the sentencing of phillip and nancy garrido. coming up we'll o go live to antioch where the couple lived for years. first we're live in placerville with the judge's decision and the statement read in court from victim jaycee dugard. ken. >> reporter: well, the sentence is for the garridos were part of a plea deal that had already been announced. there were really no surprises there. but having been in the courtroom i can tell you the real drama was the victim impact statements in which jaycee's mother who spoke before the court read a statement. she called the garridos evil and she also read a statement from her daughter. now jaycee's mother said she could always hear her daughter's cry, feel her daughter's pain. but only in her heart during jaycee's 18 years in captivity. she called both phillip and nancy garrido selfish and monstrous. the 1991 the garridos kidnapped then 11-year-old jaycee in south lake tahoe. in court we heard how phillip garrido used a taser to subdue the child. her mother, jaycee's mother, read a statement

it is the last chance to seek a nancy garrido or phillip garrido in person.entire part of a lot has been reserved for the media. >> let's turn our attention to whether, some really wacky stuff happened yesterday. a tornado in northern california down by union city. you can see the final define itself, this is posted on you too. that is how we first got our hands on it. the weather service will send out a team today to determine the strength of that 20 a. there is no damage reported. three other tornadoes touched down in the same area last week. in that series of tornadoes, hundreds of acres, up, and orchards were >> partly cloudy today, tomorrow we will have more rain, showers continuing to saturday and sunday. it looks like a chance of showers will continue into monday. right now towers are warming into the fifties. fifties into the north bay. '40's through the livermore valley. by the afternoons the highs should be in the '60s. upper 60s to the delta. and morgan hill could reach 70. your 7 day around the bay shows or wet weather continued in greater monday.

the woman who lived behind garrido's house did not want to speak on camera but said the garrido's areng what they deserved. a customer said, it's scary to know something so horrible happened to close. >> i'm happy that he got 400 years. i'm thrilled to death. and i feel sorry for the other lady, 36 years but she deserves that and more. >>> the garrido's home is now boarded up. we posted more reaction from antioch on our website ktvu.com. >>> the transportation security administration is facing new pressure tonight to make sure that uniforms for screeners are made here in america. our bureau chief shot this video of the made in mexico tag on tsa uniforms. congresswoman speier says that hundreds of manufacturers jobs would be saved if the uniforms were made here. >> this bothers me and it should bother everyone to know that uniforms are being manufactured out of the country when so many are going unemployed. >>> one of apple's spokesperson says that they have reopened one of their plants in japan. it is apple's main contract manufacturer for products such as the i pad and the iphone. au

nancy garrido said that what she knew that what she did was evil, phillip garrido said that he agreed with the statements made by the victims but that was not a statement of remorse. in placerville. >>> even though she wasn't there, dugard had plenty to say to the garridos. her statement made it clear she hated every second of the 18 years she was held by her captors. dugard's statement said i am angry because you stole my life and that of my family. thankfully i am doing well now and no longer live a nightmare. dugard went on to say, both of you can save your apologies and empty words. for all the crimes you both committed, i hope you have as many sleepless nights as i did. >>> her quick thinking helped bring jaycee dugard's captivity to an end. today officer jacobs says justice has been done. >> unfortunately she had to suffer for so long for this to happen. >> reporter: she discovered he was a sex offender then tipped off investigators who rescued dugard and her children from the garrido compound just outside of antioch. jaycee's 18 years in the hands of the garrido's is still a sh

neighbors are glad the garridos are going to prison. but philip garrido should have been given the death penalty. >> eliminate that person. he will not live 400 years, it makes no sense to convict someone for 400 years when he has 20 or 30 years left. >> investigators combed the property for evidence of other kidnaps. >> it was a week since nursing student michelle le vanished. le has been missing friday night when she left a mentoring program to retrieve things from her car which was parked in the garage. le's white honda was found on the street. they are looking at cell phone records and garage security and they have a person of interest. our reporter spoke with michael, her brother and cousin who are somber but hopeful. >> we hope she is somewhere healthy. >> we are like every other family. we want to spend a holiday with her. >> abc7 learned the person of interest is giselle estaban. they seized her cell phone and computer and took her in custody. she has been released but is a person of interest. the family is planning a vigil in h

