>> husband and wife duo who kidnapped and raped jaycee dugard. the untold story about how they evaded justice for so long. >>> gluten free nation. you've heard of fat free and sugar free. but gluten free? celebrities swear this fad diet boosts their energy, but now doctors are raising questions about its safety. >>> plus, shark bite. an incredible story of survival. the ocean's fiercest predator, and the recent spate of attacks on humans. they're closer than n u think. >> announcer: from the grow ball resources of abc news, with cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, and terry moran in washington, this is "nightline," august 2nd, 2011. >> good evening, i'm terry moran. the story of jaycee dugard shocked the nation and revealed the failures of the nation's legal system in deeming with sexual predators. kidnapped when she was just 11 years old, jaycee dugard was held captive for 18 years. a sexual prisoner of phillip and nancy garrido. probation officers repeatedly visited the home but they never found the missing girl. well, tonight, the

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

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

. >>> lured into a van, we show you knew video recorded by the kidnappers of jaycee dugard. caught on tape, how a cab driver helped track down a suspected robber, bound and gagged. we show you one wild day in court. [ yelling ] >> they are trying to kill me. >> new tonight at 11:00 police have arrested a teenager whose alleged kidnapping last night led to a state-wide amber alert. he told police he interruptedded a robbery at al's barbershop on monday. they said he stole keys to a truck and then forced him into the vehicle. police issued an amber alert monday evening and then canceled it when the teen's family said he had been released. tonight police say that teenager admitted he was involved in the robbery. police also arrested 23-year- old eric laron walker as the other suspect in that case. >> tonight cities all across the bay area celebrated national night out. it encourages people to get to know their neighbors. reggie kumar tells us in concord more than a thousand people attended. >> reporter: there was a lot of eating, music, and even some dancing, but those in atten

new documents, expose how jaycee dugard's kidnapper slipped through the cracks.t's being done to make sure it never happens again. a kidnapping confession. what the teen at the center of a statewide amber alert admitted to police... and why he's now behind bars. taxi cabs, now fighting crime. the special reward for a bay area driver who took matters into his own hands. and.. watching wall street after the dow's worst day in months. join us for cbs 5 early edition ..,,,, >>> on the "cbs morning news," here's a look at today's weather. temperatures will be lower from the midwest to the northeast, with highs in the 80s. strong storms moving east out of the rockies. the oppressive heat continues in the south with highs topping the 100 degree mark in over a dozen states. >>> here's another look at this morning's top stories on a wednesday, the long debated federal debt deal is now law. it was passed by the senate and signed by president obama just hours before the default deadline. >>> and turmoil in cairo. egypt's former president hosni mubarak was returned for trial

the prosecutor in the jaycee dugard case is one of the witnesses. elizabeth wenger is in the newsroom with the da's criticism that let garrido roam free. >> reporter: good morning. the d.a. no surprise said there is plenty of blame to go around. as you mentioned, that is why today the district attorney victims rights groups will be testifying at a hearing at the state capital to talk about possible legislative solutions to prevent cases like this from ever happening again. yesterday, the man responsible for phillip garrido's 431-year prison sentence said the system failed. the d.a. released 162 pages of blistering documents many of them once confidential. now, in those reports, new information shows the situation was worse than previously known. it shows more than a dozen time over four years garrido submitted urine samples that had been watered down even faking his drug tests with mountain dew. even when did he test positive for drugs, no action was taken. >> we have tried to strike a balance of saying this is so bad that the behavior, the failings

that was two years after he first kidnap jaycee dugard. tonight at 6:00 p.m., we have more excerpts from the videos. >> as we mentioned, there are also damning new documents that reveals how phillip garrido remain a new man what he kept jaycee dugard trapped into his backyard. we spent the day of digging through the district attorney's findings in this case. >> i spent the day sorting through these 150 pages of new documents. in it, the district attorney it --basically said the the system needs to be fixed. the documents show that the clinical findings of doctors and letters written from philip garrido to his parole supervisors, they show letter from the parole supervisors to phillip garrido all with the appearance that the look garrido was someone who was reformed. the district attorney said that up until august 25th of 2009 he look like a complete success story. he looked as though a reformed criminal but after the videos on surfaced and jaycee dugard told her story, that appears to be hardly the case. >> he is someone that learn from th

