. >> diane says dugard carries not to carry bitterness but to cherish every day but her own mother is wrestling with rage and regret. i. er chose not to kiss my girl goodbye that morning so to be on time. every time i kick myself, baby goodbye. >> you can watch the entire interview with jaycee dugard in a prime time special right here. after falling in love and getting married some time, jaycee knows it will be complicated but has proven nothing is impossible. >>> on to other news, the death toll has arise then a small plane crash in watsonville. n.t.s.b. says four people died, two adults and could two children. the single-engine plane took off and crashed had around 7:30 last night and careened 50 to 70 feet into a medical building and started a fire. >> reporter: all four of the victims were on board. witnesses say they could tell the plane was in trouble. it was wobbling as it it made its way over. it skidded into this medical office building which was at the time empty at the time and exploded on impact. >> explosion. >> ivan watched helplessly as the plane crashed into the medica

. >> diane says dugard carries not to carry bitterness but to cherish every day but her own mother is wrestling with rage and regret. i. er chose not to kiss my girl goodbye that morning so to be on time. every time i kick myself, baby goodbye. >> you can watch the entire interview with jaycee dugard in a prime time special right here. after falling in love and getting married some time, jaycee knows it will be complicated but has proven nothing is impossible. >>> on to other news, the death toll has arise then a small plane crash in watsonville. n.t.s.b. says four people died, two adults and could two children. the single-engine plane took off and crashed had around 7:30 last night and careened 50 to 70 feet into a medical building and started a fire. >> reporter: all four of the victims were on board. witnesses say they could tell the plane was in trouble. it was wobbling as it it made its way over. it skidded into this medical office building which was at the time empty at the time and exploded on impact. >> explosion. >> ivan watched helplessly as the plane crashed into the medica

in an exclusive interview with diane sawyer, dugard talks about her kidnapping at age 11. she says she spent nights chained to abide. she gave birth to two daughters, the moment her first daughter was born she found new strength. >> i felt like i wasn't alone anymore. i wasn't alone. >> both philip and nancy garrido pleaded guilty and given to life sentences. she and her daughters are trying to start a new life. you can see the entire interview with jaycee dugard in a prime time special at 9:00 here on abc7. >>> more police will soon be patrolling the streets of oakland. officers of the police union have voted overwhelmingly in favor of a new contract requiring them to pay 9% into their pensions in exchange the city promises no police layoffs until the contract expires in 2015. new deal means 22 laid off cops will be re-hired. it will cost officers between $9,000 and is the,000 a year but save the city $65 million over thers in e next four-year. >> we get 22 officers that are unemployed that have no money coming to the family i was hoping to get 44 officers but i'm extremely happy

last night, dugard told her survival story to diane sawyer saying garrido constant sexual abuse wasn'the worst of it. >> but, once you get used to that, it would be the unknown that was more terrifying than doing something, at least i knew what was going to happen. >> all night long you would think what he was going to do to you. >> i'll be good knowing it was terrifying. >> despite more than 60 visits by parole and probation agents over the years, her rescue only came after philip garrido brought the two daughters to the u.c. berkeley campus where a campus police officer were one of two people that uncovered her real identity. that officer wants was on the show with john alston. >> still alive. there is still hope. >> one of people who fulfilled that hope and saved jaycee dugard is u.c. berkeley police officer who watched the interview from her east bay home. >> a little bit of nausea hearing what really happened to her and in her words. but also just overwhelming pride at how strong she is. >> the impossible happened. two campus cops did what a federal bureaucracy filed to do. >> the

>>> 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

. >>> 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 it could b

>>> 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 sayo 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 even choose to add wireless voice. switch and

dugard telling her story. 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

in an interview with abc's diane sawyer, dugard recounts gary redoe's giddiness over her capture. >> did they saynything? did you hear anything? >> no, not at first. after we were driving for awhile i heard the driver say, i can't believe we got away with it. and he started laughing. i think i blacked out again or something. it was like -- the most horrible moment of your life. times ten. >> that horrible moment continued for the next 18 years. held captive in the garrido's backyard, dugard was repeatedly raped and gave birth to two children. on the while he was on federal and state parole. >> why is this door locked? >> this door right here? >> that's where we sleep. >> want to turn the light on? >> sure. >> in another video which was taped by nancy garrido, a state parole officer searches the home. >> what does a parole agent do for his parolee? >> if you stay in this front room and i don't have to place you in restraints, because right now i'm searching the house. >> the search of the home appears to be brief and the officer never goes into the backyard where he could have discovered dugard so

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 tree in to save a 250- year-old tree in san mateo county. now,

diane sewer. >> prosecutors released several pieces of evidence today from the jaycee dugard kidnapping case at the request of her family. they say to highlight mistakes made in the hope of improving the supervision and detection of sexual predators. the documents include this map showing a total of five victims of phillip gareed yoi. two incidents were previously unknown, including kipd napping and rape of a 19-year-old in south lake tahoe in june 1976 and akid -- attempted kidnapping of a woman in november, 1976. there is no explanation yet on why he would never prosecuted for either of the crimes. and officials also believe this 1978 hand written letter asking to rae dus his prison sentence for red federal rape and torture conviction n this letter blaming problems on years of lsd use and videotapes he tried to destroy with and videotaped in public, one of his neighbors spoke today about abc's recent interview with jaycee dugard and the failure of agents to find anything wrong. >> i just know they weren't doing their job.

