fowle was on his way to guam. the state department asked us to wait until he landed to report it because he was very much -- they were worried about his security. but at the same time, they were able to report that he did land in guam. circumstances how this came to be, the negotiations very uncertain right now. if you remember very similar, that korean war veteran who was arrested for his activities in korea was in jail, all of a sudden the u.s. got this call, come pick him up. we have not been hearing about any negotiations going on between the u.s. and north korea. but as gordon chang and as paula has said, a lot of activity and obviously north korea wanting to keep itself in the news. >> clearly north korea is doing this gesture for some reason, obviously they're not explaining. elise, i don't know where your microphone is, but you may want to move it a little closer. we're having a little trouble hearing what you're saying. but give us the sense over there, the reaction we're likely to get from u.s. officials

fowle to show up.motional and tearful reunion with his family this morning at wright patterson air force base and an unbelievable sight to see this guy in a facility in pyongyang one moment and then in guam and on to hawaii and stops once for fuel and flown in by special delivery by the department of defense and walks off that plane with his carry-on only baggage to see his kid run up to him. his kid, says the commander of the air base, didn't know what was coming. >> i was pretty nervous. you know, the children knew something was up when the airplane arrived and they had cameras, but as soon as they saw dad the tears came out. i got very emotional because you can anticipate what would your children react, how would your children react if you were in that situation? so it was great. >> not a typical mission for you? >> not a typical mission at all. >> now, mr. fowle who is a heavy truck operator for the city of morain was let go by the city some months ago because they weren't sure when he was going ge

but it remains unclear this morning, why north korea decided to release fowle. >> as fowle heads homeout what this means for kenneth bye and matthew miller, the other two americans still detained by the north. and the regime's reclusive leader, kim jong-un has made yet

but it remains unclear this morning, why north korea decided to release fowle. >> as fowle heads home there are questions about what this means for kenneth bye and matthew miller, the other two americans still detained by the north. and the regime's reclusive leader, kim jong-un has made yet another public appearance, an attempt to stifle the rumors that his leadership is in jeopardy. let's bring in cnn's will ripley. live from tokyo. he had a rare interview with all three detainees recently. was there any sign that one of them would be dangerous threat to the jong-un. >> i admit my guilt to the government and signed a statement to that effect. >> he begged to go home to his family and pleaded for hem from the u.s. government. >> i need to let people know that i'm getting desperate. i'm getting desperate for help. >> we're preparing for the worst-case scenario. >> fowle's attorney says his family was preparing for the long haul, years of hard labor, just like the two other americans held in north korea. missionary kenneth bae, convicted of a religious plat to overthrow the regime and

he had had this day in court, jeffrey fowle, so it was easier to be released.atthew and kenneth were both found guilty so it may be trickier. >> our congratulations to the family. we continue to think of the two men who are still being held. >>> we have ebola news. two airline passengers who arrived in united states are underclothes watch in chicago. officials say they're both liberians, they arrived on separate planes, both vomited during their flights. neither, though, had a fever. they and their traveling companions are being isolated and screens at chicago-area hospitals. another liberian landed at newark with a fever and the cdc said he was isolated and being screened at a local hospital out here. according to the department of homeland website as of sunday, washington dulles had also referred four people for ebola medical screening. the u.s. has tightened the net on the airport screenings it's orders all passengers from copy guinea, sierra leone and like beery to come to the u.s. through five airports. you can see by the map here, they're the onces doing

fowle and the children miss jeffrey very much. >> reporter: his lawyer expects fowle to be home tomorrow. and a city where he was an equipment operator for 26 years, moraine, ohio, posted a "welcome back" message on its website. fowl is one of seven americans released from north korea in the last five years. but two are still being held. matthew miller and kenneth bae, both reportedly sentenced to hard labor. tonight the white house is calling on the north korean government to release those americans. now, the state department strongly warns against travel there, but north korea likes the hard currency tourism brings in, and advertises everything from surfing to skiing. >> chris jansing at the white house for us tonight, thanks. >>> weather is once again in the news tonight, up and down the eastern seaboard. look at the scene in west palm beach, florida. major flooding after at least nine inches of rain in parts of palm beach county, as a system just parked itself over that area for several hours. to the north millions dealing with a huge nor'easter that's forecast to stick around for a

