phillip garrido was even aloud to accept a job at a nursing home. his supervisor reported to state probation offices the parolee had been contacting nursing home employees looking for drugs. still the report finds no action was taken by his probation officer. yet the most outrageous finding is that phillip garrido filled a fake penis with warm mountain dew soda to fool one mandatory drug test. so an agent was sent to his walnut avenue home near antioch where his backyard encampment was in full view but the agent found nothing out of the ordinary. state senator ted gaines is now backing legislation that will -- >> look at that authority that the parole board has. >> reporter: what authority? right now inmates are not released on the crimes that sent them to prison but how successful they are completing therapy behind bars. >> now, those documents go on to show that when phillip garrido was released to california in 1999 the state failed even the minimum level of probation supervision. in fact, in the first year of probation no agent visited his antio

phillip garrido, all with the appearance he was somebody who had reformed. up until august 25th, 2009, phillip garrido looked like a complete success story, a reformed criminal, but after these videos have surfaced and dugard has told her story that appears to be hardly the case. >> he is someone who has learned from the system and was able to adapt, and perhaps that means that he is smarter than a and a little more sophisticated of the people supervising him. it's not a failing of the parole agent, it's a failing in the system that is over reliant on psychologists and psychiatrists and over reliant on in custody behavior as opposed to out of custody behavior. >> reporter: the question here, what is next in this case. the state attorneys spent part of today talking about this. a community meeting is going to be out here at the state capital tomorrow. that's something i'll talk more about in my 6:00 story. for now, reporting in sacramento, j.r. stone, kron4 news. >> phillip garrido is serving a 431 year sentence, his wife nancy is serving a 36 to life sentenc

let's welcome phillip and chloe >> hi there, phillip. >> hi, chloe >> so, this play, it's been quite a journey. we're talking 3 1/2 years, maybe nearly 50 different drafts and 5 workshops? . >> five workshops, yes. >> so, looking back at the journey, how has it been for you and has it come out as you expected it would? . >> what's interesting is if you work on a play this long, normally there are times that it becomes redundant and you get a little bored with the piece. it's only natural. it's pushing 4 years now. this one was interesting in that it never got boring or ever felt redundant and each thing that we did over these almost 4 years, whether it was going off to sundance or to writer's retreat they have in sheritan, wyoming -- is that where you went? . >> that was in utah and la as well, down there at the institute. >> they have another writer's retreat in sheritan, wyoming, so i spent time out there and we workshoped this in san francisco, we have done readings at the asia society in new york. each time we did a workshop, each time we did a reading, it moved the piece forward

they are going over the taped interviews and they plan to reinterview the phillip garridos -- phillip garridos -- reinterview phillip garrido and nancy garrido later. >>> southbound 101 is overturned because of debris that stilled -- that spilled and it should be a few hours before they do this meanwhile southbound 101 and westbound 92 is closed and it's causing a big back up and we will be on this all morning. taking a look at westbound bay bridge backed up may be less than that but there is a wait before you actually get on the bridge. >>> it is stop and go to the construction zone, gets better by bay .6 80 looks good from concord to danville. let's go to steve. >>> very good morning to you all. low clouds fog yesterday there was hardly any. right along san mateo coast up a long petaluma and inland very shallow. i have seen some towards napa county and highs on the coast 50s and 60s have been squashed and temperatures inland continue their march upward. 50s san rosa and -- santa rosa and southwest and fairfield they do that in their sleep. that is nothing for them. even some of the

saying phillip garrido should never have been freed from prison.he was serving time for a previous kidnapping and rape. the system showed that they missed numerous warning signs. the garridos were so unsupervised they would be out in parks, filming girls to help feed phillip garrido's attraction to children. listen as nancy garrido coaxes a young girl to demonstrate gymnastics. >> can you go all the way down? >> yes. >> let me see. i bet you can go down really easy, huh? >> essentially, what we are seeing is nancy bringing in, and cajoling a young girl to perform on video with a hidden camera for phillip garrido's sexual perverted satisfaction. >> this is a quote from a 1988 evaluation of phillip garrido. garrido is an above-average inmate who is likely to benefit society with things like raising a family and not return to criminal life. this new report is critical of the mental health professionals who were tricked by garrido. so the el dorado county district attorney is calling for a hearing today. he will use the report to call for changes, mayb

