she called both phillip and nancy garrido selfish and monstrous. the 1991 the garridos kidnapped then 11-year-old jaycee in south lake tahoe. in court we heard how phillip garrido used a taser to subdue the child. her mother, jaycee's mother, read a statement from jaycee. jaycee said she was angry that her life had been stolen and that phillip garrido was wrong in every way in everything he said. something she says she could not say during her captivity in which she was raped repeatedly giving birth to two daughters by garrido. 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 t

his wife nancy garrido was already sentenced for the kidnapping and rape of jaycee lee dugard. rtroom. >> gary, we are waiting for susan dolman, the attorney for phillip garrido. about 40 minutes ago, nancy garrido was sentenced to exactly what we thought, 36 years-life in prison. she will not be eligible for parole until she's 86. there is a good chance she will die in prison. the attorney of nancy garrido said he wanted to fight the charges and go to trial but nancy garrido wanted no harm done to jaycee dugard and nancy was to broken up to even talk to the court when so she gave a statement to stevens had seven pure greed. but he read a letter that said every time she looks in the mirror she sees evil, she is extremely apologetic for what happened. she also had a chance to ask what nancy garrido thought of jaycee dugard. he said as strange as it is, she thought of jaycee dugard as family. she even helped deliver two daughters. as bizarre as it is, there were considered a family. and will wait to see what phillip garrido will get. there is a good chance he will get more, for un

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

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

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

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. >>

making calls on le's cell phone the day after she disappeared. >>> later this morning phillip and nancy garridol be sentenced for kidnapping and raping jaycee dugard. prosecutors are asking for maximum sentence of 431 years for phillip garrido. jaycee dugard may make an appearance at that sentencing. >>> players from the los angeles angels are safely back on the ground this morning after their plane was forced to make an emergency landing overnight. delta charter plane landed at l.a.x. last night. it was originally headed for john wayne airport in santa anna. but the pilot made the decision to land early after noticing a hydraulic problem. no one was hurt. the team was coming back from an away game in missouri and able to finish up the rest of its trip by bus. >>> time now 6:47. japan's prime minister just survived a no confidence motion in parliament today. before the vote prime minister there told members of parliament he'd be willing to resign once japan recovers from the tsunami disaster. opposition parties submitted the no confidence motion against the prime minister because they weren't h

>> 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

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

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. >> the attorney for nancy garrido talked about his client. >> i spoke briefly on behalf of nancy givingn 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

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

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

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

decades of pain and suffering coming to a conclusion with the sentencing of phillip and nancy garrido today. phillip was sentenced to 431 years to life. that's the maximum sentence he could have gotten. his wife nancy, 36 years to life in prison. both had pleaded guilty in april to kidnapping jaycee dugard, who was 11 years old back then, then raping her and holding her for 18 years. jaycee dugard was not there at today's sentencing but her biological mother read a statement on jaycee's behalf and it says, i chose not to be here because i refuse to waste another second of my life in your presence. everything you ever did to me was wrong and i hope one day you will see that. she concluded by saying, i hated every second of every day for 18 years. and you stole my life and that of my family." 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

not be released to protect the privacy of jaycee dugard and that came after sentencing phil yip nancy garrido. dugard was not in the courtroom but her presence was felt in a statement her mother. >> you lack a soul and imposed the maximum sentence on the 60 year ode predator. for his wife and accompolice, 36 years to life. in 1991 they kidnapped jaycee. philip used a tazer to subdue the girl and taken to their home in antioch and held captive for 18 years and giving birth to two children fathered by garrido. in a message in court dugard addressed her rapist. i chose not to be here today because i refuse to waste a second of my life in your presence. everything you did to me was wrong and i hope one day you see that. i hated every second of every day for 18 years. you stole my life and that of my family. garrido stared straight ahead but his attorney said he agreed. >> what ever else people think about him he feels remorseful and bad. >> nancy garrido cried in the hearing. she pled guilty to spare dugard a trial. >> what i did was evil and words are not enough and every time i look in the mirr