and all the for folks back at fowle's church are waiting for his return. what did he do that was so bad in the first place? >> yes, anybody who has been in north korea will tell you it is a completely different reality, a reality so far removed from anything that is familiar in the united states and many other countries around the world, specifically when it comes to the independent practice of religion. when you drive around this country you see pictures of the leaders, the kim family regime who has held power in this country since the end of the korean war. they have ruled korea really with an iron fist, and independent religion is viewed as a serious threat to the regime and that country. that is why you have the missionary kenneth bey, accused of trying to overthrow the government. you had jeffrey fowle leaving his bible in a club, he was allowed to speak to cnn to send a message to the u.s. government and to see family. and one of the key points that north korea wanted him to get across was that he was being treated humanely. take a listen. >> i can't

fowle is in good health. >> we can confirm that jeffrey fowle has been allowed to depart and on his waye to rejoin his family. we welcome the decision to release him. while this is a positive decision, we remain focused on the detention of kenneth bae and matthew miller and allowing to immediately release them. >> not answer many specifics about the release, only that they're still working to release two other americans in detension. matthew miller and kenneth bae. >>> meanwhile, in eastern pennsylvania the pocono school district canceled classes today and 200 officers intensified the manhunt of eric frein. frein is the main suspect in the ambush and shooting of two state troopers, one of whom has died. an msnbc law enforcement analyst. why do you think it's taking so long to apprehend this man? >> well, the terrain is so rough, joy. the mountainous area up there in pennsylvania and one man can hide and he can see a group of tactical officers or ageance moving in quicker than they can see him. but they've squeezed him down. you know, he's lasted a while. certainly he's had some food sto

the american jeffrey fowle has been released.en detained since may after being arrested for leaving a bible in his hotel room in pyongyang. our global affairs correspondent elise labott is joining us from the state department as is our paula hancocks who's in seoul, south korea, as well as the north korea expert, gordon chang, he'll be joining us in a mo.

jeffrey fowle was one of three u.s. citizens being held. the other two are still in captivity. >> we can confirm that jeffrey fowle has been allowed to depart the dprk and is on his way home to rejoin his family. >> harf said fowle is in good physical condition. he entered north korea in april as a tourist, and was detained the following month. north korean authorities said fowle tried to secretly pass along a bible. authorities accused him of what they call hostile conduct. a pro-korean group in japan published an interview with fowle this month. in it he urged u.s. officials to work to secure his release. harf said the u.s. government will keep trying to get the two other americans freed. north korean authorities have sentenced beth kenneth bae and matthew miller to hard labor. >>> officials from japan, china and south korea have met for the first time to discuss ways to respond to cyber attacks. they agreed to make efforts to advance confidence building in this field. china's foreign ministry hosted the meeting. the japanese delegation i

nbc's kristen welker spoke with jeffrey fowl today back home in ohio. >> reporter: jeffrey fowle knew leaving a bible in a north korea nightclub could be breaking the law, but he was willing to take the risk and never thought he would actually be detained. but in may his tour guides did just that at the pyongyang airport. >> went to a back room and said is this your bible, and showed me the bible. said yeah. >> reporter: he had terrifying thoughts. >> this could be the end of life as i know it. could be the end of job, family. >> reporter: fowle was held in a hotel, then a room in a hospitality center. >> i was treated fairly well. i was never physically abused. always had enough -- usually too much to eat. >> reporter: he was escorted on a daily walk but was isolated for 23 hours a day, watching tv, mostly propaganda of kim jong-un. he wrote letters to his wife and children, now tough to read. >> until i get home -- this is hard. until i get home, you'll have to step up and be the man of the house. >> reporter: fowle said he was sustained by his faith and a desire to help christians

a plane carried jeffrey fowle landed just before dawn in dayton, ohio. he was greeted with a bug hug from his family. fowle was set free after, quote, repeated requests of president obama. >> and secretary of state john kerry says the u.s. gave up nothing to secure his freedom. margaret brennan is covering the unexpected release. margaret, good morning. >> good morning. good morning to our viewers in the west. well, jeffrey fowle spent six months in a north korean prison for crimes against the state after he left a bible in a nightclub. his release left american officials wondering just what pyongyang will do next. >> i need everybody's help i can get. >> reporter: 56-year-old jeffrey fowle was last seen this summer pleading for his freedom, as north korean authorities paraded him in front of media. suddenly he was released on tuesday. >> we can confirm jeffrey fowle has been ok'd to be freed and return to his home. >> reporter: informing the state department through a swedish intermediary that fowle was free to go. the pentagon scrambled this government

