two daughters that phillip garrido fathered with duggard. almost as soon as they arrested phillip garrido a convicted sex offender in 2009, they began to wonder if he might be implicated in the disappearances of three othergers around the time he got out of jail in august of 1988. three months later a companion of 9-year-old garrett described a man resem resembling as taking the little girl. and in december of that year 4- year-old amanda campbell disappeared in fairfield. as amber lee first reported in september, 2009, authorities immediately began to look for the connection. >> reporter: they swarmed the property and using ground- penetrating radar to search for disturbed soil and use other specialized equipment to find anything that may link the couple to the two girls who went missing within months of each other in 1988 and 199. >> my first thought when i heard jaycee was found, let michaelia be with her. >> the 9-year-old was kidnapped in 198 and today her mother says there are several similarities between her daughter's abduction and j

philip garrido faces 4 40 years. >> i don't think philip garrido is ever going to see the light of day again. but nancy garrido has, what may ab viable defense. >>reporter: prosecutors say philip garrido sexually assaulted dugard while holding her cabtive in the back yard of his home. they say eventually fathered 2 daughters with her. through it all nancy garrido attorney says his client was there as newer tourer. something prosecutors should consider during plea bargain negotiations. >> she was their mother. after kid are born she delivered the kid. she fed them. took them places. i mean they had that kind of relationship. which j.c. has admitted. yes. she was like a mother. >>reporter: none of this however has generated any sympathy from those who live near the garrido home. neighbors say neither of the garrido should ever be released from prison. >> they ruined that girl's life. money or whatever, can't bring that back. it's ruined. >> people like that deserve a death sentence. i'm firm believer in that, though e-nancy garrido attorney says when she confessed j.c. dugard was sitting

phillip and nancy garrido admitting to kidnappi inpin inp dugard. >> not only did nancy garrido admit to snatching jaycee off the streets, but she admitted to knowing that phillip was raping dugard and that she delivered the child for him. we also learned she came face to face with garrido just days ago. in a twist of fate, it may be jaycee who has the final say in what happens to them. the garridos are hoping she shows them the mercy they didn't show her. >> reporter: jessica, jaycee dugard could make a statement during sentencing when it comes to that. the decision will lie with the judge. but right now nancy garrido's attorney is looking for anything that could lead to some leniency for his client. the antioch couple charged with kidnapping made a full confession. the revelation comes from nancy's attorney. >> everything they wanted to know except they didn't produce any missing bodies. there's no other victims. >> reporter: his client admits to grabbing the 11-year-old dugard while her husband drove the car. gut claims nancy garrido had nothing to do with the sexual abuse. he fath

, estuvo jayce dugard, esto segun el abogado que representa a a nancy garrido, de 55 anos.usados de secuestrar a jayce dugard y de mantenerla cautiva por 18 anos ...ahora confesaron. --el abogado stephen tapson dijo que los garrido fueron entrevistados de nueva cuenta por los detectives el mes pasado. ----durante esas sesiones ellos admitieron el rapto de dugard de south lake tahoe cuando ella tenia apenas 11 anos de edad. luego, dijeron que la llevaron a un lugar a las afueras de antioch , su propia casa. --la pareja tambien contesto a decenas de preguntas en relacion a los anos que ellos pasaron con dugard y sus 2 hijas, cuyo padre fue el mismo phillip garrido. --el abogado tapson dijo ademas que ellos confesaron a los investigadores donde estan " los cuerpos enterrados" ...pero no especificaron, a que cuerpos se refieren. --los garrido todavia no han hecho un acuerdo sobre su declaracion de culpabilidad pero la fiscalia ha propuesto que phillip garrido de 59 anos sea sentenciado a 440 anos en prision y a su esposa a 241 anos. --nancy garrido se ha declarado " no culpable

he claims nancy garrido had nothing to do with the sexual abuse. he fathered two children with dpug dugard. nancy delivered the children. >> she was their mother after the kids were born. she delivered the kids, she fed them, took them places. >> reporter: dugard was there for nancy garrido's confession. the first time the two women have been together since 2009. dugard will weigh in when it comes to sentencing nancy garrido. >> i'm curious that you think 241 years to life is appropriate for nancy. >> reporter: they hope the prosecution will consider the relationship between dugard and dugard's daughters. >> she's guilty of kidnapping and a bunch of other charges, but i think at least based on what happened after all the stuff started to become the bizarre family that she should be able to at least walk on the beach with a walker at some point before she dies. >> reporter: the couple has not worked out a plea deal, so what impact this has on league proceedings is unclear. >> the next step would be a guilty plea. there's not much sense going to tria

