what's the relationship like between the older turpin children and the younger turpin children?time together, there's a lot of nurturing. there's a lot of reassuring, and one of the things that they're grateful for is they've got each other. >> reporter: according to their attorney, the adult turpin children are in regular contact and have frequent visits with their younger siblings who, again, are in foster care. they have also naturally been very curious about what's being said about them and their family. they followed news accounts and say they want to share their story together. but for now they're focused on starting over. a remarkable story from a remarkable group of survivors. guys, back to you. >> so much about the human spirit that they are able to come together, support each other, try to create a new life. they are incredible people. >> thank you, miguel. >>> we will switch gears now, and al is watching closely what's happening in the weather. >> that's right. here comes that next big storm into california with rain and snow. that's eventually going to make its way c

children and t younger turpin children?e time togeer, it's a lot of nurturing. there's a lot of reassuring. and one of the thingshat they're grateful for is they've got each other. >> reporter: according to their attorney, the adult regularre childrenn regular contact and have frequent visits with the younger slings who are in foster care. they're curious about what is being said. they say they want to share their stor together. ow they're focused on starting over. a remarkable story from a remarkable group of survivors. guys, back to you. >> that says so much about the human spirit that they are able to come together, support each other, t to create a new life. they're incredible people. >>>e will switch gears now. al isg watchin closely what's happening in the weather. >> here into california with rain and snow that's eventually going to make its way coast to coast.' snn the rockies. turning colder in the plains. icy travel inpp the ohio river valley. plenty of sunshine from the mid atlanttes down into the gulf coast. tha

the turpins made national headlines when they were arrested last year. authorities say the couples allegedly shackled their children to furniture and starved them, but that's not stopping people from wanting to buy the home. the current bid is just over $300,000. >>> well, sports tonight. >> sports tonight, we have a lot of college football tonight and coming up in sports serena and federer on the court. set e for the sugar bowl as bevo the steer goes right >>> huskies are the last team from the pac-12 to play in a bowl game. they are making their first appearance in the rose bowl in 18 years against ohio state and coaching game of his he is career. the 105th edition of the rose bowl from pasadena, final seconds of the 1st half. osu's duane haskins throws his 50th touchdown of the season giving ohio state the 21-3 halftime lead. the huskies trailed by 25 entering the 4th, but with less than a minute to play jake browning gets it out to miles gaskin who just gets the pylon to cut u-dub's deficit to 5. washington needed the onside kick, but it bounces righ

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the home office wants long to david and louise turpin. the house is located in the city of paris and it is being sold. today is the deadline for bids. they made national headlines last year when they were arrested. authorities say a couple shackled kids to furniture and starve them. the current bid is just over $300,000. >>> it is 4:51. netflix is about to get stranger. >> they drop a new trailer for the third installment of stranger things. i need to get you on that show. >>> thcommuntais go. >>hatell e stage. take a live look outside. this is san jose this morning. skies are clear. we'll be right back. strike good wednesday morning. we are starting off with cold temps and a beautiful live look. check out the temperatures. concord, 37. livermore, 31. downtown san francisco at 44. let's say some other temperatures. many locations actually subfreezing. 30 at napa. looking at temperatures even at freezing, 32 degrees. 42 in fremont. 28 degrees in fair gianna. >>> it was fun while we lasted. we are starting to see the commute get into full s

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taken place in our country in the past two weeks have been quite disturbing in terms of the risk that turpin and done must arias the must the fast tracking of trials and how the trials have generally been been handled. the main opposition leader nelson chamisa chose to address the media in the reception area of the fire damaged party headquarters in harare he accuses people from the rulings on the p.f. of torching the h.q. jaring protests he says opposition supporters are being systematically targeted and some have been forced into hiding that is a lot of some situation and you can see that is reform a lot of them and they are not just targeting people they want to cripple their. the government blames the opposition for the unrest and police deny targeting opposition supporters i think ups in. activists who also been to us in the we arrested. in the same vein those from the m.d.c. also. participated when we were there that they were also at ease did so i don't think it's fair to say police are targeting police we only look at it what somebody did during this it were an arrest and then we do

taken place in our country in the past two weeks have been quite disturbing in terms of the risk that turpin done must iris the must fast tracking of trials and how the trials have generally been been handled. the main opposition leader nelson chamisa chose to address the media in the reception area of the fire damaged party headquarters in harare he accuses people from the rulings on of torching the h.q. cheering protests he says opposition supporters are being systematically targeted and some have been forced into hiding that is a lot of some situation and you can see that is it from a lot of the men they are not just targeting people for the circuit they want to cripple their. the government blames the opposition for the unrest and police deny targeting opposition supporters i think of sin. activists who also been to us in the we arrested. in the same vein those from the m.d.c. also. participated when we were there and that they were also aristide so i don't think it's fair to say police are targeting police we only look at it what somebody did during this into an arrest then we do we're