jeffrey fowle is free. stay with us on "gmt." the sparkles of nature.d out how the organizations could use structure to l.e.d. lights. go on a first date. my passion is puppetry. here? i think we're done here. hate drama? non-hormonal option. brisdelle. >>> hello. i'm david eades. the top story this is hour. the world health organization says serum which contains blood from recovered patients is leading to a potential vaccine. >>> jeffrey fowle has landed at an air base in ohio. >>> ukrainians go to the poll this weekend in the parliamentary election. it's dominated by the military conflict in the east. this week, our correspondent steve rosenburg reports from across the country. in tuesday, he was part of the east controlled by ukrainian forces. today he reports from rebel territory from the self-proclaimed people's republic of donetsk and luhansk who's cities have strong trade links with russia and there will be no elections this weekend. >> reporter: this is the luhansk locomotive factory. at times there's 40,000 working here. today it's around 3,000

jeffrey fowle reunited with his wife and three children on wednesday. the family appeared before reporters outside their home in ohio. but fowle did not speak on his behalf, a family attorney talked about the two americans who were still in north korean custody. >> we are mindful that kenneth bae and matthew miller continue to be detained in dprk. and understand the disappointment their families are experiencing today that their loved ones did not return home with jeff. jeff would like you to know he was treated well by the government of the dprk and he's can you wantly in good health. >> according to north korean state media, leader kim jong un ordered fowle's release in response to repeated requests from president barack obama. u.s. secretary of state john kerry says no concessions were made to secure fowle's freedom, but as paula hancocks reports, that doesn't mean north korea won't expect anything in return. >> fowle was the low hanging fruit. he hadn't yet been charged. that's the first opportunity to get a citizen released is before the formal jud

fowle, though, never went on trial.ssistanced to hard labor. whether or not the country will be willing to grant a pardon to the other two americans, even though there's no public acknowledgment of discussions, we can only imagine that those communications are happening, using probably sweden as an intermediary, because they have an embassy in pyongyang, whereas the united states does not have a diplomatic relationship with that country. >> will when you look back, when you were given access to those three americans, now when you look at that, why do you think north korea allowed you access. what were they trying to do at that point? >> we got the distinct impression that north korea was ready to open up a line of communication really, most importa importantly, with the united states. and they were using these three men to essentially send a message. this is a very difficult time for north korea. that united nations report that came out earlier this year that accused them of widespread human rights violations, that's be

jeffrey fowle arrested for leaving a bible behind in his hotel room is on the way home.t hesaid. >> jeffrey fowle is allowed to depart and on the way home to join his family. we welcome the decision to release him. it is a positive decision. but we are focused on the continued detention of kenneth bey, and matthew miller and call on their relers. nfowle is a married father of three children. he was one of throw held by north korea and interviewed by an american tv reporter and he apologized for breaking the law. and appeared from speaking from talking points. he was held in isolation in his hotel. he did not have contact with the other american prisoners including kenneth bey. fowle entered on april 29th and arrested on may, and he admitted the guilt with the cnn reporter last month and the state department released a statement on jeffrey fowle and calling on the dprk to release kenneth bey and matthew miller. he's been sentenced to 15 years of hard labor and he described that in that interview about a month ago. we understand that the u.s. military may have been involve

now in this state-run media news wire, fowle is referred to as, quote, u.s. criminal. clear lly showing they have not forgiven him for his alleged behavior. north korea accuses fowle of leaving a bible in a sailor's club in the north of the country a cardinal sin. >> fowle and his family did appear before reporters outside their home there in iowa. the family attorney asked that they give him time and space before speaking to the public about his ordeal. still he spoke on two other americans' behalf who remain in custody. >> we are mindful that kenneth bae and matthew miller continue to be detained in dprk and understand the disappointment their families are experiencing today that their loved ones did not return home with jeff. >> let's give you more details now on those two other american prisoners. one is kenneth bae, he's a korean american missionary. he was detained back in 2012 and accused of planning to bring down north korea's regime. he was sentenced to 15 years hard labor. in an interview with cnn, he says he's working eight days a day, six days a week in a l

