jaycee dugard once the government held responsible.ters and jaycee dugard have been bitten already been paid $20 billion. the unspecified amount will go towards her nonprofit that helps other adduction victim's. philip garrido and nancy garrido are in jail after pleading guilty. grant lotus, kron 4 news. >> developing news out of the fremont where police are on the scene during elementary school because of a bomb scare. it is happening right now on newport. drive. >> 3700 delaware in fremont you can see that the san mateo shares are still on the scene. earlier there were serving a search warrant for the suspect was already inside that white vehicle. they went in front of in that house. --and what they found what appeared to be two different pipe bombs. the bomb squad detonated what they thought to be polyp palms but there were pvc pipe bombs. they thought that there were pipe bombs. fifth residents were even asked to evacuate. you can see that there is a grammar school across the street. the children removed. i was told that the studen

but, first, kidnapping victim jaycee dugard filed a complaint against the federal government. the complaint says that the federal government had supervisory parole over her kidnapper and his wife and that continued in 1999 when the state took control. dugard is not seeking damages for herself in the federal complaint and will donate any money awarded by the judge to the jaycee fun case which helps kidnapping victims many. >>> a 16-hour standoff came to an end in san leandro. police shot and wounded a man suspected of kill his girl friend in richmond. officers took the man into custody around 2:00 a.m. outside a home on central avenue west of hysperian boulevard. tara moriarty reported on the killing of a mother yesterday. today, she spoke with the stunned daughter of the homicide suspect >> reporter: police say that the suspect was hiding out in this house in san leandro after kill his ex-girlfriend tuesday night. i'm surprised of what we heard. they say that he murdered someone. >> reporter: raphael vialente had a volatile relationship. >> everybody in the family is in shock.

a legislation was written in response to the jaycee dugard case. convicted phillip guardado was released. he and his wife kidnapped jaycee dugard in 1991. >>> first cantaloupe and now lettuce responsible for list tier ya. and the lettuce is grown right here in california maureen has more. >> reporter: it was discovered after a random test by the f.d.a. which was here because lettuce which tested positive for listeria was processed at the plant. the company took voluntary action even though no illness was reported. >>> a bag tested positive for list era in washington. the company shows how they use bar codes. >> we can pinpoint the run, we mean the manufactured run. we can inpoint what time it was informed. >> the c. o says that the painted product came from a watsonville field and was processed on the night of isn't better 12th. they conducted tests that day. >> the day that we packed this product, we whacked for testing and nothing came up positive. >> the recall involves chopped row main lettuce and a box coat of b-2 56-46438. the company does no

. >>> coming up next, jaycee dugard sues the federal government for failing to monitor the convicted sex offender who kidnapped her, but she does not want to keep the money. >>> million of dollars in aid for disaster victims puts democrats and republicans on a coalition course in congress. >> g.o.p. front-runners jockey for position and a newcomer tries to make a big splash. i'm scott goldberg in washington. that story coming up. >>> and why millions of verizon3q you disgust me. prove it. enough's enough. d-con baits are specially formulated to kill in one feeding, guaranteed. d-con. get out. ... it's something you smell. new lysol no mess automatic toilet bowl cleaner not only cleans your toilet with every flush, but also freshens your entire bathroom. so even in between deep cleans, it's as fresh as any room in your home. for tips on a healthy home, visit lysol.com/missionforhealth. >>> all right. welcome back. check out temperatures. still warm around portland at 83. seattle is 77. then you had off to the east where it's still fall. 60s around minneapolis, chicago, fargo. we have

now, let's talk about jaycee dugard.he already won a settlement from the state of california for the oversight, for the neglect, she says, for not coming to her rescue when all the signs are there. now she's going after the federal government. in what capacity, avery? >> under the federal tort claims act. when i saw this initially, fredricka, i was very skeptical about where it was going. when you see what happened, there was only a 25-minute interview 12 years ago and ignoring therapists and other probation officers recommended he be let out, the parole commission bought it. 50-year sentence, they let him out after 10 years. look what happened. that's the underlying argument here. >> whattert chances of this argument, richard? >> this argument is going to be great, fred. because in addition to what avery just said, apparently the feds forgot to communicate with the state concerning everything they knew about garrido. as we know she already settled with the state for $20 million. now she's going after the feds. she has s

