>> payton. >> so why did you pick payton?idn't pick her. >> reporter: and as morgan is being questioned, that friend payton was coming out of surgery. and when that surgeon comes out what did he reveal? >> he said, "so we had to crack her chest." it was awful to hear that she had to go through that. >> reporter: how close do you think she was to losing her? >> if the knife had gone the width of a human hair further, she wouldn't have lived. >> reporter: human hair. what is that, a millimeter? >> less than a millimeter. >> reporter: between living and dying. >> yes. >> reporter: where on earth do you think she got the strength to crawl out of those woods? >> well, we asked her and she said, "i wanted to live." >> reporter: at first, payton couldn't talk. writing to communicate. do you remember the first message she wrote? >> "i want to go home." >> reporter: "i want to go home." >> "when can i go home?" >> reporter: and has payton talked at all about the horror of that moment? >> she told me she was scared, but the first time

. >> payton walsh thank you very much. >>> the u.s. says it supports peace talks set for bellareuss this week. but there is a big note of caution that goes with that report. can we start with secretary of state john kerry? he has been in europe and attending the security conference in germany. >> keep in mind that there are more diplomatic talks tomorrow in berlin and so wednesday's summit could be contingent on how those talks go. but here's how john kerry couched a question on how the you can crane allies are approaching the situation. >> this i can assure you e no matter what france germany, our allies and partners no matter what we will stand together in support of ukraine in defense of a common understanding is that international borders must not, cannot be changed by force in europe or anywhere else. >> know there is some hope among part of this group that a deal could begin to come together but keep in mind as you were just talking about, his deals have been reached before, but then they have been violated by prorussian separati

let's bring in nick payton walsh, live in donetsk, ukraine. let's start with the anniversary of the maidan demonstrations. were you there last year. >> reporter: after seeing a year ago those scenes unfold in central kiev where a decade ago a government had been ousted in similar protest peacefully to see it collapse into snipers shooting at times unarmed men dead in the streets around us it seemed that ukraine was embarking on a terrifying new episode in its history then and i think even those who thought worse was coming could never imagine we'd be standing in donetsk now in the middle of a civil war. the noise you hear behind me is a remarkable small, but noisy children's festival. but just hours earlier, part of this city have been hit by shelling. you referred to a cease-fire. i have to say it is that in name but we've soon very little sign of an actual cessation of fire by either side since it was signed over a week ago now. it was midnight last week last early sunday that the guns were supposed to fall silent. we heard dramatic silence

the car was stolen and foster had to be tased and physically subdued after trying to run payton also fled the scene and they found a stolen gun and a loaded rifle. they are under investigation for a rash of robberies in wilmington. >>> now to melissa magee and the accuweather forecast. finally above freezing this afternoon. >> guys enjoy it while you can because the change is coming sky 6 hd in cape may, 35 degrees and winds from north-northeast at 13 miles per hour, making it feel like a windchill down the shore of 32 degrees, now here in center city, a different vantage point from the philadelphia international airport looking at the center city skyline the temperature 40 degrees and dew point 24 and the winds out of the north at 22 miles per hour sustained. we have a windchill of 30 degrees here in philadelphia. so when you look at the wind speeds across the region, they are coming from the northeast anywhere from 9 miles per hour in trenton to 22 miles per hour in philadelphia so it does make it feel like in some locations we have windchills in the upper 20s to near 30 degrees, i

our knick payton walsh talked with forces and civilians in a devastated town to get their takes on theof peace. >> reporter: head to the front lines and you can feel how hard a cease fire will be. here a thousand yards from the ukrainian army this is the reaction to the news the fight stops at midnight saturday. i think the cease fire is so they can gather strength. personally, i with these people can't talk peace. because they've killed too many civilians. i hear rockets being fired and say move against the wall. >> it's coming. how can we talk to them, he says. only with this. like many of the soldiers on the front line here he said why would you give somebody a third chance to deceive you and the cease fire is used by the ukrainian authorities to buy themselves time to regroup for further conflict. yuri shows us where that morning he says a missile landed. it happens every three hours. he doesn't expect hit to stop. unlikely he says. ukrainians don't go for cease fires. the's no talk of cease fire here because of how many of our women and children have been killed. so until we've fr