why decide to release jeffrey fowle now? >> i think we're going to see people break down into two groups. one will be the desire for engagement by north korea and the others will be seeing it more as a result of north korea's isolation and pressure. on the engagement side, people see this as a way of reaching out to the united states, reducing an amount of friction that washington identified as a necessary step for improving the atmosphere of any kind of negotiation. whether the other two americans are released, we don't know. they, unlike fowle, were convictedly north korean courts is a that would make out more difficult. on the other hand, maybe north korea is trying to stop the movement of the human rights violation. there's a movement now for a resolution for additional actions. >> how do you know what's really going on? you as somebody who worked in the c.i.a. used to gathering intelligence on north korea. >> north korea was referred to as the c.i.a. as the hardest of the hard targets. in often cases a wilderness of mir

jeffrey fowl is expected to arrive in the u.s. later today. he spoke with cnn's will ripley last month and talked about his arrest for leaving a bible at a sailor's club. will is in tokyo, and he joins us now live with more on this. will, there were three americans detained in north korea. why was jeffrey fowle released or not kenneth bay or miller? you had a chance to talk to all three of them some weeks back. what is your feeling on that? >> well, rosemary, as you said, in north korea, it's a very mysterious country where we don't always know why things happen the way that they do. even the state department, they were speaking about this, they said they would let north korea reveal at some point why jeffrey fowle was released and yet the two other americans remain detained. what i can tell you from my trip to north korea last month is i got the impression that the north korean government was pleased with the way that jeffrey fowle handled himself during his interview with cnn. take a look. >> i don't have any complaints. the food has been go

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"the new york times," american jeffrey fowle has been released by north korea after six months of captivity. he was arrested for leaving a bible in a hotel. the obama administration says they're working on the release of two other americans detained in north korea. >> we get this. saudi arabia's top muslim cleric said twitter is, quote, evil and nothing more than a source of lies. >> okay, so listen, we agree, right? everybody, we good with that on some base, about twitter being evil and a source of lies? >> was for me yesterday.

a plane carried jeffrey fowle landed in ohio moments ago. he was greeted with a handshake and a hug. he was set free after, quote, repeetd requests of president obama. >> and secretary of state john kerry said they gave up nothing to secure his freedom. margaret brennan is covering the release. margaret, good morning. >> good morning. well, jeffrey fowle spent six months in a north korean prison for crimes against the state after he left a bible in a nightclub. his sudden release caught american officials by surprise and they're wondering what pyongyang will do next. 56-year-old jeffrey fowle was last seen this summer pleading for his freedom as north korean authorities paraded him in front of media and suddenly he was released on tuesday. >> we can confirm jeffrey fowle has been ok'd to be freed and return to his home. >> he was free to go. the pentagon scrambled this government jet to bring him home. fowl then called his wife for the first time in six months according to their tone. >> we were digging in and preparing for the long haul. th

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. >> reporter: it was the ride 56-year-old jeffrey fowle of ohio, husband of tatiana, father of three, had been waiting six long months to get. >> we can confirm that jeffrey fowle has been allowed to depart the dprk and is on his way home to rejoin his family. >> reporter: he'd gone to north korea on a tourist's visa and after leaving a bible in a hotel, he was accuse ood of proselytizing by a government that sees religion as a threat to government. he made a heartfelt plea to be released. state department officials say the deal happened very fast. there was a small window to get the plane and its military crew from hawaii to pyongyang. >> they miss jeffrey very much. >> reporter: his lawyer expects fowle to be home tomorrow. and a city where he was an equipment operator for 26 year, lorain, ohio, posted a welcome back message on its website. two americans are still being held, matthew miller and kenneth bae, both reportedly sentenced to hard labor. tonight the white house is calling on the north korean government to release those americans. the state department strongly warns agains

. >> reporter: after five months' deans in north korea, american jeffrey fowlely is on his way home. he has been evaluated by a doctor and appears to be in good health. >> reporter: a u.s. military plane landed in pea young young before dawn at the request of the north korean government p the koreans demanded it be a u.s. plane to pick him up and gave a specific timeframe to do so. then fowle was flown to guam before heading home to his family in the u.s. >> the authorities asked the united states government to transport him out of the country and again in this time frame, the department of defense was able to offer a plane. >> reporter: fowle was arrested in may for looeb leaving a bible in his hotel while touring the country and faces trial for "perpetrating hostile acts against north korea." he spoke with the charges in an exclusive interview with cnn's will ripley. a cohort, violation of the tourist purpose as well. and i admit my guilt to the government and signed a estimate to that affect and also put in a request for forgiveness. >> reporter: with the north korean minder looki

