recientemente viajÉ a tucson, arizona, donde encontrÉ una de las historias mÁs tristes que me ha tocadoarrera. cientos de inmigrantes que intentan entrar en el paÍs mueren en el desierto y como la

una vivienda en tucson, arizona escondÍa una terrible historia. cautiva a tres adolescentes. vilma tarazona nos narra lo que ocurrÍa en esa casa que era un infierno en lugar de un hogar. >> si el infierno existiera, esta casa de tucson, arizona, bien podrÍa representarlo. este fue el lugar donde dos niÑas de 12 y 13 aÑos y una adolescente de 17 fueron mantenidas prisioneras por dos aÑos. lo mÁs espeluznante es que los demonios fueron su propia madre de origen hispano y el padrastro de las niÑas. los captores tenÍa la casa vigilada con cÁmaras y alarma las 24 horas del dÍa para evitar que se escaparan. sin embargo, en un descuido a las cuatro de la madrugada, las dos mÁs pequeÑas lograron saltar por una ventana a la calle y corrieron pidiendo ayuda a la casa de unos vecinos. ellos llamaron a la policÍa. cuando los oficiales lograron entrar a la casa prisiÓn encontraron a la niÑa de 17 aÑos encerrada en una de las habitaciones. las ventanas estaban selladas y tenÍan puestas toallas para que nadie escucharÁ los ruidos que salÍan del encierro. los vec

recientemente viajÉ a tucson, arizona, donde encontrÉ una de las historias mÁs tristes que me ha tocadoarrera. cientos de inmigrantes que intentan entrar en el paÍs mueren en el desierto y como la mayorÍa no llevan identificaciÓn, su cuerpo nunca es reclamado. >> detrÁs de esta puerta, estÁ la muerte. penetra el dolor y el frÍo que calan los huesos, nos lleva a descubrir el doloroso final que tienen muchos inmigrantes. es la morgue del condado de tucson. el dÍa de nuestra visita, hay cadÁveres de 22 personas. dos de ellos acababan de ser encontrados en el desierto de arizona, casi esqueletos, imposibles de reconocer. cÓmo y en quÉ condiciones mueren? >> la mayorÍa de los inmigrantes mueren por el calor. entonces, y despuÉs la muerte, las condiciones en el desierto son muy difÍciles. entonces, hay mucho calor, es muy seco. hay animales que comen los restos. >> desde la universidad de arizona, intentan completar el rompecabezas que se convierte la desapariciÓn de un ser querido. >> cuÁl es el mayor reto que enfrentan' >> la mayorÍa no tienen informes mÉdicos o de dentistas. entonces, es m

military's largest aircraft storage facility, located in tucson, arizona. a dozen c27j's are already here. >> it is the only place you can go and see 1,000 military airplanes in one location. >> he took us on a tour of the sprawling 2600-acre air base. from the cold war to the iraq war, thousands of planes have a unique history, the dry arizona weather is a perfect place for long term storage. >> what am i looking at? >> this c27 has started the preservation process. in the process, what we do is try and make sure we can maintain the aircraft in the best possible condition. in this aircraft has already gone through the flush farm. we wash it, make sure it's clean. then we will flush all of the fuel out of the aircraft. >> i can imagine with a plane like this, you didn't have to do a lot to clean it. >> this aircraft is in good condition. >> most planes sit here indefinitely, some scrapped for parts, others chopped up and recycled. the c27j faces a different future. >> in the particular case here, they're going to be used by somebody else. >> they're not goi

se establecieron en arizona cuando ella tenÍa seis aÑos de edad. es en tucsona estados unidos. mi familia estÁ aquÍ. >> la familia que la recibe en su hogar, en el paÍs que hoy le abre las puertas. >> maravillosamente bendecida de que estÉ en casa. feliz. con su regreso, mis tres hijas juntas. >> lorena vargas se encuentra en libertad, del grupo de los 30, aÚn hay cuatro jÓvenes que se encuentran tras las rejas. >> dos muchachas de las mujeres que venÍan estÁn detenidas con permisos aprobados y no son liberadas todavÍa. >> corriendo el riesgo de la deportaciÓn y de perder la posibilidad de regresar a casa, en tucson, arizona, univisiÓn. >> una mujer de origen colombiano que se identifica como adriana jamÁs pensÓ que su fotografÍa en la pÁgina del mercado de seguros de obamacare se convertirÍa en un verdadero dolor de cabeza para ella. ella vive legalmente en los estados unidos y asegura haber sido vÍctima de acoso cibernÉtico aunque ni siquiera recibiÓ dinero por esa fotografÍa. mÁs de 1000 soldados estadounidenses llegarÁn a filipinas para ayudar en esfuerzos

