more. a complete list of what you can expect to pay more for in 2012. captions by vitac www.vitac.com one teenager s stunned saga ended with her return to the united states. this is exclusive video of jakadrien turner arriving at the airport in dallas. she spent most of the past year in colombia after being deported by the u.s. government. the problem is, she isn t colombian. these an american teenager who ran away from home. shoplifting, arrested in houston, convinced colombian officials her name was ortega cortez. her family wants answers from the federal government, but right now are just happy their daughter is home. they want to get some rest, to reunite the family. that s the purpose of this day. they re very happy that we were able to get them home. what a story. federal immigration officials are investigating. much more a little later in the show on the situation, including how her family finally found her. well, a two-ship convoy is making the first of it
to columbia. ahead, learn about the outrage of parents over their children s homework assignments. we ll have details. new hampshire appears to be one of the busiest places on earth today, at least in the united states. the candidates and the republican presidential race are make their final push ahead of the first in the nation presidential primary. mitt romney has a solid lead going into tuesday s primary, but if history serves in the lesson, his victory is anything but certain there. cnn s joe johns is following the day s developments from manchester. joe. hey, gary. call new hampshire ornery, perhaps. stoic, certainly very independent thinking, that pinch-hit for voting against the front-runner has been well established, but that will be tested here in new hampshire this time. it s because of mitt room me. not only is he the productive favorite in this race, the front-runner in the poll, he has a house in new hampshire and perhaps most importantly of all, he s the g
gaby gifford. that tragedy is being remembered in many different ways. giffords made her first appearance at her tucson office honoring her aide gabe zimmerman who was killed. and part of a hiking trail was renamed for him, as well. today in memory of the victims, trees will be planted for peace. tomorrow an interfaith church service. also a candle light vigil at the university of arizona which giffords is scheduled to attend. and a disturbing story out of connecticut. police there say a paramedic raped a woman as she lay on a stretcher in an ambulance. police say the unconscious victim was being taken to a hospital last month when she woke up to find she was strapped down to the stretcher and being raped. they say it was outrageous and horrifying conduct. paramedics and police officers, firefighters are in positions of tremendous public trust. these allegations represent a tremendous breach of that trust. the 49-year-old suspect was arrested and later released on a
soil this morning. we ll tell you how the 15-year-old dallas girl ended up in colombia and how she was located. and what does slavery and math have to do with each other? a teacher gives a math test with word problems such as, if frederick got two beatings per day, how many beatings did he get in one week? we ll tell you the full story, and we want your reaction. send your thoughts to gary tuchman cnn on twitter. he s on trial for murder. joran van der sloot sits in court yawning. hear what the judge had to say about his behavior. we start with the republican presidential race and the battle for the granite state, new hampshire. the candidates have two debates there this weekend. but that doesn t mean they re scaling back on the personal appearances. this is mitt romney holding a rally in dairy, new hampshire. he s been dominating the polls in new hampshire, but now rick santorum may have some momentum. paul steinhouser joins me from manchester, new hampshire, early in th
where did something drop here? well there s so many different levels and even though the news here this morning is that jakadrien is in the process of being brought home, there s a great deal of questions unanswered as to how all of this could have happened. she was arrested in april of last year with no identification on her. simply told authorities, local houston police after she was arrested for shoplifting that her name was tika cortez, she told them she was 21 years old. gave them a false birthday as well. that set off this long string of situation here, that it s baffling to be quite honest. i mean essentially she fooled local police, the local court system there. who believed throughout her guilty plea and serving some short time in jail and then being handed over to immigration agents. and the court system there, through the whole deportation process. and then even the colombian government ha had to have met with her and given her the