I know he had his teary moments, but Hank jumped in and started encouraging her, looking for solutions, talking to doctors, organizing the kids.

It took us nine months to get her. We knew someone who adopted and they suggested we adopt. She's been nothing but a blessing.

It's been nice to offer kids a place to stay. I like for people to come here and see that Americans are nice and hospitable.

It was delightful. We are all so much alike, and the things we do are so similar to what they do in Scotland.

They need to understand the history to understand what they're reading.

Protesting does no good. It does no good for anything. It's just ugly.

As soon as she got her cell phone charged up after being rescued she called us. I just started screaming and crying. I'm so happy.

We scraped floors for a week. I was crawling on my hands and knees for days. But looking at it now, we are just so happy with the way it turned out.

We felt so badly for them. How much can be heaped on one person's plate?

Finding him was a miracle. I'm just praying for one more miracle. I hope I can find my sister and the rest of her family.