meet 64-year-old diane stretton.he family says they fired the live-in nanny after they claim she quit work around the house, complained of health problems, and spent nearly all day locked behind this door. and if i want to see this room, you won't let me inside? >> we can't let you inside. this is now by court, by law, this is her domain. >> even though it's in your house? >> even though it's in our house. we can't go in there. we can't open the door. we're off limits to a section of our own house. >> stretton wasn't in the bedroom when we visited, and wouldn't return our calls. but watch what happened when television station kcbs was rolling as her father served her with court papers. >> why won't you leave? >> we have that clip of her not talking to the reporter. when you guys ask her to leave, what does she say to you? >> she smiles and shuts the door on me. >> really? >> really. >> the nanny moved in back in march after responding to this craigslist ad seeking a nanny in exchange for free room and board. >> i've

they fired their nanny diane stretton three weeks ago, but stretton refuses to go. >> in this situation, you feel so helpless. you feel victimized. >> they hired her back in march after she answered this craigslist ad, seeking a nanny to care for three kids in exchange for room and board. the family says she was great at first, but then complained of health problems and simply locked herself in her room all day. so now, the family has put a

they fired their nanny diane stretton three weeks ago, but stretton refuses to go. >> in this situation, you feel so helpless. you feel victimized. >> they hired her back in march after she answered this craigslist ad, seeking a nanny to care for three kids in exchange for room and board. the family says she was great at first, but then complained of health problems and simply locked herself in her room all day. so now, the family has put a bike lock on the refrigerator. >> i do it tight so she can't even stick her hand in there and try pull things out. >> reporter: and taken the nanny to court to evict her. but stretton says she's a tenant and has all the rights that come with it. stretton has not commented and just watch what happened when kcbs was rolling on wednesday night as the father served her with court papers. legal experts say the eviction process could take weeks, maybe months. ryan owens, abc news, upland, california. >>> and in washington state tonight, a very strange break-in at the governor's office, caught on multiple surveillance cameras. two young women are seen climb

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so not too long ago, june 6, stretton was fired.ut as you see, this nanny isn't leaving and has threatened to sue the family if she is forced out of the family's home. and a judge just ruled in the nanny's favor. this is all based on a technicality. >> she wouldn't do anything. she stayed in her room 90% of the day, so i really did try to work with her. and she just stayed in her room all day. so i told her, you know, either you perform or you have got to leave. >> if you're confused over this one, sara sidner is going to help us understand. she is live outside the family home there. we hope. in upland, california. sarah, this is kind of nuts. how did the judge side with the nanny? >> reporter: here's the thing. there are rules here in california. and basically, what we're seeing are tenant rules. when she got this job, she made their home her mommy. her residence. and so now what the courts have basically said and what the sheriff's department has told the family, you have to go through legal proceedings. you have to go through the

the bracamonte family says the 64-year-old diane stretton was great with their three kids. after a few weeks, she stopped working. she stayed confined in her room, saying she can't work because of a heart condition. she refuses to leave. and police say they can't legally remove her. stretton is threatening to sue the family for wrongful firing and elder abuse, even as she remains under their roof. we sit down with the family later this morning on "good morning america." >>> breaking news involving shia labeouf. he is under arrest after being hauled out of a broadway show in handcuffs. the arrest, caught in this shot being shared on instagram. witnesses say the star was smoking cigarettes and being disruptive during a performance of "cabaret." he was charged with two counts of disorderly conduct and one count of criminal trespassing. this is the latest in a string of legal troubles for the former disney star. >>> and a different kind of trouble for police north of grand rapids, michigan. a 20-year-old man, apparently on drugs, jumped on to the hood of their cruiser, breaking

stretton wouldn't talk to us either.argued she is a tenant with all the legal protections that come with it. >> i think that she actually spends her day trying to ruin people's lives. misery loves company. >> reporter: ryan owens, abc news. >> i can't get enough of that. it's just crazy to me. >> it's nuts. it should be a reality tv show. >> it really should be. the problem is for parents who are trying to look for a nanny, this case, they put an ad on facebook, they checked her references, which is a reasonable thing to do, and nothing turned up. turns out "people" magazine did an investigation. they found out that her name is attached to more than a dozen cases in southern california. >> there's always a paper trail. >> my gosh. how do you find that when you are trying to hire someone? not easy. >> you're taking a chance. >> there should be an app for background checks for nannies. >>> well, coming up, team usa gears up for a big game tomorrow afternoon. what america's coach is now telling his players' families who cam

it appears stretton finally did leave that house. she was seen last night in her car outside of the upland police department. had he hid niradash cover refusing to speak to reports. >>> the stockton felon who got a lot of attention for a flattering mugshot has a hollywood agent. jeremy meeks was held on $1 million bail for charges and he gained worldwide fame after stockton police posted his mugshot on facebook. his agent is looking at modeling officers and reality show. >>> it was once a muni bus and what the new bus is offering transformation instead of transportation. >>> plus an unmade bed to some, a valuable piece of art to others. the price people are willing to pay for it. >>> a reminder that you get ktvu news to go on your cell phone, download the ktvu app, click the live icon and watch all of our newscasts live. be expect >>> it is something most of us take for granted, but for the homeless, something as simple as a morning shower can be life change. >> ktvu's katie utehs with the place volunteers are getting a clean start.

