we will see her exclusive interview with diane sawyer. diane joins us live from new york. thank you for joining us. >> it's great to talk to you, cynne, always. >> stacey dugard has been through things none of us can imagine but nonetheless, it seems she has grown into a poised and remarkably normal young woman. what was it like to talk to her? >> she is amazing. this is someone who has been working in this field for a long time. we have to remember he was not only a predator, he was let out of jail when he shouldn't have been and got a letter of commendation from his parole officers while he was holding her captive in his backyard and she reminds us about the joy of our lives every day. >> it's amazing she can still find joy despite everything she's been through. you also interviewed stacey dugard's mother and i understand she's dealt with a lot of guilt regarding what happened to her daughter. >> she has guilt about the fact that she asked her to kiss her goodbye before work and she didn't because she was late for work and for 18 years she regretted that. also talks with

you've heard jaycee dugard tell her unthinkable story to diane sawyer, how she was kidnapped at age 11, held prisoner for 18 years, had two babies in this backyard. tonight, the story of how she survived. >> i just held on to see my mom again. >> plus, b bhmann bombshell. how presidential candidate michele bachmann and her husband make their money. hidden cameras go inside their clinic. >> the truth is, god has designed our eyes to be attracted to the woman's body. >> tonight, brian ross investigates. >>> and cinderella story. an electronic world cup moment. how the u.s. women's soccer team has put a new face on women. >>> good evening, i'm cynthia mcfadden. in a remarkable abc news exclusive last night, jaycee dugard told diane sawyer the wrenching story of how she was kidnapped at age 11 by a convicted sex offender and held for 18 years. her self-possession and strength in telling her story in that interview and in the new book she's written made us all wonder how, how did she endure, display extraordinary courage? jaycee allowed us to interview not just her but also her therapist to

in her first interview, she tells diane sawyer her heart-wrenching story.he was held in her captor's back yard and raped repeatedly. how she gave birth in that back yard to two children. how she remained a hostage despite an astonishing stroifts that home visits to that home by law enforcement. it is a remarkable story of trauma and survival. here's abc's diane sawyer. >> reporter: jaycee dugard finally free. her first interview. she tells us, she never stopped thinking of the mother she loved. >> i wanted to see her more than anything. i would cry every day. and it would be hardest when i would think about her and what she was doing and then trying to convince myself she was better without me. >> reporter: and worried you'd forget? >> worried i'd forget what she looked like or what she sounded like. would she forget me? >> reporter: in our interview she will detail what happened to her at the hands of a predator. she had her first baby by her captor in a backyard. >> so august 18th, 1994, you're how old? >> 14. >> reporter: you're in labor and there's nobo

in just a couple of hours here, a diane sawyer special on abc.he first interview with jaycee dugard, the california girl who was kidnapped at age 11, held captive for 18 years, giving birth not once, but twice. this is a remarkable story of strength and survival. >> reporter: jaycee dugard, finally free after 18 years. her first interview. she tells us she never stopped thinking of the mother she loved. >> i would cry every day and be hardest when i would think about her and what she was doing and then trying to convince myself she was better without me. >> reporter: and worried you'd forget. >> worried that i'd forget what she looked like or what she sounded like. would she forget me? >> reporter: in our interview, she will detail what happened to her at the hands of a predator. she had her first baby by her captor in a backyard. so, august 18th, 1994, you're how old? >> 14. >> reporter: you're in labor, and there's nobody there. >> i didn't know i was in labor, but yeah. but i was still locked at that time. just -- scared. >> reporter: 60 times

>>reporter: in an interview with diane sawyer j.c. speaks publicly for the first time about her kidnapping at the age of 11. and the 18 years she spent locked up in the antioch back yard of philip and nancy greed o. during the years dugard says she was never allowed to even say or write her real name. she spent some nights chained to the bed and gave birth to 2 daughters fathered by him. >> august 18, 1994 you are how old. >> 14. >>reporter: you are in labor and there's nobody there. having a baby numb a back yard. >> yep i addition dugard says the garrido studied video to deliver a baby themselves. never allowed her to see a doctor or go to school but the moment her first daughter was born, dugard says she found new strength. >> i felt like i wasn't alone any more. if had somebody else if that was mine. if i wasn't alone. if and i knew could i never let anything happen to her. >>reporter: dugard who has only a fifth grade education did her best to educate her daughter schooling them at home from 10 to 2 every day. while the 3 of them

