>> the second pick goes to the golden state warriors. >> yeah.warriors just missed out on getting number one which went to the lot ffent than normal. the general manager isn't sure he will get to meet the prospictures in person before the draft in october. >> you don't hire someone over a virtual interview. it may come to that. we better get it right. but we have a little bit of time. >> damian lillard's x-ray is negative. he will game three. davis drives in for the bucket. he scored 31. lakers 111-88. evening the series 1-1. warrior fans, you are (upbeat music) - [narrator] food delivery just got more rewarding, now that grubhub gives you rewards when you order. did you order tacos? again? boom, rewarded. (chewing) (dog barks) ordering dinner for the family? voila, rewarded, with a side of quiet. (baby mumbling) grubhub rewards you. get a free delivery perk when you order. under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'l

pick in the nba draft. >>> the second pick goes to, the golden state warriors.that means, the number one pick in the 2020 nba draft goes to the minnesota timberwolves. >> how about that? they were equal with the cavaliers, getting that number one pick. the second selection, that is a big help to the team. they could select a young player or try to package the pic with other assets to trade with a veteran to help them go after a championship. the draft is scheduled for october 16th. >>> the time is 4:52. we are checking your weather and what you need to know on a friday morni more. >> good morning. let's start out with the air quality issue for today. it is smoky, hazy conditions will be in and around the bay area. we will have unhealthy air for most. here is a look at what is going on. storm tracker to brought us to this system. it is going to continue to impact us in the way of the onshore breeze. the cloud cover along the coastline and inside the bay -- it helped to drop off temperatures yesterday. moving forward, temperatures are only going to fluctuate ever

the golden state warriors and kaiser permanente are reopening the market after it was closed during the pandemic. the farmers market will be open from 10 am to 2 p.m. on friday outside of chase center. they offer locally sourced food including seasonal fruits, naturally raised meats, and pastries. >>> it is really bad. there is nothing that you can do about it. you are a victim here. >> deadly wildfires continue to burn across the bay area and beyond. thousands of people are under evacuation orders this morning. firefighthe season of darkness and america. >>> joe biden is now officially the democratic party's presidential candidate. we will show you how democrats wrapped up their convention as republicans get ready for their own. >>> from ktvu, this is mornings on fox 2. >>> here we are, friday, i am in early as pam cook is enjoying a morning off. >> i am dave clark, it is good to see you on a friday morning. it is good to see rosemary orozco in for steve the, and, rosemary, the smoke in the air is still a problem for us? >> it is going to be a problem dave, not only for today but the d

>> the second pick goes to the golden state warriors. >> yeah. golden state warriors just missed out on getting number one which went to the timberwolves. this sports year, the draft process will look a lot different than normal. the general manager isn't sure he will get to meet the prospictures in person before the draft in october. >> you don't hire someone over a virtual interview. it may come to that. we better get it right. but we have a little bit of time. >> damian lillard's x-ray is negative. he will play in game three. davis drives in for the bucket. he scored 31. lakers 111-88. evening the series 1-1. warrior fans, you are it's time for the biggest sale of the year on the sleep number 360 smart bed. you can adjust your comfort on both sides... your sleep number setting. can it help me fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet but can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. will it help me keep up with mom? you got this. so

. >>> the confessed golden state killer coming face to face with survivors, the powerful confrontation. >>> the inspiring way a town is keeping businesses afloat by feeding families >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news," the democratic national convention. here the lester holt. >>> good evening on very busy news day we start with the democratic national convention, a night after a home-spun coast-to-coast roll call delivered the presidential nomination to joe biden his running mate senator kamala harris will take her place in american political history this evening the first woman to have color to be nominated on a presidential ticket. also on the virtual stage a man who carved his own place in history, former president barack obama, ready to deliver some choice words for president trump. peter alexander sets the scene for us. >> reporter: taking center stage for the democrats in delaware tonight kamala harris, the first black woman and indian american ever on a major party ticket the daughter of immigrants to be introduced by this new video. >> when she says for the people it is ev

