fired from his job, the huangs survive on donations from family and friends.he family says gloria had an eating disorder that existed before they adopted her from ghana, but the qatari prosecutor argues the huangs are nothing more than human traffickers who bought the child cheaply from her poverty-stricken birth parents. the couple is convicted in a qatari court in march and sentenced to three years in prison. matthew releasing this statement, quote, we have just been wrongfully convicted and we feel as if we're being kidnapped by the qatar judicial system. the couple's other two children, boys also adopted from africa are put in an orphanage after their parents' arrest, before eventually moving to live with grise's mother in the united states. the couple files an appeal. then on november 30th, a break. an appeals judge in qatar clears matthew and grace of gloria's death, citing weak forensic reports and testimony from witnesses who say the child was not deprived. yet the parents face another hurdle. in a phone interview with cnn, matthew speaks of their free

joining me now is grace and matthew huang and eric voles.e able to properly grieve your daughter, gloria? >> no. we took her to the hospital, and then we did not -- then we were directly put into prison right after that. and all this -- and then there's this legal battle. no, we haven't really been able to grieve gloria. and to just remember -- remember how special she was to all of us. instead, we're facing all these -- we have a case to deal with. >> do you feel like the government, either one of you, the government -- the u.s. government did enough to help you? >> i feel like the u.s. government took a long time to respo respond, a little bit, but way too late. they could have done a lot more a lot earlier. we know that there are individuals in the u.s. government who worked very hard on our behalf. but i feel like the u.s. government was trying to play political games in order to protect their relationship with the country of qatar rather than actually focusing on and doing the right thing to support their citizens in prison abroad. >> t

morgan and grace huang were sentenced in prison. when they got to the airport, immigration officials prevented them from blocking their plane. matthew huang says there is a warrant for their arrests on unknown charges. >> we are tired of the process that seems like it will never end. the court process was long and tedious and never until today's ruling did we hear truth from any justice or anyone involved in the court process. now again, we are finding ourselves stuck and waiting while we were promised we would be allowed to go. >> secretary of state john kerry is speaking out on the flight praising the appeal's court decision and saying it is time for them to return home. >>> how far can you go in a facebook or twitter post? anthony elonis is trying to get his threat against his ex-wife overturned. he was sentenced to 44 months in prison. he claims the posts were artistic and cathartic and free speech. justice ruth bader ginsburg says she will be back on the bench this morning following the heart surgery last week. >>> we are follo

matthew and grace huang were charged with starving their daughter in 2013. convicted to a lesser charge and sentenced to three years in prison. on sunday, an appeal's judge set them free, but when they got to the airport, they were blocked from boarding the plane. matthew huang tells cnn international that he and his wife are tired of the endless legal wrangling. >> it has been a very difficult and tiring experience. we're tired of the process that seems like it would never end. the court process was long and tedious and never until today's ruling did we hear truth from my justice or anyone involved in the court process. now, again, we are finding ourselves stuck and waiting while we are promised we would be ready and allowed to go. >> secretary of state john kerry is speaking out on the huangs plight. >>> how far you can go on a facebook or twitter post may be decided before the supreme court this morning. anthony elonis is hoping to get conviction overturned with his soon to be ex-wife. he posted graphically violent lyrics on facebook. he claims they were

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matthew and grace huang and their two adopted sons went to church sunday in california. were jailed in qatar after being convicted for starving their 8-year-old daughter. margaret brennan spoke with them after they were cleared and arrived in the u.s. >> what was it look after the plane touched down? >> i was excited to be leaving qatar after two very, very difficult years. >> and what was one of the first things you did, grace? >> hunged the boys. i just wanted to see them and hold them and tell them how proud i am of him and how courageous they've been these two years. >> you can see more of margaret brennan's exclusive interview with the huangs coming up on "cbs this morning." >>> and ancient sculpture is causing a modern-day diplomatic crisis. part of the famous el begin marbles was unveiled at the st. hermitage museum in russia over the weekend. charlie d'agata tells us how he got there. >> reporter: the greig god looks right at home. but he's not. a star of britain's mabl. it argued the british museum's richard lambert. >> we're not a political organization. our th