for nancy garrido 36 years. for phillip garrido more than 400.nt time in the '70s and '80s for other crimes. so his sentences takes into account three strikes. the prosecution said garrido should have never been allowed back on the streets to commit the crime. they go on to say that garrido is a sexual predator and that it caused the mother to endure an 18-year long nightmare and for that fact should be sentenced to the max of 431 years. >> i believe the judge will come close to that. that will ensure both of them will spend the rest of their lives in jail. >> reporter: there will be another hearing following that one. this one concerns grand jury documents and wornt tran -- whether or not transcripts of testimony should be released. journalists have asked for the release. the prosecution and defendants are asking that they remain sealed. we'll keep you updated all morning long on ktvu and all day long on ktvu.com. >> thank you. >>> several hours ago emergency crews faced a very dangerous situation responding to a fire in pleasant hill. live ammu

kate calloway hall was kidnapped and raped in 1976 by garrido. >> i know this chapter of phillip garrido's life is over. and his ordeal with me. but i would hope that no one is going to forget the horrible mistakes that the parole system has made in this entire situation. they were -- the mistakes they made were awful on so many levels. and so far i have not seen a lot of accountability for the mistakes. >> reporter: both garridos were taken back to jail. the sheriff will start to plan their transfer into state custody. jaycee dugard received a $20 million settlement from the state of california because of repeated mistakes made by parole officers who were monitoring phillip garrido. her story also chronicled in a book that's due out next month but again, frank, phillip garrido sentenced to over 400 years to life, nancy to 36 years to life. >> hopefully closure if that's even possible. >> reporter: if it's possible. >> allen martin live in the newsroom. thank you. >>> hayward police are and thizing cell phone reports in the disappearance of a nursing student. authorities say michelle le's

phillip garrido's first victim was also in court today. katie calloway hall has kidnapped and raped by garrido in 1986. >> he deeply impacted my life as -- [ pause ] >> i would like to let him know that i hope he rots in hell. >> california paid dugard $20 million after state leaders admitted that she may have been found years earlier if parole officers were properly monitoring garrido. and jaycee's story isn't done. the now 31-year-old is set to release a memoir in july providing details of her ordeal. the book to be entitled, a stolen life, tells of her abduction, her life with the garridos and how she feels since she has been rescued. >>> hayward police are analyzing cell phone records in the disappearance of a nursing student. authorities say michelle le's phone was transmitting signals until midday on saturday and that information could tell investigators where to intensify their search. the 25-year-old le was last seen friday after nursing class at the kaiser permanente building in hayward. investigators have issued several search wa

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nancy garrido sobbed. her husband, phillip garrido, looked down as jaycee dugard's mother gave them an earful, telling them how her world went dark when they stole her sunshine, her 11-year-old daughter jaycee, nearly 20 years ago. it was you, nancy garrido, and you, phillip garrido, that broke my heart. you took something that didn't belong to you. i hate you both, she said. >> i think it's fair to say a nightmare has come to an end and that now it's her, her children, her mother have to go about the business of getting lon with the rest of their lives. >> reporter: though she didn't come to court, dugard didn't pass on the chance to deliver a message to her kidnappers. her mother read a statement from the now 31-year-old. "i hated every second of every day of 18 years because of you and the sexual perversion you forced on me. i hope you have as many sleepless nights as i did," she said. >> she's very happy and very relieved that there won't be -- that this will not continue on. it's over, if you will. >>

here is a quote to philip garrido. i chose not to be here today because i refuse to waste another second of my life in your pleasant. i hated every second of every day for 18 years. you stole my life and that of my family, end quote. >> the attorney for nancy garrido talked about his client. >> i spoke briefly on behalf of nancy giving an apool describe. she said the words are not enough and what i did was evil and every time i look in the mirror reminds of how evil i was. >> garridos were arrested after philip brought dugard to a visit with the parole agent and the plot unraveled. a few minutes ago, a u.c. berkeley police officer who noticed how strange was that this man was with this woman and two daughters, she addressed the media. >> i just was a little off guard by the defense attorney's remarks about how three life sentences would be enough. no one had a rebuttal for that, but i do. philip garrido ruined the life of jaycee dugard. she is going to remember this forever. it has affected her life forever but he has

garrido said he wanted to spare dugard and her children at a trial. jaycee dugard did not appear at court but issued a statement saying, i hated every second of every day for 18 years. and you stole my life and that of my family. >>> we are also hearing what life was like for jaycee dugard from grand jury testimony made public after the garridos were sentenced. it includes dugard's descriptions of the day she was kidnapped in south lake tahoe. she discussed how garrido initially approached her in a car asking for directions and zapped her with a stun gun. dugard also talked about her 18 years of captivity and sexual abuse at the their home in contra costa county. dugard gave birth twice while in captivity. she cited her daughters as a reason she didn't try to escape. "i didn't know what to do. i couldn't leave. i had the girls. i didn't know where to go, what i would do for money or anything. i didn't have anything." dugard has a memoir due out in july entitled "a stolen life." >>> tonight at 5:00 the family of that missing nursing student will hold a

