times when, yes, absolutely she was manipulated by mitchell. but she in her own right abused me just as much as he did. >> mitchell is serving a life sentence and barzee wasn't supposed to be released until 2024. but last week, utah's parole board ruled her 15-year sentence must include time she served in custody. which means her had maximum time has been served. >> she is, as far as i'm concerned, as unstable as she was back when she kidnapped elizabeth. >> barzee will be closely monitored and if she falls off track, that's a short release. >> federal officials say they have found a place for barzee to be released but won't say where. her niece says she doesn't know of any family members willing and able to take in her aunt. >> in a way, i'm glad she's getting out, but she needs to go somewhere where she can be helped. i don't think she should be on the street at all. >> as for smart, she's getting help from jaycee dugard who was held captive for years. in a statement,

she was taken by wanda barzee and her husband, fmer street pastor brian david mitchell, who work short time at the smart home. they were arrested in 2003 and b l charges. she began serving a sentence of one to 15 years. her husband was sentenced to life. barzee, who the parole board says refused to attend her hearing, was set to remain ilbehind bars u 2024. >> she refused to meet with the prison psychologist last month for a psych revi n. >> reporte the parole board ruled they must count time spent in federal custody towards her state sentence, meaning as of next wednesday she will have served her time. i was surprised and disappointed to learn of the pending release ofe,anda bar elizabeth smart said in a statement, adding it is incomprehensible how someone who has not cooperated with her mental health evaluations or risk assessment and did not show up to her own parole hearing could be released into our community. t has written two books on her own kidnapping and produced a movie about her ordeal. lizabeth smart. >> reporter: she says she has forgiven her captors, but that doesn't mea

she was taken by wanda barzee and her husband, brian david mitchell, who worked for a short time at the smart home. they were arrested in 2003 and charged with her kidnapping. in 2010, barzee pled guilty to and was sentenced on state and federal charges. she began serving a sentence of 1 to 15 years. her husband was sentenced to life. barzee, who the parole board said refused to attend her hearing was to remain behind bars until 2024. >> mrs. barzee was going to get a psych review. >> reporter: now, the parole board said they have to count time in custody toward her state sentence. next wednesday, she will have served her time. i was surprised and disappointed to learn of the pending release of wanda barzee. it's incomprehensible how someone who has not cooperated with her mental health ev evaluations and risk assessments and didn't show up to her parole hearing can be released into society. smart produced a movie about her ordeal. >> i am elizabeth smart. >> reporter: she has forgiven her captors but that doesn't mean their actions are acceptable. >> they have taken so much. if i live

smart said the nine month she was held captive as he watched and occurred -- encouraged brian david mitchelleatedly. mitchell is serving a life sentence. >>> a few minutes ago the man accused of killing university of iowa didn't -- student mollie tibbetts was charged with murder. cristhian rivera ended entered a not guilty plea to the charge of premeditated murder. tibbetts went to elementary school in alameda county. she vanished and was not found until rivera led police to her body more than a month later. police they were rivera confessed to following tibbetts on her run. he remembered getting mad at her but that what happened afterwards is blocked from his memory. his trial is scheduled to start april 16 of next year. >>> the department of public safety neither help to find the person responsible for breaking into a hobby store overnight. it happened at dix performance hobbies on round as mcgrath for mccain. the suspect is caught on video. that is the picture you see. officers are hoping someone can identify him. he was seen driving away in a silver reporter vehicle. possibly hyundai son

. >> reporter: barzee and her husband, brian david mitchell, were convicted of kidnapping smart, then4, in 2002. taken at knifepoint from her utah home. for nine months, smart endured the horror of daily sexual assaults before she was rescued. >> it feels like you're losing control of everything. you just feel like the world is coming to an end. >> reporter: now, mitchell, the husband in this couple, is still in custody serving two life sentences. bottom line, he won't be getting out anytime soon. >> yes, but she is out. all right. thank you, david. >>> we'll move on to a new report on sexual harassment in the dallas mavericks basketball team. investigators have found a hostile culture for women at the team owned by billionaire mark cuban. cuban already taking action to address the wrongdoing. and espn's ryan smith has the story. >> the dallas mavericks are nba champions. >> reporter: they're one of the nba's most valuable franchises. >> as mark cuban gets to celebrate. >> reporter: the dallas mavericks, led by charismatic owner mark cuban, known for his business skills and sharp tong

