angie sandoval concluye el relato.egreso en mali, segÚn ella esperando Órdenes. cortÉz: la embajada de espaÑa nos habÍa dado un pasaporte para tenerlo listo cuando liberaran a la hermana. sandoval: sin embargo, rastrear a los terroristas resultÓ mÁs difÍcil de lo anticipado. narvaez: era como en un hueco que ellos excavaron. me tenÍan por allÁ metida. sandoval: ¿usted estaba dentro de un hueco? narvÁez: sÍ, como ellos siempre... uno se metÍa siempre en lugares asÍ, donde nadie casi lo podÍa encontrar. pero llegÁbamos a lo mÁs Árido del desierto del sahara a escondernos. sandoval: segÚn narvÁez, la frecuente presencia de misteriosos drones volando sobre sus cabezas les hacÍa pensar a los secuestradores que un operativo de rescate podrÍa ser inminente. el 9 de octubre de 2020, la rehÉn suiza beatrice stockley, decidiÓ aprovechar la situaciÓn. narvÁez: ella discutÍan y alzaba los brazos como para que nos vieran, los drones o para que se dieran cuenta de que ahÍ habÍan personas. entonces el hombre, el jefe se puso furioso.

sandoval: ¿te hacÍa caso? luis: ella me hacÍa caso. sandoval: aunque no en todo.s: eramos amigos. sandoval: ¿a ti, Él te caÍa bien? luis: no, no me cayÓ bien, porque Él hablaba como si estuviera enojado. sandoval: y colon no era el Único. luis: mi papÁ lo vio a Él con ella en el carro ese, llegando, y Él le dijo a mi mamÁ "mira, yo no quiero a ese hombre con evelyn, porque ese hombre se ve que es malo". sandoval: los padres de evelyn desaprobaban tanto la relaciÓn de su hija con luis sierra, que se mudaron a esta casa para que dejaran de ser vecinos. sin embargo, en 1976 la pareja continuÓ saliendo y ella quedÓ en estado. desde ese momento ya nadie los separarÍa. evelyn dejÓ la escuela y se fue a vivir con sierra. segÚn su hermana leida, decisiones de las que pronto se arrepentirÍa. leida: Él era muy celoso. cuando se iba a trabajar no querÍa que ella saliera de la casa sola. entonces la encerraba en la casa. sandoval: aunque un dÍa algo aÚn peor preocupÓ a sus padres. luis: ella le habÍa dicho a mi mamÁ que, si algo le pasaba a ella, que lo buscara a Él. entonces

sandoval, fue secuestrado.do. ¿cÓmo la recuperaron a ella? es increÍble. nieto: que iba solita al oscurecer, descalza. traÍa sus plantas de sus pies con ampollas. toda sucia. escobosa: la pequeÑa fue abandonada a su suerte. nieto: y es donde venÍa la niÑa en medio de la carretera. escobosa: una familia que pasaba por ahÍ la llevÓ a la estaciÓn de policÍa y subiÓ su foto a las redes. ¿quÉ hizo la niÑa cuando los vio por primera vez? niero: ella volteÓ hacia afuera y pegÓ el grito y peguÉ el grito yo con ella. y ella llorÓ. luego estirÓ sus brazos. escobosa: ¿recuerda ella algo? nieto: sÍ, muchas cosas. que iba en el carro, que la dejaron ahÍ. su mamÁ gritaba. escobosa: doÑa karina ha tenido que asumir una nueva responsabilidad al tiempo que ella misma requiere de atenciÓn psicolÓgica. nieto: y a veces ella misma se confunde y dice "es que mi papÁ estÁ dormido". escobosa: en tanto, joseph garcÍa nos comparte esto. carel: me hace falta ese pedacito en mÍ que es ella. entonces, por mi madre yo darÍa todo. ella me d