we spoke with nancy garrido's attorney.oes not plan to speak but her attorney will issue an apology on her behalf. whether or not phillip garrido will issue a statement before that sentence is handed down remains to be seen, as well. that's the latest here at the courthouse. melissa cabral for cbs 5. >> and, of course, melissa, i mean, uhm, jaycee and her two daughters, again, uhm, back with her family and trying to get their lives together. she has written a book, hasn't she? >> reporter: she has written a book and that memoir is scheduled to be released in july. so it makes sense that she would be here making a public appearance. but at the same time, as you know, the grand jury indictment in this case is sealed so a lot of the information about her testimony that allowed the grand jury to indict both phillip and nancy garrido is unknown at this point. i know a lot of people are interested to see what's in there and, of course, a lot of those details will be out in her book later this summer. >> well, all eyes will be on

assaults garrido sometimes videotaped.s she grew older, she says she didn't try to escape, because she felt she was helping prevent something similar from happening to someone else. >> i think it's fair to say a nightmare has come to an end. the and that now it's her, her children, her mother have to go about the business about getting on with the rest of their life. >> reporter: at the sentencing, jaycee's mother lashed out at the couple. she read a statement from the now 31-year-old, saying, i hated every second of every day of 18 years, because of you. and the sexual perversion you forced on me. i hope you have as many sleepless nights as i did. jaycee dugard's mother says the only thing that brings her satisfaction is knowing the garrido's will never, ever lay eyes on her daughter again. or on jaycee's two young girls. she told the garrido's, the girls know their despicable secret, and there is no love lost. jaycee dugard and her family currently live in seclusion. jaycee is set to release a book about her ordeal next

here is a quote to philip garrido. chose not to be here today because i refuse to waste another second of my life in your pleasant. i hated every second of every day for 18 years. you stole my life and that of my family, end quote. >> the attorney for nancy garrido talked about his client. >> i spoke briefly on behalf of nancy giving an apool describe. she said the words are not enough and what i did was evil and every time i look in the mirror reminds of how evil i was. >> garridos were arrested after philip brought dugard to a visit with the parole agent and the plot unraveled. a few minutes ago, a u.c. berkeley police officer who noticed how strange was that this man was with this woman and two daughters, she addressed the media. >> i just was a little off guard by the defense attorney's remarks about how three life sentences would be enough. no one had a rebuttal for that, but i do. philip garrido ruined the life of jaycee dugard. she is going to remember this forever. it has affected her life forever but he has ru

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philip garrido and his wife nancy will be sentenced for kidnapping and raping dugard. phillip could receive 431 years while his life is looking at 31 years before she is eligible for parole. both pleaded guilty in april. no word whether dugard will appear at that sentencing. >>> also this morning, a grandmother accused of snatching her granddaughter to pass her off as her own child is facing kidnapping and burglary charges in contra costa county. 58-year-old erica galego shook her head no but did not enter a plea during her court appearance yesterday in martinez. she was arrested in los angeles county 15 hours after her son and daughter-in-law woke to find their daughter missing from her crib in their home the grandmother told them she was pregnant last fall and then tried to passed off the child as her own. >>> the map accused of murder earring vallejo musician on highway 80 will face a judge today. a santa rosa man accused of shooting dewey tucker on the highway near hercules in january of last year. all four men are suspected gang members. they shot tucker, police s

he feels remorseful and bad. >> nancy garrido cried in the hearing. she pled guilty to spare dugard a trial. >> what i did was evil and words are not enough and every time i look in the mirror it reminds me of how evil i was. >> the garridos were arrested after he brought young daughters to the uc berkeley campus. they started to ask questions. >> in the end it worked out great but it took so long and she had to suffer so long for it to happen. >> the home in antioch is boarded up. neighbors still seem in shock. >> you never know who you are next door to. you got to get to know your neighbors. >> though jaycee dugard was not in court. she is coming out with a book called a stolen life. a tell all account of her ordeal. carolyn. >> car lin - care -- reporting. >> a michael is michelle le's kid brother . when they learned michelle was missing they couldn't believe it. no, there is no way. there has to be another explanation. but the reasonable explanation start to dry up. christine said michelle was a role model and her disappearance took a terrible toi

