remember the dougherty gang. the three young siblings accused of going on a violent, nationwide crime spree. they were finally busted and put in jail. now we're hearing about an audacious jailbreak attempt. abc's newest correspondent muhammad lila is here with a report. >> reporter: this is straight out of "the shawshank redemption." prison officials were able to thwart it before it happened. thanks to a random search of dylan dougherty's jail cell. >> fired from the passenger side of the vehicle. >> reporter: it was a crime spree worthy of bonnie and clyde. now a story of the dougherty gang has a new twist. an escape plan better than hollywood. [ sirens blaring ] remember this scene in "shawshank redemption" where the main contact breaks out of jail through a plumbing pipe? police say dylan daugherty was trying the same thing. behind the pipe the insulation was torn out. they followed the pipe to the ceiling. they found footprints all the way over to the female cells. that's where dylan's sister, lee grace, was

this is deputy gary dougherty trying to put the stop stick downs. he has a mishap and tries to get them situated. >> oh! >> my goodness. >> completely launched in the air. thrown nearly 80 feet. dalvin stevens, the driver, reginald smith and ashley mcgraw, ashley mcgraw pregnant with dalvin stevens' baby. they crashed their car and were apprehend the, all charged with aggravated robbery. the driver charged with attempted first degree murder. >> you can clearly see him swerve into the sheriff intentionally. according to him in a statement he says he tried to swerve to the left to go behind the officer. i think the officer's natural instinct is to jump wrp he came from and that's where the collision happened. deputy dougherty is recovering in rehab recovering after several surgeries and as you can imagine, a ton of injuries. the other officer who was in pursuit and came up to him and said, dougherty had blood gargle out of his mouth, bleeding from his said. he said he's gone. he didn't think they was going to make it at all. so, it is almost a miracle

jill dougherty covering the diplomatic angle. and on the phone, kirk lippold, former commander of the "uss cole." what does the u.s. believe the intent was? trying to bait the u.s. military, provoke an altercation? >> maybe a little bit of both. the thinking is is the iranians really were not looking for a shooting match. they were going to break off but they were going to cause a little heart-stopping action before they did that. one of the things here is, look the iranians gained some intelligence by getting so close to u.s. navy ships. they were able to gauge the u.s. military response as they came at those ships. that gives them valuable information if the next time it's not just a cat and mouse game. >> what has been the reaction of the pentagon? >> well, a lot of concern. now, top officials will tell you that, look, these kinds of activities happen out in the persian gulf. that they deal with them. that they have a very strong stance. and that the provocative activity mainly comes from the revolutionary guard corps which op

as jill dougherty explains, walks won't be easy. >> reporter: secretary of state hillary clinton meets with the foreign minister of qatar. it's major news, potentially a breakthrough. but there are a lot of questions about those talks. for example, the taliban are not monolithic. they have a lot of factions, including mullah omar and the kahani network. will they agree not to cross the red lines the united states are insisted on. >> are there individual fighters of strategic significance who are prepared to come off the battlefield and join the political process within the framework that the afghans have discussed and that we have supported, namely that they are now ready to denounce violence, to cut ties with al qaeda and to work within the afghan constitution? so, you know, in any negotiated settlement, at the end of a conflict, there has to be a negotiation, right? so the question is whether this office, were it to open, could play a positive role in that. >> reporter: there could be complications. the taliban wants some of their members held in guantanamo free. they also want to be

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alex walter, will dougherty, pete herman, and david h., dan jones, bruce smith, and [unintelligible]ned one in. >> please do not speak out from the audience. >> please stop speaking directly to supervisor wiener. next speaker, please. >> i am a working class queer, i live month to month and paychecks. i do not need to be further criminalize. i organize and work with tenants and bookstore cycling in and out of homelessness. this is a quality of life ordinance being for the 1% of the gay community at the expense of everyone else, mostly people of color and transgendered. everybody should not be the code word for rich people. if you need to sleep in the park, in need to sleep in the park. thank you. >> i am anna conda and iwe disagree with this legislation. on the basis that it does not take into account the work that harvey milk put forward before creating a better city for all communities especially bc & g which margamarginalized communities and takes them out of the public sphere and a lager and kyrgyz them to be part of public discussion. these need to be looked at and maybe there s

