both of them being brought back here, but now sabrina wants nothing to do with her father. >> sabrina, i've been looking for you. you don't know how hard. i love you. please, please, open up yourself to come home. give us a chance. >> sabrina's being cared for by the fbi's victim's services and seeing a therapist right now. her mother clearly turned her against her father. there is no timetable for them to be reunited. this is an awful, awful story. and the young -- 4 years old. she doesn't know any better. probably doesn't have a lot of memories of her dad. this is just awful for that man. >> she was 4 at the time when

is it not, sabrina? to protect the citizens? imposed quarantines on vands areas in the united states before. we're doing it now. shouldn't we do it from the countri countries? >> oh, absolutely. i adegree with elizabeth here. the fact we have an administration more concerned with political correctness than properly protecting the american people. lots of countries have issued quarantines and restricted travel in africa. lots of airlines have already stepped up. right? we have british airways and senegal and korean airways all limited travel. there's two things we can do. restrict travel and then have a more aggressive screening process and we have to take it more seriously. it has a 70% kill rate, and that is with healthy people. so this is a serious disease we need to get more prepared for. >> rick, the senegalese and other africans say this has been very effective. you were kind of leaning towards a travel ban before. have you changed? >> i've actually changed a bit and the interesting. i got a comment on john tamnys remark, i

sabrina tenÍa cinco aÑos cuando su madre que habÍa perdido la custodia se la llevÓ a mÉxico, doce aÑossu padre dijo que estÁ muy agradecido de que sabrina ha regresado a texas aunque aÚn no la puede ver porque la estÁn preparando para el reencuentro, en el mismo encuentro detenida la madre de sabrina que se hacia llamar carolina gutiÉrrez, habrÍa escapado en el 2002 y las autoridades emitieron orden de arresto en su contra describien describiendola como una mujer de la raza blanca que habrÍa cometido secuestro agravado, un crimen de primer grado. en mÉxico cambiaba de identidad y domicilio y tenÍa el cabello de la niÑa para evadir a las autoridades, estÁ recluida en el cÁrcel del condado de travis, en texas. su ex esposo dice que sufre graves problemas emocionales, no fÍsicos ni mentales, asi cambiÓ la apariencia de sabrina con el paso de los aÑos, seria evaluada fÍsica y mentalmente. >>> las autoridades dicen que los doce aÑos que perdiÓ la menor en otro paÍs sin lazos familiares no se pueden recuperar, tienen la esperanza que el regreso a estados unidos sea el comienzo a una vida mej

>> sabrina, it's not hard when you look at his website and facebook page. everything points to him being encouraged by what he was doing and who he was in contact with. that looks like terrorism. >> absolutely. and i think it's really important that the government recognizes it as terrorist motivation. because as steve recognizes, we had the ft. hood shooting in 2009. 13 people were killed. again we're seeing this beheading. this has been sort of a trademark of al qaeda and isis. let's not forget the killing of daniel pearl in 2002. we need to take this as a terrorist action. >> "the wall street journal" writer/reporter who was beheaded in pakistan. john, what do you think? >> i'm not trying to minimize what was a hideous act. in my view, there are terrible people in this world and if anything i think it's a copycat act. to call it a terrorism act is a reach. >> i think you have to name it what it is, rich. that's now you staget it out. right? >> absolutely. terrorism is a widely dispersed organization built around ideas and if it looks like a duck and quac

