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A 42-year-old Virginia man got to embrace his birth mother for the first time during a long-awaited family reunion in Valdivia, Chile WASHINGTON -- WASHINGTON (AP) — "Hola, mamá.” What seems like an unremarkable greeting between mother and son was in this case anything but. Forty-two years ago, hospital workers took María Angélica González’s son from her arms right after birth and later told her he had died. Now, she was meeting him face-to-face at her home in Valdivia, Chile. “I love you very much,” Jimmy Lippert Thyden told his mother in Spanish as they embraced amid tears. “It knocked the wind out of me. ... I was suffocated by the gravity of this moment,” Thyden told The Associated Press in a video call after the reunion. “How do you hug someone in a way that makes up for 42 years of hugs?” His journey to find the birth family he never knew began in April after he read news stories about Chilean-born adoptees who had been reunited with their birth relatives with the help of ...

Infant twins Kason and Kyair Thomass were in the back seat of a car that was stolen in Columbus, Ohio. An Amber Alert was issued for Kason. A massive search was underway in Ohio for a 5-month-old missing baby after a car was stolen with him and his twin brother inside when their mother stepped away to pick up a food order, police said. One of the children was found abandoned Monday at the Dayton International Airport, more than 70 miles from Columbus, where his mother's car was stolen , police said. But a search continued Tuesday evening for the other child, police said. The missing baby was identified as Kason Thomass, Columbus police Chief Elaine Bryant said at a news conference Tuesday afternoon. Kason's twin brother, Kyair, was found early Tuesday morning at the airport in Dayton. Bryant said a homeless woman she identified as 24-year-old Nalah Jackson is a person of interest in the case. Amber alert poster issued for Kasson Thomass. National Center for Missing & Exp...