south lake tahoe, ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> california drivers can once again opt for a license plate to support the environment. the dmv says it will start issuing a new plate at the top of your screen. the state cancelled the plate a few years ago because of a dispute with the artist. >>> a freeway just hours from shutting down and the warnings actually stretch all the way up here to the bay area. starting at midnight a 10-mile stretch of the 405 freeway will shutdown between the san fernando valley. you can see traffic moving along pretty well. there you see all of the construction crews that will be involved in this major construction project on the 405. we should tell you here about half a million cars use that freeway on a typical weekend. they will be doing repairs all weekend and will face fines if they are not finish on time. there will be signs advising people about the closure of 405 this weekend. >>> a spokesman says -- earlier this week the controller reported a $351 million gap. >> we believe going forward we're in a position where we're going to see strong

lake tahoe. hot weather and big summer business. mike shows us the tourist boom this weekend. >> hey, tahoe is awesome. >> reporter: looking at these pictures after packed south lake tahoe. >> i think it's crazy because i see a lot of cars. >> reporter: it's hard for some to believe that three days ago our weather was this. >> yesterday it was like winter. looks like it's going to be prolonged summer. >> reporter: in south lake tahoe the delayed start to summer had some businesses struggling big time. listen to this now. >> worst start in 33 years, it snowed until the first week of june. memorial day was a flop. all through april and may, really cold, wet stuff. >> with big crowds already escaping a big turnaround in temperatures in the valley, lake tahoe businesses are banking on just as big a turn around in their business this holiday weekend. >> absolutely this will be our busiest weekend yet. >> it will be nuts. insane especially with the high lake level and not a lot of beach. it's going to be crazy. >> that was mike reporting for us. can going to the grocery store help. partnering up to do that, budget cuts could force 70 parks to shut down by 2012. the

the incidents include a rape and kidnapping in 1972, three similar crimes in south lake tahoe area in 1976 and kidnapping of jaycee dugard in 1991. officials released this 1978 hand written letter by garrido asking to reduce his prison jents after a rape and torture conviction. he blames problems on years of lds use. other items include evidence he tried to destroy with chemicals. one of his antioch neighbors spoke about a recent interview with jaycee dugard. >> i was heart broken to think that we lived here in that poor little thing having the baby, being out there. all alone z we couldn't help her. because we didn't know she was there. >> and other documents show parole officer believed everything was fine just days after she was kidnapped. one of his earlier victims is sharing her story, including her fears he'd go on to attack other women. he twont prison in 1977 for rape and torture of katie calloway hill, she was assured she would be contacted when he was released. garrido tracked her down in 1988 at a casino where she worked. >> he said i haven't had a cocktail in 11 years, kat

right around the south lake tahoe area, thunderstorms and take a look at the severe thunderstorm developing here northwest. so there is if you have travel plans keep this in mind. fog at the coast. 59 degrees in half moon bay. inland areas you're still dealing with heat. upper 9 ows for antioch and livermore. and there is coastal fog tonight. heat easing inlnld. going to be cooler by the weekend. that is what temperatures could drop below normal. numbers on the mild side inland. right near the coastline, temperatures into 50s, and we'll see the fog and here is what else is typical. high pressure over the pacific. low pressure inland. what is going to happen. and wind kicks up coming off the ocean. temperatures respond not as hot inland tomorrow. you'll see fog in the morning and will be around just mainly near beaches and around the bay. and that breeze will be felt inland. and and temperatures near the coast and into the 60s. 84 degrees in cupertino. and sunshine on the peninsula. and there is fog holding temperatures down. and downtown san francisco, there is south san francisco, and nort

in her first tv interview, she describes the moment she was kidnapped on a south lake tahoe street by phillip garrido and nancy garrido. she remembers walking and being stunned by a stun gun and remembers waking unin the car with nancy garrido holding her down. when asked why did you write this book? she said -- >> both phillip garrido and nancy garrido are in prison serve -- serving time for rape and kidnapping. >>> peg is still trying to get -- pge is still trying to get power restored after an accident on stony point road. police say the driver lost control and struck a set of guide wires for a main power pole. officers say the man was "ailerred and -- altered and combative. there are no details on his injuries. 4700 people were without power. as of an hour ago, that number dropped to 2,000. >>> president obama delivered a highly-anticipated speech this morning for negotiation for a debt-ceiling deal. the president said it's possible to strike a fair deal with sacrifices on both sides. he says he will not sign a short-term bill. he wants a deal that will last a considerable length

