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Daughter growing up, real good kid. real loving and curious, wanting to know about everything. >> reporter: the head of toyota expressed sympathy for the deaths. now they hope the millions of recalls prompted by the traj gi will help save others. >> they are in a good place right now. >> reporter: do you believe that? >> absolutely. they are heroes and angels. >> reporter: as a result of the crash, toyota redesigned the floor mats in millions of vehicles and in some of them installed a brake ove...

Single-engine plane, the same general kind of plane were talking about here, but that was a brick building, and the plane did not really pen be trait the build -- penetrate the building to a great extent. i mean, there was some mennation through windows and so forth. this was one of those glass towers, and it would appear that the plane, you know, smashed right in through the building and did what this pilot, if rick leventhals report from the ntsb is correct, if this pilot had some kind of a be...

So certainly this is something being hailed by the u.s. intelligence community as a very, very big blow to the taliban and a very briig breakthrough for the news that region. >> as you know, theres a major offensive under way in helmand province right now. im just sort of curious now, could this mans capture take some of the steam out of the taliban resistance in marjah? >>? >> reporter: well, thats very hard to say, you know, one of the things that afghan and nato commanders have been telling u...

Guardia where they had to cancel thousands of flights. >> reporter: good morning. when twas last time you saw la guardia so empty at 8:00 in the morning? seems most travelers called ahead, checked online, saw their flights this morning were canceled. we dont have united airlines starting up here until 9:00. american airlines isnt going until 10:00 out of la guardia. which makes this board behind me all the more curious. the departure board here this morning has been saying that americans flights...

Got information that shows the baby is some place. at this point if someone were hiding the baby, somebody took the baby in one of the networks where theyre going to help an abused mother hide from her abusive boyfriend and theyre trying to help her, they immediately know that this thing is going down. i cant imagine they wouldnt have come forth and said look, we took this baby in because the mother was distraught, we thought we would keep it for a few days and now we find shes been arrested and...

But there was nothing else in there and we were going to do due process. it would have been months away before the process would have gone through. so we knew we had time to really see with a was going on here. >> pat, you are a criminal profiler. you watch people the way they communicate. what they say and you study it. as you look at that tape, what are you thinking? >> well, i think they got themselves into the middle of a big fight between two people thinking they were helping. they probably...

The woman who had care, custody and control of this child, she knows what happened to that baby. come on, its 8 months old. tell the police. save the child. >> right. and lets get to that mother having been arrested last week. where does she fit into the investigation? i mean, starting from the argument she had with her -- with the babys father, and then going on and texting some pretty heinous things. >> yeah, she did. now, this texting, i think she was attempting to psychologically punish the ...

I met in the park. what people, lady? wheres that baby? >> yeah, exactly. what about the problem of it being just an 8-month-old baby as opposed to a child who could speak up for itself or actually be more easily recognized? >> yeah, well, thats the challenge, too, is whos taking care of this child? does the baby have any special medical needs? the plethora of needs that most of us as parents are right there every second to meet for a child. here were not exactly sure. she talks about giving the...

And each one of those elements has allowed us to get to where we are today. throughout the years, we have failed far more often at creating what we set out to create than succeeding and so when such a thing happens, we have to be able to pick ourselves up and keen going and ask ourselves, well, is there another cool thing to build? have we changed the world yet? are we having fun? we entered, explored and then chosen to exit well over 18 different business models. our first business was a privat...

"we are proud about our land and we love our land," she says. "but we have become tired of trying to farm, because we are never producing anything." so, this once-proud farmer depends on hand-outs, but aid agencies cant always keep up. now, she only has one meal left for her family. hope is now crushed for many kenyan farmers. some have given up on producing food entirely, breaking rocks in a nearby quarry. the back-breaking work will earn them less than a dollar a day. but they say that doing s...