a plan to get justice for jaycee dugard by keeping people like phillip garrido behind bars. christine anderson is live at the new capital with the new bill to make sure dangerous criminals stay locked up. christina. >> reporter: this bill is inspired by the jaycee lee dugard case and this is it right here. senate bill 391 unveiled right here at the capital this morning. the authors of the parole reform act of 2011 say it's going to change the way a parolee is evaluated for release. currently a 2008 decision by the california supreme court called the lawrence case sets those standards weighing an inmate's behavior behind bars and medical evaluation more hellly than the original -- more heavily than the original crime that was committed. this will change that. >> currently it's based on performance in prison. if we are prioritizing by good performance in prison, if you have a good manipulator like phillip garrido, we didn't want

says phillip garrido outsmart a broken system and there is plenty of blame to go around. that's why today the district attorney and victims rights groups -- as you said, they will testify at a hearing at the state capital to talk about possible solutions to prevent cases like this from ever happening again. so at a press conference yesterday, the man responsible for phillip garrido's 431-year prison sentence didn't mince words. the el dorado district attorney verne pearson said the system as a whole failed. the d.a. released 162 pages of blistering documents many of them once confidential. in those reports, new information shows the situation was worse than previously known. that report shows more than a dozen times over four years garrido submitted urine samples that had been watered down, even faking his drug test with mountain dew. even when he tested positive for drugs, no action was taken. over and over, counselors and parole agents assessed garrido positively calling his prognosis excellent. >> government should be more accountable to the people that we're asked to

i counted 35 examples of when phillip garrido's parole should have been revoked. at one point in here, they called the federal agent supervising garrido utterly incomp tant. they are detailing the top five mistakes made in the case [ one, he was released from prison in 1988. though he was supposed to be serving 15 years for rape, he only serve 11. and also, the mental health expert was too trusting especially since garrido fooled everyone. >> so the biggest problem throughout the mistakes is the failure of law enforcement state and federal and local to identify phillip garrido as who he really is. a dangerous sexual predator and master manipulator. >> reporter: also part of the presentation, home videos from the garridos. prosecutors say the couple would film children at playgrounds to help feed phillip garrido's lust for kids. listen to this example as gua nancy garrido is asking a little girl to do the splits while she is filming her. >> can you go all the way down? >> yes. >> let me see! i bet you can go down really easy, huh? >> yeah, that is easy. >> today's

phillip garrido was living in a halfway house 20 miles away.re are plans to reinterview the couple later on in the investigation. >>> they are on administrative leave and an investigation was launched after peter used the "n" word. the remarks were made during a recent golf tournament and many community members are defending him and saying he is not a racest. >>> 5:48 back over to sal, there are no problems, but unfortunately pam we are doing well and all of a sudden this just in. we have a new accident involving a truck that flipped over and they reported on the southbound 101 just want to circle it with my curse sore and this is -- curser and in san mateo it looks like no injuries but the trailer flipped over and now there is debris everywhere, they ramped to southbound 101 and they may think about not using the san mateo bridge and use the dumbarton instead of the san mateo because of this crash. on the bay bridge there are no major problems and if you are driving on interstate 880 north and southbound here in oakland that looks pretty good.