hours remaining till a supposed truce whose details and viability seem distant still, nick payton walsh>> and both the ukrainian military and separatists have agreed to create a buffer zone. here's a look at how this will work. both sides have agreed to pull heavy weapons back equal distances from the front lines. >> this zone will be about 31 miles wide for shorter range artillery. longer range systems will have a wider buffer zone 140 kilometers or about 87 miles. the withdrawal process should begin no later than monday and must be completed within two weeks. >>> german chancellor angela merkle will be watching. she's one of the key negotiators signing in minsk. >> we look at how she became one of europe's most influential leaders. >> reporter: german chancellor angela merkle is anything but your typical politician. she was raised in east germany during the cold war, the daughter of a lutheran minister and teacher. she was a brilliant and dedicated student and fared well under the east german regime but longed for more access to ideas. and that came in 1989 with the fall of the berlin

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>> for me it's about making sure payton feels safe, that she can move on with the rest of her life. >ool. celebrating her 13th birthday friday. >> she's doing great in school. but she continues a long path, as well. there's much healing that needs to be done. >> reporter: court resumes today to determine if there's enough evidence to proceed to trial. for "good morning america," alex perez. abc news, chicago. >>> time for the weather and ginger and i have friends in maine and like boston, they are getting hammered this winter. >> that's the thing of we keep saying boston but don't want to forget about eastport, maine, almost 100 inches of snow. a couple even more than boston, for boston it's 5 1/2 above their average. boston now number seven on the list of totals for the season so marquette, sue st. marie still much more. lake-effect snow zones, caribou, almost 97 inches. a big deal for a lot of folks in new england, and, yes, more know to come, of course. we got about an inch with >> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco with report heat is over. mainly cloudy at the coast and

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. >> reporter: her mother knowing payton crawled out of the woods. stunned. police say morgan said it was weird i didn't feel remorse. >> yeah. >> reporter: this was a girl that had been in your home many many times. that line it was weird that i didn't feel remorse. >> i thought she really cared about her as a person and they were good friends. >> reporter: later tonight, out of the woods, the interrogation tapes on "20/20" at 10:00 p.m. eastern, right here. >>> in the meantime still much more to come. the new headline about the nascar star and his ex-wife just coming in. >>> and road rage mystery. new details. >>> and robin roberts with neil patrick harris. the big reveal about magic, and hugh jackman is here with advice. (announcer) ask your doctor about linzess-- a once-daily capsule for adults with ibs with constipation or chronic idiopathic constipation. linzess is thought to help calm pain-sensing nerves and accelerate bowel movements. it helps you proactively manage your symptoms. do not give linzes and it should not be given to children 6 to 17. it m

so i called my son payton, who's 7 years old, i said come jump on the balloon with me. resisted. and gosh, we had to launch and finally we just had to make -- we had to go without him. so i called my other daughter abby and she jumped in the balloon immediately and we took off. and we enjoyed the beauty of utah's landscapes. it was beautiful. until the weather started to change. i don't know if any of you have been on a hot air balloon when it's windy and you're trying to land, but needless to say, we ended up in the backyard of a neighbor. somebody's backyard. and my son payton had to watch all of the excitement from the ground because they were following with the car. so anyway we get out of the basket and my son payton runs over and he says, i'm redadyready, mom, i'm ready. it's my turn. and unfortunately with the now-windy conditions, all of the balloons had to stay on ground and the opportunity for him to soar and rise in the sky had come and gone. i took that time to take payton aside and say remember this experience. remember today. because if you do not take opp