en tucson, arizona, dulce mascareÑo, univisiÓn. >> con ayuda de varias organizaciones, jÓvenes dreamersos mismos costos que se cobran a recientes del estado. >> lÍderes de empresas le estÁn dando la mano a jÓvenes que intentan lograr la reforma migratoria. el hackatÓn va a crear productos cibernÉticos que ayuden a los indocumentados. participan dreamers junto a personalidades como el propio creador de facebook. [aplausos] >> 20 dreamers hoy contaron sus historias, muchas desgarradoras. tambiÉn hicieron otro de sus sueÑos realidad, estar con mark zuckerberg, pero todos tienen en comÚn lograr una reforma integral ya sea este aÑo o el que viene. >> si se cae este aÑo, tambiÉn porque prefiero esperar un aÑo a que salga una reforma migratoria mejor. >> los 20 dreamers fueron elegidos entre las mentes mÁs brillantes para participar en el hackaton, un maratÓn de tecnologÍa para crear prototipos de productos que ayuden a promover la reforma migratoria en los estados unidos. >> quiero decir que todos tenemos la capacidad de hacer un cambio en esta sociedad y que tenemos la capacidad de cambiar n

. >>> three girls claiming they've been held prisoner, this time in tucson, arizona. the mother, stepfather of the 12 and 17-year-old sisters have been arrested, charged with kidnapping and emotional and physical abuse. the stepfather is accused of one count of sexual abuse. the girls were found malnourished and dirty and told officers they had not taken a bath up to six months and were imprisoned in their home for possibly two years. the two younger girls were able to escape tuesday. police found the third locked inside the home. >>> new dash cam video shows one police officer displaying incredible heroism. police officer chris singer came to the scene of a truck fire and sprang into action. he rushed towards the burning vehicle pulling the unconscious driver to safety. that man in critical condition, but alive. >> we can't picture it but they say their training kicks in and they just do it. >> it is instinct. >> yes. so, traveling in the west, busy day today. a lot of volume out there on the roads. not doing so bad weatherwise. at least not compared to the east coas

maÑana estaremos en tucson, arizona. acevedo. >> muy buenas noches. al menos, 10.000 personas muertas es lo que dejÓ el paso del tifón haiyan. esta noche, millones de personas permanecen sin alimentos, sin medicamentos y sin agua. >> este hombre que creÍa estar a salvo dentro de una estructura de un hotel que se suponÍa mu

llevan a cabo en la capital del paÍs, washington d c, y westchester pensilvania, en nueva york, en tucson arizona brea en california. >>> lo decidimos hacer aquÍ, este condado es republicano, prÁcticamente es muy conservador, y hay mucho racismo. >>> enfrentaron los gritos de dos mujeres que se mantuvieron, con consignas a favor de deportaciÓn de indocumentados. >>> si son ilegales, no pueden trabajar, no deben trabajar, no pagan impuestos. >>> tambiÉn funcionarios pÚblicos visitaron el campamento apoyando la aprobaciÓn de una reforma migratoria. >>> siempre hablan solo de hispanos, pero es un problema que impacta a mucha, mucha gente. incluyendo a asiÁticos. >>> son once personas en el campamento de huelga de hambre que representan a once millones de trabajadores indocumentados y sus familias, tienen la esperanza de una reforma migratoria antes de fin de aÑo. >>> admitieron que no estÁn de acuerdo que para salir del estancamiento legislativo las negociaciones se hagan por parte como propuso el presidente obama. >>> no creemos en eso, quieren dar una rebanada del pastel. >>> estamos viviendo toda

la seÑora quintero sali de tucson, arizona y debi hacer escala en los ngeles, pero la trajeron directamente jos. s.o.t. lupe quintero/hizo escala en los angeles 27:37:24 y nos trajeron en otro avión, pues no mas éramos 8 los que veníamos porque teníamos que ir a los ngeles y luego los angeles para aca, pero no se pudo. s.o.t. rosemary barns/portavoz, aeropuerto de san josé 2:03:12 as a precautionary measure they are increasing canine patrols at both of our terminals immediately. la portavoz del aeropuesto dijo que como medida de precaucin, la polica de san jos increment las patrullas caninas, y oficiales de seguridad en el transporte tambien aumentaron la vigilancia. 6 aerolineas que operan en san jos tienen 25 vuelos diarios a los ngeles.. s.o.t. sophia maler/pasajera 17:33:24 in la i was supposed to get on a flight to moscow, russia, i was actually very excited about that. esta pasajera tena que viajar a los angeles para tomar un vuelo a mosc, rusia, pero cancelaron su vuelo desde san jos. los aeropuestos de san francisco y oakland tambin reforzaron su seguridad, y reportaron un sin nmero

