. >> reporter: her name is sabrina broadbent. she is a former member of the flds, the fundamentalist church ofatter day saints, a church to which the people surrounding her van are still zealously devoted. >> and they were all bawling like someone passed away. >> reporter: do you think it speaks to the level of fanaticism? >> well, the thing to them, someone leaving the community, it's like death to them. so once they leave, they're cut off, they can never see those people again. >> this is a revelation from the lord god of heaven. >> reporter: with the notorious leader of the flds, warren jeffs, behind bars, the church is now under siege, caught in the middle, children with one parent still in, and the other now out. tonight we will follow three parents. >> i want my children now. all of them. >> reporter: all former members. >> it's human trafficking. >> reporter: on high-stakes, risky, and emotionally fraught missions. to extract their kids from the grip of the flds. to protect them, they say, from a life of forced labor and f

here we go. >> escorted by their church keepers, the children walk toward sabrina's van crying.gjam develops. scores of church members descend upon the mouth of the van. >> they are like we're not forcing the children. they have to do it on their own. but they are so brainwashed they wouldn't step in the van. they are saying you are leaving with the devil. ♪ >> reporter: people in the crowd are weeping praying. >> going on two hours of sleep. i couldn't eat. i just wanted to get my kids out of there. they are like oh, we can come back tomorrow. i'm like this is happening today. >> reporter: finally, a sheriffs deputy pokes his head around the corner of the van. >> folks they have got to get going. >> that's does it. the kids get in. the van pulls away with the followers of warren jeffs waving and weeping. but for this beleaguered mom, the ordeal is not over. how were the kids when they got in the van? >> they were crying and cried about a half hour and my youngest was pulling my hair and throwing things at my head and i went back and nuzzled up to them and looked at them like th

. >> sabrina, rich makes a great point. we know the jobless rate in baltimore, in that yeah is 25% to 50%. we have the murder rate higher than south africa according to the economist magazine. getting back to the social media issue, you know, this woman in atlanta, she was basically arrested. if you go into the town square physical town square in a town and you say, kill white cops i'm not sure she'd be arrested for terrorist activities. it seems to me that's really an unbelievably pushing of the envelope here. >> actually i wasn't sure if it was. we have to remember social media is simply a form of communication. we have cell phones. we have our voices. newspapers. just because we have free speech doesn't mean you're allowed to say anything you want. i think you have to remember your social media is not limited -- it's not the dinner table. if you're putting it out there to thousands of people. it is in effect, writing an open op-ed or going to the towns square and screaming you should kill people. not exactly covered in t

sabrina, would it be a mistake? >> it absolutely would be a mistake not only to close it but to use an executive order to do so. i find this obsession over guantanamo bay fascinating. the reality is this is a prison we use to hold terrorists to question them. and in some instances perhaps to hold them before they would be brought to a trial. but i don't understand if we don't like who's being held there, or if there's a question about how they're being treated, that's a policy we can change. but why would we close down this facility? what are we going to do with all the prisoners? build another expensive facility somewhere else? i just don't understand this. >> austin particularly when a lot of those prisoners that are released do go back about 30% of those who have been released either return or suspected of returning to the battlefield. >> i don't think i agree with that number. >> well it's a pretty solid number that both sides tend to agree with. but go ahead, austan. >> regardless the issue is it's fundamentall

[mÚsica] bÁrbara: un nuevo escÁndalo rordea a sabrina sabrok.n exorcismo a la modelo argentina sabrina sabrok. ahora asegura que la tambiÉn cantante le pidiÓ hechicos contra algunos famosos como ninel conde y la revelaciÓn ha acaparado titulares en mÉxico. >> a la seÑora se le presentaron muchos problemas, distanciamiento de la pareja, asuntos legales, un problema de salud por ahÍ. >> segÚn ella decidiÓ hacer la confesiÓn por los comentarios negativos que hiciera sabrina sabrok hacia el pueblo meexicano durante una conversaciÓn telefÓnica que fue hecha pÚblica. >> por tres factores: por mentirosa, por falsa y por traicionera. >> buscamos a sabrina para darle derecho a rÉplica y conocer su opiniÓn acerca de estas acusaciones y esto fue lo que nos dijo. >> por empezar, no me interesa hacerle daÑo a nadie. y menos a personas que no conozco tanto, no? porque si quisiera ser amarres se lo harÍa a otro tipo de personas. y ese tipo de amarres los puedo hacer yo. yo tambiÉn soy bruja y no necesito brujas que me hagan x cosas. que ella me haya hecho un e