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. >> jaycee dugard is suing the government.nstead of settling, of course, this is a point to court. now she is suing the federal government. failures by a federal parole officers who handled philip garridos case are as outrages and inexcusable as they are numerous ". philip garrido was a convicted sex offender when the abducted jaycee dugard from lake tahoe. he fathered two children, keeping her as a child sleev.aly a $20 million settlement for the perot officers failures. the complaint says the unspecified amount that she is seeking will go towards her charity helping other outspoken victims'. >> coming up in sports we will tell you later so i got this new job last week, but their health insurance doesn't cover my kid's pediatrician. which is not cool. she was so fantastic. she had this sock puppet that she would use to explain exactly what she was doing and why she was doing it. i just wish there was someone to explain to me how i'm going to find another doctor like that. [ male announcer ] we know a good doctor is hard to fi

. >>> jaycee dugard is suing the federal government.hem for all her years in captivity. >> reporter: jaycee dugard is not seeking damages. she has already filed a lawsuit against the state of california and received $20 million in that case. now a new one has been filed here in the court of san francisco. the claim, federal parol authorities failed dugard. pinning the blame on the federal government, a lawsuit filed today said fill yours by parol officers were outrageous and unexcusable. phillip garrido was on parol when he kidnapped dugard. federal parol officers weren't watching him close enough. dugard's attorneys write, had they simply performed their duties and obligations as required by federal law and internal policies, jaycee and her daughters would not have been forced to endure a life of abuse. >> here is a guy that was allegedly under some federal supervision and the claim is there's a negligence failure to carry out the supervision they were supposed to carry out. >> reporter: while he was under the supervision, garrido test

when you gotta have mexican. >>> jaycee dugard filed a lawsuit today against the federal government saying its parol officers failed to monitor phillip garrido. dugard is seeking an undisclosed amount of money that would go to a nonprofit organization. her lawyers listed several incidents of alleged misconduct by parol officers and said quote had they simply performed their duties and obligations as required by federal law and internal policy, jaycee and her daughters would not have forced to under go a lifetime of physical and mental abuse at the hands of a ticking time bomb. >>> lowsec and anonymous were identified as christopher dayon of mountain view, joshua cavelli of fairborn, ohio. >>> a federal grand jury indicted two u.s. postal service employees for stealing iphones. the two worked at a distribution center in west sacramento where they processed and sorted mail. court documents say the two would open packages containing iphones and slipped the devices into their clothing. they would then dump the empty packages into garbage bins. investigators say they found 300 such boxes at the

. >>> the lawsuit filed today claims parole officers made inexcusable mistakes on jaycee dugard's captive. the state of california assumed responsibility. her and her family received a 20 million dollar settlement. any money received in this lawsuit will go towards her non-profit foundation. >>> a man suspected of murder after his exgirlfriend was found dead was shot and wounded this morning following a stand off with police. he was wanted in connection with the killing of romero. her body was discovered yesterday. led police to the home where he was held up. he was shot after he pointed what appeared to be a rifle. turned out to be a bb gun. he was taken to the hospital and is in stable condition. >>> the young woman accused of killing a toddler pleaded no contest. authorities say dunaway was texting and struck a two year old who was holding her mother's hand in a crosswalk. >> she's been going to school ever since this has happened. we've been trying to get my wife back to health. >> she feels terrible about what happened. she's always felt terrible and that was the motivating factor to

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. >>> jaycee dugard filed a lawsuit against the federal government for what her attorneys call inexcusable mistakes in monitoring her kidnapper phillip garrido. garrido kidnapped dugard and held her for 18 years. he was under federal supervision when the state of california assumed responsibility. dugard and her family received a $20 million settlement from the state. her spokesperson says any money received in this suit against the federal government will go to dugard's nonprofit foundation. >>> bay area nurses walk off their jobs today as part of a planned one day strike. local hospitals say it isn't compromising patient care. jade hernandez is live now where she spoke with a patient today about how the strike affected him. >> reporter: we spoke to one patient with sickle cell anemia. me was very disappointed to see nurses fill these picket lines instead of hospital rooms. rallying or on a picket line, the one day strike encompassed several unions. but one of the patients these nurses say they are standing up for was disappointed to see temporary nurses caring for him. >> nurses are slow