the now 31-year-old was just 11 when abducted from south lake tahoe during her ordeal she was repeatedly raped and had two daughters before being identified by a police officer by a staff now, she says she looks forward to maybe falling in love one day. >> i want to find love one day. the kind of love i read about. still want that? >> i don't know. i don't think about it. i'm happy the way my life is now. if it happens it happens. if it doesn't, i'll still be happy. >> but it doesn't seem impossible after what you've been through? >> no. it doesn't seem impossible. >> and part of her therapy is riding and caring for horses. the interview will air again this weekend. you can see it saturday night at 9:00. >> and abc news investigation into tea party favorite michelle bachmann revealed surprising information about how she and her husband built their wealth. under cover individual yoi of the christian counciling business tried to turn gay people straight through prayer, you can hear shocking recorded statements tonight on world news with diane saw year new allegations in the hacking standal

people in south lake tahoe have been waiting for the girl who disappeared from her neighborhood. >> heal 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 more from los angeles. >> day two of their excellent adventure begin in an aerial convoy at the califor

monday night, clear skies there, and if your travels take you up to south lake tahoe, clear skies there as well. temperatures in the 50 ssms here's a look at the highs form tomorrow. '94 for san jose. 59 for campbell. bring temperatures up for half moon bay. low 70s tomorrow. palo alto, 93. 80 for san francisco. 66 for the day. so definitely a warmup on tap for tomorrow. santa rows sacks 97. 94 for napa. oakland, 87. interior east bay. slow it down tomorrow. because this where is the heat will be on. 1023 for -- 102 for brentwood. the accuweather seven-day forecast. a slight dip in the numbers on monday, and then warm things back up on tuesday and wednesday. inland temperatures near 100. 70 at the klose. all cool down tuesday -- thursday and friday. >> coming up in sports, a first-time winner at wimbledon, and the giants had to sit out a long rain delay but the wait was long rain delay but the wait was worth it ♪ ♪ free access to chase atm's wherever you are. that's a step forward. chase customers can avoid atm fees with over 16,000 nationwide. take a step forward and chase what matters

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 this week. >>> don't forget. you can watch the entire interview here right here on abc7 tonight. the two hour prime time special begins at 9:00 and you can tweet diane about her interview with jaycee during the program. it will take plac

check out the numerous lightning strikes just a little to the east now of south lake tahoe, starting to move into that area. incline right now argument severe thunderstorms, moving in toward the reno area. suffice it to say that there's severe thunderstorm watches and warnings out for much of this region. i'll take you down toward -- check out some of these recent lightning strikes, the deep reds, even purples in there, indicating some hail coming down as well. these will continue to rotate in overnight tonight. here's a look at our close-up satellite. you can see we started off this morning with low clouds and fog, pretty deep across most of the bay area. it tries to pull off the coast. it's not going too make it. inland temperatures today in the mid to upper 80s. of course by the coast temperatures in the upper 50s to right near 60 degrees. so tonight all of this will move back further inland. we'll bring in low clouds fog, as well as mist and drizzle at the coast and bay. 54 for san francisco. interior east bay, antioch, you'll get down to 59 degrees. we'll go 58 degrees tonight f

that was mine. >> dugaard was 11 years old when she was abducted in front of her south lake tahoe home991. she spent 18 years in captivity in antioch and gave birth to two daughters before being found in 2009. dugaard is now 31 years old. phillip and nancy garrido pleaded guilty to kidnapping and raping her. >>> we are learning funeral 70ss for former first lady betty ford will be held tomorrow in palm desert and more services follow in michigan where she will be buried beside her husband in his home state. ford died friday at the age of 93. >>> a funeral is planned for today for the texas man who fell to his death trying to catch a baseball tossed by his son's favorite player. 39-year-old shannon stone died on thursday. after falling 20 feet and hitting his head on concrete. he was trying to catch a ball thrown by josh hamilton of the rangers. >>> 5:48 now. the duke and dutchess of cambridge are now recovering from jet lag back home in britain. i'm sure they will survive. after the north american visit. william and kate's weekend in southern california included a visit with movie star

. >> dugaard was 11 years old when she was abducted in front of her south lake tahoe home in 1991. she spent 18 years in captivity in antioch and gave birth to two daughters. before being found in 2009. phillip and nancy garrido pleaded guilty to kidnapping and raping dugaard. she is now 31 years old. her memoir "stolen life" hits store shelves tomorrow. >>> divers from the u.s. navy are joining the search for seven northern california fishermen missing in the waters off mexico. the divers are set to search the fishing vessel that sunk off the baja peninsula last sunday. search crews located the fishing boat in about 200 feet of water and the divers plan to check the boat for any sign of the missing fishermen. the u.s. koefld coast guard and the mexican navy will continue a search at least through tomorrow. >>> president obama is putting pressure on republicans urging them to reach an agreement to raise the debt limit. he says he will not sign a short-term extension. instead, as tara mergener tells us, mr. obama wants the largest deal possible. >> reporter: president obama is not g

