foundation supporting her family- support-in families from similar incidences. >> nancy and philip garridoy garrido = 36-life that a women's prison. philip garrido = 431 years in kings county. >> stage one of the oakland police department reorganization is launching this weekend it comes after four violent incidences happened in only 90 minutes on thursday night. you can see on our screen. trouble- shooting = 1000 block. trouble-shooting on the 1000 blacher. and a trouble- shooting happened on the one of calls and block for. a triple shooting happened. --and another singular. >> our criminal investigations division is broken up into an old policing model reinvested bidders who are highly specializing in homicide, for example. or felony, assault, what we're going to do is take those investigators and broaden their abilities. we want to make sure that those investigators can investigate any of violent crimes coming their way and implement a team approach to violent crime investigation. historically, with that two different off the source responding to homicides with this, there will have dou

this is video that garrido shot of children, take a look. >> i see them. >> that is philip and nancy ointing that some of children they shot were wearing pants. there are at least three videos, here is another one. nancy garrido is pretending to film philip playing in the park. we also have videos from their home showing a parole officer searching the home. parole agents stopped by 60 times while jaycee dugard was being held in the backyard but never went back there. in the video they appear to follow garrido around the home rather than taking his own path through the house. jaycee dugard's book was released and she says she put a lot of hope in the officers that stopped by the house that they would lead to her freedom. she thought was show strange they didn't know the property extended further back. law enforcement and victims rights advocates will discuss in of the unanswered questions in this case. other top story, the case of the sagging pants. >>> good news for the family of deshon marman in that case of the sagging pants, college student that was arrested to a flight after he re

this is video garrido shot of children. take a look. >>> philip nancy garrido sounding disappointing that they were wearing pants. this video was shot around 1993. she is really there to get shots of the children playing in the park behind them. we have video from their home showing a parole officer searching their house. parole acts stopped by 60 times while jaycee dugard was held in the backyard. this video of the officer it showed him following garrido around the home rather than taking his own path. >> how a parolee can manipulate a parole officer potentially. we want to take a look at that. we want to take a look how a home should be inspected not just the interior of the home but the backyard entire premises. those are two areas we would like to focus on. >> jaycee dugard's book was released yesterday and in it she placed a lot of hope in into the officers that stopped by the house. she writes she thought was strange the officers didn't know the property extended further back and figured just didn't care. law enforcement victims rights advoc

the fda released more evidence of a philip garrido, with other documents filming at a playground. pervision of garrido while out on parole and more about, the senate public meeting next month. dan kerman, kron 4 news it will speak more about this. >> casey and the need is getting free! death threats finding not guilty of killing her daughter. she now faces a least two different civil cases. reporting from orlando, her latest latest legal challenges. >> the legal drama continues on a formal court room and friday. this was part of a civil suit. her attorneys want to make sure that the sea and the neat shows up for a deposition. the judge announced that the case would be reassigned. in 2008 anthony claimed that this a babysitter kidnapped her child in 2008. however, that person does not accept the persons with the same name is coming forward. >> the jury found her guilty of four counts of lying to investigators. with time served her release date is sunday july 17th. where were casey at the the go? will she returned to her parents' home? during the trial, as she was accusing her father

. >> reporter: the report conducted by the administrative office reviews philip garrido's federal -- federal probation supervision. it was during this period that he kidnapped dugard who was then 11 years old. it concludes the federal probation office failed to garrido. home contacts were rare. collateral contact with neighbors and local law enforcement were never done. his frequent positive drug test and submission of diluted urine samples were largely ignored. it goes on to say the probation officer appeared unconcerned that they expressed fears about his demeanor. it also says the officer allowed garrido take a job as a salesman going door to door in the community. the report say it is there's no evidence it would have uncovered the evidence of jayceedugard and her children if the officer would have searched the premises. when they fairly questioned whether he could have been deterred from the acts attributed to him and his -- had his supervision been conducted properly from the onset. it's not just this case. this office has a track record of poor supervision but it also says thi

philip garrido is serving 431 years to life. memoir called a stolen life goes on sale tomorrow and has already hit number one on amazon's best-seller list. we'll have more on "good morning america" right here on abc7 right after our newscast. get much more on the exclusive interview by logging on to our website at abc7news.com. >>> within hours, u.s. divers could start searching for seven missing northern california men in the gulf of california. fishing boat capsized on the holiday weekend. a diving team from hawaii is due to explore the wreckage of the erik that lies 237 feet below the surface. they are looking for any of the missing men that may have gotten trapped. a c-130 crew will fly over the sea of cortez looking for the men. >>> court arrangement is set for the man charged with stealing a picasso drawing from a san francisco art gallery. he is charged with grand theft and burglary and remains on custody on $5 million bail. he is accused of walking into the gallery last tuesday and sweimg a picasso pencil drawing worth a

