THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT.  THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED. DARYN KAGAN, CNN ANCHOR: One of the children involved in a family's standoff with authorities in Idaho is now in protective custody. That standoff is in its fourth day. We get the latest now on the story from our Lilian Kim, who is in Garfield Bay, Idaho -- Lilian, hello.</s>LILIAN KIM, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Daryn, the number of children holed up inside of their home is now down to five. Authorities say 15-year-old Benjamin McGuckin has been roaming around the property for days now, possibly looking for help, and is now in child protective custody. This standoff began Tuesday when the children refused to be taken into foster care after authorities arrested their mother JoAnn McGuckin for failed to adequately feed and protect her children. Now, deputies who had been monitoring the property had no idea Benjamin McGuckin was out of the home, leaving his five brothers and sisters behind. But this is definitely a break in the case because for days now they had made legal progress. For the deputies, the task is now to persuade the other children to leave the home. Guns are believed to be inside. And nearly 30 dogs are reportedly roaming the area. Authorities are hoping the older brother can help. Yesterday, he underwent medical exams. Now, today, deputies are expected to ask him questions that could perhaps help them in resolving this standoff. That is the latest from Garfield Bay, Idaho. I'm Lilian Kim. Daryn, back to you.</s>KAGAN: Lilian, thank you.
One of Idaho Children in Protective Custody