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polo sandoval has been on the story and joins us now.die and the suspect? >> reporter: it is a badly needed positive news for the family. the celebrated author is on a slow but steady path to recover. his sons saying though the life changing injuries are severe the usual feisty sense of humor is intact and certainly something that so many in the community and the writer community wanted to hear that the condition continues to improve. family members thanking the audience members present at the event on friday that sprang into action to fight off the attacker but to rush to his aid and hearing from the man who was sharing the stage that day. he spoke to our colleague brian selz ter talking about the event. what was supposed to happen is a conversation about the need for support and sanctuary to persecuted writers like rushdie and the man attacked before the 75-year-old could share a word. >> i think that's the gist of the meaning of that event. here we were about to talk about a movement, "city of asylum" that rushdie initiated. the threa

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cnn's polo sandoval has the latest.l has been so emotional for the parents of jesse lewis, a 6-year-old little boy who was killed at sandy hook. >> reporter: ten years ago, fred. the $45 million punitive judgment is added to the $4 million the jury awarded as part of the compensatory phase of this civil trial. this defamation case that we have watched unfold. if you've been following it like i have, it really -- there's some very emotional moments that came out of court, including when the family of jesse lewis testified and even faced alex jones, this right wing conspiracy theorist who peddled lies about the sandy hook shooting. i want to take you back to earlier this week when scarlett lewis, jesse's mother, faced jones and told him not just about her family and the families of so many other sandy hook victims have been tormented because of his lies, but the way she described it, that her 6-year-old son's memory was basically tarnished by the lies that he peddled. >> my son existed, jesse was real. i am a real mom. th

cnn's polo sandoval spoke with one migrant family who traveled across ten countries just to be here.hey say they are ready for work. >> reporter: to get nearly an idea of what many of the people stepping off these border busses in new york city have experienced, just look at the images they're willing to share. this video taken by valles and his partner gonzalez earlier this summer. the young venezuelan couple kept a video diary during their two-month ten-country journey from lima, peru to new york city. they carried only a few belongings on their backs and occasionally their 6 and 9-year-old as they trekked through the infamous darian gap linking central and south america. it's a path where for many ends in tragedy but not this family. during the rest of their journey north they swaddled their dog max, still a puppy at times like a baby to sneak him on to buses and hotels, fearing they would be separated. but the actual blood, sweat and tears were all worth it for this moment, as they recount, the day they waded across the rio grande, and on to u.s. soil for the first time, official

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paolo sandoval, cnn, new york. >>> from sweltering heat to flooding and thunderstorms, tens of millionsthreats this week. details from cnn whether sender, just ahead. cleaean is good, sanitized is better. >> closed captioning is brought to you by page publishing, we'll review your manuscript for free. >>> authorities say roads into and out of california's death valley national park are critically damaged, and the park remains closed. that's after a storm on friday caused extreme flooding, stranding hundreds of people. the national park service says dozens of cars were buried under debris at a local resort. it's a similar story in parts of colorado, authorities in denver say more than a dozen people had to be rescued from their vehicles due to heavy rain and flash flooding on sunday. several roads had to be closed, and drivers were warned to stay off the streets. cnn meteorologist joins me now, and pedro, it is a real concern that these extreme weather conditions are becoming the new normal. >> it's incredible seeing that death valley event, the amount of rainfall they saw, one and half

. >> cnn's polo sandoval joins me now. saying they're waiting for years for this. tell us what you're hearing. >> well over two years that they have been waiting for this for these federal charges to be filed against these officers involving -- that were involved in that march 2020 raid. now the justice department now alleging two of officers falsified an affidavit that was used to obtain a search warrant at taylor's home. merrick garland unsealed the indictments, alleged joshua jaynes and detective kelly goodlett intentionally included information in their paper work falsely claiming the target of their drug investigation received packages at taylor's address, attempting to justify that raid. and that is what the doj maintains basically set in motion the events that led to the death of 26-year-old breonna taylor, all four officers charged with civil rights offenses and in addition to obstruction and also the unconstitutional use of force. prosecutors saying that as police entered the home that night, kenneth walker, who y

