amanda berry is seen here with her daughter jocelyn.f the suspects is the father of the 6-year-old. during a press conference, cleveland police deputy chief ed tomba said jocelyn ate popsicles at the hospital and appeared happy and healthy. and made special mention jocelyn smiled when she saw her mother amanda smile. according to abc news, amanda berry has been home schooling jocelyn and police say she was proud to show them one of her daughter's drawings. now berry's family will welcome home, not one, but two loved ones whom they are eager to see. >> i asked him if he thought he was a hero, the 32-year-old simply said with a smile on his face and in spanish -- i helped her. and i was first. monday afternoon it wasn't just charles ramsey to the rescue. and going back you hear it in his interview. >> we can't get in that way. >> reporter: the "we" ramsey was referring to is the same person, a police officer told channel 5 monday knocked down the door at 2207 seymour avenue. >> reporter: the girl amanda berry's daughter. but the truth we

a now 6-year-old child named jocelyn while in captivity. father of that child is not yet being divulged. police may not know at this point. they may need to do additional testing, but they can glean a lot of information once they are able to do more interviewing, not only of the three victims in this case, but also as the interviews get underway later on today of those suspects. and that is expected. and speaking of those suspects. pedro, onil, and ariel castro. at this point, joey, we don't even know yet what they have discovered in that house other than chains and ropes. at this point at the very least, what could ariel castro, the owner of that home be facing? and then to his brothers later as we find out their connection to this. >> ashleigh, i think initially, the case will emerge with a criminal kmant. that'll happen first. and i think we would expect because there are three brothers involved, we'll see conspiracy, aiding and abetting, kidnapping, we could see charges emanating from any sexual abuse or anything else that went on. you'

>>i told jocelyn. i'm sorry not jocelyn, crystal before she left. >> crystal was very pregnant and she left. >>i told her it was going to be today. i am not allowed to communicate with you guys. remember? >> who didn't get their picture? >> no. i'm not taking another picture. there is no way. commissioner hyde. >> did we decide on the fourth -- >> off the picture thing. >> yes for the ad hoc. >> oh good. >> for the ad hoc committee. >> so we set a date. >> yeah and i lost it in the shuffle. >> it's set for the date of the next entertainment commission meeting. >> at 345. >> 3:45 p.m. >> okay. so and that is your last meeting? is that it? >> last meeting. >> last ad hoc meeting. >> yes that is the last one and at this meeting we hope to have a template to help with neighborhood outreach so we don't have this confusion and even if it never goes to number 10 requirement we feel that there definitely should be guidelines set up so people know how to do outreach and what constitutes due diligence in their o

every time. >> and did you ever meet the little girl, jocelyn? never met her before. >> in terms of violence in the home, did you ever witness that? >> oh, no, never, never. i would like to say, i'm absolutely so, so sorry. i really want to see you, gina, and i want you to meet my kids. i'm so sorry for everything. >> wow. arlene castro. one of the last people to see gina dejesus before her kidnapping in 2004. she even gave an interview to "america's most wanted" in 2005 to try to spur interest in the gina dejesus case. and now she learns her own father is this alleged monster. i want to bring in psychotherapist stacy kaiser. stacy, welcome to you. we talk so much the past couple of days about sort of the psychology of these young women who came out of this home, but my question is about the family of ariel castro. do children of people accused of such heinous crimes, are they feeling guilty and shameful as well at all? >> they are very much feeling guilty and shameful and, in fact, they are victims, as well. these family members of his are going

>> and the biggest miracle of all, how baby jocelyn was born in an inflatable pool. >> when that baby stopped breathing for a time, michelle gave her mouth to mouth. >> out of horror. new life, new hope. home at last. >>> and, jodi arias. a verdict just this week. >> guilty. >> is she now the most hated woman in america? convicted of slaughtering her boyfriend, travis alexander in a shower. >> were you crying when you were stabbing him? >> only here you'll see what happened in a way the jury never did, as we take you inside an exact replica we built of the crime scene. >> she gets a knife and stabs him in the chest. >> our exclusive interview with her that's never been seen before. >> that will have to do. >> tonight, we take you behind that closed bathroom door. >> once they find pictures, it was not just clear, it was -- >> graphically clear. >> here now, elizabeth vargas and david muir. >> what a week. incredible news breaking in two cities. in cleveland, freedom for three women. in phoenix, freedom taken away forever from jody areas. but we begin with that hell house in cleveland.