still staying a little toward the east of south lake tahoe.orrow, though, if you have plans heading there, be advised that all of this will start to migrate more toward the west, and could possibly even bring some of those cumulus clouds toward extreme east and south bay locations right here in the bay area. we'll hold off on saying there will be thunderstorm activity. even yosemite village, some of those isolated thunderstorms plaguing that area. you can see the lightning strikes starting to to die down a bit. for the bay area, low clouds and fog were back to the coast. that's why we saw sunshine inland. coastside tonight, all of that will filter back inland. antioch 59. much of the bay area will stay in the mid to upper 50s with san francisco 54 degrees. the reason for this sub tropical moisture we have high pressure in the four corners. circulation is clockwise, so it's picking it up, bringing it up the spine of the sierras. we'll continue to see this feature for one more day. by monday, all of this shift shift back to the east. be careful

popping up in thunderstorm activity extending up into south lake tahoe with lots of lightening strikesut there. lightly have some fire showing up by tomorrow. but still pretty moist out there. so we will look for that condition to repeat itself. again tomorrow afternoon possibly moving into the high country. our temperatures peak out here into the beginning of the week then gradually cool right on into next weekend. as again we look for the status pattern to continue keeping conditions on the mild side. that's your forecast right now. let's check in with kim and get a sports update. >> thank you. >>> niners bringing in a supermvp for a visit and raiders sign a former stanford quarterback. what ochocinco was willing to give up to get his number 85 with the patriots. sports is next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are those great tasting little o's made from caref

kidnapped 18 years ago when she was only 11 years old from a school bus stop near her home in south lake tahoefifnia. in her first interview, she tells diane sawyer her heart-wrenching story. how she was held in her captor's back yard and raped repeatedly. how she gave birth in that back yard to two children. how she remained a hostage despite an astonishing stroifts that home visits to that home by law enforcement. it is a remarkable story of trauma and survival. here's abc's diane sawyer. >> reporter: jaycee dugard finally free. her first interview. she tells us, she never stopped thinking of the mother she loved. >> i wanted to see her more than anything. i would cry every day. and it would be hardest when i would think about her and what she was doing and then trying to convince myself she was better without me. >> reporter: and worried you'd forget? >> worried i'd forget what she looked like or what she sounded like. would she forget me? >> reporter: in our interview she will detail what happened to her at the hands of a predator. she had her first baby by her captor in a backyard. >> so

moment of your life times 10" dugard was 11 years old when she was abducted in front of her south lake tahoe home in 19-91. she spent 18 years in captivity in antioch and gave birth to two daughters before being found in 20- 09. phillip and nancy garrido pleaded guilty to kidnapping and raping dugard. dugard is now 31 years old. her memoir, "a stolen life," hits store shelves tomorrow. time now is _ _ _ _ . traffic and weather now. here's lawrence. today, san francisco officials will unveil details of their plan to handle the america's cup yacht race. the draft environmental impact report is required by the state... to deal with crowd control and other effects of the 2013 sailing event. it was awarded to san francisco back in december. the decision's already been made, to save a 250- year-old tree in to save a 250- year-old tree in san mateo county. now, the question is... how to go about doing it. k-c-b-s radio's matt bigler has more on the old oak nicknamed "granny." matt bigler, k- c-b-s radio, san jose. president obama will hold a news conference this morning... before he and congression

hundreds up and down the central valley. 67 about 99 in sacramento and look at reno and south lake tahoe, toasty 80s and 90s in the forecast. hour by hour f your temperature around the bay area, 50 for the morning, lunch time 70s and 80s. staying cool again for san francisco, high of 68, 87 san jose. and 95 the hot spot today in livermore. for the weekend look out for the coastal range. may see thundershowers, especially south of santa cruz along the coastal mountains. temperatures not changing a lot. >> 4:49. in the south bay, no more disco music or roller skates for a rink that's been around decades. this sunday, skaters take one last spin around the floor after three decades in milpitas, getting read the close its doors. the family-run business shutting down to make way for a town house. the people who have loyally come to skate there for years. >> we even have third generations skating. we had third generation working here so it really does make you feel like part of somebody's life and you know, that is probably the part that's making us closing the hardest because i know that i'm t

we'll see 80s and 90s even around south lake tahoe by sunday and monday. toasty in the sierra. obviously even hotter back here around the bay area. now this evening, i think we'll have 60s all the way through 11:00 tonight. it will be nice and comfortable inland. by tomorrow, as we wait for the sun to come up, we'll see 40s and 50s across the north bay. upper 50s around san jose. look at the temperatures tomorrow, morgan hill, one of the hottest places around the area, close to 100. low 90s around san jose. from the almadden valley and los gatos in the upper 90s. san francisco getting close to 80. not too bad but toasty. 85 for oakland. then as you head east to castro valley, you'll run into the 90s. for the north bay, lots of inland 90s. saturday, not the hottest day we have in the seven-day forecast. sunday, san jose 97 which means livermore, morgan hill, maybe 105 for sunday. then slowly cooling through the middle part of the week. but summer is here to stay. going to stick around for a while. >> this camping trip, we'll be outside in the tent. she's be in -- she'll number t

