three women rescued after decades of slavery in south london home. police say they spent 30 years in captivity including one woman believed to have spent her entire life in domestic slavery. one captives contacted a charity to say she was being held against her will. >>> in the "l.a. times" the nfl carried on after jfk's assassination even as players mourned. once commissioner pete rosell made the ruling, they played two days after the assassination. >>> the first african-american secret service agent speaks out. he had left the detail by the time kennedy was assassinated. 50 years since kennedy's death, he says he still feels the sting of his organization's failure to protect the president. >> i was an agent of the united states secret service. whatever they did i did. history is not going to look favorable on the united states secret service. and i was a part of that. >> you can check out that full video interview with bolden. as well as other stories on president kennedy's impact on african-americans. he meant so much in terms of opening the windo

they were taken into custody at there south london home.overed the victims. which include a 69-year-old malaysian woman. a 57-year- old irish woman. and 30- year-old briton. rescuers say they are "highly traumatized." their situation came to light after a local charity received a phone call from a woman saying "she had been held against her will in a house in london for more than 30 years." that charity called police which had already launched an investigation into slavery and domestic servitude. the victims have been removed from the home and are being cared for now. >> the time is 9:01 a.m.. it looks like the san mateo bridges won't matter. maligned looks can be deceiving its sometime. what we see here is the accordion affect with a stop and go conditions. >> once again we will likely say something for a while longer. this is in part because the traffic is still backed up the west end of the bridge tried to connect with highway 1 01 and fact let's take a look at the hot spots on 80 westbound. and the 580 ride has been a hot spot and this

. >> the anonymous streets of south london shielded a secret - three women held captive in domestic slavery. police said it was the most alarming case they ever had to deal with. the address has not been revealed. a man and a woman have been arrested and released on bail. noib ours in the nondescript street had no idea what was going on behind closed doors. police say it could take them many months to cyst through the evidence and peace together the women's story. police say the women were beaten and mentally abused. one aged 30 had been in captivity all their lives. >> if people walked along the street it may look like they were not control. it was all about psychological control. a charity helped to secure the woman's release. they are traumatised and looked after by specialists. they are doing well, considering the amount of stress and trauma that they've been under. freedom charity are doing the best to ensure they are safe and well. for two of them to rebuild their lives, and the youngest victim in this is to try and start her life. it will be a long journey. these ladies came out with

in south london where the women were alleged to be held captive. there are so many questions we don't know. are you getting an indication of how these women were freed? >> we have a pretty good idea of what happened. on the workbc news of the freedom charity in relation to forced marriages was shown last month. he women apparently watched that. calledthem watched and wa the charity helpline. it opened up that discussion. later, it was possible for the police to a rescue -- to rescue those women and put them in a place of safety. we understand that they are deeply traumatized. old,f the women, 30 years the suggestion is that she has never lived in anything other than slavery. she was born into servitude. there is huge psychological damage that has certainly been done to all three of them. they will try to heal, if they ever can. to afghanistan where president karzai told a meeting of afghan elders that he supports the terms of the security pact with the united states that would keep american troops their past 2014. it sounds encouraging, but he adde

the life that these three women led for three decades in this very ordinary suburban house in south london, a very nondescript secret, we are told. the police are not saying exactly where. the women were held for 30 years without the neighbours suspecting that something was wrong. it's been described as the worst case of modern slavery in the u.k. ever. the policeman in charge. case says it's the worse incident of its sort that he has ever seen. the women are now in a place of safety. as you can imagine, they are boning counseledly, looked after. a charity played a crucial part in all this because the women apparently saw a television program talking about people who they immediately recognised as fellow victims, and they managed to make contact with the charity who contacted the police. this rescue operation began and was carefully coordinated and we understand that the women were able to walk from the house - or at least two of them initially, on their own where police were waiting to receive them. as you say, an extraordinary case, but the police are still very much in investigation mod

talking south london.most populated cities in the world. >> reporter: a very experienced detective in the matters says the longest he's experienced before of this type of captivity was ten years. this is 30 years. bear in mind, one of the women was 30 years old. so we don't know how she ended up in this house, apart from the fact police say she has spent her whole life in forced servitude of some kind-we don't know the relationship of the three women but either this youngest lady was a baby when she went in or born there. we still don't quite know this. lots of details we don't know, michael. the two, the man and woman, arrested today. but actually the three women were released last month so they've been putting these pieces together. they're not able to tell us everything. one bit of information we have is that they worked closely with a charity. there's a documentary on in the uk, about forced marriage. one of the women in the house watched this documentary, saw the charity involved, and decided to conta