the ohio nate it jeff he foale -- fowle is back to the united states.he was arrested for reportedly leaving behind a bible. jennifer griffin has this from the pentagon. how did we learn of his release? >> the white house announced it a short time ago just at is was crossing the wire. here's josh earnest. >> jeff fowle has been allowed to depart the dprk and is on his way to join his family. we welcome the decision to release him. and we remain focused on the continuedes defense of kenney bae and. >> fowle is 56 years old, the married father of three children from miami, ohio. he was interviewed by an american tv reporter recently. at the time he apologized for breaking the law and leaving a bible behind. he appeared to be speaking from talking points dictated by the government. he was held in isolation at his hotel and was scheduled to go on trial this month elm he did not happen to haxs contact with other prisoners. he was arrested in may as he was about to leave. >> in north korea, on matters like this, timing means a lot. why now? >> well, first, it

jeffrey fowle arrived in ohio andy, greeted by his wife children. he was held captive in north korea for nearly six months on leaving a bible at a foreign sailors. the state department says he was allowed to leave the country yesterday. fowle made a statement through his lawyer. >> jeff would like you to know that he was treated well, that he's in currently good health. ae past 24 hours have been whirlwind for jeff and his family. jeff needs some time right now life atdjusted to his home. >> so fowle's release, we're told, was negotiated with the help of sweden. detainees are still being held in north korea. >> back here at home, one of the int heavily traveled roads the district is due for an update. sam ford is live along 16th with some of the details. actually, we'll get to that in a moment. now. move on right an explosion and a fire at prince george's county gas is now under investigation. it was quite the scene this morning. it happened at the shell gas station on washington boulevard in laurel. authorities say a drive forgot afterurn the nozzl

fowle was released. and it's a surprise. >> do you think that there's any connection between what's going on in north korea, and we don't know what's going on in north korea following kim jong un's disappearance. >> i doubt it. and the question you and is the heart of the matter. i'm smiling a bit at your north korea expert. i've been there twice, and it's something that i work on as my role in the plowshares fund. but really, there are quite a few experts on north korea, because we know so little, and we end up speculating quite a bit. there have been exchanges of gunfire in north korea and there of been statements in the u.n., fighting back against the of violations of human rights allegations, and then you have something positive, the release of a detainee. i would pause however, you're talking in this case about north korea signaling or at least communicating with the united states in a bilateral nature. this is an american citizen and a north korean action, and i suspect, particularly because it was

jeffrey fowle was arrested r what was described as "hoste acts"... his crime? leaving a bible in a bar. t state department says sweden worked as a mediator to obtain fowle's release. the white house says it's still working to win the freedom two more americans being he. olympic track star, oscar pistorius, is spending his t night in prison for killing girlfriend. he was sentenced to five years for shooting reeva steenkamp on valentine's day last year. e judge called his actions "g negligence" ... but said he petition to complete his sentence under house arrest after he serves ten months behind bars. staples is investigating a possible credit card breach. the office supplier is workg with law enforcement to determine which stores or h many cards may have been affected. the company says customers won't be responsie for fraudulent charges. yahoo is enjoying a bounce in its stock after reporting better than expected earnin. the highlight for investors yahoo's 6 billion dollar windfall from the sale of alibaba shares. stocks surged on solid earn from several compani

doctors investigated and presidency jeffery fowle and he is well. >> the f.b.i.investigating three colorado teens. they suspect they tried to join isil. two sisters and a friend were caught in germany on their way to syria. we have that story. what details are police giving about these girls and what they may have planned? >> the teenagers were two sisters, age 15 and 17, and their friend a 16-year-old. the denver post reports that the sisters are so malian, the friend sudanese. they were reported missing by the sisters father, and that generated this police report. the girls' family say they stole $2,000 and took from their mother their passports and flew all the way to germany where they stayed in the airport according to a police report until officials detained them and sent them back to denver. officials have reds them into their family's custody. >> what are authorities doing to try to figure out who they might have been communicating with? >> they're looking at the girls' computers and trying to figure out where they got the tickets and funding for those ti

