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he took a closer look at the stairs. and between two of the stair boards, there was a crack.bottom. so they used a tool and started removing the steps of the staircase. and sure and behold, they found a little pair of feet. >> those little bare feet belonging to the girl kept hidden in the box you see under the staircase. she was cold. she was wet. unclear how long she was there. her biological mother was found down there with her and said the parents and the grandfather have all been arrested and charged. they were later released with orders to stay away from this girl. police say thankfully she is in good health. but she told officers she hadn't eaten in a while. so they stopped to mcdonald's on the way to the station, a place she told them she fondly remembered. she is now reunited with her sister. >> someone really paying attention. >> they had been over the stairs over and over and something didn't seem right. >> we hope this little girl is okay. thank you so much for that. . >>er s-- sure. >> a winter storm is making its way across the country. let's go to our meteorolo

he took a closer look at the stairs and between two of the stair boards there was a crack, he used ay used a tool and started removing the steps of the staircase. and sure and behold they found a little pair of feet. >> imagine that, those little feet belonging to this girl. she was in there. you can see the squalor, cramped, cold, wet, underneath the basement staircase, unclear how long she had been there, the couple accused of taking her and the grandfather were all arrested and charged in this case. and they were ordered to stay away from the little girl. police say thankfully that the girl is in good health. and one thing gave her comfort after this harrowing ordeal, mcdonald's. she was on her way to the police station, she asked one of the detectives is that mcdonald's? she told them it was a place she remembered but hadn't been to in a long time. they made a stop. she has now been returned, reunited with her older sister and legal guardian. >> mcdonald's should be sending her free food for life after hearing that story. what intuition on the part of this officer who noticed som

interestingly enough, the police said they walked up and down the stairs.y obviously broke it apart and they took her out of there and they took her mother into custody. then they took her to a mcdonald's. she wanted mcdonald's. they took her to mcdonald's and gave her a happy meal. we're told she is doing okay. she's been reunited with her guardians. the people who have custody of her and her older sister. >> cruz story. >>> in the newest episode of plane passengers gone wild, an effort to put flyers on a no-fly list. it is already getting pushback. cut. liberty mu... line? cut. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. cut. liberty m... am i allowed to riff? what if i come out of the water? liberty biberty... cut. we'll dub it. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ [upbeat acoustic music throughout] [upbeat acoustic music throughout] [upbeat acoustic music throughout] who's on it with jardiance? we're 25 milli

he took a closer look at stairs and between two of the stair boards there's a crack. the bottom. they used a housing tool and started removing steps of the staircase. sure and behold they found a little pair of feet. >> it was that blanket. they looked through the crack in stairwell. they see the blanket. then they find the little feet. she's hidden here with her biological mother. it took police over an hour and a half to search the home and then this detective realizing that something was strange about the staircase and found her. they sort of ripped apart the staircase and got them out. then the police, they took her home. took her back to police station and on the way back, she saw mcdonald's and said i want something to eat and they bought her happy meal. >> thank goodness these officer, this police department didn't give up after the first visit or the second visit. that they kept going back. >> that's the story here. it's just never giving up. they knew -- they really strongly believed she was there and the fact the family was acting so suspicious. when they le

he took a closer look at the stairs and between two of the stair boards there was a crack. he believed was a blanket at the bottom. so they used a halogen toolt and they started removing the steps of the staircase and sure and behold they found a little pair of feet. >> just incredible. you look at that box that she was being held in. police say they had actually been to that house several times before but the grandfather who answered the door denied knowing anything. the parents and the grandfather were all arrested and charged in this case. then they were ordered to stay away from the little girl. amazingly she has been released. >> she was in the squad car with officers and she saw mcdonald's and she mentioned that she had been to mcdonald's before and they stopped to get her mcdonald's. >> the stories are so chilling and awful. to think of people being held. >> exactly. >>> still ahead, what the cdc says about getting the covid vaccine while pregnant. >>> and also pumping the brakes on high gas prices. when will drivers see relief at the pump? vitamins to help energize