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. >> sabrina, why the pentagon? why the defense department? of all places.if, as rich says, this is all political about uniting the base before the election, get some other department to do it. maybe epa or something? >> well, no. rich took the words out of my mouth. mid-term elections less than a month away and most americans are favoring the gop when it comes to foreign affairs. if you're not leading on ebola and not leading on isis, you have to find something to lead on and democrats want to take the climate change portfolio to the american people, but this is simply aalarmism that's run amuck, insulting to american voters and terrible. >> the weather's not helping in this argument. more broadly, it speaks to a s brat in search of a mission and should scare people regardless of views on warmly global. if this is going to get into science, that means it's getting into things that put our troops in harm's way. we've got to streamline their mission precisely, because we want to be safer's this is dangerous. >> and, mike. getting to a broader point at what th

sf sflr. >> reporter: sabrina, now back in texas, has not seen her father.der the care of a therapist helping her to readjust. her father with so much to ask her. this question first. >> i'm going to ask if i can give her a hug. >> reporter: investigators say her mother, 55-year-old dara llorens use the several aliases. she's jailed in austin on an aggravated kidnapping charge. paula, dan. >> thanks. and this girl has not seen her father, grandmother, aunt. she refuses to because of what her father calls the intense years of parental manipulation. >>> a lot going onover night. for the other news headlines we're following. we turn to ron. >> a strange calm over the set this morning. there's no sara. >> oh. >> it's quiet here. >> welcome, rachel. just kidding. >>> good morning, everyone. in the news, we begin with the growing fears over ebola here in the u.s. u.s. health officials say they are prepared to fight the deadly virus here and overseas. this is the family of the liberian national, thomas duncan, who contracted the virus. and the family was moved to a

sabrina was found in mexico.in the care of a psychologist. >> we wish them well as she heals and they rebuild their life. >>> 49 minutes past the hour. tens of thousands of protesters are not moving from the streets of hong kong this morning. they are giving their government a deadline to answer their democracy demands. we are there live after the break. >>> this morning, we are keeping a very close eye in the pro democracy protests in hong kong. activists are giving the chief executive until today to step down. earli earlier, they staged a sit-in outside his office gates. the next step may occupy government buildings if demands are not met. our andrew stevens has been watching these demonstrations in the middle of it all. andrew, any sense where this is heading? >> reporter: at this moment, it is still heading toward an attempt by the protests by the students in particular, john, to try to physically occupy some of the central government buildings. they are the big buildings in this direction here. not too far a

a room is ready for sabrina had her father greg allen's texas home. his wife failed to return with a court orderrd visitation with sabrina. several attempts were made unsuccessfully. police got a tip that led to an apartment in mexico where sabrina and her mother were living. >> the last weeks have been quite a roller coaster. you know, are they going to get away again? they've gotten away so many times. but they didn't get away and we're here so now we're really focused on what needs to come next. >> sabrina was flown back to texas for now she's at a special facility to help her adjust to her new life. >>> all right. talk about creepy here. crooks are targeting homes in one suburb getting in and out with people sleeping just feta way. >> you feel violated, unsecured, violated, i'll be sleeping with a gun for now on. >> the best thing police say you should do to protect yourself. >>> and it's one of the worst feelings for any flyer. you arrive but your bags are nowhere to be found. in one city, police say these guys could be to blame. where they're sw

sabrina doesn't want to see her father. there's no timetable for them to be reunited. >>> a big victory for former speaker of the house tom delay in his decade-old money laundering case. the highest criminal court upheld a ruling that said there was not enough evidence for the injury to convict delay. he's maintained all along the case was politically motivated. >>> a mix-up at a north carolina jail allowed a rape suspect to walk free. the suspect, brandon cozart, was arrested on five felly counts of statutory rape for allegedly having sex with two girls both under 15. justice a couple hours laerth, another inmate, brandon maurice smith made bond. the wake county sheriffs explained just exactly what happened next. >> the detention officer didn't take the time to ask for the full name. just said brandon. of course, brandon stood up and came out. >> a second opportunity to catch their mistake missed when cozart signed his own name on brandon smith's bond papers. cozart, taste of freedom was very brief. he's already back in cu

