south lake tahoe, california. police are trying to figure out if phillip ga ree do is linked to 1989 kidnappings and murders of two young children in reno, nevada. to years before he allegedly kidnapped jaycee dugard near the colorado/nevada border. they don't know if he's linked to the earlier case but they say they'd be crazy not to consider it. >>> after a summer of setbacks, president obama is hoping to jump start his health care initiative this week with a high stakes speech to congress. cnn's kate bolduan is at the white house. >> reporter: president obama returned from vacation to face a crucial week ahead in the health care debate. top white house aides insist the president will spell out his specifics for reform when he speaks wednesday to a joint session of congress. >> they'll leave that speech knowing exactly where the president stands, exactly what he thinks we have to do to get health care done. >> reporter: at the same time, cnn has learned the white house is quietly talking about drafting its own h

was no place for her like home, and for anyone who is fortunate enough like i was to grow up in lake tahoe, the place mark twain of urse called the affairs place to paraphrase on god's green earth. very, very fortunate to have grown up here. about tahoe is more than a place for me was a metaphor for the happiness that i thought in my life like each and every one of us here. tahoe, the book -- let me give you a little bit of background as the family i have my 96 year-old father, and let me read you a little bit about the family that were early pioneers in the tile area. . . it was special to write about what had happened in my life up until that point of reaching 60, and the things that it meant to me. i guess one of thehumb of the things that happened to me growing up at the lake, i h an experience on the good friday at st. thesa's parish where i was a member as a catholic young person and i had an experience on the good friday being an altar boy of walng around the stages or the path of the cross as it is called, a i really wondered why jesus had to die or i guess at that time in the '60s

people will line the streets of south lake tahoe to revel in the relatively happy ending to a crime thatoughout the community, even today. cnn's kara finnstrom has the story. >> everyone was just going, did you hear, jaycee's alive? she's found? we were all so excited. >> reporter: neighbor angie keil never forgot the blue-eyed girl so violently snatched on her way to school. during the nearly two decades since sadness and fear have reverb rated in the small mountain community. >> there were tears and they were scared and they should have been scared. >> reporter: jaycee dugard's fifth grade teacher said classmates wrote letters. one classmate felt jaycee's absence during each life milestone. >> she didn't have the chance to graduate high school, to have friends, turning, you know, 21 and going to college. i think that's probably been the most haunting thing. >> reporter: but angie keil says in the midst of all the horror and loss, jaycee unknowingly gave her and other parents an incredible gift. >> this guy walked around the corner and he said, "if you come find my wallet with me i'll g

south lake tahoe is a small community that many lost its innocence with the kidnapping happened.ome say with the quote, unquote, miracle happening, it restored some of the faith. >> gina, thank you. >>> it's back to school this week. there are new fears the swine flu could spread rapidly as students return to the classroom. there are more than 2,000 cases being reported at washington state university. the caseload is skyrocketing coast-to-coast. it's effecting at least 77 colleges already. from mississippi to kansas and virginia. the vaccine will not be available by next month. and we are joined by a professor of medicine. doctor, how concerned should parents be about sending their kids back to school? everybody is going back to school and it's out there? >> the concern is that when children are enclosed spaces and together for six to 12 hours a day, and that includes college kids, a great potential if one child is infected for him to cough or sneeze on other children and cause disease. we have seen in queens last spring, this swine flu goes to a population of kids like wildfire.

. >> jaycee's mother ultimately moved away from south lake tahoe.mmunity has always felt very connected to the dugard family. sunday they'll be holding a hometown parade of celebration to show their support. >>> they used to haul 8 way in the garbage truck. now they are using it to fuel them. pat peterson with wkrg looks at how orange beach, alabama is using old grease as its ecosolution. >> it smells like french fries. that's a fact. you all said it does. the exhaust snells like french fries. >> reporter: stomachs are growling in orange beach. >> our operators put on maybe 20 pounds since we switched due to the smelling of french fries when operating the equipment. >> reporter: the bio diesel used to power the trucks and equipment is made from recycled cooking oil and grease. >> it's time for a snack. >> reporter: orange beach will save thousands of dollars a year in fuel costs converting grease into fuel. some of the byproducts will be used to make hand sanitizer and soap for the shop workers. >> you add water and it lathers and cleans really well

she was kidnapped from south lake tahoe 18 years ago and found recently living with a convicted childr. the town also hopes to raise money for dugard and the two daughters she reportedly had with her captor. >>> i'm richard lui. "fareed zakaria gps" continues right after this for you. >>> thank you for joining us. what do you think is tibet's -- could be tibet's contribution to the world? you have sometimes spoken about how tibetan culture could be an example for the world of how to be less violent, less conflictual. do you really believe there's a way to reduce the levels of violence and suffering in the world through a kind of inner search? >> i don't think anybody, still i want one. i don't think these people will say that. and then these people like bin laden, i don't think when he was a child, or his daily lifestyle, he want now today more -- i wish more violence. i don't think. out of desperate, out of hate, out of anger, out of frustration, wants to please. so, therefore, violence not come from sky. or violence not come from gun alone. ultimately this is motivation. emotion. so

