and raped her.one of more than 50 rapes deangelo has now confessed to.. and every brave survivor there and their families all have something very worthy to say and its about time that he gets to hear it."now that it's over, pedretti says she couldn't feel better.kris pedretti, victim"really good. i feel very empowered, i feel like i did what i came here to do." however she says, it doesn't matter to her if deangelo heard what she had to say or not.kris pedretti, victim"this wasn't for him, this was for me. i really could care less if he heard it. i needed to say it, and i wanted to say it and i said it."she's glad all of deangelo's other victims will also get their day in court this week... offering them this advice.kris pedretti, victim"i would say speak up, and give the blame back to the rapist. it's not yours." that was doug johnson reporting. in other news, san francisco police are searching for four suspects who vandalized a school with "hate graffiti". police released this video of the suspected vandals. the incident occured on july 24-th ... at ab

on friday, deangelo will be sentenced to life behind bars. we brought you live coverage of the victim statements on cbsn bay area. stay updated 24/7 by streaming us on kpix.com. >>> now to campaign 2020 as democrats gear up for night two of the dnc. president trump is firing back at former first lady michelle obama after she said this last night. >> donald trump is the wrong president for our country. he has had more than enough time to prove that he can do the job. but he is clearly in over his head. >> she's in over her head. and frankly she should have made the speech live. i thought it was an extremely divisive speech. we have a tremendous amount of enthusiasm for my campaign. >> the president continues his week of rallies in the battleground state of arizona tonight. >>> we are just hours away from more dnc speakers. i spoke with political correspondent red o'keefe about what we can expect tonight and about the most talked about moment of day one, former first lady michelle obama's speech. >> it's going to be a tough hill to surmount. sh

he stole my innocence, my security. >> reporter: mary was only 13 when she was raped by joseph deangelo if walnut creek in 1979. her hands were still tied behind her back when she rushed to tell her father. >> i've been raped. he flew out of his bed. he started crying. i've never seen him cry before. >> reporter: less than three dead from a heart attack. >> i believed that he died of a broken heart. if i hadn't been raped, i thought my father would still be alive. and that man killed himself slowly. >> reporter: deangelo accosted this woman in san ramon back in 1978. >> i am free to leave this courtroom and lead them lively i choose. you are going to spend the rest of your miserable life in a cage in the company of other evil man. >> reporter: gladys was raped by deangelo in danville in 1978. >> i will not any more words or thoughts to a worthless scum that could do such despicable things. i'm moving forward. >> reporter: gay hardwick, raped in stockton in 1978, said she was stunned that he was witness a police officer. >> to lurch that deangelo used his training and skill set to terror

deangelo> years. he stole my youth. my innocence. my faith. and my trust. >> joseph deangelo sat silently as one by one his victims and their family members told stories of how the golden state killer stole their sense of security. >> i was raped multiple times. i've had nightmares for years, after 42 years i still always look en meonove proaerchermy ldme fshu behind. >> he tied me to the bed post until my hands turned blue. locked my sister in her room and performed horrific acts bounwhand blindfolded. il>> e chris was 15 years old w deangelo broke into her home in the middle of the night and raped her? pemor fothr e rsny e ople whose lives you sadistically cut short or for the years of pain to your victims and their family? li po>> cegolden state killer using a new form of dna tracing in 2018. decades after his statewide crime spree between 1975 and 1986. deangelo pleaded guilty to 13 murders and 13 rape related charges in june to avoid the death penalty. but he publicly admitted to dozen of attacks across 11 california counties. >> finally,

deangelo pleaded guilty to 13 counts of rape and kidnapping and killing people over a span of decadesre's cbs' jonathan vigliotti. >> you can go straight to he. >> reporter: today, 44 years of pain flooded this sacramento courtroom. >> i was a normal 15-year-old kid. >> reporter: normal until 1976, when serial rapist and murderer joseph james deangelo raped her. >> wielding knife a ld mto hewould kill me if i didn't do what he demanded. >> reporter: chris pedretti was so-called golden state killer who sat stone faced. >> while we all have suffered for 44 years... >> reporter: pete schultze spoke >> mhis mother. tiedhe..to tste performed horrific acts against my mother. >> reporter: deangelo, a former police officer, terrorized mostly women in central california from 1975 to 1986. he evaded arrest until 2018 when new d.n.a. testing techniques helped track him down. >> guilty. >> reporter: deangelo pleaded guilty in june to murdering 13 people and raping nearly 50 others, saving himself from the death penalty. >> it is inconceivable that such s creature exists in this world. may he rot

deangelo pleaded guilty in june to 13 counts of murder and 13 counts of kidnapping and robbery.this is for a string of crimes that terrorized parts of california in both the 1970s and '80s. family members of those victims confronted him in court this week, deangelo's ex-wife speaking out. she said, in part, i will never be the same person. i now live every day with the knowledge of how he attacked and severely damaged hundreds of innocent lives and murdered 13 innocent people who loved and have now been missed for 40 years or more. >>> decision 2020, the democratic national convention now in the history books. joe biden last night capped off this year's virtual event. he's there with his wife jill, home stage in his hometown of wilmington, delaware, where he accepted the presidential nomination for the democratic party. well, last night he never said president trump's name but tried to provide a contrast between the two of them. >> our current president's failed in his most basic duty to the nation. he's failed to protect us. he's failed to protect america. and my fellow america

