now 36, dugard was kidnapped at 11, held captive for 18 years. finally recovered at 29 along with two daughters. no longer a victim. but an inspiration. >> she felt very strongly that she wanted to give back to law mistakes and wanted them to never happen to another child. reporter: with settlement money from the state of california, j he started the jacce foundation, sharing the horse therapy that helped her. >> they provide a buffer, i needed a chance to connect with my mom, but that wasn't the easiest thing in the beginning. i-seen her for 18 years. so just having the horses doing the horse maybe we were just grooming together and talking. reporter: part of it, the law enforcement program that she shared at the upreach therapeutic riding center in goffstown, helping officers work together and recenter around being attuned to details, using exercises involving horses. >> if my story can inspire somebody to go back and maybe look a little deeper, i feel that we've done a good job. family moved to a transitions program. that long reunification pr

now jaycee dugard is using her experience for others. we have a live look at this would you tell them to be like donald trump? would you point to him as a role model? absolutely i would do that. like to punch him in the face. ahh, i don't know what i said. she ate like a pig. he's a war hero 'cause he was captured. i like people that weren't captured. i love war. yes, including with nukes. wrong. and shoot somebody. ahh, i don't remember. would you point to him as a role model? absolutely i would do that. and you can tell them... to go [bleep] themselves. priorities usa action narrator: two kinds of business experience. chris sununu's family handed him a top-rated ski resort. he ran it into the ground. chris sununu cut jobs, and cut workers' hours so he wouldn't have to provide health insurance. colin van ostern went to college on student loans, became a stonyfield business manager. then a top executive at college for america. colin van ostern: i'm colin van ostern. real success is helping others get ahead. >> no one covers new hampshire

. >> kidnap survivor, jaycee d of the dugard is becoming involved in politics. she writes i'm asking you to vote no on prop 57. other survivors like me should not have to worry when and if their rapists and/or captor will get out. jaycee dugard was kidnapped, raped and held captive during 1 years and gave birth to two children. her captors are in prison. proposition 57 would make those convicted of nonviolent felonies, eligible for parole. it would save the state money and create space in prison for most violent criminals. opponents say nonviolent is defined so poorly, prop 57 would allow some rapists, human traffickers and drive-by shooters to be released early. >> there are 17 state propositions on the ballot. all californians will half a chance to vote on them. here at abc 7 news we covered almost a third of them in depth. and that's in just the past week if you have been with us. you can find all of the stories on our website, abc 7 news.com. and if you go to abc 7 news.com/politics you will find the voters edge election guide, enter your address, you will b

dugard takes issue with what is considered nonviolent. she posted on facebook saying she horrified one of her captors could get out early. she feared for other kidnapping victims. a spokesman said sex over -- offenders are not eligible. >> a post certificate getting a lot of attention "don't be that person." this is the wrong video. brock turner is on the poster, the foam stanford swimmer accuse ed of sexually assaulted an unconscious woman. the poster is not provokeed. park conversation about sexual assault. >> if you look forward to holiday crab, fish and wildlife said the season is look good so far. they anticipate the crab is ready by the end of month but name to check the safety equipment for the fishermen. vessels will be inspected in two weeks and first day of fishing is november 15. last year, the season was delayed because of tock ins. >> a new theory in the sierra lamar measure dairy case and what they say happened. all the dmv is not already a headache and now a major computer outage impacting thousands of people and what you w

. >> kidnap survivor, jaycee d of the dugard is becoming involved in politics. she writes i'm asking you to vote no on prop 57. other survivors like me should not have to worry when and if their rapists and/or captor will get out. jaycee dugard was kidnapped, raped and held captive during 1 years and gave birth to two children. her captors are in prison. proposition 57 would make those convicted of nonviolent felonies, eligible for parole. it would save the state money and create space in prison for most violent criminals. opponents say nonviolent is defined so poorly, prop 57 would allow some rapists, human traffickers and drive-by shooters to be released early. >> there are 17 state propositions on the ballot. all californians will half a chance to vote on them. here at abc 7 news we covered almost a third of them in depth. and that's in just the past week if you have been with us. you can find all of the stories on our website, abc 7 news.com. and if you go to abc 7 news.com/politics you will find the voters edge election guide, enter your address, you will b

