while holding their two sons born in captivity. now the man's parents are responding. we'll talk about that next. >>> welcome back. "save them from their nightmare." that's the plea from an american canadian family that has been held hostage for almost five years. kaitlin coleman, a citizen from pennsylvania, was pregnant when she and her husband joshua boyle were taken hostage by the taliban in 2012. now the taliban's media network released a new video showing for the first time not just the couple but their two little boys. their faces soiled with dirt. we will not here at cnn play the audio of this video as their appeals were made under duress but i can tell you that in it you hear coleman, who is covered by a veil begging both president obama and president-elect trump to help them. the video is the first time boyle's parents have seen their grandsons and today the grandparents released a statement and i want to read part of it for you. they say "it is an indescribable emotional sense one has watching a grandson making faces at

their captivity led to a global movement to bring them back. even president obama was there for their plea. "outfront" with this exclusive report. >> reporter: after almost two and a half years in boko haram captivity, at least it is time to go home. having covered the girl's abduction from the very beginning, i'm going make the long journey with them. >> you are going home. how are you feeling? somebody tell me. how -- what is the feeling in your heart right now? >> happy? >> for all the talk of excitement, some of these girls are also nervous. >> don't be nervous. don't be afraid. okay? you hold your faith. you hold on to your faith. okay? okay? the same faith that kept you all those months. >> with the girls on the move there are more smiles as they chat and giggle freely amongst themselves. once we land, the girls are welcoming by some of the chibok community leaders. the road too dangerous to travel after dark. the girls spend the night at a local hotel. outside a large security cordon is put in place. inside, with their journey delayed, t

finally after more than a year in captivity, cook saw signs their freedom might be coming. but the iranians refused to tip their hand on who would be freed. >> they said we're going to release some of the hostages. we're going to do interviews, and we're going to decide after the interviews who we're going to release and who we aren't going to release. >> cook and the other hostages didn't know it, but their ordeal figured prominently in the 1980 presidential election, which saw ronald reagan defeat jimmy carter. >> they had us all set to go the night before the inauguration. they told us, pack up. you're ready to go. we're going to leave tonight. and there's no way you can sleep when the night that you're being told you're going to be released. and so this evidently was a very conscious decision as a final slap to president carter to hold us until ronald reagan finished taking the oath of office. >> the constitution of the united states. >> so help you god. >> so help me god. >> just hours after president reagan's inaugural address and 444 days after their ordeal began, th

it is clean and spacious but captivity. on the move they must be caged for everyone but alex's safety. >> stick your fingers in. that's my girly. good job. >> reporter: on to the stage, he's in. >> people are coming. here, here, here. good boy. here, here, here. all right. good boy. i remember the first time i was in the cage with these guys without this netting in between. these guys seemed least ten times bigger than they really were and i was absolutely petrified. >> reporter: his parents owned a zoo, started to train the animals an then joined the circus. >> this is a human being controlling a 700 pound animal that could very easily kill you. >> exactly. but this is the secret. he doesn't realize he can kill me. >> he doesn't realize he could kill you right now. >> he doesn't because he's never been given the opportunity. he hasn't learned that. we don't declaw the cats or take their teeth out. >> do you think they enjoy it? >> if you are going to keep any animal in a captive environment you can't expect them to live in

as well as their two children who were born in captivity. kate lynn and her husband joshua are seen in the video making an appeal to president obama and president-elect trump to help secure their release. cnn pentagon correspondent barbara starr joins me with the details. what do we know about this? >> reporter: what heartbreaking video to look at. these two small children now involved in this. the couple taken hostage by the taliban back in 2012. what may be most interesting for u.s. intelligence officials is this is the most recent proof of life video of the family, because they do mention president-elect donald trump. they are appealing both to president obama and to mr. trump to do something to get them released from the taliban. there is language in this video where they talk about what the taliban want are some prisoners being held in afghanistan, some of their people, to be released. this is something we have heard before in relation to other hostage cases. the afghan government not releasing any of the people the taliban want so you

