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since then phillip and nancy garrido have plead guilty. during the time he held jaycee dugard captive he was visited by parol agents. the report called the handling of garrido clearly substandard and systematic of problems. >> reporter: nancy garrido was an active participant and was the one who snatched her off a south tahoe street 18 years ago. that was according to attorney cardoza who says he spoke to a detective involved in the case. >> they, nancy and phillip were outing for someone to kidnap. and when phillip garrido saw jaycee he said her, i want her, the good looking one. >> reporter: but there were too many kids around. >> reporter: they waited to the next day when jaycee was alone. that's when nancy, got out of the car, grabbed her, pulled her into the car and the kidnap was done. >> reporter: nancy garrido had a chance to release jaycee after her husband went on parol. >> she had jaycee, she is protected. whey didn't she go to the police, why didn't she tell police what was going on? why, because she was involved. >> reporter:

her mother has been waiting for police to interrogate phillip garrido. kron 4's maureen kelly spoke with her. >> i really believed on the day that jaycee dugard was found that she would be found. i had no doubt. >> reporter: that hope faded with investigators failed to turn up evidence when they searched the compound. her mom says there are still compelling reasons that phillip garrido is one of six persons of interest police are looking at in her daughter's disappearance. how closely he resembles the sketch of the suspect. you see here with a photo of phillip garrido in 1976. >> i heard from her friend who was an eyewitness, she thinks it could be him. she really thinks it looks like the kidnapper she saw. >> the phillip garrido and nancy garrido was videotaping young girls. one year after he was kidnapped. >> you know, that means he was out trolling for kids. you know, i understand he was in a halfway house in 1988. not sure if it was all of 1988 but he could come and go and i know nancy garrido was in the . >> reporter: that's one reason why he along

let's welcome phillip and chloe >> hi there, phillip. >> hi, chloe >> so, this play, it's been quite a journey. we're talking 3 1/2 years, maybe nearly 50 different drafts and 5 workshops? . >> five workshops, yes. >> so, looking back at the journey, how has it been for you and has it come out as you expected it would? . >> what's interesting is if you work on a play this long, normally there are times that it becomes redundant and you get a little bored with the piece. it's only natural. it's pushing 4 years now. this one was interesting in that it never got boring or ever felt redundant and each thing that we did over these almost 4 years, whether it was going off to sundance or to writer's retreat they have in sheritan, wyoming -- is that where you went? . >> that was in utah and la as well, down there at the institute. >> they have another writer's retreat in sheritan, wyoming, so i spent time out there and we workshoped this in san francisco, we have done readings at the asia society in new york. each time we did a workshop, each time we did a reading, it moved the piece forward

. >>> disturbing details uncovered about phillip garrido's criminal past as new video surfaces of the garridos capturing close-ups of unsuspecting young girls. >>> good wednesday morning. it's july 13. i'm grace lee. >> i'm elizabeth wenger, frank has the morning off. time now is 4:30. let's check traffic and weather starting with kristy. again, we have drizzle. is it ever going away? >> it's going to stick around for the next couple of days. yesterday you said it feels like groundhog day. i'm sorry to say, that's the case for today. another gray day. seeing that drizzle at the coastline cool temperatures once again well below average for this time of year. 60 for san francisco. we'll have a look at when the sunshine will return in a bit. over to gianna with a look at traffic. >> thank you. >> good morning, roadwork 880 southbound between embarcadero and 29th. various lanes closed this morning, so slight delays around there. 880 through oakland. things seem to be up to speed. coming up, we'll have dense fog reports that may disrupt your peninsula drive. >>> this morning, funeral servi

this evaluation concludes phillip garrido has progressed well in treatment. prognosis for successful transition to the community is considered very good. this 1988 document from the state of nevada says phillip garrido is not a menace to the health, safety and morals of society. that same year they grant him parole saying it would not jeopardize the public welfare. once on parole one of his previous victims spots him and suggested he get electronic monitoring but they write that it would be too much of a hassle. in 1991 the parole officer writes this is a strange couple, i have an uneasy feeling with this guy. fourth months later they scratch jaycee dugard off the street. the district attorney decided to release these videos and documents to show everything that went wrong with the supervision of phillip garrido when he was on parole. the district attorney is expected to talk more about this at a public meeting next month. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>> teenager was remembered during a special gathering tonight in santa rosa. authorities believe that takeimi rao