jaycee and her parents had been living in lake tahoe for less than a year when she was snatched away. and the community did not forget about her, but they kept hope alive that she would return with periodic marchs and vigils and campaigns over the years. can you imagine the aelation this community felt when they heard jaycee dugard had been found alive and well. 2,000 people showed up marking the event yesterday. and among those that came out was jaycee's former classmates and teachers and the city's mayor, and some of the same police officers that helped look for jaycee 18 years ago. a lot of the community members say and feel that south lake tahoe has never been the same since the kidnapping. it kind of permanently scarred them in a way. nothing felt like something like this could happen in their community. and this is seen as a bit of a redemption. >> thank you. >>> and today several cape cod beaches are closed because of shark sightings. several sharks have been cited prompting officials to raise the no swimming flag. on sunday, officials were able to tag two great white sharks, o

in south lake tahoe, kara finnstrom for cnn. >> there are many other aspects to the story that we will be exploring in greater depth tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern. kara will be talking about how to equip your children with abduction issues. also among the issues we'll be tackling, can violent sex offendsers be cured. at least eight states have decided they cannot and now allow kas trace before a sex offender is released from prison. >>>ment obama plans a primetime address to congress next week on what's shaping up to be the biggest battle yet over health care reform. as negotiations among lawmakers keep dragging on, cnn has learned the president may be working on drafting his own version of that bill. our kate baldwin has more from washington. >> the white house late friday did stress that no final language has been written. a white house spokesperson saying in a statement, "the president has been reviewing all the various legislative proposals, but no decision has been made about whether formal legislation will be presented." sources close to the process say the plan is still unclear,

tara finnstrom is in south lake tahoe. what's going on right now?e pink balloons behind you. >> reporter: a parade is now under way. we want to show you some of those pictures, set to arrive here in about ten minutes. we're talking about a literal sea of pink. people carrying ribbons and signs. pink was jaycee dugard's favorite color as a child. the dugard family moved away from this community years ago. those who lived here say they've always felt connected to jaycee. >> everyone was just going did you hear jaycee is alive, and she's found. we were all so excited. >> reporter: neighbor angie kyle never forgot the blue-eyed girl snatched on her way to school. during the two decades since, sadness and fear have reverberated throughout the community. >> there were tears and they were scared. they should have gn scared. >> reporter: jaycee's fifth grade teacher said classmates wrote her letters. one classmate, meagan doris felt jaycee's absence during each life milestone. >> she didn't have a chance to graduate high school, to have friends, turning 21

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authorities say three years later, the garridos drove 200 miles to lake tahoe with only one intention. >> a shark doesn't think twice about attacking food and wondering if this is a good idea or not, you know, and neither do these guys. when you get couples roaming the country involved in this kind of activity usually you get the alpha dog and the other person who's quite dependent. very sick and masochistic. >> in 1995, four years after the abduction, garrido walked into a glass show room and offered his services as a local printer. >> he said he was starting a new printing business locally in town. he was small, low overhead. >> garrido would visit tim allen about once a month for 15 years. >> he told me he was severely a.d.d. and he was on medication. >> he said it to you? >> just out of the blue. he'd snap his fingers and start blurting out a song that he wrote. he did that on two or three occasions. >> the happy sound of his singing obscured the horrendous circumstances in which police say jaycee was being held. back of the house, in a ramshackle tent, she was kept in the most ap

. >>> south lake tahoe, it's a small town in california. when 11-year-old jaycee dugard disappeared, it hit everybody hard there. many people mourned her loss and presumed death. today the community, though, is awash in pink, a joyful celebration that jaycee is alive and has been reunited with her family. >>> a sea of pink. a hometown telling jasy dugard they love her. it's all so familiar. >> it's very overwhelming. it's a good overwhelming. >> reporter: jaycee's childhood friend walked this route on the tenth anniversary of jaycee's disappearance. now eight years later this community is walking it backwards. symbolizing they've come full circle and jaycee has come home. >> to be able to walk backwards in a parade because your friend is found alive. rirchlgt in the year sense jaycee vanished this community has held its children tighter. >> constaptly trying to find out where she is and reach out for her hand. >> reporter: that fear, even more real for edwards. the week before dugard disappeared, edwards says she told her parents a car with