her name is short for payton. miss p official name is miss tashton looking for trouble. >> you have to have a little smack tall in there, too. >> we need that i ams like that. >> eun looking for trouble yang? >>> coming up on 4:41 on our wednesday morning. here is a live look outside for you this morning. we are still dealing with some icy conditions in a lot of places. >>> let's check in with tom kierein. >> i think miss p won for tail wagging g alone. silver spring, should get up to around 30. by late afternoon, snow showers come through starting around 5:00. right now 16 degrees dale city. it will be up above freezing there perhaps by mid a afternoon. then snow shouf showerwers rolling through there, as well. ashburn, loudoun county, now at 13 degrees. and mostly clear. during the afternoon, partly sunny and we'll reach low 30s. and then snow showers coming through. shall could put down a quick dusting coming in late this afternoon and this evening. a look at the hour by hour timing of that coming up next weath

gary payton thinks cousins' negativity for karl comes from his agent. >> you listen to yourselfment youoing to make a lot of money. you don't know george karl. let me tell you, you have to go out there and play for this guy. when you do, he will threat you do whatever you want. he will make you an all-star. he will make you $100 million. so leave your agent alone. he don't know what is happening. get out of here! play basketball! >> and follow that up with this. billy butler, eight seasons with the royals in a world series loss to the giants. boy, was he like another shot at the as cross town rival. >> i definitely look forward to playing with the giants. they are a fantastic organization. and you know, hopefully i can get the better of them. it was a great series. nobody can say anything different than that. >> malcolm butler, patriots quarterback got the key to the mvp truck given to him by tom brady. what a clutch interception. sure, he has to pay taxes, but what is his take on the new ride? >> do you like it? >> i think i do now. >> kevin kennedy has out done himself. time for the t

her mother, knowing payton crawled out of the woods. stunned. one of the girls had come over often for sleepovers. police say morgan said it was weird i didn't feel remorse. >> yeah. >> reporter: this was a girl that had been in your home many, many, times. that line, it was weird that i didn't feel remorse. >> that was hard to read. i thought she really cared about her as a person and they were good friends. >> reporter: later tonight what authorities found in the bedrooms of the girls, and on their cell the mother killed, and how the family knew the young suspect. >>> and robin roberts with neil patrick harris. host of the oscars. the big reveal about magic, and hugh jackman is here with advice for the new host. e bricks piling up. i wish i could find some relief. (announcer) ask your doctor about linzess-- a once-daily capsule for adults with ibs with constipation or chronic idiopathic constipation. linzess is thought to help calm pain-sensing nerves and accelerate bowel movements. it helps you proactively manage your symptoms. do not give li

>> for me it's about making sure payton feels safe that she can move on with the rest of her life. >>celebrating her 13th birthday friday. >> she's doing great in school. but she continues a long path as well. there's much healing that needs to be done. >> reporter: court resumes today to determine if there's enough evidence to proceed to trial. for "good morning america," alex me perez. >>> time for the weather and ginger and i have friends in maine and like boston they are >> we keep saying boston but we don't want to forget about places like east port maine. almost 100-inches of snow. for boston five and a half feet above their average. boston number seven on the list of totals. look at caribou maine almost 97-inches too, so this is a big deal for a lot of folks in new england and yes more snow to come of course. we got about an inch with the next one, kind of a dusting but coastal look at parts of maine six to 10-inches with the next next storm. that's the big picture. let's get a check closer to home. >> thanks, ginger. three to six from the overnight. snow is winding down storm

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nick payton walsh is in donesque. >> reporter: fredericka the shelling has been intense the past few nights and tonight is no different. today we saw how people are picking up the pieces from the last 24 hours of shelling, which killed eight separatists, so many civilian homes here destroyed by artillery. while this is the backdrop to peace talks, donesque is finding a deathly routine of picking up the pieces. here lived and died vladimir home alone when the shells struck. these flagments may have been hit to hit a separatist base nearby, idiots the man says. around these shops, a day earlier, shells landed a woman died two others wounded,'s lost dragging this self declared public further away from ukraine. >> as so often in nakdslike this the net effect is so often clear amongst the residents of donesque and it fuels the loathing they have for their government in kiev. the way out towards the rest of ukraine is complicated, this day is full, we're told. she says they're all fleeing the shelling. take a look at what one stray shell did to one warm happy family life here. he shows us