jocelyn was born in a plastic pool, and michelle knight was there during the birth.the police report, during this whole time, ariel castro is standing by and saying to michelle knight "don't let this baby die." michelle knight, she doesn't know how to birth a baby. >> exactly. well, once again, the attitude towards women. well, you're female, you figure it out. you ought to know how to do this. that whole dismissiveness. and threatening her, telling her if that baby dies, i'm killing you. you're next. >> at one point according to the police report, the baby stopped breathing and michelle knight breathed mouth to mouth. i know that michelle knight says, according to the police report, that she was impregnated five times, and that ariel castro allegedly starved her. >> right. >> and punched her in the stomach. could he be charged for forcibly -- allegedly forcibly causing her to lose her babies? >> it depends what type of laws they have, but he could be charged with aggravated assault certainly for each one of those, aggravated battery. those will carry 20-year penalty

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jocelyn? >> i'm not sure if canceling has a permit from us. >> i thought they did. >> and they might it's probably very, very old. it's possible there could be - a place of entertainment or maybe a pool table are something >> okay. thank you. >> sorry. >> i get that a lot from you. >> anyone else questions? >> the parlor it comes up a lot. i agree i know that in the past we've brought them in with staff and it generally helps quite a bit but now that the summer is coming here the service is coming more. >> have they changed their security? >> that would be interesting to know. >> if they changed their security. i mean, i still want to have dialog with them but i would like to see them come here. and let them know they shouldn't be going down there all the time >> anything else? >> item 6 hearing a permit number 6 a. now if i kill your name, please forgive me >> all right. you know, widely successful very close to city hall would like to have live music and they're thinking small-scale. i have

jocelyn? >> i'm not sure if canceling has a permit from us. >> i thought they did. >> and they might it's probably very, very old. it's possible there could be - a place of entertainment or maybe a pool table are something >> okay. thank you. >> sorry. >> i get that a lot from you. >> anyone else questions? >> the parlor it comes up a lot. i agree i know that in the past we've brought them in with staff and it generally helps quite a bit but now that the summer is coming here the service is coming more. >> have they changed their security? >> that would be interesting to know. >> if they changed their securi

. >> and did you ever meet the little girl, jocelyn?no, i've never met her before. >> in terms of violence in the home, did you ever witness that? >> oh, no, never. never. i would like to say, i'm absolutely so, so sorry. i really want to see you, gina. and i want you to meet my kids. i'm so sorry for everything. >> that is one of ariel castro's daughters who was friends with gina dejesus. now, we heard from one of her other daughters, earlier, and she said she did see the 6-year-old and actually confronted her dad saying, that looks a lot like my other sister. cnn's lorie segal got an interview, talked with her today. and lorie joins me now with this interview with angie grey. i can't imagine what this was like for this young woman when she realizes the accusations were true, what her father's done. >> anderson, she said this was a nightmare. she woke up saying this was a nightmare for everyone. she was very close with him. she gave us a lot of those details. but she also said she's now beginning to piece together a puzzle of what coul