>>>a apology from the lden state killer joseph deangelo.it came as a judge sentenced him to 12 life terms. that's the maximum amount of time allowed by law. for crime spree that included 13 murders, and 13 . reporter chris martinez has the latest. >> reporter: the so-called golden state killer apologized, just before a judge in sacramento sentenced him to multiple life in prison terms, without the possibility of parole. >>and i am really sorry. to everyone i have hurt. >> reporter: joseph deangelo pleaded guilty in june to 13 murders and 13 related charges to avoid the death penalty. he also admitted to dozens of attacks and sexual assaults. that's across 11 counties. >> he really wanted to hurt as many people as he could. and he did just that. >> reporter: he was a former police officer and he terrorize california residents from 1975 until 1986. he evaded ear arrest until 2018 when new dna testing techniques help track him down. friday sentencings followed several days of victim impact statements. >> he is a calculating, cruel, pathetic pi

that's joseph deangelo who pled guilty to raping and killing he 1970s and '80s. >> today deangelo was unmasked and spoke publicly to his victims. >> reporter: before the sentence was handed down, joseph deangelo stood up out of his wheelchair and spoke clearly to victims. >> and i'm really sorry. >> reporter: few words from the golden state killer, a man whose crimes prosecutors say stretched from 1973 until 1986, and who continued to terrorize women even up until his arrest in 2018. >> no window is ever opened or unlocked at night. >> reporter: sacramento district attorney ann marie shubert raiding from a 71-year-old woman's letter. they were calling for life sentences for someone they described as monster and sociopath. >> a man whose horrific crimes impacted so many people. >> reporter: she's been waiting for this day almost 40 years. >> today she said i feel free. i feel like a weight has been lifted off whose mother and father were bludgeoned to death in 1980 talked to us about how cold case detectives linked dna from her stepmother's rape kit to deangelo. >> without it, i truly

joseph deangelo jr. sentenced to life with no parole, confessing to 13 murderer ands more than 50 rapes in the 1970s and '80s. days after hearing from survivors he rose from his wheelchair and addressed them. >> reporter: for decades, the man you see prowling his jail cell let murder and rape speak for him. >> i've listened to all your statements. >> reporter: but tonight the golden state killer muttering this apology to his victims. >> and i'm -- truly sorry. >> reporter: moments later, joe deangelo was sentenced to life without parole. cold comfort to kris pedretti, raped when she was 15. >> he stole my youth, my innocence. who could i have grown up to be? i guess i'll never know. >> reporter: he was one of the most sadistic serial killers in history, even taunting victims with phone calls. >> gonna kill you. gonna kill you. >> reporter: he was captured living in plain sight 2018. in his sentencing deangelo played the invalid but prosecutors presented that video -- deangelo will die in prison and likel

. >>> convicted serial killer joseph deangelo is set to be sentenced friday. the judge decides his fate, survivors and family members of victims have been allowed to give impact statements about the horrors they endured. there was gut wrenching testimony yesterday and today's were just as chilling. >> he me, he stole my innocence , my security. >> reporter: mary per week was only 13 when she was raped in 1979. her hands were tied behind her back when she rushed to tell her father. >> i have been raped. he flew out of his bed, he started crying. i have never seen him cry before. >> reporter: less than three years later she found her father dead from a heart attack. >> i believe that he died of a broken heart. if i hadn't been raped , i thought my father would still be alive. and that man killed him slowly. >> reporter: deangelo accosted this woman in san ramon in 1978. >> i am free to leave this courtroom and lead the life i choose. you are going to spend the rest of your miserable life in a cage in the company of other evil men. >> reporter: gladys reeder was

testing techniques helped track him down. >> guilty. >> reporter: deangelo pleaded guilty in june to murdering 13 people and raping nearly 50 others, saving himself from the death penalty. >> it is inconceivable tt such a creature exists in this world. may he rot in hell. >> reporter: the emotional reckoning continues tomorrow when more victims will confront their monster. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, los angeles. >> o'donnell: and there is stimu e neonwsady l a major shake-up at the "the ellen degeneres show," and an emergency apology from ellen herself. meet the 11-year-old golf star who calls his famous caddy, "daddy." and sky diving for suffrage: women celebrate their hard- earned right to vote. e. back off! you'reot welcome here! get out of my face! hpv can cause certain cancers when your child grows up. get in its way. hpv can affect males and females... who will or won't clear the virus. tbut you can help protect your child by taking a first step. the cdc recommends hpv vaccination at age 11 or 12 to help protect against certain cancers. hey cancer! not... my... child. don't