two of the victims told police they met the male suspect in south london and began living together in what investigators described as a collective rve a sort of commune. what happened next is at the core of the investigation. detectives say the victims, including the younger, 30-year-old woman, were forced to stairks beaten, and brainwashed. >> well if it involved handcuffs, there's a very good explanation of this, because people feel they're controlled. people feel they have to do as they're told. >> reporter: authorities have surveillance on the apartment for weeks before making the arrest earlier this week. there's been a police presence outside this residence dr most of the day. investigators say they spent 12 hours searching the house yesterday, gathering 55 bags of evidence and 2500 exhibits. residents we spoke to said they had no clue what was going on. do either one of you recall seeing the peek pooem in there? >> i have never seen anybody that comes out. >> reporter: never? >> never, ever. >> reporter: and now nobody's going back in, not least the three women for whom it was

by official forces to confront the gunman three women at the center saying the allegations in south london also has a gift in some kind of conduct to what police believe the captain's control them to brainwashing and beatings the three alleged victims would become the house and tricks to four weeks ago. i think they may be kept as slaves for thirty years those living in the neighborhood say that being choked by the case hardy betrayed got him choking them they can be installed this day. there was free. sims is the sum total is not growing. the sony now releasing details. one of the winning essay she wrote that the system in a bid describing the conditions under which he was getting social services head of state being informed about the suspected dysfunctional family. police to investigate two separate properties around london arrested two people on suspicion of slavery. the ancient old looks set to bed for this week but jen and john still angle of the school's confess that it's in the social democrats were legal. while the bk to settle that difference is the grassroots may not be convinced

. >> three women held captive in a home in south london for 30 years. a 69-year-old from malaysia.year-old from ireland. and a 30-year-old britton who is believed to be born in captivity. it's similar to that of ariel castro who kept three women captive in his house for ten years in cleveland, right under neighbors' noses. >> they had rooms they could use. but they were very restricted on everything they could do. >> this morning all three of the women are in a safe place and said to be doing well. two people, a man and a woman, both 67 years old, are now in custody. >>> kennedy cousin michael skakel spending his first night out of jail in more than a decade. he is on bail in connecticut, while prosecutors appeal a ling that granted him a new trial. he wants to spend time with family, including his son. if they lose appeal, they will put skakel on trial again. >>> a heartbreaking story from suburban minneapolis. two children are dead and three others in the hospital, after a mother's car veered off the roadway and into a pond. the car was under water for 20 minutes before rescuers

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investigation into the case of three women allegedly held as slaves for thirty years the highest in south london. a senior officer said that they were trying to understand what he called the invisible hand cuffs that we used to control the woman he also spoke of brainwashing and the season in fifth and charged a man and woman both aged fifty seven and been released on bail until next time you're aa fumble on the break and he has this report. in a normal community. the normal house where police say with the lyrics to outsiders normal family life was taking place somewhere here in the sprawling number theory of self love them. three women were subjected to captivity and server to modern day slavery eventually freed on one of them an irish woman sought help from a terrace he was rescued by police. two people arrested were later released on bail. investigators today saying the examination of the hosts but they were held continued. there was a degree of freedom. um and very often in the sky says people might be allowed to leave the premises. but he says psychological control meets with the titan thre

bit jordi so you can get a situation where like in parts of east london new him or in parts of south london . each census there are fewer and fewer white british there and it is possible that there will be areas that have very few not know but very few white british people living there we see the same trend in the united states there are sections of the diverse cities like houston and los angeles where you are there are very few white people living there and that could be a concern for integration so it's just that inability to attract or retain white british population in some of these areas that are maybe not so close to central london but are not far enough away to be sort of leafy and green so it's that where you might get this effect. that still to come in the program the local fashion east is might be impressed but visitors to most days iconic red square have been taken aback by the sight of the larger than life new even sea ice that's been installed near the kremlin coming up we take a look at the control to say surrounding the case. do you think humanity as a whole would ban affair

comfortable bitch already so you can get a situation where like in parts of east london or in parts of south london. each census there are fewer and fewer white british there and it is possible that there will be areas that have very few to no not know but very few white british people living there we see the same trend in the united states there are sections of the diverse cities like houston and los angeles where you are there are very few white people living there and that could be a concern for integration so it's just that inability to attract or retain white british population in some of these areas that are maybe not so close to central london but are not far enough away to be sort of leafy and green so it's that felt where you might get this effect. you with your side to come edward snowden seen cruising down the streets of the u.s. capitol well you post a full money way ahead please look at a prominent ad campaign to support the whistleblower as activists remind you of being spied on also this is not a show this really is red square at the moment. but it's got muscovites on tourist divided