both of them being brought back here, but now sabrina wants nothing to do with her father. >> sabrinaeen looking for you. you don't know how hard. i love you. please, please, open up yourself to come home. give us a chance. >> sabrina's being cared for by the fbi's victim's services and seeing a therapist right now. her mother clearly turned her against her father. there is no timetable for them to be reunited. this is an awful, awful story. and the young -- 4 years old. she doesn't know any better. probably doesn't have a lot of memories of her dad. this is just awful for that man. >> she was 4 at the time when she was kidnapped. now she's 17. heartbreaking. the dad says all he wants is a hug. he wants to know can i have a hug from you. he even went to mexico, put around fliers and tried really hard. you know the mother said a lot of things about the father and why he wasn't around. >> he kept going and kept trying and didn't give up. now he's got his daughter back, but will he ever really have his daughter back. hope that works out. >>> on to weather. here's a look for you. a huge s

sabrina, i have been looking for you, you don't know how hard. i love you.lease, please, open up yourself to come home and give us a chance. >> sabrina is being cared for by the fbi's victim's services and seeing a therapist. but her mother clearly turned her against her father. there's no timetable for them to meet. >>> a tallahassee police officer has been placed on administrative leave after tasing a 62-year-old woman in the back as she walked away. she was seen pulling her arm away, and the officer zaps her with a stun gun and she falls face first to the street. she was handcuffed and charged with resisting arrest. the police chief is promising a thorough investigation. he posted the video by a witness saying he wants to be transparent with the community. >>> a mixup at a north carolina jail allowed a rain suspect to walk free. jason cozar was being held on five counts of rape. when the detention officer asked for brandon to come forward, the rain suspect walked out of the jail. he was caught a few hours later. >>> and new rules for certain drug offender

we are learning about the 12 years sabrina allen has been gone and why she's not reunited with her father. >>> and the new developments in the first case of ebola in america. the relatives of the patient were moved out of the apartment in dallas. we have blurred their faces to protect privacy. and there are so many questions about the delays and missed opportunities in this case. and ryan owens is on the case in dallas. good morning to you. >> reporter: dan, good morning. more on the family in a moment. but first the latest on the one and it's important to remember, only person in the united states right now sick with ebola. he's not hospital behind me in serious condition. meanwhile, that family, they are finally out of that cramped, contaminated apartment. they are the family at the center of the storm, feared by some, pitied by others. and this morning these four finally have a new home. one far from the hazmat suits that now occupy america's first residence contaminated with the deadly ebola virus. >> there's room to roam there. it's an area inside the city of dallas and away from oth

this is what sabrina looks like today.talked about his daughter's 12-year ordeal. >> i'm so grateful that she's back in texas. i haven't gotten to see her yet. my understanding is that she's been subjected to intense parental alienation and we have a long road ahead of us. i'm going to ask her if i can give her a hug. she's in pretty bad shape is my understanding. >> right now a clinical psychologist is caring for sabrina and greg allen is joining me now from texas. certainly an emotional journey you have been enduring. what have you learned about sabrina's life away from you? >> we found them in mexico city in 2003 with dyed hair, fake names, fake documents. they have spent a life on the run. we found them weeks ago sabrina was not in school. still with dyed hair and a new fake name. not allowed to leave the house without an escort. no friends. it's heart wrenching. >> where were you when you found out and how did you find out she had actually been found this time? >> this was a lead that developed through my private inve

sabrina allen was just four years old when the fbi says she was kidnapped by her mother and taken to. good morning. >> good morning. the break in the case came in the form of a confidential tip four weeks ago. they hatched a daring rescue plarn that finally paid off tuesday. gregory allen said there were three simple things he was looking forward to. >> love and happiness and family. >> his daughter sabrina was back in texas but allen still has to wait for the reunion. >> she's been manipulated and told i'm a bad guy, a wife beater and child molester. you get the idea. >> sabrina vanished in 2002 after a weekend visit with allen's ex-wife dara lawrence. instead of returning sabrina to allen who had sole custody, lawrence fled with her then 4-year-old girl across the border into mexico. over the years allen came tantalizingly close to finding her. he came upon this video of her performing in a school play. her hair cut short and hair dyed in disguise. >> i was walking the streets, putting flyers on sign posts in mailboxes. >> those efforts eventually led to a tip that lawrence was hid