polo sandoval is following all of it for us. is terrifying what happened. >> in the hospital he was air lifted to, the one behind me in erie, pennsylvania. it's been over 24 hours no matter how many times you have seen the footage, it's disturbing the footage 40 miles east of where we are, where the lecture was taking place. the video picks up when the author takes a seat, getting ready to participate in a speaking event when an individual that rushes the stage repeatedly stabbing salman rushdie, the literary agent representing him telling "the new york times" yesterday he is currently on a ventilator. he suffered damage not just to some of his nerves but also to his liver and possibly may lose his eye. we have repeatedly attempted to not just contact the agent but also a hospital spokesperson here in erie, pennsylvania and they are declined to offer an update right now on rushdie's condition. that's the big question. but the other question is the motive. so many people here and around the world trying to get to the bottom of wh

cnn's polo sandoval is following this for us in new york.earing from those arriving in texas? >> reporter: the reasons for their trip here to the united states, they're all very similar. you'll hear from one young father in just a few moments, fred. it's important to remind viewers what the city is trying to do. two main challenges it's trying to overcome. the first one being, trying to expand the capacity of the city's shelter system. authorities here in new york city saying that over 7,300, by now closer to 8,000 families, have actually arrived here since april. these are asylum seekers turning to the city of new york. they're confident the number is even higher than that since there are other families that come here by their own means. and not necessarily taking up the offer from governors in texas and arizona for a free ride to the northeast which as we continue to hear from critics is basically this political theater that's been unfolding now since april. now, in terms of what you'll hear from the parents, this is a young venezuelan fat

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cnn palo sandoval is outside the hospital where rushdie is being treated. >> reporter: not long afterh of relief with the positive developments over the weekend and taken off a ventilator and he's able to breathe on his own and been able to speak and he is now on a path to recovery, albeit a very long and difficult one over the weekend. his son releasing a statement saying that his father's severe injuries are life changing. we do know during the 75-year-old writer suffered injuries to his face, neck, chest, stomach as well. this will be a long recovery process but still, his son saying his father remains with that defiant sense of humor is still in tack. that's a positive development. the new york state police will be tasked with investigating and confirming whether or not that decade's old death decree by iranian officials is related to the attack on friday. officials all the way up to the white house have been dcondemnig this while we heard from iranian officials recently with a response suggesting the attack, the author basically brought it on himself. >> translator: regarding the

cnn's polo sandoval is outside the hospital where rushdie was taken in erie, pennsylvania.we know? >> reporter: yeah, officials yesterday, amara and boris, announced that celebrated author is recovering at this hospital in erie, pennsylvania. just about 40 miles away from where the attack happened yesterday morning. the entire global community, the white house, all condemning yesterday's attack and praying for rushdie's quick recovery. however, his agent telling "the new york times" yesterday the news on his client's condition is not good. not only, as you mentioned, that he faces the possibility of losing an eye, suffered extensive nerve and liver damage and this morning he is breathing with the help of a ventilator, according to what the agent told "the new york times." a motive certainly still a very big question here for investigators as they serve search warrants at a property associated with the suspect in new jersey. it is certainly not lost on the investigators that rushdie spent decades really with those looming death threats after the publication of the satanic ve

polo sandoval is joining us with more on this. >> details coming out of houston specifically from theabout the situation that played out early this morning. this all took place in the city's southwest side. the suspect -- the shooting, it happened at a long-term residential renting facility. the owner rents rooms to individual tenants. at this point in the investigation -- the shooting happened at 1:00 this morning. but they believe the suspect, a resident of that facility set fire to at least a portion of the building and waited outside with a shotgun, waited for other residents inside the building to run out and began shooting. he killed, according to investigators, three men, all residents at the facility. the shooter himself also lived there. you're about to hear directly from the police chief, the disturbing nature of what happened here as firefighters that were responding had to take cover. >> this suspect unfortunately, very sadly, very evilly, set fire to several residents, laid wait for those residents to come out and fired upon them. as hfd arrived first, as they prepared to

cnn's polo sandoval has the latest. let's start with the punitive damages, $42.5 million. under texas law? >> reporter: you're about to hear from a legal analyst that really breaks down why that may present the next set of challenges for the family of jesse lewis. before we get to that, a quick reminder for our viewers as to how we got to the amount as part of the civil trial this week. let's break down the number for our viewers. $49.3 million, this was the total awarded is a impicombinat of the compensatory damages which is basically what it is, compensation for injury claimed by a plaintiff, added to the punitive damages that we saw awarded yesterday, which is the punishment for a defendant, in this case conspiracy theorist alex jones, awarded to the family of jesse lewis, one of the sandy hook victims here. you are about to hear from legal analyst joey jackson. it may present a whole different set of challenges because of the law in the state of texas that caps the amounts that are awarded to victims. >> although the jury awarded that amount in punitive damages, there

