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And so i got in the police car, and we finally left after a little while. i was crying because i was scared. and he put his arms around me. and he touched my boobs, and i got real upset and i was begging and pleading with him. i was scared that night, real, real scared. and i really think he could have done something like that. especially with somebody that young. >> for nearly a year, frank had only corresponded with duckett, now they decided to meet face to face. >> i was very worried about me...

Just a moment, but first lets get you the latest on the search for missing malaysia airlines flight 370. an australian plane returns to base with what officials say are the most promising leads so far. the team saw four large orange-colored objects, but theyve not been identified. meanwhile, the time is quickly running out to find the planes black boxes. you know that. an australian ship is being fitted with the u.s. navys black box detector. that ship, which is the "ocean shield," is expected t...

On the ground. blood pouring from his head. later photos are released of the former dictator, dead. >> theres no clear answer to exactly who pulled the trigger, but its obvious it was because people -- they wanted it over. they wanted it finished. >> shelton transfers the footage to her laptop and drives three hours to the nearest internet connection, where she uploads the footage to her editors. soon after, the rest of the world is watching. and reacting. >> the capture and death of colonel moa...

Getting a new trial. but the decision would not come quickly. >> two years. judge omalley took two years to rule. >> finally in march 2006, the judge released her decision. >> she overturned my case. she granted me my retrial. which ive wanted all along. i wanted my day in court. she said, look, no reasonable jury would have convicted him if it had heard this evidence. >> when that ruling finally comes out, i mean, such elation. the combination of 15 years of pleading and searching for the truth...

Wrong. transparency has been lacking to say the least. its kind of like watching a case study on how not to handle a crisis. imagine what its felt like for the families of the people on the plane. theyve been pleading for more information. so why has it been so bad? maybe one major reason is because malaysia does not have a free press the way were using to having here in the united states. the media there is mostly government controlled, so officials are not in the habit of answering questions t...

The experimental drug that his family has been pleading for. it is a drug that could save his life. abcs steve osunsami has more about how the family got help from thousands of strangers. >> reporter: the hardys turned to facebook rallying troops to save josh, convincing tens of thousands of americans to lobby the drug maker and even the white house for compassion. >> the one thing i would want to share with america is thank you so much for the love and support. >> reporter: 7-year-old josh hard...

These are not designed to go out. you have two power failures you are going to have a third system set up to make sure they continue to function. he turns off another system that is a system that is continually feeding information to the air carriers home base giving it an update on how the aircraft is performing. you turn off both of those things you have somebody who has some bad intentions. >> passengers are calling it the miracle of flight 678. a phoenix bound plane departing from pam taw ma...

Being an emt and having children of my own, they are common questions asked, what is your past medical history and i dont know. im not able to provide that information. its very, very important to me and i would also like to see her and just say thank you and give her a hug, if she allows me, for not throwing me away. she left me in a warm, dry place for someone to find me and give me a life she couldnt provide for me. >> you were lucky enough to have that happen. you were adopted, you are an em...

Lobbying a pleading with government, usually on behalf of someone else for a benefit, usually on fwhaf of yourself and someone else. the lobbyists pen fit comes in the form of a fee. and that is what david samson really does for a living. and it is perfectly legal because the most important government job chris christie has to give up, the chairman of the port authority, the one that allows you to work at any other job you want foe while being chairman of the port authority, including the job th...

Claiming that status. lobbying a pleading with government, usually on behalf of someone else for a benefit, usually on fwhaf of yourself and someone else. the lobbyists pen fit comes in the form of a fee. and that is what david samson really does for a living. and it is perfectly legal because the most important government job chris christie has to give up, the chairman of the port authority, the one that allows you to work at any other job you want foe while being chairman of the port authority...