bitch already so you can get a situation where like in parts of east london new him or in parts of south london . each census there are fewer and fewer white british there and it is possible that there will be areas that have very few to no not know but very few white british people living there we see the same trend in the united states there are sections of the diverse cities like houston and los angeles where you are there are very few white people living there and that could be a concern for integration so it's just that inability to attract or retain white british population in some of these areas that are maybe not so close to a central london but are not far enough away to be sort of leafy and green so it's that where you might get this effect. coming out later in the program on the way to such. the clock is ticking for the palin pick some twenty points even when it's a game join me to about with a yacht in the black sea resort as i bring you mole all the preparation of that town down to a hundred days before the paralympics. do you think humanity as a whole would benefit from living som

police but not related it's a better man and woman both sixty seven held them in our home in the south london borrow planet. no evidence of any sexual abuse it was only when one of them grievously telephone to charity the rescue was made possible seven how come it's a constant state of contentment on my face its playstation three with assistant in the state. i think we'll have a combo that would be able to see things coming sunday this is with me to head up happening in this country from falling down. yet the wealthy but with a unity ticket price of sight see and study their belts rebuilt their lives. after police held the winning escape investigators kept the key secret waiting almost a month before the arrested the suspects on thursday after questioning the couple was freed on bail pending new inquiries. investigators say it may take some time to understand what exactly happened and how the three women remain captive in the heart of london for so long but beyond that the united states where the lights are on the plaza in dallas texas the strikeouts with the nation's history. our tv changed

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bitch already so you can get a situation where like in parts of east london new him or in parts of south london . each census there are fewer and fewer white british there and it is possible that there will be areas that have very few to no not know but very few white british people living there we see the same trend in the united states there are sections of the diverse cities like houston and los angeles where you are there are very few white people living there and that could be a concern for integration so it's just that inability to attract or retain white british population in some of these areas that are maybe not so close to central london but are not far enough away to be sort of leafy and green so it's that felt where you might get this effect. in brief a part of the stadium is due to host the opi much the twenty four the football world cup in brazil collapses kill three people the accident happened when a crane plunged onto a huge metal structure of the brazil's be a real race against time to try to complete the world cup a release before the deadline set by three for next month. the

five pensioners have died because of what was called describe neglect in a nursing home south of london south of the facility which has been rated as good by regulators were found to have been giving over doses of medications to patients were simply ignoring them altogether as are silly i met the woman who blew the whistle on the abuse. we're here in west sussex right in front of a care home you know up until two years ago it was operated by a private group called southern cross and wouldn't two thousand and eleven be or could have you care home was shut down after had violated eight essential guidelines of the care quality commission or c.q. see a recent coroner's report found that there was institutionalized abuse throughout the whole of the coroner ruled that neglect had led to the deaths of five elderly people but none of these would have come to light if not for the decision of one of their staff to blow the whistle of what was going on inside it was a very tough decision i didn't come home and do it lightly it is the wrong thing to do and they all ring the place. but and not just

. >> three women per enslaved in south london for 30 years.ing through bags of evidence. the women were freed about four weeks ago, but police only made it public this week after arresting two suspects. they have since been released on bail pending further inquiries. >> for the first time, the vatican has publicly unveiled a handful of bone fragments reportedly belonging to st. peter. the catholic church's first pope. pope paul vi said the fragments were discovered in a way that are convincing but some archaeologists dispute that finding. >> one of indonesia's active l volcanoes is putting on quite a show. it unleashed ash and gravel as high as 16,000 feet. airlines have been warned to not fly near the vol cain owe. >> the bay area connection for one skier who will represent team usa and the legacy of a college friend that she says will motivate her in sochi. >> the road through the sochi olympics go through the bay area. >> one eastbound woman hoping to make the u.s. team has a little something else. nbc bay area explains what it is. >> twist

the house they raided was in south london. the three women who say they were held there for 30 years were a malaysian woman, if i have nine, a 57-year-old irish woman and 30-year-old british woman. now, it appears that the police were told about this following a television documentary in which the freedom that arty discussed the polite of people held in this way or at least similar circumstances. as a result of that, it appears that one of these women has contacted the charity, who of course then contacted the police and then events have gone on from there. as you say, the details still very sketchy at the moment, but certainly this figure of 30 years is quite staggering. >> it is incredible. we understand that it was one of the women that contacted this charity, then set the events in motion. do we know anything about where the women are now and how they're feeling, i guess? >> they've been taken to a place of safety. they are described as being highly traumatized. they will be talking to police liaison officers of course and