cnn's polo sandoval joined us with more detail on this.r: fred, i reached out to texas governor greg abbott's office for a response to this claim by new york may eric adams that migrants are being forced, to use the mayor's word, onto these buses. this has become a war of words between the texas governor who is currently running for reelection, and the new york city mayor. many of the governor's critics have called his plan a political stunt, busses being sent to new york city with migrants who have volunteered to come to new york city. mayor eric adams has been highly critical of this, calling it not just cruel but also unimaginable and as you're about to hear, calling this effort by the texas governor uncoordinated. >> that's why it's really important that the governor of texas is coordinating. they're not letting us know what time the buses are leaving, they're not letting us know the needs of the people on the bus, they're not giving us any information. so we're unable to provide and service the people en route. we would like to get th

polo sandoval is following this story for us from new york.ey do, jim, and these migrants continue coming to new york. some of them are coming on their own, and there are many, many others that are taking up the offers that are being presented by the states of arizona and texas to come to the northeast, be it washington, d.c., or here in new york city where we are finding that for many of these families, the hardships, they're far from over when they get here. to get merely an idea of what many of the people stepping off these border buses in new york city have experienced, just look at the images they're willing to share. this video taken earlier this summer. the young venezuelan couple kept a video diary during their two-month, ten-country journey from lima, peru, to new york city. they carried only a few belongings on their backs and occasionally their 6 and 9-year-olds as they trekked through the infamous darian gap linking south and central america. it's a place where the northerly path for many migrants often ends intragedy, but not for

cnn's polo sandoval joins us now. so how likely is it, polo, that jones will pay this full amount? >> reporter: it certainly will not be easy, pamela. let's remind viewers of the purpose of these amounts that have been established by the jury. you do have that compensatory amount that you mentioned, just over $4 million, in addition to the punitive amounts. that is meant to punish this right-wing conspiracy theorist alex jones after he was found liable not just of defamation, but also causing that emotional distress for the family of jesse lewis, but now the question is, will he? his legal team has already cited a texas law that what it does is basically cap those punitive damages at about $750,000 per plaintiff. you add it all up, that is far below the nearly $50 million that was decided on by the jury in the last couple of days. one of our great legal minds here, eli honig, a former federal prosecutor, said one of the possible options of jesse's family is perhaps challenging this, argue that this cap is unconstitutional. an argument that may take them to the state supreme court,

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polo sandoval, thank you very much. president biden has reacted to the attack on salman rushdie, just released a statement out of the white house and the president writes in part, salman ruc rushdie, with his unmatched sense of story, stands for essential universal ideals, truth, courage, resilience, the ability to share ideas without fear. these are the building blocks of any free and open society, and today we reaffirm our commitment to those deeply american values, and all those that stand for freedom of expression. cnn's jumana joins me from georgia. calling for his death for decades, how is iran reacting to this attack. >> reporter: jim, we've not had official reaction yet from iran or any major muslim country, really, i think. when the news broke yesterday, i can tell you being here in this region, i think there was a lot of surprise. a lot of people feel that the issue of salman rushdie is something of the past, this is an issue that was in focus in the late '80s and the '90s. you have so many, especially the you