. >> survivors face the golden state killer in court. their emotional accounts want restaurants to open? and schools? want the economy to get back on track? you're not alone. and you can help make it happen. stay 6 feet apart. wash your hands. wear a mask every time you leave your home. choose to join the fight against covid-19. do your part. slow the spread. a former police officer who terrorized people across fofor decades is facing his victims for the fitime. anchor allen martin has been watching those proceedings, the hearings today. >> a really tough day, healing and very emotional. so-called golden state killer pleaded guilty to 13 murders and nearly 50 rapes. here's what some of the survivors had to say. 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

. >>> the golden state killer will be formally sentenced. over the past three days of testimony, he heard from victims who survived and the families of those who did not. >> today, i am not just a broken survivor of a cold case murder. today, i am of victor in the battle between good and evil. >> the former police officer admitted to 13 murders in six counties in the 1970s and 1980s along with dozens of rapes. because of his age and the pandemic, it is still unclear where joseph deangelo will serve out his sentence. >>> a temporary reprieve for uber and lyft and more bad news for the airline industry . >>> rising tech shares overcame more bad job numbers to push the markets higher. the dow rose 46 point and the nasdaq climbed 118 and the s&p 500 gained 10. uber or lyft vehicles are still on the roads in california. those companies said they would shut down if forced to comply with the new state law that would make them treat drivers as employees instead as independent contractors. the judge agreed to give uber or lyft an extension while they

coming up, their emotional letters about the golden state killer before his sentencing tomorrow. also coming up, san francisco's first elected official testing positive for the coronavirus. the very latest on the supervisors condition. experience the ultimate sports hub. where you can find games, news and highlights. all in one place, right on your tv. 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 the xfinity sports zone everybody wins. now that's simple, easy, awesome. click, call or visit a store for details. >>> san francisco's supervisor has tested positive for covid- 19. the supervisor tweeted that his symptoms are minor and he will continue to family will be tested right away. he did not say how he believes that he contracted the virus. he said he has worn a mess, followed public health guidelines, practice social distancing and was regularly tested. he joined the board of supervisors last year and represents the sunset neighborhood.>>>

. >> the golden state killer se e sentenced to life in prison. sl in the north bay, the county that just dropped off the state's covid watch list. >> first a look at what is coming up on jimmy kimmel live, with guest host, rob lowe. >> i'm rob lowe. you knew that already. in your category, it was michael douglas and your mother was rooting for michael douglas? >> the thing, egyptians love michael douglas, this is the type of news that is not out >>> new developments the man known as the golden state killer was sentenced to multiple life prison sentences. he confessed to 13 murders -- in the 70s and 80s. >> reporter: for decades the man you see prowling his jail sell let murder and rape speak for him. >> i listened to all of your statements. each one of them. >> reporter: but tonight the golden state killer muttering this apology to his victims. >> and i'm i'm i'm i'm i'm i'm m >> reporter: moments later, joe deangelo was sentenced to life without parole. >> he stole my youth. my innocence. who could hai have grown up to ? i will never know. >> rep

>>as millions of homes could face another night in the dark as the golden state. deals with power outages on the state's electrical grid. also after the break is the first day of school for a number of districts in san francisco will show you how parents and students we're getting >>so what's on the breaking news for you this monday and 5 just in to the kron 4 news room cal iso issuing this tweet saying that right now we are in stage 2 emergency. but between 6 7 o'clock tonight that power outages will take effect as you can see from this tweeted says that no load shedding ordered now but power outages up to 1500 megawatts into dissipated between 6 7 o'clock tonight, stay up to date by following us on twitter and we're going to continue to monitor that as well as you just heard from jeff smith with pg and e he says that the last few days. they've been given a 10 minute notice for this. so now at almost 5.30 it appears that those power outages will take place in the next 30 minutes we will continue to monitor that situation for you right here on kron 4 has those star

