let s all go off-the-record. yep, it s friday. it s been a long week from is 1 hours of secretary hillary clinton testifying about benghazi to a police officer viciously gunned down in new york city. so, let s have some good news. check out this smile. big, huh? that s latisha. she is a deaf child from uganda adopted by american family. that picture was taken today at dulles air claim as she arrives for the first time. the family in jew began da rejected her they threw her out because she is deaf. that s about as cruel. because deafness is said to be one of the loneliness of disabilities. now what a difference. brave little girl home with new american family. a struggle to get her here. made six trips dealing with the court in uganda. you would not believe the red tape at our state department. the treat deet throws never gave up. they love this child. the smile at american
an unbelievable story out of kentucky. a story of survival involving a 7-year-old girl who lived through a plane crash that killed her parents, sister and her cousin. it could help investigators find out what happened. sailor gutzler seen on the left walked nearly a mile through the cold kentucky woods before reaching the home of larry wilkins. his was one of three homes in the area with someone inside. with minor injuries this little girl was able to point investigators towards the wreckage. nick joins me now. what an amazing story. remarkable absolutely. she could not have chosen a better way to get out of the woods. had she walked in another direction, there s a chance she still may be trapped today. the police detail her remarkable journey to get help. 7-year-old sailor gutzler is the only survivor of a plane crash that killed her family. on sunday kentucky state police
hospital. as for the crash, faa and ntsb investigating the exact cause of what brought it down. anna? what a brave little girl. nick thank you. now larry wilkins we heard from just a little bit there happened to have his porch light on that night when little sailor came knocking on his door so faintly. he said the terrain she climbed through would be tough on an adult let alone a second grader. he spoke with john berman. she said my mom and dad are dead. we had a unbelievable you know that a little girl would come out and you have to bear in mind how rough the terrain is through that woods. a lot of briar bushes and her little legs were just cut up from the bottom of her shorts to the tip of her toes and it was about 35 36 degrees and
loved flying. listen to this. he loved flying. i mean, you you didn t have a conversation with marty without him talking about flying. pretty angry that something like this would happen. it s just unbelievable. saylor was treated and released from the hospital. she had a broke up wrist and is now with a family member. you can only imagine this story is just the beginning for this poor little girl, a strong little girl. a shocking and poignant story. we ll have more details in the coming weeks. some other stories this sunday morning. the u.s. embassy in indonesia warning of possible threats against american hotels and banks in surabaya. american citizens should use extreme caution in indonesia s second largest city. in the past few months, there s been a spike in indonesians interested in joining isis and other terrorist groups.
her for her koerj. i wont want to go in the woods in the dark without lights what so ever. i wouldn t want to do it. i know you would fall no doubt in my mind. she is a brave little girl. extremely. what are investigators saying right now tonight. authorities are saying that brave may be the understatement. it is a miracle that she survived the plane crash and managed to get help. she walked a mile through the woods when she came up on larry wilkin s house. when he opened it he saw sen-year-old saylower and she had a bleeding nose. she said she was in a plane crash and her parents were dead. he immediately called 911.