she has now spoken exclusively with abc's diane sawyer.he system failed dugard and allowed a convicted sex offender to hold her prisoner. bianna, over you to. >>> also, dan, a chance to dance with royalty. we take a look at students at an inner city art program. they are amazing kids and will and kate will visit them later today. >> looking forward to that. thank you, bianna. before we get to all of that, let's start with a look at the morning's headlines with ron claiborne. >> good morning, everyone. good morning again, dan. >>> in the news, president obama hosts congressional leaders at the white house for another round of debt talks but hopes for a so-called grand bargain appeared dead. a work to the smaller deal after house speaker john boehner abandoned efforts to slash $4 trillion from the deficit. >>> and top u.s. military leader is in beijing today, looking to improve military relations with china. admiral mike mullin, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, is trying to bolster talks following setbacks in chinese relations, includi

she is speaking exclusively with diane sawyer and no one is more curious than what she has to say than the neighbors that live next door. >> this is neighborhood that has been through so much already. soul searching that came after realizing they have no idea she had been in prison for years. she is anxious to hear her story of hope. >> the house where jaycee dugard spent 18 years in captivity is now boarded up and abandoned. was two years since she was rescued and what happened here remains a mystery. >> i want to hear her side and why she didn't try to leave. >> helen lives next door. she remembers see her working in the front yard. philip and nancy garrido were good neighbors. >> i can't imagine it. he seemed to be gentle to us. >> neighbors will be watching the interview tonight with diane sawyer when she tells her story for the first time. she was 11 years old when garrido kidnapped her on her way to school in south lake tahoe. she would be forced to live in a backyard prison, same place where she gave bivtd to two daughters. >> you're in labor and there is not be there. having a

diane sawyer's exclusive interview with jaycee dugard kidnapped at just 11 years old held captive fornd tells her story in "a stolen life." i spoke with diane yesterday. >> you know, what seems most amazing to us, so much of it is, but the fact that she gave birth to two girls. >> right. >> during that time in captivity. knowing nothing about it. >> nothing about it. she was 11 when she was taken. she was 13 when she got pregnant, 14 when she gave birth in the backyard and she had been locked, bolted in all day in labor when they finally came home, the garridos and here is the moment where she sees that baby for the first time. so august 18th, 1994 you're how old? >> 14. >> you're in labor and there's nobody there. >> no. >> you're locked up. >> yeah, i was still, yeah, locked at that time. just scared. >> having a baby in a backyard. >> yep. i did. very painful. then i saw her. she was beautiful. i felt like i wasn't alone anymore. i had somebody to live mine. i wasn't alone. then i knew i could never let anything happen to her. i didn't know how i was going to do that but i did. >>

diane sawyer with kidnapped jaycee dugard. >>> crashes and carnage at the tour de france. and carnage at the tour de france. >>> overseas markets are losing ground after last week's disappointing u.s. jobs report. tokyo nikkei's average lost 68 points. hong kong's hang seng is off about 236 points. in london the ftse opened lowered too. on wall street the dow gained 74 points last week. the nasdaq index picked up 44. >>> billionaire rupert murdoch is in crisis mode. he's now in london where a tabloid scandal is threateningn his media empire. his paper news of thor good yes. folded for good yesterday. brought down by revelations that reporters hacked into systeml system to get their famously sensational stories. outrage over this scandal is likely to derail his latest megadeal. for a british tv s svice. >>> so today's 7/11. therefore, guess which convenience store is offering a free promotion. 7-eleven is giving away slurpees. >> how about that? i like the cherry flavor. mixed with a little cola. >>> all right, at the box office, transformers -- dark of the moon held on to