in this clip, phillip guides the officer through each room. >> want to turn the light on? can hear nancy nervously breathing. the officer leaves through front door while jaycee dugard is being held captive in their backyard. >> it was like oh wow, how could everyone miss this? how could this be overlooked? how could this go on for so long? >> tony powel is the mother of four children. she was there when news broke when the woman held captive for 18 years in their backyard shed. she doesn't know if she ever wants to read jaycee dugard's book that went on sale today. she doesn't let her kids out of her sight. >> it makes you leery of people around. i don't see them with any kids. my eyes are always on them, what are their intentions? another garrido. >> in antioch, elizabeth cook, cbs 5. >>> and as elizabeth just said, jaycee dugard's book went on sale today. it moved to the top of amazon.com's best seller list. >>> the search is over for the seven fishermen still missing off baja. the coast guard said it finished its air search of a more than 7300 square mile area in the se

in this clip, phillip guides the officer through each room. >> want to turn the light on? >> sure. >> you can hear nancy nervously breathing. the officer leaves through front door while jaycee dugard is being held captive in their backyard. >> it was like oh wow, you know, how could everyone miss this? how could this go on for so long? >> tony powell is the mother of six children. she was there when news broke of the woman held captive for 18 years in their backyard shed. she doesn't know if she ever wants to read jaycee dugard's memior, but she doesn't let her kids out of her sight. >> it makes you leery of people around at parks. if i don't see them with any kids, my eyes are always on them. why are they here? what are their intentions? >> in antioch, elizabeth cook, cbs 5. >>> playing hooky could be costly. another bay area city wants to fine kids who are caught cutting class, but this law would take it a step further. robert lyles explained. >> countless cities have nighttime curfews, but less than a dozen bay area cities have a daytime curfew and that score card just

. >>> how patrol agents botched their monitoring of phillip garrido. ken pritchett is live. he sat down with the district attorney who just made public key evidence in the case. >> reporter: a sat down with the da. asked him why he released the documents, he says he wants to highlights the mistakes made in this case. mistakes that could have prevented the kidnapping in if first place. >> reporter: look at this video of phillip garrido with nancy garrido taping. this one of them stocking children. >> do you think anybody can see me? >> no. >> i see them. >> reporter: this is part of the evidence released by the da who says it shows the role of both. >> it's very clear that nancy was a willing and active participate in some of the things that he was doing. >> reporter: he released the evidence to highlight mistakes. one video shows phillip garrido taking a patrol agent on a tour of his home a tour that omitted the backyard where jaycee dugard was. he says a rape victim was ignored when she reported seeing phillip garrido. >> when katy telephoned patrol agents and said he had c

attributed to phillip garrido. he was sentenced to 50 years for one of the attacks. >> for someone like that to be released is unconscionable. the biggest short coming was his release in 1988. >> reporter: at 6:00 you will hear the words of phillip garrido and nancy garrido of a videotape they shot as they were stocking young girls and we will hear more from the patrol agents and their lack of action. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> for the second time in less than a week a man died while vacationing in hawaii. paul tam-mai died on the big island. he was rockclimbing when a wave knocked him into the ocean. araphicue crew found his body. on saturday david pots died when a wave washed him up on maui. he fell 20 feet into a hole. he ignored signs warning people to stay back. >>> in san francisco today funeral services held for the one passenger who was confirmed dead. ktvu's patty lee tells us what a survivor told the victim's family. >> reporter: leslie yee's life was remembered here in the city where he grew

as to why she didn't escape, she says phillip garrido gave me this image of the world as a scary place. looking back at her time at the house she writes i would do it all again. the most precking thing in the world came out of it, my daughters. jr stone, kron 4 news. >> the couple convicted are both serving terms. neighing nag is serving 36 to life sentence -- nancy garrido is serving 36 to life and phillip garrido is serving 431 years. >>> cooler temperatures today and the cooling trend continues into the weekend. the full forecast is coming up in a few minutes. >> so, ah, your seat good? got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok? just stay off the freeways, all right? i don't want you going out on those yet. and leave your phone in your purse, i don't want you texting. >> daddy... ok! ok, here you go. be careful. >> thanks dad. >> and call me--but not while you're driving. we knew this day was coming. that's why we bought a subaru. >>> time now for talk with gabe slate. >> i am at facebook headquarters where they announced video calling is coming to facebook. mark zucke

