isa stands just under 4 feet tall and 44 pounds.ice say they are nowhere close at this point to bringing her home. ann? >> all right, miguel almaguer, thank you so much. well, tucson police chief roberto is now joining us. chief, good morning to you, and welcome. >> good morning. >> more than 72 hours now since this little girl was last seen. where exactly is your investigation? >> well, we seized about over 100 investigative leads that we have followed up on. we're current on that. we've canvassed the area at least three times going door to door contacting merchants, looking for video surveillance in any of the businesses that might give us a clue. we're looking through the landfill and the transfer station where trash from the neighborhood was taken earlier in the morning on saturday to make sure that we didn't miss anything there. so we are continuing through our investigation. >> the celis family seems to have no doubt that isa was kidnapped by a stranger. i understand investigators spoke to parents -- the parents late in the ev

detectives say isa's parents are cooperating.y friends say the doting mother and father were high school sweethearts and have two other young children. isa's parents were questioned separately by police for hours. police say they won't rule anything out. >> we are expending every resource that we can to try and bring this investigation to a successful conclusion. >> reporter: a desperate search for a little girl who vanished from her bedroom. >>> that was miguel almaguer reporting. >>> now at 6:00, wild weather dumping snow along the east coast. >>> off the top tonight a rare spring storm blankets parts of the east coast. some areas could get more than a foot of snow before it's over. >>> a mother of six beaten, robbed, sexually assaulted, and tonight a new twist nearly 30 years after she was murdered. >>> but first, sex, lies, and politics. john edwards on trial accused of using campaign money to cover up an affair with his pregnant mistress. >> good evening. i'm jim vance. >> i'm doreen gentzler. four years ago john edwards was

hers is right there. >> reporter: alicia lives next door, her bedroom 20 feet away from isa's. at 6:30 a.m. saturday, an hour and a half before the 6-year-old was reported missing, she told police she heard male voices outside her window. >> i didn't think it was that strange. >> reporter: she believes she was abducted by someone the little girl knew. >> there was no struggle that i could hear, you know. i didn't hear her. i didn't hear screaming. i think that it's someone that she knew. someone that she trusted. >> we're not making any assumptions based upon that. there's a huge amount of information out there. >> reporter: police have called the family home a crime scene. wednesday officers again went door to door. teams scoured miles of washes and ravines. hours of local surveillance tapes have been reviewed, but investigators say they have no significant leads. >> we're looking for you, isa. >> reporter: now isa's parents are stepping forward, sending out not just a plea but a message to their little girl. >> we love you. we miss you so much. and we will never give up. we w

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saturday, her father realized isa was gone and called 911.t night, police spoke for the first time about possible clues. >> we have a location where we think that could be a possible location. >> reporter: within hours, authorities scoured and sealed off isa's neighborhood. local police, the fbi, and u.s. marshals combed a 2 1/2-mile radius, canvassing nearby neighborhoods, businesses, and tucson's deserts. police are calling the case a suspicious disappearance, a possible abduction. investigators have no suspects and hector rodriguez is isa's grandfather. >> translator: it's still something i can't believe. i can't believe it. i wish it was a dream. >> reporter: detectives say isa's parents are cooperating. family friends say the doting mother and father were high school sweethearts, and have two other young children. isa's parents were questioned separately by police for hours. >> just no possible way that the family would have anything to do with this. the window was knocked out in her room -- the screen, rather, so there's just no possibi

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but i know they had nothing to do with this. >> reporter: isa was last seen by her father sleeping in bed friday night. saturday morning he told police, she was gone. the window open, the screen pushed aside. but police have never called the case a kidnapping. instead, a suspicious disappearance. the family home is surrounded by a five foot wall. daupgs are often in the yard or in the home. police have named no suspects. >> i understand people may get frustrated. they want to know what we know. but reality, we need to keep some of the things we know close to our vest, and under cover, because that may be what helps us break the case later on. >> reporter: the search for isa now nearly a week old. the little girl who vanished from her bedroom without a trace. police along with the fbi are poring through thousands of pages of questionnaires that have been filled out by local neighbors. they say it's one tip that could break this case wide open. ann? >> all right, miguel almaguer, thank you so much. dr. casey jordan is a criminologist and justice and law professor at western connecticut

police say everyone, including isa's parents, are fully cooperating in this case.s a $6,000 offer -- reward being offered. they say that they are working this case 24 hours a day. ann? >> all right. miguel almaguer this morning. miguel, thank you. and now here's matt. >> all right, ann, thank you. a new unauthorized tell-all is revealing some intimate new details about the life of music and tv mogul simon cowell. nbc's michelle kosinski sat down with the man who wrote the book. michelle, good morning to you. >> hi, matt. simon cowell actually gave the author some access. but pretty much every day here there's been some big, embarrassing headline coming out of this, called "sweet revenge," the intimate details of cowell's over-the-top but very private, private life. >> there's no limit. >> reporter: yachts, jets, cars, mansions, women. suitcases full of beauty products and weekly vitamin iv drips. a $4 million birthday party with a theme -- ♪ you're so vain >> reporter: vanity. oh, and black toilet paper. the secret world, according to a new book, of music show rock

