then you go back and read the transcript.nd you see what was said, how it was said. >> what do you do for a living? >> i just got out of the military. >> you got out of the military. what branch? >> the navy. >> the navy. and where did you serve in the navy? >> well, i was stationed in washington. >> in washington. >> been deployed like two, three times. >> did you see any action? >> yeah. >> did you go to the war? >> i was the first one to go, when it first happened? >> in iraq? >> yeah. >> now, as a member of the united states military, there's a code of honor. >> uh-huh. >> did you break that code tonight? >> i'd say in some ways, yeah. >> in some ways yes. >> yeah. but in other ways, i would say no because i really haven't, you know, actually -- >> but ronnell, you're a grown man -- >> yeah. >> -- showing up with alcohol to meet a 13-year-old girl home alone. how does that look? >> bad. >> after you reread that transcript, you feel a little less sorry for these guys. >> you say, "well, i'm in for whatever. i'm not scary.

. >>> just two hours ago, the county court released the grand jury transcripts from the dugard case. rita williams is live now in the newsroom where she's been going through more than 100 pages of testimony including some from jaycee dugard herself, rita. >> reporter: until today, dugard's testimony has been secret. but in this just released transcript we hear from her for the first time about what her 18 year ordeal was like. she says the couple she now knows is nancy and phillip garrido zapped her with a stun gun and forced her into a car when she was on her way home. dugard said as the car drove off quote i heard voices in the front and the man said, i can't believe we got away with it. and he started laughing. when she was finally rescued, the officer asked her name and dugard said, i can't tell you because i haven't said my name in 18 years. apparently, dugard details the rapes and other sexual abuse she endured that resulted in her giving birth to two daughters fathered by garrido. >> to release those publicly would further exploit that then 11-year-old girl and her two juvenil

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at that point, one of the officers according to the transcript produced handcuffs. dominique strauss-kahn said, "is that necessary? i have diplomatic immunity." they asked for his passport was. he said it was not in the passport, he has a second passport, and then he asked to speak to someone from the front's consulate -- from the french consulate. later that evening at the police station, in manhattan, he appeared to have changed his position, telling detectives he would not be seeking diplomatic immunity, no, not trying to use that he said. interestingly, dominic strauss- kahn, having spoken to a defense lawyer by phone, told the police i was ready to talk about all of this but my lawyer has advised me not to speak about it. >>> the great financial crisis -- the great financial crisis has affected the european markets. >> so far it is a somber mood in the asian financial markets, looking at the numbers. japan, korea, and austria all flat or lower, everybody looking at what may happen to greece and the prime minister insisting he will stay in power and fight to win

they released the transcript yesterday. dugard said she was walking to a school bus stop near her home when a man she now knows as phillip garrido grabbed her and zapped her with a stun gun. he dragged her into a car where his wife nancy was waiting and drove off laughing. that was the beginning of the little girls long sexual abuse nightmare. >> there are specific details that this court eluded to that are horrendously graphic and i think the courts description was that it's pornographic. >> jaycee dugard said she was raped once a week until she gave birth to phillip garridos two daughters. she says she never once tried to run away in those 18 years because she was afraid of garridos explosive temper. she worried she would pull out that stun gun again. >>> the judges released those transcripts at the end of the sentences day for the garridos. phillip will spend the rest of his life in prison. his wife nancy will do the same. she will not be eligible for a patrol hearing. jaycee dugard was not in the courthouse for yesterda

the transcript in this case was released very late this afternoon.williams live in our newsroom, rita you've been going over that stack of new information. >> reporter: gasia, this 123 grand jury transcript released just about an hour ago is a page turner that reads like a horror novel but this was no fantasy. it's the real life story of jaycee dugard that began with the sweet innocence of an 11- year-old. >> reporter: it says she was walking to a school bus when nancy and phil garrido -- snatched up up the street, zapped her with a stun gun and dragged her in the car. they then covered her on the floorboard and immediately drove her to her house where she was inprisoned in the backyard with tins and sheds for the next 18 years. quote she says, he said he had dover mans and that if i were to run or you know try to do anything, that they would come after me. she continues, i was very scared. i didn't know who he was. i didn't know why he was doing this. i just wanted to go home. during later years she said she didn't know where she would go if she'd h