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jill dougherty is there. jill, the timing is pretty interesting here.ht in the middle of a presidential election. >> reporter: well, it is, but i think you'd have to say that this review has been going on for at least eight months. so eventually this was going to come out, but that said, you know, it is a rare visit by the president to the pentagon really. a lot of people over there saying they do not remember when the last time a president came over and did a major briefing. you know, you talk about the political ramifications, if you want to get into that. i think you can say the president has three opportunities here. the first would be to remind people that the war in iraq is basically, you know, over, at least for the role of the united states. that the war in afghanistan is winding down. and he can take some credit for that. then he can also talk about budget cutting because as chris said, that's really the nub of the issue here. he can make the point, you know, he's been involved, the white house says, in about at least half a dozen meetings with

. >> when we went down to dougherty county, we had a 26-page indictment that listed each and every corruptthat dorsey had been involved in and culminating with a murder charge. >> one by one, witnesses spun tales of unbridled, even sordid corruption in the dekalb county sheriffs office. shirley mcmichael was president of the speedy bonding company. >> you remember buying him this smoking jacket here? >> absolutely. >> niemann marcus, is that right? >> correct. >> okay. how much did this cost? >> all of the bonding companies gave him really cash donations or gifts. >> and mcmichael says she had to give dorsey a lot more. prosecutors showed the jury a photograph of an abandoned rat-infested house where she said dorsey forced her to have sex with him. >> that was a price to pay. >> okay. and then what happened, please? >> then he just started, you know, having sexual intercourse to me. >> she says dorsey also confided something in her. >> he was saying, derwin won't be there, like -- i was like, oh. he was going -- he was saying, derwin would not make it to the -- to take office. >> and a par

jill dougherty, i'm sorry. >>> president obama is spending the night in detroit after making stops inevada and colorado to promote his economic plans. most of the buzz today centers not on that but what happened last night during a stop in phoenix where he got into with what republican governor jan brewer described as a heated encounter. governor, i've been following the tweets today. the president got off the plane, you handed him a handwritten note. at one point there appeared to be some finger pointing. take us back to that moment. a lot of of people are saying he's the president of the united states. whether you disagree or not perhaps you should have shown him a bit more respect. >> well, first, thank you, john, for having me on. first let me say that i respect the office of the president. and when i went to meet him at the tarmac i went with a happy heart. i was pleased that he was coming to arizona to see the arizona comeback, to be part of it firsthand. so when i arrived there and before i left the office i wrote a handwritten note to welcome him to arizona and to tell him abo

or foreign affairs correspondent jill dougherty is taking a look at what the obama administration isthe scenes. jill, what is going on? >> wolf, what barbara is talking about really shows there's a question -- does iran really understand the red lines that the white house -- the administration is laying out? now, the state department says no question that iran has gotten the message, but others are warning there's real danger of miscalculation. don't even think of blocking the strait of hormuz. a blunt public warning to iran from defense secretary leon panetta. >> that's another red line for us, and that we will respond to that. >> reporter: with the danger of military confrontation over that vital choke point escalating, the u.s. is using every channel it has, including secret back channels to lay down its red lines to tehran. >> we used our regular channels of commune indicate, of which there are several, to make our message known, privately in addition to the very strong public we're sending. >> reporter: washington talks to iran through its protecting power, switzerland. it also

>> jill dougherty for us at the state department.ady to speak with reporters. we're going to check that out, see what he says about all of this. i know he is outraged as well. >>> let's go to syria as well. one day after the first western journalist died in the brutal uprising. there are new charges the syrian government is directly responsible. it comes as arab league monitoring in damascus are urging the government to stop the bloodshed. nic robertson is not allowed to travel freely. there are strict limits to what the syrian government. wants him to see. he's joining us live. has anyone claimed responsibility for the killing? >> reporter: absolutely not. everyone is running in opposite directions. the government they said wants to intimidate journalists here. so it's a he said/she said situation. the arab league is involved in investigating this. they sent some of their monitors to homes to take a look at the site, to look at the place where the mortar rounds struck, and where jalil was killed, the french journalist was killed. th

jill dougherty is joining us with details. what's going on?rter: if the first hours of this tragedy, many of the americans who were aboard were asking themselves the same question -- can i count on the u.s. embassy to help me? when the italian cruise ship capsized there were 120 americans aboard. the state department says it immediately set up a 24/7 operation to help them, including using twitter and facebook to help the search for gerald and barbara hale, still missing. one american tells cnn that she got little help from the embassy after losing her passports and documents. >> i called the embassy and told them the situation, they said come on down and get a new passport. i said we're here at the hotel, we have no transportation, no money. they said, well, grab a cab. we had no money. >> reporter: but the state department says it did everything it could to make sure the cruise line was assisting ship wrecked passengers with food, hotel rooms and transcription. >> we made a deal with the cruise line that they would transport all of the ameri

