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

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

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

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

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

mr. garrido after repeated raping and she knew the these rhetorical one on the issue is not taking part in them. she knew that these-rapes were gointaking place this she is hoping for leniency. >> a full confession. so, the issue is that nancy had nothing to do legally. with all of the sex stuff but she was still involved. she is still guilty of kidnapping and a bunch of other charges. and based on what happened after all of this became a bizarre family that she should be not people to walk be able to walk. >>pam: what is the benefit of their confession? >>reporter: lawyer is only the lawyer of nancy garrido. he is trying to get her the best deal they possibly can. he was hoping that by confessing he could reduce her sentence by a decent amount. that she could get out perhaps when she was older. when the prosecution came back. the deal was 241 years to life. and with that, should still be

mrs. garrido. >> the attorney says prosecutors proposed phillip to 440 years, and nancy to

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

and there's no question that nancy garrido is looking for a lighter sentence. >> mr. and mrs. garrido have given full and complete statements to the sheriff's department. they've been honest with them. >> the attorney says nancy garrido deserves a break because she acted as the -- as the mother to her. but they also knockage -- acknowledge it was nancy who grabbed the child on the south lake tahoe street and forced her into her husband's car back in 2001. you can hear the entire interview at ktvu.com. click on the dugard case tab at ktvu.com. >>> starting today, medical marijuana clubs will be taxed on their sales. sanjose city officials say pot clubs will have to pay 7% of monthly pot seas. the first sale is -- pot sales. the first sale is due april 30th. sanjose city officials plan to clarify the whole issue with the attorney general coming up in june. >>> san francisco transit officials want to make it easy for you to get a cab in san francisco. the muni board of directors is expected to form a new taxi program at meeting today. that would bring more cabs to the city during

mrs. garrido. >>> and the bay area has more than enough chihauhaus, while there is a shortage of those littlenew york city. snow morning, a dozen of them are flying -- so this morning, a dozen of them are flying to new homes in new york. this is the second such airlift to deal with the over population of those dogs in the bay area. >>> traffic and weather around the bay area in just a moment. stay with us. ,, ,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. just getting word of new bart delays out of san francisco. 20-minute delays right now from downtown san francisco out towards the east bay. there was an earlier stalled train. now, we're hearing that all trains heading into the city are all on time. all other mass transit is on schedule. highway 4 is a very slow drive through antioch, where we always see that slowing, but it remains really heavy through pittsburg. we had this earlier crash, likely now cleared from lanes but speeds are slow across the stretch. and we still have this traffic alert in effect until 8:30. the petaluma boulevard south off-ramp to southbound 101 is closed after an earlier big rig ac

mr. climpber said no, you're scared of me, but i'm curious as to know whether you think it is appropriate for nancy. >> nancy garrido had e pleaded not guilty to 18 felony counts including false imprisonment, rape and child pornography. >> now to a developing story in san mateo. police officers will hold a news conference in some 30 minutes to ask questions about a deadly shoot thag took place there this morning. it happened in san mateo. jean? >> reporter: we're here at the san mateo police station waiting for a 5:30 news conference. that is when the police department is expected to answer questions about this shooting. it happened in the burl el neighborhood this morning. police spent most of the day there processing the scene, but are not saying what led up to the scene. the victims mother said the -- she says her son went to the cvs nearby to get his medication and there was some kind of argument with staff over the price. she says he came home agitated, then police arrived. >> he's schizophrenic, okay? everybody knows. the police know. he have to take the medication, pay what? i never pay. okay, and he got very