. >> 14-year-old kimberly mays. >> kimberly mays. >>s this one of the biggest mysteries i've ever covered. >> it was the quintessential whodunit. >> two babies being swapped at birth. >> kimberly was switched at birth in this north florida hospital with another little girl, arlena twigg. >> my parents' child was taken from them. >> the biggest question, of course, what to do about it now? >> on the one side was a woman who thought her baby had been stolen and on the other side there's a man raising her who says he knows nothing about the original switch. >> you're out of your mind. i wouldn't care if they traced her heritage to cabbage patch, usa. i'm her father, i always have been and i always will be. >> barbara >> i can't imagine what it would have been like. >> was it deliberate? >> this was no accident. >> i asked her on her deathbed. her daughter said, who made you god? >> and why? why was i switched? >> having grown up in florida, i knew a bit about wauchula. i knew this is a place where probably only a few thousand people live

the twiggs and kimberly finally reunited. >> this is little kimberly. >> reporter: but suddenly, bob mays cancelled their visits. and at 14 years old kimberly famously went to court. >> today a teenage girl has begun the painful process of trying to divorce her biological parents. >> reporter: telling the judge her one wish. >> terminating their parental rights and getting my life back. >> reporter: but 26 years later, hear what kimberly has to say now. >> i regret divorcing the twiggs. >> reporter: she spoke with barbara walters before that trial. >> kimberly, tell me about your daddy. what he like? >> he's really fun. really nice, really charming, outgoing. >> reporter: but what the child couldn't say, the adult is now admitting. >> my father would call me stupid. he would call me an idiot. as a child, looking through my eyes, i thought that was normal. >> reporter: kimberly is still haunted by so many questions. >> how did i get switched and why? why was i switched? i want to know what happened. >> deborah, our thanks to you. later tonight, mounting evidence. the switch may not have be

. >> kimberly mays. >> kimberly mays. >> kimberly mays is suing her biological parents for divorce. >>> my name is kim mays, and i was switched at birth. >> reporter: it was the week of november 26, 1978. two families came to a small florida hospital to have their babies. for bob and barbara mays, it was their first, a girl they named kimberly. ernest and regina twig had their sixth, a daughter, alaina. three days after delivery a nurse handed regina her baby. >> she said, i don't think this is my baby. this baby is darker in color and the nurse said, no, mrs. twigg, this is your baby. you're a little nervous about everything. and so regina was sort of pressured by the nurse to accept that, in fact, she was getting the right baby. >> i never dreamed, not for a second on this earth, that they had given me somebody else's baby. >> reporter: but that's exactly what happened. the twiggs only learned ten years later when arlena who was born with a heart defect needed surgery. >> in preparation for the surgery arlena's blood was typed. >> reporter: the blood test revealed arlena could not b

been trying to get ahead of the story some of it at his actions as you point out may not be the most helpful. all right kimberly how could live for us there outside the white house more news out of washington to tell you about within the last few minutes former advisor to the us president roger stone has been found guilty of 7 offenses including lying to congress and witness tampering stone was charged earlier this year joining the house of representatives intelligence committee's investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election let's cross now to have a cold hand in washington for us so patty what more are we hearing on this. well the jury has just come back they didn't deliberate for very long just about 7 hours over 2 days so now we know roger stone the self labeled dirty trick star of politics is facing some time in prison as you mentioned guilty on all 7 counts that he was charged on that included obstructing an official investigation obstructing justice and lying to congress which is a crime so the bottom line here is the connection between wiki leaks and those hacked democratic e-mails that r

may. in just a moment our white house correspondent kimberly how could join us but 1st let's go to heidi show cost or she's outside the hearing room on capitol hill we have a pretty good idea heidi of what mr van of which will say so what kind of questions are we expecting from both the democrats and republicans. sure wolf from democrats was a bit more expecting them to elicit from the real don of it the story that really paints the backdrop to the bribery accusations that president trump is now facing that are at the center of this impeachment inquiry as you said we have heard from her previously in the closed door session we seen the transcript so much of what she says factually may not be new to the investigators but the for. act that she is speaking them now on camera is what democrats are hoping that the american public will take away as the story comes to life and what she's expected to say is that back in early spring she was made aware of this irregular channel of u.s. foreign policy at that time it was headed by trump's personal attorney rudy giuliani and she has said that he was nee

