The latest news from around the world with host Brooke Baldwin. Russia investigation because we now know special counsel Robert Muellers team has just interviewed a woman who once ran a high prized new york call girl ring, a woman who went to jail as part of this whole scandal surrounding former new York Democratic governor elliott spitzer, a woman othersquies known as the Manhattan Madam. Investigators appear to be interested in Kristin Davis ties to long time trump adviser roger stone who she knew for years and years. So to sara murray we go, our cnn Political Correspondent on this Breaking News. So, sara, we know that she voluntarily sat down with muellers team. What was the focus of the interview . Well, brook, we are not sure exactly what muellers interest is in Kristin Davis. As you pointed out shes had a checkered past when it comes to Law Enforcement, this is someone who ran a highend prostitution ring, but its also someone who has been close to roger stone both personally as w
all right. let s pick up with this next story, this possible child abduction at a washington, d.c. airport. police have searching for this little girl who they say was abducted shortly after arriving at reagan national airport in d.c. with a tour group from china. an amber alert has been issued for her, she is just 12. police say that they believe she left the airport, keywords here, without force, with an unknown woman. when you look at this airport surveillance video it shows the woman helping the girl put on some sort of clothing and when they left together the 12-year-old was wearing a white t-shirt, blue jeans and a black jacket. so mary ellen o toole, let s try it again, our former senior fbi profiler and special agent here. on this what do you make of this story, the fact that this girl according to law enforcement
bound for beijing with 239 people aboard. after signing off with the control tower for the last time the flight veered dramatically off-course and disappeared from radar. it s incomprehensible this airplane has been missing this long without any trace of it debriswise for about a year and a half. reporter: for months they sniff searched the water for any sign of wreckage. they also looked into the backgrounds of the pilots going so far as to examine body language on airport surveillance video. again, they found nothing. malaysian authorities eventually declared the flight a loss and said the passengers and crew were all presumed dead something that families refused to accept. now this after almost 500 days of fruitless searching, finally what may be the first real clue and hope for answers.
yes, they will. we talk so much about a wheel well, you know what a wheel well looks like? we ll show you exactly how cramped a ride in a wheel well of a 767 can be. look at this for yourself. plus, the fbi told our hawaii tv affiliate kgnb, the stowaway was wearing just jeans, hoodie and sneakers, and carrying a comb. temperatures were as cold as 80 degrees below zero, and no oxygen, with altitudes as high as 38,000 feet. somehow this 15-year-old walked out of this wheel well on his own and officials say it was captured on airport surveillance video. he was weak. he hung from the wheel well. and then he fell to the ground and regained some strength and stood up and started walking to the front of the aircraft. senior medical correspondent, elizabeth cohen. when i hear he fell out of the
investigators have identified the two men traveling with stolen passports on flight 370. the iranian nationals flew to kuala lumpur airport with malaysian passports and then boarded the flight to beijing with stolen passports. the two men are 29-year-old delavar seyed mohammad reza and 19-year-old pouri nour mohammadi. the younger men were thought to be seeking asylum in europe. one mother seeked out to authorities when he did not get off the flight. authorities have been pouring through airport surveillance video and thumbprints from the airport to search for clues. investigators focussing on this travel agency that booked for the passengers they tell police the middleman ali first