. >>> disturbing new video involving the kidnappers of jaycee dugard. what they show and the failures of the california justice system. >> it means the world to us. all of a sudden it doesn't feel so lonely and it feels like there is hope. >>> the item now back in the care of bay area fisherman gone missing during a fishing trip last month. >>> westbound san mateo bridge looks pretty good. we'll tell you more about the morning commute straight ahead. >>> if you liked yesterday you almost like today. 60s and 70s coast and bay. low to mid 80s inland. >>> they have arrest the teenage boy that came the subject of a state-wide amber alert. how the teenager changed from a kidnapping victim to a robbery suspect. >> reporter: we are live outside of antioch police. it was first reported the 16- year-old spent most of the time away from police not talking to them since the robbery. it came to an end yesterday. we can take a look at the picture here. it's the mug shot of the 16- year-old. his name is hasaan ford. they say he was involved in a robbery at the barber

they missed obvious signs that garrido was a suspect in the dugard case the year she went missing.ole officers assigned to the dugard case were poorly supervised and failed to take another potential victim's complaint about garrido seriously. >> this is more than just a blunder and more than just a mistake. i mean it's really a sign that there's something deeply wrong with the parole system. >> reporter: yesterday the da's office released this intentionally blurred video apparently made by nancy garrido for her husband to watch. >> the light is on. >> reporter: nancy can be heard asking a young girl to do the split after she lured her into her van. >> can you go all the way down? >> yes. >> it's easy to give too much credit to philip dpa ree dough and his intelligence and charisma, because some of the mistake, many of the mistakes are so blatantly obvious. >> reporter: the da's office stopped short of a formal apology to the dugard family but already received a $20 million settlement from the state of california. ben tracy, cbs news, los angeles. >> so disturbing. >> yep. >>> jeff

at 6:00, they will gather with members of lawmakers to ask how did the parole system fail jaycee dugard and how can we keep it from happening again? the hearing comes one day after prosecutors released frightening video that jaycee's kidnappers garridos shot of other little girls. abc7's amy hollyfield is live in antioch. amy? >> prosecutors say the garridos would come to local parks and film young children. listen carefully, as nancy garrido encourages a young girl to do gymnastics while she films her with a hidden camera. >> that's it. can you go all the way down? >> yes. >> let me see. i bet you can go down really easy, huh? >> yeah. that is easy. >> reporter: nancy guaarrido said she's not sure how many times she did it for phillip, probably less than 20. the el dorado district attorney said phillip garrido gained the system, tricking mental health experts to thinking he was stable, reformed and safe in society. lawmakers push for change, our abc7's legal analyst says there probably isn't a perfect solution. >> unless the people of california want to pay for a parole agent to sit wi

supervise jaycee dugard's kidnapper phillip garrido. one agent who spoke with jaycee dugard never questioned her presence in phillip garrido's home. >>> a safety alert on a roadway already known to be deadly. ktvu's consumer editor tom vacar joins us now, live in livermore where a driving distraction is cropping it. >> reporter: large scale construction will divert driver's eyes. >> reporter: this wind milled stant 400 feet tall when construction is over. but they are so close and large all drivers, especially those who use this road are hearing repeated radio ads. regular users of this alley says the warnings are justified. >> considering the number of accidents, it's always important to pay attention. lots of ferns traffic. >> i keep my eyes on the road. i am not distracted by other things because i know the importance of having to keep your eye on the road. >> reporter: not just the traffic on this road, it's all the traffic coming in and out of the project. heavy vehicles going slowly on a dangerous road. >> i am all for creating gr