phillip and nancy garrido pleaded guilty in april to kidnapping and rape charges.e expected to be sent to prison for life. now, one reason for the deal was to keep dugard and her daughters who were fathered by garrido from having to testify at trial. >>> 5:33 two lie detector tests but officials say the results will remain a secret. that's the story for the man accused of beating bryan stow outside dodger stadium march 31. giovanni ramirez was in handcuffs when police took him for a polygraph exam yesterday. his defense team had administered a similar test in his jail cell tuesday night. the man who administered that test hinted that ramirez passed. >>> a con man who is stealing credit cards from women's purses. in fact, there have been a string of thefts. let's go to anser hussein in san francisco with how this bluetooth bandit as they nicknamed him operates. anser, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. if you are someone who hangs your purse or your handbag on your chair at a restaurant, you may be a target. here's why. here's a picture of the bluetooth bandit

nancy garrido got 36 years to life, which means she could be eligible for parole in her 80s. during the sentencing, new details emerged about dugard's kidnapping. the judge said the garridos had gone shopping for a young girl, when they snatched the 11-year-old off the street. phillip used a taser to subdue her. they held her in their antioch backyard compound for 18 years. y then, phillip fathered two daughters with his victim. katie callaway hall is a previous victim of phillip garrido. she says she's glad he's going to spend the rest of his life in prison. >> i would like him to know i hope he rots in hell. >>> according to newly-released grand jury testimony, dugard said right after she was abducted, she heard phillip garrido laughing saying, i can't believe we got away with it. >>> casey anthony may never take the stand. but yesterday, the jury got an earful of the woman accused of killing her daughter. anthony insisted she was not lying when she said a babysitter kidnapped caylee. >>> it's been a reunion between mark kelly and his wife, congresswoman, gabrielle giffords.

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

nancy garrido entered the state women's prison. and she was sentenced to 36 years to life for her role in jaycee zhu guard's 18-year-old ordeal. >>> many residents in santa cruz county residents are taking pressures to keep the meters off their property so far now pg&e has installed about eight million meters statewide. some opponents have actually padlocked their old meters to prevent pg&e from replacing them. >>> as temperatures rise, health originals are reminding them to protect themselves from food poisoning. they estimate every year about 48 million americans get sick from food poisoning and about 3,000 of them end up dying. the numbers typically rise as people take advantage of the warm weather to barbecue and eat outdoors. to prevent food poisoning, experts advise people to cook their meat adequately. the experts also say people should not allow perishable foods to it is out in hot water for more than an hour and leftovers should be eaten within four days. >>> let's talk about our weather today because another great day her

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

would want to tell her is how amazed i am at how strong she is. >> reporter: both phillip and nancy garrido were taken directly back to jail as the sheriff there will now start to plan their transfer into state custody. phillip garrido's first victim was also in court today. katie calloway hall has kidnapped and raped by garrido in 1986. >> he deeply impacted my life as -- [ pause ] >> i would like to let him know that i hope he rots in hell. >> california paid dugard $20 million after state leaders admitted that she may have been found years earlier if parole officers were properly monitoring garrido. and jaycee's story isn't done. the now 31-year-old is set to release a memoir in july providing details of her ordeal. the book to be entitled, a stolen life, tells of her abduction, her life with the garridos and how she feels since she has been rescued. >>> hayward police are analyzing cell phone records in the disappearance of a nursing student. authorities say michelle le's phone was transmitting signals until midday on saturday and that information could tell investigators where to inten

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 tende

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

phillip garrido, 60, faces a sentence of more than 400 years. nancyat garrido will go behind bars and will never have an opportunity to victimize another young girl. and the same thing with his wife. >> reporter: the guilty pleas have spared dugard, now 31, from testifying about her long captivity, during which time she raised two daughters, fathered by garrido. >> she was ready, willing and able, if called to testify. and she was prepared to do that. but, i think there's also, as a mother, the practical reality of should her children be called and drug in to all of this? >> reporter: since being freed almost two years ago, dugard has maintained her privacy. except for a photo session with "people" magazine. but next month she will release a book she's written about her hellish 18 years. it is a tale that can be both horrifying, and hopeful. >> jaycee dugard gave hope to the parent of every missing child. she miraculously reappeared, and seemingly in good physical and emotional health. >> reporter: but she could have been released years earlier, if pa

