PHILLIPS: I want to update you now on a story that we told you about last week about a Philadelphia mom and her missing daughter. Well, the baby was presumed to have died in a fire, that is until the mom spotted her at a birthday party. Amy Buckman with CNN affiliate WPVI says the girl is coming home today.</s>AMY BUCKMAN, WPVI CORRESPONDENT: The 6-year-old girl has been living with a foster family in New Jersey ever since the woman she knew as her mother, 42-year-old Carolyn Correa, was charged with kidnapping and arson. The charges came in connection with 1997 fire at the little girl's home. After that fire, officials ruled Delimar had died. Sources close to the case say the girl's biological mother, Luz Cuevas, will pick her up at the foster home later today and bring her to her new home. Officials have apparently determined there's no further reason to postpone the reunification of mother and daughter. After their first official meeting last week, Cuevas, acknowledged some of the difficulties ahead. She said she will work to improve her English and will call her daughter by the name to which she's most accustomed.</s>LUZ CUEVAS, MOTHER: For now, the doctors say they have to call her Aaliyah, because she have the name for six years, you know. And then I'm going to say to her, the real name is Delimar.</s>PHILLIPS: Thanks, Amy Buckman from WPVI for that update. We'll continue to follow that story, of course. Straight ahead, caught in the middle of a political crisis. We've got the story of some of the smallest victims of the turmoil in Haiti. Also, hitting the trail in familiar territory. President Bush making moves this afternoon in the Lone Star State. Meanwhile, Democratic candidate John Kerry heads south, trying to shore up support in Florida. Live updates just ahead from the campaign trail.
Girl Kidnapped after Fire Returns Home Today