philip garrido = 431 years in kings county. that the ford has died. remembered>> betty ford died yesterday in palm springs. her husband became president after nixon resigned, resulting from the watergate scandal. she became more than just a first lady with social issues, and the having addiction. she was a strong supporter of equal rights. she faced a public battle of breast cancer and rapids, michigan. he died in 2006. betty ford was 93. she was the mother of four children strong, candid. >> only through my own health i was able to share what i know with others. >> pre-1974 it was not unheard of for first lady's to mention personal problems. the first year she announced that she had breast cancer and went undergone a mastectomy. the substitute-the substance abuse is the biggest legacy. >> educating a generation that needed education and support to deal with the support of these problems. >> she said that she abused alcohol for several years and became dependent on prescription drugs. the first major first lady to address a problem that has plagued mi

nancy garrido is pretending to film philip playing in the park.om 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 refused a request by the captain to pull up his pants and disembark. i wanted to read a statement we received from the district attorney's office deciding to drop the charges against him. we have determ

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but philip how do you do that i mean we're here because these yes go ahead. one of the difficulties with the with the current marketing model is that most folks who are marketing christianity assume that the people in the pews are the market so we've got to sell the gospel to the people in the pews but if you look at the bible there was a purchase that's a marketing kind of thing that's quite different the purpose in christianity is that jesus christ purchased his people with his blood on the cross so we are to appeal to him he's the customer he's by the people in a sense if you want to look at it like that not the people in the pews buying him he's buying the people and so we need to not appeal to the people and what they need to to the lord and what he wants in you want to jump in there i mean i mean they again i think we're all speaking in very ideal types because we all know that this is not happening and how the message of christ of the holy bible is being portrayed all over the place i mean when these even jail calls come over from the united states to

making >>> good morning, i'm amy hollyfield live in the newsroom with new details, a new video about philipnd nancy garrido the 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 ap

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go to you philip first. christianity is a message everyone would agree with that but are there wrong ways to deliver that message and i'm talking more specifically in this program business because christianity as a business is quite profitable profitable how ethical is that in your mind. peter first of all thanks for hosting this program and allowing us to talk about jesus on this venue i do appreciate it and pray that it would be useful to him. first of all the gospel has always been marketed the word in the bible is published and so the gospel is to be published but there are several difficulties with it you said that christianity is basically a message and that's half true message is part of it but it's also a person in the message doesn't come without the person and so they need to be kept together the message and the person so that the message doesn't become simply an abstract idea devoid of person ok but i mean if you think the message is being advertised with the person in mind i mean jesus jeans jesu

some of it is video shot by philip and nancy garrido. has more on that. >> prosecutors have just released video showing how philip garrido prowled for little girls. this is video garrido shot of children. take a look. >>> philip and 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 stop

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

state and federal parole officers in charge of monitoring philip garrido.erman lissette documentation that shows the mistakes made by a paroled officers. >> she has been slipping and there. >> in addition to the video at role--sleeping--he has been sleeping in there. >> with jaycee dugard held captive in the back yard. the district attorney has released numerous documentation how the system failed protecting society from philip garrido. first a map released showing his fifth victim. after his fifth conviction of kidnapping in the 1970's he was released and " it only my pass was a shameful. >> this particular evaluation shows that philip garrido has " progressed well in treatment. and after a successful transition into the community should be confident. >> this 1988 document from the state of nevada the prison system says that philip garrido is not a menace to the safety of society. that same year they granted him a paroled saying that he was not going to jeopardize the community's well-being. >> once out, the victim stuffed into the pro office and suggested

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

if we look at shares of royal philips in the nectar land, they're moving smartly. up 1.73%.ore cutbacks. philips plans to cut more than $700 million in cuts after reporting its biggest loss in nearly a decade. it expects no improvement in its performance. the stock company trading at 17 euros and 67. mow nisha. >> you know what, nina? asian stocks have opened the new trading week lower. i think that would hardly be a surprise given all the news we've been waking up to. they continue to worry the people who have to work and in some cases play these markets. ramy imocencio has more. >> the tokyo stock exchange, that was closed for a public holiday, but here in hong kong, the hang seng close dound about a one percent. an 8% slide in smic, china's largest chip maker. shares had been halted in late june. that's after the ceo resigned when he was voted off the board. over across the board in mainland china, they fell about 10%. vanke dropped nearly 1% after beijing said they'll try to slow down property price rises. a new real estate study shows beijing and hong kong prices rose.

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

. >> 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

their lord and savior but is to profit that's where i draw the line with those type of people ok philip you want to jump in there go right ahead. yeah and that's exactly right part of the deal is that you know it's not so much the church is a business i suppose you can use that model because there are certain business principles that you have to use so that the institution doesn't go bankrupt but a better model might be a nonprofit business where the idea of the bottom line is not making money but the idea bottom line is representing jesus christ and drawing people to him and providing services in his name and on his behalf and that's not always a profit making opportunity when you're focused on money as the bottom line that begins to distort all kinds of other things up and down the line in the business so we need to keep jesus christ at the core he's the bottom line not the money ok film you know that's an interesting thing that you said ok go ahead you're going to go ahead but it seems to me that the whole idea of christianity the way it is sold in expression in the west would change

of marketing and communications at the un denning marketing consultancy and in columbus we go to philip ross he's a pastor and author and another member of our cross talk team yell on the hunger all right gentlemen cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in any time you want if i can go to you philip first. christianity is a message everyone would agree with that but are there wrong ways to deliver that message and i'm talking more specifically in this program business because christianity as a business is quite proud.

