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 didn't want to speak to us on camera but told us the garridos are "getting what they deserve. and if we'd known anything was going on we'd been the first to call ." the reaction here over the garridos sentencing today are a mix of guilt, sadness and relief. for others stopping in at the bridgehead cafe not far from the garridos home the horror still reso nates for residents. >> i live right over there. so clos

phillip garrido will receive a prison term of 431 years-life in prison. o, 36 years- life. >> tornadoes roared to massachusetts, a rare sight and deadly in this case. damaged to two dozen communities. roofs ripped off, trees of british. four people dead so far. they have a state of emergency in place. >> right now the sun is trying to break through all of that cloud cover, scattered showers this morning, will keep the threat of showers as we head into the afternoon, especially for the north bay. today, mostly dry. today is the best day if you need to do something outdoors. the evening also dry out. future cast 4 tells us if we see any rate it will likely be in the north bay is probably by the afternoon. isolated rains. future cast 4 does show the weekend, watch on friday, the rain chances begin to increase. as we have this saturday, rain will be a big part of the weather picture on saturday into saturday evening he and send it will deliver showers as well. be prepared for a certain washout as we had through the weekend. temperatures are morning slightly. w

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

her angry words were directed mostly at phillip garrido. she said quote i hated every second of every day of 18 years because of you and the sexual perversion you forced on me. >>> economists are expecting disappointing numbers in the may jobs report to be released in a short time. some estimate fewer than 150,000 jobs were added last month. that would be a sharp drop from the 230,000 jobs added in the three previous months. the jobs report for may is due out at 5:30 this morning. >>> let's check in with sal for a look at traffic. good morning, sal. >> good morning, pam. traffic is doing well around the bay area. we can show you that the east shore freeway is looking good. the morning commute is moving along nicely getting out to the mccarthur maze. and if you are driving to san jose or to 280 or 101 that traffic is off to a nice start. let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sir. our much advertised system is beginning to inch closer. increasing clouds today. it looks cloudy along the coast and the north bay. but this system is on its way and it

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 intensify their search. the 25-year-old le was last seen friday after nursing class at the kaiser permanente building in hayward. investigators have issued several search war

phillip garrido looking at a sentence of 400 years and nancy garrido 40 years.e you to the eldorado county courthouse in placerville. the tape is up in anticipation of the large media presence. there are a limited number of seats and security is tight. the couple has pleaded dpil -- guilty. the prosecution is asking about a max sentencing. they said quote the defendant's prior record is clear. he is a sexual predator and they cite other cases and called his parole quote unbelievable. the prosecutor said garrido should be sentenced to the maximum 431 years and said there's nothing more crowl than snatching an 11-year-old child off the street to repeatedly sexual assault her for years and keep her away from her family for 18 years. farce nancy garrido, they're asking for the max of 36 years for her. >> no matter what the judge does, they're going to be in jail for the rest of their lives. >> reporter: this sentencing hearing isn't supposed to take very long. there's a hearing over grand jury documents whether testimony during the proceedings should be released. th

the weapon phillip garrido used to kidnap her. good morning, it is friday, june 3. thanks so much for joining us. i'm sydnie kohara. >> hi, everybody. i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 5:00 on this friday. i think lawrence got tired of us after we just kind of bailed on him all week. >> i thought you had sent his packing. i thought if we get somebody new to talk about the weather, maybe we'll get a better forecast. >> erika? >> that's not true. >> erika is the weekend evening shows. >> good morning. i'm sorry