discovery. >> i heard philip and nancy garrido and i turned and i was in shock. like i said it kind of washed over me my god. if he's the person who kidnapped me. look what he did. i knew i knew i knew i knew i knew he would do this to someone some day. and it's, i can only describe the feeling as dismiss ago fatal accident. you pull over and you just start shakin shaking. >>reporter: through the trial katie and her husband were fixtures in the courtroom. she even prepared a victim impact statement which the judge did not allow her to read. >> i stand here in front of you representing every girl you have ever assaulted. because i have actually met other women that he has assaulted. that didn't go through with pressing the charges. >>reporter: although the sentencing was a relief, katie says her therapy is ongoing. >> it has been a very dark place to live. the place that i had gotten past many years ago and put away in the back of my mind. i hope j.c. and i will meet. i think she's a terrifically strong person. >>reporter: christina pl reporting. katie says there

philip garrido. john paulson is in the newsroom with details. >> the report is extraordinary. the chief u.s. district june in the bay area listing numerous ways that federal paroleg did what they were supposed to, j.c. be might have been rescued sooner. next month will mark 2 full years of freedom for j.c. dugard. she and her mother will never forget the phone call that came at the end of 18 years of captivity. >> i remember you shouting. we found her. my daughter. and i was crying. when you cray you can't speak. oh. i just said come quick. i remember saying come quick. >> and i remember tell you i'm come baby i'm coming. and the rest is a blur. >> yes. >> now two days before her exclusive abc news television appearance the chief u.s. district judge in san francisco has rae lessed a confidential 45 page report detailing how federal parole officers repeatedly botched the supervision of dugard kidnapper philip garrido. he had been on federal parole from 1988 to 1999. during which time he kidnapped young dugard from lake tahoe. judge james ware said even though he was a high risk

good morning, i'm amy hollyfield live in the newsroom with new details, a new video about philip and nancy garridohe couple that raped jaycee dugard and held her captive for 18 years. >> the san francisco city district attorney decided not to charge the man for refusing to pull his pants last month. >> and the u.s. coastguard and mexican navy called off the search for missing men in the sea of cortez. >> the low clouds and drizzle, you will see sunshine and i'll tell you when summer will come back to the forecast. >> good morning, i'm sue hall. very thick fog means for slick roads and i show 31 areas of overnight road work. >>> good morning, it's 4:31, what summer? yet it is actually here. >> misting again this morning. >> thanks for joining. >> i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm terry mcsweeney. just when you think you've heard all about the jaycee dugard story we're getting more disturbing information. >> prosecutors have just released video how philip garrido prowled for little girls. this is video of him, take a look. >> i see. >> yes, that is philip and nancy garrido did you say appointed that some

confidential 45-page report how federal parole officers repeatedly botched the supervision of philip garrido. he had been on federal parole during which time he kidnapped the junk dugard from lake tahoe. even though garrido was high risk sex offender, home contacts by federal parole officers were rare. officers never verified if garido had registered as a sex offender and failed to notify state and federal authorities about his failed drug tests. >> normally you can't sue the state or federal government because what is called immunity. >> jim hammer says there will be hurdles if she decides to sue the federal government. she as a $20 million california with settlement. >> think what the crime that garrido of kidnapping and raping another woman in shed it was foreseeable he would do it again if you didn't closely monitor this guy. they are probably responsible for this woman being held captive. >> we tried to reach the attorneys representing jaycee dugard. there is a two-year statute of limitations on negligence which would presumably expire after august 26th. dhiat philip and nancy garrido w

she endured years of sexual abuse at hands of philip garrido he fathered two daughters with her. at first garrido handcuffed her to keep her from escaping. later he used other measures. he painted the world as a scary place full of rapists and pedophiles. it i wanted my children to be safe. jaycee dugard, afraid to even utter her real name, wrote it down for a policewoman. "it was like breaking an evil spell. i looked at her and said, can i see my mom? she looked at me and said, i guess." >> her book will be released -- and said, yes." >> her book will be released next tuesday. >> coming of, the mistaken woman made it that caused her account to be overdrawn by the millions. we will explain. >> did you sell scams, too? >> not as much as she did. the next a scam aimed at ocean city beachgoers. -- >> a scam aimed at ocean city be >> 11 news at 5:00 p.m. in hd continues now. >> what happens when the vacation home you are renting does not really exist, or was never available to rent? >> unfortunately, that is what some people are learning the hard way when it comes to an ocean city get