jeffrey fowle had been detained after he left a bible at his hotel. with the story. >> reporter: jeffrey fowle, an american held by north korea, is on his way home. >> we certainly welcome the decision from the dprk to release him. >> reporter: fowle a father of three from ohio was in north korea this spring, part of a tour group. in may he was arrested accused 5 carrying out hostile acts against the country, leaving a bible at a hotel. christian evangelical evange limp is considered a crime in south korea. fowle's family insists he was not on a mission. >> i talked, apologized to people in the government of the united states for causing a headache. >> reporter: that help came when fowle was picked up in pyongyang by a u.s. military plane. but beyond that, officials would not say much more about his release and return. >> not going to get into the details about what that looks like in part because there are still two americans there we feel need to be immediately released and returned home. >> reporter: those two americans, matthew miller and kenneth

jeffrey fowle was freed after nearly 6 months in custody. north korean officials had detained him after he left a bible at a nightclub. they have not explained why they released fowle and they are still holding two other americans who have been convicted of crimes. >>> world series spotlight shining brightly right now on kansas city. >> but our ken bastida says sometimes, it's not about baseball. it's about barbecue. >> of course. >> this is where the magic happens. >> reporter: there are at last count more than 90 barbecue joints in the greater kansas city area. just ask the experts. they will tell you that this place is one of the best. >> best barbecue in the world period. >> reporter: what do you know? >> i hear it's very good. >> kansas city style of barbecue is to kach out meat at a low temperature for a long period of time. >> reporter: welcome to oklahoma joe's carrying on a tradition started before the civil war a tradition that carries on today. >> we have the ribs tradition from memphis. we have the brisket and sausage tradition f

fowle landed at wright-patterson air force base near dayton, ohio early this morning.was met by his wife, three children and other relatives, who rushed to embrace him on the tarmac. from there, they drove home, where fowle issued a brief statement through his lawyer. >> jeff would like you to know that he was treated well by the government of the d.p.r.k. and that he's currently in good health. the past 24 hours have been a whirlwind for jeff and his family. jeff needs some time right now >> ifill: fowle was arrested in north korea last may for leaving a bible at a night club. two other americans are still imprisoned in the communist state. >> woodruff: the secret service is facing new criticism for diverting agents from patrolling around the white house to help a co-worker with a neighborhood dispute. the agents were sent out to a maryland suburb several times in 2011. today, the inspector general of the department of homeland security labeled the incident a serious lapse in judgment. official autopsy results have emerged in the shooting of a teenager. the autopsy sh

that's jeffrey fowl. he's been held captive in north korea for five months and suddenly for some reason the north korean leader released him. he flew into wright-patterson air base in dayton the "early show" -- earlier this morning and you can see jeffrey fowle his three boys and his wife in this big happy reunion. he didn't say very much and miguel marquez was there to witness it all but his lawyer did say a few words. what did he say, miguel. >> well, clearly he was bursting to say how happy he was to be back. i mean, he was smiling as he walked up. the kids were all smiles, the wife, everybody clearly extraordinarily pleased. the concern that they have is that there are two other americans being held in north korea at the moment and they don't want to complicate things for them. his lawyer, tim tiep spoke to us in a very surprise and impromptu press conference just moments ago. >> i'd like to thank god for his hand of protection over jeff these past six months and for providing strength and peace over

jeffrey fowl was reunited with his wife and family. they recently released fowl after he left a bible in a nightclub. fowl was not credited a threat to the north, two other americans convicted of crimes in the north are still being held. >>> a group of people in china took matters into their own hands after getting stuck in an elevator, the elevator took 11 people to the basement and the door opened up to a brick wall, someone inside used a hammer to chisel an opening and a man squeezed through the space. >>> a costume shop owner is being increasingly concerned about a costume being offered to young girls. alicia own a costume shop in allentown. she does not carry the risque costumes for young girls but noticed that this year they seem more -- risque. >> showing too much skin and giving across the wrong message. >> torrent says that if demand continues to grow for revealing costumes she may have to reconsider her inventory next year. >>> the new smart design fits any device for your smart phone no matter how large or small your screen.

