BANFIELD: For two years, there's been a loud cry to bring back our girls. More than 200 Nigerian schoolgirls who are kidnapped by Boko Haram terrorists. And today, one of them, just one is home. The first girl believed to have been found, and escaped, in fact, since 2014. CNN's international correspondent, David McKenzie, joining me now from Johannesburg, South Africa. Escape is miraculous to me especially after two years. Listen, do we have any other details of how they found her and how she got away?</s>DAVID MCKENZIE, CNN INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Well, Ashleigh, the details are still coming in. And as you say, more than two years after these girls were kidnapped from their high school, one of them, just one seems to have escaped. Now, according to activists we've spoken to, it seems like the young girl was with her, "husband." In fact, Boko Haram fighter she was married to and had a young baby with her. So it's possible that that fighter had defected from the ISIS-affiliated group from deep within the Sambisa forest where. The forest where that Boko Haram fighting force is cornered. A vigilante group which patrols her into the forest that came across, one person recognized her. According to the activist, she was taken away, taken to a family where they identified and must have been an amazing reunion after all this time and now the Nigerian military has taken to a place of safety at a military base. Now the bring back our girls campaign, as you remember, was huge around the world. There'll be hopes that more could be freed soon. Ashleigh?</s>BANFIELD: Oh god, I mean it's miraculous. David McKenzie, great reporting. Keep us posted. We've also got this continuing story. The fight that's brewing between Bernie Sanders and the Democratic Party. After the fallout from the heated Nevada convention. Coming up, we're going to talk to Democratic National Committee chair. We'll get her reaction to Sanders campaign manager saying that she's been throwing shade at Sanders since the beginning.
Boko Haram Captive Found Safe.