philip garrido pled guilty to kidnapping and 13 cases of sexual assault. he is serving a sentence of life. nancy garrido pled guilty to kidnapping and rape and is serving 36 years to life at a women's prison. >>> investigators are still trying to figure out what killed a 14-year-old santa rosa girl found dead on her bedroom floor. the teenager was having a sleep over at her home with three other girls, and all three drank something she mixed with soda. the girl was found dead early this morning, and the other three were violently ill. they don't know what they drank, and now detectives are waiting for toxicology reports to get answers. >>> a shootout in richmond left three people dead. it is now being called a drug deal gone wrong. it happened yesterday inside a two-bedroom unit at the triangle housing complex where a gunbattle at close range erupted. richmond police say michael landerson who lived here was murdered. also killed are 28-year-old cory walker, junior of san leandro and 19-year-old dante delone in oakland. all were found in the same room. polic

philip garrido pleaded guilty refusing a life sentence and nancy garrido will serve 30 years. >>> this morning the international olympic committee revealed which city will hosted the 2018 winter games. >> they defeated rivals from munich germany. koreans had lost two others. in south korea large crowds waved flags. it will be the first city outside of japan

philip garrido, convicted sex offender, repeatedly he used her, raped her, fathered her two daughters was born when jaycee was just 13 years old. jaycee, along with her kids, were rescued in august of 2009. last month, philip garrido was sentenced to 431 years in prison after pleading guilty to kidnapping and sexual assault charges. his wife, nancy, got 36 years in jail for her role. jaycee is now 31 years old and starting her life over. she wants people to know there's triumph over tragedy but the memories of what happened to her are not easy to forget. here's what jaycee dugard told diane sawyer in her own words. >> there was not a day that i didn't cry. i felt like they would never ever be a day i wouldn't cry again. and then after a while, i told myself, i can't cry anymore. >> what's the most haunting memory? >> that lock, hearing the lock. i know i said that earlier, but, for some reasoning with that -- and the bed -- it was a squeaky bed. a squeaky pull-out bed. i guess the sounds. it's weird what sticks in your head, but sounds. >> for 18 years, jaycee's mom never gave up hope

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. >> we are also hearing from philip garrido is first victim and how she was assured by authorities that she would of been contacted when guido was released. he got out in to track her down. now she tells us our story >> it was clicking second by second and everything a bottom. he said i haven't had a cocktail 11 years caylee. he is a sick puppy were their exact words and we all think wellcome after year. i gang goethe the police to dwight fell on what can sell what i did is i quit my job moves. he was the man that the kidnap me pocket i knew he would do this to someone else sunday show >> was terrified that a little would find her again. she came forward right after she heard of the kidnapping of jaycee dugard. both of them are in prison right now as they both pled guilty. t)t) we're say local law cloud cover and this all little bit about their current temperature is 53 degrees in oakland. a lot of areas are gonna be 10 to 15 degrees chillier >> today> half-brother of and drake cows are where shot dead. he was killed by his own bodyguards his half brothers assassination reflex of the fe

. >>> new documents reveal jaycee dugard was the fifth identified victim of kidnapper philip garrido. they released papers shows previous victims had also been attacked in south lake tahoe. the first known attack happened in 1972 and stretched throughout the decade. the district attorney says law enforcement new garrido committed these crimes while searching for dugard but he never became a suspect. philip garrido pled guilty for kidnapping and assaulting dugard and is serving a 431-year prison sentence. his wife nancy was given a 36-year term. >>> police reaching out to the immigrant community trying to build a better relationship. chief chris moore will attend a community meeting tonight to address issues on violent crimes in san jose. also talk about a growing distrust of the police department by immigrants. the meeting be held at sacred heart community service in san jose. it starts tonight at 6:00. >>> following developing news from oakland where the city park commission will weigh in on a controversial dog park. if the park that has even dog lovers fighting against each other. "