. >> we're told the captive who had the most freedom was amanda's daughter, jocelyn.e chief tells abc's david muir, she left the house on occasion with castro. >> even when the whole thing went down, the arrest the little girl was crying asking about her father. >> she wanted to be with her father. this is the only life that she's known. so the one victim that we haven't spoken about is michelle knight. she's apparently still in the hospital recuperating from all the mental abuse that she went through. she's physical okay, but it's the mental abuse she's recuperating from. according to our affiliate in cleveland, wews, she might have endured what some people say the worst of the abuse. she ran into the officer's arms when she saw him. she was so elated, i guess, to finally be free. she was telling officers she was one of the victims chained in the basement, eventually freed to live in an upstairs bedroom on the second floor. she says she was impregnated five times by castro and forced to abort each time by him punching her in the stomach. the details -- once again, we

i kind of thought it was jocelyn king in her hat.t gives me great pleasure to introduce to you now the president of the board of supervisors, david chiu. [ applause ] >> thank you, audrey, i'm sorry to have missed that 90s party. i wanted to come to say a brief few words to say what a wonderful job you are doing with city hall and work to go create a vibrant and safe nightlife. when i came to office in my first year there was a shooting that involved eight victims on van ness off polk street quarter. there was a horrible set of shootings that happened around club suede and fisherman's . that started some conversations that initiate neighborhoods and law enforcement on the nightlife and entertainment. because of some of the work that you have done here, we have moved some conversations politically in which we have much more collaboration, much more cooperation and much more creativity when it comes to brainstorming. i want to thank your office to help us enforce the rules and i want to thank those in this room as well as those in c ma

. >> good evening, jocelyn cain, entertainment commission. just a little tiny history about the entertainment commission. we were created in 2003 after a charter amendment. there are 7 commissioners that represent all the stakeholders, impacting entertainment and nighttime business. even include neighbors, law enforcement public health planning and the industry itself. staff is currently 4,000 people. we oversee a thousand fixed place permits including places of entertainment, late night food establishments, bars, we even regulate a few dance halls that are still around. we talk a lot about the port delegated authority to the entertainment commission and that was we believe based on our expertise and our public process that we have been doing for 10 years. the commissioners created a focus specifically on issues in entertainment. that's why we're good at what we do. the port beginning in 2004 has relied on the entertainment commission for its expertise and our robust public process that includes public notice. a duly noticed hearing at the ha

i would love to see the little girl, jocelyn, but i don't want to pressure them at all.road, maybe it will be a possibility. i would really love that, but, you know, right now these girls need to heal. i just want to know why -- why did he do this in the first place? if you knew that you had these urges, why didn't you get help? why along the way did you never feel guilty enough to where you wanted to just send them free, especially seeing the parents out there looking for their children, going to the vigils. why did you keep them? why didn't you just say enough is enough? you're 50 something years old, you've lived your life. these girls were young. you should have never did that. >> you never want to talk to your dad again? >> no. no. after this, and, you know, hearing what i've heard, there's no doubt in my mind of course that he's guilty. and i have no problem cutting him out of my life. i have no problem doing that. i never want to see him again. and another thing that i would like to ask him is, when did he think this was going to be over? how did he think it was g

told abc news's david muir, the one captive with the most freedom was amanda's 6-year-old daughter jocelyn that she did leave the house occasionally with the suspect. >> reporter: for nearly a decade, these three young women endured both physical and emotional abuse. two were schoolgirls, 14 and 16 years old. the oldest 20 when we were abducted. when the chance came, amanda escaped first through this front door. >> help me, i'm amanda berry. i've been kidnapped and i've been missing for ten years and i'm here. i'm free now. >> reporter: and the other two ran into the arms of the police officers who entered the house. >> we found them. we found them. >> reporter: as for the accused, ariel castro, he virtually came and went as he pleased for ten years. this is the one time we hear his voice when he was stopped by police for riding a motorcycle without a helmet in 2008. >> what's wrong? >> you don't have a helmet on. you don't have the license to operate. you're subject to being arrested. is that what you want? >> no, sir. >> reporter: a public school bus driver unless he was suspended and fi

again, jocelyn cain. we believe the applicant has satisfied our request -- our requirements for noise, traffic, and safety plans subject to the final sign off of all of the departments mentioned. i also just wanted to reiterate that our responsibility at the entertainment commission don't end at the issuance of this permit. we do an enforcement responsibility and the authority to suspend or revoke a permit. if the conditions are violated, we have citation power as well. and it's not -- it's no longer the elongated process that it once was. i as the director have the authority to do short suspensions very quickly and within a matter of days. and, so, we will and are prepared to use that if we need to. so, i think that's all i have to say. i'm here for questions. >> two questions [speaker not understood]. so, the permit is not an issue. it's bn approved, but the issuance is contingent on a number of other conditions being satisfied, correct? >> that is correct. >> and, again, you can rescind the permit at a