she was seven months pregnant at the time and since had another child in captivity. it's the first time the children have been seen. they made a plea to president obama. >> we ask quickly in our collective 14 year of prison urge the government on both sides to reach some agreement to allow us freedom, obama, your legacy in leaving office is probably important to you, and our lives and lives of our children are up to us. don't become the next jimny carter. >> reporter: parents in pennsylvania say they are just grateful to see that their daughter is still alive and to see their grandchildren for the first time there. >>> five people killed in a the boeing cargo plane went down moments after takeoff. watch this video captured on camera. was flying way too low to the ground and skimmed a fence there. the plane broke apart and burst in flames. one crew member survived the crash. >>> north carolina lawmakers are in special session today to consider repealing the so-called bathroom law requires transgender people to use restrooms corresponding to the birth certificate. afte

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two never before seen children, born in captivity. nbc's andrea mitchell has details. >> today is december 3rd, 2016. >> reporter: a propaganda video, newly released by the taliban. american hostage caitlin coleman and her canadian husband joshua boyle. captured while hiking in 2012. for the first time, now shown holding their two small sons, both born in captivity. >> my children have seen their mother defiled. >> reporter: caitlin reading from a paper, u.s. officials believe a script, from a taliban hide-out, u.s. intelligence believes in pakistan's tribal region, bordering afghanistan. appealing directly to president obama. >> please don't become the next jimmy carter. just give the offenders something so they and you can save face and we can leave the region permanently. >> reporter: and to the president-elect. >> we ask that you are merciful to their people and god willing, they will release us. >> reporter: the terrorists demand the release of taliban terrorists held in afghanistan, something president obama did to rescue sergea

she said she never say her captives because they wore masks. she said they were two hispanic women. >> she did her best that she could in providing the descriptions but was not able to provide a detailed description due to the suspect's covering their faces. at times her head was covered. >> investigators are working on releasing screches based on the information that -- sketches based on the information that sherri papini gave them. >>> two people were shot in tucson. >>> an 11 hour standoff in washington ended with a dramatic rescue of two children and a gunman suspected of shooting an officer. the officer was shot in a home responding to a domestic violence call. the gunman was barricaded and holding two children inside of a home. the suspect was using the children as human shields. investigators said a deputy killed the man as the officers went in to rescue the children. >> we wept and took -- went and took one of the kids, he took the other. the officer felt that he had a shot and took it. >> the children were not harmed. the officer is re

. >>> to nigeria, after more than two years in boko haram captivity, 21 school girls will bring ring in the year with their family. >> they were kidnapped back in 2014. cnn has the exclusive story of the girls' journey back home. >> reporter: after almost two-and-a-half years in boko haram captivity, at last it is time to go home. having covered the chibok girl's abduction from the very beginning, i'm going to make the long journey with them. >> you're going home. how are you feeling? somebody tell me, what is the feeling in your heart right now? you're happy? >> reporter: for all of the talk of excitement, some of these girls are also nervous. >> don't be nervous, don't be afraid. okay? you hold your faith. you hold on to your faith, okay. okay? the same faith that kept you all those months. >> reporter: with the girls on the move, there are more smiles as they chat and giggle freely amongst themselves. once we land, the girls are welcomed by some of the chibok community leaders as well as the governor. the road to chibok too dangerous to travel after dark, the girls spent the night

after almost 2 1/2 years in boko haram captivity, at last it's time to go home. having covered the chibok girls abduction from the very beginning, i'm going to make the long journey with them. you're going home. how are you feeling? somebody tell me, what is the feeling in your heart right now? >> happy. >> reporter: happy? for all the talk of excitement, some of these girls are also nervous. >> don't be nervous. don't be afraid, okay? behold your faith. you hold on to your faith, okay? okay? the same faith that kept you all those months. >> reporter: with the girls on the move, there are more smiles as they chant and giggle freely amongst themselves. once we land in yola the girls are welcomed by some of the chibok community leaders as well as the governor. the road to chibok too dangerous to travel after dark. the girls spend the night at a local hotel. outside a large security cordoned is put in place. inside with their journey delayed, they gather in one room to do what they were unable to do while in boko haram captivity. i learned they were singing local ch