garrido? mental-evaluation? >>reporter: >> yes and no the work he was cuffed now they have given full confessions to police in the has spenhe has spent found competent to stand trial competent. >>pam: mark? first of all, hello pamela is great to be on your show. i am very happy that the confessed. i believe that this should hopefully save j.c. entered daughter from having to testify in open court. >>pam: you surprised that j.c. dugard was at least in one of the discussions involving nancy garrido? face-to-face with the prosecutors? >> well, i am concerned about that. and i understand that they needed or wanted her in that room so she could confirm that aspect of the confession. >>pam: we are understanding that they're going to try to get a lighter sentence at least for nancy garrido. and if somehow j.c. dugard could help the defense get that lighter sentence please your reaction? >> i do not think that the defense has any wavor any sense of approaching j.c. dugard and having any impact her any impact on the sent

she thinks 240 years in prison, phillip garrido faces 441 years. >> i don't think phillip garrido will see the light of day again. >> phillip garrido sexually held her captive in the backyard of his home. he fathered two daughters with dugard but through it all nancy said his client was there as nurturer. >> she was their mother. after the kids are born, she delivered the kids. she fed 'em, took 'em places. i mean, they had that kind of relationship. which jay see has admitted, yeah, that she was like a mother. >> none of this has generated any sympathy for those who live near the garrido home. neighbors say neither should be released from prison. >> her attorney says when she confiscaled jaycee dugard was across the table. dugard is currently working on a book scheduled to be publiced later this year. lillian kim, abc 7 news. >> 4:34 now. san mateo's police chief says the man fatally shot by officers had a long history of threatening police. 35-year-old robert karen was killed outside his home on oak street yesterday morning. police say karen opened fire as police tried to get him to

garridos for mrs. garridos. >> reporter: nancy garridos' defense attorney says she confessed. if the confession leads to a plea deal, dugard and her two daughters would be spared from having to testify in open court. prosecutors offered her 241 years to life. for philip, 440 years to life. he hopes to negotiate a reduced sentence. >> she should be able to at least walk on the beach probably with a walker at some point in time before she dies. >> reporter: the break in the 18-year-old kidnapping case in august 2009. philip garridos' odd behavior caught the attention of two female officers. campus police say this case is a lesson for everyone to trust their gut instincts. >> i would surprised if they get out of jail before their life is done. >> the attorney says nancy garridos should be shown some mercy, because she was a mother figure. but tapson acknowledged -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporting live, amber lee, channel 2 news. >>> and www.ktvu.com has more details on today's major new developments. click on the dugard case tab, and you'll find the entire interview with nancy gar

garrido for mrs. garrido. >> the attorney says nancy garrido deserves a break because she acted as a mother figure to jaycee and her two daughters. but he also acknowledged that it was nancy who grabbed the 11- year-old child on a south lake tahoe street and forced her into her husband's car back in 1991. now you can hear that entire interview with nancy garrido's attorney on our channel 2 website at ktvu.com. just click on the tab that says dugard case. >>> a san jose family is pleading for a hit-and-run driver to turn himself in to police. 41-year-old david garcia is in the hospital in a coma this morning. police say he was hit by a minivan while riding his bike. the incident happened at about 10:00 sunday morning. family members are praying that he will recover from his injuries. >> he still has tubes. all his ribs are broken. they have him heavily sedated. >> san jose police say they're looking for a white minivan possibly a prelimout voyager with damage to the front or right passenger side. there

garrido was facing 440 years in prison remains a great 241 years -- nancy garrido faces 241 years. >> we will have to argue, you know, stockholm syndrome. >> neither phillip garrido's attorney or prosecutors would comment you can hear more of the interview by clicking the tab on our homepage, ktvu.com. >>> we have more information on a police shooting in san mateo shortly after 10:30 a.m. san mateo police held a press briefing and confirmed that 35- year-old robert caron was daily shots. they were called to a cvs pharmacy which he had threatened workers with a handgun. they found him at his home at the home and said that caron made the first move. >> officers encountered the armed suspect and fired one shot, striking the suspect and ending the immediate threat. >> caron's mother told ktvu news that her son was schizophrenic. >>> an earthquake struck less than an hour ago in the north bay in sonoma county. the initial magnitude is at 4.4 and was centered a mile and a half beneath the surface. the area is known for its seismic activity but a 4.4 quake is larger than what they typically