ok, jocelyn, they are all happy. thank you. [applause] >> our board of supervisors is very important to us. they make laws that we have to follow. it gives me great pleasure to introduce the president of the board of supervisors, david chiu. [applause] >> good afternoon. first, if any of you have ever wondered what an ls -- and elected officials sounds like with anesthesia and his mouth, i want to let you know that i got out of a dental chair 20 minutes ago after a few hours of dentists work. but i wanted to give a few remarks of how i think we are doing. i'm very much more are optimistic about how we're doing than four years ago. i read an article from the chronicle and it said that the candidates disagreed on everything, except for the need to crack down on entertainment violence. i did not propose anything for the first six months until there were half a dozen people affected. that was followed by a terrific shooting, which was then followed by an incident in union square. i want to take a moment and thank the san francisco

her sister on her left and today, we learn that little girl to her right, her daughter jocelyn, 6 yearslice won't say who the father is. as for amanda, she lost more than her freedom while in captivity. both her grandmother and mother died. tonight, we spoke with her aunt. diane. like so many relatives, filled with relief and regrets. >> what hurts me the most is mandy doesn't get to see her mom. her mom's gone. that's what bothers me the most. >> reporter: and frustration police did not do more early on. >> her and her mom were best friends. and they tried to treat the case as a runaway and she was never a runaway. and my sister tried to get that across. and nobody would listen to her. >> it was a sense of joy of tears, happiness, tears of pain, tears of anger, tears of frustration. what is going on? that's what it was like at the hospital. >> reporter: angel grew up with gina dejesus. like many here, he took part in searches over the years. >> we walked down seymour. >> reporter: past the house? >> just around the corner. we walked up to 25th. we walked in front of that -- we walked i

reporter: amanda berry, the only mother of the three, spent mother's day with her family and daughter jocelyns news. >>> cops in spain busted a fugitive who escaped while on trial in britain for armed robbery. video shows police creeping up on 31-year-old andrew more iran at a villa where he was sun bathing last week. when he spotted officers he ran for it, but he was quickly subdued. >>> straight ahead, your monday morning business headlines and a look at today's forecast. >>> plus, in sports only one golfer could win the weekend war of words between tiger woods and sergio garcia. nd war of words between tiger woods and sergio garcia. there are women who sacrifice so much. not giving a thought to their own satisfaction. like this woman here. hello! what's your name? linda. linda obviously sacrificed a good haircut so that her daughter could have a warm coat. it's windy. yeah. now you can help people like linda stop with the sacrificing. tell them about light & fit greek nonfat yogurt twice the protein and 80 calories. thick... creamy. taste satisfying, right? eat! light and fit greek! ♪ dann

so what we are going to do now is i'm going to bring up our executive director jocelyn king who is already here and we are going to introduce our panel. we have a couple questions that many of you are interested in and we hope that our panel can address that. our first panel member is supervisor david campos. [ applause ] >> our second panel member is rich van coal from the a l u unit. sean c'mon up and h from elixir, your famous entertainment attorney mark raney. and last but not least. c'mon up. >> i just want to say thanks for coming, you guys. i hope we are keeping you awake. we are going to throw some questions to these panelist and we'll have questions. just be nice and there is that mic. it's cord less. you can pull it out and move it around the crowd if you want to. yes. thanks again for coming. we'll take later. >> okay, panelist, recently for the second time senator mark, introduced last call at 4 a.m.. this would leave it to individual jurisdictions to determine whether or not they wanted to implement a 4 a.m. last call. the resolution did not make it through the committee. keep

