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From that spokes person does this mean that a cease fire is now on the horizon. well its difficult to say it also should be said that the ukrainians maintain that around one hundred of their soldiers are still in captivity in the east and what we are seeing are i guess you could say a number of a mixed of developments this is obviously very positive but at the same time the fighting has continued and in fact within the last week has become considerably worse and in just the last twenty four hour...

Been freed. its a stunning turn of event, 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, but when she was brought to the fbis jacksonville headquarters, quinn started blaming her husband reid for putting her through the whole ordeal. >> i feel like my husband wanted me dead. >> she said that if reid had only given ...

>> the big thing that she says during the conversation is on sunday morning we were at publix right there in front of eger. >> quinn remembered he 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 and he boughtic whichen grumettes, you know? >> detectives went to the pub atlantics where a manager checked the stores computers and found a match for those items. armed w...

>> he faces four years to life for possession alone, or death as a trafficker. since police caught him with 5.7 grams, 7.too much. >> your heart just breaks for your son is there. your son is there. my concern is will they take him out and shoot him? >> senior administration officials say president trump saw this story last night on special report and has asked for additional information regarding the charges and conditions of beasleys continued captivity. >> laura: well see what happens. keep u...

>> come hes been in and out of therapy most of his life. sadly when he was four, he was kidnapped and he was gone for a year and a half. >> after five months in balis notorious prisons, the california native escaped after being threatened by a prison gang. >> the reason behind his escape was he felt pressured in prison, threats from other convex. >> beasley faces for years to life or possession alone or death as a trafficker since police caught him with 5.7 grams, .7 too much. >> your heart just...

A mother, a daughter. a moment 15 months in the making. were they prepared for what was about to happen? >> it was heartache to see her like that. almost a year and a half into captivity, amandas desperate captors began to talk about other options, the one amanda feared the most, being sold off to a more violent islamic group called al shabaab. my friend susie cracks me up. but one laugh, and hello sensitive bladder. ring a bell? then you have to try always discreet. i didnt think protection t...

>> locked in that room, a simple act gave amanda strength. >> i would just walk in circles in this room that i was held in. i would walk with the dreams of the life that i hoped one day i would be able to go on and live. and thats what helped pull my out of the slump that i went into immediately after abdullah started paying those first visits to my room. >> then one night in the fourth month of captivity she was jostled awake and driven out to the desert alone. what happened next was terrifying...

Borrow up to $100,000 with low rates and no hidden fees. find your rate in just two minutes, and take on your debt at sofi.com. almost a year and a half into captivity, amandas desperate captors began to talk about other options, the one amanda feared the most, being sold off to a more violent islamic group called al shabaab. the one responsible for the mall attack in kenya. >> my fear was being turned over to a new group and that unpredictability of what might happen to me was so terrifying. ...

Kidnapping caused her mother. >> one of my big regrets was i was always wanting to be out in the world and maybe not taking care of my family. could i have given more thought to who would be affected by the choices that i was making? absolutely. >> in her darkest hours in captivity, she made a promise to herself, if freed, she wanted to help others, to fulfill that promise, amanda started the global enrichment foundation, an organization which focuses on educating somali women and children. her ...

That. i have a whole new respect for lorinda and what she went through and how strong she is. she literally worked around the clock, 24/7. >> by the third week of captivity, amanda and nigels existence was reduced to one room. her body was soar from the hard floor. the thing she missed the most was seeing the sky. some of their captors were nicer than others. some threatening. she says abdullah was the worst. >> almost as soon as we were taken abdullah seemed to lay some claim on me. >> during t...