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

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

philip garrido is now 60 years old, expected to be sentenced to 431 years to life. his wife, nancy, 36 years to life. the couple pledded guilty in april. it's unclear at this point whether the garridos will make a statement as well but we are told that media worldwide is expected to be there. reporting live in antioch, christie smith, today in the east bay. >> christie, thank you. >>> coming up, pink slips for men and women in blue. south bay crime fighters battle the budget crunch. and another northern california twister, some new video just ahead. >>> new this morning, the san jose police department is another step closer to making painful cuts. good morning, i'm marla day yez. i'm going to have the latest on the negotiation talks to save some officers coming up in my live report. >>> the crazy weather just keeps coming. another tornado spotted in northern california. we will tell you where. >>> in the meantime, live look outside, clear right now at the bay bridge. is it going to be a rainy day?

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

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

. >>> philip and nancy garrido are to be sentenced tomorrow for kidnapping jaycee dugard and holding sex slave. nancy garrido's plea bargain includes a sentence of 56 years to life, with the possibility of parole in 31 years, it is not clear if jaycee dugard will attend the sentence. there are motions to release grand jury testimony from last september. >>> and in west san jose, a registered sex offender has moved into a neighborhood and officers went door-to-door there to distribute a photo of 61-year-old wayne allen page. police say he spent time in prison for sexually violent crimes in the '70s. and they say he has demonstrated a pattern of behavior indicating that he may do it again. >> we want them to be familiar with his face, where he lives and where he may frequent so that they may not find themselves victims of a crime. >> police also stress that nobody should bother page. they say today's action is really about spreading information. not spreading fear. >>> and the monthly jobs report by a private payroll firm came in far lower than expected today. they say american employe

making calls on le's cell phone the day after she disappeared. >>> later this morning phillip and nancy garridobe sentenced for kidnapping and raping jaycee dugard. prosecutors have asked for a maximum sentence of 431 years for phillip garrido. his wife, nancy, is expected to get 36 years to life. >>> an oakland man took full advantage of some inexpensive software to help recover his stolen laptop. he loaded the hidden app onto his mac book before it was stolen two months ago. when he activated it the laptop took these photos. he posted them and his story on his blog and oakland police say that gave them enough information to track down the suspect even though they hadn't been able to devote time to the case before. >> we have about 2400 theft reports coming through our system every single month. we have three theft investigators tasked with handling all of those. >> investigators say besides taking the photos the software also tracked the location of the computer and all e-mails sent to and from it. that included one to the cab company where the suspect worked. today he is scheduled to appear

and today phillip and nancy garrido begin serving prison sentences for the kidnap and jaycee dugard.as 431 years to life, his wife 36 years to life. both pleaded guilty in april to kidnapping a then 11-year-old jaycee dugard raping her and holding her captive for 18 years. during the sentencing, the judge called phillip garrido a poster child for a sexual predator and meantime we are now hearing some chilling details from dugard's grand jury testimony. that was released yesterday. she discussed the day she was kidnapped in south lake tahoe. she said garrido initially approached her in a car asking for directions and then later zapped her with a stun gun before taking her away. dugard also talked about giving birth twice in captivity. she said she didn't try to escape fearing what might happen to her two daughters. >>> 6:39. criminal charges will likely be filed today against former presidential candidate john edwards. he has been under investigation for allegedly using campaign money to cover up an extramarital affair in 2008. the associated press reports edwards could be indicted or