i hope that jocelyn and -- are my personal friends. i want to assure everyone that the police department is here for you. tourism drives this city, entertainment drives this city. we just had beta brekers, i hope everybody thinks it was a success. this was all this weekend and now it goes as the weather gets better and we have daylight savings time and i enjoy the panel discussion on video surveillance. i have to again -- reassure you, the camera is for you, for your safety, outside the portal to your place. we have made cases, solved violent crime, absolved people of accusations. it's been a smart thing to do. it is not our video. it is your video. we could not come and take your video. if you want to give it to us sooner rather than later, we would appreciate it, otherwise we have no problem to protect you via search warrant and we won't ask unless we have probable cause to do this. this is nothing about big brother watching or trying to get in anybody's business. this is after the fact only to solve whatever happens to make sure it

times than he could count, in fact was in the home last week even met that little 6-year-old girl jocelyn introduced as his granddaughter. he says -- this friend says he didn't see any of the other women but he did tell us that he had some difficulty leaving the home because there were so many locks on the doors. john and diana. >> devin dwyer in washington, thank you. >>> all right, throughout the week ariel castro's children have been shedding light on who their father is. >> abc news had one of the first exclusive interviews with the daughter, arlene castro. and last night cnn talked to her sister about the time castro showed her a picture of his daughter born to one of the captive women. >> look at this cute little girl. it was a face shot and i says, she's cute. who is that? you know, and he said, this is my girlfriend's child and i said, dad, that girl looks like emily. emily is my younger sister and he said, no, that's not my child. this is my girlfriend's child by somebody else. >> arlene says when she pressed him further he denied it again and again and then he changed the subjec

it flies in the face of the idea that he would make michelle knight save jocelyn when she was born by giving her mouth to mouth resuscitation while at the same time michelle knight reports that he starved her and beat her pregnancies until she miscarried. so why michelle not allowed to be pregnant, if that is indeed true, and why was amanda allowed to have a child? perhaps michelle, he'd grown tired of her. we know that he was replacing these girls almost once every three years he got a new girl. and you have to wonder, since he admits he had no exit plan, if he actually developed favorites. the stockholm syndrome that jeff is talking about appears to be most heavily experienced by, of course, gina and michelle, who didn't flee. but my concern, of course, is for that 6-year-old child. we know that, when she fled the house with her mother amanda, charles ramsey said that the little girl was asking for her father. so it's her psychological development that is probably going to be extremely challenged because she does think of her captor as her father. >> casey, when you look at somethin

the family of amanda berry who bravely called 911 in disbelief too meeting her 6-year-old daughter jocelyn. missing is amanda's mom who passed away in 2006. >> what hurts me the most is mandy don't get to see her mom. her mom is gone. >> reporter: also found gina dejesus. police say today they will question and formally charge these three men, ariel, onil and pedro, ariel castro, the home's owner was a school bus driver, fired in 2012 for mistakes on the job. his friends are shocked by the news much one of those the uncle of one of the victims who has known castro for 20 years. >> doesn't seem the kind of person who would do something like this right under your nose. >> reporter: investigators are questioning how they could be hidden in plain sight and how they survived. >> they were able, maybe, to build up each other. maybe even working as a team to play against the abductors. >> reporter: officials say questioning is proceeding slowly out of sensitivity. john and diana. >> devin, the 911 operator who took the call from amanda berry is now being criticized for actually hanging up at the

cheers and applause) >> reporter: amanda berry, now 27, was driven with her six- year-old daughter jocelyn, born in captivity, to the home of her sister beth. michelle knight, now 32, is still recovering in the hospital but in good condition. as for life at 2207 seymour street, authorities say the victims spent much of their captivity bound, either in the basement or on the second floor. michael mcgrath is cleveland's chief of police. >> and there were chains found within the premises? >> yes, there were type of chains and rope in the residence. >> reporter: the doors had padlocks on them? >> that is correct the doors had padlocks on them. >> reporter: authorities say all three women were raped and we've learned that dejesus and knight were forced to assist in the delivery of berry's daughter. they occasionally watched t.v., including accounts of their own disappearance. on that point, relatives remember alleged captor ariel castro at vigils for the women. robert osario is gina dejesus' cousin. >> to my recollection i've seen him twice at two vigils. and if we look back in the footage, the