garridos for mrs. garridos. >> reporter: nancy garridos' defense attorney says she confessed. if the confession leads to a plea deal, dugard and her two daughters would be spared from having to testify in open court. prosecutors offered her 241 years to life. for philip, 440 years to life. he hopes to negotiate a reduced sentence. >> she should be able to at least walk on the beach probably with a walker at some point in time before she dies. >> reporter: the break in the 18-year-old kidnapping case in august 2009. philip garridos' odd behavior caught the attention of two female officers. campus police say this case is a lesson for everyone to trust their gut instincts. >> i would surprised if they get out of jail before their life is done. >> the attorney says nancy garridos should be shown some mercy, because she was a mother figure. but tapson acknowledged -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporting live, amber lee, channel 2 news. >>> and www.ktvu.com has more details on today's major new developments. click on the dugard case tab, and you'll find the entire interview with nancy gar

two children by phillip garrido. he says he is hoping to cut a plea deal for the 55-year-old woman. >> she should be able to at least walk on the beach probably with a walker at some point in time before she dies. >> sources say dugard and nancy garrido actually met behind closed door for the first time since the garridos were arrested. during that 10-minute conversation, jaycee told nancy to look after herself and her future instead of focusing on phillip. >>> san mateo police shot and killed a man they say fired on them. police were called yesterday morning to a drugstore on bovet road. witnesses say an armed man was threatening employees as he tried to get his medication. later police found that man creating a disturbance at a nearby home. >> he is schizophrenic, okay? everybody knows. the police know. and he went to get the medication, they say he has to pay, pay what? i never pay. okay? he got very upset, he came home and they send the police here. >> the suspect pointed the handgun directly at the officers and

children by phillip garrido.eal. >> she should be at least able to walk on the beach probably with a walker at some point in time before she dies. >> sources say dugard and nancy garrido actually met behind closed doors for the first time since the garridos were arrested. during that 10-minute conversation, jaycee reportedly told nancy to look after herself and her future instead of focusing on phillip. >>> the only defendant to go to trial in the torture of a teenager in tracy now faces life in prison. a judge sentenced anthony waiters yesterday. in november, a jury convicted him of 9 charges including torture and child abuse. this case stems from the treatment of kyle ramirez now 18. he testified he spent more than a year in captivity often shackled, beaten and denied food. three other defendants in this case have accepted plea bargains. >>> 5:34 the time now. san mateo police say the man that shot and killed had fired on officers twice. police were called yesterday morning to a drugstore on bovet road. an arme

garrido for mrs.rrido. >> the attorney says nancy garrido deserves a break because she acted as a mother figure to jaycee dugard and her two daughters. you can hear the entire interview with nancy garrido's attorney on our channel 2 website at ktvu.com. just click on the tab that says dugard case. >>> something happening today could help solve a bizarre mystery. it involves a body found buried beneath a backyard patio in novato. >> reporter: some elementary school students in vallejo got sick after eating cookieslationed with pot. we'll explain where the students say they got the cookies in the first place. >>> the opening bell is about ready to ring on wall street. what happened overnight that could send stocks higher this morning. >>> welcome back to the morning news. there's the opening bell live this morning as we look live at the nasdaq. they rang the opening bell. looks like a pretty good day. overnight the markets in asia surged. i'm looking at the european markets already open this morning. mo

>>reporter: lawyer is only the lawyer of nancy garrido. he is trying to get her the best deal they possibly can. he was hoping that by confessing he could reduce her sentence by a decent amount. that she could get out perhaps when she was older. when the prosecution came back. the deal was 241 years to life. and with that, should still be

nancy garrido's attorney says in the last month or so the couple confessed.ring one of nancy garrido's sessions, jaycee dugard was there, across the table and listening. >> everything they wanted to know. they didn't product bodies. there are no other victims. >> nancy garrido's attorney says his client and her husband are admitting they snatched dugard off the street in south lake tahoe at 11 years old admitting they held her and her two children, father bid garrido in their backyard. the couple was arrested in 2009 and apparently hope the confession will lead to a plea deal. >> been honest with them for hersy -- mercy for mrs. garrido. >> the attorney says prosecutors proposed phillip to 440 years, and nancy to

he says garrido admits her husband drove the car and also claims that nancy garrido had nothing to doh the sexual abuse of dugard. authorities say that phillip garrido fathered two girls with dugard. >> she's guilty of kidnapping and a bunch of other charges, but i think at least based on what happened after all the stuff started to become the bizarre family that she should be able to at least walk on the beach probably with a walker at some point in time before she dies. >> the couple has not worked out a plea deal so it is not known what impact these confessions might have on the legal process. >>> the san jose city council has a full slate of issues to talk about tonight, most of them center on financial issues. they will reach an agreement with team san jose to cut money to four venues that operate within the city. the city wants to factor performance when deciding who gets laid off. during the last council meeting city leaders grounded the police department's helicopter for three months to save money. >>> san francisco is getting ready for a big sendoff for a dozen little passeng