. >>> in tucson arizona handed stanford the pac 12 north title when they rolled fifth ranked oregon 426. that's a shocker. >>> stevedore back in the lineup after missing two -- steph curry back in the lineup after missing two games with a concussion but the blazers ran in the fourth. batum a dagger three ball to give the blazers a 113-101 win. >>> sharks circling the devils. sharks scoring. tyler kennedy, between the pipes big os put them up 2-0 and the sharks go on to win final of 2-1. that's all in one minute. >> you have a couple of -- busy days because -- cbs has a couple of big games. >> on the jet plane in the morning to dc. i got niners and -- redskins monday. wednesday i fly into dallas. and i have raiders and cowboys. >> well bundle up for washington 39 degrees tomorrow vern. how'd i know that? >> is that all? >> you need the big coat and how did i know? that does it for us at 10:00. kpix 5 news is always on at kpix.com. see you at 11:00. [ captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ] ,, ♪ hey, that's the last crescent! oh, did you want

well -- in tucson, arizona hosted the oregon ducks. and the underdog wildcats put a whooping on them. carry, nine yard touchdown run and then it was 35-9 late third quarter. the heisman bid may have crashed and burned and oh it's a pick here in the fourth. arizona in a shocker 42-16 over the fifth ranked ducks. and it gave stanford the pac 12 north title. >>> johnny manzello on the road at lsu and it wasn't johnny football's day. texas a&m already down 14 points in the third. manziel a costly pick. and man, manziel the concentration problems there. lsu iced the game here. power formation. kenny hillyard and they beat johnny football and texas a&m 34-10. >>> 49ers' final prep for the kpix 5 televised monday night game in washington, d.c.. davis a dc native is going home. he's been a focal point for opposing defenders considering the 49,' wide receiver core is statistically last in the league and despite that davis has more receiving yards than he did last season and embraces all the double and triple teaming that he faces. >> i see some

this one in tucson, arizona. >> people said to be in charge of that house?ather who have now been arrested. the details of the case, so far, are chilling. it started when two young girls ran to a neighbor's house and someone called police. >> they discovered two juvenile females that were extremely filthy, approximate ages 12 and 13. they had run to a neighbor's house alleging their stepfather had kicked in their bedroom door and was attempting to assault them with a knife. >> reporter: and then it got worse. >> it was alleged by the girls they had been imprisoned in their bedrooms for approximately the last two years. >> reporter: that was when officers entered the house. >> and discovered a third 17-year-old female that was also imprisoned within her bedroom, a different bedroom than the bedroom that her siblings were occupying together. >> reporter: all three were malnourishes and told police they had not bathed within the last four to six months. their living conditions said to be filthy. >> they had not seen each other in almost two years. >> reporter:

. >> brennan: police in tucson, arizona, say three sisters ages 12 to 17 were held captive for two yearsn their own home. today their mother and stepfather, sophia and fernando richter appeared in court. both are charged with kidnapping and child abuse. the stepfather is accused of sexual abuse. the police say the girls were fed once a day and hadn't had a bath in months. they were rescued after the two youngest escaped to a neighbor's home and called 911. a prosecutor's report this week gave us new insight into the home life of adam lanza who murdered 20 first graders and six adults in newtown, connecticut, last december. today elaine quijano spoke about that report with the families of some of the victims. bill sherlach-- whose wife mary was a school psychologist-- nicole hockley-- the mother of dylan-- and nella marquez- greene, the mother of anna. the report painted a chilling picture of killer adam lanza. he blacked out his bedroom windows with garbage bags, kept spreadsheets of mass murders, had access to an arsenal of guns and ammunition and only communicated with his mother fancy