sabrina. >> it starts at the moment sam meets the lovely sabrina and then it goes from there.met sabrina. >> bippity baggety boom. >> all the gifts and baby clothes and they're going to do like a little dance around her baby belly. they have moved. the homeland in order to have the baby. >> oh, there is he. >> little esteban. she's adorable. >> actually have on video the moment that they met. >> right? and did he know was it love at first sight or were they just friendly? >> apparently. >> he knew. he was like let me roll the camera. >> it says at the end of the video "to be continued." sam says he's going to create one of these each year for the next 20 years of esteban's life. >>> he decides to set a trap for dad. >> this is so mean. >> so good. >> but this take ace quick turn. >> what's he looking for in the cupboard? try phphilillilipsps' ' fifibeber r gogoodod g gummies plus energy support. itit's's a a n newew f fibiberer s supupplplemement that helps support regularity anand d ininclclududeses b b v vititamaminins s to help convert food to energy. mmmmmmmmm,m, t thehese

. >> sabrina, he literally blames terrorism on climate change. again, not my words, let's play his. >> severe drought helped to create the instability in nigeria that was exploited by the terrorist group bocako haram. now believed drought and high food prices helped fuel the early unrest if syria which descended into civil war in the heart of the middle east. >> so it's not evil it's not radical islam, it's climate change. >> yeah it's just so confused. i think he put it best earlier this week when he said the scariest part is we have a president who sees climate change as a bigger threat than radical islam and what we're facing overseas. fact he used the u.s. coast guard commencement as a point to sort of push this radical agenda in my book is so unpresidential. he said to them if you don't support my agenda on climate change then somehow you're serving dishonorably. i found that really offensive. >> that is the point. he was talking to young men and women who are probably going to war at some point. they're not going to go to war with climate c

comedian sabrina jalees joins us again. sabrina.y comedian, jermaine fowler is here. and her new show "unreal" premieres on lifetime this monday. she's the great actress constance zimmer. i want to pring up this drought thing we talked about earlier. i mentioned california's water supply supposed to run out by 2016. they may force them to drink sewer water, recycled sewer water. there's some water for you. pass that down. >> perfect thank you. >> oh, thank you, man, i appreciate it. >> larry: i'm not saying this is recycled. but take a sip. >> it tastes fresh, man. >> larry: it tastes like real water, right? >> yeah. not bad huh? >> no. >> larry i thought we were drinking poop water all along. am i the only one. i just assumed we were -- >> it is real water. wald you drink siewnl water? >> i literally thought i was. >> i was hoping it was poop because i was like this is really good. >> larry: you wanted it to be poop water? >> yeah, i was hoping. i was like it's not that bad. if poop water tastes like this it's not too bad. >> by se

. >> reporter: her name is sabrina broadbent. she was once a loyal member of the flds, fundamentalist mormons, who live along the utah/arizona border, and still worship their imprisoned prophet, warren jeffs, doing life for sexually assaulting underage girls. when sabrina broke free eight years ago, she says she was forced to believe behind her four children. but just last month, she was officially awarded custody. so, she went immediately to go get her kids. but as she arrived, she's surrounded by church security. you were spooked. >> yeah, i just got a bad feeling. >> reporter: early the next morning, sabrina returns. but her eldest, isaac, makes clear -- the kids don't want to go. >> and he's like, get away from me. >> reporter: the entire crowd descends weeping, praying and singing. finally, a sheriff's deputy intervenes and that does it. the kids get in. the van pulls away. how were the kids when they got in the van? >> they were all crying. and my youngest was pulling my hair and throwing things at my head and stuff. >> rep