going to get their chance off to this recess to question her and it's likely that they may they will focus on that kimberlyhow kit is live for us. outside the white house she is our white house correspondent and we just mentioned there cuban can believe the tweets from from president trump. so pretty clearly they're getting their their attacks in not wasting any time. yeah there has just been one tweet has and there have been several you recall perhaps that the president said he wasn't watching the proceedings the last time around a couple of days ago but we got indication from stephanie grisham the white house press secretary that the president would at least be watching the opening statements particularly from the ranking republican on that committee to have a nunez the president subsequently tweeted out those opening statements that he feels perhaps or in his defense then we understand he will be working for the american people but there is no question that this white house tried to get ahead of this story even to frame the story that's because that promise transcript of a 2nd telephone call between the

there may be one reason why democrats may not be able to wrap this up quickly, there may be more to dig up. >> kimberly, let me ask you about the trove of documents that came out. this nonpartisan watch dog group gets their hands on e-mails of the secretary of state schedule. the envelop that rudy giuliani delivered. what does it tell us? we now know there are conversations rudy giuliani had several times with secretary of state mike pompeo. >> i think that's what you prefer to as receipts. >> in pdf form. >> that have to do with getting yovanovitch out of her post. in this case, with the more information that comes out, it may be more difficult for democrats because there is clearly more to get into. they went into this looking at a clear narrative that stemmed from first a phone call for military aid that is expanding. >> the wichita lineman mike pompeo is still on the line. what does it mean for him. has been in brussels and has been answering questions. where does it put him as he eyes the senate seat in kansas. >> i think what this indicates is people who aren't speaking is not because they think

presidential debate it is great to be back as kimberly said the last few years have been such an incredible roller coaster of emotions and experiences one could only hope may be not just the bad side i could see the amazing side and go all over the country to watch political history unfold and what was the greatest upset in political history. [cheers and applause] not because it should have been but because the deck was stacked. i got to go around middle america the heart of the country the place that has been gone for so long and it was interesting for me because i have to disclaim everything especially in 2019 but yes i recognize and the son of a billionaire from new york city i am an unlikely conservative i'm not supposed to be i went to an ivy league school all those things that doesn't breed conservativism i've spent a lot of time with charlie kirk. [applause] truly the leader of the young conservative movement someone who has gone around college and high school campuses getting children before they are indoctrinated into the lunacy of the left. [applause] i met charlie on the trail early 2016 a friend said you've got to meet this guy. he knows more t

may have encouraged russian aggression against ukraine. they were just about to go to to our correspondents in washington d.c. i think kimberly help that will be joining us and heidi jo castro as well how to join might be a viable force right now yes she's joining us live from capitol hill i just want to get your thoughts on what we've been hearing 2 words jump out at me from both we've heard improper and also unusual take us through what we've heard. that's right these 2 witnesses both national security experts on ukraine corroborated each other and assessing when where they heard this phone call in full between trump and zelinsky they both thought it was improper and alexander then meant he was so concerned that he immediately. made a report about it to his national security council attorney he thought it was a political call in nature that's exactly what jennifer williams the vice president's national security advisor on ukraine said she thought as well but you know sam there's another part that jumped out at me which was the republican ranking members attempt to out the identity or more information at least about the whis

