she is one of the abducted chibok girls. identified chibok her.in.lutely it is not coming from our area, this is coming directly from the people who are affected, and they would never lie. correspondent: this is the school from where 276 schoolgirls were seized in april of 2014. they were taken at night and loaded on trucks into the sambisa forest. , but 219umber escaped have been missing. the schoolgirls were seized by this jihadist group, boko wrong, which has been trying to establish an islamic state. the group has skills thousands of people and of ducted -- and of ducted -- and abducted hundreds across nigeria. there have been glimpses of the missing students. the last is this video believed last december.de a small group of missing students stated their names and confirmed they were from chibok school. the nigerian military put out a statement saying its troops rescued one female student. having been heavily criticized for failing to locate the students, it will be keen to tell the world it helped save her life. uction started a massive campa

none of those girls have been the chibok girls. this is the first time we have heard that there finally -- potentially finally freed. the girls went missing on april 14 and there was a video released allegedly by boko haram that allegedly displayed 15 of the chibok girls come and this video, called the "proof of life" video, sparked some hope. this story, people are really trying to hang on to this nugget of truth, hoping that it is true. i spoke to several members of community and they are really overjoyed and are trying to draw out as much information from amina as possible, in a safeway, not to traumatize her but to find out where the rest of the chibok girls could be. laura: several thousand protesters marched in caracas today by their progress was blocked by officers firing tear gas. they call for the removal of president nicolas maduro. maduro has imposed a state of emergency, something the opposition says is unconstitutional. howard came to this in a country with the world's biggest proven oil reserves. reporter: venezuela i

also on the show -- the only chibok schoolgirl to be freed from boko haram met with the president f nigerian she shed light on the fate of the other 200 girls still missing? and, a look at the toxic red tide causing wildlife disasters along the southeastern coast of chile. is it caused by el niÑo, or by humans? anchor: good to have you with us. tonight, it looks like a terror attack. the egyptian government has said terrorism is most likely would cost the crash of an egyptair jet with 66 people on board. the plane was en route from paris to cairo when it vanished from radar over the mediterranean. the airline says that pieces of the airbus a320 have been found off the greek island of karpatho s, but a greek transportation safety official tonight says the debris does not come from an aircraft. french president francois hollande is keeping an open mind on the cause of the crash. he said, the world should wait for the evidence and not rush to judgment. news cannot come fast enough for the relatives of the passengers and crew, who are facing an agonizing wait. reporter: the english is almost to

a nigerian girl freed from boko haram captivity on thursday may not be one of the chibok schoolgirlss thisara luka is the second girl to be released. they do rejoice all the same. she was among 90 women and children rescued. david, it's good to have you this hour. nigerian officials are saying it doesn't matter if she was abducted in the game group, but, rather, her freedom is another victory ford boko haram. >> reporter: that's right, george. they are saying any person taken away from boko haram is a victory, but they didn't initially put out initially that this was one of the chibok girls sparking confusion. but they say that she is not knack one of the 200 girls taken more than two years ago by boko haram by the secondary school which sparked outrage which drew attention to the terror of boko haram and the kidnappings that have been going through. more than 2,000 women and children have been taken by this terror group according to amnesty international. and the human toll on that part of nigeria and neighbors countries has been massive. and there does seem to be some victories aga

. >>> a second girl from the nearly 300 abducted from chibok has been rescued two days after the rescue of a 19-year-old and hadler 4-month-old baby also a victim there. more than two years ago, the girls were taken from their school by boko haram terrorists. the abduction sparked global outrage and campaign called bring back our girls. >> a florida man is under arrest after a high speed chase on the interstate in ohio. police say the driver was hitting speeds up to 90 miles an hour when they tried to pull him over, when a trooper finally approached, a woman inside claimed she had been kidnapped. that trooper was dragged a short distance. they finally got the truck stopped. the driver was arrested after a short struggle. he's been charged with assault as well as kidnapping. >>> an emotional reunion in california. after a rescued hike ser reunited with his parents. cody michael and his dog were picked up by black hawk helicopter yesterday. the pair was supposed to b but they never showed up. even though michael was an experienced hiker, apparently just got lost. he used duct tape to spel

the trail went cold until last month when a new video surfaced appearing to show at least 15 of the chibokre still alive. for desparing parents it rekindled hopes of seeing their daughters again. ali's survival will only fuel those hopes. with little else known, ali's baby may be the most important detail to emerge today. it's a familiar story. a woman we met recently in a refugee camp was also forced to marry her boko haramapture and gave birth to his child. traumatized and stigmatized by branded her spoiled goods and only prolonged her ordeal. amina ali has been reunited with her mother and is being debriefed by the nigerian military. it's hoped that she will be able to provide some intelligence on boko haram and the other girls still being held. >> mason: debora patta in johannesburg, thanks, debora. a new study says surviving coalob cancer may depend on where the tumor is located. and an actress does her part to close the hollywood pay gap when the cbs evening news continues. ♪ i am everyday people farxiga may help in ♪ i am everyday people that fight every day. along