the huangs were sentenced to three years in prison. the state department declared the trial unfair citing cultural misunderstandings about adoptions. on sunday the qatari judge said the prosecution had aired. erred. stuck in limbo the huangs said that we cannot leave the company and the u.s. government has no answers as to why. we now sit waiting for the qatar government to make the next move. criminal defense lawyer matt kaiser said the u.s. can do little to help. >> we can ask, we can ask nicely, we can ask strongly, we can use strong words, but besides that, we can't force them to hand over the huangs. >> reporter: both american and qatari diplomats tell cbs news that the huangs were blocked because the appeal process is ongoing. but the family is tired and they want to go home to their two young sons who are now living with family in california. >> thank you. >>> rain in california is creating new problems for california this morning. rocks and debris poured into parts of the pacific coast highway on sunday. a nine-mile stretch is

the huangs said we have begged the u.s.mbassador, secretary of state and president obama to call the emir of qatar and fix this ongoing injustice. he moved to qatar with his wife and three adopted children in 2012 work on a project for the 2022 world cup. then, in january last year, their or deal began. their daughter, seen here in a home video died from dramatic weight loss. a court originally found the huangs guilty of child endang endangerme endangerment. the haungs said she suffered from malnew trish related illnesses. >> we feel like there is no end to this court, this court that we believe is a sham. >> as the case continued, the couple sent two sons to live with relatives in the u.s. when the court overturned their sentence on sunday, they said they wanted to return home to be with their sons and to grief the death of their daughter. secretary of state john kerry has asked qatar's foreign minister to help the k78 return to the u.s. a state department said on monday, it learned some paperwork needed to be filed before

stuck in limbo the huangs said that we cannot leave the company and the u.s. government has no answers as to why. we now sit waiting for the qatar government to make the next move. criminal defense lawyer matt kaiser said the u.s. can do little to help. >> we can ask, we can ask nicely, we can ask strongly we can use strong words, but besides that, we can't force qatar to turn them over. >> they told cbs news the huangs were blocked from leaving because the appeal process is over. but they're getting tired. they want to go home and see their two young children who are staying with family in california. gayle? >> thank you. >>> much needed rain in california is creating new mudslide problems this morning. rocks and debris poured into parts of the pacific coast highway on sunday. a nine-mile stretch is still closed west of los angeles. >> meanwhile the south and midwest is struggling to reach high temperatures. danielle niles of wbz is tracking that wintry chill. danielle, good morning. >> charlie, good morning to you. good morning, everybody. it is brutally col

grace and matthew huang are trying to return to the u.s. after a murder charge was overturned in the death of their daughter. an attorney for the couple says the documentation has been done and the claims of the state are not truthful. they are still stuck in qatar. >>> a manhunt in west virginia is over. the body of jody lee hunt died from a self inflicted gunshot wound. it is believed he shot and killed four people on monday morning. one of the victims filed a domestic violence case against hunt last month. >>> car seat maker graco is under investigation. trying to determine whether this company broke the law by failing to announce a defect involving their child car seats. a problem with the harness buckles triggered the largest recall in u.s. history. nhtsa had to apply continued pressure before graco finally agreed to recall 6 million car seats this year. >>> two long time nfl rivals on monday night. a late field goal gave the dolphins a victory. the jets made just enough mistakes to lose. they are now 2-10 on the season. miami stays in