. >> reporter: the anonymous streeteds of south london, shielded a 30-year-old secret. women held captive in domestic slavery. the exact address has not been revealed, but a man and woman have been arrested and released on bail. neighbors in the nondescript street apparently had no idea what was going on behind closed doors. police say it could take them many months to shift through the evidence they have gathered and to piece together the women's story. police say the women were beaten and mentally abused. one age 30 had been in captivity all her life. >> if people were walking on the street it might look like they are not controlled, but it is all about psychological control and threats. >> reporter: a charity helped to secure the women's release. they are being looked after by specialists. >> they are doing remarkably well, considering the amount of stress and trauma that they have all been under. and professionals are doing the best to make sure they are safe and well, and for two of them to start to rebuild their life, and for the youngest victim in this is to try

. >> the anonymous streets of south london shielded a 30 year secret. three women held captive in domestic slavery, police sai it was the most alarming case they had to deal with. a man and a woman have been arrested and released on bail. neighbors on a nondescript street apparently had no idea what was going on behind closed doors. police say it could take them many months to sift through evidence they've gathered and to piece together the women's story. police say the women were beaten and mentally abused. one aged 30 had been in captivity all her life. >> if the people were walking on the street it might look to the naked eye that they had no control. but it was all about psychological control, all about threats, and a period of time when there might have been some grooming. >> a charity is helped to secure the women's release. >> they are doing remarkably well, concerning the amount of stress and trauma they were under. doing the very best to know that they are safe and well, and for the two of them to start to rebuild their life and for the younges

was this in a remote area of south london? did they have neighbors? could people have seen them? they ahad plenty of neighbor. this is a densely populated part of london. a lot of people live there. the way it was described by the charity was an ordinary home on an ordinary street. it's not clear what the conditions were inside the house. one of the interesting things is the charity had to have prearranged phone times to talk to these women and basically coax them out of the house. they walked to their freedom, where the charity and the police were standing by. so we're still really trying to understand what exactly kept them in the house. >> atika shubert, thank you so much for us in london. >> coming up, congressman trey radel headed to rehab instead of jail after being charged with misdemeanor cocaine possession, and he's kind of following a familiar template. apology, rehab, redemption. should he have apologized at all? >>> also, 50 years ago tomorrow, president john f. kennedy was assassinated. his assassin, lee harvey oswald, who was shot while in handcuffs, the man handcuf

lee was returning to his bare racks in south london when he was run over by a car and then attacked withd meat cleavers. both deny the killings. tim friend is outside the central criminal court in london. what has the court been hearing, tim? >> some very dramatic and graphic evidence. lee's family was in court at the beginning of this trial, but at one point they decided to leave before the court heard of lee rigby's final moments and there were gasps in court as there was some video shown of the car hitting rigby and hurling him into the air. but this was just a preclude to further attack where two men got out of the car. the prosecution says these two men, the defendants on trial, they got out with knives and a meat cleaver and tried to decapitate lee rigby. this was a cowardly attack, according to the prosecution, and as if to show off their barbarism in the weird word -- words of the prosecution, lee rigby was dragged out into street where there were members of the public witnessing what was going on. and the defendants started sp k speaking about how they carried out the attack as

london police say the women age 30 to 69, were enslaved for 30 years, inside a home in south london. as part of an investigation into slavery and domestic servitude, might say there was no evidence of sexual abuse. 5 to head to washington, d.c. adam mays filling in for joan we chen, is going to tell us what is coming up. >> good evening, john. coming up on america tonight, dying to quit, our exclusive investigation into the stop smoking drug chan tax. we interview a man that claims the drug made him delusional, and he led police on a high speed chase. another woman tells us she started crying uncontrollably, and then tried jumping out of a moving car. now she was offer add $5,000 settlement by the drug maker pfizer, but instead she turned it down so she could warn others. our investigation reveals hundreds of users have actually committed suicide. reported by the food and drug administration, as adverse events associated with chantix. >> i could have been like many of the other people that have taken it and killed themselves, or hurt somebody else. >> people who carry weapons for a l