prosecutors now say phillip garrido should have been in prison, not in parks. videoing young children. but that is what he was doing. new mistakes have surfaced in how the case was handled. the story coming up. >> also in the headlines, a 16-year-old antioch boy was considered a kidnapping victim yesterday. now a prime suspect in the same investigation. >>> and check out the cloud deck, trying to push in the east bay valleys this morning. going to have a slow reveal of sunshine, but the temperatures remain steady today. tomorrow, we see a big drop with drizzle on the way in the forecast. >> good morning. i'm sue hall. we have an ace train delay out of the central valley we will tell you about and a couple of accidents in the south bay. details coming up. >> thank you for joining us on this wednesday. i'm terry mcsweeney. in for eric thomas. >> i'm kristen sze. the top story at 6:00, they will gather with members of lawmakers to ask how did the parole system fail jaycee dugard and how can we keep it from happening again? the hearing comes one day after prosecuto

phillip garrido got 431 years to life. the california department of corrections says it has made significant improvements since the garrido case surfaced. today, there will be a hearing in sacramento at 10:00 this morning. the district attorney will push for a new law to allow the parole board to give as much weight to a sex offender's crime as they do to evidence of his rehabilitation. live in antioch amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> all right amy. thanks a lot. 4:34. >>> the search continues this morning for a man who police say led them on a high of speed wrong way chase in east bay. sky7 was over the scene on broadmoor in san leandro where the suspect finally ditched his car and ran off. it began on oakland city streets when they tried to stop the suspected car thief. the driver got on interstate 580 heading west to eastbound lane. highway patrol picked up pursuit and lost him when he used the off-ramp to get off the freeway. he has a violent past. tonight, vigil will be held in oakland to honor 29-year-old man who was sh

it's tapes she made for phillip garrido's perverted pleasure. she admitted to taping young girls at least 20 times. checkey beckford reports. >> we all should be angry about it. >> reporter: el dorado district attorney verne pearson not holding back, instead holding accountable everyone from federal and state parole agents to visited phillip garrido's antioch home 70 times and never found anything wrong to the psychiatrists and psychologists who he said used pseudoscience to give garrido pass after pass. it's all laid out in this stinging final report the d.a. released today documenting the multiple missteps that allowed phillip garrido to kidnap, rape and hold captive jaycee dugard for 18 years. pearson lists the mistakes made by law enforcement that led lie dominos all in line to dugard's captivity including the fact that garrido should have been identified as a suspect in dugard's kidnapping since he committed four similar crimes in south lake tahoe, he should, they say, have been found out by parole agents and never should have been released

i counted 35 examples of when phillip garrido's parole should have been revoked. at one point in here, they called the federal agent supervising garrido utterly incomp tant. they are detailing the top five mistakes made in the case. [ one he was released from prison in 1988. though he was supposed to be serving 15 years for rape, he only serve 11. and also the mental health expert was too trusting especially since garrido fooled everyone. >> so the biggest problem throughout the mistakes is the failure of law enforcement state and federal and local to identify phillip garrido as who he really is. a dangerous sexual predator and master manipulator. >> reporter: also part of the presentation home videos from the garridos. prosecutors say the couple would film children at playgrounds to help feed phillip garrido's lust for kids. listen to this example as guard nancy garrido is asking a little girl to do the splits while she is filming her. >> can you go all the way down? >> yes. >> let me see! i bet you can go down really easy, huh? >> yeah, that is easy. >> today's

a sexual prisoner of phillip and nancy garrido. probation officers repeatedly visited the home but they never found the missing girl. well, tonight, the prosecutor in this case has released disturbing new home movies that show how the older woman here, nancy garrido, stalked and videotaped other little girls to fulfill her husband's perverse desires. david wright brings us the story from california for our series, "crime and p pishment." >> reporter: convicted child rape is phillip garrido used to play guitar in playgrounds. his wife working the camera would zoom in on the kids. she was more than just the loyal wife of a sociopath. >> you got me real good? >> yes. >> it certainly appears she was involved in procuring the girls for his delight. >> reporter: she was his partner. his sidekick. his pimp. >> like this? like this? >> reporter: today, prosecutors released a new video from the backseat of her van as she coaxes a young girl to do the splits. >> let me see. i get you can go down real easy, huh? >> yeah, that's easy. >> let m