. >> reporter: jaycee's mother ultimately moved away from south lake tahoe. but this community has always felt very connected to the dugard family. sunday they will be holding a hometown parade of celebration to show their support. kara finnstrom for cnn, south lake tahoe, california. >> now, in just a moment, i'm going to speak about the garrido case with a convicted child molester and a doctor who works with sex offenders. but first let's go to greg hardesty, who writes for the "orange county register." greg, you were the first to get an interview with jaycee dugard's aunt tina dugard. this is important to understand what they're going through and what they're thinking. first off i want to ask, it's been told that when we talk about jaycee dugard, she worked in the business. she had a lot of interface with customers, even e-mailing them, and had chances, it appears, to run. did her aunt indicate as to why she didn't? >> no, she didn't. unfortunately, the aunt would not discuss anything that had to do with the conditions in which she lived or anything that c

so you can imagine this is very much a closure, a very happy event for all of them in south lake tahoee to see, indeed. jinah kim, thanks so much. >>> one person dead and several others injured after a van carrying prisoners drove down an embankment in mississippi. the crash happened yesterday morning killing the driver. two guards and a prisoners eight of them are in the hospital. it's not clear yet what caused the accident. >>> firefighters are making headway on a massive wildfire burning in southern california and it looks like the weather is on their side. an update is ahead. there was a time i wouldn't step out of the house without my makeup. now, it's no problem. (announcer) neutrogena tone correcting night serum with high performance soy to even skin tone and active retinol to speed cell turn over. clinically shown to visibly fade brown spots in 14 nights. i even out my skin at night so it looks younger, flawless in the morning. (announcer) neutrogena tone correcting now you can fade and prevent discolorations all day. new tone correcting spf 30. i'm more active, i eat right, an

i think he came to my game up in lake tahoe up at caesar's. he was just being paroled, he was in a halfway how. i think he came up and approached me in a threatening manner. >> larry: what do you make of this whole story before we get to your story of keeping this girl and having children with her? >> i think it's horrible. i think it's horrifying. but i don't doubt it. from this person, i don't doubt it at all. >> larry: take us back. how old were you when he grabbed you? >> 25. >> larry: where were you, what happened? >> i was on my way to my boyfriend's house with dinner in my car, he asked me to stop at a grocery store. >> larry: where was this? >> in south lake tahoe. and he asked me to stop at a grocery store and pick up some coffee. and so i did. >> larry: your boyfriend? >> uh-huh. and i did, and as i came out of the grocery store and got in my car, phillip knocked on my window and said, you know, i can't seem to get my car to start, it's cold, do you think you could give me a ride, you know, which way are you going? and, of course, he

. >>> they have true reason to celebrate in south lake tahoe this labor day weekend. the safe return of jaycee dugard. as many as 2,000 people paid tribute to jaycee who returned home last month after 18 years in captivity. jinak kim is live in our burbank bureau. explain why they have this gathering. are there financial issues the community is worried about? >> well, you know, obviously, they not only want to send a message and love and support to jaycee and her family because they felt that she was very much a part of their community history for the past 18 years, but also they want to try to raise money for her because it will be quite a road of recovery ahead as you can imagine for her and her two children. and the rest of her family members. but, you know, david, i love this story because it's such a positive, happy, great way to mark the end of such a horrific event that has really marred their community and what is remarkable to me is that jay dedugard and her family only lived in south lake tahoe for less than a year when she was kidnapped and in this day and

north lake tahoe is beautiful this time of year.d biking, and in a few weeks, even seeing the leaves change. there's a great deal at the resort at squaw creek. a four-star hotel. stay four nights or longer, gut one night free, about $150 a night. that's compared to $279 and up during a high season. so a really good value. >> and such a picturesque place. >> beautiful. >> amazing with the mountains around that resort. you also like bermuda. that's such a great place for easterners. you can get there in an hour and a half, two hours max. >> it's great for a weekend getaway. especially in the next few weeks, expect low to mid-80s, perfect for enjoying the pink sand beaches, doing some swimming, sunbathing. really nice. bermuda's having a destination-wide promotion. book a four-night stay, get $400 off. they're participating from two to five-star, so something at every price point. a great deal at the fairmount southampton. it's a four-star hotel with rates from $160 a night compared to $400 and up during the high season. >> that is a g

she was seen was 1991. 11-year-old jaycee lee dugard was at the bus stop near her house in south lake tahoe when she was dragged in to a car, allegedly by phillip and nancy. >> i pushed her down on the floorboards, threatened her and took her straight away to antioch, california. >> reporter: former san francisco prosecutor michael car doze is a says police sources tell him it was years before jaycee lee dugard was allowed in public. >> they put her in the backyard in a tent or one of the outbuildings back there. they left her in that backyard for 3 1/2 years before they let her get out in to public. >> reporter: but in 1993, two years in to the ordeal, phillip garrido spent one month in jail on a parole vacation. during that time it is believed that his wife was in charge of jaycee lee dugard and when phillip garrido got out of jail it is believed that's when he feared the first of the two daughters. >> when this case proceeds to trial, nancy will be just as culpable as phillip garrido. >> phillip garrido and his wife have pled not guilty to the charges. >>> coming up next, we will have ki