ex-warrior deangelo russell and the t-wolves get the top pick.warriors gm bob myers says getting the soaked overall selection that was all steph. >> i think curry, steph curry delivered as usual. i don't know. happy. i suppose it was going to be 1 through 5. 2's about as good as you can get. >> now bob's got to make a great pick. tomorrow night on abc 7 nba playoff action. lakers-blazers game 3. oakland's damian lillard says he will play despite dislocating his finger. and then stick around for after the game with yours truly and warriors ambassador adonal foyle. >>> a little golf note here at the northern trust open pga rookie scottie scheffler became just the 11th player in fuhr history to shoot a 59. but he's 99 first place. dustin john, d.j. two shots ahead. he shot a 60. he had a slightly better first round than scheffler. scheffler also claims he shot a 59 in quarantine but this one actually counts. >>> giants and a's highlights to (woman chattering) - [narrator] ordering dinner for the family? (family gasps) rewarded with a side of quiet.

deangelo admitted to killing at least 13 people and raping at least 50 women in the '70s and '80s.eangelo today removed his mask, briefly addressing his victims -- the family of his victims directly, saying he was truly sorry for everyone he hurt. jennifer cowell, one of his many victims, and some family members witnesses the sentencing. >> i think he got exactly what he deserved with one exception which is that he needs to be in general population because he needs to see himself in the image of the people around him. >> deangelo eluded authorities for four decades, finally arrested in 2018 thanks to a new form of dna tracking. >>> as firefighters are on the front lines working around the clock to put out the flames, governor newsom says reinforcements are on the way to help crews. he explained there are more than 500 fires from thousands of lightning strikes. they now cover an area about the size of rhode island, but they are offering support. >> we now are engaged formally with mutual aid from ten different states. we've been on the phone with governors a states. i tried to reach

deangelo himself addressed the court before abc's zohreen shah is on the story from l.a.een, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan. a judge gave the 74-year-old convicted killer and rapist life in prison without parole, this after numerous women stood up saying how deangelo had robbed them of years of their lives, speaking of the terror he caused them. the former police officer known as the golden state killer, one of the world's most infamous killers and rapists, rose from his wheelchair in court friday to apologize to his victims. >> and i am really sorry. >> reporter: joseph deangelo sentenced to life without parole after confessing to 13 murders and more than 50 rapes in the '70s and '80s in california. chris pedretti, a rape victim at age 15, was one of the survivors, telling the court deangelo took a piece of her life. >> he stole my youth, my innocence. who could i have grown up to be? i guess i'll never know. >> reporter: deangelo didn't just attack his victims, family members say their loved ones were sometimes left beaten beyond recognition. he sta

victims and family members of victims are being given a chance to address joseph deangelo in court. >> this is for him. >> reporter: one by one survivors of joseph deangelo's reign of terror denounced the serial rapist and killer. many recounted the horrors he inflicted on them decades ago. >> i was hit several times in the head before being tied up, gagged and blindfolded. we were both threatened and i was multiple times. >> reporter: deangelo pleaded guilty in june to 13 murders and kidnappings and dozens of . the former police officer was linked to the crimes free through dna and his own family tree. >> finally the end of this trauma is here. he is a horrible man and none of us have to worry about him anymore. >> reporter: some survivors and their relatives for gave him, many did not. that included patricia cosper who was only seven years old when her mother was by deangelo in 1976. >> admitted he caused all that suffering and misery. he truly is an evil monster. he has no soul. >> reporter: she also sang a song. >> bye-bye joe, but i. >> reporter: survivors blasted deangelo for ro

exwarrior deangelo russell and the t wolf got the top pick.yers says getting that second pick, that was all steph. >> i think steph curry delivered as usual. i don't know, happy. i suppose it was going to be one threw five, and two's about as good as three, you see him turning his ankle on this play. still had a triple-double but had to limp up. leonard with authority. he had 36. the clippers win 130-122. now tonight on abc 7 nba playoff action continues. lakers, blazers game three. damian willard will play despite the dislocated finger and stick around for after the game with yours truly and former game warriors big man foil. hope to see you for that. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >>> okay, next, a bay area dog needs your help to win the tsa' akland interna >>> okay, here are the winning numbers from last night's $49 million mega millions drawing. 11, 15, 31, 42, 63. the meganumber, 14. nobody picked all six numbers so tuesday night's jackpot increases to $57 million. >>> and okay, it's important in these times to share a l

tomorrow we expect to hear from relatives of the couples that were murdered by joseph deangelo.henry lee , ktvu fox 2 news. >>> we can see temperatures that were warm. i'm going to make an adjustment really quick. i will go to a live picture and get the return on my weather video. sorry it is taking so long. these are the high temperatures from today. it's hot. the extreme heat advisory will go away tonight at 9:00 p.m. there's a lot of smoke out there. the air quality concerns will diminish as the wind becomes more westerly. we talked about that earlier. it's good that they are westerly. but bad because you are creating wind. and wind in any fire situation is bad. what's unusual is there's a ton of fires burning. now you have this wind that occurs every afternoon that will become an occurrence each afternoon. and then it's going to start to stir these fires up. it's not a fire wind. but you have fires burning in place with the wind. cal fire knows that. 10,000 lightning strikes. that is unprecedented. it lasted all over two days. a little bit of cooling is coming. that low pres