while in captivity, their christianity was not tolerated by the boko haram terrorists. what have you been doing? >> we are grateful. we are grateful. they have done good for us. that's where we learn how to speaking english. >> reporter: you guys look so different since i saw you in october. how are you feeling now from that time to now? >> we are feeling beautiful because since we came, we -- >> reporter: you can tell me. you can tell me. because you are beautiful. the next morning, a military convoy escorts the girls to chibok a place that holds the promise of long awaited family reunions and memories of a fateful night. so the convoy has stopped in a town which is about an hour away from chibok. the movement through these parts of a well armed convoy is drawing attention from passers by. as we enter chibok locals wave excited excitedly, welcoming their girls home. the moment of reunion eventually arrives. the room almost vibrating with the sounds of unbridled joy. but for some waiting parents, heart break. these women have come looking for their daughters, who are st

speaking of intriguing, captivating and the share worthiness, here you are on time. doug: the older, and yet debonair chief meteorologist doug hill is here with the weather. maureen: i missed that part. doug: i know you did. rain moving in overnight and the morning but that is the worth of it. not the ice. rain. 36 in joint base andrews. the clouds will continue to increase. the rain will inch the way closer to the area with the approachable frontal system. this is developing as it gets closer. there are patches of snow in michigan but it will move to ontario, canada overnight. this looks bad but snow north of the chicago. most of it is light. pick up an inch or two in wisconsin. steady rain at times in the morning. if temperatures are above freezing. the rain will end according t noon. 7:00 the rain is widespread. when we move to sunday the weather pattern is more questionable. there is a split whether the winds are out of the northeast to drag in the low-level moisture or be more northerly and give us sunshine. if we wind up with cloudy skies on christmas day. sorr

while in captivity, their christianity was not tolerated by the boko haram terrorists. what have you been doing since you were in abuja? >> in abuja, we are grateful for them because they protect good, they have done good for us and when we were in abuja we are playing football. we have english scholars. we learn how to speak in english and write in english. >> reporter: but you guys look so different since i saw you in october. how are you feeling now from that time to now? >> we are feeling beautiful because since we came we -- >> reporter: you can tell me. because you are beautiful. the next morning, a military convoy escorts the girls to chibok, a place that holds the promise of long-awaited family reunions and memories of a fateful night. so the convoy has stopped in a town about an hour away from chibok. the movement through these parts, a well-armed convoy, is drawing attention from passersby. as we enter chibok town, locals wave excitedly, welcoming their girls home. the moment of reunion eventually arrives. the room almost vibrating with the sound of unbridled

both of their children were born in captivity. the taliban released this video of the family pleading to president obama to rescue them. >>> eight minutes after 5:00. and we're watching a few scattered snow showers in the area this morning. just some very light snow showers moving through the suburbs. they're already starting to thin out in berks county, and now it's portions of chester county seeing the showers. they're on the move by 8:00. starting to transition, atmosphere will be warming up. and snow to a wintery mix or rain drops. i think most areas are going to be staying dry. look how quickly it moves out. by 11:00 this morning, we're seeing more sunshine and we're warming up, too. just isolated light showers to start with this morning. 37 degrees at 8:00. by lunchtime, middle 40s. 46 in philadelphia. and we'll see plenty of sunshine this afternoon. for the suburbs, snowflakes first thing this morning. 33 degrees. by 8:00, noon time, showers are long gone. we've got bright sunshine this afternoon. the lehigh valley. clouds

