nancy? >> nancy was in tears. >> but this was expected, it was not a surprise?d. >> is jaycee lee already inside of the courtroom? >> we were told her family was inside. >> her mother and aunts. as they may have left the building already. >> was very surprised they jaycee was not here herself? >> first person there was talk that she was not going to be here and then, she was going to be here but then, i do not know when the final decision was made. >> when will the judge consider if the testimony is going to be unsealed? >> 11:00 a.m.. >> what is your stand on that? >> you guys do not have a right to know. you people are evil, terrible, lousy, miserable and a long list of other words. >> you say that we do not have a right to know, but doesn't it the findings of any court case become public record? there is president to keep the information sealed and i hope the judge followed to that. my client does not want jaycee and her kids to be for ever reminded of what happened during that 18 year period. >> of the book that jaycee is riding will change all of that. >> o

now jaycee had nothing to say to nancy garrido, but before her 36 year to life sentence was read, nancy garrido's attorney read a statement to the dugard family. >> she said there's -- the words are not enough and what i did is evil and every time i look in the mirror reminds me of how evil i was. >> reporter: her attorney says that 36 to life sentence is essentially a life sentence that nancy garrido will never get out. that is certainly true for phillip garrido. the judge sentenced him to 431 years to life. the judge said to garrido that you lack a soul. at 5:00 we will have more from the victim impact statement both from jaycee dugard and jaycee dugard's mother. now we will send it to ktvu's jade hernandez who is near antioch near the former garrido home. jade. >> reporter: ken, we are here in antioch. and a few people that we spoke to today told us that they were satisfied that phillip garrido would spend the rest of his life behind bars. but a few women told us that nancy garrido deserved more jail time. the woman we spoke to lived behind phillip and nancy garrido's compound. she d

we thought that possibly nancy pelosi would take questions right away, considering the stories that's been breaking for about 45 minutes now. but it looks like nope, she's going to start with jobs the middle class. >> jon: last train, snoozeville is leaving. you're boring me station. the other 24 faired no better, both fox and msnbc also cutting away immediately after it became clear this would be a weinerless picnic. >> it is day 163, 163 days since the republicans have taken over the majority of the house. >> all right so, nancy pelosi-- saying she is not going to have any comment on anthony weiner's resignation. >> jon: did you catch that, that was msnbc, with their liberal bias, they let nancy pelosi say eight more words than cnn. (laughter) bastards! my favorite moment of the afternoon had to belong to our good friend wolf blitzer who 30 minutes after cnn bailed on the pelosi jobs speech bitterly complained about, well, listen. >> we have covered these kinds of stories. it's not a pleasure for us. it's not something we look forward to. i would much rather be discussing economic i

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 ruined the life of his mother and her father and her stepfather and now her two children and her extended family. everyone's lives, even my own has been affected by this man. so no, i don't think three life sentences is enough. >> and attorneys are fighting to keep the media from access to the grand jury testimony. they

getting ready, i understand that nancy pelosi is in the room. >> jon: i wonder if she's going to announce that we killed osama bin laden! (laughter) former speaker of the house will be giving her regularly scheduled press availability. oh [bleep],it's on! >> nancy pelosi now addressing the anthony weiner scandal. >> good morning, as usual we're here to talk about jobs, about protecting medicare, and to protecting the middle class. if you are here to ask a question about congressman weiner, i won't be answering any. (laughter) >> jon: the economy, jobs? no weiner talk? the economy and jobs are important. let's give it a chance. >> i will just tell you that up front. it is day 163, 163 days since the republican -- >> all right, i actually saw john keane sort of grinning maybe because he sort ched much expected that and dana

client. >> i spoke briefly on behalf of nancy giving an apool describe.he 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 ruined the life of his mother and her father and her stepfather and now her two children and her extended family. everyone's lives, even my own has been affected by this man. so no, i don't think three life sentences is enough. >> and attorneys are fighting to keep the media from access to the grand jury testimony. they we