. >> not only nancy garrido but also of-the garrido--and why? to hopefully get themselves a better deal. a plea deal. with the prosecution. nancy garrido has admitted several things. i spoke to her lawyer one hour ago. and she confessed that she snatched j.c. dugard off the streets of lake tahoe. a sheaf was assisting in the birth of the babies. she was aware of the race but that's not take place. and she saw as a mock majorly figure. motherly figure. >> based on what i know, that j.c. dugard the relationship i do not think that that land of time is appropriate. >> relationship? >> she was their mother. after the kids were born she delivered the kids and she fed them and took them to places. they have that type of relationship. >>pam: interesting the lawyers to the j.c. dugard was in the room when nancy garrido was being interviewed by the police. >>reporter: the lawyer said the we set it up that j.c. dugard would give her confession. and a moment before this confession it was sprung on him by the prosecution that j.c. dugard and watching-chest

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delivered the two children phillip garrido fathered with dugard. no comment from the district attorney. >>> an antioch man pled guilty for the standoff that shut down the bay bridge for more than two hours to traffic. craig carlos valentine will go to jail for a year in county jail. in november he pulled his suv over in treasure island and started calling in bomb threats. he stayed that he believed his wife was cheating on him. he did eventually surrender. >>> tonight, there is a $5,000 reward in the case of a burglar who robbed a walnut creek home -- or burglarized a walnut creek home while the owners were at their son's tubera . robert and -- were at their son's funeral. robert and julia found their computer and documents missing . their 16-year-old son drowned along with his friend the previous weekend while rafting in walnut creek. police say an anonymous donor has put up reward money. >>> the tax man is going to be paying a visit to san jose pot clubs tomorrow. last november voters approved a 7% tax on all marijuana dispensaries, which the con

as of now prosecutors are offering nancy garrido 241 years in prison and phillip garrido 440 years. his attorney says that's no deal. he wants a sentence that will one day have her free. otherwise he wants to go to trial. >> 6:02. this morning the red cross is helping five children including two children to find a new home after a fire yesterday that almost cost them their lives. all five had climbed on to the roof of a burning building in order to get away from the fire. a toddler was handed to a firefighter to a ladder and helped to safety. nearby black smoke and flames poured from a second story apartment. a grateful mom was glad to make it out alive. >> grandma, babies. we're fine and we're okay but now our housing, where we gonna live now? >> she says her daughter was playing with the stove when the fire broke out. right now federal investigators are beginning an extraordinary three-day hearing focusing on the deadly san bruno gas pipeline explosion last fall. top pg&e officials are among those arriving in washington d.c. for some tough questions. >> kristen, pg&e engineers and

suspects, nancy and phillip garrido, are now awaiting trial. yesterday the attorney for nancy garrido said the couple has confessed to kidnapping jaycee dugard when she was a child and holding her prisoner in their home near antioch for 18 years. legal experts say that admission could pave the way for a plea bargain. and there's no question nancy garrido's attorney is looking for a lighter sentence for his client. >> should be able at least walk on the beach probably with a walker at some point in time before she dies. >> i would be surprised if either of them get out of jail before their life is done. >> now her attorney says nancy garrido deserves a break because she acted as a mother figure to jaycee and her two daughters. but he also acknowledged that it was nancy who grabbed the 11- year-old child on a south lake tahoe street and forced her into her husband's car back in 1991. now you can hear that entire interview with nancy garrido's attorney on our channel 2 website at ktvu.com. just click on the tab that says dugard case. >>> all right

phillip garrido is scheduled to appear in court on march 17th. >>> it is just part of what nancy garrido'sy shared with us. we have posted the entire interview on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> for the second time in the past month, police are investigating a near fatal hit-and-run in san jose. the latest one happened sunday morning at the intersection of crucero drive and dubert lane near highway 101. a white minivan hit david garcia and dragged him several feet before driving away. witnesses have not been able to provide for information for them. garcia is in a medically-induced coma in the hospital this morning. >>> there was another hit-and-run two miles away three weeks ago. in that case 18-year-old erika luna was dragged some 700 feet. she survived but may never walk again. no arrests in either case have been made. >>> big concerns in santa clara this morning on burglaries and car break-ins being on the rise. the break-ins are happening near el camino and lawrence expressway. thieves crashed the vehicle through the front door of the jewelry store and ran in to steal jewelry and nec