nick payton walsh is out front. >> we're at international airport. ukraine's army is still shelling here. despite being pushed out of this former strong hold two weeks ago by russian-backed separatists, themselves heavily armed. this is their form of airport shuffle. we're moved in an armored car towards a new terminal of the airport. separatists have taken this territory. it's still regularly under fire from the ukrainian military. we pull into the airport long term underground parking. occasionally shells are still landing here. >> the fight killed hundreds as ukrainians used service tunnels to hold part of the complex. the men claim these bodies were left in the ukrainian retreat. last call for passengers on this walkway passed months ago. these pictures from three years ago showing how it used to sparkle. hard to imagine how just six months ago we were here flying out of the the state of the art international terminal. look at the destruction and how this symbolizes how far eastern ukraine has fallen. >> morters often fall here so we move fast. t

. >> nick payton walsh went to the family's home in donetsk and he shares their story. >> reporter: it was here when this family got their first running water for a week and quickly made the kids a bath. two and a half years, seven and a 14-year-old their god mother explains. then the first shell hit. direct here on the bath itself. all three were killed but their parents were both in the front bedroom whose windows didn't even shatter. this civilian area is still being shelled here 34 hours before a cease-fire. the family is now a shell, numb in mourning. the tiny coffins ready for tomorrow. >> translator: i went to get them a towel in the other room. the lights went out. everything flew into the house. what cease-fire? i curse every day those who killed my children and all those of the country. people who want to live peacefully we lived, grew up, took our children to coolschool. these are not people. >> reporter: the father dennis is alone talking to himself. peeling vegetables for the wake. my grandchildren were killed she says. innocent. mr. poroshenko your cease-fire. any quiet t

stolen honda, officers had to tase corey foster when he tried to run off with a gun in his hand and payton tried to run and was arrested on marsh road. >> and a white car smashed into a telephone pole on route 14 just north of market trail and it managed to snap that pole in half nearly from the top, the car was badly damaged and 200 people lost power for two hours because of it. no word on injuries because of the crash. >>> the camden county health department is warning residents to stay alert after two raccoons tested positive for rabies, the first was found in the backyard of a home and a second raccoon was found in haddon township. and both were killed by a family dog. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf, says supports increasing the state's minimum week, the increase would happen over two years and president obama is pushing to increase the federal minimum wage to the same amount. >>> time to get a look at roads out there as folks try to get home. matt how are we looking on 95 or 76? >> lets look at 76 this is the schuylkill expressway by the conshohocken curve a few broken down vehicl

today, nick payton walsh was able to return to the city after a two-week absence.destruction on a wide scale. many residents looking for a safe place to stay after their homes were destroyed. russian separatists now control the city after ukrainian forces pulled out on wednesday. >> up next, the bizarre things the defendant said and did leading up to killing the american sniper certainly suggests that he was insane, but proving it in a murder case isn't nearly that simple. the legal view on insanity and the latest from the trial ahead. people with type 2 diabetes come from all walks of life. if you have high blood sugar, ask your doctor about farxiga. it's a different kind of medicine that works by removing some sugar from your body. along with diet and exercise, farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. with one pill a day, farxiga helps lower your a1c. and, although it's not a weight-loss or blood-pressure drug, farxiga may help you lose weight and may even lower blood pressure when used with certain diabetes medicines. do not take if allerg

our nick payton walsh is in eastern ukraine. nick we're hearing border fire behind you. on? >> reporter: well wolf actually a change in what we've been hearing. recently we've been hearing the shelling impact over there. for the first time since i've been here i've heard the shell fly over where we're standing at the moment. they're being shot from a new direction. we know little more than that. but we are hearing from a european diplomat with good knowledge of what's happening on the ground that -- investigating what both sides are doing here. -- amount of military movement both in donetsk and the republicans on the separatist sides. and that may suggest -- spris separatists side for their part -- [ inaudible ] >> nick i'm going to have you hold on for a second. we're beginning to lose some of you audio. i want to straighten that up and get back to you. we hear the mortar fire behind you. be careful in the meantime. jim sciutto is here with me in washington. the president was blunt. there are many in washington republicansance democrats, maybe within his own administrat