. >> jacobs a mother of two and fellow police employee noticed something wasn't right when philip garrido showed up with jaycee dugard along with the two girl he fathered. she ended the nightmare. >> i don't know why we were the chosen ones but we didn't think something was right. >> the officer as made overtures and would like to meet the woman she saved. >> i probably give her a big hug and just say that i'm sorry that it took so long. i'm glad that her and her kids are okay. >> the officer has gotten a call from jaycee dugard's mother says not a day goes by that they don't thank them for what they did. >> some of the neighbors watched the interview with mixed emotions last night. they say they are horrified to hear what went on for so long but they are amazed at her strength and her recovery she is making from her ordeal. >> she has given strength to people in that similar situation and strived to make the best. >> she is very, very brave. >> they pleaded guilty to kidnapping and sex charges last month. she was sentenced to life in prison and nancy is serving 36 years to life. >>> now

>>> a scathing new report by a federal judge regarding the case of convicted sex offender of philip garrido. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm carolyn johnson. it addresses dozens of incidents which they failed to monitor garrido. more on the specifics of that reported. >> a federal judge released the report that scrutiny and criticism would improve the system and standards are already high for supervising sex parole agents and if they had done their job she may not have suffered for to decades. >> next month will mark two full years of freedom for jaycee dugard. >> i remember shouting, they found her, my daughter. [ laughter ] >> i was crying and you know when you can't speak. >> reporter: now two days before her exclusive television appearance, a chief judge james ware of san francisco has released a confidential 45 page report detailing how federal parole officers botched the investigation. he had been on probably in which time she kidnapped dugard. even though garrido was a high risk sex offender, home contact by federal parole officers were rare. officers never verified if he registered as se

. >> philip and nancy garrido pleaded guilty to sex charges last month. he is served in state prison. she is serving 36 years to life at chowchilla state prison. >>> demonstrators are planning to gather at civic center bart station to protest the death of a man killed by bart police killed last week. the group says they are calling bart to fire those officers involved in the july 3rd shooting of charles hill and wants the bart police department to be shut down. the police say hill was aggressive before an officer shot him but one witness disputes that claim. the group organizing the demonstration also took part in several protests after the 2009 fatal bart shooting of unarmed shooting of oscar grant. >>> a sacramento county judge will review a lawsuit against arnold schwarzenegger to shorten the sentence of fabio estez. a report is here from sacramento. >> we're not saying the government has the right to make the commutation. >> they represent the family of santos. he was stabbed to death in 2008 during a fight. esteban ui nunez the son of fabio nunez ple

she was kidnapped from her lake tahoe neighborhood by philip and nancy garrido. since the interview millions of people have responded with e-mails admiring her strength and courage and also expressing outrage that it went unnoticed by authorities that were assigned to monitor philip garrido. >> it seems impossible that no one knew that you were there. >> you would think that, you know, the authorities would know more than they did. i hate to point fingers and blame but there is oversight that sticks out. >> during the interview she spoke to some of the parole agents over time. we will rebroadcast the interview with dugard this saturday night at 9:00. >> they have helped double the reward being information for missing student michelle le. reward stands now at $100,000 police are investigating her disappearance as a homicide. her family believes she may still be alive. they have searches planned for this friday and saturday. >>> amazon.com wants california voters to decide if a new sales tax on purchases should be overturned. they have filed a petition to get the t

it says philip garrido targeted more victims and there is video showing him on the prowl. >> in one video you can hear garrido and his wife, nancy, express their disappointment that one of the children they were secretly taping was wearing pants. prosecutors in el dorado county upset about the failures on how they supervised garrido released they had video. it was shot between 1989 and 1993. neighbors in antioch still can't believe that garrido wasn't stopped sooner. >> i couldn't believe something like that happened so close to my house. >> it is good to know your neighbors. you don't know who lives next to you. it could be a nightmare next door. who knows? >> garrido assaulted four victims before kidnapping dugard including two we didn't know about until now. the prosecutor's office released this map showing where garrido targeted the victims including a 14-year-old girl from antioch who garrido raped. that case didn't go anywhere because she she was too afraid to testify. three attacks occured in 1976. dugard was kidnapped in 1991. she is garrido's fifth and last known victim. dugard's

