the parole agents never discovered that jaycee lee dugard was of the backyard of the home. dan kerman shows us of these newly released videos. >> in this video you see a state parole agent when the garrido home sometime between it 2000-2007. jaycee lee dugard was held captive by garrido during the entire period. >> is this door locked? >> can you move that and open the door? >> the video books to have been filmed by nancy garrido who at one point was the parole agents about what he can do for them. >> what does a parole agent do for his prole? >> you can come to the office and we can discuss that at an appropriate time. i am doing a search. i need you to stay in this fun room so that i do not have to please you and restraints. >> the video concludes with garrido and the agent coming in from the backyard with the agent oblivious to the fact that jaycee lee dugard is being held captive back there. in the second in video, they appear to be at a park. nancy garrido advises phillip on where to point the camera so that he can see young children. in the third children, he appears

. >> them and more of jaycee lee dugard, the woman kidnapped and held hostage for 18 years is now no. 1 on amazon.com best seller list and it is not even available to purchase yet. the book is titled a stolen life, provides details never released in public. in her first television interview with diane sawyer last night, dugard explained how she coped with the sexual abuse and what life was like giving birth to a baby at the age of 14. terisa estacio tells us why dugard decided to write a memoir. if >> for the first time, jaycee lee dugard in her own words tells her tail on this road walking to school when how she was kidnapped and shoved into a car after being taser. >> i was numb. my whole body was tingling. after we were driving for a while, the driver said, i cannot believe we've got a way with it and he started laughing. >> j.c. says she remembers being brought to this home. garrido made her undress and put handcuffs on her. " >> there with a fuzzy kind so that it would not hurt as bad. >> jaycee says almost 20 years later, the sound of a padlocks still haunts her. she said she to

that is jaycee lee dugard on the right. dugard was kidnapped and raped and held in captivity for 18 years at his home in antioch. garrett was taken off of hayward st. more than 20 years ago at the age of nine. police have been eagerly awaiting an interview with the garrido's about this case. maureen kelly spoke to the garrett family about why she thinks garrido is the man responsible for her daughter's disappearance. >> on the david jaycee lee dugard was found i believed mchale would be found. >> that hopes faded when hebert investigators failed to turn up evidence linking the caleb to philips and nancy garrido when they searched the antioch compound in 2009. her mom says despite the lack of physical evidence there are compelling reasons that phillip garrido is one of six persons of interest police are looking at in her daughter's disappearance. one reason is how closely resembles the sketch of the suspect. >> i even heard from mchale is friend who was an eyewitness, she thought that it could be him. she said it looked like

jaycee dugard will hit store shelves tomorrow. and our tara moriarty got her hands on the book. >> reporter: jaycee dugard describes how she was snatched from her home. >> my name is jaycee leed. >> reporter: she explains how garridos raped her and how she kept her children had -- in a backyard compound. >> reporter: she hopes her book will inspire other victims. but for other parents they are not sure if they will crack open the book. >> it seems to me too hard, too painful. >> reporter: in 1989i lead was 13 years old when she be banished -- eileen was 13-year- old when she vanished. >> it has just been rehashed and rehashed so many times. >> reporter: some say the book is too sensational but others are curious. >> it will definitely be more interesting than somebody else's story. >> reporter: they say gives him hope that their own daughter is still alive. >>> members of the public have just a few hours to pay their respects to former first lady betty ford. it will continue until midnight. ford will be buried next to her husband. >>> leon panetta has blunt criticism of the iraqi government today. >> they want to get a minister of defense or don't stay? buds damage, make a d

first line of the book she reclaims her stolen identity beginning with the phrase "my name is jaycee lee dugard". the book has been at the top of the bestseller list in presales more than a week now. diane sawyer's first interview with jaycee dugard is still causing quite a buzz of the insight it revealed into her life and kidnapping case. the two-hour special therefore will reair saturday night at 9:00 right here on abc 7. >> and there is a new protest against u.s. airways over treatment of a passenger kicked off a flight after he was accused of wearing his pants too low. supporters asking san francisco board of supervisors to join in with a resolution calling on the faa to investigate. abc 7's vic lee joins us with the story. vick? >> that resolution was introduced today and they'll vote on it next week. it started today here with a rally at city hall. more than 100 community activists attended the noon rally to support the 20-year-old. the naacp said marman's only crime as a u.s. airways passenger was being black with baggy pants. >> you say you want your pants to be pulled up? we say pull u

this is how she looked the last time we saw her, a little girl with a name out of a storybook, jaycee lee dugard, who loved her mom. her little sister. >> thank you. >> reporter: and a cat named monkey. a fifth gradede who set out for the school bus where she was kidnapped by a convicted sex predator, phillip garrido, who randcuffed her, raped her, imprisoned her and she gave birth twice in a deranged backyard. for 18 years she was never allowed to say her name. on the day her first child is born, she is alone in her backyard prison. so august 18th, 1994 you're how old? >> 14. >> you're in labor and there's nobody there having a baby in a backyard. >> yep, i did. very painful, but then i saw her. she was beautiful. i felt like i wasn't alone anymore. >> i'm trying to imagine how you are coping. i'm trying to imagine. >> i don't know. i can't imagine being beaten to death, you know. but -- and you can't imagine being kidnapped and raped, you know, so it's just -- you just do what you have to do to survive. >> one very tough story to another. now a texas rangers fan is dead after faulk while tryin