>> to me the hardest part was being asked over and over, are you the real mom. >> the huangs were thrown prison. their sons were sent to an orphanage. >> as a mother, what does it sound like to have your children take and put in an orphanage. prison was especially difficult for matthew. >> i was physically and sexually assaulted. >> what happened that day? >> another inmate tried to rape me. >> did anyone try to protect you? >> as a victim, i fought back. >> a judge granted them bail as discrepancies in the prosecution's case. a foreign psych psychologist concluded there's no medical evidence that floor ya's parents starved her and said the qataries never performed a proper autopsy. >> they didn't take any tissue samples. >> they got her height and weight wrong. >> he lost his job. they were banning from traveling, and the couple rarely left their home. matthew questioned whether political interests kept american diplomats from lobbying qatar for their release. >> the u.s. government could have done a lot more a lot quicker. >> suddenly last sunday a qatari judge overturned their convict

huang in the middle of the battle. the couple said the u.s.id not act fast enough. >> they could have did a lot more a lot earlier. we know there are individuals in the u.s. government who worked very hard on our behalf. but i feel like the u.s. government was trying to play political gains in order to protect the relationship with the country of qatar, rather than actually focusing on and doing the right thing to support their citizens. imprisoned abroad. >> the huangs were allowed to return home last week after being cleared on charges of starving their adopted daughter to death. the couple says she had an eating disorder. >>> 26 minutes after the hour. controversy this morning and outrage after release of the senate report detailing cia tactics following september 11th. are americans overseas right now in danger? and could this new report ultimately lead to criminal charges? we'll have the very latest next. interactive entertainment t begins with the cloud. this is "titanfall," the first multi-player game built and run on microsoft azure. e

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when matthew and grace huang's daughter gloria died last year, the huangs were arrested, convicted and sentenced to three years in prison. the couple was cleared when they convinced a judge, there was no forensic evidence to support the prosecution's case. diplomatic sources say the delay is due to legal procedures and they should be on their way home soon. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg is back on the job this morning. the 81-year old justice had a heart procuedure last week. doctors pl a stent in her right cornary artery to last tuesday ginsburg was hospitalized after she experienced discomfort while exercising. she was released from the hospital on thursday. she's back on the bench today -- where the court is hearing oral arguments. it's the first time she's missed any time at work since being appointed to the supreme court in 1993. the supreme court hears arguments today on what statements on social media are protected by the first amendment. anthony elonis, of bethlehem, pennsylvania, is appealing his four- year prison sentence for posting threatening rap lyrics about h

now, it was the contention of the huang's and their defense team that that was a fabricated case.resented evidence from their own forensic pathologist who said there was no evidence the prosecutor even took tissue samples, for instance, from their daughter. the prosecutor is claiming those tissue samples showed she'd been deprived of food and the defense saying there was no evidence they even took the samples. so you had real questions about this prosecution from the very beginning and then beyond the evidence of the case, it was how the couple was treated outside of the courtroom. for instance, this delay on sunday as they were leaving the airport after being declared innocent on their appeal, they were freed from prison november, 2013, and on appeal they were out of prison but not allowed to leave the country. and the state department, the u.s. state department making very clear to to qatari officials they believe that was unfair, saying that they should have been allowed to go home during their appeal so these delays, this very final delay, very painful delay, was not the first

while they were telling the huang family they were doing everything they could do for their release. does, it tells governments there won't be any consequences for mistreating americans and having them wrongfully imprisoned. there really wasn't a cost. so that's why this took so long for this to be resolved. >> matthew and grace, this is a season for family now. you don't have your daughter gloria, but you have your other children. how are you handle the next couple of weeks and your lives moving forward? >> i'm afraid it's going a day at a time right now. we're enjoying being with our sons. we're just spending time hanging out right now and enjoying board games and reading together and just giving lots of hugs. >> don lemon talking with the huangs and the spokesperson spokesman there. the couple's two sons were temporarily placed in a qatari orphanage. they were then sent to the u.s. to live with grace's mother, but as you heard in that interview, the children have finally been reunited with their parents. and you saw that. a. >> oscar pistorius may end up serving more time behind b

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. >>> grace and matthew huang, living and working in qatar, had been banned from traveling followingeath of their adopted daughter last year. authority there is accused them of starving her to death. >> on sunday, a judge cleared the huang's of any crime but immigration officials seized their passports and would not let them leave. the order to keep them in the country was lifted after meetings between the united states ambassador to the country and top officials there. hopefully they will be getting out. good, good news. >>> a brand new cnn poll has people talking this morning. the surprise is not who is leading the field of republican presidential contenders but who is in second. >> check this out. the name at the top, you've seen it before, that's mitt romney, 20% in the new cnn/orc poll say they support the former massachusetts governor for president again. and who is it? wait, second, ben carson, an african-american retired neurosurgeon who has never held office. he's in second place. carson regularly makes the rounds on conservative radio and television. only after carson do yo

