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Skrip skripals. lets turn to sam kiley in russia. sam, what do we know? >> reporter: nina dos santos say the police have identified two suspects involved in the poisoning and the movements were trackable because of the interception of the raf listening station based in cypr cyprus. it picked up communication back to moscow saying these two individuals were on a flight out of the united kingdom, back, one assumes, to russia. they also understood to have been traveling under aliases. we have not b...

The russia investigation is literally at paul manaforts home. they woke manafort up and seized a drove of documents, tax and banking documents from business in places like ukraine and cypr cyprus. now he is not just reaching in his home but his family life. political investigators sought kwo cooperation from his former s e son-in-law who partnered in business deals with paul. it could also give us a better idea of where the special council is headed. "muellers targeting of manafort

>> its devastating. you want to see your children every day and tell them that you love them so much. >> reporter: marla smith says shes trapped in a nightmare. shes moved half way around the world for her two thichildren f indiana to cyprus. >> its almost like youre mourning the loss of your children but theyre stale life. >> reporter: the trouble started in 2009 when smith and her husband traveled to cyprus. their marriage fell apart less than a year later. smith packed up and left cyprus with...

D.c.. the first person to react was an army specialist who saw it all happen. another passenger came from the opposite platform to help. the man in the wheelchair landed very close to an electrified rail, apparently he broke his wrist, suffered a cut to his leg but otherwise is home recovering and is very grateful. >> you always hope you would react the way they did when something happens. you hope you would do what that guy did. >> sometimes people do nothing, theyre afraid so the more we show ...

Welcome back to "new day" everyone. its a heartbreaking custody battle. any custody battle over children is heartbreaking. an indiana mother uprooted her life moving half way across the world all in an effort to see her two children who she says are in cyprus with their father. she says their father is keeping them there in cyprus. now what started as an ugly divorce has turned into a bitter international battle. cnns pamela brown is joining us now more on this. you feel horrible for the childre...

Thats because her ex-husband took the case to a court in cyprus which granted joint custody. so smith says in order to see her children, shes had to move back across the ocean, but she says her ex-husband has made visitation difficult. i spoke with smiths ex-husband on the phone and he disputes her account. he says she does see the children regularly. >> im the one, that i go to the park and swimming pools and i get together with her and she sees the kids. >> reporter: he maintains he only wants...

Cyprus. she voluntarily handed them over. they were in cyprus when the indiana judge made that rule and its been more than a year so under the statute of limitations its going to be very difficult for her to be able to get those kids back and bring them to the u.s.. >> it doesnt have to end there, though. paul callan is a great attorney. although it seems exotic it happens in a lot of cases. >> youve covered stories before. >> i have and the state department, they share a lot of responsibility i...

>> no one is going to think about that on coffee. maybe they should think about this. take a listen to this. >> im at san francisco airport and our airplane just crashed upon landing. >> those are some of the 911 calls placed by passengers on board flight 214, moments after it crashed on the runway in san francisco. what will they mean to investigators? we also have a dramatic international custody battle stretching from indiana to cypr cyprus, why one mother is trying to get her kids back, ...

Children to return to a country like cyprus, you then cannot later on say the u.s. should have custody. >> smith says despite that she is vowing to keep up her fight. she says cyprus has already issued a warrant for her arrest for failing to pay that monthly child support. we did reach out to the office of smiths congresswoman and that office told us it will continue to assist with the request to the state department on her behalf. >> has the state department had anything to say about this? they...

Partners. and if its in turmoil, europeans not in the mood to buy any american goods. american markets were higher friday in the hopes the deal would be reached this weekend. what is the reaction today? >> zain ashers in new york for us. tell us what happened. there was a bit of a bounce but then it came back. whats been the impact? hey, michael, and suzanne. sduric manages a gain. dow hit a new intraday high 14,563. the s&p got within one point of a record high. but we watched the s&p a little ...