the defendant to additional sentence of life it was sentencing day for joseph de angelo the the golden statekiller or the east de angelo ulmake a brief statement. following a gasp from those in the room wou silent as everyone intently watched the 74 year-old admitted rapist and murderer stand to his feet. 8 minutes. each one of them. early sry >>judge michael bowman said deangelis plea doesn't mean that d'angelo does death p thatth wouldn't come to pass for result of this trial and a plea of guilty is the same. wi the rest of his natural life and ultimately meet his death and npenitentiary. >>i had always wondered if we would ever really hear his voice and to hear it today was a shock i was he stood up o say something even th i thought what kind of bse spill out of @6÷his mouth. >>following the sentencing sacramento county district attorney anne marie schubert showed recent video of from ind the sacramento countylxjail exposing that d'angelo's people physical stature a farce since his arrest more than 2 years ago we've only seen him in a wheelchair or is in recess for the day. h hipeflexibi

. >> the golden state killer se e sentenced to life in prison. >> celebrating a small victory in the north bay, the county that just dropped off the state's covid watch list. >> first a look at what is coming up on jimmy kimmel live, with guest host, rob lowe. >> i'm rob lowe. you knew that already. in your category, it was michael douglas and your mother was rooting for michael douglas? >> the thing, egyptians love michael douglas, this is the type of news that is not out th right now, we could all use some comforting words, so here it goes: melty, melty, tasty, grilly, juicy, sizzle. mmm, that should feel better. the sourdough patty melt is back. make it a combo meal for just $5.99... you can adjust youriggest sacomfort on both sides...eep your sleep number setting.. can it help me fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet but can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. will it help me keep up with mom? you got this. so you can really promise better sleep? not promise..

let s get some of the as the golden state killer.al trade tariff reductions in more than two decades. the deal will increase market access for hundreds of millions of dollars of us and eu exports, ranging from american lobster products to european glassware. volunteers in mauritius say the government is blocking efforts to help clean up a recent oil spill. the authorities say the area has been restricted for health reasons. but there s concern the government is trying to silence criticism of its handling of the spill. us actress lori loughlin has been sentenced to two months injailfor her part in a college admissions scam. along with other wealthy parents, she paid bribes so her children could get into top universities as fake athletic recruits. more than 50 people are facing charges over the scheme. the captain of manchester united football club, harry maguire, has been arrested while on holiday on the greek island of mykonos. he's due to appear in court later this morning. our sports correspondent olly foster has the details. yes,

now survivors of the golden state killer, we'll confront their attackers open court. >>we are back time now for 14 let's get right to the weather center loss to talk to with john about terms of the heat the fire danger. all of that john what we're expecting for today so today yet another day with triple digit heat in lynn james, the good news about today is it's going to be a little less unsettled than where we have been. >>of course those thunderstorms that we've seen across the bay yesterday and sunday that taming down today which is good news for sure golden gate bridge. it's clear definitely no fog something we haven't seen in awhile down. it is clear and dry across the bay area to kick off this tuesday morning little bit of cloud cover and if you look really closely out here. we do have enough moisture to be seeing a couple of showers likely popping up north of mendocino county on into the north coast of the state bay area though significantly calmer than where we have been as that moisture plume since a little bit further off shore not going to be interacting wi