but nancy garrido stopped on and off. especially when jaycee dugard mother looked and said you to something that did not belong to you. and later she called them selfish monsters. that is not all they had to sit through. the judge told philip garrido that you are evil. when he conducted at jaycee dugard, he said that he reinvented slavery. he said that he was a poster child for a sexual predator. he concluded by telling him, you like a soul, what you did to that child is beyond horrible. after sentencing, the uc-berkeley police officer whose encounter with garrido old merely led to the help of jaycee dugard. >> i want to tell her how strong she is not only for herself before her children. >> also on hand was calloway called, >> i hope the rocks and hill. >> she said she was satisfied just one room watching him be sentenced to life in prison. >> i did what i came here to do i came here to watch this case and watch him get sentence and kuwait. that is what i did and today is a happy day for me. >> callaway hall said that th

dugard remembers garrido laughing and telling his wife how he got away with it. the sexual bondage happened soon after. garrido said the attacks happened once a week for three years until she was pregnant with her first child. garrido fathered two children with jaycee dugard while she was kept captive in his house in antioch for 18 years. >> being a mother, i couldn't hold back my emotion on that. it was appalling what she went through. >> dugard's testimony revealed the garrido's often videotaped children playing at parks. jaycee did not attend yesterday's sentencing. instead, her mother read a statement saying dugard refused to waste another second in their presence. >>> 4:36. breaking news. abc news learned criminal charges will be filed today against former presidential candidate john edwards. for the past two years, federal officials were investigating whether hundreds of thousands of dollars given by two political supporters to hide an extramarital affair could be considered illegal campaign donation. edwards' attorney says the money was a gift to keep his

she says the garridos used a stun gun to tase her then threw her into the car. she said she remembers garrido saying, i can't believe we got away with it, then started laughing. he used the same gun to threaten her. she also describes being locked away r for nearly a year in e seclusion all by herself. she said she was forced to have sex at least once or twice a week for that first year. we will have details, i'm reading over. i haven't had a chance to read this entire document, but we will have all the details tonight at 11:00. >>> chilling and disturbing accounts there. jaycee dugard describes as her nightmare began with her 1991 kidnapping here south lake tahoe. the same day the garridos transported her to their home and hid her in the shed of their backyard. it continued for almost two decades. november of 2006, when a neighbor reported suspicious active at their antioch home, police interviewed garrido, but did not search the property. in august of 2009, garrido and jaycee's two daughters were questioned while distributing religious pamphlets at berkeley. t

jaycee's testimony revealing at first she thought phillip garrido was going to ask for directions. instead, he drove up and used a taser to abduct her. all of a sudden, his hand shoots out and i feel tingling and like losing control and i'm in the bushes trying to go back and somebody dragging me. subdued in the back of his car, the 11-year-old heard garrido laughing saying to his wife, i can't believe we got away with it. for the first year, jaycee was kept locked up alone in a room in a backyard hideout. eventually, phillip and nancy began spending time with their captive watching tv, even sleeping in the same room. for three years, phillip raped jaycee weekly until she got pregnant. according to jaycee, after having her first daughter, phillip continued to rape her but less frequently. he knew i was really scared about getting pregnant again. he said, he just couldn't help himself. but he was really trying to stop. and then i got pregnant again. and that's the last time he had sex with me was when she was conceived. " in testimony, jaycee said, she never tried to escape. at firs

katie callaway hall is a previous victim of phillip garrido. she says she's glad he's going to spend the rest of his life in prison. >> i would like him to know i hope he rots in hell. >>> according to newly-released grand jury testimony, dugard said right after she was abducted, she heard phillip garrido laughing saying, i can't believe we got away with it. >>> casey anthony may never take the stand. but yesterday, the jury got an earful of the woman accused of killing her daughter. anthony insisted she was not lying when she said a babysitter kidnapped caylee. >>> it's been a reunion between mark kelly and his wife, congresswoman, gabrielle giffords. it had been 18 days since they had last been together. right before "endeavour's" may 16th launch. they met at giffords' rehab hospital, where she is recovering from a gunshot wound. >>> dallas mavericks star, dirk nowitzki said, that was big. will selva shows us the reason for that understated reaction. >> good morning. the dallas mavericks came with a sense of purpose to miami. and they were de

philip garrido is serving 400 years to life. he is held from the general population. >> and suspected serial killer joseph naso. prosecutor claimed that panty hose used to strangle the victims contained the dna of his wife. he kept a hand written list of 10 women and kept photographs and news clippings related to the murders of four women he is charged with killing. the sphen year old marin county man pled not guilty. >> a reevasion for the fire department saying the procedure for responding to medical calls is wasteful. the grand jury 70 percent of the fire department calls are medical emergencies and others are fire related that is five times the cost of the ambulance. the panel report that is taxpayers can notice longer afford the protocol. the fire chief william mcdonald responded to the report. >> some of the things don't accurately report the activitis and how we run our departments in santa clara county. that is one of the things we'll provide back to the grand jury. >> chief mcdonald said his department considered change

