in an interview with kcra, garrido spoke about his relationship with jaycee. >> this is going to be a powerful, heart warming story. one that you are going to be really impressed. it's going to make world news. >> garrido also told kcra, the two young girls, quote, slept in my arms every single day since they were born. and he insists he never touched them. >>> what does the family do now to make up for 18 years? we'll talk with jaci dugard's stepfather later on "good morning america." >>> there's been an overwhelming turnout to say good-bye to senator edward kennedy. an honor guard stood by his casket, at the kennedy presidential library. >> thousands more are expected to line up through the day. t.j. winick reports from the jfk library in boston. >> reporter: good morning, jeremy and vinita. it was an incredible and one of those uniquely american days here in boston. thousands lined up outside the jfk presidential library thursday night. all waiting to pay their respects at the casket of senator ted kennedy. >> he did a lot for social justice. and for the health care bill. and for t

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. >> reporter: but jaycee's captor told sacramento's kcra he has found redemption through his two daughters. >> every single night from birth. and never kissed them. >> reporter: and this already bizarre story has taken yet another twist. authorities are searching the garrido's property for evidence in the murder of several prostitutes. diana avellar, abc news, los angeles. >>> big barks without the coupons. >> we have people from all walks of life coming here for the sole purpose of saving money. >> dented cans, crushed cereal boxes. the place some are shopping at in search for bargain prices. >>> also, hurricane isabel left its mark in 2003. the job one man has of protecting thousands of species at the national aquarium should the weather take over. >>> and a mixed day on wall street. both the dow and the s&p were down. the nasdaq was up a pointment as the economic has tanked, frugal customers have been flocking to so-called scratch and dent or salvage grocery stores there are hundreds spread across more than three dozen states. clayton sandell takes us to one near denver. >> reporter: it

dugard has given an interview to sacramento affiliate kcra.t was wide ranging at best. at times he said i can't answer those questions, i haven't got a lawyer yet, but he was talking about documents he had dropped off with the fbi that would explain everything. i'm going to just play some of the conversations that i had for you now. this one where he said that soon we'll know the whole story. >> i think if you read that document, my life has been straightened out. wait until you hear the story of what took place at this house and you're going to be absolutely impressed, it's a disgusting thing that took place in the beginning but i turned my life completely around and to be able to understand that you have to start there. >> reporter: i asked him about specifically what he's admitteding and he's talking about a disgusting thing that he's admitting to. >> it's a disgusting thing that happened in the beginning, but i turned my life completely around and to be able to understand it you have to start there. i'm so sorry. i want to help you further

garrido did an interview with kcra television. this was a phone interview and in that interview garrido doesn't make a whole lot of sense, not terribly coherent and he mentioned something about documents, repeatedly mentions something about these documents. documents he claims he handed over to the fbi and he said if you read them, if you read these documents, they will contain information "that humans have never fully understood." i want you to listen now to part of that interview. >> wait till you read that document. my life has been straightened out. wait until you hear the story of what took place at this house. you're going to be absolutely impressed. an absolutely disgusting thing that took place with me in the beginning and to be able to understand you have to start there. >> well, that was just one aspect of the interview. garrido also talked about his relationship with the victim. he fathered two children with her. he said, strangely, if you talked to the victim, she would tell you, basically, they had nothing but a posit

last night, he spoke from jail with sacramento's kcra. >> you have to take it one step at a time. just do what i ask you to. you'll be so happy with what yaur doin >> reporter: the other question this morning, is why garrido's wife stood by him for so many years. according to garrido's brother, she was a robot under his control, in different than the manson girls. chris? >> mike, a lot of questions. but tremendous answers and relief for the family here. >>> i just spoke with jaycee's stepfather, the man who raised her, before she was abducted, carl probyn. he saw her be abducted this morning. he described it authorities. he was a suspect early on in this case. here's what he had to say. how clearly do you see that morning? and that hill, with the sun on it. and your daughter walking up the hill, with the gray sedan and the two people. everything you described wound up being accurate. >> that's unbelievable. to this day, i was always curious. how close was i in the car. how close was i in this? it came out perfect. i can't believe. i just glanced at it. an '85 ford. you know? the b

meanwhile, we're told a kcra reporter, a local affiliate out of sacramento, nbc affiliate, talked to the suspect, actually as he was in jail. it was a jailhouse conversation, done over the telephone. and in that conversation, which we've obtained, you hear garrido speak. he's not coherent, doesn't make a whole lot of sense. he repeatedly talks about documents, documents that he claimed to have handed over to the fbi, that if you read them, they would contain information that "would pretty much blow the mind of every human being." take a listen. >> wait until you read that document. my life has been -- wait till you hear the story of what took place at this house. you're going to be absolutely impressed, it's a disgusting thing that took place with me in the beginning. but i turned my life completely around. but to be able to understand it, you have to start there. >> does this guy make any comments with his relationship with the victim? >> he does, anderson. and it's really quite disturbing when you hear this. he says that if you were to have a conversation with the victim, at least