francisco with the thunderstorms developing once again, out to the sierra, especially right at south lake tahoe. and looking at the fog hugging a good portion of the coastline, the clouds are regrouping as we head into the overnight hours. tonight, the forecast story, fog increasing, clear skies inland. tomorrow, morning fog, partly cloudy skies, we'll stick with the scene with cool temperatures for the beaches and some warm numbers inland. overnight lows first thing tomorrow morning, most of the bay out in the 50s, the fog targeting the coast even up in the north bay valleys as well as the bay. could even see a few patches inland. the garlic festival in gilroy tomorrow, the final day, should be beautiful. high clouds moving in. once again, the temperatures in gilroy, approaching the 80s, 85, and the sierra, happening again a repeat performance today. we're watching the moisture because it will increase tomorrow in the form of some upper level clouds moving into the bay area. so for tomorrow morning, cloud cover out there, partly cloudy skies, a batch of high clouds moving in. and then as we ta

dugard was 11 years old when she was grabbed off the street near her home in south lake tahoe. she spent the next 18 years held captive in a backyard near antioch. phillip and nancy garrido pled guilty and are expected to spend the rest of their lives in prison. there are newly released parole records on phillip garrido and shows an upbeat assessment during a check-in with his agent just nine days after they had kidnapped dugard. this file made public yesterday reflects how garrido was able to con agents for years. he was on parole for a 1976 abduction and rape. agents even visited garrido's home while dugard was there. one agent reported that he walked around the antioch house when garrido didn't answer the door but never noticed that backyard prison holding dugard. >>> placing that budget burden on the backs of california college students. how much more they will likely be paying come this fall. that's coming up. >>> and both sides are still digging in their heels over the debt limit. what the president says may suffer most if they don't agree soon. >>> it was certainly a gra

she was 11 years old when phillip and nancy ga ride oh kidnapped her in front of her south lake tahoe home. >> after we were driving for a while i heard the driver say "i can't believe we've got away with it" and he started laughing. i think i blacked out again or something. it was like the most horrible moment of your life. times ten. >> in her interview with abc's diane sawyer the now 31-year- old dugard described how it was like to be kept hid then a back- yard shed near antioch. she later gave birth to two daughters, they weren't found until 2009. phillip garrido was sentenced to 431 years in prison last month. nancy 36 years to life. dugard's mem war, "a stolen life" hits stores tomorrow. >>> u.s. navy divers search for 7 men missing off baja, california. their charter fishing boat sank in the sea of cortez during an unexpected storm:it is in 235 feet of water. the u.s. coast guard has searched about 1400 square miles of ocean and land and the mexican navy asked for help. they'll continue their search at least until tomorrow. >>> arson is believes to be the cause of a fire that s

her on people.com resemble the picture of her at 11, the age when she was kidnapped from her south lake tahoeome. she describes how she was taken while walking to the school bus stop. the ga rios used a stun gun to paralyze her, then bundled her into her car throwing a blanket over her h. when she got to the house near antioch she remembers being handcuffed and forced to take a shower with phillip ga ride oh. she said phillip would get high on drugs before he would indulge in his fan that sees. he even video taped. she says she can't understand why another human being would do what she did. she said the moment she revealed to police her real name was like breaking an evil spell. in her grand jury testimony and in her book dugard says one of the main reasons she stayed with goo reed oh was because she wanted to make sure her two daughters were safe with her and that she was afraid of the outside world. a stolen life goes on sale next week. >> those girls mean everything to her. >> yes, yes. a mother's devotion. >> liz, thanks. >>> well, tonight, a small plane crashed into part of a hospital. i

so if traveling to south lake tahoe, yosemite, las vegas thunderstorms expected this weekend.very isolated for your friday afternoon but going to become pretty likely on saturday and sunday and scattered in nature for the tahoe yosemite area. that very same moisture will bring us some high cloud over the next come el days. so look for fog in the morning along the coast locally inland. temperatures mainly in the 50's except at antioch we are expecting low of 60 degrees. here's are the highs for your friday in the south bay yes for san jose. 82 degrees this santa clara a.mid 80's for cupertino campbell los gatos. 87 degrees. beautiful day on the peninsula. 76 in san mateo o. 81 for palo alto, mountain view, low to mid 60's right near the coast and the fog will be around so temperatures not changing whole lot near the beaches. downtown san francisco 66 degrees. sunset district 63 you will see lingering fog well in the afternoon. look at the high for the north bay. 82 in santa rosa. 87 for calistoga. the ukiah up to 98 degrees. lack at this. coastal area in the 60's. from 60 to 98