more than 2,000 residents of south lake tahoe, cave california, gathered at a celebration to honor jayceed today. >> a sea of pink. girls walking arm in arm. a hometown telling jaycee dugard they love her. it's so familiar. >> it's very overwhelming. it's a good overwhelming. >> her childhood friend amelia edwards walked this route on the 10th anniversary of her disappearance. now eight years later this community is walking it backwards, symbolizing they've come full circle and she's come home. >> to be able to walk backwards in a parade because your friend is found alive. >> in the years since she vanished, this community has held its children tighter. >> constantly trying to find out where she is and reach out to her hand. >> the week before dugard disappears, edwards said she told her parents a car followed her home. >> i remember hearing the tire tracks on the dirt road behind me. i remember going faster and the tires going faster. that made me more scared. we ran -- i ran home. >> we thought it was a 10-year-old being overly dramatic and didn't believe her. >> at the time she immedia

going to school in south lake tahoe was never the same. >> first thing that happened was awareness. first thing that happened was everyone within the community banded together and changed our way of life. no child was given a chance to walk alone to a bus stop or left alone. >> reporter: jaycee's 18-year ordeal is unimaginable to everyone -- except an unfortunate few. one of them is shawn hornbeck, the missouri boy kidnapped back in 2002 and forced to live with his captor for more than four years. in an interview with "people" magazine, he predicts dugard is going through much of what he did, including guilt that she didn't try to escape. you're brainwashed, he told the magazine. it is as simple as that. both phillip garrido and his wife nancy are being held without bail. they could be in court next week. the last time they were in court, they both sat expressionless. >>> still ahead, the young brothers just 12 and 13 at the time convicted of killing their sleeping father with a baseball bat will speak out about that brutal crime for the first time anywhere. >>> but first, this is "

i think he came to my game in lake tahoe at caesar's. he was just parole.y house. and i think he came up and approached me and in a threatening manner. >> larry: what do you make of this whole story? before we get to your story of keeping this girl and having children with her. >> it's horrible. i think it is horrifying. but i don't doubt it. from this person, i don't doubt it at all. >> larry: take us back. howl were you when he grab you? >> 25. >> larry: what happened? >> i was on my way to my boyfriend's house with dinner in my car. he asked me to stop at a grocery store. >> larry: where was this? >> south lake tahoe. >> larry: he asked me to stop and pick up some coffee. >> as i calm out of the grocery store and got my car, phillip knocked on my window and said, you know, i can't seem to get my car to start. it's cold. do you think you can give me a ride? which way are you going? and of course he was going to go any which way i was going. so i did. >> larry: why did you let him in the car? >> i don't know. it was the worst decision i've ever made in my

a casino in south lake tahoe, colorado was called building new bridges.d been living in south lake tahoe less than a year when she was kidnapped. >>> a kuching story. if you're someone who tends to get a lump in the throat, this going to do it. a young man with down's syndrome scored his first touchdown for his football team. rafer has the video. >> what makes this so great is that the teams -- both teams worked together to make it happen, which make it is a great display of sportsmanship. 15-year-old matt diesel plays for the freshman team in st. joseph missouri. his team losing lie 46. his coach went to the opposing coach and asked a favor. let the young man with down's syndrome score but make it look as real as possible. matt ran it, you can see here, 60 yards, and the final play, his coach, you see running down the sidelines encouraging him. going, come on, matt, they're coming for you. this video recently posted on youtube already had over 200,000 hits. it's been so popular and matt has become a local celebrity in the kansas city area there. robin? >

lake tahoe for archers were wearing her favorite color pink.nd after being we kidnapped almost 18 years ago. her alleged kidnappers are in ody awaiting trial.ial. ost of this bac most of this ia's famous california's famous ventura boulevard is back to normal after an enormous water ak saturday night. night. le from orced people from strong people from strong erson to sweep away one person th ers came strongfirefighters came to the rescue. enough to sweep away one person abor firefighters camer labor recast.ther forecast. >> here's a look at your labor recast.ther forecast. >> here's a look at your labor day weather forecast. parts1:1: of 1 heavy rain and flooding from cleveland to nashville. thick morning fog in kansas city and st. louis. >> upper 70s for omaha, detroit and indianapolis. 8k,in in new yor atlanta. cooler than normal for the pacific northwest. 65 in seattle. 70 for portland. sacramento hits 88 and phoenix is 101. pretty darn nice day for most of the country on this labor y. >> hopefully people are outside doing something fun. >>