survivors and family members have had two days to confront deangelo giving impact statements. among them, the brother of the e 20-year-old woman and her husband were shot and killed by deangelo as they walked their dog in 1978. >> you lurked in the dark so you could brprey on the innocent victims. and now you are the prey and you are stop your act of being weak and feeble and pay for what you did. you are not important. we will remember katie and brian for the rest of our lives, but after you are sentencesentenced will be a nobody. are you not wor you are not worth more of any of my family's time. >> despite that, he says there is no closure because his sister and brother-in-law are never coming back. the 74-year-old sat the motionless in court not looking at family members. in june, he agreed to plead guilty to 13 counts of murder in exchange for life in prison without the possibility of parole. >>> the party is over for airbnb. they have issued a global party ban at its rental property listings. this has been an ongoing issue during the pandemic. the new policy also includes

. >> reporter: joseph deangelo, the golden state killer will spend the rest of his life in prison but first he's forced to face his victims in a courtroom and listen. >> he raped me, stole my innocence, my security, threatened my life, threatened the lives of my family i was 13 years old >> reporter: deangelo accepted a plea deal to escape the death penalty, admitting to 53 separate crimes, including dozens of rapes and 13 murders in 11 different california counties. >> you blindfolded me and then gagged me with a cloth remember that? but you also did the same to my precious 3-year-old son how dare you >> reporter: it's hard to imagine today a crime spree so prolific and brazen going unsolved for so long but in the '70s and '80s deangelo got away with it. dna technology eventually leading to his arrest in 2018, more than 30 years after his last known murder. >> i will not devote anymore words or thoughts to a worthless scum that could do such despicable things. i'm moving forward >> reporter: while the golden state killer facing long overdue justice is going nowhere. stephanie gosk, n

the sentencing hearing for rapist joseph james deangelo will begin.eangelo confessed to a three-year crime spree -- rather a 13-year crime spree where he raped and killed women. in 2018 dna evidence linked him to those crimes and he was arrested. deangelo faces life in prison without the possibility of paro parole. >>> president trump says tiktok will be banned in 45 days. the president laid out the plans in an executive order last night. it says the popular social media app is a, quote, national emergency. the president says tiktok could enable the chinese government to spy on american citizens. it will go away unless it is sold to an american company. microsoft has been in talks to buy the app. >>> the bay area's leading the state in responding to the 2020 census and surpassing the rate that we had in 2010 in part because we like the option of responding online. here is how we're doing so far. the national rate is about 63% or 93 million american households. san jose is exceeding that with a 70% response rate. oakland is higher at 65%. san francisco

three dozen victims and family members of those murdered will confront deangelo. on friday he'll be sentenced to life in prison. deangelo pleaded guilty in june to 13 counts of murder and admitted to dozens of rapes that were just too old to prosecute. the 74-year-old former police officer admitted to 161 crimes involving 48 people and a spree that really terrorized california for more than a decade. >>> now to that caught on camera moment that so many of you are watching right now on abc7news.com. a san francisco man speaking out about a woman's racist rant towards him and mexicans. >> nasty mexican dog. >> god bless you, lady. >> so, stanley gonzalez recorded this video on sunday along with, he was along the san francisco daly city border. he said this exchange started when he noticed this woman was making racist remarks to a latino man walking his dog. >> she turned around and started screaming racial slurs. oh, your dog looks like you. a mexican dog. i felt like it was my duty. something just snapped. i had to defend this man. >> so, thevice mayor of daly city

the bbc‘s regan morris explains why the sentencing of deangelo was so usual.he sentencing hearing in a university ballroom. that's to allow social distancing, but also because so many people were there — victims, survivors, victims' families. prosecutors said the depth of his crimes werejust staggering. he was sentenced for attacks in the 1970s and ‘80s. he admitted to many, many more, though, that are out of statute of limitations and could not be prosecuted. but they were factored into court. witnesses were able to give testimony and, over the last three days, he listened to his victims, he listened to the pain he caused. and he didn't express much emotion — he was in a wheelchair in court — but apparently today he took off his mask, stood up from his wheelchair and apologised. but thejudge, you know — he's 7a years old, and that apology is not enough. he will die in prison. stay with us on bbc news, still to come — swimming into the unknown. the volunteers who are putting themselves forward to be deliberately infected with covid—19. washington, the world's