david and luis turpin. today seven of the 1echildren adults.l almaguer to talk about their life on the outside. take a look. >> they didn't have a lot of freedom as you knowbefore. they had none, and so they have been trying out new things. they've been trying out going places. they've been trying out public transportation. they have been shopping for their own groceries. they have been dealing with simple things like what do you do when you get a cold. all of those things are new experiences for them that they've been doing just a great job with, and enjoying thoroughly. >> we'll have much more of miguel's exclusive interview with the turpin's attorney and how those kids are coping. >>> teachers in los angeles said they were ready to carry out their strike threat ts morning. negotiators met for several hours on friday that said no progress was thde. e union said it had not received any new contract offer over the weekend. it's beenar 30 s since teachers last walked out in the nation's second largest school dirict. ty officials vow schools will

this is the home formerly owned by david and louise turpin in parris.t sold in a for closure auction yesterday for $310,000. >>> the search is under way for a statement prison inmate. police are looking for this man, nicholas dunning. the inmate escaped around 6:30 yesterday morning. the camp is not fully enclosed because it's a minimum security prison -- or camp, i should say, for inmate firefighters. therefore, the lieutenant says he suspects dunning walked out off those grounds there. call 911 if you see him. >>> to southern california where a man did everything he could to save a woman trapped in a car fire. look at that video. he said he was driving when he saw those flames. so, he pulled over, got out of his car, ran across several lanes of traffic on the freeway, jumped over the center divider and pulled the woman from the wreckage. >> her head was literally about one inch away from the flames. so, i grabbed her by the wrist and that is how i was able to pull her out because she was limp, knocked out. >> wow. he then uncovered -- covered, rather,

authorities arrested david and louise turpin last year on torture charges for allegedly keeping manyled to their beds. police say the kids were also beaten and starved. both have pleaded not guilty. >>> new york police say an 11-year-old boy died on new year's day, possibly after just smelling fish. oficers responded to reports of an unconscious person at a home in brooklyn. 11-year-old camerron jean-pierr was later pronounced dead at a hospital. witnesses told investigators somebody in the house was cooking fish. camron did not eat it but may have still had an allergic reaction. doctors say this is unusual but not unheard of. >>> a north carolina man is now in custody accused of posing as a pastor to smuggle drugs into a jail. authorities say 28-year-old james mormon used bibles to sneak drugs and other contraband into the scotland county detention facility about 90 miles east of charlotte. inmate bryson brown is also facing felony charges. officers say a number of items, such as illegal substances, were located during a sweep of the facility. >>> a high school senior in florida say

house of horrors in southern california, allegedly held captive by their parents, david and louise turpin. they were chained, abused and allowed to shower only once a year. they were also severely malnourished. lawyer for the children appearing on the "today" show this morning says they want everyone to know one thing about them. >> they're just like everybody else. they may not have had the same upbringing, and may not have had the same opportunities when they were kids, but man, they're taking advantage of everything now, ander and they want peoplo know that. >> the parents facing torture, child abuse and false imprisonment charges. watch the full story coming up on the "today" show at 7:00 a.m. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay," we have a really busy morning for you. breaking news there, minor quake, a 3.4 hits the east bay. did you feel it? complete coverage coming up next. >>> a deadly fire in san francisco. we have a live report from the scene. >>> plus, we're in a microclimate weather alert, tracking the strongest storm so far this year. kari is watching for when the rain is

taken place in our country in the past two weeks have been quite disturbing in terms of the risk that turpin and don must aristide's the must fast tracking of trials and how the trials of genetically been been handled. the main opposition leader nelson chamisa chose to address the media in the reception area of the fire damaged party headquarters in harare he accuses people from the readings on the p.f. of torching the h.q. jaring protests he says opposition supporters are being systematically targeted and some have been forced into hiding but there's a lot of some situation and you can see that is reform a lot of them and they are not just targeting people with a circle they want to cripple their. the government blames the opposition for the unrest and police deny targeting opposition supporters i think of sin. activists who also been to us in the we arrested. in the same vein those from the m.d.c. also. participated when we were there that they were also arrested so i don't think it's fair to say police are targeting police we only look at it what somebody did during this it were an arrest