. >> and jaycee dugard is suing the federal government for failing to supervise her kidnapper. she did not want to keep the money. the complaint filed in san francisco says federal agents made numerous mistakes in monitoring garrido the convicted sex offender was on parole when kidnapping jaiz -- jaycee. and jaycee dugard is speaking unspecified damages and says money would be donated to her nonprofit group. >> tens of thousands of nurses walked off the job in california today. the strike called here in the bay area has been tough for the sutter hospital chain. and we're live where hundreds have been protesting. >> this is really tough to gauge impact inside of the hospital. it depends on who you talk to. nurses unions claim they've got 90% participation. and at two locations here in oakland and berkeley sutter says that 37% of the nurses showed up for work today. striking nurses say their concerns boil down to quality of care they can offer patients. >> the biggest issue is patient care and advocates and also making sure that the standards and contracts that we have are mainta

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> right now at 6:00, jaycee dugard takes on the federal government> and developing news on the the cal campus where protesters are holed up inside a classroom. >> plus remarkable progress for giants fan bryan stow. what he's now able to do. the news at 6:00 starts right now.

that's why jaycee dugard is suing the federal government for failing to monitor the convicted sex offender who kidnapped her and held her captive for 18 years. phillip garrido was sentenced to over 400 years in prison for kidnapping and raping dugard. his wife, nancy, was sentenced to 36 years to life. the lawsuit claims garrido tested positive for drugs and alcohol while on parole, which is a violation for a sex offender. it also states that authorities ignored reports of sexual misconduct, including a complaint that garrido showed up at the office of another former victim. dugard is seeking an unspecified amount of damages, which will be donated to her nonprofit organization to help other kidnapping victims. >>> thousands of nurses across northern california are on the picket line tonight, in what's being billed as the largest nurse's strike ever. but their fight isn't just about wages. we bring in nbc bay area's jodi hernandez, who joins us now from oakland's alta bay medical center with a look at what's prompted the massive action. and jodie, i can hear them right behind you. >> report

. >> jaycee dugard now suing the federal government for handeling of phillip garrido on probation whenr charity. >> stay with us. back here in just a moment. ,Ñ @a@a@a@a >>> at 6:00 a judge says 10 years to make changes is way too long. information has him fed up with oakland police department. >> the banks have been bailed out. and we seem to be getting kicked out. >> the human cost of the bay area foreclosure crisis and suggestions to help end it. ask an oakland man who is going after the mayor and says her home isn't just unsightly but claims that it's dangerous. >> and the 20th annual mexican heritage festival is underway in the south bay. it opened today with work shops for kids. members of the group loss lobos spoke about importance >>> this is "world news." and tonight, free fall. the markets plunge to the lowest point in a year. what to do to protect your money and the silver lining initiative that can help. >>> outrage. a man put to death, insisting he is innocent. thousands convinced he deserved mercy.

. >>> jaycee dugard is suing the federal government for failing to track the convicted sex offender who held her captive for 18 years. a lawsuit filed by her attorneys today say mistakes by the federal parole officers for their handling of phillip garrido are outrageous and inexcusable. the suit claims if the feds had done their jobs, dugard and her daughters would not have spent years in garrido's antioch backyard. garrido was under federal supervision when he kidnapped dugard back in 1991. she says she will be donating any of the money from this lawsuit to her nonprofit victim support group. she already received a $20 million settlement from the state. >>> those two american hikers released from iran yesterday enjoyed their first full day of freedom today. josh fattal and shane bauer stayed in seclusion with their families in the persian gulf state of oman. that was just hours after iran released them on $1 million bail. meanwhile, friends and neighbors back in the u.s. are anxiously awaiting their return. >> got a lump. my wife started to cry. >> i can't wait to see them. i'm going t

. >>> also tonight, jaycee lee dugard is taking on the federal government. she is suing the federal parole board for failing to monitor properly phillip garrido. koula gianulias on the mistakes her attorney calls outrageous and inexcusable. >> she is trying to correct the system so that something like this doesn't happen again. >> reporter: she was awarded $20 million in damages from the state. now jaycee dugard is going after the federal government for failing to supervise her abductor, phillip garrido. according to the federal complaint, had they simply performed their duties, jaycee and her daughters would not have been forced to endure a virtual lifetime of physical and mental abuse from a detonated time bomb. >> it's going to be a little more difficult at the federal level. the federal authorities are going to say that they had community and that they were acting within the course and scope of their employment. >> reporter: but dugard has a strong case according to federal defense attorney tom johnson because of the media attention, public support and a