in her first televised interview dugard is describing the moment she was snatched off a south lake tahoe street by phillip and nancy garrido. dugard remembers walking up the hill from her home and being paralyzed by a stun gun. she remembers waking up in the back of a car with nancy garrido holding her down. when asked why she wrote a book about her experiences this is what she said "why not look at it? stare it down until it can't scare you anymore? i didn't want there to be any more secrets ." dugard had two daughters with garrido. both phillip and nancy garrido are in prison serving time for rape and kidnapping. jaycee dugard is now 31 years old. >>> at 8:00 this morning president obama has scheduled a press conference, his second in less than a week to update negotiations on raising the u.s. debt limit. now the president and congressional negotiators have agreed to meet every day until they reach a deal. they met for 75 minutes last night. on august 2nd deadline fast approaching. >> i was just ahead of that point. if they don't act then we face catastrophic damage to the american eco

what you'll find here is multiple lightning strikes across south lake tahoe, right on down to yosemiteas well. we're in fire season right now. all it takes is a few lightning strikes and we could see a few isolated wildfires that could pop up over the weekend with the scattered thunderstorms that are going to stay in the forecast as we head throughout sudden and also for sunday. it doesn't look like we'll get much activity in the bay area. the humid flow around high pressure is going to keep that possibility of thunderstorms. we'll call it warm here for saturday with a few 90s inland. definitely not going to be a record-setting heat. no triple digits. for sunday once again, we'll keep the possibility here of mountain thunderstorms with it. so as we continue through tonight, we will see the fog building up at the coastline. and for 6:00 a.m., patchy fog for the north bay, peninsula, and for the coastline. not looking at widespread cloud cover here for the east or the south bay to start. however, with that humidity in place, it looks like we could see some cloud cover move up from the so

closer to the bay area temperatures close to 100 in ukiah. 84 for south lake tahoe.a temperatures, 80s for san jose, 68 around san francisco. 74 in northland. 93 in vacaville. 100 near sacramento. watch out for a slight risk of thunder. >> the giants move on to cincinnati for a weekend series with the reds. carlos beltran suited up for the first game as a giant. had a rough night against the phillies, he went 0 for 4. he did make a spectacular catch tearing up the turf. tim lincecum finally took the mound. he had to sit out because of a stomach bug. in the seventh a score on a bad throw. the giants won, 4-1. the a's welcomed the minnesota twins to the coliseum today at 7:05. five runs in the first inning. the rays came back, scoring seven runs in the seventh inning. 10-8. 49ers have a new kicker. they signed former eagles david acres. he replaces joe nedny. and michael crabtree going to miss four to six weeks of training camp because he injured his foot during player-only workouts. he has never played in a preseason game. he held out and suffered a neck injury last y

. >>> it's been 20 years since jaycee dugard was snatched off the streets of south lake tahoe.fter being found alive two years ago she is telling her story. good evening, i'm alan wang. a lot of people are waiting to hear the details in prime time special here on abc7 including the people of antioch that were shocked to learn she was being held with philip and nancy carrido. cecilia vega joins us with more. >> reporter: the shock has gone away in the neighborhood but unanswered questions. she is now 31 years old and she wrote a book that details the ordeal "the stomp life."

"dugard was only 11 years old when she was grabbed off the street near her home in south lake tahoe.he spent the next 18 years held captive in a backyard near antioch. phillip and nancy garrido pleaded guilty and are expected to spend the rest of their lives in prison. >>> 4:45. the heat is on across the country. >> crazy all the time. >> it's awful. >> why this summer scorcher could get even worse. >> you could see the truck drivers are driving slower. >> life in the slow lane. why california truckers are easing up on their speeds. we'll be right back. >> and as you wake up this morning, you will see some low clouds and fog, a little bit of drizzle on the coastline as you take off and make your way to the east. a little bit better weather as we make our way to chicago where we are going to see partly sunny skies and temperatures that are certainly warmer. high of 81 in the windy city. continuing to go even farther east we are going to warm it up even more in new york, 94 and mostly sunny skies. we'll have a full look at your extended fork here in the bay area when we come back. ,, ♪

but we had numerous thunderstorms developing from mammouth to south of lake tahoe. over 1700 lightning strike were reported. there was some hail and some rain accompanying that south lake tahoe saw isolated shower an hour or 2 ago. as we make plans for the weekend, about you are going to be seeing more of the thovrments temperatures rate now in the 50's for the north bay. also for san francisco. most of the rest of the bay area in the 60's apartment i don't care 71 rate now. coastal fog local inland mild to warm for the weekend. high clouds are heading in this weekend so the difference that you are going to see this weekend will be l sub tropical moisture moving our way. that's what setoff the thunderstorms in the sierra nevada and that continues to stream in. so really this has been the cut off today. sierra nevada seeing the thunderstorms developing and once again tomorrow afternoon and sunday afternoon we see the sierra storms firing off this weekend so keep this in mind from tahoe to yosemite to las vegas we see this happen again. but some of the moisture is actu