philip and nancy garrido expected to show up in court and media will be there, too. if she does make an appearance it will be one incredibly dramatic moment. take a look at fairly recent video, as a girl, she was forced to have his children. she was kidnapped at the age of 11, june 20, 1991. part of that she spent at antioch home. philip is sentenced 400 years in prison, his wife will get 36 years to life. they do not believe philip garrido will make any statement. but will dugard show up in court today? we may soon many of darkest details of her days as sex slave. a new book, called raw and powerful and tell-all book. all eyes will be on the courtroom if jaycee dugard wants to face the people that kidnapped her one more time. >>> more details emerging from the woman call person of interest in the missing bay area nursing student. she was a friend of michelle le. gizelle es that ban lives in union city. they spent saturday morning searching her car and apartment and even her trash. >> we were knocking on every door until sunday morning and we noticed the activity and

nancy garrido is being held at the central california women's facility. also this morning the man known as the bearfoot bandit is expected to plead guilty. 20-year-old colton harris-moore accused of taking part 18 two-year burglary spree eluding capture. as you probably guessed he was often bearfoot. this guilty plea would likely mean he would have to pay restitution of more than $1 million. he was caught in the bahamas last year. >> russian leader getting a starring role in an internet kmomic strip. the writers of super putin have cast two of russia's powerful men as super heroes to save the world from zombies. the producer of the comic says half million people have logged on to read the strip. it's located at putin.ru. there a link to an english version as well. a break in the case, the man accused of killing a san jose woman has confessed. and we are keeping an eye on muni as well, getting through the city may be tough this morning. some delays on some key lines that could affect you. >> for all of your news, weather and traffic check us out on faceboo

that's when phillip and greed -- phillip and nancy garrido kidnapped her. she spent 18 years in captivity. they were sentenced to life in prison. >>> many boat owners in santa cruz harbor still waiting to get their vessels surveyed and repaired from damage caused by that tsunami. at least 100 boats were seriously damaged when the tsunami rolled through in march. but in monterey bay, there are only two repair yards and each can handle just a few boats at a time. so many owners are in limbo. >>> today, the plane that made a splash -- an amazing splash- landing in the hudson river without any casualties will arrive at its new home. the jet's fuselage taking a week-long road trip from new jersey to north carolina. there it is. drivers pulling over to watch the caravan driving to the carolina's aviation museum in charlotte. >> oh, god, just jitters! it's just magnificent i think. >> what an incredible, incredible event. tomorrow, captain chesley sully sullenberger who is cbs' new aviation expert, he and his u.s. airway passengers will come together again attendi

. >>> later this morning phillip and nancy garrido will be sentenced for a kidnapping and raping jaycee dugard. the couple pled guilty last month as part of a plea deal. both could spend the rest of their lives in jail. prosecutors have asking # asked for a maximum sentence of 431 years for phillip garrido. jaycee could make an appearance in court today. the judge will hold another hearing on whether to release grand jury transcripts which includes testimony from dugard. she was kidnapped in south lake tahoe and held captive for 18 years. >>> word of a mountain lion siting. two women spotted the animal on the track at the miller creek campus in redwood tuesday night. they were about 50 feet away. one of the women says she actually locked eyes with the cougar and then the animal took off. school officials did not hear about the incident, but the marin humane society was notified. >>> today hayward police will focus on cell phone calls as they set up their search for a missing nursing student. there was evidence someone was making phone calls on michelle le's phone the day after she disap

phillip and nancy garrido are expected to get life sentences. >>> can you feel the tension?ng. the scripps national spelling bee got under way today. 41 spellers remain. this year's spellers include an 8-year-old and 11-year-old, back for the fourth time. you know what word is commonly misspelled. misspelled. two "ss." >> the pressure is very high. >> it's hard to look away. >>> coming up later on "good morning america," the latest on the casey anthony trial. >>> plus, teeth bleaching has become big business. how white is too white? a new warning for people that could be putting their health at risk. the full story later on "good morning america." >>> for some of you, local news is next. >> and one guy who got his stolen computer back in his own hands. you won't believe this. coming up. [ sniffs ] bacon?! gotta get that bacon! bacon?! bacon! smokey bacon, meaty bacon, tasty bacon! bacon? ohh, la, la... oh, i say, is that bacon?! oh, good heavens! bacon! bacon! bacon! bacon! who wants a beggin' strip? meee! i'd get it myself but i don't have thumbs! yum, yum, yum, yum, yum...