. >> 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 ga

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 said as the car drove off, i heard places in the front and he said, i can't believe we got away with it and he started laughing. dugard -- the judgeleftt part of the documents sealed saying that it was pornographic and graphic. >>> and garrido was convicted and sentenced to 15 years many prison for an attack but paroled after serving just 11 years. >> i would like to let him know that i hope he rots in jail. i came here to watch this case and watch him get sentenced and put away and that's what i did

phillip garrido will spend the rest of his life in pries son. his wife will likely do the same.l not be eligible for parole until she's 90. jaycee dugard was not in the courtroom but had her mother read the statement. she said, quote, i hated every second of every day of 18 years because of you and the sexual per version you forced on me. her entire statement can be found on our website, ktvu.com. >>> where a raging wildfire is growing by the minute. you'll see the biggest obstacles facing firefighters. >>> one school has a plan to reduce the number of sleepy students. it could solve another problem as well. >>> good morning. if you're driving on highway 4, it looks good. we'll tell you more about the morning commute straight ahead. >>> high wind as growing concern for crews batting this wildfire. two crews evacuated. the firefighters worry the strong gust of winds could push the flames close to home. the fires started a month ago and burned 86,000 acres. right now it's only 50% contained. >>> in south dakota 3,000 residents evacuated ahead of rising floodwaters. floodwaters bei

jaycee's testimony revealing at first she thought phillip garrido was going to ask for directions. instead, he drove up and used a taser to abduct her. all of a sudden, his hand shoots out and i feel tingling and like losing control and i'm in the bushes trying to go back and somebody dragging me. subdued in the back of his car, the 11-year-old heard garrido laughing saying to his wife, i can't believe we got away with it. for the first year, jaycee was kept locked up alone in a room in a backyard hideout. eventually, phillip and nancy began spending time with their captive watching tv, even sleeping in the same room. for three years, phillip raped jaycee weekly until she got pregnant. according to jaycee, after having her first daughter, phillip continued to rape her but less frequently. he knew i was really scared about getting pregnant again. he said, he just couldn't help himself. but he was really trying to stop. and then i got pregnant again. and that's the last time he had sex with me was when she was conceived. " in testimony, jaycee said, she never tried to escape. at firs

phillip garrido could receive a maximum of 431 years to life in prison after pleading guilty to kidnappinge in 1991 and several counts of sexual assault. nancy garrido will receive 36 years to life sentence for her guilty plea for kidnapping and rape by force. because of california sentencing laws, that penalty does not qualify in this case. this prevents jaycee and her children from testifying at trial. she was held for 18 years in garrido's antioch backyard. rumors are swirling about whether jaycee will confront her attackers at this point. it hasn't been confirmed. it is likely though that catherine hall will be here. hall was one of garrido's rape victims more than 30 years ago that he was convicted and released for. we spoke with nancy garrido's attorney. she does 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 daughte

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. >> reporter: the judge then sentenced the couple to the maximum time. 36 years to life for nancy and 431 years for phillip garrido, who the judge described as evil and lacking a soul. but the garridos' attorneys say they're truly remorseful. >> she wanted jaycee to know that she is sor

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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

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 through court documents details dugard's 18 years of captivity. >> reporter: the transcript released

. >> reporter: phillip and nancy garrido looked down when jaycee dugard's mother, terry, shook like a leaf and cried as he read emotional statements from her daughter and herself. for the portions directed of phillip, jaycee said she hated every second of every day in captivity. >> he feels remorseful and bad about, you know, what he did. and that was the reason why he pled guilty. >> reporter: the judge gave the serial sex offender 431 years to life in prison. telling phillip, he reinvented slavery and had no soul. 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 li

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 through court documents details dugard's 18 years of captivity. >> reporter: the transcript released

that it's pornographic. >> jaycee dugard said she was raped once a week until she gave birth to phillip garridos two daughters. she says she never once tried to run away in those 18 years because she was afraid of garridos explosive temper. she worried she would pull out that stun gun again. >>> the judges released those transcripts at the end of the sentences day for the garridos. phillip will spend the rest of his life in prison. his wife nancy will do the same. she will not be eligible for a patrol hearing. jaycee dugard was not in the courthouse for yesterday's sentencing but she had her mother read her emotional statement. her angry words were directed mostly at phillip garrido. she says i hated every second of every day for 18 years. >>> president obama flied to a chrysler plant in ohio. he will draw attention to the auto industry turn around. coming up at 6:15 we will have a live report with why the president feels confident that the bailout was money well spent. >>> pg&e is running full page ads in full california newspapers apologizing for the deadly san bruno pipeline disaster. a spoke