. >>> well, a reminder for campers after a bear wandered in a tent last weekend in south lake tahoe.say a picnic table covered with food is just too enticing for bears. the league is reminding campers to use reinforced food boxes and to keep the sweet-smelling toiletries at home. if a bear does show up. >> you do yell at them pherosly and they ran off. they are scared. >> they say the bear that entered the tent was tracked down and killed. >> a sailboat stolen in berkeley back with tase at&t owner and the suspected thief is backf in kutv. the owner says the 25-feet sailboat was taken from the berkeley marina last night. police later spotted the suspected thief carrying a 3- gallon gas can from the boat. high tide this afternoon freed the boat and the boat was not damaged. >> bank of america customers were treated today to a free day at the museum. several bay area museums offered free admission to anyone with a bank of america card. chabot space and science center, the young museum and zeum children's museum are just a few of the ones offering free admission to card holders. the offe

just 11 years old when garrido a convicted sex offender kidnapped her on her way to school in south lake tahoe. she was forced to live in a backyard prison. >> i'm trying to imagine how were you coping. i'm trying to imagine. >> i don't know. i can't imagine being beaten to death. i can't imagine being kidnapped and raped. you just do what you have to do to survive. >> garrido would occasionally eat down from his house. workers have questions, too. >> curiosity. >> just to see how she is doing now. >> and the house where it happened. >> i want to hear her side and why she didn't try to leave. i am real interested in that. >> neighbors say a number of people have been by to inquiry about buying house but once they find out its history they walk away. right now it remains a painful memory for that neighborhood. >> you can watch the entire interview with jaycee dugard here tonight. two hour prime time special begins at 9:00. you can tweet diane during the program. send a tweet at diane sawyer and add the tag at jcabc to the questions. >>> a shootout in richmond that left three people dead is bein

in 1976, he targeted three women, all in south lake tahoe.espite this pattern he was never considered a suspect in the jaycee dugard case. this video of a parol officers visit to the house shows nancy heckling the agent and garrido taking control of the tour. keeping agents away from the area where dugard and her children were hidden. there were 60 visits but none of them noticed something suspicious. this piece of paper where jaycee dugard wrote down her name and her mothers finally identified herself as the girl kidnapped on the way to school in 1979. the inability to connect the dots for 18 years will be discussed in august at the capital. a way to find these tragedies from happening again. >>> jaycee dugard's book went on sale today. it's been sáeling well in the -- it's been selling well in the bay area. in the book she writes about the 18 years she spent in captivity and how the births of her two daughters gave her reason to live. >>> we have posted all of the new documents and video on our website ktvu.com. just look for the latest sto

from south lake tahoe to yosemite down towards las vegas this is going to be the case.s monsoonal moisture getting repeated again on sunday. and some of the moisture is actually going to move its way out towards the san benito areas so isolated showers or thunderstorms may develop here. and sunday morning so if you're traveling to that area, on sunday just keep this in mind. temperatures into 50s tonight except for antioch, 61 degrees and we'll see fog filling into valleys as well like napa and santa rosa starting to push in towards oakland area. tomorrow afternoon, looking for temperatures into upper 70s to mid-80s, 80 in san jose, close to normal at this time of the year. 79 santa clara. 84 in saratoga. you'll see some high clouds moving in filtering the sun at times. and 77 degrees in palo alto and redwood city. coastal areas, stuck in fog but there may be sunny breaks. 64 degree hz in half moon bay. some of you like the fog, right? downtown san francisco, 66 degrees, 63 into the sunset district. north bay, 90s in clear lake. 63 in stintson beach. 76 degrees in santa

looking at these pictures of an already jam packed south lake tahoe. >> it's going to be crazy because there's a lot of cars coming up. >> reporter: it's proving hard to believe that a few days ago our weather was this. >> yesterday was winter but looks like it's going to be full on summer. >> reporter: the late start of summer had some business like anderson's bike rental struggling big time. >> we had the worse start in 33 years. it snowed until the first week in june, memorial day was a flop. all through april and may. really cold, wet stuff. >> reporter: now with big crowds already escaping a big turn around in temperatures in the valley, lake tahoe businesses are banking on just a big a turn around in their business this holiday weekend. >> absolutely this will be the biggest weekend we have had yesterday. >> it'll be nuts. with the high lake level and not a lot of beaches, it's going to be crazy. >> reporter: we're not just talking the typical warm weather. there's the ski resorts opening for skiing or tubing this weekend because there is still enough snow up there in the mountai