one shows philip garrido singing and playing the guitar while his wife films children around him. jaycee dugard was kidnapped in 1999, found 18 years later. this is her a few days ago on abc news. the garridos were charged and convicted of kidnapping and rape. they're both in prison for life. jaycee is now out with a book about her life in captivity called "a stolen life." >>> new pressure this morning on media mogul rupert murdock after a phone hacking scandal that forced him to shut down the most read sunday tabloid in england. the u.k. parliament may force him to pull his bid to take over british sky broadcasting today. and they have the prime minister's support. the deal would give murdoch 40% ownership of all commercial tv in great britain. >>> prime minister david cameron is expected to meet milly dowler's family today, the girl kidnapped and murdered back in 2002. her parents are suing murdoch's paper "news of the world" over allegations that her phone was hacked and her voice mails deleted giving her parents the false hope she was deleting the voice mails, meaning she was s

philip and nancy garrido were good neighbors. >> i can't imagine it. he seemed to be gentle to us. >> neighbors will be watching the interview tonight with diane sawyer when she tells her story for the first time. she was 11 years old when garrido kidnapped her on her way to school in south lake tahoe. she would be forced to live in a backyard prison, same place where she gave bivtd to two daughters. >> you're in labor and there is not be there. having a baby in a backyard. >> yep, i did. then i saw her. she was beautiful. i felt like i wasn't alone anymore. >> she would occasionally eat at the cafe down from the house. diana remembers all too well. >> just glad to to be with the family. >> the house where it happened will be on the auction block but so far no one wants to buy it. neighbors are hoping they may soon frightened out how the unimaginable could have gone on for so long in their own backyard without them noticing. >> not even hear a baby cry. >> she is now 31 years old. a book that details the ordeal called a stolen life will be available th

under the current system, the kidnapper philip garrido would not be classified as a high risk offender and because he was not molesting boys he would be considered a moderate risk based on ten factors in the system. >> he did not obtain enough points to say he was a severe person that someone may to it again. >> risk is too great to let somebody back in society and with somebody like him we shouldn't do it. >> using the current system he would be classified as a moderate risk he is now in prison for life, but this does affect when many other sex offenders are let out. >> the families of the seven fishermen of the boat that sank in the waters last month, they are asking for help. they want them to do more after the u.s. coastguard and mexican navy called off the search on tuesday. some of the families are also trying to raise money for a private search if those efforts fail. yesterday friends and family paid their last respects to 63-year-old leslie yee, he is the only person confirmed death. >>> in marin county a plan to build a glass enclosure in juvenile court. the idea is on to buil

forced to live in a back yard and repeatedly raped by philip garrido.what she had to do to survive. here's what she remembers after she was snatched off of the street. this is back in 1991. >> did they say anything? did you hear anything? >> no, not at first. after we were driving for a while, i heard the driver say, "i can't believe we got away with it" and he started laughing. and then i blacked out again or something. it was like -- it was the most poshl mome horrible moment of your lifetimes ten. >> and as if that wasn't enough, at age 13, dugard gave birth to her first child, philip garrido forced himself on to her. this happened in the tent in the back yard. watch. >> august 13, 1994. you're how old? >> 14. >> having a baby in a back yard. >> yep. i did. >> she is -- >> i didn't know. >> you're locked up. >> yeah, i'm still -- yeah, still locked at that time. just scared. it was terrible pain. i didn't know what was going on. hasn't seen anybody all day. >> can you imagine? jaycee dugard, now 31 years of age has written a book. it's called reque e

mother of two, and fellow police employee lisa campbell, noticed something wasn't right when philip garridoed 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 right and we did something about it. >> reporter: officer jacobs has made overtures and would like to someday meet the woman she saved. >> i'd probably give her a big hug. just say that i'm sorry that it took so long. and i'm glad that her and her kids are okay. >> reporter: officer jacobs has gotten a phone call from jaycee dugard's mother who says not a day goes by that the family doesn't thank them for what they did. >> just incredible. and once again, if you missed that special, which was just an amazing insight into what she went through and how she got through it mentally, it will reair this saturday at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >> 8:00 p.m. central. jaycee dugard's book does come out today. >>> co

shelves, her book of stolen life chronicles the 18 years the she was held captive and raped by philip garridos wife nancy are both in prison. new details tonight, the coast guard has officially ended its search for the seven fishermen still missing in the sea of cortez. a c-130 aircraft was used to search the waters. the coast guard says that it has flown more than 7300 square miles since the ship they were on sank two sundays ago. richie tells us what the family of donald lee, the organizer of the fishing trip plans on doing now. >> donald lee is one of these seven missing men he lives end of this home, his son says that they are hoping to persuade the department of defense to change their mind and allow the coast guard to continue to search for the man, if the dot refuses the request the family may try their own search operations. >> we have researched the but we will need the cooperation of all families involved and find out where they are with it. we still need to regroup and find out what their thinking. it is definitely one of the options that we are investigating we do not know what is