month as part of a plea deal and prosecutors have asked for the maximum sentence of 431 years for phillip garridoncy garrido could face 36 years to life. legal analyst jim hammer calls the plea deal a big victory for prosecutors. >> all the defense got out of this case is the theoretical possibility that nancy garrido may one day get a chance to apply for parole. i'll tell you she's probably never getting it and if she does she'll be in her 80s. >> jaycee dugard could make an appearance in court today. after a sentencing this morning the judge is also going to hold another hearing on whether to release grand jury transcripts that include testimony from dugard. >>> time now 6:31. emergency crews faced a dangerous situation responding to an overnight fire in pleasant hill. they arrived to the sound of live ammunition exploding at a burning apartment house. ktvu's candidate county reduce out there right now. he talked to one of the residents there. good morning, kraig. >> reporter: good morning, dave. if you've been with us most of the morning you know we've been trying to track that down since earl

phillip garrido started his sentence. prison officials say phillip garrido will likely be in public custody away from public population. it was once home to charlesmanson. >>> an antioch woman has been convicted of murder and torture in her 15-year-old niece. davis has pleaded guilty because of reason of insanity. davis routinely tortured and beat her niece and the girl's twin brother. jazmine was found dead in their home in 2008. davis had been custody of the twins because their mother was addicted to crack cocaine. >>> maybes of the antiwar group code pink showered former minnesota governor tim pawlenty with confetti. they posted this video on you teen. he was signing books at a health insurance conference. they questioned his stance on gay and police rights. >>> governor jerry brown says over the next few days he will move heaven and earth to get a budget agreement all sides can live with. >> for a decade the can has been kicked down the road and death has piled up. california is facing a fiscal crisis and very strong

jaycee's testimony revealing at first she thought phillip garrido was going to ask for directions. he drove up and used a taser to abduct her. all of a sudden his hand shoots up and i feel tingling and i'm in the bushes trying to go back and somebody is dragging me. subdued in the back of his car, the 11-year-old heard garrido laughing, saying to his wife, i can't believe we got away with it. for the first year, jaycee was kept locked up alone in a flume a backyard hideout. phillip and nancy began spending time with their captive, watching tv, even sleeping in the same room. for three years, phillip raped jaycee weekly until she got pregnant. according to jaycee, after having her first daughter, phillip continued to rape her, but less frequently. he knew i was really scared about getting pregnant again. he said he just couldn't help himself, but he was really trying to stop. and then i got pregnant again. and that's the last time he had sex with me was when she was conceived. in testimony, jaycee said she never tried to escape. at first, it was fear. then the little girl came to be

she says she never once tried to run away in the 18 years because she was afraid of phillip garrido's explosive temper. she feared he would pull out his stun gun again. >> the judge released those transcripts after they were sentenced. phillip will spend his life in prison. nancy will spend the same. her mother read her emotional statement in the courtroom. her angry words were directed mostly at phillip. she said i hated every second of every day of 18 years because of you and the sexual perversion you forced on him. >>> this morning president obama will visit am chrysler plant in -- a chrysler plant in ohio. coming up at 5:15 we will have a live report from our washington, d.c. newsroom with why the president feels confident that the government bailout of auto makers was money well spent. >>> well, in less than a half an hour the labor department releases the unemployment report for may and most economists are forecasting disappointing numbers. some expect the numbers to show fewer than 100,000 new jobs were created which would create a rise in the national unemployment rate. still

once in their car, she recalls hearing phillip garrido laughing, saying, i can't believe we got away th it. garrido later used that stun gun to keep the girl in line. threatening to zap her if she wasn't good. jaycee also describes how she was kept largely alone for her entire first year in captivity at the antioch compound, forced to have sex at least once a week. assaults garrido sometimes videotaped. as she grew older, she says she didn't try to escape, because she felt she was helping prevent something similar from happening to someone else. >> i think it's fair to say a nightmare has come to an end. the and that now it's her, her children, her mother have to go about the business about getting on with the rest of their life. >> reporter: at the sentencing, jaycee's mother lashed out at the couple. she read a statement from the now 31-year-old, saying, 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. jaycee dugard's mother says the only thing that brings her satisfaction is