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enough to yeah, so it's been like, you know, almost four years now of toddler at the top of the stairs and more than i can take you know that i would i have a question about your book in a second, but it's just an observation based on what you just been saying what what strikes me about what you've just said is here you are you're supposed to be? you know, you are a libertarian conservative. you're not a big fan of of the democratic party at least not ideologically. yet you're able to talk calmly about okay, i'm gonna vote this way because this and this way. and i i find that to be true with most of the people. i know here in miami florida my friends they're able to talk about this candidate a candidate be, you know, party a party b without it it immediately becoming anger and you're wrong and you can't say that. and yet at the the top of the media political heap the trying you know, the the washington new york corridor the media elite. i the election i first remember vividly was the 1960 election richard nixon and john kennedy and that was just huge in this country. i don't you you yo

he took a look at the stairs and between two of the stair boards there was a crack.used a flashlight, looked in there and he saw what he believed was a light at the bottom. so they used a control and they started removing the steps of the staircase and sure and behold they found a pair of feet. >> police have arrested the child's custodial parents as well as another relative. the girl is now with her legal guardian. >>> authorities in california arrested 500 people in a statewide crackdown on human trafficking. that includes suspected traffickers and sex buyers. police say they rescued more than 70 adult victims and eight child victims during the week long operation. the los angeles county sheriff had this message. have a listen. >> we stand with each victim of this heinous crime. you are the focus of this endeavor. we are here for you and here to help you reclaim your freedom and the depravity to help you rebuild your lives. to the traffickers, l.a. county sheriff's department and our partners will not tolerate the enslavement and trafficking of others in any form.

he said he took a closer look at the stairs. between the stair boards, there is a crack.saw what he believed was a blanket at the bottom. so they used a tool to remove the steps of the staircase, and lo and behold, they found a pair of feet. >> thank goodness for that quick-thinking officer. the couple accused of taking the child and the grandfather have been arrested and charged and have been ordered to stay away from her. one neighbor said she never suspected anything unusual from that house. >> oh, my god. it was her birthday. >> i cannot believe this. you would not know at all, as normal as normal can be except for the fact that, as i said, they have playground equipment out there and no children. i've never seen the little girl outside, ever. i'm retired, i'm here all the time. >> it reminds you you never know what's happening in the house next door. paisley is said to be in good health and has been reunited with her legal guardian, an older sister, and has gotten some mcdonald's meals she apparently loved as well. >>> new this morning, the orange county sheriff's of

he's following her up the stairs. you see them entering.tairs according to the criminal complaint while maintaining a distance of about a flight. so he was carefully following behind her and ran up when she reached her door and pushed his way in. now police called 9-1-1 when they heard -- sorry, neighbors called 9-1-1, when police arrived, they couldn't get in. heard her screaming and also heard a man's voice saying calm down, i have a gun. and then they heard the suspect imitating a woman's voice saying we don't need police. it took them an hour and a half to get inside the participant, he apartment. finally got help with the emergency services unit when they found lee naked from the waist up in bathroom having been stabbed more than 40 times. this is important because this is coming at a time happening in chinatown. the victim was asian. the manhattan district attorney's office will be investigating whether race was a factor in this crime but of course raised a lot of concerns in that community because there's been a rise in crime against

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authorities handing out foot, which was passed back, hand-to-hand, down the stairs. the very young and very old. the majority women and children. yesterday, there weren't enough trains. this is absolute chaos. >> is no scheduled train. maybe tonight, maybe tomorrow morning, maybe in two days. >> reporter: today, the trains did arrive, but very few men from any country allowed on. we've been watching this group of south asians and africans try to get on this train. they keep getting pushed back. told only women and children, told to wait their turn, but this boy on the road to the border. he takes a breath, because what he's about to say was so hard. >> reporter: back on that train platform, the doors close. that little girl still crying. her mother crying, too. i was told they're leaving the girl's father behind. that hand on the window, those tears, the language of exile. that one image alone, matt, driving this whole story home. matt gutman with us tonight. and matt, the moment with thegi is trying to amp up their efforts. back here at home, so many viewers have be

. >> in line over here, up the stairs, up the stairs. >> reporter: it's no surprise to vest that a museumg place, even with social distancing. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> it's shown that it's a community project, and it's for the community, and for these women, many of whom lived in this community. and the fact that it was going to bring me joy, it has absolutely brought so many other people joy. i feel like the house is asking to be seen, like black women are asking to be seen. and this is a space that is going to allow that. >> sreenivasan: when bill pinkney sailed solo around the world via the capes almost 30 years ago, he became the first african american to do so. one goal, he said, was to inspire and educate children. last year, he was honored for those efforts, and more, with a lifetime achievement award from the national sailing hall of fame. special correspondent mike cerre has the story. >> reporter: newport, rhode island's, world class sailing, stately seaside mansions, prestigious yacht clubs, and bill pinkney's historic induction into its national sailing hall of fame. a world away from where h