. >>> just released documents show that police new philip garrido has h a history of assault. >> i'm christie smith live near lake merritt in oakland where the city is expected to weigh in today on a new dog park location. sounds simple enough but some neighbors saying no. we'll tell you where you can have your say in a live report. >> might have to grab a jacket taking the dog for a walk on july 13th. we'll have your full forecast "today in the bay." >>> good morning to you and thanks so much for joining us woenlgs morning. it's 6:00. i'm laura garcia-cannon. time to check in with meteorologist christina loren. she has a look at our forecast. >> good morning to you. pretty much wherever you're waking up, inland or immediate coast, you will likely encounter drizzly fog this morning. in fact, we're actually measuring that drizzly fog in places like san francisco. we've got this unusual cooldown cooler today, cooler than yesterday. i do know when summer like weather will come to the bay area. that's in the forecast at 6:01. >> fog or drizzle through livermore, expect that as well. out

. >> the eldorado capital- letter district attorney's office is releasing video of philip garrido: hist was, visiting his helm.ome. >> in this video eupepsia parole officer during the mall. jaycee dugard was being held captive during this whole. the video looks like it was filmed by nancy garrido. >> what does the parole agent to for a parolee? >> it in and out of the office and this doesn't. in the second veil it appears to be in a park and listen nancy where a point the camera so he could see young children. in the third video guido tells his wife to take video of him playing guitar and shoot past him so he can have video of the kids playing in the background. the district attorney said the parole agents visited the home of over 60 times and never spotted dugard. they will be discussing this at a meeting later on this month. >> i am in the newsroom following some late news. and we are watching the metro drowned absolutely be inflated. the top part of the down all little bit of progress you remember the video when the roof collapsed in happened back in december to much snow and ice an

who set out for 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 back yard. for 18 years she was never allowed to say her name. on the day her first child is born she is alone in her back yard prison. august 18th, 1994, you are how old. >> 14. >>reporter: you are in labor and there's nobody there. having a baby until a back yar yard. >> 91 i did. if very painful but if then i saw her f.she was about beautiful. still felt like i wasn't alone any more. sf had somebody else that was mine. if i wasn't alone. fill knew could i never let anything happen to her. fill didn't know how i was going to do that but i did. >> in her story of survival, lesson for every person alive. i'm trying to imagine the how l if you are coping. i'm trying to imagine i don't know. i can't imagine being beaten to death, you know. but you can't immanuel being kidnapped and raped. you know. so it's jus just, you just do what you have to do. to survive. >>reporter: 18 years later a stunning reuni

one of the videos shows them at the playground pretending to tape philip garrido singing.images of the children behind him. >>> orlando prosecutors have decided not to file perjury charges against casey anthony's mother. cindy anthony stunned trial watchers when she testified she was the one who did web searches for chloroform on the family's home computer, not casey. she initially told police she had not done the searches. testimony from co-workers showed cindy anthony had been at work when those searches were d de. >>> overseas where a former british leader is speaking out against the murdoch media empire. personal details about gordon brown's family life suddenly showed up in the headlines of a murdoch-owned paper. now brown is demanding answers. abc's jeffrey kofman reports from london. >> reporter: just before gordon brown became britain's prime minister, he and his wife discovered their infant son had cystic fibrosis. that private family trauma was suddenly splashed across the front page of the murdoch-owned "sun." brown says it was devastating. >> in tears. your son

dugard was 11 when she was kidnapped by philip garrido in 1991. >> she gave birth to two of his childrenabc's diane sawyer, dugard tried to describe the near two decades of terror. >> there was not a day that i didn't cry. i felt like there would never ever be a day i wouldn't cry again. and then after a while, i told myself i can't cry anymore. >> what's the most haunting memory? that lock. carrying the lock. i know i said that earlier, but for some reason, that and the bed, squeaky bed. squeaky pullout bed. the noise, the sounds. it's weird what sticks in your head. sounds. >> how did you stay sane? >> i don't know. i was still alive. i was still -- there was still hope. still hope. >> 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 -- you can't imagine being kidnapped and raped. you know. it's just -- you just do what you have to do. to survive. >> she certainly did. she was able to raise her two children. i mean she gave birth the first time when she was just 14 years old and made it through unti