phillip garrido, a maximum term of 431 years-live, nancy garrido, 36 years-like. >> of assessing the 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 through marin county. frointerstate 680, there was an accident southbound at vargas road. this is the a

dugard's testimony from last september describes how phillip garrido stunned her with a taser when he abducted her from south lake tahoe in 1991 at the age of 11. dugard remembers garrido laughing and telling his wife how he got away with it. the sexual bondage happened soon after. garrido said the attacks happened once a week for three years until she was pregnant with her first child. garrido fathered two children with jaycee dugard while she was kept captive in his house in antioch for 18 years. >> being a mother, i couldn't hold back my emotion on that. it was appalling what she went through. >> dugard's testimony revealed the garrido's often videotaped children playing at parks. jaycee did not attend yesterday's sentencing. instead, her mother read a statement saying dugard refused to waste another second in their presence. >>> 4:36. breaking news. abc news learned criminal charges will be filed today against former presidential candidate john edwards. for the past two years, federal officials were investigating whether hundreds of thousands of dollars given by two political supp

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. california is facing a fiscal crisis. >> is still unclear if lawmakers met their fiscal a

phillip garrido is chance federer to corcoran state prison in the central valley.ous neighbors including juan carona and charles manson. >>> governor brown vetoed the state budget passed by state lawmakers. the governor says instead, he wants to focus on reaching a compromise with the legislature's republican minority on whether to extend a series of tax increases. they were set to expire on june 30. it raises questions about whether state lawmakers should keep getting paid because under voter-approved proposition 25, if lawmakers don't pass a balanced budget by june 15, they stop getting paychecks. >> we clearly met the obligation to pass a balanced on-time budget. what's at issue now is much more important than pay. >> republicans say the democratic majority passed the budget plan knowing it would likely be vetoed. state controller john chiang a democrat says his office will take a close look at the vetoed plan. if the proposele proposal would not have balanced the budget, they may not get paid. >> they will probably get paid. that's the way it works. >>> 5:14. t

--"phillip garrido" ocupa una celda individual en la prision estatal de "corcoran" en el "condado deentran recluidos el celebre criminal "charles manson" y el sanguinario asesino de inmigrantes "juan corona".--"garrido" fue condenado a 431 aÑos de prision.--por otro lado, su esposa "nancy" fue trasladada a la carcel femenil de "chowchilla" donde purgara una condena de 36 aÑos.--ambos son resposables del secuestro y violacion de "dugard", raptada en 1991, y a quien mantuvieron cautiva durante 18 años. ---un jurado de "san mateo" decidiÁ maÑana si un psiquiatra acusado de abuso sexual infantil es mentalmente competente para enfrentar los cargos en su contra.---hoy se presentaron los argumentos finales en el juicio que se le sigue a "william ayres", de 79 aÑos, quien presuntamente cometÓ actos lascivos con siete niÑos que fueron sus pacientes entre 1991 y 1996. ---si lo encuentran competente, "ayres" enfrentara un nuevo juicio con 9 cargos de conducta lasciva y libidinosa, que se derivan de las denuncias hechas por las presuntas victimas, que ahora tienen entre 20 y 40 años de edad. --e