we're standing along the banks of the rillito river in tucson, arizona, and looking at what happens to a river once it becomes disconnected from the ground water. historically, this dry riverbed had water flowing through it, and lining the banks were cottonwoods and willow and other natural vegetation. years of ground-water pumping for human use have caused the ground-water table to decline, and once the ground-water table declines below the riverbed, the river essentially becomes disconnected and you lose a functioning river. dr. maddock: the trouble is that most people don't understand what the sustainability is in their particular area. if you're lucky enough to have a mixture of surface-water and ground-water systems that you can extra water from to get your water pply, you're in better shape than if you have either one of these and not the other, and the reason for that is, is that in wet years when you have lots of water, you can maybe recharge the aquifer. in dry years when you don't have a lot of surface water, you can extract water from the ground-water system. so, there's kin

i'm betty -- >> three girls claiming they were held prison in tucson, arizona, and the mother and stepfather of a 12, 13, and 17-year-old sisters have been arrested. they're facing charges of kidnapping along with emotional and physical abuse. the stepfather is also accused of one count of sexual abuse. officials say the girls were found malnourished and dirty, and listen to this, they even told officers they hadn't taken a bath in up to six months and that they were imprisoned in their home for possibly the past two years. the two younger girls were able to escape tuesday. police found the third locked inside the home. >>> let's get to you that travel nightmare that we have been telling you about all week. well, it's now turning into a reality. today is the busiest travel day of the year and that monster thanksgiving storm is threatening so many plans. watches and warnings, they are posted in at least 20 states up and down the east coast. for the latest nbc meteorologist bill karens is here with a look at all of that. >> good morning to you. usually you want to wake up early and get on the

the second part of afi's north american tour starts january 10th in tucson, arizona.more. our first guest tonight is a hugely popular singer, actress and reality tv star with more than 20 million followers on twitter and an army of fans called 'lovatics', seriously. watch her on "the x factor" wednesday and thursday nights on fox. please welcome demi lovato. [ applause ] >> how's it going? >> good. how are you? >> this reminds me of like when i was in high school. >> like a week ago? >> yeah, no. seeing you reminds me of a week ago when i saw you but it's almost like a thompson twins look that you have now. >> i don't know who they are. >> wow. you don't know the song hold me now? or doctor doctor? >> i think i know that one. i don't know. >> there is like three songs maybe. i'm old and you're young. what are you going to do? speaking of old versus young, you were one of the co-hosts on the view last week. i was a guest on the show. did you enjoy doing the show? >> you were on the show? >> yes. >> i was so busy co-hosting the view that i forgot. >> they say the key to

. >> and he was, it all came crashes down in tucson, arizona, promising powerful breakthroughs, the spiritual warriors paying $9,000 each. after two and a half hours, nine people were dead, and ray james went to prison for nearly two years, now he is a free man, more on the questions about what happened that day in the desert. and tonight for the first time since getting out of jail, james ray is here live to answer those questions. i want to begin with the story of how it went so very wrong for the king of self help. >> your greatest calling is to find your help. >> at the peak of his popularity, author james ray was a top motivator, giving speeches, writing books that reached the new york times best seller lists, even catching the attention of oprah. >> giving up the hope that the past could have been different. you released that. but true forgiveness. >> you say i don't want it to be different because there are so many gifts that came out of that. >> true forgiveness -- thank you for giving me that experience. >> he was also attracting flocks of people willing to pay thousands of dollars t

. >> i'm emma from tucson, arizona, and i'm a kind kid.nd sisters. >> emma started lock boxes of loves because she wanted everybody like her to feel special even when their brother or sister was in the hospital. when her brother was diagnosed with cancer at 2 1/2, that just amped up. he likes to play video games. she's not a video game kind of girl but she'll sit next to him and engages him. >> when we get an application, emma goes into the garage, puts together a set of toys. >> which ones do you think? >> she then puts them all into a box, arranges them and then we address it and take it to the post office and mail it and take it to the child. >> this is our map board where we've sent all the love boxes of love. here's us. look how far we sent it, all the way to australia. when i see the smiles on people's faces it makes me feel good. >> oh. >> wow. >> makes us feel good too. >> so great. go to klgandhoda.com and try to decide between those four kids. >> wow. >>> we're back on this wines day wednesday with more of "today" ready to play o

i live in tucson, arizona, however.isappointments over the last couple of years was the ground zero civil rights movement. the mexican american studies and our main school district a couple years ago. and for me, getting of aleutians in the schools and desegregating schools. post a melissa, are you saying they don't teach civil rights in tucson schools? >> caller: at tucson unified school district in tucson. canceled the mexican american studies program a couple years ago. i'm sure the congressman is fully aware of this. aclu be a big deal out of it. but the people at this time, are you never dc-based, largest civil rights to come. i feel like people like john lewis, if they had been here, it would have been a point where we are one people anchored. >> guest: maybe one day in the not-too-distant future i will have an opportunity to come and visit, come and speak. several of my colleagues in the congress have urged me to come to tucson and see another part of arizona. but look forward to today when i will have an opportu

i'm betty -- >> three girls claiming they were held prison in tucson, arizona, and the mother and stepfatherd