garrido for mrs. garrido. >> the statement hinting to a plea deal for the couple but especially for nancy. >> unfortunately the quality of mercy is strained in el dorado county so as of the moment, the current officer offer is 241 years, eight months to life. >> according to tapson his hope is for more like 20 or 30 years. he says she wasn't involved in any sexual abuse of jaycee. >> based on what happened after all of the stuff started to become the bizarre family, that she should be at least able to walk on the beach probably with a walker at some point in time before she dies. >> tapson says jaycee sat across the table from garrido and he wasn't able to talk to her. >> jaycee give me a call, i would like to talk to you if i could. >> the bond between jay c and nancy garrido may be stronger than you think. and that nancy would like mercy. >> i am curious if you think that 241 years and eight months to life is appropriate. >> stephen tapson and the sealed documents the media was hoping to get unseale

nancy garrido told her lawyer that she confessed to the the detectives. she's admitted to police she was the one who grat jaycee lee dugard off the streets of lake tahoe, she also said she needed to guard was raped by her husband which is issues number of and that. it took a turn toward a possible plea deal when the judge declared philip garrido was competent to stand trial. >> will: school district across the state are getting ready to issue layoff notices for teachers and other stuff, this year the state may see more layoffs because of the fiscal crisis in san francisco the school board today is expected to approve its plan which calls for 419 layoffs among them 140 teachers and counselors but those pros laos may not happen if several things fall into place. >> i think we positioned ourselves better than most one, which in spend all or some less money we save did because we knew this coming year we would have warheads. secondly we have the privilege to have the rainy day from the city that is out this. >> will: along with the rainy day money district of

phillip and nancy garrido appeared monday in court.fterward nancy's lawyer disclosed the confessions saying he hoped for a merciful plea deal that would send her to prison for no more than 20 or 30 years. >> unfortunately, the quality of mercy is strained in eldorado county, so as of the moment, the current offer is 241 years eight months to life. >> the attorney says nancy garrido never sexually abused dugard, but does admit she was the one who actually dragged the girl into a car back in 1991. >>> in health news, a new report shows half the men in this country are infected with a virus that causes cervical cancer in women and other forms of cancer in both sexes. kendis gibson has that story. >> reporter: it's the most common sexually transmitted infection, but many men and women who have the human papillomavirus or hpv don't even know they have it. have you ever been tested for yourself? >> no. >> i have not. haven't had the time or would think i would have it. >> reporter: a new study looked at more than 1,000 men and found approxim

met behind closed doors for the first time since the garridos were arrested. nancy reportedly broke into tears after she was asked, why they did it? she also told nancy to look after herself and her future instead of focusing on phillip. >>> 4:35. the u.s. is outraged following comments by moammar qaddafi. he claims his people love him and would die for him. as susan mcguinness reports, the u.s. could soon take military action in libya. >> reporter: troops loyal to moammar qaddafi are fighting to take back territory now in rebel hands. amateur video captured this firefight between pro- and anti- government forces in misurata, libya's third largest city. the uprising that began last month poses the biggest threat yet to qaddafi. his bloody crackdown has left hundreds, possibly thousands dead. still in an interview with abc news, qaddafi laughed off calls for him to step down and denied using force against his own people. >> they love me, all my people love me, they love me all. >> but if they do love you. >> they would die to protect me and my people. >> report

flurry of details surrounding this case, including full concessions made by both phillip and nancy garridoth answering every answer to detectives regarding the kidnapping and abuse of her. >> hopey

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the attorney says nancy garrido did not sexual abuse dugard. to work out a plea deal for mrs. garrido. >>> and the bay area has more than enough chihauhaus, while there is a shortage of those little dogs in new york city. snow morning, a dozen of them are flying -- so this morning, a dozen of them are flying to new homes in new york. this is the second such airlift to deal with the over population of those dogs in the bay area. >>> traffic and weather around the bay area in just a moment. stay with us. ,, ,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. just getting word of new bart delays out of san francisco. 20-minute delays right now from downtown san francisco out towards the east bay. there was an earlier stalled train. now, we're hearing that all trains heading into the city are all on time. all other mass transit is on schedule. highway 4 is a very slow drive through antioch, where we always see that slowing, but it remains really heavy through pittsburg. we had this earlier crash, likely now cleared from lanes but speeds are slow across the stretch. and w