a judge sentenced phillip garrido to 431 years in prison. nancy fwareedo, 36 years to life. the video was taken in 1993. nancy garrido could be heard asking an 11-year-old to do the splits. she told detectives she took 10, 20 videos, videotaping girls and letting them go. the district attorney showing how the criminal justice system failed time and again arks louing phillip garrido to roam free n 1988 a psychiatrist called him, quote an above average inmate likely to benefit society. garrido fathered two children with dugard, while held her captive 18 year autos police want to clear up a mystery about the apparent kidnapping of a 16-year-old boy that triggered an amber alert last night. he called to say he was safe and police tell us they believe ford is save but point out he's refusing to talk to them at this point. he says it remains unclear if he was kidnapped or knew the armed man who stormed into the barber shop where he worked. >> and firefighters made quick work of a grass fire in the hayward hills today that began around 2:00 in the afternoon. you can see the fire wa

the scathing new report of details how phillip garrido was able to slip through the cracks. >>> despitened deal, we have a long way to do. what still has to be done in washington. >>> good evening, i'm allen martin. >> and i'm dana king. she lured little girls into her van and told them to do gymnastics to satisfy her sex offender husband. >> tonight, new video show how nancy garrido tried to exploit children by coaching them into revealing poses. >> show me your split, did you? let me see it now. >> want me to show you? >> uh-huh. like this is this. >> that's it. can you go all the way down? >> yes. >> let me see. i bet you can go down really easy, huh? >> yeah, that is easy. >> let me see you do it. >> the district attorney's office intentionally blurred that video. garrido confessed she taped young girls as many as 20 times. here's her jailhouse interrogation. >> what were you supposed to get of these girls? as much legs, gymnastics? >> stuff like that, yeah. >> you were supposed to sit down next to them, play nice, sound interested, and somehow coax them into moving around so they c

john waage cbn news. >> joining us now is brad phillips. he does a lot of work with the organization called voice of the martyrs. he is the country director for sudan. brad, you spent 12 days in the nuba mountains, i understand you saw graphic stuff, dead people, people hiding out in caves, what is going on? >> tragically there is a genocide taking place in the nuba mountains. the government headed by indicted war criminals based on 2 criterion, race and religion. if you are an african or christian, aur target of the government and cartoon. >> you use the word genocide, that is a strong word. >> it is a genocide, we went in with a number of journalist, many, many people that can corroborate what i am saying. the government exterminated half of the nubas in 80s and 90s coming back to finish the job. >> we thought this is the end of 20 plus years of people losing their lives, how is this possible? >> in khartoum, they told its constituents in the north radical islamists, yes, even though the south is going away, it intends to severely clamp d

this is nancy garrido and she admits that the lord at least 10 children in the back of their van for phillip to take them for sexual gratification. this second video, they have blurred this out so that you cannot identify the child, but you hear nancy garrido talking to the child and the back of the van. listen to both. >> you have the camera setup in the van? how was it for the purpose of getting direct shots of the kids for him? and what was your task in all this? or you supposed to hit these girls as many shots as you could, to get them to do gymnastics? >> stuff like that. >> you did not show me your split, let me see. >> you want me to show you? >> yes. >> i cannot do that. >> you did it good. >> they say the second video with the child was made less than one week after phillip real was released from prison on a parole violation back from 1993. that was two years after he first kidnap jaycee dugard. tonight at 6:00 p.m., we have more excerpts from the videos. >> as we mentioned, there are also damning new documents that reveals how phillip garrido remain a new man what he kept jaycee du