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. >>> a hearing in the state capital of spoke about lessons learned after jaycee dugard at jaycee dugard's kidnapping and how to keep those mistakes have been again. it was a way to arlene dugard's kidnapping. but a corrections official says pro-officers now receive better training and wednesday senators said they will work to change the poker to you that allowed credo -- the criteria that allowed garrido to get out of prison. >>> there was a two dozen three incidents where protesters chose graphic images of aborted fetuses saturday middle school. the son guilty of violating the letter could face up to six months in jail or a $500 fine. >> families and supporters of the man arrested at sfo are demanding an apology peevey.gov nearly 40,000 signatures today asking the airline to apologize to 20 road deshon marman created back in june, he was in showed it several times to pull up his pants. >> the airlines have done nothing for its passengers beating at u.s. airways employees decided that their understanding of appropriate attire dictates whether or not he could stand now playing. >> he refus

garrido on parole when abducting dugard. a report by the d.a.accuses prison psychiatrists and parole officers of not realizing how dangerous phillip garrido was. >> it was a lie. that phillip garrido was not a reformed criminal. up to what he had been doing until the time of jaycee's recovery. >> and currently, the board cannot consider a felon's previous history when deciding if they can be released. the case ignited a campaign to change that. >> oakland police officers pulled a suspected car thief from a burning car following a chase this afternoon. police pulled over the driver of a scion but the driver sped off as officer as approached. the chase ended when the scion hit another skpar a pole along foot hill boulevard. the car burst into flames. the suspect and the woman he hit both ended up in the hospital and both are suspected to survive. >> firefighters in san jose honored a young hero today. the 8 and a half year old boy helped save a little girl who was drowning in a swimming pool. this is an important reminder. >>

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

dugard held for 18 years by an ant yk man on parole for raping another woman. there is a bill inspired to reform the bill process. >> the parole reform act of 2011 was inspired by the jaycee dugard case, it's on a fast track with rare, bipartisan sup or the. -- support. because reports found serious lap laps in the case law enforcement supervised phillip garrido, a proposal seeks to make it harder for criminals serving a life sentence to win parole. the hope is to prevent another victim held captive for nearly two decades and forced to give birth to two daughters fathered by garrido. >> let's keep our worst criminals behind bars and keep california safe. >> state senator gain's bill requires the parole board to consider crimes when determining supervised release. right now, the board is not allowed to do so, because of a 2008 california supreme court decision that bans it. prison behavior counts for a lot more. >> in other words you're convicted murderer, rapist, and child molester. parole board has a presummation you'll be released. >> for 30 years between 197

issued a report which talked about the failures that kept dugard in captivity for 18 years.t blames psychiatrists, arguing that philip garrido tricked doctors into believing he is no longer a threat. >> it is disturbing in how many times he was in a position where someone could step in and say, wait a second. this guy is very dangerous. >> based on the case, pearson will be part of a hearing at the state capitol to discuss a possible law that could lesson the wait of psychiatric evaluations when considering if a convict is really reformed. abc7 legal analyst dean johnson says it can be a bad idea to make a law to fit one unusual case. >> unless the people want to use an agent to sit with a parolee 24/7 there will be reoffense no matter how tight the system is and no matter how many laws you change. >> it gets underway at 10:00 a.m. the d.a. will be pushing for a law that allows parole boards that gives weight to a sexual offender's crime as they give to evidence of rehabilitation. carolyn? >> john alston reporting. >> there was a twist in the reported abduction of a 16-year-

two years after jaycee dugard was kidnapped. cc1: >> reporter: state senator ted gaines. >> i think a great opportunity to take a look at a very bad situation and make good from it. >> reporter: the d.a.'s office releasing findings regarding the case, spelling out the top five mistakes law enforcement made. iscc1: that e mistake garrido was able to manipulate a flawed system. >> repeatedly when he was seeking to be released from custody and after being convicted, he was able to manipulate psychologists and psychiatrists to do his bidding and recommend early releases. >> reporter: the d.a. believes that early release allowed garrido to prey on young girls and kidnap dugard and torture her for 18 years. nancy garrido told detectives she would videotape for her husband's satisfaction. if the system was not broken, garrido agree thatcc1: would have never been free to ruin dugard's young life. >> we need to look at the nature of the crime these individuals have committed and i think have an understanding of a sexual predator. >> repo

