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For this? are they able to kind of go in, in 1999 when there was a storm of near but not quite equal magnitude, what is the safety net that folks have if youre coming back to a structure that was your one asset, the place you lived, the place that you had all your things and youre returning to it in the dusk on the most terrible stday that yo have seen in 16 years or maybe even in your life, what are the safety nets that are in place for that? >> the city will take care of that. they will have c...

Know wanting to social and talking, then lock being the door an throwing the covers over her head another minute. her behavior was impulsive an very difficult at times. >> reporter: even though she made some progress in therapy, aesha was still emotionally empty because what she wanted most was a family to call her own. and soon she met an afghan family from maryland. aesha won them over and persuaded her to take them in. now for the first time in her life she was choosing her own path and she s...

But because of the years of trauma shed ed d a endured he w deemed not ready to take on the massive surgeries. so he was moved across the country to new york where a team of women began to give her some counseling, some life skills and the education shes never had, starting with her abcs. >> this is if first project we did together. sometimes we felt like we were with a three-year-old, a 7-year-old, a 15-year-old, a 45-year-old depending on what he was feeling at the moment and we what he felt s...

>> sometimes we felt like we were with a 3-year-old, a 7-year-old, an 11-year-old, a 15-year-old, a 45-year-old depending on what she was feeling at the moment and what she felt she need today communicate. her behavior could be erratic. she could be having fun. and, you know, wanting to be social and talkative one minute and then locking the door and throwing the covers over her head another minute. her behavior was impulsive and very difficult at times. >> even though she made some progress in ...

Morning, authorities said they never stopped following leads in the missing person cases over the years. they described the emotion of finding these women alive. >> the law enforcement person, and i know everybody within the division of police and all of my law enforcement partners feel the same, i was overseeing the disappearance of johnson back in the low 2000s. she was a 12-year-old female that disappeared and three weeks later we found her body tragical tragically. so to fine these three cov...

Good morning to you. >> good morning. how are you? >> gretchen: im fantastic. lets get to the e-mail number one. my 4 1/2 year old granddaughter tends to have panic attacks at bedtime. they start when mom and dad are almost through the bedtime book. mom is worried. dad gets frustrated. i can relate to this one. normal or nuts? >> well listen, the key words here are the panic attacks. so im going to say not normal. nuts. and because kids too, by the way, can suffer with anxiety disorders, panic d...

Face and got the guns from her. but the more common case would be someone like that trying to get a gun. here was the people of this country in a reasonable response to this crime saying, why dont we make it harder for people with mental and emotional problems to get guns, better background checks? i think that was a reasonable response. >> i think the senator is wrong in one sense, she said this debate was just spurred by sandy hook. yes, that was the galvanizing moment. keep in mind what happe...

I told her who i was, i was a nurse, where she was, in the medical tent, and that we were working on her. and you never say youre going to be okay because you dont know that. so i didnt say those words to her, but i did say they were trying their best. >> when krystles father heard she was injured, he rushed to the hospital. at first he was told that she would live. >> he said, krystle had an operation and they had to take the vein out of one leg and put it in the other leg. >> but the optimism ...

I told her who i was, i was a nurse, where she was, in the medical tent, and that we were working on her. and you never say youre going to be okay because you dont know that. so i didnt say those words to her but i did say they were trying their best. >> when krystles father heard she was injured, he rushed to the hospital. at first he was told that she would live. >> he said, krystle had an operation and they had to take the vein out of one leg and put it in the other leg. >> but the optimism s...

Working on her. and you never say youre going to be okay because you dont know that. so i didnt say those words to her but i did say they were trying their best. >> when krystles father heard she was injured, he rushed to the hospital. at firgs first, he was told, krystle would live. >> he said, krystle had an operation and they had to take the vein out of one leg and put it in the other leg. >> but the optimism soon turned to bewilderment and panic. >> and he went in, took the covers down off o...