cnn's international correspondent nick payton is live for us. seems to be one of the first possible signs of the agreement. >> even though the stages in the agreement, prisoner swaps and the withdrawal of heavy weapons are occurring and not held in by cessation in the violence. the shelling last night, we don't know about the casualties but it's playing out this morning in remembrance of those who died in the violence before the ex-president fled the country. i remember being there. that sense of real unease and uncertainty 'cha could unfold in ukraine next being how the presence had been up until that stage. nobody i think would imagine us standing here a year later in the midst of what remains a raging civil war. they are talking about the cease-fire being implemented but the key point of a cease-fire is fire does cease. instead in the past week, since it began the guns have fallen slightly quieter and noisy last night but quieter around this area where they have their base. they swooped in there and routed the ukrainian military and inflictin

nick payton walsh is joining us from donetsk in ukraine. that's a hard hit area and you have been to other areas that have been bombarded. how is this likely to play in the ukraine, what we've just heard from the chancellor and the president. >> reporter: i think many may have been waiting for the conference. now frankly they sounded like two world leaders very key not to upset anybody before the minsk negotiations rather than explain how bad things could go for russia if a cease-fire wasn't agreed. lingering in my mind was the very last thing that barack obama said there. they spent a lot of time, both of them, talking about how united they were. and then he talked about how the transatlantic partnership needed to be sustained. they sounded at times that they began to doubt the -- which made it sound like there were further kind of quiverers in his bow not clear on arming. again i heard the phrase, if diplomacy fails, what do they need to do the change the calculous of vladimir putin. if i was in the kremlin right now i would not be that c

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cnn's nic payton walsh is in donetsk, ukraine where he witnessed shelling earlier today.e talked to you earlier you were healing shelling and seeing orange glows in the background. what's happening right now? >> reporter: no change to the backdrop here. 45 minutes to go until we're supposed to see a cease-fire a peace which will potentially bring an end to one of the most violent confrontations on the doorstep of europe since the balkan wars. a leadup to that i want you to hear the shelling incoming and outgoing sounds of shelling in donetsk it's been happening quite frequently. no let up as all. the fog has slipped in as well. but there's also a great sense of uncertainty about the next 40 plus minutes ahead. in 50 minimums time ukranian president will address the people on television. many think that will be the order he gives the ukranian forces to stop fighting. this is very messy technically. we've spoken to a spokesperson for the separatists who said they've now taken an important part of a town called dubalsova a key to this agreement. they've taken a part of that

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nick payton walsh went to the airport. it was a beautiful brand new airport. airport is now destroyed. >> that's true. this is the kind of destruction that russian vs brought all across the territory. right now there's been for several days now massive shelling of a town 13 kilometers away from the line the russians agreed to, back in september where civilians are trapped in basements. there's terrible suffering going on. the shelling of the pro-russian separatist continues taking a huge toll on civilian lives. >> we'll stay on top of this story. thanks very much for coming. that situation is getting worse. remember you can follow us on twitter. tweet me tweet the show. you can watch us live. dvr the show so you won't miss a moment. thanks very much. erin burnett outfront starts right now. >>> breaking news. isis most bar baric video yet. a jordanian pilot burned inside a cage. jordan vows revenge tonight. >>> we talked to family who refuses all vaccination for their son. my guests are the leading experts on vaccines. >>> a the one time new england patriot sta

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let's get reaction from jeff cleveland from payton and reigel lindsay from stern ag and cnbc contributor chief economics commentator greg -- >> that's right. >> back where he belongs. >> greg we'll start with you in this case. what do you think the fed does here? >> you got two cross cutting trends i think in this report. one is the obvious strength of the economy with the very large headline number of jobs created which suggests that we're not only at a strong pace of growth but it might be actually accelerating. that argues in favor of the fed moving as soon as june. against that you have two other things. the fact this inflation is well below target expectations are well below target and less point out the fact that the unemployment rate has really not done anything for four or five months, and one of the reasons is that labor force participation has stopped dropping. that's a positive supply side indicator that the fed will take as an indication that there's still a fair bit of slack in the economy. so those two factors, the fact that you still have a fair bit of slack in the economy

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