garrido dragged her into a car where his wife nancy was waiting and then drove love laughing. that was the start of the little girl's long sexual abuse nightmare. >> there are specific details, as the court alluded to that are horrendously graphic and i think the court's description was that it's pornographic. >> dugard said show was raped at least once a week until she gave birth to garrido's two daughters and described the home. she said she never once tried to run away in 18 years because she was afraid of phillip garrido's explosive temper. she feared he would pull out his stun gun again or send the dogs to attack her. >> phillip garrido will spend the rest of his life in prison. his wife nancy will probably do the same. she won't be eligible for parole until she's almost 90 years old. jaycee dugard was not in the courthouse but her mother read an emotional statement and her anger was directed at phillip garrido. she read and i'm quoted i hit -- hated every second of every day for 18 years. >>> you see how delicately she's walking. >>> new video and information about mount

nancy garrido could face 36 years to life.al analyst jim hammer calls the plea deal a big victory for prosecutors. >> all the defense got out of this case is the theoretical possibility that nancy garrido may one day get a chance to apply for parole. i'll tell you she's probably never getting it and if she does she'll be in her 80s. >> jaycee dugard could make an appearance in court today. after a sentencing this morning the judge is also going to hold another hearing on whether to release grand jury transcripts that include testimony from dugard. >>> time now 6:31. emergency crews faced a dangerous situation responding to an overnight fire in pleasant hill. they arrived to the sound of live ammunition exploding at a burning apartment house. ktvu's candidate county reduce out there right now. he talked to one of the residents there. good morning, kraig. >> reporter: good morning, dave. if you've been with us most of the morning you know we've been trying to track that down since early this morning. no official word yet but one

her angry words were directed mostly at phillip garrido. she said quote i hated every second of every day of 18 years because of you and the sexual perversion you forced on me. >>> economists are expecting disappointing numbers in the may jobs report to be released in a short time. some estimate fewer than 150,000 jobs were added last month. that would be a sharp drop from the 230,000 jobs added in the three previous months. the jobs report for may is due out at 5:30 this morning. >>> let's check in with sal for a look at traffic. good morning, sal. >> good morning, pam. traffic is doing well around the bay area. we can show you that the east shore freeway is looking good. the morning commute is moving along nicely getting out to the mccarthur maze. and if you are driving to san jose or to 280 or 101 that traffic is off to a nice start. let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sir. our much advertised system is beginning to inch closer. increasing clouds today. it looks cloudy along the coast and the north bay. but this system is on its way and it

she said her first sight of garrido was when he zapped her with a stun gun.old a grand jury all of a sudden his hand shoots out of the car window and i feel this shock. it was jingly. she said she does not remember the car pulling away because "i blacked out or something." she testified that she came to when the person who grabbed her moved to the front seat. i heard voices in the front and the man said i can't believe we got away with it and he started laughing. she was covered by a blanket as the car drove 160 miles to garrido's home in antioch. he said he had dobermans and if i ran they would come after me. for the first year she was kept isolated while she was assaulted sexually. "he said he had a sex problem and got me so he wouldn't have to do this to anybody else so i was helping him." garrido had sex with her every two to three months until her second daughter was born. dugard said she wanted to escape but could not leave her girls. i didn't know where to go she said or what i would do for money or anything. i didn't have anything. >> at the sentencin

the judge had some strong words for 59-year-old phillip garrido saying garrido reinvented slavery.he then sentenced phillip garrido to 431 years to life. then he gave nancy garrido36 yearings. >> there's a slim hope she will be released on parol, but by that time she will be in her 70s. >>> even though jaycee dugard was not there her mother did show up to read a sering statement on her behalf. this is what she said. when i think about those years i am angry, because you stole my years. i hated every day of 18 years because of you and the sexual preversion you forced on me. >> i think it's fair to say a nightmare has come to an end. and that now it's her, her children, her mother have to go about the business of getting along with the rest of their lives. >>> jaycee dugard closed her statement saying quote, you do not matter anymore. >>> a locked room, a stun gun and mind games are just some of the things that prevented jaycee dugard from trying to escape. today rita williams poured through court documents details dugard's 18 years of captivity. >> reporter: the transcript released

