first we're live in placerville with the judge's decision and the statement read in court from victim jaycee dugard. ken. >> reporter: well, the sentence is for the garridos were part of a plea deal that had already been announced. there were really no surprises there. but having been in the courtroom i can tell you the real drama was the victim impact statements in which jaycee's mother who spoke before the court read a statement. she called the garridos evil and she also read a statement from her daughter. now jaycee's mother said she could always hear her daughter's cry, feel her daughter's pain. but only in her heart during jaycee's 18 years in captivity. 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

melissa cabral reports from the courthouse in placerville. >> reporter: good morning.is a big question. but one we cannot answer at least at this point. take a look here at the courthouse. you can see they do have an interview area sectioned off because of the nationwide attention this case has received over the last year and a half. sentencing is scheduled for 9 a.m. phillip garrido could receive a maximum of 431 years to life in prison after pleading guilty to kidnapping jaycee 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 convi

will tran is in placerville, he has been following this.er read a statement on behalf of her. >> we just wrapped up a news conference, the attorney for nancy garrido is being talked to by the reporters, we were the first to broadcast that. he said that the mother of jaycee dugard read a statement on behalf of the family. she basically said, i do not want anything to duty. she had anchor in her eyes, nancy garrido had her head down and was crying at the time. according to her attorney, he wanted to actually go to trial and hope to to fight this and said that she was under the thumb of the look garrido's. he was confident that maybe with she would be acquitted, and she decided that it would be hard on jaycee dugard which is what she pleaded guilty. she is getting 36 years-life in prison with her first chance of parole in 31 years when she is 86. still in court is phillip garrido, he is being sentenced and his attorney is in there. they are trying to see if the to concoct to one another one last time before they are shipped off but the judge d

jodi hernandez has the story from placerville. >> we wanted jaycee to know she's sorry for what she didany. >> 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 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

we have news crews in placerville this morning.up to date on ktvu and ktvu.com. >>> residents of hillsboro, you're being warned make sure your doors are locked. san mateo county said there were to burglaries last night. this happened between 8:00 in the morning and 6:30 at night. the thieves got in through rear sliding glass doors. so experts are suggesting just secure your door tracks, maybe use dowels to make sure they're locked. use extra security from opening doors from outside. >>> students at some for profit colleges similar throt university of phoenix and devie university may not be eligible for student loans. federal government wants to protect students from taking on too much debt to go to schools that don't help them get jobs. today the department of education will announce schools will be eligible to receive federal loan money only if one third of the former students are paying their loans. >>> may was a beg month for many retailers. some high end stores are reporting double digit increases including a 20% jump by saks f

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 shock to people living near by. >> i live just right there, that's horrible to know that something so horrible could happen so close. >>> just two hours ago, the county court

before getting on to the bus, linda and clayton cook of placerville described the inferno from two train cars away. >> all of the flames coming. there was diesel fuel all over the windows. >> we facility the impact and looked on the window on the other side of the train and it was engulfed in flames. >> my heartfelt like it was up in my throat because we didn't know if it was the end or what. >> she's out there. >> a passenger with a cell phone captured the moments after the fiery crash. officers say a semitruck carrying gravel slammed into the middle of a ten car amtrak train on a rural nevada crossing this morning. two cars burst into flames. >> train engineer himself saw this coming up, hit some brakes, and as the train collided, it continued on. >> nevada highway patrol officers say those killed included a truck driver. at least 20 people are hurt. of the most severely injuried, two are listed in critical and three in serious condition at the hospital. a.m. ac trays 14 crew members were aboard the california. ntsb investigators are trying to determine what caused the truck to crash.