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. >> all right, jill dougherty, thanks so much for that update. >>> back to the campaign trail as former pennsylvania senator rick santorum rises in the republican presidential polls. he's talking up his foreign policy experience, though. what are his credentials? we'll tell you about 30 minutes or so from now. >>> and 2012 is just getting started and dealnews.com issued the list of items that will cost more money this year. airfare, american express predicting the price will rise about 5% in 2012. next, food prices are going up. they rose 6% last year on higher wholesale prices. and gassing up your car won't be cheaper this year. expect gas prices to inch back to $4 a gallon. and next, shipping, the u.s. postal service will raise rates more than 4% this year and fedex and u.p.s. are expected to follow suit. and finally, municipal fees, that's what you pay for everything from dog licenses to vehicle registration, even local police may be writing more tickets. but it's not all bad news. after the break, got a list of five items that will cost you less this year. stay here. >>> so before t

. >> i'm jill dougherty.q and afghanistan are at the top of the list for secretary of state hillary clint on this wee. she'll be talking to state department staff in both countries. wednesday, she meets with the foreign minister of qatar. the possible location for the taliban to set up an office for peace talks with the u.s. also on the agend thaerks man with the reset button swearing in the new ambassador to russia. >> i'm chris lawrence in washington. coming up this week, the pentagon is still dealing with the aftermath of president obama's visit to the pentagon in which military leaders laid out a new strategy that involves a lot of cost cutting measures. now comes the hard part. military leaders start to talk to members of congress and start to hammer out some of the details of those cuts. defense secretary leon panetta says everything is on the table. >>> i'm poppy harlow. coming up on wall street, earnings season kick offs with numbers from jpmorgan chase and alcoa. we'll get a look at consumer sentimen

. >> dougherty is accused of giving false medical information to obtain workman's comp wages.he florida republican race in florida. >> take a look interstate - 80 pretty good. we will be back. ♪ >>marty: it looks like we will have a gorgeous day. plenty of sunshine. >> breezy? >>janu: is breezy. take a look at that camera. it is breezy. clear skies but a gorgeous start. however, a chilly start the afternoon will permit us plenty of beautiful breezes with the chance of sprinkles sunday/monday. let us talk about that chilly start. finally, warming up. still, only 37 degrees in santa rosa. and 40's and napa mid 40's in the south bay. as we see more 50s by 10:00 a.m. we will see that indicated by the light blue and the 60s indicated by the green on your screen. if your headed out tonight? not quite as cold with chilies. 40's. not quite as- called with still, chilly with 40s. chilly and cold with 40s there will be 60s through in novado today. 69 degrees expected in santa rosa. the satellite and radar showing that moisture could clip the north bay. however, we will have dry conditio

jill dougherty, thank you very much. >>> the anticipated film about the killing of osama bin laden isng the kind of attention you probably didn't expect from the department of defense. officials want to know if the filmmakers got their hands on classified information. plus using flip-flops to protest. why people are dumping them outside a police station. [ f] don't just moisturize, improve the health of your skin with aveeno daily moisturizing lotion. the natural oatmeal formula goes beyond 24-hour moisture. it's clinically proven to improve your skin's health in one day, with significant improvement in 2 weeks. for healthy, beautiful skin that lasts. i found a moisturizer for life. [ female announcer ] aveeno daily moisturizing lotion. and for healthy, beautiful hair, try nourish plus haircare. only from aveeno. okay... is this where we're at now, we just eat whatever tastes good? like these sweet honey clusters... actually there's a half a day's worth of fiber in every ... why stop at cereal? bring on the pork chops and the hot fudge. fantastic. are you done sweetie? yea [ male anno

let's bring in jill dougherty.tment and spoke with the transportation secretary ray lahood's son just alternates while ago. what's going on? >> this really is the last chapter, only the last chapter in this ongoing crackdown. >> sam lahood tells cnn he tried to get out last saturday for a short trip to see a friend, but was turned back by egyptian authorities. we reached him by phone at his apartment in cairo. sam, do you feel air where you are at this point? >> i feel safe physically. you know, obviously the fact that the investigative judge chose to prevent some of us from traveling is something that our lawyer tells us indicates this investigation has taken on more serious nature. and the next step from here would either be arrest or go to trial. >> reporter: the 37-year-old is egypt director for the influential nongovernmental organization the international republican institute. he was one of five iri that the on the no-fly list. his offices, along with of other ngos were raided last month. his father, transpor