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socrates, new york say they discovered the girl thins home hidden beneath the stairs with one of her captors, the girl's own captor. >> the bloodstains were wet and heavy to lift up. they'd been there a while. >> reporter: police suspected she had been kidnapped by her parents. the chief also said they lost custody just before paisley's disappearance. police say the investigation repeatedly brought officers to this very home, adding that authorities were welcomed inside to look over limited areas at times before a fresh tip yesterday led to a search warrant and a detective seeing what looked like a blanket under the floorboards of the stairs. >> it was a feeling that he had. it was just the way the steps felt when he walked on them. it was something. and what he saw, it didn't seem right to him. >> reporter: police say paisley's mom, dad and grandfather have been charged in connection with her abduction. some neighbors reacting to the news. >> my granddaughter has been in the house several times for parties and stuff. and i just -- i'm just shocked because they always seemed friendly

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and between two of the stair boards, there was a crack.as a blanket at the bottom. so, they use the a tool and they started removing the steps of the staircase, and sure and behold, they found a little pair of feet. >> wow. that's good police work. and the police believe that the mom and the girl had been staying at the home since they disappeared in 2019. they believe the staircase appeared to have been built for the purpose of hiding them both -- paisley's mother, father, and grandfather were arrested, all three, before a judge today. i want to turn now to miguel marquez who was in new york for us tonight. miguel, what a story? i mean, first when people saw this headline, they probably thought, oh, my god, what are we talking about right now? but where is this little girl right now? has she been released to a heel guardian? who is caring for this little girl? >> she is with her legal guardian. this is the person who was given custody of her two years ago. she never showed up there, so she is with her legal guardian now, and her older sis

walking down the stairs, to the basement. >> and as he is going down the stairs, you can hear him get, there's a rustling sound that the prosecution says is byron unfolding a tarp, that he uses to move nick's body. you can, then, hear byron reload his gun. haile, coming into the house, looking for her cousin. >> so, she comes in, and goes right to the basement. starts walking down. and that's when he shoots her. >> here, on the recording, is what the prosecution says is a pivotal moment. in his interview with investigators, byron had said he felt threatened by haile. and that she had been laughing at him, when he fired. >> she laughed at me. >> but on that audio recording of the shooting, which again, we have edited, the prosecution says haile clearly sounds terrified. >> oh, my god. >> she's screaming, in a high pitch. saying, oh, my god, oh, my god. >> and after he is done shooting, this is what byron says. >> bitch. >> those, in court, saw byron smith wipe away tears as the audio played. there was stunned silence saved for the quiet sobs from nick and haile's families. >> can you e

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grayver is a marathon runner, but couldn't even make it up a flight of stairs. >> i decided to no longer play my own doctor, and actually seek medical help. >> reporter: grayver had long-haul covid. she was diagnosed with myocarditis, or heart inflammation. her heart was failing to pump normally. that must have been extremely scary, to hear that your heart function had declined as a result of covid. >> it was very scary. because we know the risk with the myocarditis, of sudden cardiac death, my first night was the scary one. all i kept on thinking to myself was, "please, please let me just wake up in the morning." >> reporter: a large study from washington university found in the year after getting covid, patients were at increased risk for developing 20 cardiac problems, including stroke, heart attack, myocarditis, and irregular heart rhythms. even younger, healthier people were at risk, as were those who were not hospitalized for covid. do you worry that we're going to be seeing more and more cardiac problems down the road for millions of americans that have been exposed and infected?

a stairs rise about a possible invasion of ukraine by russia. gas reserves in the country are down to near 35 percent. that's below the critical level that the government, the government says, is necessary to withstand potential extreme cold, not compare that to 2020. when analysts say stocks never dipped below 71 percent. meanwhile, japan is trying to help by sending some liquefied natural gas to europe after both the us and the you request additional supplies. the lithuanian foreign minister of gabriella, lance burgess, speaking there. as who as earlier did relations are frosty, between lithuania and china, all because the baltic country and taiwan are forging closer economic ties. taiwan as a self rolled island which nevertheless, beijing claims as its own. now china, as i boycotting lithuanian goods, a blow for businesses. this lithuanian liquor isn't allowed in china. $60000.00 bottles were headed there, but within, diverted to taiwan. that district is very popular. in lithuania, it's inexpensive them and we're proud of it because it's made here is there, but it was 3 and i'm a k