dugard is breaking her silence on television since she was freed. she gave diane sawyer an exclusive interview ahead the release of her book. she says she wears a pine cone around her neck because that is the last thing she remembers after losing consciousness. she says she can't believe she can now jump into a car and just go to her beach with her girls. the exclusive interview will air on a special two hour edition of prime time from 9:00 to 11:00 this sunday right here. diane will give us a preview on "good morning america." >> right now in orlando, florida a sentencing hearing for casey anthony is just getting started. live pictures from orlando, florida, they found her not guilty of killing her two-year-old daughter back in 2008. she still faces misdemeanor charges of lying to investigators but she may go free today. she spent three years in jail awaiting trial. we're planning to air a live report after the judge hands down his sentence. that is expected to happen sometime this hour. >> the oakland police department is undergoing a massive reorganization to help a small are force fight a rising crime rate. the chief says specia

reporter: california kidnapping victim jaycee dugard says she revels in the simplest freedoms after being held against her will for 18 years. she talked with dianebc news about her ordeal, including what it was like to give birth to the first of two daughters in captivity. they were fathered by the man -- >> she was beautiful. i felt like i wasn't alone anymore. i had somebody that was mine. i wasn't alone. >> reporter: lawyers for dominique strauss-kahn say he will not be accepting a plea deal. a new york hotel maid has accused the former international monetary fund chief of attempted rape. prosecutors have revealed credibility issues with the maid but have not dropped the case. >>> this sunday, britain's most-read tabloid is printing its final edition. rupert murdoch's "news of the world" is shutting down amid claims it hacked into the voice mails of various people including celebrities, politicians, and terror victims. >>> and san francisco police have arrested a suspect who was caught on surveillance video moments after they say he stole a pablo py picacsso stech from an art gallery. they say he walked into the gallery, took the sketch off t

diane sawyer's interview with dugard this saturday night at 9:00. >>> the families of seven northern california fishermen missing in a boating accident in mexico say they are not giving up and raise the money to continue searching for their loved ones. yesterday the state department told the families the search was ending. erik the fishing vessel went down in the sea of cortez 19 americans were among the 28 survivors. one man's body has been recovered. mexican navy searched by air and sea for eight days but families learned that the wreckage is in waters too deep for radar to attack. >> a teenager that was injured in a shooting is expected to report to court today. he was killed when two men opened fire on family car. police arrested 17-year-old fabian saragoza. he miss talent believed that the car was carrying rival gang members. >> they are trying to set the record state. they are saying the victims of pipeline disaster are not at fault for the tragedy. they issued the statement after they hinted that pg&e may try to blame the residents for the damaged pipeline in the blast. he said the wording was response to a broad lawsuit. >> pg&e right now

dugard and her mother recently shared with diane sawyer. >> if he is watching this if he sees this is t tre anything more either of you wants to say to him?ryone everywhere to continue to pray for the children still missing, to keep an eye out, keep looking for them because miracles can happen and they still do happen todod. ♪ >> and we are so glad now to be joined by elizabeth smart. thanks for coming in this morning. >> thanks for having me come in. >> you know, we've all been so riveted by watching jaycee dugard this week and i can only imagine how her story must have hit home for you. how it's made you feel. >> well jaycee dugard certainly is to be admired for her courage, for her strength for her bravery and coming out with her story and i think what jaycee represents and what she shows, what her story shows is that there are still children out t ere that are waiting to be found. >> every single day. what wow say to her if you could? >> i would tell her just how much i admire her and her courage and her strength for moving forward, for not living in the shadow of her past. >> one of the things that was so emotional in her story is se

dugard tells abc's diane sawyer that she did what she had to do to survive. here's what she remembers after she was snatched off of the street. this is back in 1991. >> did they sayt first. after we were driving for a while, i heard the driver say, "i can't believe we got away with it" and he started laughing. and then i blacked out again or something. it was like -- it was the most poshl mome horrible moment of your lifetimes ten. >> and as if that wasn't enough, at age 13, dugard gave birth to her first child, philip garrido forced himself on to her. this happened in the tent in the back yard. watch. >> august 13, 1994. you're how old? >> 14. >> having a baby in a back yard. >> yep. i did. >> she is -- >> i didn't know. >> you're locked up. >> yeah, i'm still -- yeah, still locked at that time. just scared. it was terrible pain. i didn't know what was going on. hasn't seen anybody all day. >> can you imagine? jaycee dugard, now 31 years of age has written a book. it's called reque eed "a stolen goes on sale tomorrow. >> coming up next, who cares about hollywood royalty hen you have the real thing in town. prince william, wife, catherine, wrapping up the america