yesterday weiner spoke to nancy pelosi. today nancy pelosi the leader calls for an ethics investigation into weiner's behavior. our next guest says we don't need investigation. we need a resignation? joining us reince priebus. nice to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> greta: you say resign? >> yeah. obviously, after all that the man is a creep and liar that's obvious. you don't need an investigation to figure that out. what i think is more outrageous is the fact that nancy pelosi, debbie wasserman schultz is not calling for this guy's res signatures nation. the guy is an -- resignation. the guy is an insist sant liar. nancy pelosi said she was going to drain the swamp in washington and clear the field of these kind of people. she calls for an ethics investigation. either she condones the behavior or she calls for his resignation. that's her choice. >> greta: it still makes sense to go through a process and give him a hearing. we've all reached our judgment. the pictures are quite damning. but he's hired by the people in

tonight, nancy pelosi telling him it is time to go. as the congressman now asks for a short leave from congress. he says he's now getting treatment. as new details emerge, the latest involving messages with a 17-year-old. >>> strike three. another of the world's notorious terrorists shot dead. the third in just over a month. tonight, we're learning that authorities have buried him without knowing who he really was. >>> fighting fire with fight. the gigantic fire in arizona. crossing state lines. the dramatic steps to combat it. starting fires to end one. >>> the new threat, joplin facing a second deadly wave of mysterious illness now taking rise. >>> and writing's on wall. >> the school leader called before the school board after eliminating something taught for decades. will your grandchildren be able to read a simple john hancock? >>> good evening, and we begin this saturday with breaking news here. the scandal involving congressman anthony weiner has reached a tipping point tonight. three top democratic officials including house dem

when nancy says motive has been proven, i would challenge that.that they don't need to prove a motive, and now it's abundant that they prove the motive because they couldn't get a babysitter. the fact remains, the prosecution, if the jury is focused on the evidence, has to show how did she die, give us a credible explanation as to how she died and the cause of death. that's criminal law 101. i understand that if you don't like the person, the easy way out of this is to demonize the defendant. that's nothing new. but by demonizing the defendant, that's not supposed to supply any lack of evidence that you've got if you're the prosecutor. >> anderson, i hardly think that tot mom's own computer searches back in march when caylee goes missing in june, how do you make homemade chloroform, how do you make weapons out of household items, how do you break someone's neck, these are her computer searches. and then chloroform turns up in toxic levels in her trunk. that's hardly character assassination, that is hard evidence, anderson. >> mark, is that hard ev

>> 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

philip and nancy garrido could spend the rest of their lives in prison. terry, everybody wants to know will jaycee be there. >> reporter: that is the question. the sentencing, will jaycee dugard, raped by garrido be there to confront her attacker. take a look as dugard as an adult. she was kidnapped at age 11 by philip and nancy garido 20 years ago this month. they raped her and forced her to have his children and nancy was an accomplice. philip will get 400 years in prison and nancy will get 40 years to life. dugard's side will be told whether she appears or not. she has a book coming out next month called "a stolen life," some are calling raw and powerful. we may have drama by an appearance by jaycee dugard but there will be plenty when her book comes out. >>> the san jose police department may now lose hundreds more officers after contract talks broke down with the financially strapped city missing a budget deadline. amy hollyfield is live at city hall with details. >> this could mean 278 officers will lose their jobs. this is a tough time to do this?

nancy garrido got 36 years to life eligible for parole in her 80s. dugard said what nancy did is evil. >> she said there is no way to express that. i stole your life. >> new details emerged about dugard's from her south lake tahoe neighborhood. the garrido had gone shopping for a young girl when they snatched the len year old off of the streets and philip used a tazer to subdue her. they held her in the antioch compound for 18 years and four months and 16 days. by then philip fathered two daughters with his victim. uc berkeley officer credited for starting the chain of events that led to dugards rescue could not believe the details. >> being a mother i couldn't hold back my emotion on that. it was appalling what she went through. >> katy callaway is a prevous victim of garrido and glad he will spend life in prison. >> i hope he rots in hell. now parts of the grand jury transscripts were released and the details are graphic. philip assaulted jaycee sexual assaulted her once a week for the first three years and once she got pregnant and had the baby he

outside the courtroom, nancy garrido's attorney gave an accounting of some of the things that nancy said in her statement to the court. >> every time i look in the mirror, i don't like what i see. i stole your life, jaycee. and i can give you explanations but they sound like excuses and there is no excuse for what i did. i did an evil thing. and in no words that i can express can ever account for that. >> and we also heard from the berkeley police officer who first brought attention to jaycee dugard and her daughters. ultimately that officer responsible for ending 18 years of captivity. >> it was appalling what she went through. what i would want to tell her is how amazed i am at how strong she is and is continuing to be for not only herself and her family but for her kids. truthfully a mother would do anything for her children and i'm so proud of her and i'm so happy she is at home. >> phillip garrido's first victim was in court today. 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 wo

