>> cassie castiel. >> how old is cassie? >> she just turned 16. >> reporter: bowen says her daughter was raped by a relative and that cassie had tried to kill herself. >> she took a bottle of pills and she was placed in harsha -- i signed her into harsha. >> reporter: and harsha is? >> a behavioral center in indiana. >> reporter: which isn't far from paula bowen's own illinois home. but one day a truant officer made a trip to that center to visit cassie and recommend she transfer to a very different place. >> cassie called me, she was crying, she said, i just made a mistake. >> what was her mistake? >> i asked her what happened, and she says, i just signed the papers to go to pinehaven. >> reporter: paula bowen says without her permission, her daughter was then whisked away, more than 1,800 miles to rural northern montana, to the pinehaven christian children's ranch, and that's where we met her. >> reporter: what's your name? >> cassie. >> where you from? >> illinois. >> reporter: bob larsson is the founder and preacher at p

>> cassie. >> reporter: where are you from? she says she wants her daughter home but cassie is not being allowed to leave. >> so why isn't she being allowed to leave? >> reporter: basically, a true -- a truant officer in illinois recommended to a judge that cassie go to montana. and that truant officer, he tells us this, he sent 29 children over the years from that small area in illinois to montana. so basically that small town in illinois is a pipeline to pinehaven. >> fascinating story. we'll look at that more tomorrow night. gary, appreciate that. >>> bizarre stories involving a jetblue pilot who caused chaos. new information about how he was acting, what he was was talking about before passengers subdued him. we'll see it right there. sergio! christina! question for you. what factors led you to buy your explorer. definitely the ecoboost option. what's pretty amazing is that you can get the fuel economy of a car in an suv. that basically did it for us. and the technology... oh, my goodness, the technology is amazing. everyth

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. >> reporter: she says she wants her daughter home but cassie is not being allowed to leave. >> so whysn't she being allowed to leave? >> reporter: basically, a true want officer in their community in illinois recommended to a judge that cassie go to montana. and that true want officer -- and he tells us, this he sent at least 29 children over the years from that small area in illinois to montana. so basically that small town in illinois is a pipeline to pinehaven. >> fascinating story. thank you. >>> bizarre stories involving a jetblue pilot who caused chaos. how he was acting and what he was talking about before passengers subdued him. we'll see it right there. [ male announcer ] if you believe the mayan calendar, on december 21st, polar shifts will reverse the earth's gravitational pull and hurtle us all into space, which would render retirement planning unnecessary. but say the sun rises on december 22nd and you still need to retire, td ameritrade's investment consultants can help you build a plan that fits your life. we'll even throw in up to $600 when you open a new account or ro

russian retail companies could be in place in the way which western companies spend ages says left cassie senior vice president at wal-mart spotlight will be back shortly after the break so stay where you are tens of. nearly a billion people in the world for knowing country every day. in the united states even our trash cans are filled with food you just have to go get it all of these perfectly good eggs because one was cracked in even get all over the other ones just through all the way round cheese from the terminal you clearly like the upper five. in the dumpster at one am this morning three pm this afternoon on the grill take a made from one dozen dumpster egg whites. delicious breakfast for the family cakes and toast for about a week every year in america we throw away ninety six billion pounds of. well the british. market. the global economy. welcome back to spotlight. than just a reminder that my guest on the show today is live houses senior vice president at war. as we started talking about the difference of making business in russia making business in the united states well you s

. >> in 2005 dan suggested we publish an article explaining the int ka cassies of responding to unit prices in an agency contract. i agreed and i remember reading the eighth screen of a ten-korean article. it was really dense, and it was really well written, but right in that eighth screen, i fell straight down joen to my desk and had a bloody nose and what that told me is i knew i had to retire. and i did in 2005. so what went well during my time at oip? i adjudicated some 70,000 administrative appeals. i taught close to about 300 classes. dan formulated and distributed an excellent policy guidance. we produced an outstanding reference volume on both the foia and the privacy act, and most significantly, i >> well, first thing is you probably want to at least mention what you would commonly say when anyone visited the office and say how many people work here? >> about two third of them. [ laughter ] >> miriam, was that right? about two third? >> i remember it differently. you'd say "about half." absolutely. well, thank you for that. i'm going to exercise my prerogative of asking the