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phillip and nancy garrido pled guilty in april. they are expected to spend the rest of their lives in prison. there is a chance dugard will make a statement at today's sentencing hear in placerville. that starts around 9:00. >>> talks between the city of san jose and its police officers union have stalled. the city says it will have to lay off hundreds of officers if they don't get an agreement on pension changes very soon. >>> and no injuries in a fire that damaged an apartment in pleasant hill. witnesses say they heard gunshots when the fire broke out that may have been from shotgun shells that were burning inside the home. the cause of last night's fire still under investigation this morning. >>> we have your traffic on weather on this thursday coming up right after this. ,, ,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. lots of brake lights along 101 through san jose. we are dealing with an accident northbound or right at 13th street, it is blocking lanes. chp on scene. we are seeing slower speeds, 39 miles per hour in some spots so give yoursel

the judge had some strong words for 59-year-old phillip garrido saying garrido reinvented slavery.he then sentenced phillip garrido to 431 years to life. then he gave nancy garrido36 yearings. >> there's a slim hope she will be released on parol, but by that time she will be in her 70s. >>> even though jaycee dugard was not there her mother did show up to read a sering statement on her behalf. this is what she said. when i think about those years i am angry, because you stole my years. i hated every day of 18 years because of you and the sexual preversion you forced on me. >> i think it's fair to say a nightmare has come to an end. and that now it's her, her children, her mother have to go about the business of getting along with the rest of their lives. >>> jaycee dugard closed her statement saying quote, you do not matter anymore. >>> a locked room, a stun gun and mind games are just some of the things that prevented jaycee dugard from trying to escape. today rita williams poured through court documents details dugard's 18 years of captivity. >> reporter: the transcript released

chris pickle on how the garrido's manage to keep jaycee in that backyard all those years., some of the details are graphic. >> jaycee's ordeal began in her lake tahoe neighborhood walking to school. jaycee's testimony revealing at first she thought phillip garrido was going to ask for directions. instead he drove up and used a taser to abduct her. all of a sudden his hand shoots up and i feel tingling and i'm in the bushes trying to go back and somebody is dragging me. subdued in the back of his car, the 11-year-old heard garrido laughing, saying to his wife, i can't believe we got away with it. for the first year, jaycee was kept locked up alone in a flume a backyard hideout. phillip and nancy began spending time with their captive, watching tv, even sleeping in the same room. for three years, phillip raped jaycee weekly until she got pregnant. according to jaycee, after having her first daughter, phillip continued to rape her, but less frequently. he knew i was really scared about getting pregnant again. he said he just couldn't help himself, but he was really trying to

she said garrido initially approached her in a car asking for directions and then later zapped her with a stun gun. dugard also talked about her 18 years of captivity and sexual abuse at the garridos' home in contra costa county. dugard gave birth twice while in captivity. she said she didn't try to escape fearing what might happen to her young daughters. >> chilling details coming out. she has a memoir coming out next month. >> unbelievable. it's a gripping and very disturbing story. you know? unbelievable. >> it is 6:06. let's check traffic and weather again. erika martin in for lawrence this morning. erika, good morning. >> good morning. yes, this is for today -- well, a little bit cooler and certainly a little bit more wet that we are going to see this morning. here's a good look at the low that's working into the region here. now, meteorologists always love this. it's an atmosphere of action going on here. here's that low dipping on down rotating bringing all that moisture right into the forecast region. we can expect those showers here by early this afternoon. holding steady until

phillip garrido was sentenced to life in prison and nancy garrido 36 years in live. no words were spoken by the couple. the judge referred to him as evil. also there today, another woman abducted by phillip garrido who said she felt she had to be there today. >> it was good for me. helped me heal. watch. i did what i came here to do. watch this case and watch him get sentenced. i hope he rots in hell. >> terisa estacio reports how jaycee dugard and her mother lashed out. >> reporter: she began by saying, i refuse to waste another second of my life in your presence. what you and nancy did was reprehensible. save your apologies and empty words. for the crimes you have committed i hope you have as many sleepless nights as i did. she spoke of the anguish she suffered after jaycee dugard disappearances. she said i am nauseous that thought of a exploitation and the abuse you endured at your hands. adding that you don't deserve to live or lie or exist. you are selfish, self serving, monsters. she mentioned her grand daughters saying, her daughters know what you did to their