. >> the now 31-year-old was only 11 when philip and nancy garrido abducted her. they kept her locked up in the backyard where early who o she was chained to a bed. agents came to the home 60 times each time not realizing she needed to be saved. >> during those long 18 years, did you ever consider suicide? >> no. you know i asked her questions like that and here is one of the lessons we learned about who survives and who does not. she loved her mother and she yearned for her mother and her wonderful baby sister. she never let hope disappear. >> hope grew when she went into labor and gave birth to her first daughter at age 14. >> i felt like it wasn't alone anymore. >> diane says dugard carries not to carry bitterness but to cherish every day but her own mother is wrestling with rage and regret. i. er chose not to kiss my girl goodbye that morning so to be on time. every time i kick myself, baby goodbye. >> you can watch the entire interview with jaycee dugard in a prime time special right here. after falling in love and getting married some time, jaycee knows it w

she was kidnapped when she was 11 yeersd old and held captive in antioch for 18 years by philip and nancy garrido in south lake tahoe have been waiting for the girl who disappeared from her neighborhood. >> he is a real survivor. i would be proud to have her living back here. >> you can watch her interview in a two hour prime time special tomorrow night at 9:00 right here. diane will be answering questions about her interview on twitter. you can tweet your questions to her at diane sawyer hash tag ycabc. >> headline says it all. thank you and goodbye. ruppert murdoch shot the paper down in allegations of illegal phone hacking and police payoff. they are accused of hacking into the voicemail of a young murder victim, celebrities and grieving families of dead soldiers. >>> now his multibillionaire take over of the biggest channel is in jeopardy. he is flying to london to try to control that damage. >>> the future king and queen of england had a full day in southern california. prince william and kate middleton spent time raising money for charities. bob woodruff has been traveling with them and has

. >> the now 31-year-old was only 11 when philip and nancy garrido abducted her. they kept her locked up in the backyard where early who o she was chained to a bed. agents came to the home 60 times each time not realizing she needed to be saved. >> during those long 18 years, did you ever consider suicide? >> no. you know i asked her questions like that and here is one of the lessons we learned about who survives and who does not. she loved her mother and she yearned for her mother and her wonderful baby sister. she never let hope disappear. >> hope grew when she went into labor and gave birth to her first daughter at age 14. >> i felt like it wasn't alone anymore. >> diane says dugard carries not to carry bitterness but to cherish every day but her own mother is wrestling with rage and regret. i. er chose not to kiss my girl goodbye that morning so to be on time. every time i kick myself, baby goodbye. >> you can watch the entire interview with jaycee dugard in a prime time special right here. after falling in love and getting married some time, jaycee knows it w

philip garrido having his home search by a parole officer while jaycee dugard was hidden away.debt is putting social security payments in jeopardy. >> this is kron4 news at 6:00 p.m.. >> it was a successful operation, safely to their families. a great operas to be that all the protesters, the protests safely and legally and then go home to their families as well. >> calling this a successful operation bart police chief saying that as long as everyone got home safely last night's protest was a success. however, critics say that the bart police force was not prepared for the planned protest. as you saw demonstrators chanted loudly as they tried to board a train. one person even try to be on top of the train. the technicals look at the bart police strategy in response to yesterday's protests. >> take a look at how this of bart shooting protester manages to climb on top of a bart train during a recent protest here on the platform of sansom's is to go station with a strategic move not to in sight of the protesters instead of uniforms the bart police officer were there to prevent uns

dorado county district attorney has released videos taken by phillip and nancy garrido while philip garridoin this one, you can see that the real is taking pictures of children at a playground. the district attorney's office decided to release these videos as well as documents to showcase everything that went wrong with the supervision of garrido while he was on parole. the d.a. will talk more about this at a public meeting next month. i am then permit with kron4 news. >> officials at oakland police headquarters said they need the community's help in solving a recent backpacked robbery that is connected with the shooting of a 19 year-old resident right outside of this home on 25th ave. the oakland police say that the victim refused to give up his backpack prior to receiving a life-threatening gunshot wound. at this time investigators said they have very limited information on the suspect in this case and any the community's help to get this one solved. at oakland police headquarters hogs eat menu with kron4 news. >> the team-- >> at the oakland police headquarters i am hazzig manyud with kr