>> a normal, 11-year-old girl in south lake tahoe. very laid back, open and spirited. >> reporter: that was the last time she saw her friend. the next morning, she left for the school bus she took every day. but, she never made it to the bus stop. it was about here phillip and nancy garrido pulled her into the car and vanished. neighbors said everything changed that day. >> all the parents now, most of us take our kids to school by car, unfortunately, it's just a fare. >> reporter: the week before dugard disappeared, she hold her parents a man and woman followed her home from the bus stop. >> i remember hearing the tires. i remember walking faster, hearing the tires go faster. it made me more scared. i ran home. >> we thought it was a 10-year-old being overly dramatic and didn't believe her. then we got the news the elementary school was on lockdown. it hit home. >> reporter: at the time, she m immediately recognized sketches of the car and woman on the news. >> at 11 years old, it was my worst nightmare coming tru. it was the boogie

she had been living in south lake tahoe for less than a year when she was kidnapped. >>> space shuttlee kennedy space center in florida. "discove "discovery's" been ferried cross country on a 747. following a two-week mission at the international space station. >>> a man came to his wife's rescue during a bank robbery. police say the wife was nearby, talking to a teller, when a guy came up and demanded money. did you see that? the husband came from the back of the room and, boom, made an astounding tackle. >> it's kind of nice to know that somebody like that would take the time or put himself in harm's way to, at least, protect everybody's interest here, you know. >> especially his wife. >> especially his wife. >> definitely a hero for somebody to do that. today's day and age, you never know what's going to happen. >> it takes a hero to do that, and it takes a lot of guts. >> wow! the wife ended up helping bank employees detain the guy until police got there. >> over the velvet rope. >> wwe moment right there. he wasn't a young man either. >> no. >> the one that did the tackling. >> no

she was seen, it was 1991. 11-year-old jaycee dugard was at the bus stop near her house in south lake tahoe, when she was dragged into a car, allegedly by phillip and nancy garrido. >> once she was in the car, what happened was they pushed her down on the floridas -- floorboards, threatened her and took her straight away to antioch, california. >> reporter: prosecutor michael cardoza says police tell him it was years before jaycee was allowed to be seen in public. >> they put her in a backyard, in a tent or one of the outbuildings back there. they left her in that backyard for 3 1/2 years before they let her get out into public. >> reporter: but in 1993, just two years into the ordeal, phillip garrido spent one month in jail on a parole violation. during that time, it's believed that his wife nancy was in charge of jaycee. and when phillip got out of jail, it's believed that's when he fathered the first of jaycee's two daughters. >> when this case proceeds to trial, nancy garrido will be every bit as culpable as phillip garrido. >> police in california continue to search the garrido home fo

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how can it be when it was reported that there was suspicion that he was trolling for victims in lake tahoery year she disappeared? >> it's interesting. the fbi says that he flew under the radar. this area here, this particular zip code has 102 registered sex offenders living in an unincoun. rated area. his parole officers visited him. the sheriff's office was called in once because a neighbor spotted children on the property. but there was never any real follow-up. the law enforcement agencies are looking now at their procedures. >> well, good thing. george, thanks. alex? >>> what can you do with a video of people robbing your home? you can post it on youtube and hope people recognize the robbers. the video already has more than 17,000 hits. you can clearly see the burglars on multiple cameras that run through the home. police say close-ups on video can go a long way to identify the suspects. homeowners are hoping arrests will follow. >>> straight ahead, mark sanford on thin ice. what his own party may do to force him out of the governor's office. we will talk about it with one of the sout

the woman says the football star raped her last july in a harrah's hotel penthouse in lake tahoe. she never filed a criminal complaint but did file a civil suit. ben roethlisberger denies the allegations. this week his attorney released email and text messages that he says the accuser wrote that suggest she was a willing participant. she says the messages were taken out of context. big ben and the steelers kick off the nfl's regular season tonight in tennessee while green bay won't play until sunday. some diehard packer fans are already heading to the team's first game in style. it's our top story on a fox trip across america. shepard: wisconsin. the rats lives are hard core green bay packer fans. like they do every year they're making 160-mile trip to the field in their horse and buggy. no need for gasoline on this trip. >> he gets 30 to 40 miles on a bay of hay now. it's not like the gas in our vehicles. we get good mileage with him. shepard: good mileage but no word on how long it takes to make the journey. in marathon county, wisconsin, the sheriff's department releasing video

also you like lake tahoe.> as a goo fall value destination. >> absolutely. fly into reno, spend a few days enjoying the culture and night life. the sands regency has a $29 a night deal and free unlimited drinks f people over 21. >> half r crew just left. okay. >> a lot going on in reno. nearby the beauty and serenity of lake tahoe where you can go hiking, biking, a great deal at squaw creek. >> bermuda is another one of your choices. what's the weather like there as you get further into fall? does it get a little chilly? >> a little but through september expect temperatures in the low 80s perfect for enjoying pink sand beaches and golf and everything else bermuda has to offer. it's a good fall this fall. there's a promotion, $400 off four-night room stays, hels in every category participating. >> a lot of people when we talk about travel they want to mention the cruise industry. cruise ships. how do you find their values in the fall? >> cruising is a great value in the fall. it includes so much. your accommoda