his daughter sabrina had fallen to her death from the top of this attraction called free drop usa that was making its california debut. he says she jumped but hesitated. and hit her head on the pavement. >> she is afraid of heights. so i don't know why she got on that thing. >> reporter: her crossfit coach showed up to the fairground friday for what would be an emotional class carrying flowers for gordon. while she was not at the free drop yesterday, she says several members had jumped. >> she wanted to do it. she had been looking forward to doing it. >> never had heartache like this before. >> reporter: this video of an arizona reporter shows how it is done of a person jumps off a platform without a harness on an air pillow below. the event company that owns and operates this 46-foot ride said it is proud of its safety record and training with more than 50,000 successful jumps in a recent 36-city tour. but that's not good enough for bell. >> ready to take legal action? >> oh, yeah, you betcha. i don't want this to go without something happening to that ride. >> just trying to stick to

the question this morning, and with me to talk about it sabrina schafer, and the editor and chief ofve men and women are different. we lead in different ways. why not play up your gender? >> that's such a good point, carol. i think americans are ready for some kind of substantive change in 2016 and both parties excited a woman is running on both sides of the ticket, and are we going to allow gender to fog our principles and we need to have a conversation about the workplace and families and we have to reach beyond gender to talk about that and talk about those issues. >> it's interesting, because i can't imagine a man playing up his gender saying because of a man i would lead better, and that's taboo, isn't it? >> that's taboo, and it's okay to play up gender sure if we are talking about the right aspects of gender and if we are not falling into the trap that the media sets us up in sometimes which is reinforcing negative stereotypes of women in power, and america is ranked 75th in the world when it comes to the number of women in government so we need to definitely increase women's

just last month, sabrina was officially awarded custody.s. >> backing up. >> the god squad. >> reporter: as soon as she arrives, she's surrounded by church security known as the god squad. you were -- >> i got a bad feeling. >> reporter: early the next morning, sabrina returns and spots two of her sons. >> there's isaac. >> yeah, my cute little son. >> is that really? it's my baby, really. >> reporter: her eldest makes clear the kids don't want to go. >> he's like, get away from me, get away from me. he jumped the fence and ran. >> reporter: almost immediately, scores of church members start pouring in. >> everybody here's against us. >> reporter: as the standoff approaches its 20th hour. she makes a tough call. she decides to give the local sheriffs permission to take her children by force if necessary. as if on cue, the church members react. walking the crying children toward their mother's van. the entire crowd descends, weeping, praying and singing. >> we're going on two hours' sleep. they're like, we can come back tomorrow. i'm like, n

mejor que yo creÉ junto al equipo de salud de univisiÓn junto a la chef latina y la nutricionista sabrinanguÍnea y tambiÉn van a bajar unas libritas. >> cÓmo incorporamos el ejercicio? la dieta es 70% en importancia y el otros 30% es el ejercicio. cÓmo lo involucramos? >> cuando vayan al reto 28 que lo encontrarÁn desde el 1 de junio, ahÍ, ilia, van a tener las recomendaciones de ejercicio de la asociaciÓn americana del corazÓn. cuÁnto tiempo, quÉ tipo de ejercicio y van a tener allÍ todos los detalles que necesitan para cambiar su vida. >> todo es completamente gratis. >> muy importante. compleetamente gratis. es el compromiso de nosotros en univisiÓn con ustedes. >> para que mejoremos esa salud, no tengamos diabetes ni presiÓn alta. >> asÍ es. siempre digo ilia que nosotros los hispanos venimos a estados unidos a ser prÓsperos, pero sin salud no podmos. comencemos en junio 1. reto 28. ilia: vamos archia una pausa. regresamos con mÁs. ♪ ilia: con cuatro goles de javier orozco y uno de diego gonzÁlez esta noche el santos de torreÓn goleÓ a los gallos blancos de querÉtaro en el estadio cor