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

a massive effort is underin sac prevent another tragic kidnapping and rape case like jaycee dugard. nancy and phillip garrido are the focus after the conviction for kidnapping jaycee dugard and holding her for 18 years. amy hollyfield has more. amy? >> reporter: here is the report they're going through inside in hearing now. i counted 35 examples of when phillip garrido's parole should have been revoked. at one point in here, they called the federal agent supervising garrido utterly incomp tant. they are detailing the top five mistakes made in the case [ one, he was released from prison in 1988. though he was supposed to be serving 15 years for rape, he only serve 11. and also, the mental health expert was too trusting especially since garrido fooled everyone. >> so the biggest problem throughout the mistakes is the failure of law enforcement state and federal and local to identify phillip garrido as who he really is. a dangerous sexual predator and master manipulator. >> reporter: also part of the presentation, home videos from the garridos. prosecutors say the couple would film ch

the girl in the video is not dugard. prosecutors say the video was taken in may 1993, two years after dugard was kidnapped. in an interrogation nancy garrido admitted she filmed the girls she said for the satisfaction of her husband, the convicted rapist, philip gua garrido. the district attorney says it shows how flawed the parole system is. >> repeatedly when he was released from custody after being convicted, he was able to manipulate psychologists and psychiatrists to basically do his bidding and recommend early releases on his behalf. >> the district attorney will release new information at the state capital. we'll have that for you later as well. >>> this morning san mateo looking for a man who trailed a woman and her 2-year-old niece. the woman said she was pushing her niece in a stroller when a middle aged man jumped out of his car and exposed himself. the woman said she had seen the man following her earlier in the day. police are still looking for the man and the car he was driving, a four-door dark blue or pos

the little girl is not jaycee dugard.appened, though, after jaycee dugard had already been taken. lured a girl into a van to videotape her. and she coaxes the child to do split. now, the videos were shot for her husband's gratification if you can believe it. the d.a.'s office blurred the images, cnn has decided not to airport child's voice. so you'll hear gaps in the audio. we want to warn you again, the audio with the young children is disturbing but important we think for everyone to hear especially for parents. because we all have heard about this kind of stuff. but to actually see it, it really brings it home and makes it real. listen. >> can you go all the way down? let me see. i bet you can go down really easy, huh? let me see you do it. oh, you didn't show me your split, did you? let me see it now. >> after a rest, garrido was questioned by law enforcement officer on videotape. they talked about videotaping girls in the van and how often it went on. you're going to hear a couple of beeps there on the tape. >> you h

the prosecutor in the jaycee dugard case is one of the witnesses.eth wenger reports from the newsroom. >> reporter: good morning. just when you thought you had heard it all, new revelations now about this case. the d.a. says phillip garrido outsmart a broken system. and really there is plenty of blame to go around. so that is why today the district attorney and victims rights groups, law enforcement will all be testifying at a hearing at the state capital to talk about how to fix what authorities are really calling a failure of the parole system. at a press conference yesterday, the man responsible for phillip garrido's 431-year prison sentence didn't mince words. the el dorado district attorney vern pierson says the system failed. the d.a. released 162 pages of documents many once confidential. in those reports, new information shows the situation was actually even worse than previously known. the report shows more than a dozen times over four years garrido submitted urine samples that were watered down even faking some drug tests with mountain dew

forum will be held in sacramento today to ask how did the parole system fail kidnap victim jaycee dugard? meantime, prosecutors released frightening video that her kidnappers the garridos shot of other little girls. abc7's amy hollyfield is live in antioch with the latest. amy? >> reporter: kristen, prosecutors say the garridos would come to local park and film children. listen as nancy garrido encourages a young girl to do gymnastics while she films her with a hidden camera. >> can you go all the way down? >> yes. >> let me see. i bet you can go down really easy, huh? >> yeah, that is easy. >> reporter: nancy garrido told police she did this for phillip garrido less than 20 times. the videos were released with a lengthy report listing examples of how the system failed in this case. the el dorado says that phillip garrido tricked the system to make them think he was reformed. as they push for change, the legal analyst says there is probably not a perfect solution. >> unless people of california want to pay for parole agent to sit with every parolee 24/7 there will be reoffense. no matter