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the convictions of matthew and grace huang were overturned. government has no plans never further prosecution. >>> and the governor of missouri says he'll begin scaling back the national guard as protesters draw down. this week he said he wants more police officers to wear cameras. jim axelrod looked into that. >> walk over here, show me your hands. >> reporter: last july, police officers con front a woman with a knife making threats. >> drop the knife, drop the knife. >> bring it on. >> drop the knife, drop the knife. >> reporter: the fatal shooting was recorded. a prosecutor cleared the officers. this week the new york city police department will wear cameras. >> there's no he said shsh she said, hearsay. it's recorded. we have it on tape and there's no room for arguments. >> reporter: at $450 to $900 a camera, james said it would cost $32 million to youts fit the entire nypd. last year the city paid out nearly $178 million to settle misconduct claims. >> i know what happened with michael brown and other cases have drawn attention and i thin

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thousands of people attended a church service dedicated to matt and grace huang.ernment convicted the couple of child endangerment after their adopted daughter died. they were accused of killing the 8-year-old to sell her body parts on the black market. they were killed -- they were i'm sorry cleared of all charges last week. >> the situation this past two years has been extremely difficult. but we -- it's taught us a lot about patience and trust in god. and we just beginning to realize the amazing hidden blessings of what god has brought through this crisis. >> the family is there while matt huang wassage engineer on -- an engineer there. the couple's two adoptive sons lived with their grandparents in southern california during the two year ordeal. >>> and three good samaritans were killed trying to help an accident victim in the florida everglades. eight other people were rushed to the hospital after this. this is what happened after sunset last night. a driver hit a black bear on a two lane road. three people got out of another car to help. and they were run do

moneys of people attended a church service dedicated to grace and matt huang. they were convicted of child endangerment after the adopted daughter died. they were accused of killing the 8-year-old to sell her body parts on black market. they were cleared of all the charges last week. >> the situation this past two years has been extremely difficult. but we -- it's taught us a lot about patience and trust in god. and we just beginning to realize the amazing hidden pleasantings what god has brought through this crisis. >> the family was in qatar while matt huang was an engineer on public works project there. the couple's two adopted sons lived with their grandparents in southern california during the tuyere ordeal. >>> a woman in new jersey had a deer problem when she was trying to get dinner ready. a deer ran through two doors to get into her house. well, she followed it to the back and was able to lock it in hermitser bathroom. and police -- her master bathroom. police showed up and got the deer back into a wild. made a little mess too. >> looks pretty cool abo

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grace and matthew huang trying to get back to the u.s. after the decision came out in their favor.r work has been done and the state's claims are not truthful. >>> let's take a look at what is coming up on "new day." alisyn joins us. >> great to see you, christine. what should police departments do been racial profiling? eric holder is talking about it. we have a full slate of guests, lawmakers and police chiefs and pundits on how to tackle the issue. >>> the accusations against bill cosby keeps growing. we will talk with three accusers that have never met before today. make sure you stay tuned when chris and i join you on "new day." >>> i'll be watching. the university of virginia taking action after shocking allegations of rape on the uva campus. what the school will do now to keep students safe next. my gra go e that gets fi but he's got such sensitive skin that you worry about what you use in the laundry. so i use new tide pods free & gentle, to get a deep clean that's gentle on skin. new tide pods free & gentle. let me get tyes?straight... lactaid® is 100% real milk? right. re