since that operation has been completed, we have not been able to actually interview phillip or nancy garrido because of the pending case in elgar county. --in el dorado county. the court's order prevented us from doing that but now that the case has been adjudicated, we have the opportunity to do that. this is a predominant leave in that there are some uncanny and similarities to this case that the garrido particularly phillip garrido presents. the physical similarities between jaycee dugard and this young lady if you compare their photographs side by side, they could be sisters. >> the reason that hayward police cannot question phillip garrido or nancy garrido about the kidnapping because the judge presiding over the jaycee dugard case ruled against it. we spoke with the young lady's mother who is frustrated by the delay. >> it has been two years of not being able to get anywhere with it. if it does turn out to be the case, that it was garrido, and we spent these last two years without being able to get those answers because of this insane order by the judge, it will be very upsetti

as to why she didn't escape, she says phillip garrido gave me this image of the world as a scary place. looking back at her time at the house she writes i would do it all again. the most precking thing in the world came out of it, my daughters. jr stone, kron 4 news. >> the couple convicted are both serving terms. neighing nag is serving 36 to life sentence -- nancy garrido is serving 36 to life and phillip garrido is serving 431 years. >>> cooler temperatures today and the cooling >>> time now for talk with gabe slate. >> i am at facebook headquarters where they announced video calling is coming to facebook. mark zuckerberg unveiled the new feature. mark zuckerberg and facebook seemed really proud. they called it the easiest way to video chat. i might agree with them. it was quit and easy to get a video chat up and going. there are two ways. if you are chatting with someone at the top of the chat box is a camera icon. you click on that to initiate the clack or in someone's profile page, you click on the call button. it's very simple. one click video chatting. the video box showing the

finally he said, phillip, i would not stand there and take that crap. the moment he opened his mouth, i would say stop. okay. so it wasn't contentious but what it was that area of discomfort. racial politics are very tricky this day and age and if you want to really address certain things, you have to go to that area of discomfort and you have to go to the area beyond discomfort of being slightly offensive of each other. as long as you are in a context of trust and say this is an art piece we are working on, we are working for the truth of the characters, at sundance i worked with two, in terms of the african american actors, two generous actors who were willing to, with myself, kind of spar a bit to make sure that what we ended up with was a truthful character and a truthful relationship between the african americans and the asian american characters and that it was one in which both were speaking truth to truth. you know, one character wasn't just a sounding board for the other, that in fact truth talking to truth, right versus right. that's difficult

. >>> and prosecutors released steamy new evidence against phillip garrido. >> complete bay area news starts right now. this is bay area news at 7:00. >> good evening. it is tuesday, july 12. i am gasia mikaelian, and this is bay area news at 7:00. >>> the financial burden just got heavier for thousands of students at all 23 cal state campuses. the board of trustees approved a 12% tuition hike. jana katsuyama joins us live with students reactions. >> reporter: some students say they may have to get a part- time job or a second or third job just to pay for state tuition. jay has big dreams and is working on the site to get himself through school for he is working two jobs until one fell through. >> i had to sell all of my furniture to pay for my rent. >> reporter: he had not had enough money to pay for books and had to borrow from friends. >> i finished with a 3.5 and i had to work 40 hours a week. >> reporter: now he and other students are worried about a 12% fee hike. it will put tuition at $5472 a year, not including campus fees, room, board, and book. >> they raised a 10% -- it 10

but one phone call, hello, brother of crazy phillip garrido. do you have kids? no, thank you very much, have a good day, hang up the phone, go and arrest phillip garrido. and find out where the kids are. >> right. it was very easy to dispel this story that he was telling. we spoke to his brother and the brother didn't have any children. >> i'm doing everything i'm supposed to do. >> i know it. >> reporter: children advocates say the failures of the garrido case are a wakeup call for officials to do a much better job keeping track of dangerous predators living among us. >> they need to be watched. they need to be supervised. we need to know who they are, where they are and what they're doing. >> so, tell us about the letter. >> reporter: all right, here's the good news. we've been trying to get answers. people giving us the run around, didn't want to step up. so, lamar smith, representative out of texas, republican, the chairman, he sends us a letter, he says, we're going to fare it out for you. we're going to send it to the right people. we're going to make them