. >>> police in south london are trying to uncover more evidence in a horrible case of possible peopleeld against their will. they're going house to house where police say three women were held captive more than 30 years. ateek a shoe berg joins us from london. what are investigators hoping to find? >> reporter: fredricka, this is the area they have been going house to house. you can see some of the policemen behind me. it is where police believe the three women were held captive for years. we have more on the two suspects in particular. a woman from tanzania and one from india. they met the two older victims in this case in the 1960s, had a shared political ideology. they formed some sort of collective, but how it went from being a collective to having these women suddenly being under the complete control allegedly of this couple is what police are trying to understand. they have also told the press that they now have the birth certificate of the youngest victim, a 30-year-old woman. that's the only record they have of her. they believe she was effectively born into servitude, fredric

the man was returning to his bare yaks in south london when he was run over by a car and then attackedknives and meat cleavers and the two accused deny the killing. >> reporter: the defendants arrived at the central criminal court amid tight security to hear the prosecution describe their acts as a callus, cowardly murderer. the family of the slain man listened to the evidence but left the courtroom at one point before graphic descriptions of his final moments. on trial is a 28-year-old pictured here and a 22-year-old also pictured here who deny murderer. the court heard that they tried to justify their attack as a demand of the withdrawal of forces from muslim lands. according to the prosecution the soldier was mowed down by a vehicle traveling over 50 kilometers a hour and then was attacked by the defendants who were using meat cleavers and nerves in an attempt to decapitate him and the soldier was shown to have been hit and then subsequently put into the air and then the subsequent cleaver attack was described by one witness as a butcher attacking a piece of meat. one woman engaged

comedy great announcing the state shape for next year people in the sixties had been arrested in south london after police discovered three women they've described as traumatized. scotland yard says the women were released after being held against their will for more than thirty years. we were sixteen people in their sixties an address to them but this part of the u s a guy from slavery and domestic servitude. we'll contact you don't talk about what freedom charity. off to buy had received a call from winning side to go by with dana held against their will but an address in london for more than thirty years. for further investigation. we were able to identify the house with light were being held. with the help of sins to confess negotiations contacted for the charity three women. eight sixteen o one year old from malaysia fifty seven year old from islands. and it fits the role which each woman. roll rescued. new polls for a woodland walk slightly traumatized and what i can see places like that. with light green eye. now the acp scorsese human trafficking unit says he's never seen anything of

this is south london, a borough called lambeth.e shocking developments in this case are coming out. police say it looks like the victims were not just kept inside against their will but they were used as slaves. >> cnn's diana magna has been following this from london. she is at scotland yard. new details coming out. for example, the one woman 30 years old apparently had spent her entire life in of this house. first of all, why did the authorities allow the people accused of doing this to get out of jail? it is a point of law, isn't it? i don't think they've been charged yet, have they? >> it does seem surprising, michael. but i think it's because those two were arrest on suspicion of being involved in forced labor and human trafficking, but the police now don't seem to be able to quite put their finger on what they should charge them with. under british law, you have to charge someone within 36 hours or release them on bail. they've been released on bail. the police are now saying they don't think this comes under a category of do

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now taking good care of senior citizens is the main duty of nursing homes but one south of london has fallen far short of the goal its manager was found responsible for overseeing quote institutionalized abuse leading to the death of five pensioners and it's all to test your australia now reports there are fears that a culture of abuse could be widespread we're here with west sussex right in front of a care what we know up until two years ago it was operated by a private group called southern cross it was called the orchid view care home and we did this a quiet part of west sussex it was the center of much controversy when in two thousand and eleven it was shut down after we had violated eight essential guidelines of the care quality commission or seek you see a recent quarters report and also found that there was institutionalized abuse throughout the whole over here and also with the coroner ruled that the galectin led to the deaths of five elderly people there were instances of wrong dose of medicine given to residents or calls the need more than generally just a low standard of ca

program taking good care of senior citizens it's the main duty of nursing homes but one just south of london has fallen far far short of the goal it's manager has been found guilty of overseeing quote institutionalized abuse leading to the death of at least five pensioners. reports there are fears a culture of abuse could be widespread. we're here in west sussex right in front of a care home now up until two years ago it was operating by a private group called southern cross it was called the orchid view care home i wouldn't this quiet part of west sussex it was the center of much controversy what in two thousand and eleven it was shut down after had violated eight essential guidelines of the care quality commission or c q c a recent coroner's report also found that there was institutionalized abuse throughout the whole over here and also with the coroner ruled that neglect had led to the deaths of five elderly people there were instances of wrong doses of medicine being given to residents or calls the need more than generally just a low standard of care being given but none of these would h