protestas en nueva york, sobre todo de cientos de iranies que rodean el hotel donde se encuentra.y jaycee dugard sus perfiles, y no es la primera vez roxana que esto pasa, han cambiado, mucho la pÁgina de facebook, asÍ que es como todo en la vida hay que acostumbrar acostumbrarse. >>> casualmente no vas a creer, ayer en mi twitter, plan dÉ un link donde puedes llevar paso a paso para de una vez integrar este perfil de facebook y si no llega poco a poco. >>> un estudio reciente revelÓ que facebook ocupa la posiciÓn 5 de las cosas imprescindible en la ciudad. >>> claro que sÍ, como de todo. >>> bueno vamos a los deportes hoy tengo el castigo que le pusieron a rafa mÁrquez por hablar demÁs y cuando jugara el chicharito la jornada 10 del fÚtbol mexicano y manni ramÍrez y la huelga de la nba donde koby bryant armÓ un plan mientras se arreglan las cosas. >>> el arranque de la nba sigue en suspenso luego qfueran cancelados partido por no llegar a acuerdo laboral con jugadores por ahÍ hay quienes tienen plan b como koby bryant que recibiÓ oferta en italia, si no su jouea aquÍ a comer pizza y pasta. >>>

. >>> jaycee dugard filed a lawsuit today against the federal government saying its parol officers failednitor phillip garrido. dugard is seeking an undisclosed amount of money that would go to a nonprofit organization. her lawyers listed several incidents of alleged misconduct by parol officers and said quote had they simply performed their duties and obligations as required by federal law and internal policy, jaycee and her daughters would not have forced to under go a lifetime of physical and mental abuse at the hands of a ticking time bomb. >>> lowsec and anonymous were identified as christopher dayon of mountain view, joshua cavelli of fairborn, ohio. >>> a federal grand jury indicted two u.s. postal service employees for stealing iphones. the two worked at a distribution center in west sacramento where they processed and sorted mail. court documents say the two would open packages containing iphones and slipped the devices into their clothing. they would then dump the empty packages into garbage bins. investigators say they found 300 such boxes at the facility. >>> big changes ahead

. >>> jaycee dugard is suing the u.s. government for failing to properly monitor the convicted sex offender who kidnapped and raped her for 18 years. her lawsuit claims gross neglect. she filed a lawsuit against the federal government for letting phillip garrido slip through the cracks. dugard we kidnapped and held captive by phillip and nancy garrido for 20 years. garrido tested positive for drugs and alcohol while on parole, which is a violation for the sex offender. authorities ignored reports of sexual misconduct, including a complaint that garrido showed up at his former victim's work. she's seeking an unspecified amount of damages to be donated to her nonprofit organization to help other victims. now to developing news. a day of action on the cal campus has turned into a takeover. our nbc helicopter above the campus right now. students are speaking out against proposed tuition hikes. let's bring in kimberly to join us from berlin with the latest details. right now the protest is going on. that's up the block and aro

jaycee dugard is suing the federal government claiming that parole officers failed to monitor phillip garrido. he abducted her in 1981 and held her captive for 18 years. he was under federal parole at the time until the state of california assumed responsibility in 1988. due guard received a $20 million settlement from the state. any money received in the federal lawsuit will go to her nonprofit foundation. >>> happening in washington, d.c., the two top executives from solyndra are inside a congressional hearing room. alison burns is covering the hearing and has details. allison? >> reporter: that's right, dave. 13 days ago, a lawyer for brian harris sent this e-mail to capitol hill saying he would voluntarily appear and answer questions. well, he is here but he is not talking. this is a live look at the hearing room. harrison and solyndra senior vice president w.g. stover are invoking their fifth amendment rights. they are also under criminal investigation. house republicans are demanding to know how months before solyndra's financial collapse the company was touting the excellent pr

. >> jaycee dugard is suing the federal government for not properly monitoring her kidnapper phillip garrido outlines mistakes made by federal agents supposed to be supervising garrido. >> and iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad cleared out a room of delegates today with another anti-american speech. u.s. diplomats got up and left the floor as he spoke. the leader called u.s. an arrogant power ruled by greed, and accused u.s. leaders of threatening sanctions against any country that questions the september 11th attacks. he criticized america for his its history of slavery. he made no mention of the two uc berkeley graduates just released. >> and time for a first check of the weather. >> yes. there is spencer christian here with it and it's cooling down. >> it is. seasons about to change. so is the weather pattern we'll see a similar pattern to yesterday evening. low clouds and fog at the coast will move across the bay and into early evening are temperatures from mid-50s mid-80s into warmer inland locations that are slow to cool down. autumn begins at 2:04. and that is before the su