phillips says she plans to keep it right where she is. >> what does your gut tell you on this?uld the homeowner be forced to remove that sign? go to "newsnation"@msnbc.com. and take a look at what "newsnation" is saying about the gut check yesterday about the father of four young girls in texas who has been on the sex offender list for ten years now, and it is because of rape for having sex with the woman he married, and back then they were high school sweethearts. we asked if frank rodriguez should be removed from the sex registry, and 95% of you said yes, and 5% said no. that is going to do it for me on this edition of "newsnation." i'm thomas roberts, and tamron hall will return monday. catch "newsnation" at 2:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. but don't go anywhere, because martin bashir is coming your way next. ♪ [ whistles ] ♪ [ cat meows ] ♪ [ ting! ] [ male announcer ] travelers can help you protect the things you care about and save money with multi-policy discounts. are you getting the coverage you need and the discounts you deserve? for an agent or quote, call 800-

price phillips senior passed away today. phillips is the founder of phillips seafood. she and his wife opened the crab house back in 1986. they opened their baltimore location in 1980s. he was 90 years old. >>> more than $1 billion, that's what a jury ordered exxon to pay familys in a community. tonight mike schuh talks to some people about the huge award. >> reporter: with the gas still under jacksonville no one in a two mile radius trusts what comes out of here. >> it's not safe enough for me to drink it or to cook with it. >> reporter: now they have a triple filter system but no one can guarantee it really works. >> even with this system you don't have total confidence? >> no at any time it could be a breakthrough. there's no guarantees. >> reporter: the jury awarded them $24 million. >> if you were given that offer somehow, what would you trade that money for? >> assurance that my children weren't going to get sick. >> reporter: reservers say the most emotion testimony in the entire case came from a woman who is just steps from that station. this is vicki ho's nail

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phillips is said to have had an argument with courtland. the army national guard and just received deployment papers for afghanistan in few days ago. julie: thank you so much. jon: venezuela's strongman leader hugo chavez is running his government from cuba while he recovers from cancer surgery there. that's according to venezuela's vice president. steve? >> reporter: a lot of unknowns about this case. he has been out of his own country in cuba for three weeks now. he has had two operations' the second operation he said was to remove a concernous tumor. how serious is the situation, what kind of cancer, what kind of recovery, all unknown. the information coming out of cuba, a nation with not the greatest history of telling the truth about its leaders' health yes dengs. the chief of the military says there has been no violation of the constitutional order. they say chavez is still in charge. they save he's getting better and will soon return. this case important to the u.s., venezuela a major oil exporter. hugo chavez is a fierce enemy of th

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phillip says there's something he needs to talk to me about.ncy have noticed that i've been putting on ú and waddeling instead of walking. i said i know. they said, we think you may be pregnant. i was how could i possibly raise a baby in this place? at first he handcuffed her to keep her from escaping. later he used other measures. phillip gave me this image of the world as a scary place made up of pedophiles and rapists, one of the reasons i stayed was i wanted my kids to be safe. but in august of 2009, everything changed. phillip and nancy were questioned by police, and jay see, afraid to utter her real name, wrote it down for a police woman. it was like breaking an evil spell. i looked at her, and said, i can see my mom? she said yes. >> well, that's it for at 5:00. >>> news4Ñ" =0 >>> at the top tonight, É board. i i'm dorene against gentzler. >> i'm jim van

mark phillips goes into the field with libyan rebels who are long on resolve but short on training. and nasa artists, as the shuttle program nears its end bill plante looks back at 50 years of artwork commissioned by nasa. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with russ mitchell. >> mitchell: good evening. another day and no deal on the debt ceiling crises. as the clock continues to tick to the august 2 deadline, no meeting is scheduled between the president and congressional leaders this weekend. but top senators from both sides are said to be discussing modifications to a plan to raise the debt limit. at the same time, the nation's credit rating could be threatened even if a deal is passed. whit johnson has the latest. >> reporter: credit rating agencies are putting the treasury department under the gun as they decide whether to strip the u.s. of its coveted triple a credit status. thursday, standard and poors threatened there's a 50% chance it could lower the rating within 90 days. wednesday, moody's investor service placed the u.s. bond rating on review for

phillips, i ask you, do you believe what mr. bernanke, around mr.legarde in charge of the imf say it would be catastrophic, and do you believe their assessment of what will happen? >> no, not really. >> you don't. >> every time this comes up, we are told that it is the end of the world as we know it. well, guess what, if we go the way of greece, it is the end of the world as we know it. how about a better idea.ç let's cut some spending. you know, the government accounting office says there are hundreds of billions of dollars in waste and fraud in government spending right now. let's start by cutting it out. if we start cutting it out, we don't have to por ro-- don't ha to borrow. >> do you want us to default? >> no, i prefer not. what i want is to cut spending, but we have to remember this, when and we are talking about default, when the government cannot borrow anymore money, we can prioritize our debts and pay our debt service, and if we pay the debt service, there is no default. >> this nation has never defaulted on its dets. >> yes, the constit