diane stretton is a legally protective tenant. it's a plot line from "pacific heights."he is there he has rights. >>reporter:she responded to the craiglist ad. she was given free room and board in exchange for the work. stretton quit helping out and spent all day locked behind this door. >> this is now, by court, bylaw this is her domain. >>reporter:the nanny would not return the calls. the father served her with court papererpapers earlier this week. >> she spends her day ruining people's lives. misery moves company. >>reporter:stretton will be their miserable company for a while. it could take months. marry bruce. back to you. >>> thank you, marry. >>> a 12-year-old that hid in his basement missing two are 12 days has been turned over to his mother. charlie bothuel was taken into custody. the boy's father found out that his son was found during a live television interview. >>> two were shot in chester overnight. one was killed. three dozen bullets were fired on west 7 and lloyd streets. the victim that survived is in hospital in serious condition. no arrests have been

in this case, we should point out, stretton is acting as her own attorney.l has not commented to us. we want to make that crystal clear just in case she decides to sue us, too. >> get our lawyers in line. >> the problem is, it takes awhile, um, to evict someone. i mean, because she was invited into the home. that was part of the deal initially. the wheels of justice don't move that quickly. she's clearly using that to her advantage. >> makes me want to go home and give my babysitter a big hug and a kiss. >>> someone else i wouldn't mind giving a hug to is ron claiborne. >> hi, everybody. hi, bianna, dan, sara. we begin with the wild weather across much of the country. in minnesota, heavy and blinding rain adding to the flooding that's devastated that state for days. >>> and in texas and oklahoma, damaging winds september debris flying and damaging roof tops and cars. >>> and a suspected leader of the 2012 attack in benghazi that killed four americans, including the american ambassador appeared in court in washington, d.c. on saturday. ahmed abu khattala pled

they are trying to get stretton to move. after a while she refused to help them out of house.ey have gone court to get her to leave. that process could take months. vetton is fightinstretton is fid saying she's a legal tenant. >>> of course everyone is rating how their team did in the draft am. >>> the sixers ended up with two players last night that won't suit up this season. no, the sixers were not kidding when they said they were building for the future. they don't know when it will pay off. and joelle will need five to eight months. he admits that may have to sit him out outline season. and as for the croatia forward he plays in turkey for the next six years. the sixers fans patience is a virtue. >> how do we bring in players that help us to go forward with a goal that builds something that is championship caliber? it doesn't happen overnight. it's hard to know. it's hard to know. we couldn't have predicted very well at 7:40 last night exactly what might have happened at third pick. >> let's hope he knows who he is doing. if you love baseball you love this. they play four

but diane stretton refuses to leave, saying she's a legally protected tenet. to kick somebody out of your house. >> no, because i've seen it happen so many times. people say, get out. >> reporter: she moved in march, after this craigslist ad seeking a nanny. the arrangement worked for a new months. but that's when mom says she quit helping around the house. and spent nearly all day looked behind this door. if i want to see this room, you won't let me inside. >> we can't let you inside. this is now, by court and by law, this is her domain. >> reporter: stretton wouldn't return our calls. but watch what happened, as kcbs was rolling as the father served her with court papers wednesday night. the family has gone to court, demanding she leave. but the nanny is fighting back. and apparently she likes to sue. diane stretton's name is listed on dozens of civil lawsuits across southern california. >> i think that she actually spends her day trying to ruin people's lives. and misery loves company. >> reporter: they may be miserable for a while. the eviction process cou

diane stretton moved in in march after responding to a crays -- craigslist haed.e out and it would go through august and until they keeping a bike lock ♪ >> you can expect to see more drivers on the road this july 4th holiday. aaa says almost 35 million people nationwide plan to drive 50 miles or more from home. they say more than a half million philadelphia residents are projected to travel, an increase of 1.3% from last year, and 35% more than during the memorial day weekend. >>> "healthcheck" this noon, the recent case of a toddler in georgia dying left in a hot car, bringing attention to that dangerous situation. the nonprofit kids and cars says more than 600 children have died this way since 1990. this happens when the driver fore gets the child is in the car or when kids get into unlocked cars an adult knowing. even if left for short periods of time it is extremely dangerous. saying your car is a greenhouse trapping the sunlight and heat. >>> the "action news" team working on stories for 4:00, and here is alicia vitarelli live in the news room with a look ah