. >> welcome back to our breaking news coverage of the tragedy that happened in tucson, arizona thisre 18 people were shot and wounded in a safeway parking lot. six people are now confirmed dead. >> when he looked at me he pointed his gun at me like that. then he grabbed it like that. when he grabbed it with his second hand i dropped to the ground and i felt a bullet hit me right in the back of the head. i went down and laid on the ground. i was dazed. when the shooting stopped, i stood up. when i stood up, i didn't realize it, but he was right in front of me and that's when somebody hit him with one of the folding chairs. his left arm flew out and i just clamped down on it just like that and i just came up like that and hit him as hard as i could and he hit the sidewalk. and he said, ow, ow, ow. i said, if you move, i'll choke you. >> i was in the shower and got a phone call and it was bill saying, sally, i'm shot. i'm shot. i'm okay. i took the guy down. get here right away. it absolutely changes you. it changes your thought process. once it hits home, you have to think about it. y

. >> welcome back to the breaking news coverage of the tragedy that happened in tucson, arizona thisnd wounded in a safeway parking lot. six people are now confirmed dead. >> when he looked at me, he pointed his gun at me like that. and then he grabbed it like that. when he grabbed it with his second hand, i dropped to the ground. and when i dropped to the ground. i felt the bullet hit me right in the back of the head. i went down and laid on the ground. i was dazed. when the shooting stopped, i stood up. when i stood up, i didn't realize it, but he was right in front of me. that's when somebody hit him with one of the folding chairs. his left arm flew out. i just clamped down on it like that. i came up like that and hit him as hard as i could. he hit the sidewalk. and, he, he -- he, said ow, ow, ow. i said if you move i will choke you. >> i was in the shower. and got a phone call. it was bill saying, sally, i'm shot. i'm shot. i'm okay. i took the guy down. get here right away. it absolutely changes you. it changes yorp thought process. once it hits home you have to think about it.

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everyone who encountered jared loughner, he was the tucson, arizona, mall shooter, he goes in to get a tattoo before the shooting, obviously. as he's walking out, the owner of the tattoo shop says to everyone there, that's another columbine waiting to happen. in one of jared loughner's classes, and this woman documented it, it wasn't her saying, i always thought something was off with that guy the. first day in class she's sending e-mails to her friends saying there's a seriously disturbed individual in class, i'm worried he's going to bring a gun. i think i have to drop this class, i'm seriously afraid. the teacher of the class, the professor kept reporting jared loughner. he said every time i write at blackboard, i turn around, and i was worried he'd have a gun on me. it's not like, oh, who's to say, anyone could snap. no, everyone knew perfectly well, but the left -- as you point out, and this was another battle of mayor giuliani's trying to get a homeless crazy woman off the street. her family was begging to have her sent to bellevue. i mean, this is not compassion for the people

this time it's in tucson, arizona.nd according to police, three girls, they were aged 12, 13, and 17 were kept locked in their bedrooms by their mother and stepfather. these children were forced to live in filthy conditions for two years. both parents were arrested yesterday after two of the sisters escaped and ran to a neighbor who then called police. paul vercammen is "outfront." >> tucson's chief of police describes a house of horrors for three girls being held in a prison of sorts by their stepfather, fernando richter, and mother, sophia. police say the home was set up to keep the girls captive. alarms, 24-hour surveillance, towels stuffed under doors, music blaring. >> they were imprisoned. their movements were controlled. there was evidence found in the bedroom, which supports their story, particularly issues about when and how and where they went to the bathroom, how they were fed, what they were fed. >> reporter: the girls were reportedly found unkempt and filthy, telling officers they ate just once a day and h

in tucson, arizona, they banished ethnic studies from the curriculum. this is the dis-imagination machine. that's the hardcore element. >> the suffocation of imagination? >> the suffocation of imagination. and we kill the imagination by suggesting that the only kind of rationality that matters, the only kind of learning that matters is utterly instrumental, pragmatist. so what we do is we collapse education into training, and we end up suggesting that not knowing much is somehow a virtue. and i think what's so disturbing about this is not only do you see it in the popular culture with the lowest common denominator now drives that culture, but you also see it coming from politicians who actually say things that suggest something about the policies they'd like to implement. i mean, i know rick santorum is not -- he is kind of a, you know, an obvious figure. but when he stands up in front of a body of republicans and he says, the last thing we need in the republican party are intellectuals. and i think it's kind of a template for the sort of idiocy that in