while visiting there, the 56-year-old fowle was arrested for leaving a bible in a sailor's club, which country said was illegal. the u.s. called on north korea to release two other americans still imprisoned there. matthew miller and christian missionary kenneth bae. now, a special report. tens of thousands of migrant children largely from central america have flooded into the u.s. over the past year in a surge that culminated this summer. they're now awaiting court decisions about whether they should be deported. kim lawton looks at how people of faith are trying to help the children through the complicated legal process, even as the nation continues to debate whether or not they should be sent back. >> reporter: in suburban maryland, teenage siblings henry and sarah are taking a walk with their uncle and two young cousins. a world away from their former home in el salvador where gangs terrorized their community. >> they start killing in front of our house, and every day was getting worse. >> reporter: henry says gang members followed him everywhere, making threats and trying to force

fowle is said to have been reunited with his family in ohio. they say they are hoping for the release of two other detainees being held in north korea. in mexico, anger is mounting over the failure of authorities to find a group of missing students. protesters set fire to the local headquarters of the democratic revolution party in the state of guerrero, which is believed to have ties to a criminal gang thought responsible for the disappearance of 43 students last month. no trace of them has been found since the disappearance. in brazil, president dilma rousseff seems to have regained the edge heading into the weekend's runoff vote. polls put her ahead of her rival, aecio neves, although it is still too close to call. rousseff had hoped to win the first round of voting in early october by a wide margin to avoid a runoff, but neves has closed the gap pass -- fast. voters seem to be listening. >> aecio neves is on the offensive. the conservative challenger is touring the country to promote his business family policies. he blames government regula

fowle arrested in may after he left a bible in a nightclub. christian evangelism considered a crime in north korea. fowle is back at home, two other americans are still detained in north korea. matthew miller and kenneth bay. miller is from california and accused of ripping up his tourist visa and asking for asylum. bay has been in custody since 2012 he is a missionary. >> 5:21 on your wednesday morning. it's almost halloween, trick or treating may be scarying for parents than kids. >> because of food allergies a new halloween decoration could keep kids safe and give parents peace of mind. >> asking people to hand out toys instead of candy. those who do put out a teal pum ken to show it's safe for kids with allergies. >> they're not being singled out because they can't have something in particular. this helps them to be included. >> allergy experts warn even if you buy peanut-free canny, fun size versions are manufactured differently, making them potentially dangerous for kids. >> don't know if i'd have the same experience without the candy. i

she is talking right now with jeffy fowle's condition.'s what she said about t th just moments ago. >> he has been evaluated by a doctor, and he appears to be in good health. he has, however, been in detention in north korea. we will continue to provide any necessary consular assistance to him. we have been providing it to his family. we will continue to provide it to him in the coming days and weeks if he requires that. >> as you may remember fowle was arrested at an airport in north korea earlier this year while he was trying to leave the country. we're told fowle was picked up by a u.s. government plane today and is now on his way home. meantime, the u.s. saying that they are also working on the release of two others. the two others still being held in north korea. >>> well, president obama may now have some democrats seeing red following some controversial comments that he made on al sharpton's radio show about democratic candidates who have been avoiding him on the campaign trail. chief white house correspondent ed henry joins us liv

jeffrey fowle is heading back home to ohio after being freed early tuesday. the state department is still trying to free americans matthew miller and kenneth bae. they are the longest held american prisoners since korean war. miller, one of the recent prisoners remains incarcerated. >> experience matters in the world series. san francisco pitcher madison bumgarner pitched seven brilliant innings. san francisco takes game one in kansas city against the royals. final score 7-16789 the giants -- 7-1. the giants have lost the last seven world series games -- have won their last seven world series games [ inaudible ] the. has been criticized for lacking an aggressive response to the virus, something the administration is acknowledging. >> there have been some shortcomings in the response and the president has been pressing on his team for quite some time now to ensure that our response lives up to the high standards that he has set for his team in service of the american people. >> the president is also being criticized for picking klain for his lack of medical ex

fowle was one of three american prisoners in north korea. the two other americans, matthew todd miller and kenneth bae, remain behind bars tonight there. >>> back here at home now and to what we've learned in that nationwide manhunt for one of america's most wanted. suspected of ambushing state troopers, killing a young father, terrorizing a community. it's been six weeks now. this evening, a new sighting. neighbors outraged. halloween canceled. and abc's linzie janis with the big question -- how is one man, who enjoyed war re-enactments, now outsmarting hundreds of armed searchers on the ground? >> reporter: 39 days. nearly six weeks. this town held hostage. heavily armed troopers in camouflage. residents watching from their windows. and now, anger is boiling over. >> i want my small town america back. >> reporter: moms like mary greenan at their wits end. her kids kept home today after that new sighting. >> the pocono mountain school district has canceled all classes today due to an emergency situation. >> reporter: these are the woods sur