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diane sawyer back tomorrow. >>> a day of mourning in norway as the country grieves for the 93 people killed in twin terror attacks. good evening, i'm alan wang. shock wave from the violent attacks hit ex patriots living here in the bay area. >> norway a country of about 5 million people. the heak has people how it's possible something like this could happen in their homeland. ♪ >> after two days of shock and disbelief, for many local norwegians there was one place to go on sunday morning. >> it was who are. i had to come

in an interview with diane sawyer dugard provides graphic details of her abuse.a estacio reports, she explains why she is speaking out now. >> jaycee lee dugard said she did not know where she was a while being held hostage in this is not, after being kidnapped at 11 years old. as the years went by she says us to look for real prevented her from trying to break free by threatening to sell her. >> the unknown. that was more terrifying than what i knew. after i was able to get used to things, it was the unknown that was more terrifying. >> jaycee says after years of being raped almost daily, at age 14 she became pregnant. cologne, in the compound she went into labor on and did not know what to do. phillip garrido finally came in, gave her codeine and helped deliver a baby girl. >> she was beautiful. i felt like i was not alone anymore. >> several years later, jaycee gave birth to another daughter. she said she promised them that they would protect she -- promised them that she would protect them from phillip garrido. she taught them that and social studies despite

. >> they will be watching the interview with diane sawyer when she tells her story for the first time. she was just 11 years old when garrido a convicted sex offender kidnapped her on her way to school in south lake tahoe. she was forced to live in a backyard prison. >> i'm trying to imagine how were you coping. i'm trying to imagine. >> i don't know. i can't imagine being beaten to death. i can't imagine being kidnapped and raped. you just do what you have to do to survive. >> garrido would occasionally eat down from his house. workers have questions, too. >> curiosity. >> just to see how she is doing now. >> and the house where it happened. >> i want to hear her side and why she didn't try to leave. i am real interested in that. >> neighbors say a number of people have been by to inquiry about buying house but once they find out its history they walk away. right now it remains a painful memory for that neighborhood. >> you can watch the entire interview with jaycee dugard here tonight. two hour prime time special begins at 9:00. you can tweet diane during the program. send a tweet a

. >> i can watch diane sawyer's interview in a two hour prime time special tonight at 9:00 right here on abc7. diane is also going to be answering questions about her interview on twitter. you can tweet your questions to at diane sawyer jc, abc. >> rui port murdoch is on his way to london to keep one of his tabloids bringing down the rest of is his empire. jeffrey kaufman is there, too. >> for the world's most powerful media baron, this may be the biggest crisis his empire has ever faced. news of the world wasn't just another paper it was the best selling paper in the english language. today the tabloid that lived on scandal has died in a scandal of its own. a final edition of the news of the world acknowledges that. we demanded high standards like the editors inside but now we are too painfully aware, some who worked for us fell shame fully short of those standards. >> lost in an epidemic of criminal activity in pursuing stories in hacking information. but a powerful network including the paper's owner, british politicians and police are accused of suppressing a full investigation. t

kidnapping victim jaycee dugard tells her s sry to diane sawyer in an abc news exclusive interview.hing, the excerpt. she has a book out now which we're going to support that book just because of what this poor girl has been through. she said she tried very hard to actively not think of her mother and her daughters really were the only true companions she felt close to and connected with. >> she was a teenager. >> 13 years old when she got pregnant. >>> also coming up, "insomniac theater." we're going to preview the harry potter story. also we'll look at the new co comedy "horrible bosses." >> there's lots of reviews already in. it's kind of good to see jennifer aniston in a different sort of role. >> not playing these romantic comedies. >> she's supposed to be sort of mean and saucy. >>> we begin with the historic space shuttle mission,n,p in the air so to speak this morning because of bad weather. >> the final flight of "atlantis" and the entire shuttle program at that is set to take place just hours from now. this is a live picture that you're looking at here. as you see, atlanti

she talks about what it was like in her first television interview on sunday with diane sawyer. she also talked about how she coped with years of sexual abuse into giving birth at the age of 14 to a baby girl. coming up at 730 a m. we will hear from another of phillip garrido victims. >> we will be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues. >> temperatures right now are in the '50s. 101 is really getting out of that. this afternoon temperatures will get up into the '70s. there will be no 80's. that is the trend as we enter the 7 day forecast. there are no 90s this week. next week, that changes and we get back into a normal trend with inland locations getting into the mid- 90s. the time is 718 a m. >> the 580 corridor approach is a little heavy this morning. it is already backed up beyond 880 westbound although we have an incident free at the upper deck. this is still a very good approach to the bridge and it is a pretty lake westbound ride. hi the san mateo bridge is a problem free. there are no delays in either direction. there are no wind advisories although there was in

