. >> i hate to compare it to the poston bomber who did heinnous thing.is civil rights now are more than justina. she was treated in boston children's and in patient psychiatric ward. they could see parents and talk to their parents and have free discussions. she could not only so us, but couldn't talk to us. holidays and birthdays and eastern and christmas and thanksgiving, she was alone. imagine that, mother's day, she's seeing other patients with their mothers except her. >> a tone age girl deprived of her family and not able to call you guys. and go see her. you think you are punished because you disagreed with the treatment and speak out and to actually act like a parent? >> yes. there is no doubt about it. they had an agenda and fit the profile of what they were looking for to do the research and figured we were from out of state and they would get away with. it >> matt, we are all parents here. i don't think i would be kind and grabs as lou has been if someone took my child from me and i didn't get a chance to help him or her get the best care and

to see a robust security program that includes creating a security information center or command poston campus. >> the current space is not adequate. and does not meet the needs of the security. staff themselves, nor of the campus and patients and hospital. >> reporter: in the spalding case, two investigates reported that hospitals staff had the wrong description of their missing patient or did not appear to take her disappearance seriously. a new program called code green is in place for missing patients that's already shown results among other changes. >> for instance we do now have daily security sweeping of all of our emergency stairwells. we have an improved alarm system and camera system. >> reporter: kagan says the security improves will be applied not only at this hospital but all of the hospitals and clinics in this system. i did reach out to the spalding family attorney but did not hear back from them in time for this newscast. >>> and the crew said the front landing gear wouldn't deploy. and the pilot flew around to burn off oil. no one was hurt. >>> the aerial search for tha

to see a robust security program that includes creating a security information center or command poston campus. >> the current space is not adequate. and does not meet the needs of the security. staff themselves, nor of the campus and patients and hospital. >> reporter: in the spalding case, two investigates reported that hospitals staff had the wrong description of their missing patient or did not appear to take her disappearance seriously. a new program called code green is in place for missing patients that's already shown results among other changes. >> for instance we do now have daily security sweeping of all of our emergency stairwells. we have an improved alarm system and camera system. >> reporter: kagan says the security improves will be applied not only at this hospital but all of the hospitals and clinics in this system. i did reach out to the spalding family attorney but did not hear back from them in time for this newscast. >>> and the crew said the front landing gear wouldn't deploy. and the pilot flew around to burn off oil. no one was hurt. >>> the aerial search for tha

point of view the international court of justice ruling of two thousand and ten which as i say mr poston rightly quoted. well john everyone in the west and russia seem to be expecting this decision on the reunification i mean and yet the saying. imposed were limited in scope now that it looks irreversible western powers see any point in imposing further punishment on russia what will they stand to gain . well they have stand a lot to lose they stand to lose a lot i think that russia is going to reply we'll have to see whether their reply triggers further reply and how far each side is prepared to go i mean it's very difficult to predict the future the situation in ukraine itself is very fluid and we don't know how things are going to evolve in the east or in the desk we don't know how the regime in kiev is going to last so it's very difficult to say what will happen i think there are basically two scenarios they could indeed be a severe degradation of east west relations based on tit for tat sanctions on increasing hostility and indeed based on violence and stability in itself that's qui