. >> reporter: this is that grand jury transcript, just released a few hours ago. a judge refused to release 34 more pages why she describes the rape and sexual abuse she endured from phillip that resulted in her giving birth to two daughters. >> there are some specific details tas court illuded to that are horrendously graphic x. the court description was that it is pornographic. >> she says she was walking to a school bus stop near her south lake tahoe home when nancy and phillip zapped her with a stun gun, put her in a car and took them to her house where she was held captive for 18 years. she said as the car drove off quote i heard voices in the front. the man said i can't believe we got away with it. and he started laughing. she says that the sexual abuse started right away. questions from the prosecutors three years is when you became pregnant and you ultimately had a baby? >> jaycee yeah. in that span of time i finally met his wife. i don't remember how i found out but i remember back in the studio room and he comes in with his wife and introduces me to her.

the prosecutor and the attorneys did not want the transcripts to be made public.lease a book sometime next month. . eight days from now it will be 20 years when she was kidnapped. we'll give you further information when guido's enter court. >> time now is 832 a m >> i'll look out at mt. tam , looking out over the bay. mostly cloudy showers chances this morning maybe some parts of east they will get rain. the rain will start on friday and continue over the weekend. if you're out in brentwood it is starting out there right now. this is the system that rolled through the bay area's yesterday, little bit of clearing today. this is the heavy system out in the bay that we are keeping an eye on or now. light rains in the morning possibly tomorrow. 3:00 p.m. a light rain began and as we push the clock into saturday 11 a.m. wide spread it rain. not sure if many softball or league games will be able to be played. rain on into sunday and possibly into monday morning. temperatures in the upper off '40's low 50s around the area. warming up later on in the afternoon in the uppe

for accuracy and facilitated transcription, the copies were given to this commission and other interested. thank you. >> the next speaker? >> i am and retired animal keeper from the zoo. i would like to thank the general manager for inviting me to this event for former employees. i was at the grand parlor by was unable to attend. after i signed my papers i received a notice saying that i could receive a certificate from -- for appreciation. they seemed surprised when i said i was interested and said they would do this at a future date. i received a call that this would be done at the next meeting, and i returned to the city, and was surprised that the morning of the meeting, i was told that this was not in effect and would not be offered. my actual motivation in asking for that privilege was that i wish to thank the commissioners present, and fall -- past commissioners

. >> fourth chief transcripts -- for a free transcripts, visit us aon our website. >> index, the speech by canada's governor o. then another chance to see "q&a" with guest james grant. >> this weekend, we talk about reporting for the "new york times" and the 19 60's and the 1970's. we will look back 50 years of america's failed attempt to overthrow the castro regime at the bay of pigs. the british house of commons is in recess. the questions returned wednesday june 8, 2011. we will show you the broadcasting corporations to our coverage of the speech. the prime minister steven harper is returning to officer. he outlined the priorities of this government for the next year. he delivered it to a joint session of the canadian government in ottawa. this marks the official opening of the newly elected parliament and focuses on canada's economic education plan. -- canada's economic plan. -- canada's economic plan.

i just want to thank sf gov tv for taping this early in the morning and making the transcripts available on-line. we have only one item on today's agenda, which we had heard last thursday. please call item one. >> item 1. charter amendment (third draft) to amend the charter of the city and county of san francisco by -- regarding city retirement benefits and health care benefits. commissioner kim: because we heard this item last week, we are just going to hear public comment. please line up if you have any public comment. good morning. -- >> good morning. i have a question for the board for which i have no -- i do not think i will get an answer. why should we expect our representatives to do any more to live up to this agreement than you have in the past? the reason i say that is, in past years, boards of supervisors have entered into negotiations with city employees on retirement, the different things that accrue over the years, and they made commitments to those city employees, saying we would give you this and that. they entered into what i considered bad faith agreements. in that same