dugard is speaking out against an initiative supported by governor brown, the public safety and rehabilitation act of 2016. part of it reduces spending in prisons by considering pa really for nonviolent inmates. she takes issue with what is considered "nonviolent." she posted saying she is horrify add captor could get out early and fear for other kidnapping victims. a spokesman said that sex offenders are not eligible and anyone who applies for parole is carefully screened. >>> security cameras caught a brutal team at a subway shop, southwest girls window to track down the two robbers. cornell barnard has the story. cornell: the video hard to watch two men walk intoed subway, one orders a sandwich, and the clerk rings it up, the other man punched the correct and knocked her down and then brutally attacked another female worker. >> the suspect ends up punching her numerous times in the face. she falls to the ground. >> one of the men tried to open the cash register. he can't. >> they asked for money numerous times. all the clerk runs for her life. over-the-counter and out of the store. right be

dugard was abducted in 1991 near south lake tahoe. she was found captive until authorities freed here in 2009. she was sexually abused and had two children fathered by the abductor. some assault would be considered nonviolent crimes and some offenders like nancy would be paroled. >>> fraternities and sororities at uc berkeley have set new guidelines. they agreed to provide names and contact information for house presidents, risk directors and sobriety monitors for social events. they will come up with common definitions and training to explain what consent means before party gores can enter chapter houses. these changes roll out this weekend as a ban on social events is lifted. >>> the time is 7:07. a new san francisco poll says that residents blame city hall and the tech industry for some of the big problems in the city. it was conducted by rise ff. it wants more housing and better public transportation. 24% of those polls said homelessness is the most important problem. 19% said housing in general. 17% said affordable housing specif

dugard is speaking out against proposition 37 supported by the governor.is the public safety and rehabilitation act of 2016, revamping the if you relative rules for nonviolent inmates and an effort to reduce prison spending. dug guard days issue with what is considered nonviolent and posted on facebook saying she is horrified a captor could get out early. she fears for other victims, a spokesman said sex offenders are not eligible and anyone up for parole would be carefully screened. >> this video hard to watch, police are hoping by releasing this surveillance video it could led to the two who tried to rob a subway restaurant, it shows the two men walking into the shop on san pablo avenue on sunday night as the clerk rings in the suspects, he punches her and jumped over-the-counter and keeps attacking her. police say the suspects were not actually able to get into the register. the other clerk runs out right behind a suspect and the store owner, her husband, spoke with abc7. >> she fell down. she broke her wrist. >> this is the space of one of suspects cle

. >>> meanwhile dugard who was abducted and held for two decades is speaking out against a measure onext month's ballot. chiefested a statement on facebook against prop 57 that calls for the early release of nonviolent offenders in california. i promised myself i would not use facebook for anything political but i'm asking you all to vote no on prop 57. other survivors like me should not have to worry when and if their rapist and/or their captor will get out. she was abducted while walking to a school bus stop in 1991. phillip and nancy held her captive in contra costa county until authorities freed her in 2009. she was sexually abused and had two children fathered by her abductor. some offenders such as nancy would be paroled under prop 57 not. >>> the california secretary of state office says more than one million californians have voted by submitting the mail-in ballots. 297,000 people registered online on monday alone. >>> the investigation continues into the deadly plane crash that happened yesterday afternoon on private property between concord and pittsburgh. >> investigators b

. >> jaycee dugard can say anything she wants. lived a horrendous crime from a monster. >> reporter: she was kidnapped from south lake tahoe when she was 11 and held on a property where she gave birth to two daughters, fathered by her kidnapper and rapist and she tweeted her no on 57 measure and yes has been leading in recent polls so it will be interesting to see if her voice will turn the tide. larry and ama? >> kristen, thank you. >>> california leads the way as the state with the most homes at extreme risk being consumed by wildfires. that's according to new data released by core logic. 29 million homes in 13 u.s. states have some risk wildfire danger. more than a million of them are located right here in the bay area. according to the date arkt combined reconstruction cost of those bay-area homes will be more than $463 billion. >>> time for another look at the forecast now, and we've got another dose of rain, spencer christian, which is welcome. >> yeah. we have -- it's very welcome, you're right, but we have many rainy days

jaycee dugard is now 36. she is taking what she learned from her traumatic experience to share insights with law enforcement, all with the help, of horse therapy. jaycee says horses helped her recover and helped her bond with her family after they were reunited. >> as a victim survivor, you can be ok after something tragic, you know? you don't have to live in that sullied world that was created for you. you can make your own and be ok. erin: with settlement money from the state of california, jaycee -- jaycee foundation, which provides services to families that have suffered trauma. a conference, focusing on the needs of children of incarcerated parents is being held in concord today. the counting the days conference gets underway at 8:30 at the grappone conference center. according to a recent study by the annie e. casey foundation, about 5% of new hampshire's children have at least one parent behind bars. erin: some police officers on the seacoast are sporting pink ties for a good cause. official part of th