. >> sabrina said to me, daddy, don't ever forget me. >> reporter: while an the run, sabrina's mother changed her name ten times. >> after 14 months, they were found in mexico city but they somehow escaped capital are. >> reporter: allen says they dyed the kidnapper's hair from blond to brunette and disguised herself, too. >> she's had extensive plastic surgery. >> reporter: and sabrina was confined to a small apartment for years, often not allowed to attend school. and under an intense campaign to hate him. >> she's been told that i didn't want her, that i committed suicide. >> reporter: sabrina's day peerance set off a worldwide search after her mother failed to drop her off after a weekend visit. the story was featured twice an "america's most wanted." >> if you know where sabrina allen is. >> reporter: nearly 7,000 tips later, philip cline, the private investigator received critical information from an anonymous source. it led them to a small two-bedroom apartment just outside mexico city. >> mexican federales made a tactical entrance on the residence. and they were removed to the

sabrina was brought back to the states yesterday.g allen never stopped hoping he would see his daughter again. >> -- if i can give a hug. she -- she's in pretty bad shape is my understanding. >> allen says that sabrina's moth has brainwashed her against him. a reunion between the two son ho therapist decides the time is right. sabrina is 17 years old now and she was 4 when she went missing. > turning to our forecast, experien ne weather here. a little cloudy to start. sunshine by the end of the day. >> s can keep that going. tom kiern h forecast. a similar pattern today. patchy fog, some of the rural areas. spea of rural area beginnin to see gorgeous ought l colors. this photo posted, in west virginia. higher elevation there's. already near peak color. this photo taken yesterday afternn aroun just sunset there. you can put your photos on instagra twitter and facebook and i will share. this is how you can connect with me. love seeing your photos especial thi time of year with the autumn color coming on. patchy dense fog in shenandoah

and now in the spirit of the bring them home campaign, the story of se sabrina allen.authorities finally found this texas girl. sabrina was four when her mother allegedly defied a court order and took her to mexico. with help from an informant. mexican authorities and the fbi found sabrina and her mother at a rescue mission near mexico city. they were both flown to texas last night. sabrina is now 17. her mother is being booked into jail on charges of kidnapping. >> thank you. and trending now, why some college students are consulting with a smart phone app before they have sex. and u.s.a. today entertainment reporter joins us with a look at some joins us with a look at some hollywood headlines. working hard. and, if there's a problem, they don't blame... others, they try to solve it. that's also the story of... this virginian: mark warner, the governor who worked to turn... a record budget deficit into a surplus. now ranked one of... america's most bipartisan senators, he's working to create jobs, fix veterans' healthcare and cut... the national debt. i know you get a

i absolutely agree with sabrina.mericans are facing a lot of uncertainty when it comes to isis and terrorism. what happened today in canada and the attack on monday only really exacerbated those fears. what the polls show us is that americans do see isis as an immanent threat. they don't feel like president obama is leading and they don't trust him to lead. that's going to bleed over to democrats and it's going to hurt them in this election. as sabrina pointed out it's not just isis it's the economy and other big issues that voters don't trust democrats and president obama to lead on. neil: you might be write. but i can also remember when jimmy carter had the hostage rescue mission to get the iranian -- the americans held in iran. when that helicopter crashed in the desert, i distinctly remember when there was a wave of support and understanding for jimmy carter. when people factored out, oh, my gosh, people are still captured there and this is a failed mission. there was a reassessing curve. i don't remember how lon

sabrina. we'll start with you. i'm sure there's other factors at play, but ebola and the fear of ebola how big is that in your view. >> wall street training stocks, ebola is not the first thing they're talking about. it's just not. it could be a catalyst. but it's not a black swan event. anybody saying that is dead wrong. >> so what are they worried most about? >> they're saying the market has been on a bit of a speculative bender. when you talk about a gopro, for example, the camera that sits on your head, being valued like a u.s. steel or peabody energy. wait a second. there was -- tiny bubbles forming in a bunch of these sectors. >> oil prices are down. you have weak economic data. you have all the making for a big correction. we've been calling for one for a while now. everyone has been saying we've been on this bull -- correction is coming. fuel to the fire to get. and liz is right, it's not a black swan event because we know about it so we can handle it, but at the same time people can handle the correction t