. >>> 18 years after she vanished, tonight south lake tahoe celebrates the gooz news with jaycee dugard. now this registered sex offender will be an ordained minister. can he be trusted to lead a church? preaching hate. protests against the pastor who says he prays for president obama's death. criticism from kwefsh actives prompts one of the president's advisers to quite overnight. i'm richard lui in this evening. we've heard talk and even shouting in the months long debate over health care reform, and it's come down to this. a primetime presidential address to congress with president obama's signature issue on the line here. the president's aides, allies and opponents had a lot to say today on the sunday talk shows. kate baldwin has the latest from washington. >> lawmakers and the american public are looking for detail from president obama, and this week's speech is about selling health care reform is about pitching the message, let's take what we can get now. president obama returned from vacation to face a crucial week ahead in the health care debate. top white house aides insist the

>> in south lake tahoe. and he asked me to stop at a grocery store and pick up some coffee. >> your boyfriend. >> uh-huh. and i did, and as i came out of the grocery store and got in my car, phillip knocked on my window and said, you know, i can't seem to get my car to start, it's cold, do you think you could give me a ride, you know, which way are you going? and, of course, he was going to go anyway -- any way which way i was going. >> why did you let him in the car? >> i don't know. it was the worst decision i've ever made, i think. it truly was. >> what happened when he got in? >> when he got in, i filled his hands with a lot of food that i had in the front seat anyway -- i tried to engage him. >> he was holding your food? >> he was. i tried to engage him in small conversation on the trip. tried to stay on the main street, and when i got ready to turn, he said, where i'm staying is right up the road here. and it was again on another main street that i turned. so i took him a little further up, and then he

she was kidnapped back in 1991 when she was 11 in south lake tahoe. the garridos are behind bars.ormation as we get it on this ongoing investigation. >>> right now in boston, the transit authority is sorting out why a commuter train ran into a barricade when it pulled into a station. a dozen people are hurt but none of the injuries are life threatening. a transit spokesman said the train was moving slowly. the engineer admits he misjudged the distance and that is the length of the train. the engineer will submit to routine drug and alcohol testing. >>> in south florida, officials at a high school say a suspect in is in custody for the stabbing death of a fellow student. the suspect pulled a switch blade during a fight with a victim and stabbed the boy in the chest. four students saw the deadly fight. there are reports it happened right in front of the school's security camera. >>> police don't expect to make an arrest in the killing of a yale grad student. annie le was found dead on sunday. she had been missing for five days. sunday was to have been her wedding day. in an hour and

the garridos drove 200 miles to lake tahoe with on one intention.1995, four years after the abduction, garrido walked into a glass showroom and offered his services as a local printer. >> he said he was starting a new printing business locally in town. he was small, low overhead. >> reporter: garrido would visit tim allen about once a month for 15 years. >> he told me he was severely add and that he was on medication. >> reporter: he sang to you? >> yes, out of the blue. >> reporter: the happy sound of garrido's singing obscured the horrendous circumstances in which police say jaycee was being held. back of the house in a ramshackle tent, she was kept in the most appalling conditions for almost two decades. local attorney mikele cardoza isn't surprised a former sex offender lived unimpeded for years. >> this is an area replete with child molesters, it's replete with crime. so people tend to stay out of other people's business. >> reporter: garrido did have a designated parole officer but nobody knew what was going on inside the property. by 2005 he

. >> it is believed the same vehicle, a large sedan was used when jaycee was abducted in south lake tahoesat dormant basically since then. to your point that evidence could be preserved. what gets people, mike, as you look at this talking about these two and jaycee herself, the innocence, what was going on. this was in hayward california had just gotten soda, cherry taffey and eileen on her way to lessons and jaycee on her way to school, as an 11-year-old. just the ruthless nature of this. we don't know if he was involved in the other two but it sure a up, doesn't it, mike? >> it really does. for law enforcement to come out today, i was watching that search all day since they got there from our affiliates but watch and listen to law enforcement and to say publicly they are looking at these two specific cases because of the similarities, that says a lot to me as an investigator and, you know, they're on their hands and knees, i watched them rake along the fence, somebody was out so, you know, they're looking for a lot of evidence, mike. >> we know how devious he can be with the backyard co

a benefit concert this weekend at south lake tahoe to raise money for jaycee. step dad plans to go. way to go, community. i love to hear that. thank you, fabulous panel. remember, click on cnn.com/jane, preorder your copy of my book "i want." you're watching "issues." ÷ >>> breaking news tonight -- live to connecticut and the sudden disappearance of a gorgeous young ivy league doctoral student just before she's set to walk down the aisle. the 24-year-old beauty last spotted on grainy surveillance video walking into a yale research building. a false fire alarm mysteriously goes off in the building. people rush out. annie le is never seen again. and nearly the exact hour le set to walk down the aisle, wedding dress on a hanger in the closet, flowers ordered, the girl's body found stuffed in a two-foot wall cable space there in yale's research building. bloody clothes found high over investigators' heads behind ceiling tiles. in the early morning hours, police storm a super 8 motel to arrest 24-year-old yale lab tech raymond clark on murder one. bombshell tonight