. >> i go to isa. >> thank you. lastly, i want to call up ann jung to share with us. >> thank you for the opportunity to allow me to speak here today. the great recession was a game changer for many. many people became homeless for the first time. i am one of many that lost their job and home. i would like to ask respectfully if you would please do something to make the shelter reservation system easier. [applause] things are getting better now implement-wise. i have lost two jobs each time when my shelter reservation ran out. one can only get a reservation for four months. to get a new one, one has to spend an incredible amount of hours to get a new reservation. in the meantime, you lose your job because of the prejudice and stigma attached to the homeless. the assumption still is that one is homeless, in a shelter, because you are lazy, stupid, or crazy. to just be a normal person trying to get your life back from the great recession has not quite manifested itself. so if you could possibly make it easier to just

. >> we are looking -- we're looking for you, isa. we love you. just please, please, to the person or persons who have isabel, tell us your commademan. tell us what you want. >> reporter: there have been other cases where a child was snatched. >> their own bed, like elizabeth smart and bay by lisa irwin. but investigators say when it happens, it is extreme little rare. and more often than not, someone they know. >> pure stranger abductions are around 100 each year. i don't even know of a case truly where there wasn't some connection of a bad guy to the house. >> reporter: and that is why police, now in the middle of the isabel celis case, are so meticulously building a timeline of what may have happened the night she disappeared. she was last seen going to bed here inside her parents tucson home at 11:00 p.m. last friday. these two neighborhood boys played with her earlier that night. >> she was just a perfect little girl, having fun at a partiful, playing with her friends. >> reporter: smoornding, her mother left for work as a nurse at this hospi

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. >>> despite a week-long massive search, there has been no sign of little isa. hope this video yields some new clues. lester? >>> tomorrow marks the 20th anniversary of the 1992 los angeles riots. on april 29, a jury acquitted four plifbs of beating rodney king to excessive force. i sat down with king and talked about the riots and the impacts it had. >>> now i'm going to make an awkward turn. a little later, finding a bra that fits. find out why all bras are not created equal when it comes to size. we're going to talk about getting best fit. >> that wasn't awkward at all. i'm in full support. tom llamas at the news desk. >>> the secret service is operating on a new code of conduct. i prohibits agents while traveling overseas to drinking excessively, going to racy bars or bringing foreign nationals to their hotel rooms. the stricter standards start immediately. >>> prosecutors are asking a florida judge to raise the bond for george zimmerman. he's the man charged with the second-degree murder in the death of trayvon martin in sanford, florida, in february. the r

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in tucson, family and friends and neighbors holding a candlelight vigil for the girl they knows as isadetectives say her parents are cooperating right now with the investigation. >>> and another search, this one in new york city turned up dry, three decades after six-year-old etan patz disappeared. investigators are looking for clues in a basement near his home. cnn says that search is over, they didn't find human remains and they found a possible blood stain, but field test turned up negative. days after etan patz vanished, a carpenter that worked out of a basement there reportedly poured a new concrete floor. it was never dug up until now. >>> parents across california have been on pins and needles the past month since the governor put transitional kindergarten on the budget hit list. now, some hope for its survival. christie smith is live in oakland to ex-plap why some school districts are moving forward anyway. christie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. talking about big districts, l.a. unified, green leaf elementary is oakland's pilot school for transitional kindergarten,

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there mass been no sign of isa.is many video veelds new clues. >> and then tomorrow marks the 20th anniversary of the 1992 los angeles riots. on april 29th, a jury acquitted four l.a. police officers of beating rodney king and excessive force. i sat down this week with king and talked about the riots and the impact that upheaval had on los angeles. >> now i'm going to make an awkward turn. finding a bra na fits. you know how difficult that can be. find out why all bras are not created equal when it comes to size. how to get the best fit. >> i fully support you in that story. but first, let's get more of the morning's headlines. tomium mass at the news desk. take it away. >> good morning, everyone. the secret service is operating under a new code of conduct in the wake of the scandal in colombia. the rules prohibit agents with while traveling overseas from drinking excessively, going to racy bars or bringing foreign nationals to hotel rooms. >>> prosecutors are asking a judge to raise the bond for george zimmerman ch

in discussing the isa with colleagues in europe and europeans here and others, we commonly have a response that why do we wish to antagonize or offend the biggest emerging markets that are growing so fast that are indeed our future, in a sense, it's where the growth is happening, what is it -- and i would like to know, i guess how you respond to that. because surely you must have encountered that argument in the councils of the wto. and secondly, we hear that there's no additionalty, that failing to engage in emerging markets, the bigs, and simply engaging the countries that are basically open, basically engaged in global trade, those who can and will, isn't really getting us anywhere. so i think those are the two most heard objections, maybe on the european side and elsewhere. could you respond? >> well, let me pick up on the issue of our attitude toward the emerging economies first. one of the realities of negotiations in geneva is that every actor is their own sovereign. and every actor decides whether or not they wish to engage or not engage. and i'm fully respectful of that and if the