. >> the huang's sons are being cared for by their grandmother in the united states. >>> it is beingthe hug shared around the world. you see a 12-year-old african-american boy sharing a hug with a white police officer in the u.s. city of portland, oregon. they were at a protest there. devontae hart was holding a sign offering free hugs. the sergeant says devontae was upset about the issue of police brutality. then the officer asked if he could have one of his hugs. >> as i sat there with a colleague of mine, we noticed devontae, you know, 10 or 15 feet away from us, and he would turn periodically towards us, and i noticed he was crying, and i looked at my colleague at the time, brian and said is that kid crying? and we just kind of went from there. i said i'm going to call him over and do what i do as not a police officer but just a human being. >> it is a spectacular shot. and the photographer says he was at the protest to take pictures from himself but felt the scene with devontae and the sergeant was powerful and special. >> since the photo has been published, i've gotten hundreds

. >> huang. >>> san jose police have arrived at one of the biggest homeless camps in the country. and what's happening right now in the jungle. >> reporter: yeah, you have been monitoring our progress this morning so you might have notice we moved locations a half hour ago. and we have moved across the street from the jungle under orders from police. and they want to get our news vehicles out of the area as they put up the temporary fence. and you might be able to see the fence that they have put up in the area. and we're hearing that work crews could show up to begin the process of clearing that area any time between now and 8:00 this morning. and now sense those officers showed up this morning, we have seen streams of people leaving the area. and some of them have expressed angering it's a major disruption to their lives and they're being removed from the only home they have. and the city has tried clearing the area in the past and this time, they'll be installing a 1,000-foot long fence along story road and restricting vehicle access to the area to try to discourage the homeles

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huang for that. june other news to update you on, former president george h.w. bush is sending a third day after a houston hospital after expensing shortness of breath this week. a spokesperson says the 90-year-old remains in "great spirits" and his prognosis is very positive." two years ago the 92-year-old spent two months in the hospital after suffering bronchitis and a persistent cough. but 2 xbox person says this case is nothing like that. u.s. troops stationed in hawaii got a special christmas day visit from none other than the president of the first lady. that's pretty nice. how about that? president on vacation with his family there. of course going home for christmas. saluting the troops saying the world is safer and more peaceful because of their sacrifices. he also said their work the drawing to a close in afghanistan. >> this is an important year. we've been in continuous war now for almost 13 years. over 13 years and next week we will be ending our combat mission in afghanistan. is [ applause ] obviously because of the extraordinary service of men an

we've been reporting on the case of matthew and grace huang. their 8-year-old daughter died.y but were not allowed to leave. the travel ban has been lifted and the couple can leave. >>> new research this morning is shaking up the british monarchy's bloodline. they identified the remains of king richard iii who was killed in 1845. his skeleton was found in a parking lot two years ago but the evidence also turned up evidence of adultery. there was no match to his living relatives on his father's side. it could throw the nobility of some royals into question. >> whoa. >> the effect on queen elizabeth is not true. >> even skeletons tell the tale of cheater, cheater, pumpkin eater. i love this story. we'll see how this turns out. you know how i feel about that subject, charlie rose. that's why i love that story. >>> the results, they are in this morning of yahoo!'s top searches of ebola. the most receiver. the video game minecraft. singer ariana grande and jennifer lawrence, she is fourth. rounding out five, kaley cuoco is anothing top five. very diverse group. >> very diverse. i'

the huangs were jailed in qatar for nearly two years, accused of starving their 8-year-old adopted daughter to death. an appeals court threw out their conviction. the couple was not allowed to leave their country until yesterday. they talked about waiting nearly two years for justice in their first interview, that's only on "cbs this morning." >>> a super typhoon is heading towards the philippines this morning with winds of 150 miles an hour. 32 million people could be in the storm's path. just a year ago typhoon haiyan devastated the country leaving more than 7,300 dead or missing. many people started evacuateing this morning. those staying behind have stocked up on supplies. >>> it is 7:19. ahead on "cbs this morning," uber is riding high. we'll ask >>> don't leave home without the umbrella. good morning, everyone. we have more rain in the forecast today. that is the scene at sfo two hours 12-minute delays on some arriving flights. cloud cover areas of fog and temperatures currently into the 50s. later today, into the 60s. so a relatively mild day as far as our numbers are concerned. just