Police find teen daughter of US comedian O'Donnell

The teenage daughter of American chat show host and comedian Rosie O'Donnell was safe in police custody, a week after disappearing from the family home, the star has said.
Police had been looking for 17-year-old Chelsea O'Donnell who left home in Rockland County, New York on August 16 with her therapy dog, a six-month-old black terrier, her mother said.
She had last been seen on August 11.
Chelsea, who reportedly lives with mental illness, was in need of medical attention and had stopped taking her medicine, O'Donnell told fans through her website and Twitter account.
But around six hours later, O'Donnell returned to Twitter to say that Chelsea had been found and was "safe in police custody."

"Thank u all for the help and light #missingchildren," the TV personality tweeted to her more than 835,700 followers.

Chelsea had last been seen wearing a black hoodie, dark ripped blue jeans, gray converse sneakers and a black backpack.
O'Donnell, who has also acted in films alongside Tom Hanks, was in the headlines most recently over a spat with billionaire White House contender Donald Trump.
Trump insulted her during a Republican candidates' TV debate earlier this month when questioned about his record on women.