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Having survived captivity here in life. not a single person. to be more this but we learned later that there were a lot of these secret prisons in which the police and army had people disappear but when we questioned them they denied it. they look

Very protective of her. >> i was shocked to see the extent of emotional disturbance that her captivity had caused. she was shrivelled up in a chair sitting across the table from me. you would have to be an uninformed human being not to know of the trauma she had been through by just looking at her. >> have you met bailey? whats he like? >> ive only met him, like, twice. >> whats he like? is he a nice guy? >> hes okay. hes real patronizing. >> hes not here the whole time. al johnson is. >> he is ...

Case. >> im primarily here to see mr. bailey. >> its really ramping up. we knew we were in for a fight. the u.s. district attorney was james l. browning jr. in terms of just his manner and his address, you couldnt help but be struck by how square he was. >> he brought in his number one side kick, al johnson. al johnson played an amazing role in the case. he was the one that was very, very close to patty. very protective of her. >> i was shocked to see the extent of emotional disturbance that her...

Promises and kept promises because business in washington is business as usual. they are concerned think something is not going to get done and swepght under the rug like it has in the past. not with this president. something will get accomplished and kids will be safer in school because the president will put forth common sense legislation that gets it done. griff: we have to leave it there ole miss 1:00 in basketball. >> i hope. so i saw you do the curling segment earlier. griff jenkins probab...

Softening his message. the vice presidents chief of staff said "this administration will stand in the way of kims desire to whitewash their murderous regime. perhaps thats why they walked away from the meeting." pences trip included a meeting with north korean defectors, hosting the father of otto warmbier, the student who died after being released from captivity in north korea. and talk about the countrys nuclear ambitions and a new round of tough economic sanctions. >> i think the vice preside...

Oh! intuit turbotax. after telling her family she was abducted by her home, days later a florida mom has very suddenly been freed. its a stunning turn of events but for everyone who loves her and the investigators who have been trying to find her, it isnt over. theres another shock in store. here again, josh mankiewicz. >> quinn gray had finally been released after three days of captivity.

A manhunt was under way for quinn grays kidnapper. two days after her release, quinn remembered something important. it was a new lead for investigators. >> the big thing that she says during the conversation is on sunday morning we were at publix right there in ponte vedra. >> quinn remembered the kidnapper bought food from a publix supermarket while she was in captivity and she remembered specifically what he purchased. >> thats where he bought the chicken, he bought a thing of paper. he bough...

A more elegant way to handle the situation. nobody expects north korean negotiations to start on a whim but south koreans watch the choreography very, very closely. >> reporter: should the north koreans have smiled, nodded? >> we cant expect the north koreans to reach out like that. >> reporter: but white house officials and a former trump adviser tell cnn they dont think pence should have engaged at that moment, especially with someone so closely tied to kim jong-uns brutality. >> think what pe...

Two british jihadists known as the beatles were captured by syrian kurdish forces last month. these four brits from london appeared in multiple isis propaganda videos. "the two are believed to have acted as guards and interpreters involved in isis a legal captivity of western hostages and i thought to of links to the british terrorist often called jihadi john. they were called the beatles because of their british accent accents." u.s. officials believe they were responsible for 27 beheadings. fi...

North and south and for some reason, the north korean agent l -- athletes are not saying in the same residence. in the meantime, we are learning more about the delegations coming to pyeongchang. the u.s. vice president mike pence is coming here accompanied by fred warmbier. the father of the american university student who died after more than a year and a half in captivity in north korea. the u.s. delegation clearly trying to highlig north koreas dismal human rights record. and at the time when...