investigators say sherri papini was held captive for three weeks. she was traumatized emotionally and physically --- with her captors even branding her. papini has told police that two women held her captive -- and they spoke spanish. her husband says she had disturbing injuries after she was found -- with many bruises..and her hair was authorities continue to search for the two suspects. dashcam video catches a team of connecticut officers' heroic actions. an officer on patrol came across a car that had hit a couple of trees...and saw the driver was pinned in the front seat. but then the car catches fire....and officers rushed to try and put out the flames. however -- due to the car's damage from the crash...there was only one way to the get the driver out. they had to pull him out the sergeant arnault baker: "in fact when we were pulling him out, and i was inside grabbing his belt line, i could look at his feet and i could see a red glow from underneath the fire wall. it was organized chaos where we all realized what was going on." after they pull

. >> was she kept in captivity with a rope around her neck, was she an escapee? >> she was kept in captivity, they believe, but what they don't know, the circumstances. they believe her mom probably was killed trying to protect her and she was probably a pet. >> i don't know why people feel they need to keep wild animals as pets. >> this is a bad situation for the orangutan that they determined is about three years old. they put her in a crate and are going to take her back to the international animal rescue, because they are going to take care of her, because it is their hope that once they treat her, they can at least release her into the wild. once they opened the cage to put her in isolation, she is fully awake and ready to go. >> this is really awesome they are able to do this, also heart breaking at the same time because of the circumstances that got her here in the first place. makes you really, really sad. >> feel good about the fact there are people out there like this organization that help. and hopefully undo that. >>> in the world of tech there's been

she said shelves held captive by two women captive by two women. she says captors kept her isolated, even branded her. investigators are still searching for the two women she described as her captors. >>> the presidential election recount in wisconsin begins today. this is the first candidate driven statewide recount of a presidential election in 16 years. the recount was requested by green party candidate jill stein. despite the effort almost no one expects recounts this year the hospital. earlier this month west launched an on stage rant supporting donald trump and cancelled his world tour. there were also reports of a fight at his personal trainer's studio. west has been at ucla medical center since november 22nd receiving treatment for "dehydration and exhaustion," we're told he's now home with his family. >>> santa ended up on the naughty list at classrooms in oregon. >> a sc the iconic christmas figure this. happened just outside of portland. administrators told teachers and staff not to include santa in their holiday decorations. some parent

made no difference for warmbier who are who today is 340th day in captivity. are enough to make you cry. so what is being done to bring otto warmbier home. joining us now home. ambassador, it's great to see you. >> great to be here. >> north korea seems to be behaving like north korea behaves. i'm not surprised by that i don't think anyone who follows it is i'm really surprised by the callousness of the state department, the distortion. the warmbiers have met with the state department on a number of times. and a bunch of occasions the state department said why did you let him go blaming the parents for the captivity of their son. is he an american. i don't even know what to say. dolls that surprise you that they behaved that way? >> unfortunately it's fairly typical. the function of the u.s. government in situations like this is to protect american citizens whether they get in to a bad situation. >> exactly. >> out of care alsoness or recklessness or fully intending it the fact is here, north korea is a barbaric state. it's the only hereditary communist dictat

seaworld recently announced it would no longer hold such animals in captivity and phase out killer whale shows at its parks. a-t-and-t and time warner are scheduled for a senate hearing today on their proposed merger. the companies first announced the 85- billion dollar deal in october. a-t-and-t specializes on wireless and internet service... merging with time warner would allow the company to expand into forecast from fox6 chief meteorologist rob haswell an occluded low over well to our northeast will move farther east today. on the western side of that low, we can expect a constant flow of colder air. highs today will be in the upper 20s but with a breeze at 10-15mph it will feel afternoon. a disturbance rotating around that low will give us a few flurries tomorrow. winds will also be stronger creating even more bitter wind chills. our next chance of snow comes later saturday in to early sunday. there will be accumulation but it is far too early to be confident in breezy and cold. high: 28 wind: w 10-15 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. breezy and cold. low: 19 wind: w 5-15 mph thursday: mo