the garridos have pled guilty to kidnapping and rape charges. they are expected to be sent to prison for life. one reason for the plea deal was to keep jaycee dugard and her daughters, who were fathered by garrido, from having to testify at a trial. >>> we will apparently never not results of two lie detector tests on the bryan stow beating suspect giovanni ramirez was in handcuffs when police took him in for a polygraph test yesterday. he got a similar test with his attorneys on tuesday night. the man who administered that test hinted that ramirez passed. >> can you tell us without giving away the store how did he do? >> that would be giving away the store. >> i'm sure this is going to disappoint everybody but this is our agreement with the lapd and the district attorney's offices. we are not going to announce them. >> ramirez has not been charged for the attack on stow but is still in jail for probation violation. >>> hayward police have questioned a person of interest in the disappearance of a nursing student. the woman was once friends with

dugard said she didn't try to run fearing that the garridos would kidnap another child. you can read the entire testimony on abc7news.com. look under see it on tv. >> within the last three hours, abc news learn ed that criminal charges will be levied today against john edwards. they claim campaign cash was used to hide extramarital affair between edwards and campaign employee that ultimately led to a child that edwards initially claimed was fathered by a top campaign advisor. abc news says the decision to file charges today came after overnight negotiations with edwards' attorney broke down. >>> personal information on 200,000 water customers in san francisco may have been hacked. technicians at san francisco's public utilities commission say a hacker apparently loaded numerous viruses on to a p.u.c. server through unsecure port that gave outsiders access to a file to names, addresses and phone numbers but no financial information. p.u.c. says there is no evidence that any information was stolen but the agency has been notifying customers by mail, that information was at

to build and nancy garrido.arrido, a maximum term of 431 years-live, nancy garrido, 36 years-like. >> of assessing the damage in massachusetts this morning, there were fierce storms. at least four people killed. you're looking at the live damage. rules are ripped off of buildings. the tops completely exposed. this is in central and western massachusetts. >> here is a shot of walnut creek. sunshine out there trying to peak between the clouds. we will continue to see rain through saturday. on the majority of the day, widespread showers continue to send a. we could even see some lingering rain into monday. right at the temperatures are in the '50s, by the afternoon, 60's. hawks a slight chance of showers on monday and we will dry out tuesday and wednesday and at temperatures back into the '70s. >> as we continue our bridge check, of the san mateo bridge, your ride on highway 92, conditions are good. no delays or unusual slowing in either direction. the golden gate bridge ride is a problem free. so is the commute th

we have two new photos of phillip and nancy garrido. phillip garrido arrived at corcoran state prison today and is serving 41 years to life. yesterday nancy garrido arrived at the women's prison in chowchilla. >>> anthony weiner resigned today leaving congress in the wake of an internet portal scandal. >> today i am announcing my resignation from congress. >> interrupted repeatedly by a heckler, weiner said he could no longer serve constituents. many more photos have surfaced. although he first clean it was -- claimed it was hackers, he later admitted to the photos. >>> it could serve as a warning of all users of social media. a look at the pitfalls of new media. >>> governor jerry brown has vetoed the budget passed yesterday. it marks the first time in state history that the governor has vetoed and approved spending plan. he says he supports some elements but that the plan contains a legally questionable maneuvers be also said the plan would add to our wall of debt. >> there budgets that i received today, there was more positive work.

garrido later used that stun gun to keep the girl in line.hreatening to zap her if she wasn't good. jaycee also describes how she was kept largely alone for her entire first year in captivity at the antioch compound. forced to have sex at least once a week, assaults garrido sometimes videotaped. as she grew older, she didn't try to escape, because she felt she was helping prevent something similar from happening to someone else. >> i think it's fair to say a nightmare has come to an end and now it's her, her children, her mother that have to go about the business of getting on with the rest of their lives. >> reporter: at the sentencing, jaycee's mother lashed out at the couple. she read a statement from the now 31-year-old saying, i hated every second of every day of 18 years because of you. and the sexual perversion you forced on me. i hope you have as many sleepless nights as i did. jaycee dugard's mother says the only thing that brings her satisfaction is knowing the garrido's will never ever lay eyes on her daughter again or on jaycee's

her angry words were directed mostly at phillip garrido. she says i hated every second of every day for 18 years. >>> president obama flied to a chrysler plant in ohio. he will draw attention to the auto industry turn around. coming up at 6:15 we will have a live report with why the president feels confident that the bailout was money well spent. >>> pg&e is running full page ads in full california newspapers apologizing for the deadly san bruno pipeline disaster. a spokesman says not only is the company saying it's sorry but it's also a way of admitting it needs to regain the publics confidence. the san bruno explosion killed eight people and destroyed 28 homes. >>> let's go to sal. >> traffic is moving along pretty well around the bay area. if you look at the bay bridge toll plaza it's light. no major problems come into san francisco. alsos morning commute looks good if you are driving on the san mateo bridge heading out to the high-rise. i want to show you the maps here. traffic in livermore looks good on this friday. 680 from san ramon