jaycee lee dugard. 11 years old.who loved her mom, her little sister and a cat named monkey. a fifth grader who set out for the school bus one morning where she was kidnapped by a convicted sex predator, phillip garrido, who handcuffed her, raped her, imprisoned her. and she gave birth twice in a deranged backyard. for 18 years, she was never allowed to say her name. on the day her first child is born, she is alone in her backyard prison. so, august 18th, 1994, you are how old? >> 14. >> reporter: you're in labor and there's nobody ere.e. having a baby in a backyard. >> yep. i did. very painful, but -- then i saw her. she was beautiful. i felt like i wasn't alone anymore. had somebody that was mine. i wasn't alone. and i knew i could never let anything happen to her. i didn't know how i was going to do that, but i did. >> reporter: in her story of survival, a lesson for every person alive. i'm trying to imagine how you are coping. i'm trying to imagine -- >> i don't know. i can't imagine being beaten to death, you kn

. >> >> jaycee lee dugard was held hostage for 18 years and a home and antioch. her book comes out today, entitled a stolen life. in the book are details never released to the public before and during her time in captivity asked the look and nancy garrido kept her for 18 years. garrido fathered two children with j.c.. she was so young. she talks about what it was like in her first television interview on sunday with diane sawyer. she also talked about how she coped with years of sexual abuse into giving birth at the age of 14 to a baby girl. coming up at 730 a m. we will hear from another of phillip garrido victims. >> we will be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues. >> temperatures right now are in the '50s. 101 is really getting out of that. this afternoon temperatures will get up into the '70s. there will be no 80's. that is the trend as we enter the 7 day forecast. there are no 90s this week. next week, that changes and we get back into a normal trend with inland locations getting into the mid- 90s. the time is 718 a m. >> the 580 corridor approach

. >>> the story of jaycee lee dugard has grip the nation.11 and spent the next 18 years in captivity. >> unimaginable. due guard is speaking out for the very first time about her ordeal. she sat down for an exclusive interview business abc's diane sawyer and told a story of fear, hope and survival. >> reporter: this is how she looked the last time we saw her. jaycee lee dugard. 11 years old. a girl who loved her mom, her little sister, and aat named monkey. a fifth grader who set out for the school bus one moneying where she was kidnapped by a convicted sex predator, philip garri garrido, who handcuffed her, raped her, imprisoned her. and she gave birth twice in a deranged backyard. for 18 years, she was never allowed to say her name. and the day her first child is born, she is alone in her backyard prison. so august 18th, 1994, you're how old? >> 14. >> you're in labor. and there's nobody there. having a b by in a backyard. >> yep, i did. very painful. then i saw her. she was -- beautiful. i -- i felt like i wasn't alone anymore. had somebo

dugard, forced to assume a new identity states in the first line of the book "my name is jaycee lee dugard". abc news will air an updated version of the interview with dugard on saturday night. you can see it right here at 9:00 on abc 7. >> and still ahead here tonight on abc 7 news at 6:00 questions about the shooting of a knife-wielding bart passenger. did he have to die? pro testers continued to vent their rage. >> and escalating battle over the public pension plan. now a choice between competing proposals. >> a consumer finds private information of a stranger. i'm michael finney and 7 on your side is just ahead. >> and harry potter, the conclusion of the ultimate battle gf, [ male announcer ] brace yourself for the big, bold taste of a subway® bbq pulled pork sub. tender, succulent slow-cooked pork with sweet and smoky barbecue sauce, all on freshly baked bread. subway. eat fresh®. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> a heated exchange over the death of a man last weekend in san francisco. demonstrators disrupted the commute to draw attention to the case and t

. >>> for the very first time we've heard the heroic story of jaycee lee dugard from jaycee herself.r speaking to abc's diane sawyer, many of you have shared your reactions with us. >> john alston from our affiliate station n o found one of the officers who helped save jaycee dugard for her reaction. >> i was still alive. was still -- there was still hope. >> reporter: one of the people who fulfilled that hope and saved jaycee dugard is uc berkeley police officer allie jacobs who watched the interview from her east bay home. >> a little bit of nausea with hearing what really happened to her in her own words. but also just overwhelming pride at how strong she is. >> reporter: jacobs, a mother of two, and fellow police employee lisa campbell, noticed something wasn't right when philip garrido showed up at uc berkeley two years ago along with the two girls he fathered with dugard. jacobs and campbell provided the tip that ended dugard's nightmare. >> things happen for a reason. i'm not really sure why we were the chosen ones to end this. all i know is that we both knew something wasn't