she spoke to diane sawyer. people from antioch watched the show with mixed emotions. they are amazed to see her strength show through and the recovery she is making from the ordeal. >>> don't know if i would before been able to withstand half of what she has gone through. it seems like she is so put together and so strong. >> i was surprised she has lasted as long as she has. she is very brave. >> they pleaded guilty to sex charges last month. philip garrido is serving 431 years to life. memoir called a stolen life goes on sale tomorrow and has already hit number one on amazon's best-seller list. we'll have more on "good morning america" right here on abc7 right after our newscast. get much more on the exclusive interview by logging on to our website at abc7news.com. >>> within hours, u.s. divers could start searching for seven missing northern california men in the gulf of california. fishing boat capsized on the holiday weekend. a diving team from hawaii is due to explore the wreckage of the erik that lies 237 feet below the surface. they are looking for any of the

in an exclusive with diane sawyer airing in a two-hour special. this morning, diane talked to us about jaycee's incredible spirit. >> she came across poised and strong and talking with clarity how she survived. >> i can't imagine being beaten to death, but you can't imagine being raped. you just do what you have to do to survive. >> the now 31-year-old was only 11 when philip and nancy garrido abducted her. they kept her locked up in the backyard where early who o she was chained to a bed. agents came to the home 60 times each time not realizing she needed to be saved. >> during those long 18 years, did you ever consider suicide? >> no. you know i asked her questions like that and here is one of the lessons we learned about who survives and who does not. she loved her mother and she yearned for her mother and her wonderful baby sister. she never let hope disappear. >> hope grew when she went into labor and gave birth to her first daughter at age 14. >> i felt like it wasn't alone anymore. >> diane says dugard carries not to carry bitterness but to

in an interview with diane sawyer, jaycee dugard relived that day. >> having a baby in a backyard. >> yup. i did. very painful. then, i saw her. she was beautiful. i felt like i wasn't alone anymore. >> reporter: just three years earlier, jaycee was kidnapped by phillip garrido and his wife, nancy, a willing accomplice. for 18 years, she was a helpless victim of drug filled rants and sexual assaults despite 60 home visits from garrido's parole officer and deputies, they never bothered to check the backyard, neighbors reported seeing children there. >> i think that is what it s i think that is what fueled the fire. the outrage that i have. the anger i have. >> jaycee would go on to have another daughter under the same painful circumstances. the three, captive until a crucial tip led to their discovery. >> i remember you shouting "they found her!". >> oh, my daughter! and i was crying and you know? you're crying and you can't speak. and i remember telling you i'm coming baby, i'm coming. >> phillip garrido will spend his flif prison. -- life in prison. >> diane sawyer's fill interview w

but i did. >> she explained to diane sawyer that she is extremely protective of her two children also coming forward is her own mother. she was rushing to work and would not kissed her goodbye. >> 19 years i kicked myself. i did not kiss my baby good-bye. >> she will also talk about being rescued after 18 years. >> you can watch all of the interview sunday night at 9:00 right here on abc 7. >>> the fund backing scandal is now widening british police raided a second tabloid newspaper today. searching for information. earlier police arrested the former editor of "news of the world. " they are investigating allegations that journalist paid police for information. he served as communications director for the prime minister david cameron. >>> a major cleanup is underway for some neighborhoods outside of baltimore. a violent storm moved through the area last night. this was the scene some residents were forced out of their homes and the red cross has helped to find a temporary shelter. >> meanwhile, we are in the thick of it. >> some nasty better. -- weather. the heaviest is just to our eas

world news is next with diane sawyer. don't forget about the casey anthony special at 10:00.

in an exclusive with diane sawyer airing in a two-hour special. this morning, diane talked to us about jaycee's incredible spirit. >> she came across poised and strong and talking with clarity how she survived. >> i can't imagine being beaten to death, but you can't imagine being raped. you just do what you have to do to survive. >> the now 31-year-old was only 11 when philip and nancy garrido abducted her. they kept her locked up in the backyard where early who o she was chained to a bed. agents came to the home 60 times each time not realizing she needed to be saved. >> during those long 18 years, did you ever consider suicide? >> no. you know i asked her questions like that and here is one of the lessons we learned about who survives and who does not. she loved her mother and she yearned for her mother and her wonderful baby sister. she never let hope disappear. >> hope grew when she went into labor and gave birth to her first daughter at age 14. >> i felt like it wasn't alone anymore. >> diane says dugard carries not to carry bitterness but to