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

the man known as the ‘golden state killer‘ has been sentenced to life in prison.ral has issued a pledge that ballots in november‘s presidential election will be delivered... securely and on time. now let‘s turn to the usa, where wildfires continue to sear through the state of california, forcing thousands out of their homes and taxing the state‘s firefighting capacity. over 10,000 fire—fighters are battling the blazes, which have claimed the lives of at least six people and destroyed hundreds of structures. it all comes amid a heatwave and the coronavirus pandemic in the state. with more than 650,000 coronavirus cases, california has the highest number of infections in the us, and some evacuees have said they are afraid to go to emergency shelters. speaking at a news conference, california‘s governor

luck was with the golden state who get to pick second overall now the warriors front office has some big decision making to do. they can either keep the pick or they can make a trade for a superstar already playing in the league. >>i have no idea whether about what the value is of that pick know how much people committed. i don't think i know that any time soon that's something that might play out. over the next couple months, but it usually the number 2 pick is. it's pretty pretty good. there's a ton of us things that have seen on film and seen in person with some of these guys but there's a lot of things we haven't seen so it's hard to say. right i feel like the in answer is incomplete. i think we'll be happy with whatever options whatever route we take i think we'll be pretty pretty happy about it. >>decisions decisions they have a lot to think about right the nba is still in the middle of the playoffs. the league has not given a time frame for the start of the next season. well now let's talk about some baseball bay area baseball, a giants rookie enjoy bart he made his major leag

now the fires are forcing one stretch of the bay >>> for the first time, the man known as the golden state killer stands up and speaks out in court, his unexpected message to his victims. >>> from full house to the bakehouse, the plea deal for a hollywood actress who admitted dear california... we know these are challenging times. rest assured, you are not alone. we've all had to adapt. and with summer here, your energy bills might go up with rising temperatures. together, we can save energy and money. try closing your shades during the day... setting your ac to 78° or higher... or cooling off with a fan when you can. united we are always stronger. stay well, california, and keep it golden. >>> the latest on the coronavirus, tonight napa county is no longer listed on the state's covid-19 monitoring list, making it the first bay area county to come off that list since it was added in july, businesses won't be allowed to open for indoor operations just yet, until the >>> california reported more than 5500 new cases, the state sought 135 additional debts, hospitalizations are down, they are f

a man better known as the 'golden state killer'.cted to finally being able to address their attacker. doug johnson from our sacramento station, spoke with many of them today... kris pedretti, victim"i thought about it for probably over a month, and last night i was still changing it."kris pedretti says she has been waiting for her chance to address joesph deangelo since she was just 15-years-old... even though she didn't know his name for decades.deangelo admitted last month that in 1976, he broke into pedretti's home in fair oaks a week before christmas... and raped her.one of more than 50 rapes deangelo has now confessed to. kris pedretti, victim"he has to listen to each and every one of us. 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 deangel

the golden state killer will die in prison.e investigators were able to find him and bring justice for victims, two unsolved questions remain and may never be answered. why he killed and raped people and why he suddenly stopped 34 years ago. eva. >> those two questions that those victims will be thinking about. >>> it's time for a check with rob and a check of the weather. it is a busy weekend in the weather department, rob. >> yeah, that's for sure. let's start with the west. we talked about the tropics. i want to share video coming out of tucson, arizona. the monsoon flow or season typically gets cranking in july and they have had a very late start. it's been very, very dry, even fires in arizona but obviously now getting -- trying to catch up with heavy rain yesterday. st an arming number n fires in the past week and we might see more in the way of lightning strikes with this monsoon flow beginning to kick in here but the heat probably a more greater widespread concern. 100 in sacramento the next several days. vegas, palm sp

the resources across this golden state are stretched thin. we are getting help from across the border there from canada, australia, and within the united states. oregon, arizona, or will this is the lmu lightning complex fire. and with that, the news at noon starts now. >>> this is ktvu fox2 news news at noon. struck all right, everyone. i am mike mibach . >> and i am in for gasia. thousands of bay area residents are under an evacuation orders. we are seeing images of complete construction. hundreds of thousands of acres have burned from the north to the south bay. people told to be ready to evacuate. we have team coverage of the fires. allie has the latest on evacuations underway in san mateo and santa cruz counties. we are monitoring the conditions on the front line as well as the air quality in the bay area. we want to go to elissa harrington following the latest on that mass of lmu complex fire with the governor stop by that cal fire briefing a short time ago. >> that's right. we just heard from the governor. those thousands of lightning s

