jayne was in love. and soon married and swept off to mexico to a fresh place for a new life, new roots, new family, and that famous name, valseca. one thing the legacy did afford them was the chance to live pretty much anywhere they wanted to. and eduardo suggested a town in north central mexico called san miguel de allende, 450 years old. rich obviously in history, but also in culture and art, a place so desirable and so lovely that almost 10% of the population is composed of people who moved here from some other country. she rubbed shoulders here with other expatriate americans and canadians and europeans and fell hard for mexico. here, far away from the notorious crime of mexico city >> we didn't feel threatened. i would say san miguel de allende, perhaps even now, is probably statistically is as safe or safer than many of our u.s. towns and small cities. >> and here they built a business in real estate, buying up old places, tidying them up, selling them again, and, of course, having children. >> it

the kidnappers had every dollar, it took jayne seven months to gather and now they kidnapped jayne's employee. but they hadn't released eduardo. had they killed him after all? if not, where was he? the kidnappers promised eduardo's release 48 hours after the drop. there was no word, no call, nothing to suggest the kidnappers had or would make good on their claim. and here at the ranch, there was a family to care for. life had to go on. two days after the ransom drop in a sad distracted ceremony, they prepared a cake to mark fernando's 13th birthday. >> i blew the candles out and i remember thinking i wish for my dad to come back. >> something like routine resumed. routine in limbo on auto pilot. there were small teeth to brush, bedtime stories to read, breakfast to prepare. it was the morning after fernando's birthday wish, she was in the kitchen. >> and as i'm clearing the dishes, someone walked by, it was very quick and it was someone who looked very thin and frail and very, very old and had a baseball cap, florescent yellow baseball cap on, dark clothing. >> she knew the kidnapper

, and i said, how easy was that, jayne? says that guy at customs office, and he searched the bag, and tried the shampoo. and if field him, it is going to fool everybody. i said, we are going to make this. michael said that there a payment of $8,000 when we get back to england. >> and you will get an envelope with 8,000 pounds in it. >> we had been through all of the terror and the pain and if we don't deserve 8,000, who does. let's take these jokers and get them over to the england and then let's just spend the money. >> and i looked at david, and i said, let's just go the rest of the way home, and drop the bottles off with them, and pick up the cash and go. >> within three days, we had become international drug smugglers. checking out the listing on zillow i sent you? yeah, i like it. this place has a great backyard. i can't believe we're finally doing this. all of this... stacey, benjamin... this is daniel. you're not just looking for a house. you're looking for a place for your life to happen. zillow. >>> hi, i'm richard

a wall of flames overtaking a major highway within inches of homes and evacuees like jayne johnson caught in the middle. >> go go go. >> we've got to get out of here. mireya: it's been more than 40 years since the coastal community of solimar beach last burned. as the flames exploded this family had just minutes to >> we are probably going to head to santa barbara. i'm 29-years-old. i don't think there's ever been a fire at this hillside here. mirko once the residents escaped -- mireya: once the residents escaped fire crews attacked the fire head on. this video from the ventura county fire department shows a bulldozer scraping brush near the flames containing the fire on the ground. as helicopters dumped water and fire retardant. santa monica deputy fire chief tom clemo. >> despite the challenges of high winds, steep terrain, significant brush, we were able to bring a stop to all forward progress to the fire and did not lose any structures. mireya: it may be another day or two before the fire is fully contained. all that remains now are hot spots, calm her winds and relief. mireya villarr

a wall of flames overtaking a major highway, within inches of homes and evacuees like jayne johnson caught in the middle. >> go go go! >> we got to get out of here! >> reporter: it's been more than 40 years since the coastal community of solimar beach last burned. as flames exploded this family had minutes to evacuate. >> we are probably going to head to santa barbara. i'm 29 years old. i don't think there's ever been a fire at this hillside here. >> reporter: this video from the ventura county fire department shows a bulldozer scraping brush near the flames. santa monica deputy fire chief tom clemo. >> despite the challenges of high winds, steep terrain, significant brush, we were able to bring a stop to all forward progress of the fire and did not lose any structures. >>reporter: it may be another day or two before the fire is fully contained. all that remains now are hot spots, calmer winds and relief that a major disaster was avoided. mireya villarreal, cbs news los angeles. >> glor: tensions remain high in chicago, after a police officer shot and killed two people this weekend. one of

official says the first of 17 detainees scheduled to be released jayne will be transferred next week.that will cut the prison population to 90 by late january, 31 would still be eligible for transfer. though the white house and pentagon also insaft number of the detainees are too dangerous to be released. >>> now president obama's trip to hawaii has been relatively quiet so far built this moment of pause yesterday. the motorcade was briefly stopped while the secret service checked out a drone flying in the area. according to an official the person operating the drone was completely unaware the presidential motorcade would be driving in the area and complied immediately when asked to cease and desist. no charges are going to be filed. the motorcade continued on. and 2015 could be the year remembered for an explosion of polling in this presidential race. the "boston globe" looked at the number of polls of the republican race in the early contest states. they are up by nearly 90%. this is a pollster app. already this year there have been 236 polls up from 2011 while the number of nationa