ra ---"phillip garrido" y su esposa, "nancy", recibieron sus respectivas sentencias hoy, por el secuestro 1991. ---aunque se especulo que la misma "dugard" se presentaria en el tribunal, ella prefirio enviar una declaracÓn sobre los 18 aÑos que paso en cauteverio.---"santiago lucero" tiene todos los detalles. santiago lucerol_susan ---en partes de un documento presentado ante un jurado investigador y divulgado hoy, "jayce dugard" narÓ el calvario que vivio durante su cautiverio.---indico que el dia de su secuestro, los "garrido" la inmovilizaron con una pistola de choques eÉctricos y se la llevaron en un autoÓvil a la casa del matrimonio.---la joven tambien le dijo al gran jurado que la forzaron a tener largos peÍodos de relaciones sexuales con su victimario, quien algunas veces graÓ dichas sesiones.---despues de concebir a la primera hija, el abuso se produjo cada dos o tres meses, y cuando queÓ embarazada por segunda vez, fue laÚltima vez que "philip garrido" tuvo relaciones sexuales con ella. ---la policia de "san rafael" pide la ayuda del publico para identificar a un hombre que, a pu

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

prosecutors have asked for a maximum sentence of 431 years for phillip garrido. jaycee may be there at today's sentencing. after that sentencing the judge is going to hold another hearing on whether to release grand jury transcripts that include testimony from dugard. dugard was kidnapped in south lake tahoe and was held captive for 18 years. >>> time now 5:04. how did the obama administration handle last year's bp oil spill off the gulf coast? later this morning on capitol hill some republican lawmakers plan to criticize the administration's response to that crisis. coming up for you at 5:00 5:00 we'll have a live report from our washington d.c. newsroom with some of the comments from the head of the committee conducting the hearing this morning. >>> the united states and pakistan forming a joint intelligence team now to go after top terrorism suspects inside of pakistan. all this follows secretary of state hillary clinton's visit to pakistan last week. she gave pakistan officials the u.s. list of most wanted terrorism targets. the joint intelligence team is par

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is 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'

dugard's testimony from last september describes how phillip garrido stunned her with a taser after abducting her from south lake tahoe in 1991 when she was 11. dugard remembers garrido laughing and telling his wife he couldn't believe they got away with it. what followed was years of weekly rains that only ended after dugard became pregnant with garrido's second child. those who attended yesterday's sentencing say the story is unimaginable. >> being a mother, i couldn't hold back my emotion on that. it was appalling what she went through. >> testimony revealed that garridos often videotaped children at nearby parks. dugard said she didn't try to run fearing that the garridos would kidnap another child. you can read the entire testimony on abc7news.com. look under see it on tv. >> within the last three hours, abc news learn ed that criminal charges will be levied today against john edwards. they claim campaign cash was used to hide extramarital affair between edwards and campaign employee that ultimately led to a child that edwards initially claimed was fathered by a top campaign advisor. abc

phillip garrido, 60, faces a sentence of more than 400 years. ow that 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,

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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 disappeared. she was last seen friday night heading to a parking garage at the hospital in hayward. police found her locked honda suv a few blocks away. investigators have also identified some persons of intere

dugard's testimony from last september describes how phillip garrido stunned her with a taser when heher from south lake tahoe in 1991 when she was 11. dugard remembers garrido laughing and telling his wife he couldn't believe they got away with it. what followed was years of weekly sexual assaults that only ended when dugard became pregnant with a second child. those who heard the sentencing say the more they heard, the more imaginable the horror became. >> being a mother, i couldn't hold back my emotion on that. it was appealing what she went through. >> dugard's testimony also revealed the garridos often videotaped chirp playing at nearby parks. jaycee said she chose not to ever try to run fearing the garridos would kidnap another child. >>> family and friends of missing nursing student michele le will gather in hayward tonight a week after she vanished. le disappeared friday when she left a mental program in -- she left a mentoring program in hayward. vic lee spoke with her brother michael and her cousin krystine dinh. they are somber and hopeful. >> like every other family we jus

waking up in state prison, steps away from one of the most notorious criminals, talking about phillip garrido now an inmate at state prison in the protective housing unit. the unit is long time home of cult killer charles manson. garrido was placed in the unit because prison guards did not think he would be safe in the general population. his wife nancy is also behind bars at state prison this morning. she began serving her sentence wednesday at the women's facility. >> this morning a guilty plea from a man accused of using a shoe camera to take lewd pictures of women. nicholas springer of san rafael has been sentenced to 20 days in jail for peeping under women's skirts. his lawyers say springer will ask to serve the time on a county work program instead of in jail. springer is banned from visiting the fairfax and marin farmers markets. >> five fires in two weeks. one neighborhood is on edge after a string of mysterious fires. firefighters are investigating the fires that have threatened homes in antioch. the fires are set in dry grassy areas between homes and a park along with walking paths.