jocelyn is six now. today lab results confirmed ariel castro is the father. ohio attorney general mike dewine. >> talk about multiple rapes, you talk about all the things that he was doing to these victims, the fact that this child is, in fact, his child certainly confirms, if we needed confirmation, what the victim has been saying. >> reporter: michelle knight, now 32, left the hospital this afternoon. she was allegedly held the longest of the three by castro. she was considered a runaway by her family. her account of her captivity is in the cleveland police report written re d.n.a. is not yet finished, scott. officials are entering his profile into a national database now to see if it will link him to other crimes. >> pelley: dean, thank you very much. the latest news about the climate is especially worrying. u.s. government scientists working at an observatory on the big island of hawaii reported today that the concentration of carbon dioxide in the at sphere higher than at any time over the last several million years. ben tracy explains what that means. >

jocelyn in long island. you're on. good afternoon. are you there? >> caller: yes, i'm sorry, hello. first of all, want thank you for the programming this afternoon. i'm a regular listener or booktv and american history tv and i enjoy it. i want to talk about the tea party. i know you have spoken about the intellectual principles of the tea party, but i think you're speaking about the core policymakers, but then i feel there's also this group of followers that kind of, without any intellectual rigor, hear these buzz words, constitutionalism, and small government and just kind of follow along and i think those are the people that are problemcratic with today's political lack of intellectual rigor in today's political arena. they don't know the issues. they don't know the specifics, and they're quite following along, and sarah palin is an example of that. people blindly follow these buzz word policies and don't know the specifics and i think that's really bring our political system down to an unfortunate level. >> guest: yeah. i mean, obvious live i would disagree with that. i don't kn

jocelyn is now 6 years old and dna evidence now confirms that ariel castro the s the father.ight said she got pregnant by castro five times and made her miscarry by starving her and punching her in the stomach. castro remains in jail this morning on an $8 million bond. prosecutors are considering the death penalty. nancy and anthony? >> terrell brown in cleveland. thanks, terrell. >>> now to the scandal of the irs. republicans are up in arms over their admission that theyom washington. kristin, good morning. how are they responding to this irs apology? >> well, nancy, tea partiers rejected the apology and demanded a full congressional investigation into the irs. now, keep in mind conservative groups have been accusing the irs of harassment for well over a year and until yesterday, the irs adamantly denied it, but now the irs admits it singled out about 75 groups applying for tax exempt status for one reason their applications contained the word "tea party" or "patriot." the irs claims it was all done by low level employees as a way to spike the motivated. but tea partiers the

danny gloverd by and jocelyn barnes. you will get a sense of it in this conversation. you can also get the full hunter station with danny glover for a contribution of $75. if you want them together, it is $150. without further ado, let's go back to that conversation i had with danny glover at the sundance film festival when i asked him about the making of " power mix "black tape." >> it is amazing with what we are facing with wikileaks and how information is uncovered. ,his film is about information documentary interviews with people in the black power movement. >> this was found in the basement? >> in the basement of swedish television. it had only been aired once. these incredible interviews. from 1967 until 1965. ease interviews of men and women who were involved in the lack power movements, but also swedish television coming to the united states and interviewing people about the movement. , a youngn interview sister at the black panthers office in washington. you have all of this prayer footage of bobby seals. that is what this is about. of allhe combination these

castro is extremely committed to the well-being and positive future for his daughter, jocelyn who heare you kidding me? >> megyn, doesn't he also say the lawyer goes on to say like i know that sounds crazy, but it's true. he says. >> megyn: mother lug hugging the little girl. >> i know it doesn't make sense but it's true. the bottom line is this 6-year-old under these horrific and tragic circumstances was born in that house and did grow up in that house and the reports are when she came out, immediately thereafter she was saying where is my daddy? where is my daddy? we don't know what the 6-year-old. >> megyn: that tells us everything we need to know about his concern for her well-being, the child he kept locked inside a prison for six years of her life. jonna. >> to me, the fact that he is acting like he cares about that little girl is even more proof that he is a nut job and belongs behind bars for the rest of his life. when are we going to talk about the children he aborted possibly? >> wait, i want to pick up on nut job because that may be where they're going, after the break. ct