sabrina's father has been searching for her ever since.he's now 17. >> these are not things that are done by loving healthy parents. these are things that are done as a power play, and the kids are the ones that pay the price. >> the girl's mother has been charged with kidnapping. >>> and a very unusual lawsuit in illinois. an ohio woman is suing a sperm bank because she says they gave her the wrong donation. tiffany tucker from our cleveland station woio explains the mixup. >> i have always wanted a child. >> reporter: jennifer and her partner looked forward to becoming parents. they went to the midwest sperm bank in a chicago suburb back in 2011 requesting sperm from a white donor with blue eyes. >> it was the most amazing feeling to know that i had a child that i was going to be able to raise to call my own. >> reporter: but that excitement turned to concern when jennifer five months' pregnant called the facility requesting the same donor sperm so amanda could get pregnant. they gave jennifer the vials of an african-american donor. she

. >> sabrina, many thanks inside.orting live there from nepal. >>> we'll get a weather update next here on al jazerra. then. >> i am going to be a scientist in the future. >> the hopes of north korea a students. we'll have an exclusive look inside pyongyang middle school. federal authorities have charged federal authorities have charged seven people with conspiring seven people with conspiring with al qaeda. with al qaeda. >> since 9/11 the us has spent >> since 9/11 the us has spent has spent billions of dollars on has spent billions of dollars on domestic counter-terrorism domestic counter-terrorism operations. operations. >> i wanted to be in on the big game and to be paid top-dollar >> i wanted to be in on the big game and to be paid top-dollar for it. for it. that's it. that's it. >> many of these involved targeted informant led stings. >> many of these involved targeted informant led stings. >> to them, everyone in the >> to them, everyone in the muslim community is a potential muslim community is a potential in

investigators say sabrina allen's mother kidnaped her in 2002. she was just four at the time. after a long search, authorities arrest dead dora lawrence and brought her back to travis county, texas. >> i will ask for -- she's in pretty bad shape is my understanding. i just pray for healing. >> sabrina is receiving psychological treatment, her father hopes that soon he will get to see her daughter. >>> our time 5:40. driver learns an important lesson about trying to beat a draw bridge. you have to see this when we come back. >>> a long road to recovery for tracie minister again we are learning just how severe his injuries are from a crash on the new jersey turnpike. >>> and apps on our phones can make our lives easier but you may be sharing too much information on them and you can pay the price for it be right back. >>> a 17 year-old girl is recovering from the gunshot wound to her arm after a shooting on cottage street in wissonoming. police recovered a gun and a suspect is in custody. >>> neighbors are calling for more crossing guards in nicetown after a six year-old boy was

little sabrina last words to greg allen, daddy, don't every forget me.to mexico, got plastic surgery, fake documents and dyed zairean that's hair. a police informant saw the player living outside of mexico city. he contacted authorities who rescued and extradited mother and daughter to texas. greg allen knave gave up hope he would find his daughter. >> i will one day ask her if i will give her a hug. she in pretty bad shape, my understanding. so, i just, you know, pray for healing. >> reporter: this is a police sketch of what sabrina may look like today. she is currently shielded from the press under psychiatric care until she is did i to meet her father and his new family. >> living on the run as a fugitive in another country is one thing. but when a parent takes a child, to a foreign country, that's certainly no way for a child to live their life. overseas, constantly on the run. and never having the ability to live a care-free and happy life. >> reporter: now mother, dara lawrence has a history of mental illness. she faces charges of kidnapping. shann