joseph deangelo, the man known as the golden state killer, has been sentenced to life in prison.e than a0 years ago and attracted worldwide attention. deangelo was a californian police officer during his 12 year spree of brutal crimes in the ‘70s and ‘80s. he was arrested in 2018 after police tracked him down by using a genealogy website to match his dna to that recovered from several crime scenes. speaking a short time ago, our north america reporter regan morris explained why the sentencing of deangelo was so usual. he was sentenced today and, unusually, not in a courtroom, but they actually had the sentencing hearing in a university ballroom. that's to allow social distancing, but also because so many people were there — victims, survivors, victims' families. prosecutors said the depth of his crimes was just staggering. he was sentenced for attacks in the 19705 and ‘80s. he admitted to many, many more, though, that are out of statute of limitations and could not be prosecuted. but they were factored into court. witnesses were able to give testimony and, over the last three day

that's joseph deangelo right there who pleaded guilty to 13 murdering and 15 rapes across the state. today he did not react. >> it took many years to get back to a sense of normalcy, with my dad sleeping with a baseball bat, my sister sleeping under the bed. >> i was hit several times on the head before being tied up, gagged, and blindfolded. we were both threatened and i was raped multiple times. >> i was stunned. i saw my mother bound, gagged, blindfolded. tied up. on the bed. >> i struggled the next 41 years with extreme panic attacks, failed relationships, frequent job changes. >> as they testified, some showed photos of loved ones and called deangelo names. others assured the court while he did hurt them, the attacks did not define them, and someone on the counsel other trauma victims. deangelo will be sentenced this friday. >>> the largest covid-19 testing site in northern california opened today in san jose. maryanne favro explains why sites like these are so critical in the fight against coronavirus. >> reporter: this empty lot at the santa clara county fair grounds is now ho

joseph deangelo was sentenced to multiple life terms in prison without the possibility of parole.-old serial killer apologized to the victims, saying quote i'm really sorry w stubborn czu lightning fire, in n the southern end of san mateo county, cal fire tells this flames have spread across 57,000 acres with 97 structures destroyed. contain system now up from zero to two percent. >> the massive lnu complex fire in the north bay is now 7% contained. five deaths are being reported in connection to those fires, including three in napa county, and two in the vacaville area. tonight crews are working to push pack the flames. vacaville >>> that fire burning twins burg and guerneville is called the fire. we spoke to one of the cal fire tanker pilots helping wet the air attack. >> reporter: west of geyserville and healdsburg, this part of the lnu lightning fire complex has become a top concern as it threatens the entire region. overnight, the fire claimed a lot of acreage, as well as structures, and all day long, our phones signaled evacuation after evacuation, as the fire in the dry wee

victims and family members of victims are being given a chance to address joseph deangelo in court.ter, henry lee with more on today's emotional hearing. >> reporter: one by one, victims denounced the serial rain u.s. and killer, many recounting the horrors he inflict on them decades ago. >> i was hit several times on the head before being tied up, gagged, and blindfolded. we were both threatened, and i was raped multiple times. >> reporter: pleaded guilty in june to 13 murders and kid natural nappings and admitted to dozens of rapes. he was linked through dna in his own family tremendous. >> and now finally, the end of this trauma is here. he's a horrible man, and none of us have to worry about him anymore. >> reporter: survivors and the relative for gave him, many did not, including pass trippia cosper who was only 7 years old when her mother was raped by deangelo in 1976. >> he admitted he caused all of the suffering and misery to so many victims over the past 46 years. he true truly is an evil monster with no soul. . >> reporter: survivors blasted deangelo for robbing them of th

. ♪ >>> convicted serial killer joseph deangelo offers an apology in court before being sentenced toe in prison. the man known as the golden state killer terrorized communities up and down the state in the 1970s and 1980s. our crime reporter henry lee was in sacramento for the sentencing hearing. >> reporter: convicted golden state killer joseph deangelo was wheeled into court in sacramento for his final reckoning on friday. after days of hearing from survivors of his 13 murders, kidnappings and scores of he stood up and took off his mask. >> my position to all of your statements, each one of them, and i am really sorry to everyone i've heard. >> reporter: the judge was quick to respond. >> are you capable of comprehending the pain and anguish you have caused? >> reporter: judge michael bowman compared the predator to a monster and formally sentenced him to multiple life terms in prison. >> the survivors have spoken clearly, the defendant deserves no mercy. >> reporter: prosecutors from across the state took part in the sentencing. bay area victims included those from alameda, contra

this morning, family members of deangelo's murder victims testified.o pleaded guilty to 13 murders and 13 rape charges to avoid the death penalty . since death row is not an option, his victims want him sent to the toughest possible prison in california but it turns out he may not be moving to a prison at all, at least not right away. an executive order issued by governor newsom may postpone d'angelo's prison time. >>> los angeles mayor eric garcetti has cut off power to a hollywood hills home that violated public health orders. police say they visited the home, which reportedly belong to tiktok star bryce hall, on august 8 and 14th in response to large gatherings. the hidden hills house has repeatedly ignored warnings by authorities. >>> time for a check of our weather. here is mary lee with more on that. >> still looking at those hazy and smoky skies. that will be the case for the next several days. the spare the air alert is in effect from today, through the weekend. you can see the smoky conditions on our salesforce tower camera bridge. ook east to