. >>> the golden state killer learns his fate.the event the message from court to the victims he terrorizes terrorize. >>> the big question is a (birds chirping) (woman chattering) - [narrator] ordering dinner for the family? (family gasps) rewarded with a side of quiet. get a frivery perk when you orr. [gup] grubhub. ar cnie t ar together, we can save energy and money... by taking steps to stay cool while using less. keep safe and keep it golden. >>>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

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. >>> still ahead, family members speak on behalf of victims of the golden state killer. why he may not go to prison right away. >>> it has nothing to do with the electricity bill. [upbeat music] ♪ today was the day that i put everything in perspective. ♪ ♪ i fell asleep but when i woke up. ♪ (boy) hi, do you want to share my sandwich? (vo) good feeds our connections. good feeds us all. hormel natural choice lunch meats. >>> chopper 5 is flying over the scu lightning complex fire in the east bay. you can see all of the smoke in the air. of course, fires all over the bay area. we are keeping tabs on the fires and keeping you updated throughout the day on kpix 5. >>> in other news, it is the last day of victim impact statements in the case of convicted golden state killer joseph deangelo. tomorrow, the 74-year-old is expected to be sentenced to life without parole. this morning, family members of deangelo's murder victims testified. d'angelo 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 s

christien kafton , ktvu fox 2 news. >>> more bay area victims of the golden state killer read emotionalstatements in court today. onetime fiancc >>> we are tracking the heat and the excessivein effect unti it will still remain very warm around here. superfast internet. it's a beautiful thing. superfast internet with an xfinity flex 4k streaming device included? even beautiful-er. and now flex also comes with peacock. ooh la la. this rare bird lets you stream tons of movies, shows, news, sports and more. and with flex, it's all at your beck and call... show me parks and rec! see? the best really did get better! magnificent. switch to xfinity internet and get a flex 4k streaming device with peacock premium included for no additional cost. >>> bay area victims of the man known as the golden state killer had their say in court today. there was also a surprise visit from his former fiancc. here's more on that story from henry lee. >> reporter: joseph deangelo terrorized the sacramento area and attacked victims in the east bay. today some of those survivors spoke out. and with them in court w

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joseph d'angelo pled guilty for the golden state killer and the east area .ll plead guilty to counts of murder and robberies and in exchange they will not pursue the death penalty. >>> and suing libby schaaf for the shooting of a homeless man. four officers. he was shot after waking up. a monitor for the department released a report criticizing the then opd chief. all of the officers were fired. and i reaction to the newly released report. >> it is such that the chief who was hired as reformer and was supposed to change the culture of the department really fell down in her responsibilities. i would say the district court is shocking in the pervasiveness of the lack of integrity and the lack of honesty. >> reporter: also calling out mayor libby schaaf who said she could've been more critical of the chief. there were several actions she took including directing the chief to have new policy about interacting with unconscious people. the chief believes the report was issued as retaliation after she was fired. the report coming years after the incident and months

. >>> another emotional day for many of the victims of the golden state killer. the sentencing is set to get under way in a matter of hours, and what the ex-wife of joseph james deangelo is now saying this morning. dear california... we know these are challenging times. rest assured, you are not alone. we've all had to adapt. and with summer here, your energy bills might go up with rising temperatures. together, we can save energy and money. try closing your shades during the day... setting your ac to 78° or higher... or cooling off with a fan when you can. united we are always stronger. stay well, california, and keep it golden. >>> let's get you out the door in concord. temperature trends, mid-60s this morning and we'll see our temperature trend heading into the upper 70s by later in the morning. another warm afternoon ahead. we'll get a look ahead to the weekend forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> kari, still watching san francisco. i do see some slowing around a crash i'm cracking on 101 across the golden gate bridge. we don't see it clearly but drivers