i understand that nancy pelosi is in the room.ntioned, there was a scheduled news conference today, and then the news broke. our dana bash just about 45 minutes ago or so, telling us that her sources had confirmed that indeed anthony weiner was going to resign today. now we're getting world from our affiliate wcbs that resignation could happen in front of the cameras in brooklyn at 2:00 p.m. eastern time. john king, while we are waiting for nancy pelosi to step up to the mikes, which i'm told could happen any second now, john, let me ask you. we've been talking a lot. it seems that everybody -- you kind of touched on this. what if he wouldn't have lied? there have been politicians, as you mentioned, in the past that have blatantly lied. the first one i think of is bill clinton. we saw the comeback that he made. is there hope for anthony weiner, that he could stay in politics in some way, shape or form? >> he would have held his house seat and told the beginning, maybe, but we don't have a definitive answer. if he had told everythi

you already heard what nancy pelosi said to say. he urges he get help. he should do so without being a member of congress. >> jason carroll for us, and clearly, it doesn't specify how long that leave of absence will be. weiner's plan to seek presence does not quiet democrat leade r leadere leaderers, nancy pelosi, debbie schultz, and weeter are calling for him to step down. dana, what does this mean for a member of congress to request a short leave of absence? >>. >> reporter: the short answer to the question is all he has to do is have a letter read on the floor of the house of representatives seeking it. let me go back to what you were saying. the key thing to underscore here is these leaders who called on anthony wieiner to resign absolutely prompted this to occur. i'm told earlier in the day, this morning, the democratic leader nancy pelosi put a call into weiner saying it's time for you to go. enough is enough. also, the head of the comimitte, allegedly democrat, was not happy with the political ram fxzphics of this, had the same thing to say, and t

that she can do that or that her name is nancy. why nancy?> that's not used too much any more, is it. nancy drew kind of ruined it for anyone. >> poor chihuahua. >>> well, time for an early look at some of the stories we'll follow throughout the day here on nbc. the federal reserve is expected to finalize new rules on debit card swipe fees. limiting what banks can charge for processing transactions. a new rate will aim to restore reasonable levels of fees charged to customers. fees that exceeded $16 billion in 2009. >>> in washington senator chris coons will host a news conference to unveil a new it gets better video. it's targeted at the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender communities as part of an ongoing peer support project to counteract bullying. >>> lindsay lohan is set to complete her period of house arrest three days before her 25th birthday. all day long you can stay on top of the latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc. tonight be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." >>> finally, he

house democratic leader nancy pelosi is calling for an investigation by the ethics committee. little bit of perspective on this story, we have our congressional correspondent nancy cordes. nancy, earlier today we talked about the large number, it seems of congressmen who have fallen lately. >> reporter: exactly, scott. weiner becomes the third congressman from new york alone to have to apologize in the past 18 months for inappropriate behavior. the other two members in fact resigned right away. republican chris lee was caught sending a shirtless photo to a woman on craigslist, eric massa, a democrat, was accused of sexually harassing a male staffer. but there have also been cases recently where members apologized and, like congressman weiner, did not step down. back in 2007, senator david vitter, a republican from louisiana, was caught up in a prostitution ring investigation. he has since been reelected and republican john ensign of nevada remained in the senate for more than a year after he was caught allegedly paying off the family of his mistress. ensign only resigned last

nancy cordes on the end of anthony weiner's congressional career. and a simple test might have saved nicole aldrian's child, but dr. sanjay gupta tells us throughout america most states don't require it. >> my child's dying and i'm angry every day. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, al qaeda has a new leader. he is the man who taught terror to osama bin laden. ayman al-zawahiri, a 59-year-old egyptian, was bin laden's number two in al qaeda. today an islamist web site announced he has taken over and u.s. intelligence sources are telling us that it's true. david martin says this marks the rise of a physician turned terrorist who is determined to do violence in the united states. >> reporter: the king is dead. how long will the new king live? ayman al-zawahiri, osama bin laden's right hand man for over a decade, is the new leader of al qaeda. and with that comes the title of world's most-wanted man. >> well, i'm not sure it's a position anybody should aspire to under the circumstances