we have heard so much about the jaycee dugard story but tonight, some newly released videos show phillip and nancy garrido checking out young girls in city parks. koula gianulias reports. >> reporter: it's sick, exposing children secretly taped by nancy and phillip garrido. >> do you think anybody can see me? >> no. >> reporter: there are countless close-up shots of body parts and you can hear them plotting to capture more. >> going to come out of that sliding door. >> on what side of me? >> on your left. >> on my left right now looking at me? >> yeah. >> reporter: when phillip and nancy don't get what they want because the kids are wearing too much clothing, you can hear their frustration. >> oh, i see him. oh, their pants. >> reporter: another video revealed a perverted plot to capture children at a playground by friending they're taping phillip singing. ♪ [ music ]♪ ♪ go on loving you every day ♪ >> reporter: he sits in front of a tree near the playground so nancy has a clear shot. >> got me real good? >> yes. i can see you really good. >> reporter: phillip directs nancy's camera work

brice phillips created phillips seafood. he and his wife opened phillips crab house in ocean city in 1956. they opened their first restaurant at baltimore's inner harbor. brice phillips later expanded to 19 restaurants and retail products. a spokeswoman says he died at his home in ocean city yesterday. bryice phillips was 90 years ol. >>> the "today" show is next. good morning, amy. >> good morning. coming up this morning on "today," free on bail. the dramatic new turn in the rape case against democrat sneak strauss-kahn. this morning new details on the maid who prosecutors now say lied about her story. >>> also, the jury awaits closing arguments beginning this weekend in the murder trial of casey anthony. prosecutors say she killed her daughter caylee, but is there must have reasonable doubt to find her not guilty. we'll have a live report from orlando. >>> plus good news for your fourth of july holiday getaway. gas prices are going down. but will those numbers keep falling? and royal vacation. prince william and princess c

richmond phillips is accused of killing wynetta wright. he then left her 11-month-old daughter in the locked car in 90-degree heat. the child eventually died. phillips who was charged in prince george's county will now also be charged with manslaughter in the death of the child before her death wright accused phillips of being her daughter's father. >>> former international monetary fund chief dominique strauss-kahn could have his bail reduced or even lifted at a court hearing later today. the "new york times" is reporting it may be because of issues with his accuser's credibility. detectives have discovered a number of holes in the story. strauss-kahn has been under house arrest since may on charges he tried it had rape the maid. >>> firefighters in new mexico say efforts to keep a raging wildfire from the los alamos nuclear lab appear to be working. but local residents won't be allowed to return home until sunday at the earliest. the blaze has burned about 145 square miles in less than a week. >>> the senate has canceled its july fourth

zara phillips is the queen's line to the throne. her husband mike tindall is the captain of england's rugby team. the palace said it would be a private occasion. >> no place the queen and william and kate are attending can be wholly private. not with the world's press outside. >> reporter: there were no cameras in the church. not like in april when 2 billion people around the world got front row seats. this time only 400 guests were invited, and the public wasn't openly encouraged to line the streets. they may have chosen edinborough because of this road, the royal mile. it's so narrow it limits the crowd size. three months ago in london they had 2 million spectators for william and kathryn's wedding. here they're expecting about 1500. but there were some people you couldn't keep away. >> a lot of people say that royal family -- the monarchy is a thing of the past. >> no, no. don't you believe it. >> no, no. >> reporter: zara phillips is not your typical royal. princess anne, her mother, did not give her a title at birth. instead, e

phillips decided to intervene. he's also thankful the cameraman thought better and decided not to intervene. >> he kept shooting the whole time so that when the police came, it couldn't be mr. mattes attacked me. no. the cameraman says, why don't you look at the tape. they looked at the tape, and that was it. he was gone. so the cameraman saved this situation, saved me. >>> coming up, rescuers battle to save a man at the edge of niagara falls. >> if you go over at this particular spot, you're not going to survive. >> we thought for sure we were going to see this poor guy go right over the brink. >>> and this man -- >> i'd rather have the prosecutor be my attorney than him. >> -- a new lawyer. when "caught on camera: sinister, strange, shocking" returns. my doctor told me calcium is best absorbed in small continuous amounts. only one calcium supplement does that in one daily dose. new citracal slow release... continuously releases calcium plus d for the efficient absorption my body needs. citracal. >>> niagara falls

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