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Usually its a coping mechanism to try and deal with this great fear that they have of being harmed. and they figure, sublimeally, if i am bonded with them they wont hurt me. >> to those who say i would escape, if i had a chance to run, i would just run, why dont they run? >> its -- its hard to -- its hard to describe, but after a while you become so bonded that this seems the normal thing. the fears are still there. and sublimelly you feel this person could kill you at any time. even though this...

Case. these guys did not receive training overseas on how to put it together and they succeeded in doing this based on a cellphone mechanism and they tested it on camera. that was shown in court in canada. so there is some precedent for purely homegrown terrorists putting these sorts of devices together, kate. >> document definitely does suggest though that a terror group of some sort may have had a hand in assisting in planning or directing or even really assisting in the operation. what is the...

Just happened to her. ten years, a decade, that is so much and so much has happened to her. i mean, that is a lot to move on from. but also now shes going to have the overwhelming media attention and notoriety that comes along with her case. not to mention trying to find that new normal, trying to find that new way of life of moving forward. i mean, shes facing a lot right now. and the best thing all of us can do is to give her the support and the prayers and the love that she needs and give her...

What happened when she did try to escape, the beatings that happened, the threats that were given on a daily basis, the physical abuse, that all winds up changing someone and hopefully not permanent ways. the mother said at the time of the abduction, i think this guy had something to do with it. he winds up hiding in plain sight with this alleged wife for all of these years. why didnt they get him? >> well, i think what he was doing, if what ive heard is true, is that he was frequently changing ...

A kidnapped woman found and freed after ten years and one daughter. were going to talk to elizabeth smart about the case. and ahead of your holiday weekend, where is the beef? why wont the government tell us which restaurants served tainted meat? lets get after all of it right now. with these allegations prove to be true, it is dishonorable, disgraceful, and i will not tolerate it, period. >> mr. president, we need urgency. we need you to roll up our sleeves and get into these hospitals. >> ...

Is behind bars. police say a 41-year-old man drugged and kidnapped the woman when she was just 15, then abusing her for a decade, forcing her to marry him and even have his child. now were learning many more details about her ordeal. sarah is in los angeles with much more. good morning, sarah. >> good morning, kate. this case is one police officers said are stranger than fiction after ten years this victim walks into the police department to try and tell police what had happened to her and that ...

Of nigeria? what is its role here? >> sure, thanks, chris. theres kind of two tracks here to what were doing. first is a small team participating in an inner agency government down there at the embassy in nigeria. theyre there to advise and assist, to do what we call a gap analysis to find out what the nigerian armed forces need to do to go after -- to find these girls. and were sort of helping them figure out what their requirements are. thats one. two, the continuous search effort from the air...

Years. how did she survive? what happened when she tried to run? how did she finally escape? were talking with elizabeth smart about the case. stay with us.

Rick? >> it is a big question, jenna. boeings dreamliners were made with lithium-ion batteries, batteries used because theyre lighter in weight and more powerful from others on the market. the problem the batteries get much hotter than other types. that is what led to the entire fleet of dreamliners, all 50 of them being grounded. investigators in japan, sort of their equivalent ever the ntsb there, found evidence of called thermal runaway in an incident in japan last month. basically the batter...

Agents dealing with suspect who shot and killed a bus driver and kidnapped the 5-year-old and held him hostage in a bunker for nearly a week. agents were working round-the-clock to get him out safely and they succeeded but how did they do it? joining us a retired fbi agent and mary ellen otoole, retired fbi profiler and author of the book, dangerous instincts, how gut feelings betray us all. speaking about gut feelings, this really rattled a lot of us. for many of us this seemed to be a dangerou...