the prison time facing the garridos.. plus.. the chance they could come face to face with their victim. a major breakdown in police negotiations in san jose. why it could mean even more officer layoffs. a laptop thief, caught on candid camera. the app, that helped a bay area man, track him down. and.. he's called the bluetooth bandit. how a clever con is stealing people's credit cards. join us for cbs 5 early edition ... beginning at 4:30. ,,,, >>> on the "cbs morning news" here's a look at today's weather. a storm system will bring a chance of severe weather to the northern plains states. the northeast will be drying out and cooling off after yesterday's steamy heat and fast-moving thunderstorms. the south remains hot with triple digits and heat. >>> here's another look at this morning's top stories. massachusetts governor has declared a state of emergency after tornadoes caused severe damage in about two dozen communities. springfield was hardest-hit. at least four people were killed. and market jitters. weak numbers on jobs a

--"garrido" fue condenado a 431 aÑos de prision.y" fue trasladada a la carcel femenil de "chowchilla" donde purgara una condena de 36 aÑos.--ambos son resposables del secuestro y violacion de "dugard", raptada en 1991, y a quien mantuvieron cautiva durante 18 años. ---un jurado de "san mateo" decidiÁ maÑana si un psiquiatra acusado de abuso sexual infantil es mentalmente competente para enfrentar los cargos en su contra.---hoy se presentaron los argumentos finales en el juicio que se le sigue a "william ayres", de 79 aÑos, quien presuntamente cometÓ actos lascivos con siete niÑos que fueron sus pacientes entre 1991 y 1996. ---si lo encuentran competente, "ayres" enfrentara un nuevo juicio con 9 cargos de conducta lasciva y libidinosa, que se derivan de las denuncias hechas por las presuntas victimas, que ahora tienen entre 20 y 40 años de edad. --el congresista deÓcrata por nueva york "anthony weiner" renuncÓ a su escaÑo tras el escandalo desatado luego de que se publicaran las fotos y mensajes de texto con tintes sexuales que envio

dugard gave birth twice while in captivity to phillip garrido's children.d she didn't try to escape fearing what might happen to her daughters. >>> 5:38 now. the state senate has passed a bill aimed at preventing prisoners from using cell phones. it would be a misdemeanor for any prison employee or visitor to smuggle a phone into the jail. an inmate in possession of a cell phone would lose early release credits up to 180 days. the bill heads to the assembly. last year prison officials confiscated more than 10,000 cell phones from inmates. >>> it is 5:39. the new unemployment numbers coming out. how the month of may did and why the bay area is really the best place to find a job right now, they say. >> that's good news. and what would you do for an ipad 2? the shocking way a teenaged boy got his hands on the device. coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,, california should be proud. we were the first to ban smoking on airplanes. the first to have smoke-free bars and restaurants. all while saving over $86 billion in health care costs... and over a million lives. we've done a

>> reporter: that's how this short note as nancy garrido started. her attorney received it a few days ago. >> other than some slurs from fellow inmates, she's doing okay. >> reporter: nancy getting harassed and making friends. he says she is currently living in a cell alone able to talk back and forth through the bars with fellow inmates. she writes, i'm doing fine. it's a rude awakening here. so far, i have met some really nice ladies. please give phillip my information. >> she still loves him. whatever you say, she's in love with him. so she wants to contact him, obviously. >> reporter: staying in contact with her husband, the most important thing for her, along with getting back her wedding ring. the el dorado county jail wouldn't allow her to take it to state prison so tapson is going to mail it to her. he collected her belongings from the jail last week. this was her bible. in it, certain passages highlighted including, from the first book of kings. god, please let this child's life return to him. and in psalm chapter 15 speaking the truth from

phillip and nancy garrido will be in court today to face sentencing.llip garrido faces 431 years his wife, nancy, 31 years before she will be eligible for parole. both pleaded guilty to all charges against them in april. it is unclear if dugard will be in court today. she does have a right to speak at the sentencing. we will be there to see. >>> investigators looking for a missing east bay nursing student. they are focusing on her cell phone records. 26-year-old michelle lay disappeared on friday but police say someone used her cell phone several times on saturday. officers are tracking down where the phone was used and who was called. police i haven'ter viewed two dozen relatives of lachl she was work act kaiser hospital friday night when she took a break and never came back. her family is offering a $20,000 reward for her safe return. >>> the man accused of beating giants fan bryan stow has taken a lie detector test but don't know what the results are. giovanni ramirez says he was not part of the grewsome crime and offered to take the test to prove t