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if you can't afford your medicine, abbvie may be able to help. >>> the golden state killer is facing his victims and family members in court today. this is the first day of victim impact statements. joseph deangelo sat quietly in the court room. he pled guilty in june to 13 murders, 13 kidnap charges and it made it to dozens more. victims described him as a sick monster. a horrible man. the daughter of one victim raised her middle finger and cursed at him. >> some people are wired wrong. he is one of them. luck finally ran out for this messed up human being. at least a poor excuse for one. it is my hope that you punish him to the full extent of the law. further horrific crimes that he committed. >> this was the first of four days of hearings before d'angelo is formally sentenced to life in prison on friday. >>> investigators say that they are searching for a motive in the deadly shooting of an 18- year-old safeway store employee. deputies say that nathan garza was bringing grocery orders at the customers on sunday when he was confronted and shot outside the safeway store. investigato

the man known as the golden state killer will spend the rest of his life in prison. 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 h

. >>> coming up, the convicted serial killer known as the golden state killer is sentenced to life in prison. his message to his s and >>> plus, the first of the 9 bay area counties that is off the state's coronavirus watch list. we'll tell you which one. >>> and taking a live look tonight at the traffic conditions this evening on brid you can see the smoke haze on the horizon, looking north. ktvu at 6:00 will be right back. lily everyone in the house is online and i can't get enough bandwidth to video chat with my book club. try 1 gig internet with at&t fiber. you get more bandwidth and hbo max included. so, everyone stays entertained. so i can just watch the show instead of reading the book? you know, if you turn on your subtitles... that's almost reading. no annualcontract. and now get hbo max included. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att >>> i'm really sorry to everyone i've heard. >> convicted serial killer joseph deangelo with an apology today if court before sentenced to life in prison. today was the day of reckoning for the golden state killer. henry lee

one of the daughters of the golden state killer writes a letter to the court. what she had to say next. >>> everyone needs to be prepared for wildfires and we can help. with the new fire resource page on our website. that includes things like what to put in your go bag and much more. start your fire plan now by going to nbcbayarea.com/wildfirehelp. >>> the eldest daughter of the man known as the golden state killer is describing her father as kind, loving and, quote, the best parent. in a five-page letter released by the court today, joseph deangelo's daughter said she and her daughter were living with him up until his arrest in 2018. she said his role as a father and grandfather were always his number one priority. he has always consistently given me the best advice, knowledge and guidance, and my daughter also. he protected me and my daughter every single day all of our lives. the absence of my father today is a trauma that my daughter and i will never overcome. that was her quote. deangelo was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole on

mto hewould kill me if i didn't do what he demanded. >> reporter: chris pedretti was so-called golden stateler 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 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 still much more news ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." a major shake-up at the "the ellen degeneres show," and an emotional apology from ellen herself. meet the 11-year-old golf star who calls his famous caddy, "

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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 likely take with him two mysteries, what caused the murder and rape spree and why he abruptly ended it in 1986. >> matt gutman live from california tonight. . thank you. >>> when we come back, lori loughlin and her husband sentenced after the cheating scandal. what the judge said to her. >>> and the refinery, several people missing in a moment. we do things differently and a

it's getting compressed as t t u golden state.otice the high clouds moving up from the south, and we're going to be watching these thisre low pressure the remnants of what was a hurricane genevieve move up the central coast along the bay area coastline and that's what happened last weekend trigger the gusty outflow of winds. here's a look at mexico for sunday as we watch this moisture. this is sunday morning, 7:00, move umfrom southern california into the bay area. so it's really sunday night into monday that we could see this happen. although the extent the fire watch goes until 11:00 on tuesday. here's a look at mt. tam where temperatures in the 50s, san francisco. 62 in oakland. mountain view, 62. from our eas camera a smoke there. 61 in napa, 69 in concord, and from our east bay very poor air quality here. looking at the smoke and haze through the weekend. we'll have a little bit of fog at the coast but very warm the next few days inland, and then the humidity increases and the chances of dry lightening, a first chance comes i