. >> sabrina, a republican tree hugger. is rand paul out of his mind or is he ahead of his time?d say that he's maybe just right in step with time. i'm so excited about this political season because of the diversity of perspectives and ideas and different backgrounds and people that we have out there. if you really look at who is jumping into the field right now, we have people of different ages establishment, nonestablishment we have people like santorum today talking about raising the minimum wage and someone like george petataki talking about the environment as is rand paul. a range of different perspectives which will lead to a healthy debate in months moving forward. >> rand paul sounds like a democrat. >> why? why are we -- you know i hate labeling. i hate painting everything just black and white. i don't think republicans should concede the environmental issue to democrats. i think there are some tree hugging republicans. i'm not sure you can get me to compost any time soon but there are a lot of republicans who care enormously about the environment. i can tell you john mc

>> guest: sabrina a stronger economy helps low-wage workers. there is no question and we've seen the last couple years as the economy recovered. that doesn't address the wage gap and it doesn't address the structural issues that we have. to go back to the domestic workers, the category of workers, the home health aide that is one of our most rapidly growing sectors. there is a huge demand for home health aides. they are still carved out a bit fair standards labor act. this is a category of workers not entitled to minimum wage or overtime and are often expected to work inhumane hours going patient to patient. they have very difficult jobs because dealing with elderly or disabled people who need to be moved lifted in all sorts of ways and yet we haven't seen the great demand and certainly a huge need wages are moving out. it comes from sort of a waiting of a belief in the economy that the government does play a role and i think coming out of the new deal we saw some of the real significant changes brought about that were not good by president roo

we got sabrina here, susan here. what do they make of this sabina? well but have to disagree with her on this. the fact is the progressive women's movement loves to portray society, politics the workplace as openly hostile towards women, love to view the administration is lurking around every corner. while i am no fan of the president and disagree with him on many things i do not think this is a case of sexism or discrimination. this is perhaps we call it the casualization of politics today. that's something very different. neil: yeah, suzy q, what about you? kidding. [ laughter ] >> that's all right. neil: what an idiot, go ahead. >> i think it's disrespectful because you need to respect the office and as the president of the united states he more than anyone should know that. but having been a woman in a male dominated industry the only female executive you have to pick your hill to die on, and this is not the hill to die on. neil: you found that offensive? >> no, i did not. i thought it was disrespectful definitely not sexist. neil: really? >> i t

. >> sabrina's been following all this. >> one of the things i like most about carly fiorina is she isoing a great job. the sort of centerpiece of a democratic platform which has become women in the workplace, pay equity child care subsidies. she does it ver effectively. we of course all want a fair workplace but progress ins have often portrayed the workplace as openly hostile and i think fiorina is saying enough is enough and she's doing a great job. >> is carly right about equal pay? >> i don't think so. i'm glad to hear a republican talking about the pay gap. but i think with seniority, you do get some institutional knowledge and the reality is only 15% -- fewer than 15% of women are in a union but when they are in a union, represented organized labor, they are paid more -- than women who are not. so those are some of the facts. >> here's specifically what carly said about seniority. the federal government is a seniority system which means they don't pay for performance. which know for example, that a man can sit in a federal government job and watch pornography all day long while

ryan sabrina, and david. speech, when you metriculated. >> i actually wrote down the name of clinton education secretary, richard reilly, from south carolina. i don't remember a single word that he said. >> was that his fault or yours? >> my fault. i think he takes some of it. >> sabrina, your experience? >> i'll preface this by saying that leading up to our commencement, because i'll say i'm grateful there was john mccain barack obama, julia louis-dreyfus. there was a lot of hyper around my commencement, because it was the 150th for the school. we end up with chicago mayor richard daley, at the time, chicago mayor, and it's because one of the northwestern board of trustees members was chairing the chicago olympics committee and a friend of the mayor's. so it was clearly very political. and in the end we didn't even get the olympics anyway. and the only headline that came out of the speech was daley tells students to make the world a better place. >> have you been doing that? >> i don't know, am i? >> yes, sh