. >> the judge released those transcripts after they were sentenced. phillip will spend his life in prison. nancy will spend the same. her mother read her emotional statement in the courtroom. her angry words were directed mostly at phillip. she said i hated every second of every day of 18 years because of you and the sexual perversion you forced on him. >>> this morning president obama will visit am chrysler plant in -- a chrysler plant in ohio. coming up at 5:15 we will have a live report from our washington, d.c. newsroom with why the president feels confident that the government bailout of auto makers was money well spent. >>> well, in less than a half an hour the labor department releases the unemployment report for may and most economists are forecasting disappointing numbers. some expect the numbers to show fewer than 100,000 new jobs were created which would create a rise in the national unemployment rate. still others say the new job numbers will be between 100 and 150,000. that would still be a sharp drop from the recent average of 230,000 ne

a judge released a transcript hours after sentencing her two kidnappers.said she was walking to a bus stop near her tahoe home when the man knowned phillip garrido grabbed her and zapped her with a stun gun and dragged her into a car where his wife nancy was waiting. and they started laughing. that was the beginning of the little girl's long nightmare. >> there are detail thalts court alluded to that are horrendously graphic. i think the court's description was that it's pornographic. >> jaycee dugard said she was raped at least once a week until she gave birth to phillip garrido's two daughters and described that backyard prison near antioch. she said she never once tried to run away in 18 years of captivity because she was afraid of regard regard's explosive temper and was worried he would pull out his sthun gun again or send his dogs to attack her. >>> the judge released the transcript at the end of the sentencing for the garridos. phillip garrido will spend the rest of his life in pries son. his wife will likely do the same. she will not be eligible fo

newly released grand jury transcript to uncover mystery about kidnapping and two-decade imprisonment of jaycee dugard. >> i'm terry mcsweeney in san francisco at the scene of a tragedy. house fire that took the life of a san francisco firefighter left another in critical condition. we will have the latest on the cause and what killed the firefighter. coming up in a live report. >> flight departure delays reported out of houston and laguardia. everybody else flying on time. beth! hi. looking good! you've lost some weight. thanks! you noticed! you know these clothes are too big now, so i'm donating them. nogoing back the again. good for you! how'd you do i eating right, whole grain. whole grain? whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't... multigrain cheerios has five whole grains and 110 lightly sweetened calories per serving... more grains. less you! multigrain cheerios. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> 6:29. wall street is starting trading with the ripping of the opening bell on friday.

at least the congressman has not had to suffer the indignity of newscasters reading allowed the transcripts of his tawdry correspondents. >> there have been new messages that have been revealed between congressman anthony weiner and a nevada blackjack dealer. here's some of those tawdry texts that were going between the two of them. >> jon: until now. >> hey, sexy, sorry i've been away from the computer so long. so what are you wearing? >> that's right out of my playbook. [laughter] >> jon: by the way, his playbook is so lame, that's a line he uses on women in person. so... what are you wearing? uh, it's my wendy's uniform. >> nice. >> jon: kilmeade likey. one of the newly released texts did catch my eye, if i may, anthony weiner: mark me an offer i can't refuse. lady in question: to get us in the mood, first we watch back-to-back episodes of "the daily show" and "the colbert report." [cheers and applause] what mood are they going to get into? [laughter] unfortunately they continued. "or if this is not your thing, we can just get drunk and have mad, passionate sex." weiner, "why choose. wit

we just got hold of the transcripts from the trial. lisa?o vicki. >> what we heard was gruesome enough but there is new information can you give us a sense? and >> and even with a lot of the pages taken out more because the judge consider them to be pornographic content they are fleeing a quick thing. and they are detailed account of her life from the moment she was inducted---subducted to win her and her daughters were found. --aren't conducted air and then when her and her brothers were found in. we heard him the lasting in saying i cannot believe we got away with it. >> that is horrifying. >> see also described how being tone her when she got to their home how'd there were dogs that would supposedly attack current she tried to escape, he is he told a and a heartbreaking way about being afraid to leave because she did not know where to go. >> was there anything that came our about nancy and her culpability in all of this? lisa? ok, we have lost her, they can very much. today, the sentencing comes about 20 years after jaycee dugard was abdu

the committee would like to acknowledge the staff at sfgtv, who record the meetings in the transcripts available online. i want to thank jennifer and nona. are there any announcements? >> yes, the items on the agenda today will go to the full board on tuesday, june 28, unless otherwise indicated. supervisor kim: thank you. please call item one. >> sent to consider appointing one member, a term ending january 21, 2013, to the veterans affairs commission. there is one seat and one applicant. supervisor kim: i believe the one applicant has withdrawn her application. >> that is correct. supervisor kim: thank you. we will open it up for public comment. seeing none, public, disclosed. is there a motion to file this item? without opposition, this motion is not file. madam clerk, call item two. >> considering appointed one member, a term ending december 31, 2011, to the western soma citizens planning task force. there's one seat and one applicant. supervisor kim: the clerk's office informed us that this appointment does not require a hearing, because it is an appointment by the district 6 supe