phillip and nancy garrido pleaded guilty in april to kidnapping and rape charges. they are expected to be sent to prison for life. one reason for plea deal was to keep dugard and her daughters who were fathered by garrido from having to testify at the trial. >>> two lie detector tests but the results will remain a secret. that is the story for the man accused of beating bryan stow outside dodger stadium march 31. giovanni ramirez was in handcuffs when police took him for a polygraph exam yesterday. his defense team had administered a similar test in his jail cell tuesday night. the moon administered that test hinted that ramirez passed. >> can you tell us without giving away the store, how'd he do? >> that would be giving away the store. >> i'm sure this is going to disappoint everybody but this is our agreement with the lapd and the district attorney's offices, we're not going to announce them. >> ramirez has not been charged with the attack on bryan stow. but he is still in jail for probation violations. >>> hayward police have questioned a person of interest in

his wife nancy garrido was sentenced to 36 years in prison for the áf her part in the case. ugard was held captive for 18 years during which time she had two daughters fathered by garrido. >>> still to come, police look for a killer in contra costa county. why the young victim was the last person anyone would expect. >>> under pressure, the steps pg & e took today to prevent future pipeline explosions like that deadly san bruno tragedy. >>> a scare on the soccer field for some kids and their parents and it was all caught on camera. the 10:00 continues in 90 seconds. >>> police call it a cold- blooded killing and tonight those who knew the young victim are calling for justice. debra villalon is live with the story. >> reporter: heather, oakley doesn't have much violent crime and this one has shocked the community. everyone in the drizzle you can see where mourners have laid flowers for a 23-year-old man gunned down without warning and without reason. silence at this gathering for james cedillo tonight. those who loved him don't have the words for what happened here. >> too man

. >>> and phil and nancy garrido land in their new homes.ery famous neighbor. >>> good evening, i'm dana king. >> i'm allen martin. >>> a major muni meltdown ruined the evening commute. the muni metr

nancy garrido arrived to begin her sentence of 36 years to life and philip garrido is serving 34 years to life and expected to be held. >> time for a first look at weather. cooler and comfortable. >> spencer christian is here now. cooler and breezier and more comfortable. this evening we'll see mainly clear skies and patchy coastal fog temperatures in the early evening hours. there will be patches of fog with skies being mostly sunny and temperatures in the low 60s and midafternoon sunny and breezy conditions and temperatures 60 on the coast and low to mid80 in the inland areas and wonderful weekend for father's day and we'll tell you about that later. >> thank you, spencer, >> coming up next. new research on the affect of mandatory hpv vaccines. >> and the oregon man who is in hot water because he couldn't hold his water. the price to flush a contaminated reservoir. >> michael fenny is taking your questions in facebook and twitter. we'll have a link on our home page. >> checking the traffic, we told you about the problems on the golden gate bridge, southbound traffic basically is not

his wife nancy garrido was sentenced to 36 years in prison for the áf her part in the case. ugard was held captive for 18 years during which time she had two daughters fathered by garrido. >>> still to come, police look for a killer in contra costa county. why the young victim was the last person anyone would expect. >>> under pressure, the steps pg & e took today to prevent future pipeline explosions like that deadly san bruno tragedy. >>> a sc our planes start flying when it's dark. and they don't stop flying until it's dark again. flying all day, every day. you deserve our best. that's why there's so many flight options. [ webber ] southwest airlines has seven daily nonstop flights from the bay area to chicago midway to fit your schedule. ♪ hey, we're on your schedule, not ours. there will be another one back here in a second, just watch. what did i tell you -- there's another one. [ ding ] >>> police call it a cold- blooded killing and tonight those who knew the young victim are calling for justice. debra villalon is live with the story. >> reporter: heather, oakley doesn

