Rescued Canadian-U.S. couple reunited with family; receiving medical attentionTORONTO (Reuters) - A U.S.-Canadian couple freed in Pakistan this week, nearly five years after being abducted in Afghanistan, reunited with the husband s family on Saturday, the Associated Press reported. Joshua Boyle and Caitlan Coleman arrived with their three children late on Friday in Toronto, where the husband said one of his children was murdered and his wife had been raped. Citing an email from Boyle, the AP reported the family had  reached the first true  home  that the children have ever known   after they spent most of Friday asking if each subsequent airport was our new house hopefully.  Boyle, a Canadian, and Coleman, an American were kidnapped while backpacking in Afghanistan in 2012 by the Taliban-allied Haqqani network. Pakistani troops rescued the family this week in the northwest of the country, near the Afghan border. The United States has long accused Pakistan of failing to fight the Haqqani network. The couple had three children while in captivity. Boyle opened his Friday media statement by saying he was delayed due to a medical emergency involving one of his children. AP, citing Boyle s email, said his daughter had a cursory medical exam and hospital staff were  enthusiastically insistent that her chances seemed miraculously high based on a quick physical.   Boyle made a brief statement at Toronto s Pearson International Airport late on Friday, calling on the Taliban  to provide my family with the justice we are owed.   God willing, this litany of stupidity will be the epitaph of the Haqqani network,  he said. worldnews
rescued couple reunited family receiving medical attentiontoronto reuters a couple freed pakistan week nearly five years abducted afghanistan reunited husband family saturday associated press reported joshua boyle catalan coleman arrived three children late friday toronto husband said one children murdered wife raped citing email boyle ap reported family reached first true home children ever known spent friday asking subsequent airport new house hopefully boyle canadian coleman american kidnapped backpacking afghanistan haqqani network pakistani troops rescued family week northwest country near afghan border the united states long accused pakistan failing fight haqqani network the couple three children captivity boyle opened friday media statement saying delayed due medical emergency involving one children ap citing boyle email said daughter cursory medical exam hospital staff enthusiastically insistent chances seemed miraculously high based quick physical boyle made brief statement toronto pearson international airport late friday calling taliban provide family justice owed god willing italy stupidity epitaph haqqani network said worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Rescued Canadian-U.S. couple reunited with family; receiving medical attentionTORONTO (Reuters) - A U.S.-Canadian couple freed in Pakistan this week, nearly five years after being abducted in Afghanistan, reunited with the husband s family on Saturday, the Associated Press reported. Joshua Boyle and Caitlan Coleman arrived with their three children late on Friday in Toronto, where the husband said one of his children was murdered and his wife had been raped. Citing an email from Boyle, the AP reported the family had  reached the first true  home  that the children have ever known   after they spent most of Friday asking if each subsequent airport was our new house hopefully.  Boyle, a Canadian, and Coleman, an American were kidnapped while backpacking in Afghanistan in 2012 by the Taliban-allied Haqqani network. Pakistani troops rescued the family this week in the northwest of the country, near the Afghan border. The United States has long accused Pakistan of failing to fight the Haqqani network. The couple had three children while in captivity. Boyle opened his Friday media statement by saying he was delayed due to a medical emergency involving one of his children. AP, citing Boyle s email, said his daughter had a cursory medical exam and hospital staff were  enthusiastically insistent that her chances seemed miraculously high based on a quick physical.   Boyle made a brief statement at Toronto s Pearson International Airport late on Friday, calling on the Taliban  to provide my family with the justice we are owed.   God willing, this litany of stupidity will be the epitaph of the Haqqani network,  he said. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: rescued couple reunited family receiving medical attentiontoronto reuters a couple freed pakistan week nearly five years abducted afghanistan reunited husband family saturday associated press reported joshua boyle catalan coleman arrived three children late friday toronto husband said one children murdered wife raped citing email boyle ap reported family reached first true home children ever known spent friday asking subsequent airport new house hopefully boyle canadian coleman american kidnapped backpacking afghanistan haqqani network pakistani troops rescued family week northwest country near afghan border the united states long accused pakistan failing fight haqqani network the couple three children captivity boyle opened friday media statement saying delayed due medical emergency involving one children ap citing boyle email said daughter cursory medical exam hospital staff enthusiastically insistent chances seemed miraculously high based quick physical boyle made brief statement toronto pearson international airport late friday calling taliban provide family justice owed god willing italy stupidity epitaph haqqani network said worldnews