the first line of the book, she reclaims her identity, beginning with the phrase my name is jaycee lee dugard. it's been at the top of the bestseller list more than a week, the two-hour interview will reair saturday night at 9:00. >> search for seven men who went missing almost seven days ago when their fishing boat cap sized officially ended. that is the word from family members who got the news on a conference call. efforts to look for the men will not end entirely, he today a bake sale was held to raise funds for a private search. the school is where the daughter of don lee teaches. he's one of the missing passengers of that fishing boat, overcome by a sudden storm july 3. >> and they understand her father was on a fishing trip. the boat cap sized and no one can find him now. they want to help, too. >> family members of the missing men are accepting donations through the internet. >> and there is a cut in state funding at doctor's hospital serving a quarter million people in west contra costa county. and we're live with the impacts. >> the county just completed a study on the impacts, if t

jaycee lee dugard. 11 years old.r the school bus one morning where she was kidnapped by a convicted sex predator, philip garrido, who handcuffed her, raped her, imprisoned her. and she gave birth twice in a deranged backyard. allowed to say her name. and the day her first child is born, she is alone in her backyard prison. so august 18th, 1994, you're how old? >> 14. >> you're in labor. and there's nobody there. having a baby in a backyard. >> yep, i did. very painful. then i saw her. she was -- beautiful. i -- i felt like i wasn't alone anymore. had somebody that was mine. i wasn't alone. and i knew i could never let anything happen to her. i didn't know how i was going to do that, but i did. >> reporter: in her story of survival, a lesson for every person alive. trying to imagine how you are coping. i'm trying to imagine. >> i don't know. i can't imagine being beaten to death, you know. but -- then you can't imagine being kidnapped and raped, you know. so it's just -- you just do what you have to do. to survive. >>

. >> and now jaycee lee dugard dugard interview the pain she felt when she gave birth to her captors in the backyard. she was composed throughout the interview. she talked with diane sawyer on a special report. the " is she came all and i saw or heard she was beautiful. >> the u.s. coast guard will continue the search for the seven bay area man that are missing with the sea of cortez. they have surged 990 square miles. in this search will continue. >> in their rush job where officials are still looking for survivors of a cruise ship 13 people are confirmed death but over 100 are missing. that half century old boat was traveling on one of the world's largest reservoir. the ship tilted and was under water within minutes there were 208 people on board. the boat was licensed to carry only a at 120 people >> back to bay area weather and we are following the fog of visibility is down because of the fog and also we are having any missed or a dress all associated with his fog. howard by 8:00 p.m. the fog will push further inland it will be a figure of our forecast was for the remaining a par

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never once did they think the jaycee dugard was in the backyard. in >> this video use c.s. april lee visiting some of joseph garrido jaycee dugard was being held captive this whole time. the fell lot looks like it was recorded by nancy garrido garrido. >> effuse day in this from. >> the video shows guido and the aging coming in from the backyard in the second video the we does seem to be in the of the park. in the third video it shows him telling his wife to record them playing guitar and also take a video of children playing in the back yard. the agents at met at his home over 60 times piccata it is things like that that they will be discussing at a meeting. >> this video comes out right asda biography of jaycee dugard went on sale. in times she writes in graphic details. this is one excerpt from what the book. at one bookstore why she decided to buy the book. >> it just the fact that she was so inspired. she wanted to get rid of the grief and was very inspiring to me and want to see how she dealt with. it was a topic on twitter the other night a lot of people are aware >> barnes an

jaycee dugard. new documents released today include a handwritten note from dugard after she was finally found. patti lee us new video as well on video of nancy and phillip garrido. >> reporter: this is video taken by nancy garrido sometime between 2000 and 2007. she is pretending to film her husband, but as you can see she is filming children instead. and here you can see she is filming the legs of a girl in shorts. this map shows his history of map and rape in the area. starting in 1972 in antioch when he was charged with assaulting a 14-year-old girl. in 1976, he targeted three women, all in south lake tahoe. but despite this pattern he was never considered a suspect in the jaycee dugard case. this video of a parol officers visit to the house shows nancy heckling the agent and garrido taking control of the tour. keeping agents away from the area where dugard and her children were hidden. there were 60 visits but none of them noticed something suspicious. this piece of paper where jaycee dugard wrote down her name and her mothers finally identified herself as the girl kidnapped on the way to school in

jaycee dugard. new documents released today include a handwritten note from dugard after she was finally found. patti lee shows us new video as well on video of nancy and phillip garrido. >> reporter: this is video taken by nancy garrido sometime between 2000 and 2007. she is pretending to film her husband, but as you can see she is filming children instead. and here you can see she is filming the legs of a girl in shorts. this map shows his history of map and rape in the area. starting in 1972 in antioch when he was charged with assaulting a 14-year-old girl. in 1976, he targeted three women, all in south lake tahoe. but despite this pattern he was never considered a suspect in the jaycee dugard case. this video of a parol officers visit to the house shows nancy heckling the agent and garrido taking control of the tour. keeping agents away from the area where dugard and her children were hidden. there were 60 visits but none of them noticed something suspicious. this piece of paper where jaycee dugard wrote down her name and her mothers finally identified herself as the girl kidnapped on the way to scho

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