investigators say sabrina allen's mother kidnaped her in 2002. she was four at the times.fter a long search authorities arrested darryl lawrence in mexico and brought her and sabrina back to travis county texas. >> i'm going to ask her if i can give her a hug. she is in pretty bad shape is my under standing. i just pray for healing. >> we're told sabrina is receiving psychological treatment her father hopes that soon he will get once again to see his daughter. >>> new to a rare sight caught on camera two great white sharks attacking each other. >> a diver captured this whole thing on camera off the southern coast of australia he said larger shark became aggressive when smaller shark tried to eat some bait. the small are shark got away in one piece and experts say that the larger great white often, assert their authority but an attack like this one does not happen very often. >> captured it on camera. >>> that is what you call it all out when animal meet in large groups. that the is happening in alaska where 35,000 wallrus came to shore. it is a sign of global warming. they

as for sabrina, she is getting therapy.ds emotional help. >> and physically, she's doing well. he's grateful for that. and hopefully a full recovery. >> reporter: never stopped. >> never did. thanks very much. >>> and the murder trial to the california mother accused of killing her school teacher husband. she was found not guilty, but could face other charges. >> reporter: this morning california mom julie harper is a free woman. >> not guilty. >> reporter: for now. a jury acquitting her of first-degree murder in the death of her husband, high school teacher jason hafrper. prosecutors argued the 41-year-old shot and killed her husband in the bedroom, and then took off with the kids and a getaway bag. >> they're downstairs watching cartoons when they heard a thud. and they heard their dad yell, ah. >> reporter: prosecutors saying the couple argued frequently about her weight gain and finances. five days before the killing, prosecutors say she filed for divorce and withdrew nearly $20,000 in savings. she said it was self-defe

sabrina allen was just five when she was taken.eral rescue attempts were made over the past few years unsuccessfully. then about four weeks ago, police got a tip that led them to an apartment in mexico where sabrina and her mother were living. >> i'm going to ask her if i can give her a hug. she -- she is in pretty bad shape is my understanding so i just, you know, pray for healing. >> her room is ready for is a broken in a her father's home. the not clear when she'll be reunited with him. sabrina is currently getting psychological treatment. >>> in your health, your nose may know just how long you will live. scientists say senior citizens can gauge their own longevity by taking a simple miff test. researchers found older people with a lousy sense of smell are more likely to die within five years than those who can detect common scents. the question is why? they say the loss of smell indicates something in the body has gone badly wrong. the university of chicago conducted the study. all right. hitting the gym is good for your body

sabrina allen was just 4 years old, when police say she was taken by her mother. the two were found and flown back to texas. sabrina's father had legal custody of the girl. he knows the transition won't be easy. he says her room is ready, just as she left it. the mother is now under arrest for kidnapping. >>> some new inductees tonight to california's hall of fame. from hewsic, and sports to film -- music and sports to film and philanthropy. >> on her way to work, a woman's car breaks down. the person who helps her also robs her. >>> new at 10:00, an active kindness turns into a crime, and tonight, the victim is warning others about trusting strangers. >> ktvu's amber lee is live in san jose, where a woman's car troubles were unfortunately, just the beginning of a very bad day. >> reporter: frank, we're along busy capitol expressway, and this is where the woman tells me her ordeal started. it's monday morning. cecilia is on her way to work. her camry breaks down, a man pulls over and offers to help her get to work. >> if you need a ride, i can help you get there,