and stef, kimberly does write that there is some concern that americans may be a bit more overloadedhan informed over this. what about republican sentiment? is there a sense that their frenzied countermessaging has been effective? >> well, i think if you look at the polls, there has been very little change so far with the american public's view of impeachment. it's about split down the middle with some shifting towards impeachment and then kind of away from impeachment. we've seen some recent polls showing that independents have actually moved away from supporting impeachment. and i think for a lot of republicans, they're not seeing the dramatic shift that they would need to see in favor of impeachment for any of them to be willing to back it. it's a big, risky political move, and i think they are watching the polls, they are watching public sentiment. and so far, they haven't seen that dramatic shift that would incentivize them to get behind impeachment at this point. >> all right, kimberly atkins and stef kight, thank you so much. >>> the moment a member of congress stepped in to h

capitol hill that he may be reacting to what he's heard so far and even countering back to some of the claims that have been made. kelly thank you for that for now that is kimberly held at live in washington d.c. . now to some breaking news coming into us from the swedish capital stockholm we're hearing that the swedish prosecution authority says they will not proceed with the investigation into the rape allegations against wiki leaks founder julian assange again the swedish prosecution authority saying they're not going to proceed with the rape allegations against wiki leaks founder julian assange we will have more on that as it becomes available to us. so let's move on to other news for now in the united nations has raised deep concern at iranian security forces use of live ammunition to disperse protesters the government says 6 protesters and 5 security officials have died since demonstrations began over a rise in fuel prices but a un human rights spokesman says they have reports that dozens of people have been killed but the cost of fuel soared on friday when the government cut subsidies and announced rationing let's bring in our correspondent dorsetshire ba

kimberly atkins and former u.s. attorney and former fbi director for congressional affairs greg broward. let me begin with you, if i may. given what we just heard from carol and the significance of these communications involving mick mulvaney, the omb, are democrats leaving critical facts on the table in their pursuit in this impeachment investigation if they do not insist and go to the courts to get somebody like mick mulvaney to testify under subpoena? >> well, that's the big question in washington right now, right, eamon? the answer in my view is maybe. i think the witness testimony that we all heard over the last couple of weeks before the house intel committee painted a very, very clear picture about what happened. the facts do not seem to be in dispute but, of course, to the extent that some might say there are missing links, mick mulvaney can fill in or contribute one of those missing links. many of the witnesses, as we heard, pointed to mulvaney as having been involved throughout this process in pursuing this effort and so his testimony could be valuable. and so to the extent that more evidence is better, sure,

may not have liked she exposed real problems in that district. she pointed out and president trump tweeted about her appearance on "fox & friends" that brought a lot of national attention. kimberlye will be previewing the big impeachment hearings. don't miss it coming up this afternoon. jedediah: we will turn to headlines this afternoon hour. a fox news alert. 24th straight weekend of pro-democracy protests in hong kong there are reports of protesters vandalize ago train station and police firing tear gas to break up rallies. it's unclear if anyone was hurt in this latest round of violence. yesterday, seven pro-democracy lawmakers were detained. and the u.s. airman missing in the gulf of mexico is identified. air force combat controller went missing after unplanned water landing. the air force calling it a tragic loss for the squadron. search efforts are ongoing in the golf after he jumped out of the plane wearing training exercise hurlburtfield. 2020 hopeful bernie sanders and alexandria ocasio-cortez taking aim at billionaire michael bloomberg. aoc joining sanders on the campaign trail in iowa. >> there are folks that are trying to completely purchase our political system, run

kimberly. >> good morning. ed: joe biden wants to tell women is he so supportive and he may have a running mate but he can't quiten. he is losing it. someone is writing his scripts. every script that he does, interview or debate. someone has written it. so if they didn't include names he probably doesn't remember any. so, with the left in their playbook as we know. they pander to people and they believe if they recognize you by group, that somehow is a solution to your problems. you can see buzz words and women rights, gay rights, anything inclusion. even though rights are up for grabs and no one is being excluded but they know if they say these buzz words that everyone is going to listen and it's okay. rachel: kimberly, baltimore has a very high suicide -- homicide rate. they also have very low school performance. very low high school graduation rates. and right now they are concentrating on plastic bags? >> yeah. this is so embarrassing because we do. we are fifth year in a row hitting over 300 homicides and we are up 120 shootings. we are at 724 shootings this year, which is up so much since last year. and i h