. >>> prosecutors in california released some very disturbing video taken by phillip garrido and hisife. they are the couple who kidnapped jaycee dugard and held her captive for 18 years. kobrt in sacramento has more. >> the system as a whole failed and we should be angry about it. >> reporter: el dorado district attorney vern peerson not holding back, instead holding accountable everyone from federal and state parole agents who visited the home several times and never found anything wrong to the psychiatrist and psychologist who he said used pseudoscience to give garrido pass after pass. it's all laid out in the singing final report the da documented the multiple missteps that allowed phillip garrido to rape, hold captive jaycee dugard for 18 years. peerson listed the mistakes in law enforcement that led like dominos to dugard's captivity including the fact that garrido should have been identified as a suspect in the kidnapping since he committed four similar crimes in south lake tahoe, he should have been found out by parole agents and never should have been released from prison in

finally he said, phillip, i would not stand there and take that crap. the moment he opened his mouth, i would say stop. okay. so it wasn't contentious but what it was that area of discomfort. racial politics are very tricky this day and age and if you want to really address certain things, you have to go to that area of discomfort and you have to go to the area beyond discomfort of being slightly offensive of each other. as long as you are in a context of trust and say this is an art piece we are working on, we are working for the truth of the characters, at sundance i worked with two, in terms of the african american actors, two generous actors who were willing to, with myself, kind of spar a bit to make sure that what we ended up with was a truthful character and a truthful relationship between the african americans and the asian american characters and that it was one in which both were speaking truth to truth. you know, one character wasn't just a sounding board for the other, that in fact truth talking to truth, right versus right. that's difficult

that phillip garrido was not a reformed criminal. up to what he had been doing until the time of jaycee's recovery. >> and currently, the board cannot consider a felon's previous history when deciding if they can be released. the case ignited a campaign to change that. >> oakland police officers pulled a suspected car thief from a burning car following a chase this afternoon. police pulled over the driver of a scion but the driver sped off as officer as approached. the chase ended when the scion hit another skpar a pole along foot hill boulevard. the car burst into flames. the suspect and the woman he hit both ended up in the hospital and both are suspected to survive. >> firefighters in san jose honored a young hero today. the 8 and a half year old boy helped save a little girl who was drowning in a swimming pool. this is an important reminder. >> this is san jose's biggest little hero. the fire department thanking him for rescuing a 3-year-old friend who was drowning. the fire chief presented whim a plaque and he got a ride in a fi

says phillip garrido outsmart a broken system and really there is plenty of blame to go around. so that is why today the district attorney, victims rights groups, law enforcement will be testifying at a hearing at the state capital about how to fix a failure of the parole system. at a press conference yesterday the man responsible for phillip garrido's 431-year prison sentence didn't mince words. he said the system as a whole failed. the d.a. released 162 pages of blistering documents many of them once confidential. in those reports, new information shows the situation was worse than previously known. the report shows more than a dozen times over four years garrido submitted urine samples that had often been watered down, even faking some drug tests with mountain dew. even when he tested positive for drugs, no action was taken. over and over, counselors and parole agents assessed garrido positively calling his prognosis excellent. >> government should be more accountable to the people that we're asked to protect. we need to be more accountable. that should happen at multiple lev

this shows an officer searching phillip garrido house and you can hear nancy garrido in the back ground. officials say since the jaycee dugard case patrol officers are receiving increased training. but one member of the public says it's not enough. >> what we should concentrate on is accountability. was anyone in the areas fined or reduced in pay grade? >> reporter: officials say phillip garrido was a master manipulator who gained the system now the system has to be changed. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >> police are asking for the public's help to solve a fatal shooting that happened this afternoon. officers arrived and found a man suffering from multiple gun shot wounds and died a half hour later. investigators call it shooting brazen. no word on a motive or suspects. >>> a judge today allowed attorneys more time to look at evidence in the case of a woman charged with killing her baby in a microwave oven. investigators say she put her six-week-old daughter in a microwave and turned it on. she wasn't entered a police so far. >>> a smelly situation stemming from a sewage leak at one o