yo soy nancy leal y esto fue acceso total...novela "la reina del sur" sigue dando de que hablar.. ---esta vez fue kate del castillo quien puso el grito en el cielo a traves de su cuenta de twitter. ---la actriz escribio que la version de espaÑa ha sido mutilada sin sentido, ya que el numero de capitulos fue reducido drasticamente . ---el escritor arturo perez-reverte, ya habia criticado el recorte, y aunque se dijo disgustado, reconocio el trabajo de kate y los demas actores... take vo ---en sus peliculas se caracteriza por ser indestructible... pero tal parece que arnold schwarzenegger necesitara mas que eso para no quedar completamente solo... ---hoy jueves su hijo mayor... patrick abandono la casa de su padre para irse a vivir a un apartamento... mientras que su madre maria shriver y sus hermanos viven en un hotel de beverly hills... ---mientras tanto arnold aseguro que no se hara una prueba de paternidad para el hijo que tuvo con su empleada domestica pue y cito textualmente: "el parecido fisico es mas que evidente". cu --as

nancy cordes is at the capitol. nancy, today the president said the republican position is unsustainable. did he convince any republicans? >> reporter: not in the slightest, scott. if anything, they are digging their heels in even deeper. they insist that their members in the house and senate will not vote for any package that includes one iota of tax increases, and they say it's the president, not them, who is holding this deal up by refusing to acknowledge that reality. here's how senator orrin hatch of utah described the mood among republicans to us this afternoon. >> we know that if we increase taxes, this bunch of democrats in washington will spend every dime of it without cutting back on the things that really deserve to be cut back on. and the only leverage we have right now is the debt ceiling. >> reporter: so far, democratic and republican negotiators have been able to agree on about $1 trillion in cuts. that still leaves, scott, about $1.5 trillion unaccounted for and not much time left to find it. >> pell

his wife nancy to 36 years to life. both entered plea deals in april for the 1991 kidnapping and the following 18 years of captivity and repeated rape. she herself was not in the courtroom for the sentencing hearing. nancy made a statement through her attorney. >> she said there's, the words are not enough and what i did is evil and every time i look in the mirror it reminds me of how evil i was. >> a possible but unlikely that nancy could be released on parole. but by that time she will be in her 70s. >> late this afternoon we have 123 pages of grand jury m the, 34 pages were deleted because they were deemed too sexually in nature. her own account of when she was kidnapped and what happen today her while she was held captive. rita williams has been pouring through the document and is life with what she has found. >> reporter: this is that grand jury transcript, just released a few hours ago. a judge refused to release 34 more pages why she describes the rape and sexual abuse she endured from phillip that resulted in he

nancy garrido would get a maximum term of 36 years to life.ews in placerville this morning. we'll keep you up to date on ktvu and ktvu.com. >>> residents of hillsboro, you're being warned make sure your doors are locked. san mateo county said there were to burglaries last night. this happened between 8:00 in the morning and 6:30 at night. the thieves got in through rear sliding glass doors. so experts are suggesting just secure your door tracks, maybe use dowels to make sure they're locked. use extra security from opening doors from outside. >>> students at some for profit colleges similar throt university of phoenix and devie university may not be eligible for student loans. federal government wants to protect students from taking on too much debt to go to schools that don't help them get jobs. today the department of education will announce schools will be eligible to receive federal loan money only if one third of the former students are paying their loans. >>> may was a beg month for many retailers. some high end stores are reporting doubl

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we will continue to follow nancy and phil car made dough all day. they pled guilty to kidnapping and holding a northern california girl for 18 years. today in the east bay's christie smith live in antioch where jaycee dugard was held against her will. good morning, christie. >> reporter: this home looks exactly like it did when the story broke except for the windows are now boarded up and the front fence is starting to fall down. now, of course this is the home where young jaycee dugard was held for many years, captive in a backyard shack and there are questions this morning as the garridos are sentenced as to whether she might appear in court and give a victim impact statement but she doesn't have to phillip and nancy garrido have become a negative curiousity to media worldwide, scheduled to be sentenced today in el dorado superior court, nearly 20 years after they kidnapped 11-year-old dugard near south lake tahoe and held her as a sex slave. philip garrido is now 60 years old, expected to be sentenced to 431 years to life. his wife, nancy, 36 yea