she explains in detail about her objection, how she was raped repeatedly by philip garrido while in captivityhese are pictures of how she looked. she was a abducted on june 10, 1991 when she was just 11 years old. she says that he forced her to undress and take a shower with him that first night afterwards she said how i must be very quiet i do not want to get in trouble if i am quite in a good girl everything will be fine. i asked him if i did put my clothes back on he laughed and said no. in another she writes he says that he has to put handcuffs on me and they have for on them so they will not heard too much. i shake my head and no, i ask that will not try to get away. >> me while they federal judge has released a confidential report regarding the supervision of a phillip garrido when he was a federal parolee between 1998 in 1999 during this period he kidnap and started sexually assaulting jaycee dugard she was 11 years old then. we have details about this rather scathing report. >> the report says that the federal probation officer in the northern districts of california did a lousy job o

garrido. the moment that her first daughter was born he found new strength. >> i felt i wasn't alone anymore. i wasn't alone. >> both philipilty and were given life sentences. she and her daughters are trying to start a new life. you can see more of her interview 7:00 on "good morning america" right after our newscast. the entire interview with jaycee dugard in a prime time special sunday night at 9:00 here on abc7. >>> texas rangers baseball team says every member of that team is in mourning after a fan fell during a game against the oakland a's. second inning josh hamilton tossed a foul ball towards the stand a fan linda and fell 20 feet. he was conscious after the fall but went into full cardiac arrest on the way to a local hospital. >>> more police will be patrolling the streets of oakland. officers of the police union have voted overwhelmingly in favor of a new contract requiring them to pay 9% into their pensions in exchange the city promises no police layoffs until the contract expires in 2015 22 laid off cops will be re-hired. agreement will cost officers between $9,000 and $16,000 a year, but it will save the city

. >> both philip and nancy garrido pleaded guilty and given to life sentences. she and her daughters are trying to start a new life. you can see the entire interview with jaycee dugard in a prime time special at 9:00 here on abc7. >>> more police will soon be patrolling the streets of oakland. officers of the police union have voted overwhelmingly in favor of a new contract requiring them to pay 9% into their pensions in exchange the city promises no police layoffs until the contract expires in 2015. new deal means 22 laid off cops will be re-hired. it will cost officers between $9,000 and is the,000 a year but save the city $65 million over thers in e next four-year. >> we get 22 officers that are unemployed that have no money coming to the family i was hoping to get 44 officers but i'm extremely happy and very proud of our officers. >> police officers are humans, too, and they have real financial situations. so they are digging deep in their own pockets to help out the city. >> the chief says the re-hired officers will be back on the streets by early next mont

who set out for the school bus one morning where she was kidnapped by a convicted sex predator, philip garridollowed 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. >> reporter: and 18 years later, a stunning reunion with the mother who loves her. but remembers something she forgot to do for her child that day, 18 years ago. >> i had been late to work three mo

listen to nancy garrido advise philip where to point the camera so he can see young children. >> over there. >> reporter: and in the third video, garrido tells his wife to appear to video tape him playing the guitar, but to shoot past him so she can video tape the young kids playing behind him. >> so it looks like it's about me. >> reporter: the district attorney says the state parole agents visited the garrido home 60 times over 10 years, and never once spotted dugard. it's mistakes like that that the d.a. will be discussing at a meeting next month. dan kerman, kron4 news. >> those newly released video come as jaycee dugard's memoir debuts. the book, which is intightled, a stolen life has already hit number one on amazon.com. it goes into detail about her life in captivity, at times he writes in graphic detail about the sexual abuse she suffered at the hands of phillip garrido. here is one excerpt from the book, quote, the first year was the worst. i hated when he would video tape me and him having sex, or me doing some other degrading thing. the camera would always have to be in the

she was held captive for 18 years by philip and nancy garrido. she speaks of people here and south lake tahoe that have been waiting to hear from the girl that disappeared. >> he is a real survivor. i would be proud to have a daughter like that. >> i can watch diane sawyer's interview in a two hour prime time special tonight at 9:00 right here on abc7. diane is also going to be answering questions about her interview on twitter. you can tweet your questions to at diane sawyer jc, abc. >> rui port murdoch is on his way to london to keep one of his tabloids bringing down the rest of is his empire. jeffrey kaufman is there, too. >> for the world's most powerful media baron, this may be the biggest crisis his empire has ever faced. news of the world wasn't just another paper it was the best selling paper in the english language. today the tabloid that lived on scandal has died in a scandal of its own. a final edition of the news of the world acknowledges that. we demanded high standards like the editors inside but now we are too painfully aware, some