jaycee dugard was phillip garrido's fifth known victim. the missteps are too numerous to recount. some is blamed on poor communications between law enforcement agencies and questions about jurisdiction. but a state senator who put together the hearing says a big problem is that parole release is a rule and not the exception even those serving life. in the next few weeks the senator would like to see legislation passed that would make it more difficult for inmates to be released on parole. >> i think we need to challenge the validity of some of the analysis that's done on the psychological side. >> reporter: he wants parole boards to be able to consider the crimes not just an inmate's prison behavior when determine parole. there are calls for better training psychologists and parole agents. one victims rights advocate says using current standards garrido would be eligible for parole even now. >> i think some changes will be made. but i'm not confident they will be strong enough to really make sure that the victims are taken care of. >> reporter: it's clear, however, more could have

the jaycee dugard case may be over, but the focus on phillip and nancy garrido is not.sive interview, hayward police told ktvu that they are questioning the garrido's about another well- known bay area kidnapping. ktvu pam cook is in our newsroom with some pretty interesting developments, pam? >> reporter: well, it is an unsolved mystery that has haunted the hayward police department for nearly 23 years. and now they are following new leads and a new focus that involves phillip and nancy garrido. investigators in hayward say that they had to wait until the jaycee dugard case was over before they could interview the garrido's about a little girl who looks a lot like jaycee. and now in november, 1988, 9- year-old little girl garrett was kidnapped outside a grocery car, taken away in a car that looked like the one that phillip garrido owned at the time, which is not the only similarity. >> when you look at the similarities between phillip garrido's aged photographs or likeness to the sketch, it brings some concerns and some compelling interest as to whether or not he may o

phillip garrido was granted early release from prison for sexual assault. today senator ted gaines announced a bill to undo a state supreme court ruling that requires the parole board to consider more than the original crime. senator gaines says too much attention is paid to mental health evaluations and inmates like garrido can fool psychiatrists. >>> the government has announced the arrest of 72 people that allegedly ran a worldwide child pornography web site. >> the web site was intricate, graphic, and illegal. attorney general eric holder and department of homeland security secretary janet napolitano held a news conference in washington this morning to announce they had busted the online message board called dreamboard. >> to put it simply, we have charged that these individuals shared a dream -- to create the pre-eminent online community for the promotion of child sexual exploitation. but for the children they victimized this was nothing short of a nightmare. >> the web site was a members-only site that required people to upload child porn on a regular

lord as many as 10 children in the back of their van--phillip her lured a mans many as 10 children in the back of their van. ou >> did you have a camera set up in the van? it was just for the purpose of getting shots of the kids for him. >> and this video she tells an investigator that she and her husband lorured between 10 and 20 kids and their vans of the they could be videotaped for her husband's gratification. >> will use a cold and heat from the girls? you should have gotten as many shots and could or get them to do gymnastic for something? so you were supposed to sit down next to them play nice, sound interest then then have the move around so they can be video taped? >> nancy garrido was in labeling for the garrido tomb fulfill a perverted sexual fantasy and create a video tape for that. >> like this? >> that is it. can you go all the way down? let me see. i bet you can go down really easy. let me see you do it. from >> this was an actual video that was recorded in may of 1993. >> i do not think any person that has seen that type of material could react any other way but to be

releases new information about phillip garrido and how he outsmart a broken system.es says there is plenty of blame to go around. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> you didn't she me your split, did you? let me see it now. >> child exploitation meth use and a fake drug test. the new details in the jaycee dugard kidnapping case and how a rapist slipped through the cracks for so long. >> all eyes on wall street this morning after the dow's worst day in months. the dismal reaction around the world to the u.s. debt deal. >>> good morning, everybody. much day, wednesday, august 3rd. good to have you on board. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm grace lee. let's start off with a little traffic and weather on this wednesday morning and lawrence, looking all right, right? >> not too bad. a little gray to start with but, you know, the last couple of days have started out very similar and by the afternoon just gorgeous to the coastline. today should be much like that. 68 degrees the expected high in san francisco. 70 and sunny in oakland. about 77 i