phillip and nancy garrido was arrested 18 months ago for holding the girl captive in their home for 18 years. nancy garrido's court appointed attorney said both defendant confessed in exchange for prison terms of 2 to 400 years. legal analysts say that likely means a plea deal is in the works and dugard will be spared testifying during a trial. >>> some rain headed our way this weekend. let's check in with the meteorologist lawrence with the latest. >> of course, you know it started out nice and sunny this morning and the clouds started to move in and by late in the day, we started to see a couple scattered showers. now it looks impressive. this is light amounts of rain so far. if you head out on the roadway, it's going be slick. making its way in toward the san jose area right now and showering continuing light. really there's a lot of moisture in the atmosphere, but not a good trigger to get it to come down. we are seeing scattered light showers in toward oakland, scattered very light in toward danville and livermore. we have stronger cells up in toward the santa rosa area. you have

live in the newsroom, i'm john, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> to see more of what nancy garrido's attorney had to say, plus the history of this story, go to ktvu.com and click on the dugard case tab at the top of the front page. one of the men who imprisoned and tortured a teenager from tracy learns his punishment. today a judge in stockton sentenced anthony to serve three life sentences, but he will be eligible for parole after nearly 19 years. waiters was convicted in november for torture, kidnapping, child abuse, and false imprisonment. his victim was held for a year before managing to escape to a nearby fitness center in 2008. >>> a deadly officer involved shooting is under investigation tonight in san mateo. it happened on oak street. the officer was responding to report of shots fired. police are releasing more information. a press conference is happening right now. we'll bring you the latest details coming up in the next 15 minutes. >>> contra costa county investigators are learning more about a death. they have a plan to keep children from repeating that deadly trip. patty lee has

. >> the attorney says while nancy garrido is guilty of kidnapping and other charges she had nothing to do with the sexual abuse of jaycee. he's suggesting she be sentenced to 20-30 years in prison. >> she should be able to walk on the beach probably with a walker at some point in time before she dies. >> abc 7 legal analyst says dugard's opinion will make a difference to a judge. >> the garridoes played the only card they had to play. the only thing they can offer the district attorney and victim in this case is so save them trauma of a trial. >> jaycee dugard and her children remain in seclusion. the family received a $20 million jeltment after the state was accused of failing to supervise phillip garrido, a paroled rapist. >> thank you. >> five people escaped a burning building this afternoon. smoke and flames poured from the second story apartment. the residents, including two small children i had it onto the roof. firefighters brought them down down one at a time. >> the guy next door trying to wake us up of. we were asleep. my daughter was up. i just found out she was trying to

during court hearing, prosecutors showed one of the suspects, nancy garrido told them she videotapedild with perverse entertainment. it was made two years after the couple abducted jaycee dugard in south lake tahoe in 1981. they held her at her home for 18 years. the hearing was to update negotiations on a possible plea deal. prosecutor is stubborn that would set nancy garrido free sometime before she dies. >> it might be much simpler or a lengthy prison sentence. >> both philip and nancy garrido have offered full confessions. both sides continued the hearings into next month. >>> more americans support gay marriage than at any time in the past decade. a poll found that 53% of registered voters say gays and lesbians should have the legal right to marry, that is up from a low of 32% in a 2004 survey. still, some 44% of americans oppose gay marriage although that number is down from 62% seven years ago. gay marriage is now legal in five states and the district of columbia. obama administration said last month it will no longer defend a law banning the federal recognition of gay marriag

phillip garrido and nancy garrido are awaiting trial in el dorado county. yesterday, it was reported that the couple has confessed to kidnapping the child and holding her prisoner in their home for 18 years. that could pave the pay for -- way for a plea bargain. and there's no question that nancy garrido is looking for a lighter sentence. >> mr. and mrs. garrido have given full and complete statements to the sheriff's department. they've been honest with them. >> the attorney says nancy garrido deserves a break because she acted as the -- as the mother to her. but they also knockage -- acknowledge it was nancy who grabbed the child on the south lake tahoe street and forced her into her husband's car back in 2001. you can hear the entire interview at ktvu.com. click on the dugard case tab at ktvu.com. >>> starting today, medical marijuana clubs will be taxed on their sales. sanjose city officials say pot clubs will have to pay 7% of monthly pot seas. the first sale is -- pot sales. the first sale is due april 30th. sanjose city officials plan to clarify the