in her first tv interview on sunday with diane sawyer she explains how she coped with a sexual object and what it was like to be raped daily. >> this is live view from the space ship atlantis they are extending the mission by one day. we are looking at the crew in action at 5:45 a.m. two astronauts will venture out to retrieve a broken i monument pompous. we are being told we will have live pictures we will let you now if they are available. >> this is a live look from our roof cam raw her we are waking up to local help lover and fog " the fog is working its way into oakland and berkeley areas. it will research by 8:00 p.m. once again today the fog will be part of the mix for the next couple days. this is a look of current temperatures outside and we will warm up into the lower '70s today. this is a look of your seven day forecast a fall will continue as we head into the weekend we will start warming up on saturday. next week warmer than this week. ♪ i thought it was over here... ♪ [car horn honks] our outback always gets us there... ... sometimes it just takes us a little longer to g

listen to this, kidnapped victim jaycee dugard is going to give her first television interview on diane sawyer. >> what it takes to survive. what you say to yourself, having to remember she was in the fifth grade. she had two babies. >> the now 31-year-old has written a memoir. she was kidnapped and held captive for 18 years. she was repeatedly abused by her kid naper. philip garrido pleaded guilty refusing a life sentence and nancy garrido will serve 30 years. >>> this morning the international olympic committee revealed which city will hosted the 2018 winter games. >> they defeated rivals from munich germany. koreans had lost two others. in south korea large crowds waved flags. it will be the first city outside of japan

she spoke exclusively to diane sawyer in an interview that aired last night. 31-year-old was just 11 when she was abducted from south lake tho. she was manipulated into thinking that the out world was dangerous. she was repeatedly raped and had two daughters. she was identified by a u.c. berkeley police officer. now dugard says she is learning how to drive and looks forward to moving on. >> i want to find love one day, the kind love i read about. still want that? >> i don't know. i don't always think about it. i'm happy the way my life is now. if it happens, it happens. if it doesn't i'll still be happy. >> it doesn't seem impossible what you've been through? >> it doesn't seem impossible. >> part of her therapy is writing and caring important horses, being in nature is healing for her. even though her memoir goes on sale tomorrow, it has already hit number one on the sellers list. >>> meanwhile, those responsible for kidnapping jaycee and nancy garrido pled guilty to rape charges. they are both serving live sentences. >>> a dive tiem time is no now on in mexico and could begin searc

so coming up on world news with diane sawyer, we'll take you with an in-depth look at this trial and right after at 11:00, a special one-our nightline on the emotional trial and verdict and tom -- tomorrow we'll have a special on the casey anthony story. >>> weather wise, things are relatively quiet for most of the state. there are a couple of sea breeze showers coming in through caroline county. you get a little bit of light rain, queen anne's county but most of the storms have been confined to the beach area. bad air quality, code orange alert. probably another one tomorrow. people or sensitive with asthma, et cetera, it will be bad. we fall through very humid 80s. the chances for storm go up later this week. we'll tell you when that happens and look towards your weekend coming up. >>> we're already days into july. this summer is one of the deadliest on record for boaters. rescue crews spent hours looking for a 25-year-old man on the magothy river. james kane was thrown into the water when the boat made a sharp turn. a fleer by vessel was able to grab his friend but kane disappeare

she shared some of her life last night with diane sawyer.s old in 1991 when she was kidnapped. she walked to her school bus stop near her home in south lake tahoe in california. for 18 years she was trapped 120 miles away from her home in this man's backyard in san francisco. philip garrido, convicted sex offender, repeatedly he used her, raped her, fathered her two daughters. the first baby was born when jaycee was just 13 years old. jaycee, along with her kids, were rescued in august of 2009. last month, philip garrido was sentenced to 431 years in prison after pleading guilty to kidnapping and sexual assault charges. his wife, nancy, got 36 years in jail for her role. jaycee is now 31 years old and starting her life over. she wants people to know there's triumph over tragedy but the memories of what happened to her are not easy to forget. here's what jaycee dugard told diane sawyer in her own words. >> there was not a day that i didn't cry. i felt like they would never ever be a day i wouldn't cry again. and then after a while, i told mys