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. >> cnn's polo sandoval joins us now.ese numbers to get them and be able to report them. tell us the scale of this and also what would have happened otherwise, right, had these migrants not been bussed to new york and d.c. >> that's an important question, jim. just to be clear for viewers, it started weeks ago when i turned to the state of texas and asking how much they have been paying to bus migrants from the southern border to cities like washington, d.c. and most recently to new york since the govern or when he announced the plan in april, he said that it would take taxpayer money to do what he said was supposed to be the biden administration's job and in response the state gave us this number, just over $12 million. to be clear for viewers, this is from when this was announced, up until early august. for the last three weeks the buses have continued to come. so that $12.7 million is likely much higher by now. and so certainly leads to some important questions that governor abbott will hopefully answer. we reached out

cnn correspondent polo sandoval joins us.o be clear here, that $45 million is on top of the millions he was ordered to pay originally, right? >> that's correct. a reminder, it is compensatory damages meant to compensate for injuries sustained, but then the significant amount decided on yesterday by the jury, the punitive state meant to punish the defendant. in this case, alex jones taking the oath as part of the testimony he offered at the end of the civil trial here, it is an amount awarded to the parents of jesse lewis, one of the victims of the shooting at -- in connecticut. i think what is important here is what we heard from the parents of jesse lewis here, some emotional testimony including from his mother, scarlet lewis, who said the years of lies coming from alex jones not only they felt stained the legacy of their son, but also tore memented them for yea. this is how scarlett lewis responded or at least reacted to the decision handed down by a jury yesterday in texas. >> we can choose love and that we are all respons

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polo sandoval in erie, pennsylvania, where rushdie is receiving treatment e what's the status?family has described as life-changing injuries that celebrated author is slowly on that path to recovery. it was on friday when the 75-year-old author was taken to the stage to participate in a lecture, a q&a event that was supposed to touch on the topic of providing sanctuary to writers in exile and that is when police say a man identified as hadi matar rushed the stage. now new york state police are moving forward with this investigation trying to piece it together and trying to determine whether or not that decades old death decree issued by iranian officials in light of that writer's work could potentially have been involved or factor here. as we mentioned iranian officials continue to deny and placing the blame not only on the writer but his supporters as well as western officials continue to strongly condemn the attack calling it an attack on freedom of expression. john, back to you. >> polo sandoval in erie, keep us posted. >>> it has been one year since the fall of kabul and po

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cnn's polo sandoval is here with the brand new reporting. so what do you know? weeks to get to this point, to get an answer from state officials as far as how much this controversial border busing plan that governor abbott announced back in april is costing taxpayers, and now these documents showing these numbers here, just under $13 million and that is as of august 19th. now, the numbers are fairly conflicting in terms of how many migrants have actually been sent from the southern border to the northeast in the cities of washington and new york, but if you do the math, that's still calculating about $1,400 a person. i'm from a border region myself, even looked at flights and what it would cost me to fly from south texas to new york tomorrow. it's costing about $500. so it certainly raises some serious questions about the practicality, the cost effectiveness. greg abbott when he made this announcement that he planned to basically take the border to the door steps of lawmakers in washington and eric adams' doorstep in new york made it very clear that he knew this

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let's not close who generally, sandoval daniela's. ok to discuss this further. thanks for joining us on the program. it's good to see you and miss lazar. what's your assessment of this latest case? most go is accusing you claims forces using chemical weapons on the front lines. well, i think referring to the o. p. c, w was a very interesting step. but the, the problem with the o p c w is that it's, it's reputation is really been shot every tend to grievously mishandled. and the legend poison poison gas attack and syria in 2018 in a suburb of damascus, known as duma. and in that case, the, the o p c, w lent itself to a clear case of fraudulent manufacturer of evidence. so given that the, the, the offices reputation has been so severely compromised. i don't have much faith that little deal objectively with these latest allegations. nevertheless, russia says it will send the evidence to the p. c. w. perhaps what it will do is get the world's attention. do you expect any reaction for the international community? certain portions? yes, i think certain portions of the

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the details now from cnn's polo sandoval.eks to get to this point, to get an answer from state officials to as far how much this controversial border busing plan announced back in april is costing taxpayers. and now the dawkins showing these numbers here, just under $13 million here, and numbers are fairly conflicting in terms of how many buyers have been set from the southern border to the northeast, to the cities of washington and new york. but you do the, math is still calculating at about 1400 dollars a person. i'm from a border region myself, even have looked at flights and what it would cost me to fly from south texas to new york tomorrow, it costs about $500. so certainly raises some serious questions about the practicality, the effectiveness. greg abbott when he made this announcement that he planned to basically take the border to lawmakers in washington, and eric adams doorstep here in new york, made it very clear that he knew it was not going to come cheap. but the same time, will be interesting to find out, when w