phillip and nancy garrido are acknowledging they snatched dugard from a sacramento street in 1991.ard had two daughters, both fathered by garrido. discussions for a plea deal are still ongoing. prosecutors are seeking hundreds of years in prison. >>> well, the first prominent figure is expected to announce a republican bid for the white house this week. former house speaker, newt gingrich, will announce the formation of an exploratory committee. gingrich made his name back in 1994 as the first republican speaker in four years. >>> one of the famous pinup girls of world war ii has died. actress jane russell became a star after her sensational debut in the movie "the outlaw." it was this publicity shot from the movie that showed russell in a low-cut blouse that attracted all the attention. she went on to star in nearly 20 other films in the '40s and '50s. jane russell was 89 years old. u >> a true beauty. >>> well, time for some of last night's hoops action. one game was real close. the other, not so much. details, now, from espn news. >> good morning. i'm don bell with your espn new

. >>> carolina garrido pudo participar de las elecciones. >>> aquí disfrutando un pan chapin. >>> y loodría probar? >>> sí. >>> qué rico sabe. me gusta. y ahora la meta es seguir creciendo no solamente en población sino en representación política para que en lugar de un solo concejal haya más. >>>josé díaz balart: isolda, muchas gracias. y muchos se preguntan en términos prácticos para qué sirve este crecimiento, nuestro analista carlos rajo se une con el análisis. carlos gracias por estar con nosotros, vamos a hablar sobre lo que será el impacto político. >>> que tal, josé, en efecto, como se repitió en la historia, no solamente es importante que crezcas en número, pero la manera de tener influencia es que tengas el poder político, incluso antes de estos números la elección de noviembre dejó en claro que los latinos tenemos una influencia que no teníamos antes, hay 24 representantes en la cámara baja del congreso, antes el número era igual, uno de los grandes cambios es que hay más representantes republicanos, y de la misma manera en las legislaturas. >>>josé díaz balart: vimos que el

. >> hoy volvieron a los tribunales el matrimonio garrido, que tuvieron presa 18 años a una mujer. >>no es gran diferencia. >> el caso pòdria tardarse tres semanas más . >> al regresar... . >> un derrumbe en el área de la bahía, se lo diremos cuando volvamos. >> ya regresamos . ,>> ♪. >> mire usted estas imágenes de la carretera de california, un derrumbe. >> las autoridades piensan que la erosion puede ser la causante de la actividad. >> esto esta a unas 30 millas de la ciudad de monterrey . >> hoy día se celebra san patricio, se tienen retenes para los contacto conductor ebrio . >> también se detuvo a gente sin licencias. >> buenas noches . >> buenas noches, gracias te saludo donde los agentes de la policía siguen revisando después de los 200 vehículos, pero el problema es el de las personas que no tienen pèrmiso. >> pediria que las autoridades nos ayuden con esto. >> Él no es un conductor ebrio, pero si pide ayuda, porque se le decomiso el vehículo -. >> ellos dicen que toman en cuenta varios aspectos para llevarse detenido a alguien. >> le hacemos varias pruebas. >> en el reten se

philip and nancy garrido expected to appear in court this morning. a lawyer for nancy garrido says te is unlikely she will change her plea to guilt any time for today's hearing. he says that's because the latest plea deal from prosecutors comes with a sentence of 180 years to life in prison. her lawyers are pushing for a sentence of more like 30 to 40 years and philip garrido is also expected to enter his plea today after being ruled mentally fit to stand trial. >>> the jury questioning begins today in the barry bonds perjury trial. prospective jurors will fill out a 19-page questionnaire and the san francisco federal courthouse today. some of the questions include things like the number of baseball games they went to, and if they're family has had substance abuse problems. bonds faces charges that he lied to a grand jury in 2003 about taking steroids. jury selection, the actual process for that, begins in his perjury trial next week. >>> 6:07 now. this morning state regulators are threatening to fine pg&e $1 million a day. the california public util

nancy and philip garrido recently gave full confessions to detectives in this case. lawyers tell the associated press that the couple may have confessed in order to strike a deal with prosecutors. the garridos are accused of kidnapping dugard when she was just 11 years old, then holding her hostage for 18 years in the backyard of their antioch home. the garridos are also charged with rape, lewd conduct with a minor, and child pornography. >>> at the cal palace this weekend, no pumping music, no dancing, instead of the sounds of pg&e workers shuffling through hundreds of thousands of documents. about 300 pg&e employees are poring through paperwork looking for pipeline documentation ordered by the public utilities commission. pg&e has until the 15th of march to provide specifics on gas transmission pipelines all over northern and central california. this is in response, of course, to the deadly explosion and fire in san bruno in september. if pg&e cannot comply, the state will ask the utility to cut gas pressure in its pipelines by 20%. >>> april's tax deadline is abou