martha: it was in lake tahoe, not las vegas. when she tried to gain?face and i think her lawyer is trying to get a fee. this is a trap for him. the statute of limitations for this is two years. she has one year to sue. the state has five years in which to bring a criminal case against him. the commissioner of the nfl could terminate the contract on a moment's notice. martha: she knows there's all this focus on football right now. if she brings this up again, maybe he will be forced to give her a little something. >> she waits until the nfl season starts. trace: it is football season. thank you martha:. martha: speaking of football, this is a serious story. new developments in the trial of a high-school football coach charged with reckless homicide in the death of 15-year-old max gilpin several. players have taken the stand. they're talking about exactly what happened that day. was it a tough practice? was there something different going on that day? that is next. if you've had a heart attack caused by a completely blocked artery, another heart attack c

about 2,000 people here paraded through south lake tahoe, california, in her favorite color. she wasn't there, but organizers raised money for her and her two daught daughters fathered allegedly by her kidnapper. >>> okay. president obama's speech to your kids tomorrow will be nothing more than a pep talk. that's from education secretary arnie duncan. critics are worried that the president would get political with students. some parents are even planning to keep their kids home. duncan called the idea, quote, silly. he says it's about taking school seriously and kids won't be forced to watch. >> i think all the drama and hoopla at the end of the day, if the president motive motivates one c student to become a b student, one b student to become an a student or one student who is thinking about dropping out to take their education seriously, it's worth it. >> there's concerns about disruption, there's also concerns about is this going to done in an appropriate manner? i trust and hope that the white house will have content that is appropriate and not political. >> that was gove

. >>> south lake tahoe never forgot jaycee dugard.this holiday weekend, the town celebrated the remarkable good news that the little girl snatched from a school bus stop 18 years ago is alive and a free woman. here's cnn's kara finnstrom. >> reporter: a sea of pink, girls walking arm in arm, a hometown telling jaycee dugard they love her. it's all so familiar. >> it's very overwhelming. it's a good overwhelming. >> reporter: jaycee's childhood friend amelia walked this route on the 10th anniversary of jaycee's disappearance. now, eight years later, this community is walking it backwards, symbolizing they've come full circle and jaycee has come home. >> all of us are just like in awe. we keep getting goose bumps. >> reporter: in the years since jaycee vanished, the community has held its children tighter. >> i'm constantly trying to find out where she is and reach out for her hand. >> reporter: that fear, even more real for edwards. the week for dugard disappeared, edwards says she told her parents a car with a man and woman inside fol

the 11-year-old was at the bus stop near her house in south lake tahoe when she was dragged in to a carphillip and nancy garrido. >> once she was in the car, they pushed her down on the floor boards, threatened her and took her straight away to antioch, california. >> reporter: former san francisco prosecutor michael cardoso say police sources tell him it was years before she was allowed in the public. >> they putner a backyard in a tent or one of the outbuildings pack there, they left her in that backyard for 3 1/2 years before they let her get out into public. >> reporter: but in 1993, just two years into the ordeal, phillip garrido spent one month in jail on a parole violation. during that time, its believed that nancy was in charge of jaycee. and when phillip got out of jail, it's believed that's when he fathered the first of jaycee's two daughters. >> when this case proceeds to trial, nancy garrido will be as every bit as culpable as philly garrido. >> reporter: more recently, jaycee and children seemed to be allowed to interact with neighbor, but nobody knew what was really going

asking probing questions about my history, about how long i'd been dealing, how long i'd been in lake tahoen my break, my next break, i went immediately to a pay phone and started calling around until i found out he had been released from the penitentiary and he was at a half way house in oakland. >> so all these years go by you don't hear from him until now, until you see what's happening with him now. you were telling me a few seconds ago, you feel a sense of guilt, like you didn't do enough to put him away for good the first time. what do you want now? >> i want him put away forever or i want him executed. and i know that's harsh, but i'm sorry, i wish he'd never gotten out. >> all right. katie callaway, we appreciate your time. >>> and now, let's take a break. we'll be right back. ♪ oh ♪ announcer: say hello to the can-doers. - the budget masters. - ♪ yeah yeah ♪ the knock-out artists who are finding more ways to spread their dollar further. - to bolder color in less time. - ♪ are you feeling it? ♪ say hello to newer ideas and lowered prices enabling more people to turn more saving into