. >> reporter: what was perhaps captivity was the inhuman conditions. almost no food, cold and she was shackled and hooded almost all of the time. cursed and kicked, and then as mysteriously as she disappeared, she reappeared thanksgiving morning. >> my home phone rang. i pick it up. and it was a very mixed emotion. it was my wife screaming in the background, yelling my name. >> reporter: it was the first time keith papini had heard his wife, sherri's, voice since she disappeared three weeks earlier. >> and a chp officer, he said i need you to be calm. i need you to be calm. >> he's talking to sherri. >> i think he's talking to me too. and -- but i already know it's her. i can tell her voice. >> reporter: his wife calling from the cell phone of a police officer after she had been let a chain around her waist, a bag over her head. >> so then i get the phone and, oh, my god, honey, of course, she's screaming, and it's very emotional. i love you. i love you. oh, my god. you're here, you're back. where are you? and then the phone gets, like, taken away from

she was just 14 years old when she was abducted and held captive for nine months. she asked her what it must be like for sherri papini right now. >> it's really important for people to realize that when a survivor comes back, whatever they did, they did to survive. >> reporter: elizabeth telling us overnight what kept her going during her own ordeal. could hold on to no matter what that my captors couldn't take away from me or change that was my family and i would imagine that the same would be true for sherri. i would imagine that she held on to them. she survived for them. >> reporter: longtime victims' advocate john walsh weighing in on the case and the road to recovery. >> it's a desensitizing mind-breaking experience. people have to be patient with these victims because they've been through hell. >> i would suggest to sherri to focus on herself, focus on her family, focus on healing. you never go back to normal. you have to find a new normal. >> it's all about finding that new normal for sherri but elizabeth is encouraging sher remember that the best punishmen

of her captivity. the suspects concealed their faces. >> papini spent hours giving interviews to detectives. >> i will confirm that the suspects did brand her. >> what could that mean? >> maybe a method of torture. it could mean a way of control or exerting control over a person. >> her husband, keith papini telling "people" magazine in a statement that his wife's nose was broken, her hair chopped off, her body covered writing she was thrown from a vehicle with a chain around her waist, attached to her wrists with a bag over her head. the same bag she used to flag someone down when she was able to free one of her hands. there are still so many unanswered questions so far no motive or information on where she was held for three weeks. and why her kidnappers released her on thanksgiving day. investigators now working with a sketch artist as detectives compare papini's kidnapping to her family by her side her husband crediting his wife's survival with her will to stay alive. gotti schwartz, nbc news, redd

earlier we heard what sherri went through while held captive for 22s recovery. we spoke with elizabeth smart, a kidnapping survivor about the case and how to heal. abc's paula faris is here with more and good morning, paula. >> good morning to you, michael. elizabeth smart is now 29 years old. she is married and she's an advocate for victims of abuse. she says that sherry papini will probably never go back to normal and what once was, instead she'll have to create a whole new normal. it's the case that has america 34-year-old sherri papini found thanksgiving morning by the side of the road after being kidnapped and stormed for thee week. >> sherri did receive injuries over this three-week period in which she was abducted and held captive. >> reporter: her husband exclusively telling abc news -- >> she had a metal -- sorry, a chain around her waist, that is correct, a bag over her head. >> reporter: he talked about the moment he told their son that mom was coming home. >> you know, you know what, buddy, i found and -- >> reporter: it's an astonishing and emotiona

hundreds of white captives had been taken during the conflicts. they had been assimilated into the american indian culture. theenglish were demanding return of those captives. the bulk were brought back to fort pitt. families arrived to reclaim these captives, in some cases they were children. cases, they no longer knew who their identities were because they had been held for so long. the charters for virginia and pennsylvania were vague enough to include the area of western pennsylvania that fort pitt is located in. if we back about the history of the region, although pennsylvania was often involved in the diplomatic side of inks and administered the civil courts and actions out here at fort pitt, in 1753 when george washington came to the ohio country to tell the french to get out, he came as a representative of the colony of virginia. that initial first fort here at the point was also built at the request of the governor of virginia. was always involved in the military aspects of managing this area. and so, both colonies had it in their minds t