please keep calm and go down the stairs. how can i not panic? let us in. my kid has a disability.downstairs with our bags, she tells us. we traveled three days. i'm nervous. another woman traveling with a toddler tells us. this mother pushing a stroller says everything in just a single glance. under the platform it's a free for all. sometimes gets tense. people push their way to the front but police allow only women and children. men are told not to bother. this woman is offered a place on the train with her baby but not her husband. she won't go without him. no, i can't, she says. he has everything. he has friends there. how will he get there? not by train. at the top of the stairs police usher women and children through the crowd tossing suitcases and pulling children up by their coat. it's all a bit overwhelming for kids and for mothers. they are packing as many people as they possibly can onto these trains but there are still many people, including women and children who likely will not make it. this nigerian woman who came from kyiv two days ago is one of them. >> i'm overwhe

the permit proposes and the distinct second there were roof deck in stairs and the roof deck and stairs will be setback three feet from property line and the roof deck itself and on top of the first floor. on the third floor, the permit proposes creating a new roof deck 13 feet wide by nine feet long. like the second floor deck, the new 126 square foot roof deck on the third floor will sit on top of these second there were. seeing the proposal and it's within the buildable area is a lot and the new stairs are less than 10 feet and property line and no neighborhood notification is required. the new reconfigure second floor and the new third floor roof decks are considered roof decks and roof decks are in the buildable areas and neighborhood notifications. as such this permit was approved over the counter by a planning staff on december 2nd, 2021. the appellants are concerned about privacy and impact of the new decks. the planning department does not believe that the design of the proposed decks are incover sit ant with other decks that are routinely reviewed and approved by the city. the

detectives found the girl after noticing something was off with the stairs.he mother and father were charged with family custodial interference and endangering the welfare of a child. thank god that little girl is safe. >> carley: ceo of manhattan based company is calling out after criminal is charged with stabbing a woman 40 times in chinatown. hate against the asian community spikes 343% in 2021. joining me now, ceo and co-founder at catalyst edward which yo chu. the governor and mayor eric adams released statements saying they stand with the asian community. you say the mesdzages aren't good enough. what is your message this morning? >> thank you for having me, new york city is supposed to being the most welcoming, diverse and best city in the world and two women have been senselessly murdered while walking up their stairs and waiting for a subway, this is terrifying. mayor adams says new yorkers feel as if a sea of violence is engulfing our city and no one wants to live in a city where that term is used and that is actually happening. i'm agreeing to spea

reason you don't see a lot of people is because everyone is down underneath trying to get up the stairs. police are actually only letting people up one by one, and they are prioritizing women and children to make sure that they get on that train first. some people have been left stranded here. i spoke to one woman last night who said that she didn't know where she was going to go. she wasn't able to get on a train. she wasn't able to get a bus. she wasn't able to get a taxi either. apologies, brianna, we are being asked to move over here. but the bottom line is even if you manage to get on one of these trains, people are certainly desperate to do that, you are going to be facing extremely tight conditions. we saw one of those trains, i think we have video of it, headed toward poland when we were headed into ukraine on an empty train. people were shoulder to shoulder, standing in the aisle, standing in the ends near the doors, any bit of free space they would find, they were in there. it was mostly women, mostly children. they were there for hours for their passport control. as a result,

a detective who was in the house walking up and down the stairs of this house several times walking upd then he looked in the crack of the staircase and he saw a blanket. there you see the blanket n. there he then says he saw the feet, these little feet from the girl, paislee shultis, and then when they broke open through the staircase they found her and her mother hiding there which begs the question, first, why were they hiding there? what was going on? the police chief also talks about how the police were walking up and down the stairs and everyone underneath that staircase, the mother and the child, stayed quiet the entire time. so they're wondering what was going on there. the mother, kimberly cooper, the father kirk shultis and a grand father arrested and charged. they will be in court later today. the girl, as to the 6-year-old, who was 4 years old at the time she was kidnapped, she's okay. she was reunited with her guardians and older sister. in sort of a heartwarming kind of moment as they were taking her back to the police station, little paislee shultis, they drove by a mcdo

if inflation stairs where it is now, i do not see for people basis point increase.pike we would have to proceed more aggressively. lisa: are you concerned about a hard landing being dismissed as unlikely and the confidence they can engineer this? pres. harker: is always a risk. we actually can do this if we really listen to the data and act appropriately. my first step in acting appropriately is stop the balance sheet purchases and let's start raising rates by 25 basis points. michael: you adopted a new framework which made you stay dependent in terms of interest rates. is that out the window? are we back to forecast dependents its policy works with a lag. in this case, if you look at our dual mandate, we are there. this is one of my pet peeves. we will probably have a bad jobs report through the end of this week. just because of omicron. simply because of omicron. that said, and the media will say the economy only created x number of jobs. now the economy is great millions of jobs, we cannot fill them. it is supply constraint. respect to employment and inflation we

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