after snatching her off the street in south lake tahoe in 1991.g to see out of the court hearing today? >> well, one of the things they will be talking about is the possibility of bail for the garridos. the attorneys for phillip and nancy garrido will make the argument they should be let out on bail. legal experts tell us that is probably an exercise in futility because of the seriousness of the charges they are charged with. bail will probably not be granted. the judge could set a date for a preliminary hearing in the case as the wheels of justice grind guard. the garridos have been kept in the county jail apart from the general population of jail prisoners there because of concerns about their safety. it's likely they will continue staying in the el dorado county jail for the foreseeable future as the legal process goes on. >> i've seen some reports that there have been other inmates who have threatened the pair. they are facing here 29 felony counts. are all of those related to jaycee dugard and her kidnapping? >> yeah, exactly. it's all relate

it was held in a casino in south lake tahoe, california. the theme, building new bridges.ey is supposed to go to dugard and her two daughters. dugard had been living in south lake tahoe for less than a year when kidnapped. >>> at least two deaths now blamed on heavy downpours and severe thunderstorms soaking the atlanta area. the storms dumped as much as 20 inches of rain all across north georgia over the past three days. high water. you can see washing out roads, causing problems even on the busy atlanta highways. schools in five georgia counties closed now. issuing flood alerts for parts of tennessee, alabama and north carolina as were e. >>> right now, happening in new york state, president obama visiting a community college to highlight ways the government is working to reshape the u.s. economy. he's talking up programs he says promote stable and sustainable economic growth, including clean energy and green jobs initiatives. >> now, after so many years of failing to act, there are those who now suggest that this really is not much the government can or should do to mak

our natural wonds, whether it's yellowstone, the grand canyon, alaska, hawaii, my home state has lake tahoe, one of the most beautiful alpine lakes in the entire world -- i argue the most beautiful alpine lake if the entire room. there are so many places to see that are manmade in this country: washington, d.c., one of the most incredible cities in the world. we tell people out it and they can come and they learn about our history and our democracy. they mayave better view of the people and of the government of thenited states than they currently have. statistics are very clear. people who visit the united states have a much more favorable view of the united states. there are plenty of or places to see whether it's going to new york city d seeing the culture in new york city or some of the other cities like chicago, my my hometown of las vegas obviously is a world-class destination obviously with some of the most amazing restaurants that there is on the planet. you can go to the beaches on california and the east coast. some of the most amazing golf destinations, whether it's hilton head, s

people in south lake tahoe, california, had another parade for her.ople walked through the town wearing pink, because it's jaycee dugard's favorite color. she wasn't there. organizers raised $10,000 for jaycee and her two daughters. fathered by her alleged kidnaper. phillip and nancy garrido have pleaded not guilty. >>> indianapolis police say they're looking for two people who took an 11-year-old girl hostage during a bank robbery. police released surveillance video of the robbery. they wore masks and wigs. one of them grabbed a little girl as she walked in the bank with her family. one goi put her in a headlock and pointed a gun at her until the teller gave him the money. >> most robberies the suspect goes in with a note or communicates quietly that they are committing a robbery, they want the money, no alarms, and they're out the door. they bumped it up another level when they took this girl hostage. >> scary, scary times. people are getting desperate with the economy. >> i think it's better to change. >> the girl was released before the robbers le

initially when she was grabbed from south lake tahoe at the age of 11, they used a stun gun on her, forced her down to the ground of the car, and then kept her in a backyard for three years, let alone 18 years. you take that, fast forward 18 years, there might be an affinity. big dichotomy where you go from a kidnap victim to perhaps allegedly unfortunately the wife, or the mother of the two children. >> it is unthinkable, the hell that young jaycee went through. and for 18 years. stacy, with that said, from what you're hearing, from what her aunt is saying, i mean, it's better than we could have hoped at least so far, right? >> i hope that that's all correct. there is something to be said for the fact that she's now in safe, loving and nurturing hands and that nobody's forcing her to get out of seclusion. >> what about that? is there a timetable when she will -- she or the girls, the younger daughters, will be able to come out, will feel comfortable, strong enough to come out in public? >> i think it's going to be important for them to come out when they feel ready, not because we want to

boulder, and then running rivers in san juan, the green colorado, getting a vote on lake tahoe, all of these things started to multiplied over time. and my affection and interest in the well-being of the west came naturally. and in terms of your family, i think what the video showed pretty well says it. i got involved with small udall -- mo udall on the alaskan situation. i went to raise money for his candidacy in arizona. and your dad and nini got invold when i asked him if he would be the chairman of the institute of resource management. i've gotten clobbered pretty hard -- i got involved in political issues in the west in 1969 and 1970. in those days it was lonely territory because -- in the interest of what we preserve for our destiny and what we develop for our destiny, it was one- sided in those years. it was over on the side of development. a voice speaking out about preservation or balance was a small voice, and you were treated pretty roughly by gas and oil interests. and i got some rough treatment. and i -- and when i won against its coal-fired power plant in southeastern uta