if it is him, this is going to be another one of the instances that is jaycee dugard. eric hornbeck. so many cases that are like this. that could be like this. we will know very soon. >> very interesting story. so difficult for the mother, no doubt. we are getting a better sense of how much administration officials believe a default of california sump solyndra would weigh on the obama administration. an office and budget official said the optics of a default will be bad. the timing will likely coincide with the 2012 campaign season heating up. kristin walker is live at the white house. that's quite a revelation from the e-mail. >> white house officials are pushing back again for the notion that there was anything political about this process. here's how this started. back in 2009, this energy company received about $500 million in a loan that was approved by the energy department that was all a part of the stimulus fund. then just about a month ago, that company went bankruptcy. now we will see the e-mails surface as a part of the investigation. white house officials a

. >>> jaycee dugard is suing the federal government for failing to track the convicted sex offender whoears. the lawsuit says mistakes by federal parole officers for their handling of phillip garrido are outrageous and inexcusable. garrido was unfederal supervision when he kidnapped dugard in 1991 and kept her in his antioch home. dugard says she will donate the money from the lawsuit to a nonprofit victims support group. >>> closing arguments are under way in the appeal case of amanda knox found guilty of murdering her roommate and boyfriend in 2007 in italy. she was sentenced to 26 years in prison. a new forensic report contradicts initial police reports about knox's connection to the murder weapon. a verdict is expected early next month. >>> palestinian leader mahmoud abbas is moving ahead with his campaign to gain statehood recognition at the united nations. he plans to submit an application to the secretary- general ban ki-moon today. the u.s. and its allies are trying to convince abbas to drop the effort. instead they want him to find a solution through peace talks with israel. [

. >>> jaycee dugard is suing the federal government for failing to supervisor her kidnapping phillip. but she doesn't want to keep the money. complaint filed in san francisco u.s. district court says federal agents made numerous mistakes monitoring garrido. the convicted sex offender was on parole when he kidnapped guard -- kidnapped dugard. she is seeking unspecified damages and said any money would be donated to a non-profit group for other victims. the state of california settled with dugard for the failure to properly mon for garrido. >>> recap the top story. group of student at u.c. berkeley vows to continue a protest against tuition hikes. that follows a day long demonstration that turned violent. >> amy hollyfield is live on the campus with the details. amy? >> it got chaotic yesterday. at one point students grabbed a clip off the officer's belt. the magazine of bullets went flying through the air. police did end making two arrests at the nine-hour long protest. protesters shared the personal video of what happened inside the hall. students decided to occupy the buildings. pol

jaycee dugard is suing the federal government. keeping her in his backyard for 18 years. >>> in new york, two paintings stolen during the nazi occupation of poland during world war ii have been returned. it happened last night. the polish consulate. the paintings were found five years ago at a new york auction house. >>> students protesting college tuition hikes. it took a turn for the worse when demonstrators stormed a building on campus. two people were arrested. more protests are expected today. >>> watching last night's debate, a republican strategist who has worked on seven presidential campaigns. ralph reid, chairman of the faith and freedom coalition as a strategist and christian leader, ralph, i want to ask you first off, who do you think won your vote last night? >> well, i think we've got a pretty big membership, kyra, of about 500,000 members and they're falling about where the polling is showing among all social conservatives and tea party activists. i think rick perry when he got in this race, it wasn't a big fish in

. >>> jaycee dugard is suing the federal government saying parole officers failed to properly monitoryidnapper philip garrido. he held her captive for 18 years. he was fird under -- first under federal parole until the state of california assumed responsibility in 1988. dugard has already received a $20 million settlement from the state. any money received in the federal lawsuit will go to dugard's nonprofit foundation. >>> time 8:33. three men including one from the bay area have been arrested. they're charged with computer hacking. 23-year-old cody cretten ger is one of the men. he's connected to a hacking group. an ohio man and a man from mountain view were also arrested. the three have been charged in the hacking attacks on sony pictures entertainment and santa cruz county computer service. >>> tonight there will be a candlelight vigil for a prominent woman from campbell killed in a violent crime spree. the family and friends of cindy win will gather at the plant mall in san jose, the same shopping summer why where she was carjacked and kidnapped one week ago today. her body was fo