deangelo admitted to killing at least 13 people and raping at least 50 women in the 1970s and '80s.ust yesterday deangelo removed his mask briefly and addressed his victims saying he was, quote, truly sorry for those he hurt. jennifer carroll was one of those who witnessed his sentencing. >> he got what he deserved except he needs to be in general population because he needs to see himself in the image of people around him. >> deangelo evaded authorities for four decades. he finally was arrested in 2018 thanks to a new form of dna tracking. >>> facing public backlash to recent changes, post master general louis dejoy testified before a senate finance committee yesterday. democrats demanded to know whether he is delaying mail delivery for political reasons ahead of the election. a trump donor with no experience, he was forced to suspend cost-cutting after the post office was caught removing boxes and sorting machines. >> deliver 33 million pieces of mail a day. so 150 million ballots over the course of a week is a very small amount. >> dejoy insists many changes were routine and appr

it was difficult, it is part visurvivors f being a defense rt. >> deangelo won't be going anywhere fora while, department of corrections has indefinitely halted transfers to prisons because of covid-19. >>> another big case tonight, actress and lori loughlin is headed to prison, she was to t judge accepted her guilty plea and the college admissions scandal, her husband was sentenced to five months, the pleaded guilty to paying half $1 million to get there doctors admitted into usc. >>> a new york mother and her six children were kicked off a jetblue flight in orlando's airport, it happened after her two-year-old kept taking off a face mask, the airline has a policy that said, quote, all travelers two years and older must wear a face coverings. >>> still ahead, a man shot catches fire, but he didn't have any water, so he turned to the next best thing. >> popping it, just spraying it, grabbing another one.restor wiped out their entire ranch in . a fan-favorite venue, ever since they got gig-speed internet. hey, amy? wanna grab a seat? we're live. it's game on, with gig-speed internet fro

joseph deangelo also took off his mask today in the courtroom and had a breach meief message victims. >> judge michael bowman handed down the harshest penalty possible, 11 consecutive life sentences and no chance of parole for the golden state killer. >> the survivors have spoken clearly. the defendant deserves no mercy. [ applause ] >> i think he got exactly what he deserved with one exception, which is that he needs to be in general population becau >> reporter: jennifer carroll, one of many victims and family n person and who heard him speak directly to them for the first time. >> and i am truly sorry to everyone i've hurt. >> reporter: one prosecutor was upset that a man who admitted to murdering 13 people and raping at least 50 women across california in the 1970s and '80s couldn't get the death penalty. >> i wanted to stare at you and watch you silently slip into the night. >> reporter: deangelo has appeared in court in a wheelchair since his arrest two years ago, the but the d.a. released this video of him in his jail cell in which he appears to be quite nimble. >> if we even d

everyone i have hurt. >> reporter: it is a shock to the victims of the east area rapist, joseph deangeloapologizing and he spoke to her room of the families that he hurt while thinking of his own. >> he has three dollars and a granddaughter. >> reporter: after the weeklong sentencing phase the notorious killer was forced the pace, to face the people whose lives he heinously ruined. >> my life is changed forever. >> he had difficulty making eye contact with the victims. >> reporter: do you think he feels remorse at all? >> he has expressed that to us many times and i know that will be difficult if not impossible for a lot of the people to believe. that does not mean he does not deserve to spend the rest of his life in prison. >> under normal circumstances joseph deangelo would be transferred from the sacramento jail to state prison but more likely to stay in county jail for now due to the pandemic . >>> coming up, an update on horses that managed to survive the flames in the santa cruz mountains, and how the owners found them again. >>> taking the risky step of trying to slow down the adv

the judge said deangelo deserved no mercy.ms and family like this one. >> he raped me. he stole my innocence, my security. threatens my life. threatened the lives of my family. i was 13 years old. no 13-year-old should have to find out what a rape kit is. >> deangelo was arrested in 2018 after a free ancestry database helped investigators finally break the cold case. >>> members of congress are back in washington, the house is expected to vote along party lines on a relief bill from the postal service. now, this would immediately send $25 billion to the usps. the funding it to stop some of the changes implemented by the postmaster general, including the removal of mail sorting machines and mail collection boxes. with me now is michigan representative debbie dingell. thank you for being with us. the house gets the postmaster general on monday, i believe, he testified before the senate. you accused the administration of corrupt and the postal service. did you hear anything yesterday that assuages those concerns? >> no, absolutel

joseph deangelo confessed to 13 murders in a plea deal that spared him the death penalty.al election will be delivered... securely and on time. you are watching bbc news. thousands of british holiday—makers are racing to get home, before new coronavirus quarantine restrictions come into force, in the early hours of tomorrow morning. from aam, anyone returning from croatia, austria and trinidad and tobago, will have to self—isolate for two weeks, because of a rise in infections in those countries. new cases in croatia have increased in the last week, to 47.2 per 100,000 people with travellers from a number of other european countries already having to self—isolate, like france with 51.0 cases per100,000, and spain, with 145 cases per 100,000 people. by contrast the uk has 21.2 cases per 100,000. well our correspondent, gavin lee has more from the croatian city of split, a major tourism hotspot, on dalmatian coast. another friday, another part of europe where there is a fantastic scramble of thousands of british tourists trying to get home before four o'clock. transport secr