jaycee lee dugard was already a prisoner in the couple's backyard for two years. but no one in the parole system noticed. >> how many instances are we talking about, you getting the kids in the van? are we talking less than 20? more than 20? >> it's got to be lesssshan 20. >> reporter: abc's chris cuomo tracked down some of the parole officers for answers. >> mr. messner, we just want to ask you a question. >> reporter: they didn't have any. today, the eldorado county d.a. issued a blistering report, urging changes in the law to require california parole boards to give as much weight to a sexual ofofnder's original crime as they do to any evidence of rehabilitation. as jaycee lee dugard told diane sawyer -- >> who knows how many oversights are happening and how many things that they're not seeing. >> reporter: not seeing, even when it's happening right in plain sight. david wright, abc news, los angeles. >>> and still ahead on "world news," the presidential candidates saying they want to support manufacturing jobs here at home. so, we check. where are the t-shirts

what kept them, if they took jaycee dugard, what kept them from taking any one of these girls?e we don't know nearly enough. in terms of nancy garrido, she may have thought if she did these commands she may have been saving other young children. that by following what i dictated she may have rationalized if i do he won't do more damage. and she might have a cognitive impairment. there was substance abuse also involved. >> tell us about the psychology. why would he want to view the videos of these girls? a talent hunt of sorts? >> well, i think when you're dealing with someone with these destructive drives, looking at an anti-social personality. it is sociopathic traits. this impulse, this drive was so overwhelming that he looked out to procure, first, a wife who would help hip. but the impulse was so strong he didn't have control over his own impulses. it was there to pillage, rape, exploit society. someone who doesn't have any empathy with society. he found a wife he could puppet, someone he had power over, someone he could exploit and control. then he viewed that as a way to

he looked like a complete success story and after these said video surfaced and dugard told her story>> if someone had learned from the system and adapted perhaps he is a little bit smarter than this supervisor. it is not the feeling of one agent it is a failure of the whole system. >> the question near what is next in this case >> a committee meeting is going to be held at the state capital i will talk more about it in my six a m story. >> mark klass the founder of the klass foundation gave a scathing report he is urging the public to read the report in order to prevent another jaycee dugard case >> i think people should read just to see how our criminal justice system works the fact that it treats the pitchers with kid gloves and condemn it did news to read victimize the victims on. a lot of the inefficiencies in the report have not been corrected. it's still relies upon the same interview system during >> they filed a lawsuit against california parole system >> the 16 year-old team that that sponsorebrought about an ar lard they issued an amber alert after he was reported kidnapped

nancy and phillip garrido are the focus after the conviction for kidnapping jaycee dugard and holding her for 18 years. amy hollyfield has more. amy? >> reporter: here is the report they're going through inside in hearing now. i counted 35 examples of when phillip garrido's parole should have been revoked. at one point in here, they called the federal agent supervising garrido utterly incomp tant. they are detailing the top five mistakes made in the case. [ one he was released from prison in 1988. though he was supposed to be serving 15 years for rape, he only serve 11. and also the mental health expert was too trusting especially since garrido fooled everyone. >> so the biggest problem throughout the mistakes is the failure of law enforcement state and federal and local to identify phillip garrido as who he really is. a dangerous sexual predator and master manipulator. >> reporter: also part of the presentation home videos from the garridos. prosecutors say the couple would film children at playgrounds to help feed phillip garrido's lust for kids. listen to this example as guard nanc

inspired by the kidnapping of jaycee dugard.she was kidnapped by phillip garrido and nancy garrido. phillip garrido was on patrol that time. this is video of patrol officers searching the home while jaycee dugard was held captive in the backyard. it would make it tougher for prisoners to be released on patrol. >>> the couple denies their involvement with another child abduction. police questioned them about a kidnapping. she was snaffled from a store parking lot in 1988. investigators say the disappearances have similar similarities. -- number of similarities. we will be back. more news after the break. turn left. you have arrived. sweet belt. e-reader for textbooks. gps. video camera for lectures. game pad. have you considered this ? it's got all that and more than 200,000 apps. technology to learn and play on-the-go. only at verizon. android powered. playstation certified. the xperia play by sony ericsson. only $99.99. . >>> in news around the bay, copper thieves target schools in san francisco. a school on 12th avenue was str