. >>> cnn's polo sandoval is following all of this for us.full amount? it's a lot of money. >> reporter: jim, the reality for the family of jesse lewis is it will not be easy to secure that compensation. the jury ruled that alex jones is required to pay this family for the years of torment that was caused by the lies that he spread. and that's mainly because of a texas law that basically caps punitive damages at $750,000 a plaintiff. you do the math and that is far from the nearly $49 million that the jury said this week that jesse lewis's family deserves. so it'll be interesting to see what the next stage will be. alex jones' attorneys basically filed an objection to the jury's decision. and in terms of what may happen next for the plaintiff's family, we heard from one of our cnn legal analysts that explained what might be the next step and that could be to file a counter argument that that texas law that caps those limits that that is unconstitutional for victims such as themselves. we'll see if that plays out as the next battle for the fam

p p polo sandoval is live. what are you hearing about his condition this morning?family says he's pulling through it all which is receive lit re -- certai certainly relief for his loved ones. he suffered injuries to his stomach, chest, neck, his face. that's why his agent said he faces the possibility of losing one eye, which speaks to the nature of those life changing injuries that his son discussed yesterday but his son also saying that what he described as a feisty and defiant sense of humor is in tact. that's offering hope. nonetheless, we're hearing from the other man that was injured from the attack, the moderator henry reese, sharing the stage at the moment when he was attacked. he spoke to our colleague brian stelter over the weekend and discussing the irony of it all, the purpose of the event was the discuss of support and sanctuary for persecuted writers like rushdie and discussing what he hopes will be a positive outcome out of this horrible attack as you're about to see. reese even facing a recovery of his own. >> hopefully one of the positive things th

paula sandoval joins us now.have their asylum requests approved by the more liberal judges in washington, d.c. and new york. >> reporter: you do have this announcement that was made by texas governor greg abbott months ago to begin bussing these migrants. we have to remind viewers, they have crossed the border, have turned themselves in to federal officials and are free to travel throughout the united states as long as they adhere to the next court date. many of these families that i have spoken to, they usually have to save up to buy their own plane or bus ticket north. in this case, you do have the governor of texas who is roughing these free rides to manhattan and tomorrow will mark three weeks since we began to see that first bus pull into new york and washington, d.c. that was back in april. as for new york, whether it's political theater that critics argue is happening, or as the governors in texas and arizona are saying may provide some relief. the result is stretching the capacity of many of the -- much o

cnn's paolo sandoval is live in queens, new york, with more.o, yeah, what's the plan, and how is new york dealing with this influx? >> you know, amara, since we started covering this we heard from just regular new yorkers some of which believe the city is perhaps in the best position to be able to respond and welcome so many asylum seekers because of previously existing issues here. but, look, whether that's the case or not, they continue to come. those numbers continue to increase, and whether it's -- they come on their own, paying their own way to new york or some taking up the opportunity in the state of arizona or in texas for a free ride here to new york. and now we're finding that the biggest frustration for those who make it here is being stuck in an unemployment limbo. to get merely an idea of what many of the people stepping off these border buses in new york city have experienced just look at the images they're willing to share. this video taken earlier this summer. the young venezuelan couple kept a video diary during their two-month

cnn's polo sandoval has been following the story.thing about the suspect? >> reporter: as some of the conservative newspapers in iran are celebrating the attack, you when you hear from the family it seems the 75-year-old celebrated author is healing, recovering from his injuries here as authorities are saying that he did suffer some life-changing injuries, but nonetheless, does continue to recover here. the big question of a possible motive, that's what investigators right now are trying to piece together, trying to see if the decade-old fatwa, basically a death threat, could relate to the stabbing itself. that's something that police will have to determine. we're also hearing from the other man who was injured on friday, the moderator, henry reese. he spoke to our colleague, brian stelter, over the weekend, reflecting on the irony of it all, the conversation that was about to happen was about offering protections and support to writers living in exile and talking about what he hopes will be a positive outcome from this horrible atta