so she resumed her affair with dejesus. jonathan realized it when he called michelle on her cell phone and there was no answer. on the night of the murder, michelle came home around midnight. >> well, look who's home. >> and prosecutors say there was an argument. >> i live here, don't i? why wouldn't i come home? >> i've been calling your cell phone. you're not answering. >> my cell phone battery died. >> michelle packed a suitcase. whether it was to leave temporarily or permanently is unclear. >> get back here. i'm not done. >> i'm leaving. i can't stay in this house anymore. >> in the garage the forensic evidence suggests the fight turned violent. jonathan grabbed a baseball bat and struck her repeatedly in the head. to cover up the crime, jonathan pushed the driver's seat of michelle's car all the way back, put her body inside, grabbed a pair of her shoes and the suitcase, then drove one mile to the nearby creek. he maneuvered the vehicle down the slight embankment and staged the accident. the foot impressions leading aw

. >> gina dejesus she is indeed home. >> gina dejesus kidnapped at the age of 14, and michelle knight, never even known to be missing. >> police arrested who owns the home -- >> their abductor was a deranged school bus driver named aerial castro. but through the years of their captivity. they held on to one conviction, that their families would never give up on them. >> ten years later, that faith brought them home. the story and their book begins this way. >> now we want the world to know -- >> we survived. we love life. >> we were stronger an aerial castro. >> strong, indeed. good evening, everyone, i'm robin roberts. you're about to go on aan amazing journey of brilliance, celebration and faith. until tonight it's been a mystery what really went on in that house for an unimaginable ten year bus fort first time right here, you're going to hear that incredible story. amanda berry and gina dejesus tell it in their new book "hope." and they say that out of that, a light still shines. amanda berry now 29 is tiny. over 5 feet tall but inside, a tower of strength. >> tell me what you were

. >> gina dejesus returns here. >> gina dejesus kidnapped at the age of 14 michelle knight never evenwn to be missing. their abductor was ariel castro. through the years of their captivity, they held onto one conviction. that their families would never give up on them. the story in their book titled "hope" begins this way. >> now we want the world to know. >> we survived. we love life. >> we were stronger than ariel castro. >> it is april 21st 2003 the day before her 17th birthday when the suv starts to follow her down the street. >> and he ask, do you need a ride home. and i said i said yes. >> the man inside is the father of her friend from middle school. >> i was like she's at my house. >> what happened when you went into the house? >> i never got back out. >> her memories of what happened next are still raw. >> he told me to pull down my pants. and from there, i knew like this was not going to be good. >> amanda was last seen leaving work -- >> all across the state, the news of her makes headlines. >> i said, i was going to make it home to you. >> tiny room about the size of a clo

. >> commissioner dejesus. >> one of the things i've talked about i want to put on the agenda to have a decision regarding the option involved shootings and the process that it goes to the firearm discharge review board in terms of. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> up the discharge review board to look at whether or not i'd like working the history of the firearm discharge board was set up and whether or not we can would want to have either someone appointed a community member or the judge or someone appointed for officer involved shootings a summary to give an opinion to the commission or you can so we have he secondary review i'm thinking we put a committee together to investigate into those items and so something i want to put on the agenda and have a discussion. >> thank you commissioner dejesus at our last meeting i add that to the agenda for what changes and the discussion of that process supervisor wong. >> i want to for the purpose e foil on the report improving the recommendations based on president obama recommendations i don't know what the process is how do we calendar t

. >> commissioner dejesus. >> chief i appreciate that i want to say we have an early warning intervention system and one of the things they've talked about the sergeants are the front line and kind of know the officers inside and anti they work with them closely and work in the stations and it just you'll this information means that someone had to know what was going on or know those texts were being sent with a kind of thought or beliefs going on that's disconcerting to me we need to look at this in terms of leadership and speaking up and reporting those kinds of incidents that so they come to our attention (clapping.) and so that's it i wanted to say that. >> if i could. >> i think that it is the early intervention system but a good time a to look at this we put that early in may my first year on the commission good idea commissioner dejesus we'll look for flags that's something we did put in place. >> thank you anything further chief. >> chief anything further. >> obama. >> inspector next item. >> ocii director's report. >> director hicks. >> good evening commissioner president loftus

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. >> president: commissioner dejesus >> commissioner dejesus: i echo it's pretty much everyone assumed i would say thank you to the controller's office for listening to his. once it was and concerns raised by this commission to have a district map put together without community input but it seemed to work out really well. going into the community especially the tenderloin was all thoughtful concerns. there offers suggestions that assisted us the realistic suggestions. and hope to see how we could move the line and make it more accessible or more available to that community. as one of think that apartment for meeting what they said. they put the map together but the map is just a suggestion pointed and that it was something to work off of and could be moved. i think tonight's figures showed that are able to move these lines that works for the apartment and works for the community. i do want to thank commissioner and all the fellow commissioners who showed up and met with committee members and took phone calls and participated in the process. i'm looking at the statistics on options 6 an