. >> and you can watch diane sawyer's interview with jaycee dugard in a two-hour prime time special tomorrow night right here on abc7. diane will be tweeting answers to your questions about her interview with jaycee during sunday night's show. search for her on twitter under diane sawyer and add the hash mark to your questions. >>> william and kate continue their whirlwind tour of california with theirty work. prince william salted up at the polo and racket club and the crowd ponied up as much as $4,000 each to meet the couple at the charity event. before the main event the duke and duchess were guests of honor at the vip lunch. tonight they will host a dinner to promote up-and-coming british film makers in los angeles. >>> the ninth annual avon walk for breast cancer kicked off in san francisco today. [cheering] >> two thousand people are taking part in the event and they raised more than $4.5 million. each will walk up to 39 miles to support the ongoing search for a cure. all the funds will go to local breast cancer organizations. >> and up in marine county they were walking as well. >> a

also ahead, laura ingram and diane sawyer on the state of the union. we hope you stay tuned for those reports. >> in a weekend review from the segment tonight, go right to ms. laura in washington this evening for her thoughts on the casey anthony acquittal and president obama continuing his quest for higher taxes on wealthy americans. do casey anthony first, laura, go. >> i'm one of the people who didn't see dee vow devour everf the case. i did dip in at the closing arguments. if you were a defense attorney like i was and you watched the closing arguments and that is all you pretty much sunk your teeth into i think you had to go away thinking that the jury was not going convict her. i know that -- the burden of proof is not on defense to prove how the victim was killed. the burden of proof is on the prosecution and with a jury of your peers they have to unanimously agree that beyond a reasonable doubt you committed this crime and it was not done. i mean it just from what i saw, bill, i thought there was enough wiggle room there that, you know, regardle

you can tweet your questions to her at diane sawyer hash tag ycabc. >> headline says it all.ou and goodbye. ruppert murdoch shot the paper down in allegations of illegal phone hacking and police payoff. they are accused of hacking into the voicemail of a young murder victim, celebrities and grieving families of dead soldiers. >>> now his multibillionaire take over of the biggest channel is in jeopardy. he is flying to london to try to control that damage. >>> the future king and queen of england had a full day in southern california. prince william and kate middleton spent time raising money for charities. bob woodruff has been traveling with them and has more from los angeles. >> day two of their excellent adventure begin in an aerial convoy at the california coast. at the posh santa barbara polo club where the well known came to ming well the most famous newlyweds. he seems like a really good guy. >> security at the polo grounds was extremely tight, even a vips were screened, luxury cars carefully inspected. they came here to raise money for the many charities that he and h

she spoke exclusively to diane sawyer in an interview that aired last night. 31-year-old was just 11 when she was abducted from south lake tho. she was manipulated into thinking that the out world was dangerous. she was repeatedly raped and had two daughters. she was identified by a u.c. berkeley police officer. now dugard says she is learning how to drive and looks forward to moving on. >> i want to find love one day, the kind love i read about. still want that? >> i don't know. i don't always think about it. i'm happy the way my life is now. if it happens, it happens. if it doesn't i'll still be happy. >> it doesn't seem impossible what you've been through? >> it doesn't seem impossible. >> part of her therapy is writing and caring important horses, being in nature is healing for her. even though her memoir goes on sale tomorrow, it has already hit number one on the sellers list. >>> meanwhile, those responsible for kidnapping jaycee and nancy garrido pled guilty to rape charges. they are both serving live sentences. >>> a dive tiem time is no now on in mexico and could begin searc

jaycee dugard in an exclusive interview sunday with abc's diane sawyer, told her harrowing story of beingmive for 1 years by a sex offender. jaycee's hope and strength shone through in that program, but the story is also enraging. her about doc abductor had don e for a prior sex offense so, how could he and other sex offenders like him be allowed to strike again and again? here's abc's dan harris, as "nightline" investigates. >> reporter: of all the horrors of jaycee dugard's 18-year ordeal in captivity, there is none more outrageous than the jaw-dropping incompetence of the parole officials. >> i actually talked to one off the agents andhe agent proceeded to give phillip his urine test and left. that made me feel like, didn't really care. >> reporter: officials visited the garrido home no fewer than 60 times, oblivious to the fact that dugard was being kept in the backyard just feet away. >> there was not a day that i didn't cry. i felt like there would never, ever be a day when i didn't cry again. >> reporter: even worse, the fiasco is not isolated. in fact, of thth more than 700,000 se

what you haven't heard from diane sawyer's tv special. >> i wasn't alone. >> william and kate hit hollywoodtonight. the wind that caught kate's yellow dress, the royal stampede and "e.t." team on the ground in l.a., awaiting their arrival. >> the royals first stop is here in beverly hills. >> and right behind me is the 7,000 square foot mansion where they will be spending the night. >> plus, from marilyn, kirk and cher, to brad, george and tom. >> it's a great day for me. thank you. >> who has the most visited hand prints at hollywood's chinese theater? only we have new video for the debut of beyonce's number one album.