you can find it under the dugard tap on ktv,.com. >>> an accident at the b.a.r.t. station has left a woman fighting for her life tonight. it happened at the civic center b.a.r.t. station. a 51-year-old woman fell about 20 feet trying to jump on to a ledge. she was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. witnesses say the woman was wobbling before she fell. there's no word on whether alcohol or drugs were involved. >>> a judge today ruled a 40- year-old man accused of running down four bicyclists in san francisco last year must stand trial for attempted murder. an attorney for david mark clark of albany says clark intends to plead not guilty by reason of insanity. last june 2nd, clark swerved his suv several times and aimed at the bicyclists before hitting them. all four bicyclists survived but suffered serious injuries including broken legs. during a taped police interview following his arrest. mark said he had been hallucinating and hearing voices. >>> in buehrleing game, police held a meeting on tests it's conducting -- pg & e is held meetings on te

including the fact that garrido should have been identified as a suspect in dugard's kidnapping since he committed four similar crimes in south lake tahoe, he should, they say, have been found out by parole agents and never should have been released from prison in 1988. >> after being convicted he was able to manipulate the psychologists and psychiatrists to basically do his bidding an recommend early releases on his behalf. >> reporter: the d.a. says these two pictures show the different sides of phillip garrido. the first, the one he showed to mental health evaluators in prison who recommended he be paroled. the second picture shows the face of a freed phillip garrido, a man they say terrorized women and children with his sexual perversions. >> we should all be angry. government should be more accountable to the people that we're asked to protect. >> and that was checkey beckford reporting. the el dorado county district attorney's and victims rights group will testify at a hearing at the state capital tomorrow. >>> hayward firefighters are watching for some hot spots left over from

it's all tied to the jaycee dugard kidnapping case. today, california lawmakers will investigate the failures in the dollar justice -- criminal justice system that led to her 18-year in imprisonment. >>> the bridge district painted these new lines to separate bikists and pedestrians. normally the -- bicyclists and pedestrians. pedestrians and cyclists will have to share the eastern walkway until the western side reopens in september. >>> 7:38. we want to check in with sal who is gonna be showing us some pictures from newschopper 2. where are flying over? >> fremont. northbound 680 as you mumm up -- come up on the mission boulevard exit. there is a motorcycle crash here. newschopper2 showing us the lane closure. the coroner just arrived a few minutes ago. this is northbound 6le -- 680 that you see from the left. there's quite a big backup and an unexpected delay. the backup seems to be getting a almost bit later -- a little bit better if you are driving in the south bay, let's take a look. showing some slow traffic on 101 coming out of

this was back in 1993, two years after he kidnap jaycee dugard. >> some lawmakers are still out raids that killed garrido was able to get away with all the kidnapping and rape of jaycee dugard for so long. continue our team coverage from the state capital that is where some people are speaking out and demanding change. >> vern peers is talking about his findings in the jaycee dugard case, specifically the parole system and how delicate convicted kidnapper and rachis, philip garrido. >> it is disturbing how many times he was in a position where someone could step in and say this guy's a very dangerous individual, he should not be out of custody he should be taken back into custody and they failed to do that. burn >> tuesday 150 documents on the case were made available including in those, dr. evaluations of a look garrido and letters from the corot supervisors from philip doritos will-- documents from the court supervisor of phillip garrido. >> this is a system that is over reliance upon psychologists and behavior as opposed to out of custody behavior. >> it was not until 2009 that off

another area of concern was the lack of communication between law enforcement agencies once jaycee dugard was abducted. >>> planned layoffs reached a 16 month high in july. more than 66,000 job cuts were announced last month. that's a increase from 41,000 layoffs in june and tops one year ago. the biggest cuts last month were in industries as pharmaceutical and retail that avoided layoffs till now. 312 layoffs have been announced this year. >>> another volittle day on wall street. stocks plunged. trading picked up ground later in the day. the dow was up 30 points at the closing. the gain ended the worst losing streak since 2008. nasdaq grained 24 points today. >>> good news, san francisco hotel rates are on the rise and rooms are filling up. researchers say average room rates climed to $180 a night compared to $150 a year ago. ops road from 58% -- to 58% from 48%. >>> the federal government approve lowering premiums for insurance program. thrave hundred californians who were denied coverage participate in the program. go to www.ktvu.com to find out how to apply for the program. >>> an agi

