and in the last hour here on "american morning," john talked to jacee dugard's stepfather, carl probynlose hope, how's he coping? and what's it like to watch jacee's kidnapping? >> i did lose hope. but i'm coping that it's over and the last 18 years have been pretty rough, but these last two days have been pretty good. >> right. >> got ap ending to this. >> what have the last two days been like for you? >> basically, i've done 100 interviews. they've been busy. i haven't had time to think about anything. i've had about four hours sleep and just keep busy, keep doing things, you know, learning more information and things are going good. once i got next to her, cut her off. basically when i saw the door fly open, i jumped on the mountain bike. i couldn't get to her in time. the hill was too steep. i rode back down, yelled at the neighbor to call 911. they had a two-minute head start. i have a lot of questions of like how do they get out of there? you'd think they block the roads off, but they got away. >> police said they started the work of reunion iffing the family and lit be a long pr

eee trace: brand new and exclusive pictures in the backyard of the man accused of kidnapping jacee dugarda shed, and a swing set. this is where police say that jaycee dugard held 18 years. she never went to school or saw a doctor, and she apparently had two daughters in this backyard. as you look at the pictures, know that over the years a sheriff's deputy came out to be a house and never went to the scene and found her. april officer went in and never was let on or learned about this scene in the backyard. these pictures, by the way, were taken from the neighbor's yard. in the next hour, we will talk to that neighbor and find out how in 18 years she never successfully suspected that three people were being held in the backyard. breaking news coming up. the national transportation safety board is holding air- traffic controllers accountable for fatal mistakes. new information coming out after nine people died in a collision over the hudson river, and the ntsb is not pulling punches. it sounds like the chair person wrote a very strong letter. >> yes, and way ahead of their final report, wh

jacee dugard, you just saw pictures of her right there, is finally going to see her parents after 18 years after being abducted. this is what she looked like when she was 11 years old back in 1991. as you heard our dan simon say, she just turned up at a local police precinct apparently in good condition, said who she was. as you heard dan, there is a man and woman in custody now. that man with a record. he is in the sex offender data base. dan, did you say that the woman was also in the data base or just man? >> reporter: right now, all we have confirmed is that the man is in the data base. a laundry list of charges here according to the san francisco chronicle, still trying to independently confirm this. the chronicle reporting that they are charged on suspicion of kidnapping, rape by force, lewd and sa sievus acts with a minor and sexual penetration. >> just heartbreaking. we look forward to getting more information to fill in all the gaps here. i guess at the end of the day, this is terrific news for jaycee's biological mom. it will be interesting to watch that moment when they un