. >> ariel castro is suspected offing the father of amanda berry's 6-year-old child jocelyn. is that true? >> we don't know that. you know paternity tests can to be done and will to be done and that will be determined. >> could he be charged with kidnapping his own daughter if it ends up being his own daughter when we look at these kidnapping charges? >> the prosecutor will look at a lot of charges. they were serious charges filed against him by prosecutor mcginty, but i would look at these as kind of holding charges in the sense that i'm sure the prosecutor want serious charges to get a high bond set. but as you thoroughly examine the case, one would assume based from what we've heard so far that we could have multiple rapes and multiple other charges. so, you know, when the grand jury looks at this and has all the evidence i would expect a lot of charges to come out. >> there do appear to be some missed opportunities. your neighbors said they called police. police say they have no record of that. but they do have a record of two visits to castro's house, once in 2000, ariel

going back, amanda berry's child, jocelyn, she says is ariel castro's daughter, he took her to church question -- >> lot of details coming out. doesn't seem to all add up yet. >> not adding up yet. >> we'll see. >>> moving on, jurors will not consider whether jodi arias will get the death penalty next week. court administrators in phoenix gave no reason why the hearing was moved to next wednesday. arias was placed on suicide watch after telling an interviewer moments after her first degree murder verdict that she would prefer to die rather than spend the rest of her life in prison. >>> lawmakers on capitol hill are demanding to know if some important signals were missed which may have prevented the boston marathon bombings. tamerlan tsarnaev, the suspected master mind was interviewed by the fbi in boston after a tip from the russians. boston police say they were never told and there were concerns friends of the brothers did not come forward once their photos were made public. >>> now to the huge cyberbank heist, a new york prosecutor says it was pulled off by a virtual criminal flash

danny gloverd by and jocelyn barnes. you will get a sense of it in this conversation.ou can also get the full hunter station with danny glover for a contribution of $75. if you want them together, it is $150. without further ado, let's go back to that

. >> and did you ever meet the little girl, jocelyn? >> no, i have never met her before. >> in terms of violence in the home, did you ever witness that? >> oh, no. never. never. i would like to say i'm absolutely so, so sorry. i really want to see you, gina, and i want you to meet my kids. i'm so sorry for everything. >> so incredible. as we learn more about ariel castro from people who have known him for years, a chilling picture really is emerging. really a picture of two men, a man with two faces. one who the public saw and another only those who were closest to him witnessed. i talked earlier to alita and her daughter, marie. alita's sister who died last year was castro's former common law wife. they had four children together, including arlene, who you just heard from. here's what they told me. what's ariel castro like? >> a monster. >> a monster. >> yes. in the beginning he was okay. he was a nice guy, so we thought. >> he married your sister. >> not legally married. they were just common law married. they were living together. he

>> jocelyn. >> he loves her. >> i can tell that you mr.astro is extremely committed to the well being and positive future for his daughter whom he loves dearly. >> so clearly, it seems they're going to try to humanize him. he loves his daughter. but what happens when it comes out in court, how his daughter was born? that the daughter's mother was kidnapped and being held in those conditions continually raped, and that the daughter was actually the birth of the daughter was allegedly done in a way that was not medically okay for the daughter. the facts will come out when he says he loves this young girl. >> i can't disagree. that child belongs to amanda berry, one of the three women held in captivity. and the baby, amanda, none of the women ever received any kind of medical care or saw a doctor in the ten years that they were held captive. so yeah. it will be a tough one to argue. i'm going to still be surprised if this goes to trial. >> let's bring in wendy murphy. clearly there is an effort to humanize mr. castro. kit work in your mind? >