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

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 ge

the chief mate shane murphy was captain philips' second in command.?fe in myv watching the boat coming in within a mile. >> on the bridge, captain philips scrambled and ordered the speedt( increased. it was his first encounter with pirates in his 19 years commanding a ship. but he had a few novel ideas. >> now they're getting closer you started to play for a lack of a better term, game on the radio. >> i started to simulate a conversation between me andlp a coalition warship. one of the countries that have navy ships. there to fight 3wpiracy. >> assuming the pirates would be monitoring any radio transmissions coming from your ship and they would hear, wait a second. this is not a good situation. >> correct.Ñit( minutes ofçó cat and mouse maneuvers, the last of the small pirate boats turned away. >> when this thingjf finally ends, how did you feel about your lot in life at that moment? >> i think we allr successful that ourq procedures did work. it was a sense, we seemed to be on the right t(page. and it was a sense that we were successful. >> but withi

the date that philip and nancy were arrested two years ago. john alston, "abc 7 news". >> you can watch diane sawyer interview in a prime time special this sunday at 9:00. >> a high she had chase left people injured in vallejo last night. suspect crashed and took off again crashing into another car at broadway. five people were you is inside that car including two children. they were taken to the hospital. the driver ran had from the scene but was arrested a short time later. >> there are more questions about what caused a deadly plane crash. it carried a family of four. everyone on board died. lisa amin gulezian reports on those who perished and the investigation now underway. >> it was like by big brother, looking out for me. >> john can't believe his brother is dead. he and his wife and sons were on their way to northern california to meet john and the rest of the family when they crashed. this little boy laid flowers at the crash scene tonight. this is video taken by a witness soon after the plane crashed near watsonville community hospita

. >> zara philips married one of england's top rugby players and he has a broken nose to prove it.mstance from william and kate's wedding. we head live to scotland in just a moment. >>> we head to italy for the latest in the amanda knox case. they questioned the validity of the dna evidence used to convict her. right now she's serving that 26-year sentence for murder, but that expert testimony could be her ticket to freedom coming up we'll hear how she's feeling about all of this when we talk live to amanda's mother, just ahead. >>> just when you thought it was safe to turn your television back on, it's back. that yearly adventure into the deep with some of nature's most amazing and terrifying creatures. we're talking shark week it kicks off tonight on discovery channel. coming up, why more of the great whites are being spotted as far north as massachusetts, even forcing some beaches to close. i think that was a plot of a movie a while back. >> do you watch shark week? i get excited for it. >> we always like to be afraid of sharks. >>> but, first, william and kate may already be li

philip was paroled not to much before mchale was kidnapped. >> parents disappearance is very personal with the department he is on duty the day in mchale was taken. >> it has been on my mind for all this time >> matt taylor was taken in 1988 and take jaycee was kidnapped and 91 jaycee was filed august 25, 2009 parent once they went to court a judge froze all further investigations. her parents are anxious to have guido interviewed about their missing daughter. >> we believe that the day jaycee was found we had no doubt. >> they want to connect the missing of machaon and data jaycee dugard. how closely resembles a subset backespect. >> her best friend said that he does look like them and the was in the area when mchale was taken. >> if all this means he was out and trying on children. he had freedom to come and go in 1988 i did 27 or my daughter is. >> new allegations on the man add that stole of this picasso painting he is at accused of stealing other valuable artwork. they searched his new jersey home and he also is accused of stealing $6,000 worth of wine. >> i saw mr. lugo grab and

a federal judge has released a scathing reported reviewing the tracking of convicted sex offender philip garrido and during the 18 years jaycee dugard was held captive. dozens of documents cases where federal parole agents failed to properly monitored him. >> next month will mark two full years of freedom for jaycee dugard. she and her mother will never forget the phone call that came after 18 years of captivity. >> they found her! my daughter. i was crying and they are crying you can't speak. >> now, two days before her exclusive television appearance, chief district judge james ware of san francisco has released a 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

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. poli

sullivan philips. ken lunardi. and joseph hsu. come up and get your trophies. thank the judges.ime for what you've been waiting for, third place, ladies and gentlemen, mr. howard woo. howard woo. again, they're not booing you. all right. mr. ken mcdonald. chief of muni operations officer, please come forward to help me present the second place trophy. second place, ladies and gentlemen. mr. frank ware. and before we announce the winner i'm going to drag this out even longer. i'm going to take a moment to thank the kind people who made the 47th annual cable car bell ringing contest possible the the vice chair of the sfmt board of directors. and friends of the cable car music, union square association, trophy masters shanghai restaurant, ghirardelli chocolatesing, and the american automobile association and the $250 cash prize, deluxe sightseeing. let's bring up gilberto gad oy with the hand-crafted bell. and the winner is -- >> mr. leonard oates. congratulations. >> leonard oates. he retains the crown. [applause] that concludes the 47th annual cable car bell ringing contest. than

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philip and nancy both now in prison and j.c. starting a new life. diane sawyer has the exclusive interview and tonight jonathan has a preview for you. >> you just do what you have to do. to survive. >>reporter: in an interview with diane sawyer j.c. speaks publicly for the first time about her kidnapping at the age of 11. and the 18 years she spent locked up in the antioch back yard of philip and nancy greed o. during the years dugard says she was never allowed to even say or write her real name. she spent some nights chained to the bed and gave birth to 2 daughters fathered by him. >> august 18, 1994 you are how old. >> 14. >>reporter: you are in labor and there's nobody there. having a baby numb a back yard. >> yep i addition dugard says the garrido studied video to deliver a baby themselves. never allowed her to see a doctor or go to school but the moment her first daughter was born, dugard says she found new strength. >> i felt like i wasn't alone any more. if had somebody else if that was mine. if i wasn't alone. if and i knew could i never let

. >> 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