the judge released those transcripts. phillip garrido will spend the rest of his life in prison. his wife nancy will likely have the same. jaycee dugard was not in the eluder are doe courthouse but she had her mother read her emotional statement. her angry words were directed mostly at phillip garrido. she said quote i hated every second of every day of 18 years because of you and the sexual perversion you forced on me. >>> economists are expecting disappointing numbers in the may jobs report to be released in a short time. some estimate fewer than 150,000 jobs were added last month. that would be a sharp drop from the 230,000 jobs added in the three previous months. the jobs report for may is due out at 5:30 this morning. >>> let's check in with sal for a look at traffic. good morning, sal. >> good morning, pam. traffic is doing well around the bay area. we can show you that the east shore freeway is looking good. the morning commute is moving along nicely getting out to the mccarthur maze. and if you are driving to san jose or to 280 or 101 that traffic is off to a nice start.

the transcripts indicate that it was responsive to community concerns and required that some of them to close. they require the conditions that the patio doors are closed after 10:00 tonight. although the terms impact and mitigation our terms under -- with specific meetings, they are used in general and planning and are not limited to use only in the ceqa context. additional conditions of approval go above and beyond what was required. the department conducted a thorough analysis of the project under the guidelines. it is importance to keep in mind that this is located in a neighborhood commercial zoning district. this is located along a street with existing high ambient noise levels. the entertainment commission has conducted readings and concluded that the project is operating with a noise ordinance levels. although the noise impact determined was less than significant, the planning commission chose to adopt additional conditions of approval to address community concerns about noise. for reasons stated previously, the determination complies with the requirements and the project is

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we've obtained an audio transcript. it isn't exactly what what he said. "people have separated their similarings of the regime and their estimation of the president, that people still have a love and respect. many people still have a love and respect for the president but they do not have a love and respect for the regime." now clearly the phrase "many people still have a love and respect for the president" is not quite the same as saying president al assad is still highly loved and appreciate by syrians. on the other hand it's not that much different. the congressman is underfire for making the trip at all. he won't answer questions about who paid for the trip, by the way, when asked by the cleveland plain dealer. but making this trip at a time when assad is massacring his own people. opposition groups say he was duped into giving the regime legitimacy. the congressman claims he met not just with the government with the dictator but with oppositions as figures as well. but he want allowed to go to the regions where people have been shot to death in the s

the sentencing the judge is going to hold another hearing on whether or not to release grand jury transcripts that include testimony from dugard. >>> today hayward police will focus on cell phone calls as they step up their search for a missing nursing student. there is now evidence someone was making cell phone calls on michelle le's phone the day after she disappeared. the 26-year-old was last seen friday night heading to a parking garage in hayward. police found her locked honda suv a few blocks away. investigators have also identified some persons of interest in her disappearance and have served at least four search warrants. >>> time now 6:04. how did the obama administration handle last year's bp oil spill off the gulf coast? a hearing on capitol hill will start in about 25 minutes from now some republican lawmakers plan to criticize the response to that crisis. coming up at 6:15 we'll bring you a live report from our washington d.c. newsroom. you'll hear some of the comments from the head of the committee holding that hearing this morning. >>> the united states and pakistan forming a j

the sexual exchanges she had with the congressman, why not publish -- why not read on the air the transcripts of the e-mails with this other woman from vegas, the radaronline published, some of which are very graphicplicexplicit. you're drawing the line, but i'm not sure i see the distinction. >> i have to see that line. >> did you turn it down? >> yes. i have to see the line for myself. to me, the pattern of behavior as a leader, him going after my colleague, jonathan carl, whom i have tremendous respect for as i know you do as well, saying how dare you ask me these questions, i'm a victim. and then i don't see any governmental side to the investigation of the hacking. it made us look at it. he is an elected leader. he's a strong voice within that party. he has to have credibility. and that was worth going after. >> the fact that weiner not only lied to the media repeatedly, how dare you to some extent, in a way justifies the story because journalists don't like being lied to. he helped put it in play. >> the people can't have that happen from their leaders. that's one of our main jobs here,