. >> sabrina se encuentra siendo examinada por mÉdicos y evaluada por psicÓlogo ya que al parecer suue siguen un proceso ante las cortes de inmigraciÓn no ha estado libre de polÉmica una encuesta efectuada a nivel nacional a posibles votantes muestra que 71% de los encuestados se niegan a que se otorguen beneficios a los indocumentados reciÉn llegados. el 63% de los consultados considera que otorgar este tipo de servicios atrae aÚn mÁs indocumentados al paÍs. 57% cree que el govern federal debe pedir autorizaciÓn de polÍticos locales antes se transferir a los indocumentados a sus ciudades. >> al california comenzÓ el perÍodo de lluvias con se quien consigue de garda como la mÁs severa. los efectos se sienten en el bolsillo. quÉ podrÍa esperar californias y continuÓ la sequÍa. >> a diferencia de la Última que azotÓ en 1977. esta inicia su cuarto aÑo este primero de octubre dejando el estado con sÓlo 36% de sus reservas de aguas muy por debajo de los 56% de promedio regular en estas Épocas. >> esta sequÍa tiene que ver con un cambio climÁtico que se estÁ experimentando ya lo hemos sent

sabrina was found safety of mexico city. her discovery part of a stealth operation led by the fbi, u.s. marshalls and the mexican federal authorities. hefr mother is in custody. >>> this week the department of housing and urban development mapped out guidelines for a white house initiative, the goal to decrease goals. not a single hispanic or state student passed maths or reading this year. mary chapman is the executive vice president for national network of communities in school. why is there an achievement gap between white students and latino and african-americans. >> i would say for the first time history, afghan american and latino students are the majority across america. when you couple na with a rise in poverty across the country, the inequality is only exacerbated. we have to mobilize communities to provide students in poverty with nonacademic supports they need. that's what this does. >> academic achievement - what are the outside pressures that correlate with poor academic achievement? >> many students come to sch

so i just, you know, pray for healing. >> investigators say sabrina allen has not gone to school and suffers from something known as parent alienation syndrome. right now she's receiving of course psychological treatment. it is not clear when she will be reunited when her father, you just heard from. >>> meantime, police in virginia now using drone to help in their search for the missing usva student hannah graham. hope the unmanned aireal technology will help locate the missing teen, hasn't been seen for two weeks, meantime, police remain tight-lipped about the evidence they have against jesse matthew, jr., man arrested for allegedly kidnapping gram. >> a florida man has been found guilty of first degree murder for the shooting death of an unarmed teenager, because of loud music. prosecutors say that michael dunn shot with the intent to kill, when he fired ten times into suv jordan davis, three of her friends, back in 2012. happened outside after jacksonville convenience store, done, said it felt threatened. >> prosecutors are investigating twitter posts cents, unarmed teenager, mic

. >> yes >> sabrina allen, kidnapped 17 years ago, found with her mom in mexico. her father never gave up hope he would see his daughter again. >> she is in pretty bad shape. i just, you know, pray for healing. >> can you imagine the emotion with that reunion? investigators say sabrina allen has not gone to school, and suffers from something called parent alienation syndrome. she's right now receiving psychological treatment. it is not clear when she will be reunited with her father. >>> she's going have a tough time, i imagine, for quite a while. 5:15. investigation of 15 year old mike and brown, grand jury the case being investigated now for misconduct. the possible misconduct surfaced when several twitter users sent messages about one juror who may have discussed evidence in the case with a friend. in one of the messages, somebody tweeted they were friends in a member of the jury had doesn't believe there is enough evidence to warrant arrest of officer darren wilson. that officer shot and killed michael brown, of course, that unarmed 18 year old. hong kong poli

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. >> sabrina who is now 17 years old is in the care of a clinical psychologist. mother is under arrest for kidnapping her. >>> and the disappearance of a virginia student, the washington post reports jessie matthews who is charged with kidnapping hanna graham was a accused of two sexual sexual assaults. he has also been linked to the death of a virginia tech student and right now they are using a drone to look for hanna graham. it is sturdy enough to fly over wide ranging areas. >>> in concord it's taking place near natural gas facilities near ocean terminal from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. several agencies are involved including the contra costa and bart and salvation army. pg&e said they are part of an ongoing effort to coordinate with first responders in the event of an emergency situation. >>> and they brought some fun to napa elementary school as the city continues to recover. the cheerleaders and mascot stopped by browns elementary school and they distributed student supplies. >> they lost their homes, it affect everybody. >> they have been through a lot and we