inspired by the kidnapping of jaycee dugard. she was kidnapped by phillip garrido and nancy garrido. phillip garrido was on patrol that time. this is video of patrol officers searching the home while jaycee dugard was held captive in the backyard. it would make it tougher for prisoners to be released on patrol. >>> the couple denies their involvement with another child abduction. police questioned them about a kidnapping. she was snaffled from a store parking lot in 1988. investigators say the disappearances have state farm. this is jessica. hey, jessica, jerry neumann with a policy question. jerry, how are you doing? fine, i just got a little fender bender. oh, jerry, i'm so sorry. i would love to help but remember, you dropped us last month. yeah, you know it's funny. it only took 15 minutes to sign up for that new auto insurance company but it's taken a lot longer to hear back. is your car up a pole again? [ crying ] i miss you, jessica! jerry, are you crying? no, i just, i bit my tongue. [ male announcer ] get to a better st

dugard was on notice, held captive in the backyard.eanwhile the garrido couple denied involvement in another child abduction. police have questioned the garrido's in the disappearance of michaela garecht. here is a live look at our developing story, the standoff continues in a san rafael hotel room. it started yesterday morning. a man with a gun fired a shot out towards 580. he is held up in that hotel room with his friend inside. that is coming up. when >> alright discontinued. the dow was down 383 points. concern about what is happening in europe, specifically with word that an unnamed bank was unable to borrow money, that has really send jitters to markets around the world. the justice department has announced that they are investigating standard and poor's and whether they gave aaa credit ratings to mortgage securities with risky investments. the new york times as saying that the program began before s&p cut the united states credit rating earlier this month. investigators have been asking about instances in which analysts wanted t

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. >> reporter: the same monster who kidnapped, raped and imprisoned jaycee dugard was able to con prison psychologists and parole officers for decades. >> a very dangerous sexual predator and master manipulator. >> reporter: at a hearing at the state capital the el dorado d.a. systematically outlined how individuals and the system failed jaycee dugard. >> the single greatest mistake was to release somebody that early that dangerous that early on a very long sentence. >> reporter: after only serving one year of a 50-year sentence for a 1976 rape and kidnapping, a psychiatrist recommended parole for garrido despite his own claims of a burning compulsion to rape. in 1988 a psychologist said he would benefit society. within days of the release, one of the victims reported garrido tracked her down. that report went nowhere. the parole officer wrote. >> to subject him to monitoring would be too much of a hassle. >> reporter: jaycee dugard was the fifth known victim. the missteps to find her are too numerous to recount. some is blamed on poor communication between law enforcement agencies and q

and several evaluations took place during the 18 years garrido held dugard captive. posed little threat to society. >> it's disturbing in terms of how many times he was in a position where someone could say, wait a minute, this guy is very dangerous individual. >> and prosecutors released this individual yes showing a little girl lured into. >> i van by nancy garrido who took video of her doing gymnastics moves. and nancy garrido claims she shot between 10-20 videos like that one. >> police want to talk to a teenager to see if he knew the man who appeared to kidnap him. the crime triggered an amber alert last night. and police say he refuses to speak with detectives and he has not called his employer. he says the man armed robbed him of cash and keys to his suv yesterday afternoon, took hasan with him. the barber doesn't want to us show his face. >> it was shocking to him. when the guy was walking out of the building he put the gun in his face, hasan was very frightened. >> the barber says the kidnapper forced hasan to drive away at gun point. they're searching for c

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

. >>> this morning, disturbing revelations about jaycee dugard's kidnappers. new video shows how nancy garrido tried to exploited children in order to satisfy the desires of her sex offenders husband. >> you didn't show me your split, did you? let me see it now. >> want me to show you? >> mm-hm. let me see you do it. >> the el dorado district attorney released this. nancy garrido is coaxing little girls to perform gymnastics moves while taping them. she has admitted to taping young girls as many as 20 times. and we are learning more about how phillip garrido was able to slip through the cracks so many times. a hear at the state capital today will look at the failure of our parole system. elizabeth wenger is in our newsroom with what the prosecutor says about this problem. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you know, there was never a trial so the public seeing and hearing a lot of these details for the first time and as you just saw, pretty gross stuff. the d.a. says phillip garrido outsmart a broken system and really there is plenty of blame to go aroun