in california, a mass—murderer known as the golden state killer, has been sentenced to life in prisone working as a police officer in california in the 1970s and 1980s. he was only caught by a quirk of modern technology and earlier was sentenced to spend the rest of his life in prison. a plea deal spared him the death penalty. earlier, i asked our north american reporter 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 and coronavirus had something to do with that because people had to be safely distanced. but there were dozens of people there, nowhere near the number of people impacted by this man, but they sat together as families. some of them gave impact statements, talking about his crimes, what the effect was on their families and he was sentenced right there in that courtroom. and 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 ta ke truly, truly sorry. why did it take so long for him to be

enter the golden state. ♪ psychedelic music [ growl ] enter the golden state with real california dairy7, live breaking news. >> i better go make some phone calls to see what is going on. >> more evacuations are ordered for parts of the bay area as wildfires are raging out of control with more bad weather on the horizon. hello and thank you for joining us. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm dion lim. the lmu complex is the secon history and the scu complex the third. add in the czu complex and these fires have burned 670,000 acres. in total there are 560 wildfires burning in the state and many of them are sparked by lightning. well over 600 buildings are destroyed by lightning, and many of them homes. look at where the

tonight the man known as the golden state killer will spend the rest of his life in prison. judge sentenced joseph deangelo to the harshest penalty possible, 11 consecutive life sentences with no chance for parole. deangelo admitted to killing at least 13 people and raping at least 50 women in the '70s and '80s. deangelo 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. t

this disturbing story: victims lined up in a courtroom to confront joseph deangelo, the so-called golden state killer, calling him the devil incarnate and sick monster. here's cbs' jonathan vigliotti. >> you can go straight to hell. >> reporter: today, 44 years of pain flooded this sacramento courtroom. >> i was a normal 15-year-old kid. >> reporter: normal until 1976, when serial racist and murderer joseph james deangelo raped her. >> yielding a knife told me he would kill me if i did't do was one of 16e of 1today to cone so-called golden state killer who sat stone faced. >> while we all have suffered for 44 years... >> reporter: pete schultze spoke for his mother. >> ...tied me to the bed post until my hands turned blue and 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

vicki and not what we need but thank you regardless still to come some other news tonight, the golden state killer's sentence in sacramento today for. >>crimes committed decades ago, what he had to say to >>today joseph de angelo also known as the golden state killer and the east area rapist was sentenced to spend the rest of his life in jail by a sacramento, judge to the surprise of the survivors and family members of his victims de angelo stood up before them. and made a statement apologizing for his many crimes threw in a shot x at our sister station in sacramento was there. >>the court here by sentence the defendant to additional sentence of life it was sentencing day for joseph de angelo the man known as the golden state killer or the east area rapist mister de angelo would like to make a brief statement. following a gasp from those in the room after hearing d'angelo would speak the room stood still and silent as everyone intently watched the 74 year-old admitted rapist and murderer stand to his feet. >>and all year. 8 minutes. each one of them. early sorry. >>judge michael bowman said

he terrorized california for more than a decade and now survivors of the golden state killer. we are confronting their attacker in open court. plus governor newsome demanding an investigation into what i was just complaining about what's with the power shutdowns throughout the state. >>and maybe a few more of those today's daytime highs climb well into the 80's 90's and san jose and triple digits for inland valleys all the details on where to expect >>in the east bay they are going to have cooling centers ready for you if you need to escape the heat today, the employment human services department in contra costa county, they're opening their offices in antioch pleasant hill and richmond. they're going to be open from one to 5 and they will give you water you do have to wear a mask. we have more information our web site and you know what i have free at one to 5 because john every day except for yesterday every day at 5 o'clock my power has gone out. >>for 3 days in a row school finally we talked a nice viewer said look i got my fan going to play one of these. i don't want the o