survivor jaycee dugard showed her courage after recounting the 18 years she was kidnapped from south lake tahoelast night, dugard told her survival story to diane sawyer saying garrido constant sexual abuse wasn't the worst of it. >> but, once you get used to that, it would be the unknown that was more terrifying than doing something, at least i knew what was going to happen. >> all night long you would think what he was going to do to you. >> i'll be good knowing it was terrifying. >> despite more than 60 visits by parole and probation agents over the years, her rescue only came after philip garrido brought the two daughters to the u.c. berkeley campus where a campus police officer were one of two people that uncovered her real identity. that officer wants was on the show with john alston. >> still alive. there is still hope. >> one of people who fulfilled that hope and saved jaycee dugard is u.c. berkeley police officer who watched the interview from her east bay home. >> a little bit of nausea hearing what really happened to her and in her words. but also just overwhelming pride at how stron

in 1976, he targeted three women, all in south lake tahoe. but despite this pattern he was never considered a suspect in the jaycee dugard case. this video of a parol officers visit to the house shows nancy heckling the agent and garrido taking control of the tour. keeping agents away from the area where dugard and her children were hidden. there were 60 visits but none of them noticed something suspicious. this piece of paper where jaycee dugard wrote down her name and her mothers finally identified herself as the girl kidnapped on the way to school in 1979. the inability to connect the dots for 18 years will be discussed in august at the capital. a way to find these tragedies from happening again. >>> jaycee dugard's book went on sale today. it's been sáeling well in the -- it's been selling well in the bay area. in the book she writes about the 18 years she spent in captivity and how the births of her two daughters gave her reason to live. >>> we have posted all of the new documents and video on our website ktvu.com. just look for the late

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 who worked for us fell shame fully short of those standards. >> lost in an epidemic of criminal activity in

mainly targeting areas south of lake tahoe and by tomorrow night at this time, we'll be talking about low clouds and fog. tomorrow morning, 56-58 degrees. by 12:00. coastal fog and by 4:00, partly cloudy skies and temperatures ranging from the upper 50s to right around 60 for the beaches, warmest locations inland approaching mid-to upper 80s, oakland 70, san jose, 79 and fang tops out at 65 degrees. >> >> here's a look ahead to the five-day forecast. really not much change. low clouds and fog. at least in the morning hours, heather and ken, i like to talk about a big change in temperatures. cool down, i don't have it for tonight, pretty much stablizing, 80s inland and 60s for the coast. we'll make it more exciting tomorrow. >> >> a's try to keep their bats hot as they battle the twins at the coliseum. >> >> giants, will they try to shake off last night's innings. the highlights, next in sports wrap. up . and a mobility app to stay connected with their business. so they can run the office... even when they're not in the office. call at&t and see what we can do for you. with unlimited v

the data she was kidnapped off of this road in south lake tahoe, she said she was forced to undress and take a shower with a look garrido along with his wife were part of the kidnapping. within one week, the raids began. an excerpt from her book she writes about it been forced to wear handcuffs when she went to bed in an area behind his house. she says the city puts handcuffs on me and the gaffer on them so they won't hurt so much, within weeks she was being raped, repeatedly and he eventually bear to children as to why she did not escape, she says he gave her the image of the world as a scary place made up of pedophiles and rapists. i have come to realize that this is not true. looking back at her time in their household she writes i would do all again, the most precious thing in the world came out of it, my daughters. it was old daughter says she set up to make it through the ordeal one for daughters and 13, one of the miss 163 we do not have their names and pictures of that is for their own privacy. >> are phillip and nancy garrido in jail? does she say anything about them? >> i beli

you see just to the south of lake tahoe there, we had all that moisture creeping in. yeah, kind of a muggy day. we even have showers and thunderstorms possible in the south bay today. temperatures overall are going to be a little bit cooler. 7 that's it for san mateo, 92 benicia, better than the 100 degree weather we were dealing with in the last couple of days. 92 in concord and san ramon. as we head through the week we lose that monsoonal moisture, so it will start to feel better as we head through friday and saturday. just a couple of muggy days to get through before that. all right. let's get you through some construction and to work on time this morning. we're following traffic for you. no accidents. great news on hump day morning. we do have a few construction zones, though, that could slow you down. they are out there working hard. highway 1 and devil's slide, one-way traffic control until 7:00 a.m. show you how the flow is moving on the bay bridge. metering lights off as you can imagine. it's only 4:40 in the morning as you can see here. little more volume than