i want to bring in foreign affairs correspondent jill dougherty.m on the phone just a short time ago. how is he doing? >> yeah, well we got him on the phone when he went to the airport, he tried to get out. they looked at his passport and essentially sent him back to his apartment in cairo where he is right now. we went over to iri headquarters. and talked to him by phone and here's what he said. >> sam, do you feel safe where you are at this point? >> yeah, i feel safe physically. you know, obviously, the fact that the investigative judge chose to prevent some of us from traveling is something that our lawyer tells us indicates that you know, this investigation is taking on a more serious nature and the next step from here would either be arrest or go to trial. >> now, i should explain that investigation, brooke, he's talking about is remember last month, we were reporting on these ngos from the united states and others even egyptian ngos that were being investigated by the government. unknown exactly what they're looking for, but they're really c

. >> i want to go to the white house where jill dougherty is standing by to talk about the politics ofll. again, this is back and for the here. it is a controversial move that the president has made. i am assuming that this is helping him in some ways for his democratic base who don't think that he's been tough enough with republicans and who look at all this gridlock and say -- do something. >> reporter: i think you would definitely be right if you thought about that. standing back, after that, you need a law degree to figure this out and -- but the whole idea is -- at least the white house would like to put it, is the president standing up for the consumer and they of course would say with this move the president is standing up and that's what they want. look at the focus that the president has right now. jobs, average americans, helping average americans. and so the republicans can use this and say, no, it's the government riding roughshod over the american people, the president's doing something illegal. at least as they define it. but the white house can say, number one, we're leg

ryan and dylan dougherty accused of shooting a cop and robbing a bank. >>> and in maine, state policevestigating the disappearance of a toddler say adults know more than they're saying. investigators also say they found no evidence to believe that ayla was abducted as her father suggested. ♪ jon: primary day in florida, and the voters are turning out right now. the stakes very high there with 50 delegates up for grabs in this winner-take-all primary. campaign carl cameron, our chief political correspondent, is in tampa right now. mitt romney, how confident is he right now, carl? >> reporter: well, you know, he's been criticized for being a risk-averse candidate prone to a disciplined message that doesn't allow for a lot of wiggle room, so when a candidate begins to loosen up a little bit, it's worth showing and telling you about. there's really no way to set this one up. listen. ♪ oh, beautiful for spacious skies, for amber waves of grain. ♪ for purple mountains majesty -- >> reporter: that was mitt romney last night at the villages, a huge retirement community here in florida, a mass

. >> hi, my name is carter dougherty with limburg news. devoted follower of your agency and work since he joined in. [inaudible] >> deana, last november i guess it was. as a private enforcement, one of the striking thing since you've been enforcer for much of her public career and yet this is one thing that you haven't yet gone public with. if i were a betting man, i bet their things called strategic mansour enforcement by most that outline where you're going with this. could you get a smart sense of how you see that shaping up here during michigan take out any go after people from ann arbor. what are your feelings? lesser categories do you think in? >> you might want to dramatize that. we have done as you know, building the bureau. that is something we've been doing actively over the past year, both choosing staff, training staff and moving forward. at this point we are still close to the cradle. we have not issued a sensitive girl. you've not read a single enforcement action or issued a single examination report. but we have lots of work

. >> hi, my name is carter dougherty with limburg news. your agency and work since he joined in. [inaudible] >> deana, last november i guess it was. as a private enforcement, one of the striking thing since you've been enforcer for much of her public career and yet this is one thing that you haven't yet gone public with. if i were a betting man, i bet their things called strategic mansour enforcement by most that outline where you're going with this. could you get a smart sense of how you see that shaping up here during michigan take out any go after people from ann arbor. what are your feelings? lesser categories do you think in? >> you might want to dramatize that. we have done as you know, building the bureau. that is something we've been doing actively over the past year, both choosing staff, training staff and moving forward. at this point we are still close to the cradle. we have not issued a sensitive girl. you've not read a single enforcement action or issued a single examination report. but we have lots of work on the pipeline whi