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Heartbroken young mother. >> would be the happiest in the world to hold my baby. >> reporter: turned up clues but no baby kamya. 18 years and nearly 2500 tips later, jacksonville office received the tips they needed. investigators led to the tiny town of walterboro, south carolina. >> same date of birth and different name. used to establish the identity. >> reporter: dna analysis confirms that the 18-year-old woman in walterboro is baby kamya. >> i am not revealing her name. the name shes lived ...

Dressed as a nurse walked out of a florida hospital with her, leaving behind no trace and a heartbroken young mother. >> would be the happiest thing in the world now to hold my baby. >> reporter: the exhaustive search turned up clues but no baby kamiyah. 18 years and nearly 2500 tips later jacksonville sheriffs office received the tips they needed. investigators were led to the tiny town of walterboro, south carolina. >> found an 18-year-old young woman with the same date of birth but a differen...

Revealed fraudulent documents had been used to establish that young womans identity. >> reporter: dna analysis confirms that the 18-year-old woman is baby kamiyah. >> in the interest of reducing any trauma to this woman, i am not revealing her name. >> reporter: gloria williams, the woman believed to have raised baby kamiyah was arrested and charged with kidnapping. a neighbor of the 51-year-old woman says williams and the daughter she raised seemed to have a normal mother/daughter relationship....

Later, the jacksonville sheriffs office received the tips they needed. investigators were led to the tiny town of walterboro, south carolina. >> we found an 18-year-old young woman with the same date of birth but a different name. so further investigation revealed fraudulent documents are used for that identity. >> dna analysis confirms that the 18-year-old woman in walterboro is baby kamya. >> i am not revealing her name, the name that shes lived under for all these years. >> reporter: gloria w...

90 minutes or less. fbi director comey told this committee that rapid dna would help law enforcement, quote, change the world in a very, very exciting way, unquote. legislation authorizing law enforcement to use this technology, which you co-sponsored, passed the senate last year. i was disappointed, however, it got tied up with the criminal justice reform efforts in the house. i have two questions. first, you -- do you agree with fbi director comey and with law enforcement leaders across the co...

En route to pursuing the national championship and a heisman trophy, and now it comes out? it just stinks to me. >> dna analysis confirmed the dna provided by winston matched that sample taken from the accuser. >> although he has never spoken directly to cops or prosecutors, jameis winston through his attorneys maintains his innocence and says any sex was consensual. >> hes into the promised land, touchdown! >> his voice, his way, his team. >> our football team kept winning games. we were going ...

>> dna analysis confirmed the dna provided by winston matched that sample taken from the accuser. >> although he has never spoken directly to cops or prosecutors, jameis winston through his attorneys maintains his innocence and says any sex was consensual. >> hes into the promised land, touchdown! >> his voice, his way, his team. >> our football team kept winning games. we were going to play in the national championship. all these people were praising him. people were just calling me names, a sa...

>> yeah, we have now from the prosecutors office confirming that this was abdelhamid abaaoud killed by dna analysis. what we learned is that he had multiple impacts on his body. this is one of the reasons it took french prosecutors so long au long with police forensic teams to figure out precisely who they had got. we are also learning some startling e details that will be deeply troubling for security officials here. number one, you have the fact that the french only learned about abdelhamid ab...

According to one of the police officers we talked to, he said this work could take another 24 hours at this premise to complete here. there is a police line here. the police are screening local residents very carefully before they let them get into their houses in in this neighborhood. >> clearly a fear other terrorists could be at large and other plots. nic, thanks very much. lets dig deeper with paul in paris and former assistant fbi director tom and phil mudd. phil, if this terrorists, abdelh...

Significant amount of destruction on that building. that means that the investigators that are in the building now not only have to be worried about booby-traps but have to be worried about the physical safety and security inside that building that is so beaten up, if you will, that it may collapse on them. that appears at least on the face of it at the moment to be delaying the dna analysis of the body. two people killed were told. one of them we know a female suicide bomber. was the other pers...