just before her sentencing tuesday, milford begged the judge for leniency, saying she's already been published. >> honestly, it could have been worse. the crime i attempted could have been carried out, and that alone, honestly, is the worst punishment anyone should ever have to endure and i will endure it for the rest of my life every single day. >> a far cry from the same woman who is seen laughing as she told an undercover cop she wanted her husband killed in the front yard. >> you don't want it done in the house, then? >> it would be messy in the house. >> reporter: and her husband, not only does jacob milford forgive his wife, he told the judge he didn't want her to serve any prison time. >> before this, she has been a wonderful person, a wonderful wife. i'm sure, as you know, we have two young children. i just ask for a lighter sentence, tucked, please, sir. >> reporter: the judge sentenced murfield to six years in prison. she could, however, serve as long as 20 years behind bars. john? >> wow. that is one forgiving husband. thank you so much. >>> at this hour, wickkileaker brad

a homeowner in milford says he has been using this pine street as a back scratcher. the homeowner says he has been reporting wildlife for 10 years and this bear is one of the many images he has captured over the years. >> this afternoon at 4:00, oakland-based kaiser permanente's republic station is on the line facing criticism from customers on sky roberting costs. at 5:00, the former police officer who pepper sprayed students at occupy protest wants big bucks and he things he should be paid tonight at 5:00. >> now friday's "purr-fect" pet and we are introduced to the new friend. >> we have best selling. >> their here from the friend spca. tell us about grapefruit. >> this is grapefruit, a three month old kitten, beautiful boy, a little bit like frank zappa. available for adoption. >> tell us about your book signing? >> tomorrow i will at the spca in san francisco between 2:00 and 4:00 and i will be reading from this and autographing copies. >> about your cat and how it affected your life? >> like racing in the rain for cat lovers and it is a fund read if you like ca

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about two minutes away ya on dab on good of here william like to mental and animals, som this bear in milfordhe's using this pine tree in i-reporter bryan wells' back yard to try and scratch it. wells says he's been building motion-activated cameras and recording wildlife for the past 10- years. he says this bear is just one of the many images he's recorded during that time. gilroy's garlic festival is celebrating its 35th year this weekend with a pungent lineup of entertainment, arts, drinks and garlicky food. the festival, billed as the "ultimate summer food fair," will have eight finalists competeing today for a 5-thousand dollar top prize in the great garlic cook-off, the festival's headline event. the cook-off starts at 10 a-m and contestants have two hours to prepare and serve their dishes to a panel of five judges. miss gilroy garlic olivia echeverria, who was named as the new garlic queen in may, will preside over the festival. the festival runs through sunday from 10 a-m to seven p-m at christmas hill park on miller avenue in gilroy. tickets are 17-dollars for adults and 8-dollars fo

host: we go to milford, connecticut.aller: i think part of the reason why we are looking at --h of his stating results devastating results is people building in places where they did not used to build before. a lot of people don't know these federal firefighters that fight these fires are called temporary federal workers. they don't get health benefits. i think it is disgraceful. they can make a lot, but they can't afford insurance. 20,000s about 15,000 to of them which are temporary, which means they don't get any benefits. we asked them to protect life and limb. don't even go so far as to protect theirs or their families . it is something that should be looked into. guest: that's a very good point. i'm embarrassed to admit i have not reported on that. i have heard of it. it is something i'm interested in. thank you for bringing that to our attention. i want to bring up a point on your earlier point, that people do build in fire hazardous areas. many of these structures were built earlier in the century, in the 1950's i