. >>> jaycee dugard who was kidnapped as a child, held for 18 years, is now suing government claimingper. philip garrido was on parole for a kidnapping and rape conviction when he took dugard and the lawsuit says that parole officers visited his home just a dozen times in a decade. dugard was being held in the backyard but the parole officers never found her. >>> teachers in being a cuacapuo are on the streets, not in the classroom. they say police must first provide more security before they go back to work. drug violence is growing in acapulco and teachers say they are afraid for themselves and their students. >> translator: allow us to return both our schools an our homes to normal. that's all we're asking for. it's something anybody anywhere in the world would want -- peace. >> teachers say 75 schools in the acapulco area have received threats since the academic year began just a few weeks ago. >>> brian stowe is the paramedic who was savagely beaten outside dodger stadium in los angeles in march. he's talking now for the first time since that attack. the family's website says he

coming up, is it a case similar to jaycee lee dugard.robbie romero, a boy who disappeared ten years ago. how credible is his story? >>> tens of thousands of angry bees attacking a man in a wheelchair putting him and three others as well as him in the hospital. officials are investigating whether it was a swarm of the so-called killer bees. >>> and now to "hot spots." >> palestinian officials say they are going to ask the security council to accept them as a full member of the u.n. next week, setting up a showdown with the u.s. which has promilessed to veto that move. the palestinians did leave some wiggle room offering to listen to suggestions from u.s. envoys. in yemen thousands of protesters are demanding that president saleh's resignation after the u.s. state department indicated he was on the verge of signing a deal to transfer power. today a saudi official said saleh would not return to yemen but remain in saudi arabia where he's been since june. >>> the u.n. general assembly has approved giving libya's u.n. seat to the transitional

now jaycee dugard is suing the federal government for negligence.convicted sex offender philip garrido on parole at the time that he abducted her. >> he's talking now. brian stow, the san francisco giants' fan beaten with an inch of his life on opening day in l.a., asked to see his kids earlier this week. the first time he's said anything in six months. the family saying they are lone away. suffered a traumatic brain injury. his medical care is expected to cost more than $50 million. two men pleaded not guilty related to that beating. >>> one woman doing something the two of us probably could never do, i think it's safe to say. >> no way. >> diana nyad is going for it one more time and good for her. she's headed to cuba and will try again to swim 100 mimes to florida starting tonight. nyad tries the feat last month but had to quit after 29 hours because of a shoulder injury and an asthma attack. >> i am capable of swimming from cuba to florida, and i will give it up if i can't -- if i just can't make it, but i didn't prove that to myself in this par

dugard was abducted. says any money will be donated to the jaycee foundation. >>> a member of the hacking group is under arreste attack on the sony play station network. the fbi arrested 23-year-old cody singer this morning. >>> in france, issuing its first fine connected to a controversial law banning burkas. the woman sought out the fine to take to court. they say a ban is a national security issue as well as a defense of the country's secular values. critics say it is a violation of religious freedom. >> thank you. >>> is iran building a nuclear bomb? just ahead, my interview with u.s. ambassador to the united nayeses. >>> plus, rick perry and mitt romney battling for the top spot in the white house. we're going to tell you which one is getting a new boost in a critical campaign state. at exxon and mobil, we engineer smart gasoline that works at the molecular level to help your engine run more smoothly by helping remove deposits and cleaning up intake valves. so when you fill up at an exxon or mobil station, you can rest assured we help your engine run more smoothly while leaving behind cleaner emissions. i

jaycee duguard is suing the federal government for failing to monitor the person who kidnapped her and held her for years. he was on parole and under federal supervision when he kidnapped dugard in 1991. her lawyers said had federal parole officers done their job, dugard would not have to endure nearly two decades of captivity. scientists think today is the day a bus sized satellite will plunge back to earth. most of the satellite expected to burn up in the atmosphere but pieces totalling about 1/2 ton are expected to crash to earth somewhere. nasa says the debris will miss north america and the odds of anyone being hurt by falling debris are very slim. we hope they're right. all right. we'll take a break right now but when we come back, the very latest market numbers from around the globe. also, nicole will tell us the reasons behind yesterday's major selloff on wall street. this is the fox business network special report. >> welcome back, everybody. here with the ugly details from yesterday, dow off 391 points and the nasdaq down 3 1/4% and the s&p down 37 points or more than 3%. what can we expect today? at this hour, the futures board showing green arrows, dow up 73 point