watch sabrina's stellar hustle. sadly, to no avail. no one here got anything out of rubio.lly, griffin, role that tape back. you didn't see these two, staking out the rubio scrum from the very beginning. what is your goal yet the what do you want out of this? how much time do you think he will get? >> 30 seconds, maybe. >> looks like it's going to happen now because he's done. watch this -- rubio is in a hurry to exit, but listen to their tenacity. whoa, right there. take that home, frame it. that's going to be a beautiful souvenir. >> i could tell in his eyes, he really wanted to. >> those two identical young voters prove you do not even did -- need press credentials to get the most access to the candidates. we can all learn from that kind of persistence. >> we nailed it. we nailed it. mark: matt and griffin, stay safe out there in the very dangerous scrum zone. breaking news about a former speaker of the house who has been indicted right after this. ♪ mark: latebreaking indictment news on the wire, this time not about fifa. the justice department has charged dennis haster

pero en el caso de sabrina gordon las autoridades creen que despues de que subio a una altura de 28 pies bell el padre de la victima, sucedi algo inesperado cg: lyle bell/padre de la victima algunos testigos dijeron que se haa rbaladootros quhabía dado unalto parcl, que había ído en el colchón y rebotado hasta el concreto dijo que no comprendia como permitian a cualquier peonsaltar como lo hacen los dobles en escenas peligrosas.. y sin redes o barreras. y esta madre de 4 hijos y una hijaien otras dudas entrenaron a estos empleados para est segus que nadie siba a lastimar preguntaron desde la entrada si estaba todo seguro parados para algo asi la muerte de gordon dejo a su esposo en estado de shock,, haciendo un esfuerzo por controlar el llanto cliff gordon dijo. cliff gordon/esposo de la victima era una maravillosa esposa, amiga persona y no se merecia esto. gordon fue transportada al hospital donde murio poco despues de la media noche. cesar --la guaraosteraanuncio hoque varias ayas al sur del estado permaneceran cerradas. take vo esto debido a que todavihay riduos de alquitran que podr

when authorities arrived at los gatos high school they found brian nab and sabrina fernandez hiding onhe two might be involved in a number of other burglaries in santa clara county. >>> years of cuts appear to be over at least for the time being. today city leaders announced $47 million for the department. it will help pay for first responders and also buy new fire vehicles and ambulances investing in technology and upgrading facilities. in the last few years the firefighters union has been critical of the department because of an ambulance shortage and understaffing problems. >> i think that they've got to be pleased with it. it has been difficult, and we've had to cut our operating budget for the last few years and this is the time that we're getting funding we need in terms of enhancement. >> the firefighters union says the additional funding is great news and necessary to cover the quickly expanding city. >>> a new program at an oakland high school will allow students to earn an associate's degree before they graduate high school. school officials announcing the program that will a

sabrina was on the second level at 28 feet.te and fell downward instead of outward, partially landing on the edge of the cushion, before striking her head on the ground. >> my wife was one of the best people i've ever known. >> reporter: her husband was not there when she fell but he told us days before he and his wife saw the ride and agreed it was too dangerous. >> to see they had no safety nets, or any kind of safety precautions at all. >> reporter: sabrina's father says she was afraid of heights and her friends egged her on to jump which may be why she may have hesitated before falling. aspen decker the owner of free drop usa released a statement saying he's proud of his company's safety record citing more than 50,000 successful jumps nationwide. >> all i know my kids won't be going on it. >> reporter: her dad doesn't think anyone should go on it either. >> this was stupid. this was for professional stunt people not pay 15 bucks and jump. >> that dad is right there. that ride is closed while the san ber dino sheriff investi

. >> sabrina works on folsom street. l are several cameras and offered to help. >> it's something the neighborhood can do to bring it to justice. >> with this attention, he will be found and max can rest. >> before being euthanized his owner was able to say goodbye to max. >> the bills have been paid thanks to those who donated money. there is a $10,000 reward for anyone with information. >> a young woman in hawaii is hoping posts like these will help a family find a woman who hit her grandmother on mother's day. unprovoked and put the grandmother in a coma and near death. >> there are ht of questions which the family needs answered. where did this happen? who did it? why? now, i spoke today with a woman's granddaughter via skype. >> the only thing we can do is let her live comfortably. >> doctors tell the family the 77-year-old is near death. her grandmother was shopping for groceries. this video shows her walking on the street before the attack. it's not clear where it happened. but police believe it was near between 1