it happened to the bracamonte family, they fired their live-in sitter diane stretton, but she will not leave. she's threatensing to sue them. cops say they can't kick her out until the family goes through the eviction process. >> when i call the police, they are telling me it's a civil matter, and i have to evict her. this lady is welcome in my house any time she wants and eat my food any time she wants, harassing me and i'm not a victim in my home. >> this person is in my house. my kids and my wife are still here, she towers over my wife and kids and i know there's nothing i can do about it. >> is there a metaphor in this for modern american entitlement? >> i was thinking one of the best ways they could get rid of her. she should get a bunch of spiders and put them in her room or put like some rats in there or something that will make her want to leave and they won't have to worry -- >> that's a very good point. their petition is very passive. >> i feel exactly like that woman, i'm fon her on this side. i'm going to lock myself in the corner. >> are you suffering from false imprisonme

stretton stopped working and refused to leave her room and refuses to be fired. police say they can't help either. the family needs to formally evict her. >> i'm now a victim in my own home and it's completely legal. >> the nanny has threatened to sue the couple for wrongful firing and elder abuse. she has been involved in 36 lawsuits before. the family now has to file legal papers to get her out. >>> criminals in ireland thought they found the perfect way to smuggle drugs past security. the inmates used a remote- controlled drone similar to this one to get the drugs inside the dublin prison. two inmates were waiting for that drone. they grabbed the drugs and ran. but the rotor blades got caught on take-off. assuming the prisoners got caught too. >>> a modern-day amelia earhart took off to finish what her namesake started. she departed from the same hangar used by amelia earhart in '37. this is 77 years since amelia earhart disappeared over the south pacific. the modern amelia earhart is paying homage to finish what the original couldn't fish. 17 stops, 14 countr

after a background check they hired diane stretton. at first things were great.64-year-old told the family she suffered from a lung disease and scaled back her duties. >> she watched the kids for me once in a while but it wasn't enough to pay rent and it wasn't a good exchange. >> reporter: eventually the brac bracamon bracamontes fired her and police stepped in. on wednesday she was served with legal papers. she would not answer questions from reporter amy johnson. marcella said she only recently discovered that stretton is on the list of litigators someone who bothers courts with frivolous lawsuits. >> our biggest fear is after she's done with us she might go and do it to someone else. >> cbs news legal analyst jack ford is at the table. some say it may be legal but it's not right. how is it allowed? >> it does sound odd. >> it is. >> the reality is wait a minute, why is it any different than stranger who walks up and sit on your rocking chairi on your porh and refuses to live. the thing is they gave her a place. >> but she was no longer doing her job. >> that'

the family hired diane stretton in march. but she stopped working and was fired.he family had to go to court to evict her. today, they told abc news, her lawyer said she could be out of the house by july 4th. >>> still to come, an annual northern california river party gets out of control. why police and paramedics had to move in. >>> plus, caught on camera. the booming security business that's helping authorities catch criminals in the act. >>> the hottest weather of the next seven days, coming up tomorrow. but tonight, just a spectacular view. heat shields are compromised. we what's that alarm?ures. fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves around you. >>> as the weather heats up, crime goes up. according to the sheriff's department, there's a marked increase of burglaries on the peninsula. thieves are entering through

. >>> a family is trying to get their nanny out of the house. 64-year-old diane stretton was hired towatch their three young chirp and do light earn rands in exchange -- children and do light earns in exchange for room and board. she eventually did not do her duties and was asked to leave. >> i had to call the police to eselect her. she is allowed to eat my food and harass me. i am a victim in my own home and it is completely legal. >> she was seen on friday night parked outside the upland police department. she hid under a cover and refused to speak to reporters. >>> all right. it is a beautiful sunday morning out there. if you want to take advantage of the weather, get it done early. >> do it on the bay or coast. >> especially inland. it is beautiful but it will become quite hot, especially for the inland east bay. mid 90s to a few upper 90s for the afternoon today. how about a look in the south bay. shows has a beautiful -- san jose as a beautiful day coming your way. in a nutshell, five to ten degrees warmer than yesterday with mostly sunny skies. already feeling it this morning.

. >> reporter: the family hire diane stretton in march after a craig's liad for a nanny. then complained the of health problems, and they fired her and asked her to move out. what does she say? >> she smiled and shut the door. >> reporter: in court, she argued she's a tenant, so the eviction process could drag on for weeks or months. ryan owens, upland, california. >> that's crazy. >> background checks are so important. >> even then, might not tell you anything. >> making her bed. >> what's up with that? >> anyway. >> lara, what do you have? >>> morning menu. first in "pop news." why what you wear to bed can determine how happy you are in your marriage. and the new trend to put more protein into your food and how much you really need. >>> and behind the scenes of the b.e.t. awards, kerry washington was there opening up about life as a brand new mom. all that coming up on ""good morning america" live in times square. introducing nexium 24hr. finally, the purple pill, the #1 prescribed acid blocking brand. comes without a prescription for frequent heartburn. get complete pr