a woman held captive and abused for more than 15 hours. toya: and tonight, and alert ups driver is being credited with likely saving her life. the signal she said that he picked up on to get her help. mark: first, the snow, then the arctic cold -- when to expect our first temperatures. patrick: surgery to the butterburger is made of just three cuts of fresh midwest beef. nothing more, nothing less. so we got the sirloin, the chuck and the plate. no fillers; that's it. all prized cuts, all well-marbled for richness and flavor. wonderful cuts of beef come together. you can just tell that blend is working in there. and we sear them, and that seals in the juices of the burger. it doesn't get any better than that. and that's the culver's butterburger. patrick: we continue to follow breaking news -- a water rescue. matt: even though it is pitchdark, crews have not given up on their efforts to try to rescue a man that went through the ice this afternoon and we have the fire boats, firefighters from foxworth, illinois, and the walworth county fire

what a mother of two is now telling police about the suspects she says held her captive. >>> there are new details tonight in a bizarre mystery in northern california. authorities are hunting for two kidnappers who abducted a mother and held her for three weeks. investigators say she showed signs of torture and starvation. when she was found on the side of a highway, 150 miles from her home. here's nbc's gotti schwartz. >> reporter: six days after sherri papini was found chained and beaten, investigators finally have a more detailed description of the two hispanic women suspected of kidnapping her at gunpoint as she went for a jog near her home. >> both of the subjects spoke in spanish the majority of the time of her captivity. the suspects concealed their faces. >> reporter: papini spent hours giving interviews to detectives. >> i will confirm that the suspects did brand her. >> reporter: what could that mean? >> maybe a method of torture. it could mean a way of control or exerting control over a person. >> reporter: her husband, keith papini telling "people" magazine in a statement t

. >> the oldest gorilla in captivity by far. the average life span for these apes is 35 years old. he was the first born in captivity anywhere in the world. >> columbus zoo celebrated with presents and a cake made from tomatoes and apples. >>> finally, tiger woods getting in the holiday spirit and giving us all a gift as we've reported. he's trying to make a comeback and woods says he's looking forward to a full competitive schedule next year. >> it seems he has some confidence these days, how else >> the gun show. >> posting a shirtless photo wearing sunglasses and a black hat. >> he says mac daddy santa is back. a tradition his kids love but reaction, it's not christmas until tiger woods' nipples show up. >> we hope this replaces crying jordan. >> and as if that's on cue tiger woods for the - rain for part of christmas eve - sunny & seasonable christmas - unseasonably mild early next week - cooler & dry for new year's weekend today: sunny early, then becoming mostly cloudy. cooler. highs: 46-51 winds: s 5 mph tonight: cloudy. showers developing after midnight. lows: 36-40 winds:

senator. 0ne captivated by a special country. —— a young senator. one that i soon grew to love. 0ver a young senator. one that i soon grew to love. over the years, like so many others who were drawn to this extraordinary place, i have swu m this extraordinary place, i have swum in the dead sea, driven from one biblical city to another, i have also seen the dark side of rocket storage facilities just across—the—board in lebanon. luckily the exhibits at the hell of the holocaust. i have piloted an israeli jet over the tiny airspace of israel, which would make anyone understand the importance of security to israelis. 0ut understand the importance of security to israelis. out of those experiences came a steadfast commitment to israel‘s security that has never wavered for a single minute in my 28 years in the senate or my 40 years as secretary. i have also often visited west bank unities. —— my 14 years. where i met palestinian struggling but basic security. past by military checkpoints that can make the most routine trips to work or school and