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. >> and our sacramento affiliate kcra caught up with laura ling's father a few moments ago. >> did you ever give up hope? >> no, i never did. i figured sooner or later they'll be back. >> reporter: they were not going to spend 12 years? >> no, no, because i've seen enough of these -- just like the young lady in iran. she was sentenced to 7 years and they released her within a couple of weeks, i think. >> reporter: well, congratulations, sir. >> thank you, thank you, thank you very much. >> and no comment yet, we should mention from the white house. knowing off the cuff comments can doom any sort of delicate negotiation the administration's very tight-lipped today and very much on message. >> at this point i don't have anything further, i don't have anything for you beyond what the white house has said. we don't have anything to add. nothing to add. nothing to add. nothing further on it. i don't have any comment. as i said, no comment. you might want to save your questions. >> i don't have anything more to add on this. i'm not going to get deep into this issue at this point, not going t

tv reporter walt gray of affiliate kcra spoke to garrido by phone for about ten minutes.his clip garrido says he used to be a monster but he's reformed. >> my life has been straightened out. wait until you hear this story of what took place at this house, and you're going to be absolutely impressed. it's a disgusting thing that took place with me in the beginning, but i turned my life completely around. >> you're mentioning it's going to be a heartwarming story, can you -- can you give me an overview as to is it a love story, a story about children. >> it's a constructive story of turning a person's life around and having those two children, those two girls, they slept in my arms every single night from birth. i never kissed them. you just have to -- you're going to be so happy that you did. i can't go any further because if i do we get too far into it, but wait until you find out. i mean, there's going to be -- people are going to be coming forward at this trial and that's not all. you're going to be in a state of shock when you see how many hundreds of thousands of peop

kcra spoke to him.go and they will help shed light on this case. >> garrido also added, "they're going to be part of the trial." there's been no answers so far. here's what else he had to say about those documents. >> wait until you read that document. my life has been straightened out. wait until you hear the story of what took place at this house and you're going to be absolutely -- it's a disgusting thing that took place with me in the beginning. but i turned my life completely around. and to be able to understand that you have to -- the most powerful story coming from the witness, the victim, you just -- if you take this a step at a time, you're going to fall over backwards, and in the end, you're going to find the most powerful story. >> and earlier when i talked to her stepfather about that, i asked him what he thought about the statement. he said "he turned our lives around too, it's just sick." >>> michael vick's first professional football game since getting out of jail for dog fighting drew dr

yesterday, he spoke from jail with reporter, walt gray, of our sacramento affiliate, kcra.ou, walt, we could not get enough of that interview. >> reporter: kara, going about my business getting ready for the 5:00 newscast here in sacramento and was told philip garrido was on the telephone and wanted to talk to me. recorded the conversation. it was wide-ranging at best. at times, he said, look, i can't answer those questions. i haven't got a lawyer yet. he kept referring to documents. he was talking about documents he had dropped off with the fbi that would explain everything. i'm going to play some of the conversations that i had with him for you now. this one where he says that soon, we will know the whole story. >> wait until you read that. my life has been straightened out. wait until you hear the story of what took place at this house. you are going to be absolutely impressed. it's a disgusting thing that took place with me in the beginning but i turned my life completely around. to be able to understand it, you have to- >> reporter: he has 29 criminal carts. he has an

. >> reporter: and a disjointed rambling interview with nbc station kcra in sacramento, he spoke of beingindicated some day and said he never harmed his daughters. >> a destructive story of turning a pers's life around, and having those two children, those two girls, they slept in my arms every single night from birth. never had ai harmed them. i never touched them. >> reporter: george lewis, nbc news, antioch, california. >>> joining us now, former fbi profiler van sant and dr. janet taylor a psychiatrist and contributor. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> let me begin with pup the alleged kidnapper, phillip garrido, a sex offender on life parole. we heard the sheriff admit they dropped the ball, missed an opportunity and no excuse especially when you look at this elaborate tent setup in his backyard, the fact people reported hearing and seeing children, is it amazing to you that authorities didn't catch this sooner? >> well, it really is, amy. you know, we have to consider there's about 650,000 registered sex offenders in the united states that somebody has to keep track o

. >> reporter: in a disjointed, rambling phone conversation with nbc station kcra in sacramento, garridopoke cryptically about documents that would exonerate him. >> it's a disgusting thing what took place with me in the beginning, but i turned my life completely around, and you're going to find the most powerful story coming from the witness, from the victim, you wait. you just, if you take this a step at a time, you're going to fall over backwards, and in the end, you're going to find the most powerful heart-warming story. and something that need to be understood. >> reporter: garrido says he never harmed his daughters. >> it's a constructive story of turning a person's life around and having those two children, those two girls. they slept in my arms every single night from birth and never did i harm them. i never touched them. >> reporter: the case is rim nicent of the abduction of 14-year-old elizabeth smart, forced to live with two strangers for nine months. and more recently, a horrifying case in austria, where josef fritzl kept his daughter elizabeth locked in a basement for 24 ye