she walked to her school bus stop near her home in south lake tahoe in california.e was trapped 120 miles away from her home in this man's backyard in san francisco. philip garrido, convicted sex offender, repeatedly he used her, raped her, fathered her two daughters. the first baby 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

temperatures south lake tahoe in the 70s. 9:s in-- 90s inland for us. 95 antioch. 76 oakland. 80 fremont to mid 90s. 82 santa clara. 77 san mateo. 62 daly city but 68 in san francisco. it lookalikes a cooler pattern takes place over the weekend. >>> a texas firefighter falls to his death during a baseball game. come ugh up in -- coming up in three minutes we will go to arlington for more on this tragedy during last nights a's game against the texas rangers. >>> plus how what you can eat may help in the search for missing nursing student mark ibanez -- michelle le. >>> i will tell you more about the traffic and weather coming up. i know you're worried about making your savings last and having enough income when you retire. that's why i'm here -- to help come up with a plan and get you on the right path. i have more than a thousand fidelity experts working with me so that i can work one-on-one with you. it's your green line. but i'll be there every step of the way. call or come in and talk with us today. >>> good morning, to you. welcome back. here's a quick look at some of the top stories

and 74 around south lake tahoe. around the bay area, we will see temperatures ranging from the 80s.ose southward, pretty comfortable 70s for oakland. 60s around san francisco. so cool for the peninsula and coastline. north bay temperatures ranging from the 70s southward. but 90s as you get away from the marine influence, getting up to lake port. your microclimates around the bay area. take your pick. but next week, thursday and friday, we could see mid to upper 90s around the bay area. so comfortably cool right now. everyone around the rest of the country i think is jealous of the weather here in the bay area. >> you might need to screen your phone calls if you have friends and family especially on the east coast because they're miserable. >> we had the a's and yankees game. it started at 100 degrees out there at the ballpark. it was just really scorching hot throughout the day. >> we have more on the heat wave that is settling over the eastern seaboard. curt gregory has more on the misery for millions of people. >> reporter: record-setting heat made the big apple broil. >> like fir

probably up to sacramento and chico and redding for the afternoon. 101 around you kye yarks south lake tahoeat 83. around the bay area, 80s around san jose. 90s around morgan hill. fairfield the warmest with 84 for petaluma and 86 for truckee, toasty for the afternoon. the next few days staying warm inland, thn we cool off next week. >> the giants are in philly again today and tim lincecum feeling better he's going to take the mound. last night it was matt cain pitching, throwing a solid seven innings, giving up one run. not a big deal when the team scores two. giants win that, 2-1. the win wasn't the big story for the giants. no. everybody talking trades. san francisco giving up top pitching prospect zach wheeler in exchange for carlos beltran. we're told that beltran could be in tonight's game against the phillies. the giants acquired a big bat, the a's getting their bats going, combine for 13 runs yesterday, nine in the fourth inning. it's all they needed. oakland beat the rays 13-4, two teams play again at 12:35 today in oakland. >> now that the nfl lockout is over teams will get back to

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. "today in the bay's" christie smith live in oakland with more on the story. good morning.

dugard was only 11 when she was grabbed off the street near her home in south lake tahoe.he then spent the next 18 years held captive in a backyard near antioch. phillip and nancy garrido pled guilty and will spend the rest of their lives in prison. >>> a private funeral service in palm desert, california, for former first lady betty ford. first lady michelle obama is expected to attend along with former first lady nancy reagan, hillary clinton and her husband former president bill clinton. ford, the wife of late president gerald ford, died on friday at the age of 93. >>> and another court appearance in london, england today for wikileaks founder julian assange. he is fighting extradition to sweden where he is accused of rape and molestation. assange's supporters say it's politically motivated. >>> an online sales tax war could be headed for the ballot box war. why amazon wants to you have the final say. plus this. >> we might as well do it now, pull off t band-aid. >> takes two to tango. >> the back and forth is getting more heated, but no debt deal in washington. how pre

but by then, she was living with her daughter in south lake tahoe, working as a waitress.ou know, hometown girl jaycee dugard kidnapped years earlier was found. >> the community was just buzzing all over the place with joy. and i was happy for her. but it triggered a lot of my own personal memories. how come i didn't get found. and i felt still missing. >> so once again, charged up with determination, she launched a fresh attempt. turns out there's such a thing as adult adoption. find someone to adopt her, and even if she couldn't find her parents, at least she could get an official identity and birth certificate and thus a passport. a friend offered to adopt her, so pepper and friend applied and waited. and something quite amazing happened. someone in that great california bureaucracy did some research. a law apparently actually talked to pepper, asked her questions, hauled out records not readily available online. all pepper could offer were the names bob and bobby, and the date of her birth. and somehow, buried among all those files in all their hundreds of millions, a