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Arrived in los angeles. her son was there with her. he watched her get arrested. she reportedly asked the officering officer to give her some time so she could talk to her son to calm him down before she was taken away, but they moved fast and that same night she was sent across the border, sent to tijuana. her son, by then 8 years old, was sent alone back to chicago to the store front church since that had become their home. elvira arollano was deported in 2007. this week elvira arollano came b...

Cant be accessed and turned off while in fight. well, that discussion never got to the point of these types of transresponders being installed in the u.s. or overseas but situations like what we are looking at right now are so rare, we will have to wait and see if that discussion pops up at all. all right, david mattingly, thank you very much. pretty amazing there, what he was able to show us. i want to talk more about the possibility that the plane was able to elude radar and what happened with...

Entrapped. they were arrested and embarked on a two-year ordeal. in their new memoir, they share the details of their plight as they endured isolation and severe depression and unending struggle to be free. sarah shourd and josh bauer join us from new york. i feel as though i know you. weve been so involved and talked previously with sara, of course. tell me about the process of writing this book, you all riwre in the first person. one of the things i didnt know about, what you endured and your ...

And are just as staggering for men of color. >> absolutely. i applaud the president for bringing the attention to the plight of black men and we need to see this in the african-american community and latino community. i talk about a woman i met here in d.c. at a low-income housing development in one of the poorest neighborhoods in washington. i was talking to her. she had four children, special needs kids, abject poverty in her neighborhood and she asked me a very poignant question. she said to ...

Spent millions attacking obama care in political races this year. that includes this ad, which features a michigan woman with cancer who says she cant afford her treatment. >> my insurance was canceled because of obamacare. now the out-of-pocket costs are so high, its unaffordable. congressman peters, you decision to vote for obamacare jeopardized my health. >> of course, we all feel for the womans plight. we all have feelings about that. but the detroit news reports the facts dont support that ...

Former soviet union countries needed to be free. and i think there is a lot of moral empathy there with regard to the plight of people. and i think that spirit should be rejuvenated again through american leadership as well as talking with poland, talking with the other former soviet union countries there that really have become free since the end of cold war. >> thats really how all of this began a couple months ago when the people of ukraine wanted to kick out the ever controlling and repressi...

Happening now, growing violence boiling over in crimea. journalists are being targeted and russian forces are trying to seize a ukrainian base. is there a diplomatic way out of this crisis in ukraine? ♪ >> a pop stars plea. ukrainian singer ruslana gives voice to her countrys increasingly desperate plight. shes standing by to join us live here. and what does she want the united states to do? blood-stained square. protesters flee to the site where dozens were killed weeks ago. now hundreds mo...

The whole family is due back in court in april. rachel maintains shes being wronged and shes with her friends family, not going home until this is resolved. the judge has recommended counseling. sound like the bear minimum in this case, but for bringing this family mess into court where it doesnt belong, rachel gets our zero today. and this story, of course, is tied to our battle of the day. we asked you to say whether you agree with the parents or the teen. here is the final tally. our winner...

The security was very, very tight. as it had to be. the olympics the ioc chose to put this, terrorism is always an issue ever since 72 in munich. they put it in a place where the terrorists are indigenous. ring of steel that extended out like 30 miles. other than having to go through the security where everyone was extremely plight. >> they didnt tell you we dont want you messing with this and that. >> did they have minders following you around. >> i dont know if my phone was tapped or room was ...

Tight. as it had to be. the olympics the ioc chose to put this, terrorism is always an issue ever since 72 in munich. they put it in a place where the terrorists are indigenous. ring of steel that extended out like 30 miles. other than having to go through the security where everyone was extremely plight. >> they didnt tell you we dont want you messing with this and that. >> did they have minders following you around. >> i dont know if my phone was tapped or room was bugged. i dont know that for...