it's a smart way to go. ♪ >>> a new development in the possible kidnapping of isabelle selas. april 21. now tucson police are saying her father sergio selas cannot have any contact with his two older sons, 10 and 14 years old. police say in a statement that cps, child protective services instituted certain measures to ensure the continued welfare of the selas children. it needs to be stressed that it is common practice for cps to become involved in investigations regarding missing children. >>> sonny hostin is on the case. that on its surface does not look good. but should we read between the lines? is this sometimes standard operating procedure? what should we make about this if anything at all? >> it certainly isn't standard operating procedure for a parent to be not given any access to that parent's biological children. i think that that's something that needs to be said. typically in cases where cps does do something like this, removes a child from a home or removes a parent from a home, that is usually due to neglect or perhaps abuse. physical, sexual or emotional abuse. a