. >>> coming up at 5:00, nearly two decades in captivity, how jaycee dugard's tale of kidnapping and assault triggered a push for changes in the state's parole system. those changes that could help dangerous parolee was committing crimes again. >>> it's a hit movie, but "the help" is inspiring some real-life drama. >>> and look carefully. between a wall and a hard place. what happens after this truck driver loses control. >>> all right, good evening, i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. and earlier arrival of fog this afternoon has helped to cool temperatures down over the past hour. dropping to 83 in livermore and 75 in san jose. h'll have details on ol style affordable. you make it yours. jcpenney. >>> lawmakers in sacramento want to make it harder for dangerous criminals to be paroled. today members introduced a bill which would allow parole boards to take into consideration the severity of the inmate's crime, not just how well he or she behaved in prison. >> this is not a partisan issue. this is about the safety of our communities. and i'm here to support reforms to our parole s

you can find it under the dugard tap on ktv,.com. >>> an accident at the b.a.r.t. station has left a woman fighting for her life tonight. it happened at the civic center b.a.r.t. station. a 51-year-old woman fell about 20 feet trying to jump on to a ledge. she was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. witnesses say the woman was wobbling before she fell. there's no word on whether alcohol or drugs were involved. >>> a judge today ruled a 40- year-old man accused of running down four bicyclists in san francisco last year must stand trial for attempted murder. an attorney for david mark clark of albany says clark intends to plead not guilty by reason of insanity. last june 2nd, clark swerved his suv several times and aimed at the bicyclists before hitting them. all four bicyclists survived but suffered serious injuries including broken legs. during a taped police interview following his arrest. mark said he had been hallucinating and hearing voices. >>> in buehrleing game, police held a meeting on tests it's conducting -- pg & e is held meetings on te

after jaycee dugard was kidnapped by the garridos. you'll hear after the video a police investigator get an cc1:sion from nancy garrido as to just how many times she and her husband had done something just like this. >> that's it. can you go all the way down? >> yes. >> let me see. i bet you can go down really easy, huh? >> yeah, like that is easy. >> let me see you do it. >> that light is on. >> oh, i don't know anything about that camera. >> you know, we talking less than 20, more than 20? >> it's got to be less than 20. >> somewhere between 10 and 20? >> maybe. >> reporter: now these videos were released in conjunction with a 162-page report by the district attorney. vern pearson says there is a lot of blame to go around for letting the dugard kidnapping go on for 18 years, but he reserves particular scorn for how much the prison and parole system relies on psychiatric evaluations of philipfill ill g to determine just how ill he was. they plan to lobby the state legislatures to change a law that forces parole boards to ignore the s

escape capture for so long, how parole agents were at the house 70 times but never spotted jaycee dugard in the backyard and how he was released early. how phillip garrido would brag about his earlier sexual assaults to his victims, his m.o., the way he would pretend to hitchhike and then smack the victim heads on the steering wheel, handcuff them, the report says, and then take them to a prepared place where he would assault them. so clearly, some disturbing new details about exactly what garrido did, how he did it, and how law enforcement failed to capture him for so long. after that report, there is a panel discussion that's going on right now, a number of players here. the alameda d.a.'s office is here. we have crime victims groups as well as some just regular folks, public comment, as well. and so this is sort of just the first step in trying to figure out what went wrong here and, of course, how to fix it. that's the most important part, making sure something like this never happens again. >> absolutely, nick, absolutely. nick janes live in sacramento, thanks, nick. >>> coming up t

phillip garrido was on parole when he abducted jaycee dugard. he is serving a life sentence. roseville senator gains wants to undo a court ruling that requires the parole board to consider more than the original crime when deciding if the prisoner should be released, saying they pay more attention to mental health evaluation and sexual predators can fool psychiatrists. >>> there are patrols in the sunset district after thieves stole copper from two schools. the chinese immersion school on 12th avenue has been hit four times in the last week alone. thieves took copper pipes from a construction site on campus. employee at the french school on ortega street saw two men remove copper rain gutters from the campus. so far, they have made no arrests. as you know, we've been saying this has been happening in school districts across the bay area. >> rash of that. >>> 4:38. school kids are going back to school this week. this recess weather is going to be great. >> it is. check in with mike. >> especially in the afternoon hours if you like sunshine and warm weather. good morning to you