listen to this, kidnapped victim jaycee dugard is going to give her first television interview on diane sawyer>> what it takes to survive. what you say to yourself, having to remember she was in the fifth grade. she had two babies. >> the now 31-year-old has written a memoir. she was kidnapped and held captive for 18 years. she was repeatedly abused by her kid naper. philip garrido pleaded guilty refusing a life sentence and nancy garrido will serve 30 years. >>> this morning the international olympic committee revealed which city will hosted the 2018 winter games. >> they defeated rivals from munich germany. koreans had lost two others. in south korea large crowds waved flags. it will be the first city outside of japan to host the you can see i work at the cable company, and i get to wear a hard hat... a question already! my mom says cable can't bundle cell phones. you mean wireless voice service? nobody does that. mom says at&t does, so... uh...uh... [ female announcer ] get u-verse tv and high-speed internet for just $49 a month for 6 months. with more bundle choices than cable, you can eve

you can tweet your question to her at diane sawyer tag abc. >> they are hiring in santa cruz 60 positions are available for some of the hardest hit residents. new secretary of defense makes a bold statement about country's grip on al-qaeda and the royal couple continues to charm tinseltown. >> what a cooldown it was today. temperatures dropping 15 degrees in some locations. cooling will continue for the next few days. seven-day >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> new jobs are coming out of the disaster at santa cruz harbor after waves from the tsunami from japan made landfall on the west coast. dofsz boats sank or damaged last march and the city was awarded $1.4 million emergency grant. part of the money will be used to hire 57 temporary workers to help repair the worker. they are open for to anybody that lost a job due to the tsunami or laid off for 15 of the past 26 weeks. visit their website for more information. >> protestors took to the streets of san francisco today to show their solidarity with the people of bolivia. >> the answer coalition, says u.s. bom

spoke to diane sawyer in an interview that aired last night. the now 31-year-old was just 11 when abducted from south lake tahoe during her ordeal she was repeatedly raped and had two daughters before being identified by a police officer by a staff now, she says she looks forward to maybe falling in love one day. >> i want to find love one day. the kind of love i read about. still want that? >> i don't know. i don't think about it. i'm happy the way my life is now. if it happens it happens. if it doesn't, i'll still be happy. >> but it doesn't seem impossible after what you've been through? >> no. it doesn't seem impossible. >> and part of her therapy is riding and caring for horses. the interview will air again this weekend. you can see it saturday night at 9:00. >> and abc news investigation into tea party favorite michelle bachmann revealed surprising information about how she and her husband built their wealth. under cover individual yoi of the christian counciling business tried to turn gay people straight through prayer, you can hear shoc

. >> you can watch diane sawyer's interview with her in a two-hour prime time special tonight at 9:00ere on abc7. diane is also going to be answering questions about her interview on twitter. you can tweet your questions to diane sawyer on twitter. >> this morning the final edition of the british tabloid "news of the world" is saying "thank you and good-bye." it was shut down of it accusations of illegal hacking into voicemail of young murder victims, celebrities and grieving families of dead soldiers. >> we already apologized. we have been let down by people. but the result was the paper hit down its readers. >> now rupert murdoch's take over of a satellite station is also in jeopardy. he's blown to london to do damage control. >>> this is the final day for the royal couple. they plan to attend a jobs fair in culver city. they had a full kay yesterday. they spent time raising money for charity and talking about some of their favorite causes. bob has been traveling with them and has more from los angeles. >> they were at the bowl polo club where the well-known came to mention well the