the sealed transcripts were released hours after the sentencing. chris pickle with what the documents revealed about how the dugards managed to keep her captive. a warning some of the detail is quite graphic. >> reporter: her ordeal started in her lake tahoe neighborhood. her testimony revealing at first she thought the man was going to ask for directions, instead he used a taser to kidnap her. suddenly his hand shot out and i felt tingling and i'm in the bushing trying to go back and someone is dragging me. subdued in the back of his car the 1-year-old heard him laughing saying to his wife, i can't believe we got away with it. for the first year she was kept locked up alone in a room in a backyard hide out. eventually they started spending sometime with her, watching tv, even sleeping in the same room. for three years phillip raped her weekly until she got pregnant. according to her after having her first daughter phillip continued to rape her but left frequently. he knew i was really scared about getting pregnant again. he said he just couldn't h

in the exhibit that contains the planning commission hearing transcript, there was -- a motion to have a one year review, but when they made the motion it did not make it into the memo. >> commissioner garcia: thank you. >>> commissioner peterson: did you list that -- can you tell me what page? >> it would be toward the end of the brave. >> commissioner peterson: the listing that you were running through at the end. >> that the bifold doors remain closed. >> commissioner hwang: thank you. we will hear from the permit holder now. you can do that when you are done. >> good evening, commissioners. alex rosenthal on behalf of the operators. we ask that you uphold the existing building permit with no new conditions for these reasons. the appellants have failed to show the project violates the requirements of the general plan or the planning code. the noise and safety issues raised in the brief have already been heard and adjudicated twice. the appellant lost both hearings by unanimous decision. the project conditions agreed to during the discretionary review process are adequate to address

for a transcript of this broadcast, log on to insidewashington.tv. many of this region's hill towns date back to etruscan times, well before ancient rome. others date to the fall of rome. when rome fell, europe was engulfed in chaos. people naturally grabbed for the high ground to escape the marauding barbarians that characterized those dark ages. over time, these towns were fortified and eventually functioned as independent city-states. in their glory days, they proudly charted their own course, generally free from the dictates of popes or emperors. then, the bubonic plague swept through tuscany in 1348. that, combined with the increasing dominance by the regional bully, florence, turned many bustling cities into docile backwaters. ironically, the bad news of the 14th century mothballed these towns, leaving them with a unique charm and a tourism-based affluence today. siena maintains much of its medieval character. its sprawling main square and towering city hall recall the days when it rivaled even florence. assisi -- with its walls, gates, and cas

> we might find out about an affair through a knock on the door but now we have a basic running transcript of the entire relationship online. >> reporter: when it comes to cheating 2.0 paste is just part of the picture. there are also text messages like the one nast famously came back to haunt tiger woods. >> if anything i think you have to be more disciplined when you're on the internet because the intent is i'm alone with my computer, i can do whatever i want but it's the one media where there's a record of everything you do. >> reporter: one case involved the second life. dave pollard's wife said she caught his avatar have sex with a prostitute avatar. she filed for divorce. he later got engaged to guess who? his virtual lover. modesty's alter ego linda briskly. >> some people have a teed to be sexual with somebody to have somebody sexually affirm them. that's something they can get from being online. >> reporter: technology companies realize cheating 2.0 is lucrative so new services marketed to would-be cheaters or to the spouses that want to catch them. ashley madison is a site that o

for a transcript of this broadcast, log on to insidewashington.tv. steves: the dramatic rock of cashel is one of ireland's most evocative sites. this was the seat of ancient irish kings for seven centuries. st. patrick baptized king aengus here in about 450 a.d. in around 1100, an irish king gave cashel to the church, and it grew to become the ecclesiastical capital of all ireland. 800 years ago, this monastic community was just a chapel and a round tower standing high on this bluff. it looked out then, as it does today, over the plain of tipperary, called the golden vale because its rich soil makes it ireland's best farmland. on this historic rock, you stroll among these ruins in the footsteps of st. patrick, and wandering through my favorite celtic cross graveyard, i feel the soul of ireland.

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