attorneys for phillip and nancy garrido say they have offered a confession, admitting they held dugard. kgo has the latest fm northern california. >> no question about it. full confession. >> reporter: after negotiations opened for a possible plea deal with nancy and phillip garrido, defense lawyer stephen tapson told reporters the couple confessed to the crimes in the past month with dugard present for at least one meeting. the hope was to get leniency for nancy. the da's proposal is 400 years in prison for phillip, 241 for nancy. prompting tapson to reach on it to dugard through the media, to call him because he was thinking more like 20 to 30 years. >> i'm curious as to whether or not you think that 241 years, 8 months to life is appropriate for nancy. >> reporter: dugard was just 11 years old when she was snatched from her south lake tahoe neighborhood. she was not discovered until 18 years later, living in the couple's backyard compound, raising the two daughters phillip garrido already admitted to fathering with her. tapson says nancy deserves mercy. >> she was their mother. afte

philip garrido is facing four for zero years and present nancy phases 180. tell me now is 4:20 a.m. let's take it back to james to those about this unsettled weather a >> louisa: . >> james: ray now we're watching star tracker, quite a bit of rain falling no. there are area but the lower edges of this maker and down into the northern portions. we're talking way up there, that's a possibility. keeping an eye on the radar closer to home when announcing in the act as at this point. we're keeping an eye and that. it's a possibility. the rest of his entering iran denies day. a bridge between these two storm systems. a little cooler than yesterday, 47 in oakland, little clue to the north bay. looks like mid- 40s and san jose. this afternoon we were ripped upper 50s-low 60s. you can see the color coding on the church 50s for the most part, the tops of '60s. as for beyond today, today is the nice, relaxing break. we have this system had our way scheduled to make landfall bring us our first drops of rain really late thursday evening into friday morning. to do castilians while we're expecting

in the backyard of their home for 18 years where she was raped and gave birth to two of phillip garrido's children. she delivered the two children and shoe knew she was raped by her husband. after the confession prosecutors offered nancy 241 years to life in prison and philip 400 years in prison. not even coming close to the deal he was hoping for. >> she would be able to walk on the beach with a walker at some point in time before she dies. >> reporter: jaycee dugard hasn't spoken about her odeal. prosecutors and prosecutors would not deny the statements. kate thompson, kron 4 news. >> we visited the home of them today. you can see it is borded up and the backyard overgrown. that's where they held her captive for 18 years. there was no sign of police activity following the confession. this case brings up strong emotions for a lot of people. especially mark class, he is an advocate for missing children. we spoke with him earlier this evening. here is his reaction. >> very happy that they confessed. i believe this should be able to save jaycee dugard and her daughters from having to testif

both have confessed in the case of getting reduced sentences but a lawyer for nancy garrido that she will change the plea because the latest offer would have her serving 180 years in prison. philip garrido is facing 440 years in prison. >> this morning, san jose police are on the hunt for person that shot and gravely injured a man outside of a mcdonald's. witnesses say the shooter simply walked up to the victim and fired into the back of his head. police have only released a vague description and they don't know the motive for the shooting. the victim is said to be on life support. >> california regulators are threatening to fine pg&e $1 million a day for failing to turn over documents dealing with gas and pipeline safety. the number of documents verifying the condition of underground transmission lines. pg&e so far it's been unable to find the missing documents. regulators say the report filed by pg&e isn't even adequate. the puc wants to make sure the aging pipes are running at safe pressure levels following the san bruno explosion. missing records include details on transmission l

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the garridoes back in court in mid march. >> a fire in san francisco trapped five people on top of a building this afternoon, firefighters including this toddler they carried down safely. abc 7 is live at the scene. he talked with the little boy's mother. mark? >> reporter: we're on third and in the bay view. the fire happened in that -- across the street in that green building. sky 7 was overhead as rescuers arrived. dense black smoke poured from this apartment. flames worked from a kitchen to front bedroom. firefighters got a ladder and one at a time rescued four residents of the apartment. one of them royal colliver. >> woke up to someone banging on the wall. the guys next door trying to wake us up she says she and her boyfriend ronal hills and a two and a half year old were in the front of the apartment. her older daughter in the kitchen. >> my daughter was up, trying to bake something. i didn't know there was a fire. >> she opened the door and black smoke billowed into the bedroom. >> i started screaming for my daughter. >> and all four got to the roof and firefighters from engi