earlier i spoke with nancy grace of hln. >> so nancy, after three weeks of testimony the prosecutionir case. what do you think has been their strongest, most compelling evidence? >> reporter: well, you know what, anderson? i think it's going to be just like the 12 jurors. it depends -- beauty is in the eye of the beholder, anderson. i think very, very persuasive evidence was put forth at the very beginning with the so-called behavioral evidence of to the tot mom the way she partied into the night, went out using somebody else's checks and bought booze and push-up bras, never mentioned kaylee, slung up at her boyfriend's house. the whole day after kaylee goes missing never leaving the bedroom? that behavioral evidence made a very strong first impression. but i as the former prosecutor find the most persuasive evidence to be the forensic evidence. the evidence that there was chloroform in that trunk. that the air samples showed human decomposition very, very powerful. and heart-breaking evidence at the crime scene itself of the winnie the pooh paraphernalia now soiled and ruined, her l

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. >>

we are going to see once again, how nancy pelosi handles this.>> they are going to be under a lot of pressure to not be hypocritical this guy needs to step down and do the right thing. i think it is inappropriate what he did it shows no judgment whatsoever. obviously, he has a bit of a problem. that he's sending these pictures, unsoy listed, inappropriate -- unsolicited, inappropriate to young coeds. >> sean: i don't everyone out there taking this the wrong way. if hg0[rhad known her, old friend, dated in college. this is somebody he just met april 20th or 27th is the first e-mail exchange. >> bill clinton, barn they -- barney frank, we can go down the list. >> sean: elliot spitzer. he plays his cards right he may be a host on cnn any day. >> there should be a standard set here and have some kind of ethics with respect to people who hold public office. >> the standard is no punishment for democrats. republicans resign. >> lee resigned. i think is a far worst situation. he should do the right thing. it is insulting. >> sean: what are the democrats

nancy pelosi wants to investigate him.ks like it was taken in his congressional office. for some twisted reason, there is a picture of obama, anthony wiener's wife and others behind him in that picture. >> and it is a shaved chest, which tells me that psychologically, he was putting some real effort into trying to make this thing as sexual as possible. >> what you are saying, harry chests aren't sexy? >> i am not even going there. legally, i could have gone there and gone deeper. i am just going to leave that alone. >> from the standpoint of house ethics, i doubt they are going to have something that would be significant enough to throw him out of office. they could say he is using his personal phone to communicate when he should be only using it for business. are they going to throw him out of congress for that? it is not going to happen. >> this is the weakest, silleiet argue out there. companies make this thing. you can't do certain things on the work computer. this thing between company versus not. >> what happens when

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congress, democratic leader, nancy pelosi.am leader, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> you were disappointed in the president's decision feeling that more troops should be drawn out of there faster, and you promised to continue pressuring the president. >> it was not really pressuring the president, it was taking sure the afghanis were doing what they were supposed to do in the bargain so the president's timetable can be honored and perhaps facilitated. what i had said was that, really, it's time. we have been there 9 1/2, almost 10 years. for the first 7 1/2 years, the bush administration did nothing. they had no plan. president obama has a plan. he has announced the good news that we will be gone by a date certain. i had hoped they could take more troops out sooner for a number of reasons. the lives and limbs of the military, and the american people. the afghan people have to do their part in this and the sooner they do, the sooner they come home. >> obviously you can remove funds, which i am assuming you would be a

woman: i will read. >>> phillip and nancy garrido will be sentenced in california today. the couple kidnapped jaycee dugard back in 1991. she was 11 years old at the time. and held her as a sex slave for 18 years. phillip garrido fathered her two daughters. he'll likely spend the rest of his life behind bars. his wife could also get a life sentence. they pled guilty back in april. it's not known if dugard will be in court. >>> in health news, say good-bye to the old food pyramid. the government is releasing new guidelines today. critics say the old pyramid chart was too confusing so the new icon is said to look a lot like a dinner plate with a heavy focus on fruits and vegetables. the new, simpler symbol is part of the obama administration's fight against obesity. >>> and in other health news this morning, another twist in the high-fat, low-carb diet debate. doctors say diets like atkins can lead to heart disease. the new study now says those diets won't harden arteries, at least in the short term. the study also found people who went on a high fat diet and exercised tend