they were allegedly locked you have and kept in the bedrooms of their tucson, arizona home. the two youngest girls were able to escape out of a window after they said their stepfather tried to break into their bedroom brandishing a knife. >> they found two juvenile females extremely filthy ages 12 and 13. officers responded to the family residence and discovered a third female imprisons within her bedroom, a different bedroom than the bedroom her siblings were occupying together. >> reporter: versus versus ar >> reporter: investigators are trying to determine how long they were in the rooms. the stepmother and stepfather are scheduled to appear in court for kidnapping, child emotional and physical abuse with an additional charge of sexual abuse. the mother is being charged with three counts of kidnapping and physical and emotional abuse. other neighbors telling local reporters they didn't realize any children were living at the house because the house is set back from the road. the house is off the road. heather: i heard some of the neighbors saying they didn't even know chi

this happened in tucson, arizona.11 days later, october the 22nd, a group of people from arizona, with undocumented parents prayed outside the house speaker john way -- john boehner's office o. just yesterday immigration activists locked arms to block the front gate of a building that houses the federal immigration authorities in atlanta. police broke up that protest. foxnews.com -- fox news latino.com correspondent brian llenas is with us now. brian, this hack-a-thon, i guess it's a big deal for people who want change. >> shep, it is for hispanic community, undocumented immigrants and immigration advocates they were promised in 2008 think would get comprehension immigration reform. six years later congress hasn't delivered on promise. 20 so-called dreamers will get a chance to go and make their own web sites and apps with the help of best techies in the world push for immigration reform linked in valley. one of those dreamers is carlos. he was brought into the united states from mexico by his mother illegal willly wh

were aged 12 and 13 and 17, allegedly were locked up and kept inside of the bedroom of their tucson, arizona, family home by their stepfather and mother. the two youngest girls were able to escape out a window and onto a neighbor's house after they said that their stepfather tried to break into their bedroom brandishing a knife. neighbors then called police. >> they discovered two juvenile females extremely filthy. approximately 12 and 13 years old. officers responded to the family residence and made entry and discovered yet a third 17-year-old female that was also imprisoned in a different bedroom that her siblings were occupying together. reporter: investigators are trying to figure out how long they were imprisoned, which could be in the range of six months to years. the mother and stepfather have been identified and they are scheduled to appear in court this hour. we did just received a 2012 mugshots of the step father, showing you here at the charges that he is facing today. there he is. they face three counts of kidnapping and child emotional and physical abuse, and also an additional

. >> another house of horrors, this in tucson, arizona. three young sisters who have been held captive by their mother and stepfather. they had not taken a bath in six months. >> they had not seen each other in two years. >>> after americans blew two bombers through china's self declared air zone without permission and did it on purpose. >> some shoppers pitched tents for black friday days ago. >> i'm sure people come by like these people are crazy. >> seized homes, grenades and guns. >> the company is ordered to partially shut down after people are getting sick. >> face to face with rock royalty joining taylor swift and john bon jovi. >> he made it. no way jose. >> all that matters. >> high winds threatening to ground the giant balloons to fly in the macy's day a paparade. >> here's a solid black friday tip. find out who's spend a week in line and go shopping at their house. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." charlie rose is off. jeff is here. >> good morning. good to be here. >> great to have you here. as you wake up in west millions of

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police in tucson, arizona say three young sisters were held captive by their mother and stepfather forning, the girls ran to a neighbor's house and say the stepfather tried to attack them with a knife. investigators say the girl were fed only once a day. they hadn't had a bath for months. some neighbors say they didn't know that the house which was set back from the road was even occupied, let alone contained any abuses. >> didn't know people were living back there. i leave early the had morning. i come back -- i leave early in the morning. i come back. this is one of the days, i saw something different. >> the girls are said to be 12, 13 and 17. they are with child protective services. the suspects are in jail on suspicion of kidnapping as well as emotional and physical child abuse. >>> 8:16. investigators in solano county have released new information about the mysterious deaths of two men. deputies found their bodies monday afternoon on a house boat on the delta near suisun city. this is video of the boat being towed away. investigators now say the two men from contra costa county h