asylum to edward snowden. what does that mean for frosty relationships? and authorities in yemen have disrupted what we are told was a major terror plot there. the same nation where the white house just closed our embassy. we ll have all the details just ahead and the rest of the day s news unless breaking news changes everything on studio b. first from fox at 3:00 in new york city, a manhunt for a suspected kidnapper and murderer along with the 16-year-old girl. here is the picture. his name james damaggio. investigators in california he could be anywhere, mexico, canada, it started in a town about an hour east of san diego. they found the body of the mother inside a torched home. outside the body of a child, possibly, they believe, her eight-year-old son. they haven t made a positive i.d. because the medical examiner has to do that. cops found no sign of daughter. 16-year-old hannah anderson. look at this picture. they the suspect abducted her. they are long time friend o
0 return hoping she was okay. you heard from the father. other family members say they are baffled as to why this happened in the first place. they say the kid s mom christina anderson and dimaggio were long time friends but something went terribly wrong. they say he killed anderson and snatched hannah. as for eight-year-old ethan that are also missing they assume that he is with him until they prove otherwise. there was a child s body recovered in the rubble in the house that was burned out. that is is all the information we have to the location of ethan. we don t know if it was ethan s body that was discovered. we are keeping our hopes he is still out there and alive. reporter: medical examiner is doing a dna test that should take a couple have days to get those results. shep: i m reading some people are angry about this shep: is there a car description? we have the blue, hopefully you have the license plate. blue nissan versa. that is the best description we have. no sight
0 company said the response was so negative, the commercials were being taken off the air immediately. good evening. tonight the unbelievable words of a man who says he s not a monster. and the proud, brave words of one of the three women to whom he was precisely that. a captor, a torturer, a rapist, a killer, in short, a monster. the three endured all of that year after year, held captive by ariel castro in his torture chamber in cleveland, ohio. they were victimized but they re not victims. amanda, gina and michelle are survivors. calling them a monster s victim gives far too much credit to the monster. he needs to be forgotten, but there s plenty of time for that. he got a live sentence plus 1,000 years. that s what a judge gave him after hearing powerful testimony from michelle knight and a delusional account from mr. castro. it s rare to hear someone justify their crimes. today in court, on live television, we saw just that. all of the sex practically was consensual. these all
0 elements of disguise. now, moving away from the photographs for a moment, we talked about some cash that was found in the house. did mr. castro use his assets in terms of his cash money that he had on hand to run an internal bar economy, if you will, with his victims? on occasion. and would he after sexually abusing them, throw money at them saying here, you re being paid for the sex in essence? there were reports of that. and would he then turn if they wanted something special from the store demand payment from them from those monies to get items they were requesting? occasionally as well, yes. now, before you is who or welcome back, i m john berman in new york. on the screen, we re watching the sentencing hearing for arie cleveland right now. we re hearing a great deal of dramatic testimony about what went on those nearly t three wo michelle knight, gina in captivity. how stand right now is dr. dejesus and amend amanda berry. frank m. oa on something calle
0 house of horrors where castro has admitted to holding the three women and one child, including pictures of the chains he used to keep those women captive. under a plea deal castro will not face the death penalty for the 937 charges against him but he will spend the rest of his life in prison. nbc s jay gray is in cleveland. jay, we knew that this was going to be an extraordinary day, that we would hear from perhaps one of these women. we ended up hearing from one and their families. it was incredible to watch from television. what were people saying there? reporter: tamron, riveting. while we knew it would be exceptional as you talk about and emotional, there was no way of knowing what would unfold in the courthouse here today. i think a lot of people who were in that courtroom who have been watching this closely still stunned by what unfolded. you know, just the emotion of michelle knight sharing a room for the first time since her escape with ariel castro and then as you talk abo