. >> sabrina works on folsom street. l are several cameras and offered to help. >> it's something the neighborhood can do to bring it to justice. >> with this attention, he will be found and max can rest. >> before being euthanized his owner was able to say goodbye to max. >> the bills have been paid thanks to those who donated money. there is a $10,000 reward for anyone with information. >> a young woman in hawaii is hoping posts like these will help a family find a woman who hit her grandmother on mother's day. unprovoked and put the grandmother in a coma and near death. >> there are ht of questions which the family needs answered. where did this happen? who did it? why? now, i spoke today with a woman's granddaughter via skype. >> the only thing we can do is let her live comfortably. >> doctors tell the family the 77-year-old is near death. her grandmother was shopping for groceries. this video shows her walking on the street before the attack. it's not clear where it happened. but police believe it was near between 1

. >> sabrina shresta reports. >> accidents get lined up to get looked at by a team of doctors. this woman and her daughters have been suffering from stomach cramps. >> the water is thick and smelly but we have to drink it. >> reporter: many patients have diarrhea and have been vomiting. some in the queue cease seem to be dazed. besides diarrhea, this two-year-old has skin infection. behind him another two year old stairs on. >> he has bad diarrhea. our house is too dangerous to go back to. >> army doctors from bangladesh have come to help out the army. >> one week or more the support will be continued. the long term to prevent the outbreak of epidemic and other diseases long term planning has to be done by their government. >> reporter: the collapse of the existing health care system is what concerns sisters in the field. the army has been coordinate being all the international medical teams that have come to help. >> the hospitals that are there have been totally disrupted. now the foreign medical teams that are here in nepal i think they will start moving out within a week or

sabrina, how frightened were you? >> translation: when the quake happened we were studying it was frightening. the teacher let us out. we had to stand in the rain. >> reporter: now they are in kathmandu. they can't go home, because the road is destroyed and parents are missing. they are being looked after in the capital by this woman. she set up a shelter for girls over 20 years ago as a refuge for victims of human trafficking. she is taking in survivors of the quake and asked the government to bring girls that need a safe place to say to her. >> she is sleeping with them. the others are sleeping. at night if there's any big attacks, or the tremor you have to go out. i show them how to go out and i made a little drill for them >>> the group of 12 survivors are close and spend most of their time together. the shelter introduced lessons to give the girls structure, it's not all maths and science. they are tackling the arts. it is difficult for them they have been quiet since they arrived and don't have the heart to join

the morning without incident just a few arms down from sabrina papillose. >>: i'm so happy he was caught but even dolly doesn't as say that there is more out there like this so i have to keep my eye out for my kids >>: it's a school right over there as kindergarten through eighth grade in high school right behind me the san leandro high yes i'll be wasn't that what was not why he was >> reporter: in san leandro phillipe djegal kron 4 news >> pam moore: you confine more on the story on our kron4.com including interview with the part you're a victim of birth about the attack >> pam moore: a prominent local politician consultant is behind bars and night after being arrested for several charges including possession of child pornography san francisco police say and regain pierce was arrested after being served a search warrant near mcalester and leavenworth st. pierce has been charged with a slew of charges including distributing child pornography and possession of more than 600 images of child porn the 41 euro serve as a political consultant of pratt san francisco mayor ed league supervisor

she is filing the lawsuit to set the record straight and hold the magazine and writer sabrina ruben ertley accountable. the journalism school said rolling stone failed at nearly every step of editing and reporting that story. >>> no criminal charges will be filed against the white police officer who killed a biracial man. officer matthew kenny shot the 19-year-old in the bottom of a stairwell in march. the officer was responding to calls tony robinson had attacked two people and was running in traffic. the dea announced the officer used lawful force. that incident sparked protests with incidents demanding kenny be charged with local side. >>> a haunting reality tonight for residents -- homicide. >>> a haunting reality tonight for residents in van, texas, after a tornado wiped out 1/3 of their town. >> it's like you're standing at the tracks and the train is going by you and it's a foot away. >> she's still finding her belongings in other people's yards and with so much damage and property in the open there is growing concern about looters. this marine is standing by his mother's home ready