investigation and some questions arising on the death of gadhafi the way he was killed he himself cassis fish and i had asked him was it a foreign power which western power are you referring to and that's what he said well right now i can say i don't know before we seem to discount the fact that it could have been. a foreign power that was questioning from the very beginning in fact. the brussels forum it was a very open and i think honest revelation of the parties i am thankful for grateful for nato support and not just me to the other countries as well outside of nato that have provided arms but what i want to hear now is he also came in there saying that the biggest problem in libya right now is to get the guns off the street and so it's a bit ironic we saw that ok you have to help coming here in the form of arms and now that is the biggest problem to create a civil society a democratic side that he himself has been trying to push for for the time being you have to meet with groups. sometimes the. switch not compatible with human rights. he would hold them responsible you cannot hold

diplomacy but that's what britain's former foreign secretary thinks of russia's president elect cassie's aspersions even before russians cast their vote while david miliband is using the sort of expressions dictatorship they don't conform to reality in a dictatorship people are not allowed to protest people are not allowed to walk around publicly with placards in the face of the leader of the country with derogatory terms written across the placards we've seen this in russia we saw this last december after the parliament parliamentary elections and we've seen this. sort of moments after sunday's presidential elections david miliband comments appeared in a british tabloid the morning of russia's presidential poll long before it finished the m.p. accusing putin of reversing russia's reforms but has a vested interests the sort of claim some experts say typifies the perception here of putin and russia one of the big criticisms i've had for a long time is that the coverage has been very stereotyped so that when bad things happen in russia then they get huge coverage and then when good things

she is here with her sister, cassie, and her friend, rhonda.lindfolds on until i ask you to take them off. here is kerry before. let's see the new kerry. >> whoa. >> oh, yeah. >> whoo-hoo! looking good. ready? take off your blindfolds. >> oh, my gosh! >> all right. are you ready? >> yes. >> turn right around. >> wow. >> that is sensational. just sensational. >> i love that haircut. >> camera 12. >> louis, tell us about the hair. >> the hair is perfect. we had arsen today and he did a great job. kerry's a stay-at-home mom. she wanted to keep it simple. so he gave her an absolutely wash and wear to give her a little more oomph. i pushed the red, which i felt was her natural color, years ago, right? >> probably, yeah. >> who can remember. >> hair color fades over time. >> darling. >> what do you guys think? >> she's beautiful. always beautiful but holy cow. >> i love the dress, too. >> thank you. >> you know what, she's a stay-at-home mom so i wanted to give her a vavavavoom dress to go out in. this can transfer from day to night depending on what

over here to our left is her husband, terry, her daughters andrea and cassie. green light. here is bonnie daily before. all right, bonnie, let's see the new you. >> wow! wow wow wow! all right, kids. you guys all ready? take off your blindfolds, check mom out. >> mom, are you ready? all right, bonnie, spin right around here? >> oh, my gosh. >> you look hot. >> wow. >> you should go give her a kiss right now on the mouth. >> right on the mouth. >> look at his eyes all teared up. lord. >> he doesn't want to mess up the makeup. >> oh, sweet! tell us about the hair. >> bonnie, you're beautiful before and you're even more beautiful after. for example, she had great hair. vanessa just gave her layers for movement. again, the swept-away bangs made her hair richer to emphasize the facial features, it gives the facial features definition. >> kids, family, what do you think? >> you look beautiful. >> amazing. >> the whole family looks weepy. jill, that outfit is hot. >> the jeans are white house black market. the top is simply vera, vera wang at kohl's. jacket, andrew ma

cassie said your hair makes you look older.orry mom, your hair grows fast. >>> audiences fell in love with will ferrell in "anchorman" and "old school," and nick offerman continues to win accolades, god only knows why, for his role on ron swanson on "parks and recreation." >> together, there is no doubt they'll make comedy magic. they are starring in a funny, funny new movie, in spanish, take a look. >> do you speak american? >> no, senor. [ speaking spanish ] >> and they are here. >> they're here. >> in body, in -- what's going on with the robes? >> it's so relaxing here. i don't know what it is. it is. the whole place is like a spa. yeah. >> thanks for staying around. we rarely get anybody to stick around for the 10:00 hour. >> this is a mercy visit. >> graveyard shift of the "today" show. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. this movie, when i heard it was subtitled and everyone said it was funny, i didn't realize how funny this thing could be. tell us what drew you to this thing, will. >> it was -- are you as drunk as i am, by the way? >>

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