phillip garrido. the hearing to hope it never happens again.e nicco has the forecast. >> the clouds are thicker. a cooling trend on the way. more drizzle in the forecast. i'll tell you when it >>> and finally this morning, the late night comedians on the finer points of washington's deficit agreement. >> but they say we avoided economic disaster. economic disaster. whew! so now we're $16 trillion in debt. that's not economic disaster? come on! what are you -- >> now that it's done, all americans are breathing a sigh of relief because it may have been a painful, drawn out process, but at least the economy is saved. >> the dow today down 265 points on the day. >> what? folks, this is what happens when you give the republicans only 98% of what they want. >> all the fighting in congress has made for an intense few weeks, although the makeup sex tonight is going to be amazing. >> just look how this defeat has broken harry reid. >> i am home in nevada. i haven't seen in months my pomegranate trees. i'm told they're blossoming and pomegranates on them

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she was kidnapped by phillip garrido and nancy garrido. phillip garrido was on patrol that time.this is video of patrol officers searching the home while jaycee dugard was held captive in the backyard. it would make it tougher for prisoners to be released on patrol. >>> the couple denies their involvement with another child abduction. police questioned them about a kidnapping. she was snaffled from a store parking lot in 1988. investigators say the disappearances have similar similarities. -- number of similarities. we will be back. more news after the break. turn left. you have arrived. sweet belt. e-reader for textbooks. gps. video camera for lectures. game pad. have you considered this ? it's got all that and more than 200,000 apps. technology to learn and play on-the-go. only at verizon. android powered. playstation certified. the xperia play by sony ericsson. only $99.99. . >>> in news around the bay, copper thieves target schools in san francisco. a school on 12th avenue was struck four times within the last week. each time copper pipes were taken. also the french school. t

we have barry peterson in tripoli, mark phillips on nato, and wyatt andrews with the president. oil prices slide, so why are you still paying so much at the pump? mark strassmann has figured it out. dr. jennifer ashton tells us about plans to screen newborns for a silent killer. and chip reid is at the opening of a national monument to a king. >> with this faith we will be able to hew out of the mountain of despair a stone of hope. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. fast-moving developments tonight in a war backed by american firepower. libyan rebels are pressing their attack after surging into the capital city, tripoli. forces loyal to the dictator moammar qaddafi have been cornered in small pockets of the city. one of those pockets is qaddafi's presidential compound, which has not yet fallen. qaddafi, who ruled libya for 42 years, has not been found yet, but at least two of his sons reportedly have been arrested. correspondent barry peterson is with the rebel forces. >> reporter: the question tonight: where is

>> mason: mark phillips, thanks. remains of the u.s. troops killed in afghanistan saturday were returned home today. president obama joined family members at dover air force base in delaware. chip reid is there. chip? >> reporter: well, anthony, the president spent five hours here today honoring the sacrifice of the men who died in the deadliest incident in nearly ten years of war in afghanistan. the president arrived here shortly after noon and was whisked off for meetings with family members. he then joined the families to observe a process known as "dignified transfer," in which each case of remains is slowly and solemnly carried off the cargo plane and placed on american soil. now, 30 of those cases were draped with american flags, eight with afghan flags, to honor the sacrifice of the eight afghans who also died in that crash. none of it was witnessed by television cameras. the media was not invited. anthony? >> reporter: chip reid at dover air force base, thanks. the "cbs evening news" continues now with scott pelley in kenya. >>

she was kidnapped by phillip garrido and nancy garrido. phillip garrido was on patrol that time. this is video of patrol officers searching the home while jaycee dugard was held captive in the backyard. it would make it tougher for prisoners to be released on patrol. >>> the couple denies their involvement with another child abduction. police questioned them about a kidnapping. she was snaffled from a store parking lot in 1988. investigators say the disappearances have state farm. this is jessica. hey, jessica, jerry neumann with a policy question. jerry, how are you doing? fine, i just got a little fender bender. oh, jerry, i'm so sorry. i would love to help but remember, you dropped us last month. yeah, you know it's funny. it only took 15 minutes to sign up for that new auto insurance company but it's taken a lot longer to hear back. is your car up a pole again? [ crying ] i miss you, jessica! jerry, are you crying? no, i just, i bit my tongue. [ male announcer ] get to a better state. state farm. [ male announcer ] get to a better state. . >>> in news around the bay, copper t