yesterday sandy james confronted joseph deangelo about her late sister. >> this is her.k at her face. be a man. for once in your life be a man. look at her. >> deangelo is set to receive life in prison when he is sentenced on friday. he admitted to 13 murders and 50 rapes and other attacks in both the '70s and '80s. >>> tiktok star bryce hall is under fire after being accused ci medowing a massive party in th e dd appears to show hall's 21st birthday bash at a hollywood hills mansion. it is jam packed with maskless partygoers, no social distancing. large gatherings are banned in los angeles. the police eventually shut down the party and issued several citations. noto the n rou of re-openings dinw rk now say gymgoers are free to hit the weights. i asked dr. laleh gharahbaghian what she thinks about that announcement, but we nsarted with nue qew thute aflu season. it's flu season in the southern hemisphere, but new numbers from south africa show that the coronavirus pandemic may have all but eliminated the flu in that country. there would normally be a thousand cases of fl

the 74-year-old deangelo sat motionless in court not hook at the family members. in june he agreed to plead guilty to 13 counts of murder in exchange for live in prison without the possible of parole. >>> tonight is the final night of the democratic convention and we'll hear from the nominee himself, joe biden. >> hi. this is the last night that the democrats have to make their pitch to the country. we expect vice presidential nominee joe biden to continue to make the case that we have been hearing throughout the week that he can restore compassion and decency to the white house. but also what he will do for the country. that's something people want to hear. the night is underway right now. governor newsom planned to deliver an official speech tonight. due to the wildfires he instead taped a video from his cell phone in santa cruz county. he's been going to evacuation centers there. in his speech he went after president trump for his comments about the wildfires and talked about climate change. >> the hots are getting hotter. the drys are getting dryer. climate ch

nearly three dozen victims and family members of those murdered will be confronting deangelo. on friday, he'll be sentenced to life in prison. deangelo pleaded guilty in june to 13 counts of murder and admitted to dozens of rapes that were just too old to prosecute. in all, the 74-year-old former police officered admitted to 14 crimes. >>> happening today, san jose mayor sam liccardo plans to urge city council members to adopt more police reforms and that includes making it easier to fire officers found guilty of misconduct. another part of mayor liccardo calls to investigate complaints from the police department to san jose's independent police auditor. the ipa will also provide a report on complaints stemming from a protest following george floyd's death in may. >>> now to the caught on camera moment that many of you are watching on abc7news.com this morning. a san francisco man speaking out about a woman's racist rant towards him and mexicans. >> nasty mexican dog. >> god bless you. god bless you, lady. >> stanley gonzalez recorded this video on sunday along the san francis

deangelo was a california police officer during his 12-year spreu ofl crimes in the 70's and 80's.arrested in 2018 afterra policeed him down by using a genealogy website to match his d.n.a. to that recovered fromve l crime scenes. and the united nations mission in mali says it's human rights team has visited the former president and others detained by the leadersf this week's coup. it said they are still being held at m aitary camp outside the capital but gave no further details. e military say two detainees have been released but that 17 others are still beingeld. you're watching bbc world news america. stillo come, the race for a we te aook at the role some volunteers are playing in the medical trials. >> thousands of british holiday makersre racing t get home before new coronavirus quarantine restrictions are enforced. peopleoming from countries like croatia. here's our. corresponde reporter: more than any other coun in europe, croatia relies on tourism. one euro in every six is from the industry. that means actually when you ink about -- it's not just the u.k., but it's been ge

deangelo was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole on friday. he pleaded guilty to 13 murders and more than a dozen rapes in california that happened back in the '70s and '80s. >> another big night of politics and a lot of energy and pinpointed attacks from the republicans. tonight we expect to see more of the same with a different touch. it's night number two of the rnc. the republican national conventions. melania trump, the first lady, is the headliner. she'll speak from the white house's recently redesigned rose garden. other speakers include two of the president's children, tiffany and eric trump, as well as secretary of state mike pompeo. lester holt leads our coverage beginning at 7:00 p.m. we're back in a moment. experience the ultimate sports hub. where you can find games, news and highlights. all in one place, right on your tv. the xfinity sports zone. use your voice to search every stat, standing and score. follow the teams you love. and, even get notifications with breaking news alerts and more. so you'll never miss an update. with t