what you and nancy did was reprehensible. you always justified everything to yourself but the reality is and always has been asked to make someone suffer for your inability to control yourself and for you nancy, to facilitate his behavior and treat young girls for his pleasure is evil. there is no god in the universe that would condone your actions. you call yourselves an honest man but these are just words to you. they were your tool of choice. up to you felt, i said i have always been a thing for your own amusement. i hated every second of every day of 18 years because of you and the sexual perversion that you forced on me. to you nancy, i have nothing to say. both of you can save your apologies and in keywords. for all the crimes that you have both committed i hope you have as many sleepless nights as i did. as i think of all the years, i am angry because his goal my life and that of my family's. scantily i am doing well now and no longer living in a nightmare. as i have a wonderful friends and a family around me. somethin

>> nancy cordes on capitol hill this morning. nancy, thanks. we want to bring in now cbs news legal analyst jack ford. jack, good to have you with us for this. you listen to the congressman's comments. he says it's a little bit of mischief. it started out, though, as a lot -- very different words. first he said it was a hack, a prank, maybe a hoax. i mean is it the kind of thing, if he's hiring lawyers to look into what happened, should he have gone to authorities? >> well, there are a couple of questions here. the first one is, well, if this in fact happened, and it's a big if. we don't know. what sort of consequences could there be? are you looking at some criminal charges? the short answer to that is probably not. because, you know, there are laws against sending out pornography on your account. people will look at this and say, this might be really distasteful, but it's not pornographic. you know, the young lady, if she felt she was being harassed in some fashion. but she hasn't expressed that. and you might say one instance of something li

phillip and nancy garrido knew their fate. their sentences before they entered their courtroom. but no one could know what their victims would say. dugard's mother looked at both and said. you took something that didn't belong to you. you took my baby, i hate you both. jaycee dugard was taken, repeatedly raped. she gave birth to two children. her mother read a statement by dugard. she said, "i hated every second of every day of 18 years because of you. >> she loved her. she delivered the kids. they were a family. >> reporter: phillip garrido was sentenced to 431 years. >> i think it's safe to say that a nightmare has come to an end. >> reporter: it is possible but unlikely that nancy garrido could be paroled. and before phillip and nancy garrido parted ways they heard these ways from jaycee dugard, she said to them both, you don't matter anymore. we'll have more statements from jaycee dugard and her mother at 6:00. >>> and just a few minutes ago a judge in the garrido case released reports. one expert gives a chilling picture in the day when she was dragged into her car. dugard

. >> reporter: both nancy and phillip garrido made statements in court through their attorneys. 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 g

there was is mug shots of phil yip nancy garrido. they were sentenced after holding jaycee captive 18 years. nancy garrido arrived in the women's prison to serve her sentence of 36 years to life. 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 rep

i'm told that israel went and found nancy plotti. and that in that conversation i'm told that weiner was very remorseful, very apologetic about the fact that he had done this to his family, hi friends and political caused such a distraction for his party. that distraction, of course, was what ultimately last saturday pushed these leaders to say enough is enough. they took their private shoves, if you will, and said it's time for you to go. >> dana, do we now at what point the congressman made this decision that he realized i just can't survive this. he had said before he was going into treatment, and clearly he's now changed his mind. what was the tipping point? >> reporter: well, it's unclear if there was one particular thing. maybe we'll never know the answer to that question, but obviously it's a very intriguing questioned. he had been making clear that obviously he did something terrible morally, but he felt he doesn't necessarily break the rules here in this house, so he wanted to stay, but the fact that the story kept going wit

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and nancy grace, the host of "nancy grace" on hln in atlanta. nancy, let me begin with you. talked about chloroform. but was it really a game changer? >> well, i believe that for jurors that are predisposed to tot mom, casey anthony, i think it is a game-changer. but anybody on that jury that's a mother or grandmother will probably feel the same way that i do. if my daughter, lucy, or my little boy were looking at the florida death penalty, if there were a way i could do it, i would say, here. here's my arm. go ahead. put the needle in and that's what we saw cindy anthony do yesterday. here's the big problem for me. we already know that on the state's witness list they've got the recordkeeper for cindy's work. if they have her computer records they're going to be able to show she was absolutely at work. and if the defense set her up for a perjury charge it's on them. >> yeah, i don't know that they'll actually end up charging her with perjury. but i agree with nancy on the fundamentals of how significant it is. it is more significant in regard of premeditation. this is a sev