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. >>> jc due guard, they look into how the case failed and specifically they want to know phillip was able to hold the little girl right under the noses of parole officers. they are demanding better training for parole officers and better communication between law enforcement agencies. phillip has admitted to three other kidnappings spanning to the novato border, however he agrees to what happened and the nine-year-old was abducted in november of 1988. >>> we are getting a new high tech look in santa clara and they have rethesed the planned billion toll lore sports facility. most of the seats will be on one side of the stadium with luxury sweets on the -- suites on the other. the designers now know this stadium could be the home of both the 9ers and the raiders. >> there is no timeline on a decision that has to be made. we are moving forward with the plant right now without having a second team. >> now the 49ers and raiders are now in talks to share the stadium in santa clara. it is possible they will be playing at the start of the 2015 season. >>> we posted more video on the channel

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. >> reporter: this report was released today, it blasts the criminal justice system that allowed phillip garrido to roam free and kidnap jaycee dugard. one shows an investigator interviewing nancy garrido who told him that she used to lure girls into a van for her husband even after they kidnapped jaycee dugard. in one video, nancy is talking to one girl who sees the camera. >> that light is on. >> i don't know anything about that camera. >> reporter: in add addition to the video, a report was released. they blamed the federal parol system for not notifying hayward police in 1988 about garrido after the garrett kidnap. the case remains unsolved. >> i think unquestionably. he was a four time rapest, he lived a short distance away and he had just gotten released. >> well obviously we lost rob's audio there. that was rob roth reporting from sacramento. >>> authorities in alameda county say a man is under arrest for opening fire on an alleged marijuana thief. the shooting happened at a home on 159th avenue in unincorporated san leandro where a man was apparently trying to steal marijuana gro

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this is by kevin phillips, and by the became, i'm a democrat. he is a republican.ght in his book to every living human being who can read. chapter eight is about soaring debt and the financialization of the united states. chapter eight -- and in this book there is a magnificent chart that shows the heart of our struggle as a country compared to post-world war ii when most of your jobs were in manufacturing. those have plumb netted and corporate profit inside those sectors have plummeted. sectors. six banks control two-thirds of the banging in this country. that's too much power in the hands of too few. and 'this book talks about saving capitalism, and workers are being asked to compete in an unlevel playing field and how our free market capitalism has to compete against state capitalism, like chinese, for example, and we haven't recognized this in our policies. i think both are just brilliant, brilliant works. now we have books coming out about what went wrong on wall street. if you go back to kevin phillips, you can understand what went wrong in terms of who has p

hidden on the board are seven suspects including phillip garrido. >> every little bit that it gets out there i'm still hoping that michaela will see it. she will see herself on tv. she will recognize herself and she will know we are still looking for her. >> she was kidnapped outside of hayward grocery store back in 1988. garrido was in a halfway house about 20 miles away. they interviewed the garrido's last week. >>> a bill about to be introduced in sacramento will change the rules for evaluating patrol for serious offenders. it would expand the information to decide an inmates release. right now they can only look at the behavior while in prison. the bill is in response to phillip garrido who was patrolled after good behavior in prison. >>> it was reported yesterday evening at a center on wood side avenue the fire started in the kitchen and was extinguished within 15 minutes and no one was injured. >>> students in palo alto will be able to trade old supplies -- old school supplies for new ones. families will be able to trade used school supplies, books, toys, and clothing. the event