. >> reporter: one by one survivors of joseph deangelo's reign of terror denounced the serial rapist and killer. >> i was hit several times on the head before being tied up, gagged, and blindfolded. we were both threatened, and i was raped multiple times. >> reporter: he pled guilty in june to 13 murders some kidnappings and admitted to dozens of rapes. he was linked through dna and his own family tree. >> and now finally the end of this trauma is here. he's a horrible man, and none of us have to worry about him anymore. >> reporter: some survivors and their relatives forgave him. many did not, including pass tricia cosper who was only 7 years old when herb mother was raped by deangelo in 1976. >> he admitted he caused all of the suffering and misery to so many victims. he truly an evil monster with no soul. >> reporter: cosper also sang a song. ♪ bye-bye joe bye-bye bye- bye go don't cry. ♪ >> reporter: survivors said he robbed them 60 their innocence. >> kong manipulative sociopath. >> three times that night, i thought i was going to die. i sang jesus loves me in my head as i waite

defense attorneys read that letter describing how she lived with deangelo in a stable home. she said quote, he was consistently selfless about caring for and providing for his family. she went on to describe how he was a good listener and gave advice she said quote -- the father i know and love is a good person. >> i feel like maybe he was good to his family members. he hid behind that mask you know? maybe he did pretend to be a different person. >> deangelo pled guilty to 13 murders and 13 rape related chges anenof his life in prison. the plea deal allowed him to avoid the death penalty. >>> time now 5:08. still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area in the next half hour,. >> sorting out technical kinks for students learning at home. >> there are still going to be those persistent gaps. >> while educators are unable to close the digital divide for some bay area students. that's coming up. >>> and a spare the air alert remains in effect today all the way through friday. i'll show you current air quality conditions coming up. >>> and delays are building. traffic is s

nearly three dozen victims and family members of those murdered will confront deangelo. on friday, he'll be sentenced to life in prison. deangelo pleaded guilty in june to 13 counts of murder and admitted to dozens of rapes that were too old to prosecute. in all, the 74-year-old former police officer admitted to 161 crimes involving 48 people in a spree that terrorized california for more than a decade. >>> new developments in the college admission scandal. federal prosecutors want a judge to accept deals that call for actress lori loughlin to spend two months in prissen for briprg her daughters' way into college. the couple is scheduled to be sentenced on friday. in may both pleaded guilty to paying $500,000 to get their daughters into usc as fake rowing recruits. >>> live desk update. >> at the live desk both uber and lyft considering a business model similar to owning a franchise here in california. according to a report from "new york times" both companies are discussing their car fleets. similar to the way, i should say, luxury car services work. and would allow com

joseph deangelo — the man known as the golden state killer — has been sentenced to life in prison.rks the end of a criminal investigation that began more than a0 years ago. earlier — i spoke to the bbc‘s regan morris about his victims — there were so many that their families couldn't all fit inside a court—room. that's right. he was sentenced inside a university ballroom. coronavirus had something to do that because people had to be safe a distance. there were dozens of people there, nowhere near the number impacted by this man but they sat together as families and some of them gave impact statements talking about his crimes, the effect on their families and he was sentenced right there in that courtroom. he did apologise. he was in a wheelchair. he took off his mask and he told them, "i am truly, truly sorry." why did it take so long for him to be caught, convicted and sentenced 7 he was a police officer. during the ‘70s, some people speculated maybe it was a police officer because he always seemed one step ahead of investigators. he knew what he was doing. he was fired in 1979 fo

joseph deangelo pleaded guilty in june to 13 murders and 13 rape related charges all stemming from crimes in the 1970s and 80s. with a plea deal, the former police officer will avoid the death penalty but the 74-year- old is expected to receive consecutive life terms. the contra costa county da spoke ahead of the sentencing. >> after today's sentencing, mr. d'angelo will never threaten our victims again. he will never harm another soul. >> prosecutors say there were 87 victims and 11 counties. the orange county da referry.>> go rest . he ha destroyed lives but he has not destroyed memories. there are 13 angels watching this. >> we brought you the sentencing live this morning on cbsn bay area where we stream 24 hours a day. >>> just minutes ago, we learned former full house actress lori loughlin was sentenced to two months in prison for her role in the college admissions scandal. earlier, her husband was sentenced to five months in prison. the couple pleaded guilty to paying half $1 million to get their daughters admitted into usc. >>> joe biden has now accepted the democratic nomination f

. >> just before receiving his sentence, joseph deangelo, the notorious golden state killer, spoke to victims. >> i've listened to all your statements. each one of them. and i am really sorry. to everyone i've hurt. >> it was the first time we've heard more than a questiyes or your honor, from man who terrorized california. >> survivors have spoken clearly. the defendant deserves no mercy. believed he would just sit on death row and that it would likely not come to pass. >> mr. di ainngelo will spend t rest of his natural life, ultimately meet his death confined behind the walls of state pen tinchry. >> from 1975 to 1986, rapes and murders committed by deangelo terrorized much of california. some put bars on their windows to keep him out as much if not more than burglars. he pleaded guilty to june to 13 murders and 13 rape related charges as part of a plea deal. he also admitted more sexual assaults for which the statute of limitations had expired. abc 7 news. >>> lori loughlin and her fashion designer husband learned their fate today in the college admissions cheating scandal known a

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