. >> reporter: smart was held for nine months by brian david mitchell and wanda barzee being discoveredhome. >> it's real! it's real! >> reporter: barzee testified that mitchell wanted smart and other young women for his, ote, plural wives. mitchell is now serving a life sentence, but barzee, who pleaded guilty for her role in walkbduction, is set to free from prison in days. >> wanda barzee saw me as hersl e. she called me her handmaiden. she in her own right abused me just as much as he did. >> reporter: she was expected to remain in prison until 2024. now the utah parole board that they must count time spent in federal custody towards her state se, meaning the clock on rzee's prison term should have started back in 2003. smart, now a childy advocate with two young children haser own, says she forgiven wanda barzee, b she doubts her kidnapper has been rehabilitatehi >> i don't she is just a threat to me. i think she is a threat to any vulnerable person in our community. >> for elizabeth smart to come out anday inuch detail what >> t courage is unbelievable. >> yes. so is there t ink c

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barzee and her husband brian david mitchell were convicted of kidnapping smart from her utah home in teen hostage for nine months. mitchell is serving a life sentence. a look at your headlines. send it down to you guys. ed: thanks, jillian. a fox news alert. millions leaving the carolinas as hurricane florence barrels toward the coast as we speak. ainsley: some are driving right in to the storm's path. steve: lawyer blanchard heroes answer the calls for help. lauren, as people get out, they go in. >> yeah. that's right. good morning, ed, steve, ainsley. the national weather service says right now 5.4 million people are not only hurricane warnings but also hurricane watches. take a look at this. this is board here in wilmington. someone wrote this board on pray for wilmington. information on shelters and scripting. emergency management warned people finish those storm preps by tonight because that is when the weather is supposed to get worse. here is a store in wrightsville beach using boards from all the of the past storms they have been through. bracing for 500-mile wide category 4

it was a plea bargain in exchange for testimony against husband brian david mitchell.fe for the repeated sexual abuse of elizabeth smart. smart claims that barzee remains a threat to her and the community because one, records show barzee refused mental health treatment while in prison and secondly because she allegedly still carries a book of revelations that mitchell wrote about the time of the kidnapping. >> if she is still holding onto that, which is in that book, in that book of revelations that he wrote, that's where he said to kidnap me and six other young women. if she is still carrying that around i think she is a big threat. >> barzee will be on five years of supervised release. she is required to check in on a regular basis with her parole officer who can make unannounced visit to see if she complies with the conditions of release and registered as a sex offender, no alcohol. keep up medications and therapy. and no contact with smart. if she violates any of those, she can be sent back to prison and as to where she is going the feds won't say. barzee's family

wanda barrcy was married to david brian mitchell when he kidnapped smart in 2002 in salt lake city. he is now serving a life sentence. 72-year-old barscy will be on supervised release for five years. >>> north korea says it's open to dismantling a nuclear complex with conditions. the agreement came out of a meeting between north and south korea. the south korean president said kim jong-un agreed to dismantle the site if the united states takes corresponding measures and agreed to take down two facilities. they also signed a joint agreement to reduce military tensions and they will look to co-host the 2032 summer olympics. >>> the death toll from florence is now up to 37. these images captured impact on the barrier islands. thousands of people may end up homeless. laura podesta reports. >>> reporter: flooding from rising rivers in the carolinas continues to inundate roads and homes. this family with a baby and their pet dogs were among those still stranded in north carolina who needed to be airlifted out by the coast guard yesterday. five days after florence made landfall, more than