garrido. a judge sentenced phillip to life in prison. nancy will spend 36 years to life in prison. >>> hope in the face of despair. family is hoping michelle le will come home safely. the case is turned into a homicide investigation. people will gather for a candle light vigil. the family held their own vigil in hayward near the spot where they were seen. >> i'm not going to stop until every street and corner is covered or until she's found. please, don't give up hope. >> she disappeared after telling hospital co-workers she was getting something out of the car. police believe she was killed inside the parking structure. >>> terrifying, brutal and little mercy. what it was like for two berkeley grads held captive in iran. sarah described the abuse they suffered at the hands of guards. fatel and bauer are still held captive. she says she twice begged for her life when guards loaded them into a truck and took their weapons. they will stand trial for spying. the trial was supposed to start last month but it's been delayed. it's unclear when the c

today, phillip and nancy garrido learned how long they are going to have to pay in prison, philip garridoking at 431 years to life. nancy garrido looking at 36 years to life. they pleaded guilty in april to the kidnapping of dugard, who was just 11 at the time. gar receipt reed dough repeatedly raped her had, fathered her two children. media from around the country expected in court today to see if jaycee might actually appear. nancy garrido's attorney expected to speak on her behalf. the first that she might be eligible for parole is when she is 86 years olds. reporting live in antioch, christie smith, today in the bay. >> such a fascinating story. thank you very much. >>> let's check the weather right now lots of folks finding that fascinating these days, very different this time of the year. >> yeah, definitely very different. the water parks are still open this weekend but a lot of people will not be hitting those parks because we have got a really strong round of rain on the watch the good news, looking relatively dry right now, still mostly cloudy, the clouds situated over the the b

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?

. >>> philly and nancy garrido have begun serving their prison sentence. prison officials say phillip garrido will probably be in protective custody away from the general population. that is the same unit that was once home to cult murder charlesmanson. >>> 6:47 is the time. let's check back in with sal. how is traffic and the bay bridge? >> we will check that out right now. first of all let's take a a look at the east shore freeway. it looks pretty good heading out to the mccarthur maze and the metering lights. it will be slow at the toll plaza. i want to show you quickly the bay bridge. there is the crash on the right hand side. that was in the lanes for awhile. at the toll plaza there is a rather large delay. let's go out to the livermore valley. westbound 580 coming in. pretty slow. it gets better by the time you reach dublin. hayward union city fremont traffic looks good. highway 92 and 84 looking good over to the peninsula. at 6:48 let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. a very happy friday everybody. a little cooler as we go into the early part of the

giving the impression his client passed lie detector tests this past week. >>> today phillip and nancy garridoerving prison sentences for the kidnapping and rape of jaycee dugard. phillip got 431 years to life. his wife nancy 36 years to life. both pleaded guilty back in april to kidnapping 11-year-old dugard, raping her and holding her captive for 18 years. during the sentencing the judge called him a poster child for a sexual predator. jaycee dugard not in the courtroom but her more was there. and she read a statement from jaycee and said, "i hated every second of every day for 18 years. and you stole my life and that of my family." dugard's description of her ordeal is now public since the grand jury testimony was released after the sentencing. she discussed the day that she was kidnapped in south lake tahoe. she said garrido initially approached her in a car asking for directions and then zapped her with a stun gun. dugard also talked about her 18 years of captivity and sexual abuse at the garridos' home in contra costa county. dugard gave birth twice while in captivity to phillip garrido'

phillip and nancy garrido pulled her into their car and took her to their antioch home and dugard spentst last week the garridos were sent to prison for life for the kidnapping. >>> newt gingrich will stay in the gop presidential race even though his top advisors have all quit. more than a dozen aides resigned yesterday citing differences over the direction of the campaign. gingrich by the way is on vacation in greece. he says he is restarting his campaign at an event in los angeles on sunday. >>> today the nation is about to get a new look at sarah palin's tenure as alaska governor. the state is set to release more than 24,000 e-mails from her first two years in office as the tea party favorite considers her own run for the white house. >>> apple putting the brakes on apps that help drunk drivers avoid police. the cupertino-based company reviewing applications that tell users the locations of the dui checkpoints and banning any similar app from a store in the future. in march, senators urged apple, google and research in motion, rimm, to remove apps that contain checkpoint information.