for the first time, now shown holding their two small sons, both born in captivity. >> my children have seen their mother defiled. >> reporter: caitlin reading from a paper, u.s. officials believe a script, from a taliban hide-out, u.s. intelligence believes in pakistan's tribal region, bordering afghanistan. appealing directly to president obama. >> please don't become the next jimmy carter. just give the offenders something so they and you can save face and we can leave the region permanently. >> reporter: and to the president-elect. >> we ask that you are merciful to their people and god willing, they will release us. >> reporter: the terrorists demand the release of taliban terrorists held in afghanistan, something president obama did to rescue sergeant bowe bergdahl, despite saying he won't negotiate with terror groups. >> to include children in the video is specifically despicable to do. >> reporter: in caitlin's tiny hometown in peamp, friends and family say they had no idea the young couple was going to afghanistan. >> she was actually pregnant then and hadn't told her friends o

the little boys, born in captivity. in newly released video tonight, the grandparents seeing the boys together for the very first time. and they are hoping president-elect trump will be the one to make a deal to bring them all home. here's our chief investigative correspondent brian ross tonight. >> we have waited. >> reporter: these are the faces of the littlest american hostages. now 4 years old and 18 months, born in captivity after their parents were captured by the taliban. their grandparents saw them together for the first time in this new video. >> he's a little boy, looks like any american little boy. >> he's adorable, you just want to reach out, you know, and hold them, and that's very difficult. >> reporter: tonight, those grandparents, lynn and jim coleman of stewartstown, pennsylvania, are making a plea for donald trump to do what president obama has not, to make a deal with the taliban to get their daughter caity, her husband josh and her children free. >> there are some people that are just really good at

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come through the most terrible traumatic experience — eight years, from the age 01:14, you were held captive you have come through the most terrible traumatic experience — eight years, from the age 01:14, you were held captive by the lord's resistance army. do you still find it easy to recall just how awful those moments were? first of all, i was so scared. they are telling you, "victoria, get up." the other one, "get up." i did not know really where we are going and that was the day we were being served to men. i only realised in the night, when i'm being told, "come." a lady told me you go to the other tent. go to the tent? i go to a gentlemen alone? i asked, what is this? "if i do not accept, i have the power to kill you. i'm going to kill you." i accepted it. that is how this man raped me. you had children. you bore this man two children, a son and a daughter. yeah. i cannot even begin to imagine how mixed your feelings were at having those children in the circumstances you were forced to have them? in real life, when you start interpreting, the child is really not to be blamed, becaus

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this is what we call the essence of israeli state federalism against a captive civilian population. and this population -- excuse me but you cannot constantly tell the palestinians, who have no rights, no freedoms, living under a brutal military occupation, that they have to constantly turn the other cheek and they have to lie down and die peacefully, when the israelis have the free hand to use the most horrific violence against us, and to get away with it. under the claim of self-defense from their own victims. i said this before i'll say this again, we are the only people on earth who are asked, who are held responsible for the safety and security of their occupiers. whether it's the army or the settlers. occupation -- >> doctor, let me get your reaction -- >> for the safety of a captive population. >> to what democratic senator said after kerry's remarks yesterday. i'm just going to read you part of this in the sake of time. he said the israeli government forced settlers to withdraw from all settlements and palestinians responded by sending rockets from gaza into israel. while he

. >> the husband of a woman held captive after being abducted near her home speaking out about his wife's terrifying ordeal. hear what he has to say. >> and a brazilian community in mourning as the body the of soccer players killed in a plane crash returned to the home stadium. that is and the outrage and the string of human mistakes that may have led to it the deadly crash. >> my home phone rang. i pick it up. and it was a very mixed emotion and it was my wife, screaming in the background, yelling my name. >> that gives you chills. and the had husband speaking out the first time about his wife's terrifying ordeal after she was abducted near her home last night. the she vanished jogging on of this 2nd. and she was found beaten and chained three weeks later frantically trying to wave down a driver on the side of the rod. will car has the update. >> reporter: still a lot of questions and not many answers in the case. the investigation is far from over. now, there haven't been specific details that are public. we know that sherry papini disappeared out in after a morning jog and showed up on