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diane sawyer's first interview with jaycee dugard is still causing quite a buzz of the insight it revealed into her life and kidnapping case. the two-hour special therefore will reair saturday night at 9:00 right here on abc 7. >> and there is a new protest against u.s. airways over treatment of a passenger kicked off a flight after he was accused of wearing his pants too low. supporters asking san francisco board of supervisors to join in with a resolution calling on the faa to investigate. abc 7's vic lee joins us with the story. vick? >> that resolution was introduced today and they'll vote on it next week. it started today here with a rally at city hall. more than 100 community activists attended the noon rally to support the 20-year-old. the naacp said marman's only crime as a u.s. airways passenger was being black with baggy pants. >> you say you want your pants to be pulled up? we say pull up justice in athis land. >> most of the anger was directed at u.s. airways when yanked him off the flight. the gate agent told marman to pull up his pants after complaining it was sagging below h

. >>> jaycee dugard tells diane sawyer that she still remembers what she was wearing when she was kidnapped. she says i can walk in the next room and see my mom. wow i can decide to jump in the car and go to the beach with the girls. wow, it is unbelievable, truly. >>> calfire's largest fire fighting tool being grounded just as fire season heats up. mike mibach is live at the calfire's sonoma county air attack field. with why the dc10 will no longer be taking flight. >> reporter: we're talking about the balance between cost and effectiveness. five years that is how long the dc10 has been flying for calfire. but not this season, as a lot of eyes start to focus in on the department's smaller fleet. the dc10 10 tanker, the big boy in the sky called to fight california fires. >> we use them in more strategic situations. >> reporter: it drops thousandsover fire retardant in five seconds. the new budget forced the state agency to cut back so it has decided to ax its three year $21 million dc10 contract. >> this was a reduction and a cut that nobody wanted to make. >> reporter: well we always say

in her first tv interview with diane sawyer on sunday night she spoke about how she tolerated the abuse. >> we are also hearing from philip garrido is first victim and how she was assured by authorities that she would of been contacted when guido was released. he got out in to track her down. now she tells us our story >> it was clicking second by second and everything a bottom. he said i haven't had a cocktail 11 years caylee. he is a sick puppy were their exact words and we all think wellcome after year. i gang goethe the police to dwight fell on what can sell what i did is i quit my job moves. he was the man that the kidnap me pocket i knew he would do this to someone else sunday show >> was terrified that a little would find her again. she came forward right after she heard of the kidnapping of jaycee dugard. both of them are in prison right now as they both pled guilty. t)t) we're say local law cloud cover and this all little bit about their current temperature is 53 degrees in oakland. a lot of areas are gonna be 10 to 15 degrees chillier >> today> half-brother of and drake cows a

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question and republicans are still not budging on their opposition to tax hikes. >>> now here's our diane sawyerew of "made in america" segment. diane? >> josh, good morning to you. our "made in america" team is at it creating more jobs on u.s. soil. that is our goal. and tonight we show you how a lot of people are taking the challenge. what's the one thing you know entirely made in america that everybody will want to buy? tell them about it. take the challenge tonight on "world news." >> thank you, diane. >>> and finally, a free show for commuters here in new york. although it was the performer who had to pay a bit of a price. an aerialist scaled the williamsburg bridge last night then wowed the crowd. it was an acrobatic act some 300 feet above traffic and the earth. when she came down she was promptly arrested along with an accomplice. she said that she did it to face her fears. my fear of height something matched by my fear of prison so i don't know that i would be -- >> there's a push there. >> a future cirque du soleil. >> all right, josh. >>> are you feeling the heat, are you feeling the

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jaycee dugard discussed the moment she was kidnapped 20 years ago, in an interview with abc news' diane sawyer. "...after we were driving for a while i heard the driver say i can't believe we got away with it and then he started laughing and i blacked out again or something it was like the most horrible moment of your life times 10" dugard was 11 years old when she was abducted in front of her south lake tahoe home in 19-91. she spent 18 years in captivity in antioch and gave birth to two daughters before being found in 20- 09. phillip and nancy garrido pleaded guilty to kidnapping and raping dugard. dugard is now 31 years old. her memoir, "a stolen life," hits store shelves tomorrow. time now is _ _ _ _ . traffic and weather now. here's lawrence. today, san francisco officials will unveil details of their plan to handle the america's cup yacht race. the draft environmental impact report is required by the state... to deal with crowd control and other effects of the 2013 sailing event. it was awarded to san francisco back in december. the decision's already been made, to save a 250- year-old t