. >> commissioner president loftus commissioner turman commissioner marshall commissioner dejesus is in route

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president loftus commissioner turman is excused commissioner marshall is in route arrest commissioner dejesus is excused commissioner mazzucco commissioner hwang commissioner melara we have quorum madam president also is the chief chief greg suhr. >> do we have a representative from the office of complaints. >> take a look around. >> welcome everyone to the mark 25 police commission i see a lot of folks from the neighborhood wanted to well, you all we had this meeting every fourth wednesday we go out to a different station we're going to talk about what we do we don't do that normally in city hall but we have have day jobs and people that care about public safety so thank you all for being here i'm going to start off by telling my commissioners he at the conclusion of that meeting saddling i'll ask we adjourn in member of santa fe police officer michael johnson was killed traeven yesterday i'll ask we adjourn and ask my colleagues to please introduce yourselves and tell the folks a little bit about what you do. >> starting with commissioner hwang i'm i'll been a civil right the reason the dep

. >> commissioner president loftus commissioner turman commissioner marshall commissioner dejesus is in route commissioner mazzucco commissioner president fong commissioner melara madam president you have a quorum and with us is the chief of police kwhoufr and joyce hicks. >> good evening to everyone and those watching welcome to the april 8, 2015, police commission meeting inspector the first line item. >> the consent calendar received and file action. >> request of the chief of police to accept a donation of 25 hundreds from boston properties for the special partitioned bureau request the chief of police to accept a 10 year old quarter hours for booze utilization by the mounting unit. >> colleagues you'll see two items for consideration on the consent calendar which the inspector has laid out i'll note not bans of caution one of the donation is signatory is john laughing ton the former sfpd my husband's second cousin for purposes of disclosure any questions for the chief no do i have a motion. >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor, say i. opposed? motion passes inspector the next

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let's move on to the next sector of the city awhile i'll leave i'm sorry, i'm sorry commissioner dejesus has been waiting partially. >> i'll say the tenderloin individuals have told us it's important we see the map whatever we do we're going to change the redistributing that's not an issue we're going to have the people on tenderloin the question is who are they going to report to we'll deal with the community the maps. >> so we have done that at this point the community is asking for the version of the map that is what we're here to talk about how much of additional burden so we're being robust to those conversations and i'll courage my fellow commissioners to talk with the community and hopefully vote open the map. >> one last emission the problem was there were one side of larkin to odds of larkin that's the gap right instead of redrawing the map if we're doing a general order to the side of larkin into the tenderloin that solves the problem as opposed to extending to polk. >> as far as what was originally recommended yes, but community has spoken to taking it to polk street or at lea

. >> now two of those women, gina dejesus and amanda berry are revealing how they survived in their newook entitled "hope," and revealing what happened in an exclusive interview with robin roberts. >> now we want the world to know we survived. we love life. we were stronger than ariel castro. >> amanda berry takes us back to the spot where she was kidnapped. >> one ride can change your whole life. >> on april 21st is, 2003, she is abducted on her way home from her job at this burger king just a day before her 17th birthday by a man named ariel castro. he takes amanda to this two-storied white house on seymour avenue. in the house, amanda watches her mother, her sister, her own story slowly unfold in the bitter grays of a tiny black and white tv. >> what went through your mind watching that? >> that kept me going. i said i'm going to make it home to you. as long as you fight, i'm going to fight. >> amanda is not alone. 22-year-old michele knight is also being held captive by castro in the house turned into a bunker. >> there are doors that were put on the windows. completely covering the

. >> reporter: a year later a third kidnapping, 14-year-old gina dejesus. from day one she's a fighter. >> i tried to run, but he sat on my back. and then i just start kicking him. i kicked him and i bruised him really bad. >> reporter: through the years of their captivity, the girls bond. nothing brings them closer together than when amanda gives birth to a baby girl she names jocelyn. >> it was amazing 'cause she was so quiet. and she was just the most beautiful thing. >> reporter: amanda does all she can to create a normal life for her daughter. when jocelyn turns 5, amanda makes an imaginary schoolhouse inside the prison of their tiny room. >> we would pretend -- leave our house -- all of this in the same room, of course. >> reporter: so you're doing all this in the same room. >> yeah. i would tell her, "okay, we're at a street now, so you have to stop and look both ways for cars and then you can go across the street. and i said, okay we're at school now. and then i'd sit her at her little desk and tell her, "you have a good day at school, now, mommy wi