that s when little carlina white, a 19-day old infant, three weeks old, was taken to a harlem hospital for a high fever and was snatched by a woman dressed as a nurse. there were no leads. and the case eventually went cold. but her mother who always kept her baby s photo on the dresser, held on. i just always believed that she would find me. that was something that i always believed in myself. you know, carlina talked about growing up in bridge port, connecticut, about an hour s drive from the life she was supposed to have in the bronx, new york. 45 miles away with her real family. she now has a baby of her own and, in fact, it was when she got pregnant at age 16, that she really started to question, really started to wonder about her identity. when she asked the woman she thought was her mother for a birth certificate, so she could get prenatal care and her so-called mother couldn t provide one. so she turned to the internet.
to tip kids off but, you know, we talked to one of the companies that make the kits and they can pick up prescription drugs on these tests. so, you know, that is one of the big fears among a lot of parents and school administrators now is kids taking prescription drugs from the parent s medicine cabinets. unbelievable. we ll follow up on the story. mary, thanks so much. well, thieves break into a man s house and they take the one thing that just can t be preplaced. yep, on top of the dresser, his wife s ashes. he was saving them until the day his and hers could be joined together forever in their garden. looks like he s going to be alone in the garden. next hour, how the community rally around him and trying to appeal to the thieves who may not realize what they have stolen. a powerful earthquake rocked haiti. buildings caved, streets crumbled. a nation was changed forever. we re following one group