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. >> today phillip and nancy garrido begin serving prison sentences for kidnap and raping of jaycee dugard. phillip got 431 years to life and his wife 36 years to life. dugard's mother read a statement from her. "i hated every second of every day for 18 years. you stole my life and of that my family." dugard's description of her ordeal are public since the grand jury testimony was released after the sentencing. 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. 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. she said she didn't try to escape fearing what might happen to her young daughters. >> chilling details coming out. she has a memoir coming out next month. >> unbelievable. it's a gripping and very disturbing story. you know? unbelievable. >> it is 6:06. let's check traffic and weather again. erika martin in for lawrence this morning. erika, good morning

phillip garrido has been transferred from the eldorado county jail to state prison in the central valleyl have neighbors for sure, including charles mann son and juan corona. >> someone is going around antioch setting fires. the latest around 7:30 tonight in a field around homes. only a quarter acre burned before firefighters put it out, but this is the fifth fire in the area in the last few weeks. the homeowner told investigators he saw three kids running away from a fire in a nearby fold this weekend. so far, no homes have been jeopardized, but fire crews are worried that conditions are right for a bigger fire. >> the muni metro system in san francisco was a mess for most of the day today, disruptding the commute for thousands of people. there is still no church service in the tunnel from church street to the embarcedaro. the trouble started late this morning when a train damaged a power box and ripped down wires, pulled concrete supports from the walls. all the underground lines were affected for hours now. commuters had to slog on to buses to get around it all. >>> al-qaeda announced

phillip garrido arrived at prison yesterday about 50 miles south of fresno. he will be held in the same unit as cult killer charles manson, the unit is for inmates who officials believe would not be safe with the general prison population. 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 w

phillip garrido's cell is near charles manson and juan carona. >>> a southern california teacher busted for allegedly throwing a drunken party for teenagers. the san diego county sheriff's says 56-year-old nancy hildebrandt held a high school graduation party for her daughter last weekend. at least 75 teenagers were at the house. neighbors complained about the noise and when deputies got there, they found some kids passed out and some others playing strip poker. >> the girls were in their underwear. several of the boys standing around with cell phone cameras taking pictures. >> deputies arrested hildebrandt. she faces a misdemeanor charge. people at the party later told authorities that hildebrandt was handing out beers to the kids. she is now on leave from school. >>> a security scare outside the pentagon. the suspicious discovery that shut down streets for hours. >>> top u.s. leaders targeted. the jihadi hit list and the link to a southern california man. >> and a bitter lesson for kids trying to raise money for charity. why the county shut down their lemonade stand and slapped them w

. >> we're finally learning the details as described by phillip garrido himself. d an emotional message from dugard to her kidnappers. jodi hernandez has the story from placerville. >> we wanted jaycee to know she's sorry for what she did many. >> nancy and phillip expressed remorse for kidnapping jaycee and holding her as a sex slave for 18 years. >> there's no way i can express that, i stole your life, and i'm responsible for it. and i don't blame anybody else but me. >> he did what he did today for her. you know, he entered this plea for her, so that she wouldn't have to go through a trial. >> this guy is a hardcore sexual predator. >> reporter: and for the first time, we're learning just how vicious the couple was. in jaycee dugard's unsealed grand jury testimony, she describes how the cigar ido's used a stun gun to kidnap her, as she was walking to catch the school bus. once in their car, she recalls hearing phillip laughing saying, i can't believe we got away with it. garrido later used that stun gun to keep the girl in line. threatening to zap her if she was