. >> reporter: it was a very, very emotional morning in the courtroom in placerville. 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.

pleaded guilty in march to murder and attempted sexual assault in the 2009 death of annie lay from placerville. he apologized during the sentencing. she disappeared and 5 days later her body was found behind a wall in the university lab on the same day she was to have been married. >> dr. jack kervorkian died of heart failure this morning. he was 83. he was known around the world as a crusader in the emotional battle over suicide. nicknamed dr. death, he is believed to have taken part in more than 130 suicides, he was convicted in 1999 of second- degree murder and spent eight years in prison. just last year he was the subject of a tv movie called you don't know jack, staring al pacino. >>> an investigation into the officer-involved shooting of a man guarding an illegal marijuana operation in santa clara county was legally justified. this is the word about the killing of 26-year-old jose soto last june. sheriff's deputies were investigating a marijuana patch in a remote area near the border and he suddenly appeared with a rifle. officers say they fired when he pointed the rifle at them. he was

before boarding the bus, linda and clayton cook of placerville described the inferno from two train cars away. >> all of the flames coming. there was diesel fuel all over the windows. >> we felt the impact and we looked out the window on the other side of the train and it was engulfed in flames. >> my heartfelt like it was up in my throat buzz we didn't know if it was the end or what. >> she's out there. >> a passenger with a cell phone captured the moments after the fiery crash. a semitruck carrying gravel slammed into an amtrak train this morning. witnesses say two train cars burst into flames when the truck plowed through with an explosive bang. >> train engineer itself saw this coming up, hit some brakes and then as the train collided it continued on. >> nevada highway patrol officers say those killed include the truck driver and train conductor. at least 20 people are hurt of the most severely injured, two in critical and three in serious condition at a hospital. 204 passengers and 14 crew members were aboard the california from chicago to emeryville. ntsb investigators are intervie

. >>> the man who killed a yale grad student from placerville will spend the next 44 years behind bars. annie le was found dead in 2009 behind a lab wall on campus. today a judge in connecticut handing down that four decade- plus sentence to that man, raymond clark, a former animal research technician. clark pled guilty in march to murder and attempted sexual assault. >>> a last-minute deal to keep dozens of cops on the streets. what san jose police gave up and what they got in return. >>> and who is hiring and who is firing? what a new job report says about the economy. plus, why the bay area is the best place to be if you're looking for work. >>> home from the front lines, but not out of danger. how a soldier put himself in the line of fire to save his kids and stop a bank robbery. >>> it's cloudy outside right now, and those rain showers are on their way. i can tell you when we can expect them on my detailed forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, the city's just announced a tent he officers >>> welcome back. good news for san jose police officers today. the city's just announced a tentative ag

reporting live in placerville, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> okay, jodi, thank you. >>> new tonight now at 5:00, an ultimatum for lawmakers in sacramento. meet the budget deadline or lose your paycheck. members of the state assembly and senate might argue now that they did pass a budget back in march, but state controller john chiang insists that budget wasn't balanced. there's a new rule this year, prop 25, passed by voters last november, states that lawmakers forfeit their salary and per diems every day that they fail to meet the annual june 15th budget deadline with a balanced spending plan. chiang also says any lost pay will not be made up retroactively. >>> the tense relationship between china and google is even more strained tonight as china's government denies hacking google's gmail service. google blames computer hackers in china for the attack of several hundred personal gmail accounts belonging to government personnel and activists. china's foreign ministry today publicly denied any involvement. >>> all right. let's talk presidential politics right now. he appears

that in the courtroom and placerville, no words were spoken by a couple of the captured dugard from theackyard up, they held her in the backyard of their in stockholm for 18 years. they took her from tahoe when she was 11 years old. the judge referred to philip as evil, he called him a poster child for sexual predators. jaycee lee dugard was snatched a few hundred yards from her home in south lake tahoe. the judge said that the garrido's rain jury testimony was partially concealed. caulshe described how she >> to james fletcher is tracking some storms headed our way. >> looking from the roof camera, cloud cover and it already across the bay. it will start rain by the afternoon. morning commute would be okay, just cloud cover. but this afternoon, rain continues to falter the evening and overnight. come, more intense as we get into saturday and sunday. you have cloud cover and moisture streaming our way. i want to focus in on saturday and sunday for anyone with weekend plans. light-moderate rain throughout the bay. we will be dealing with that the first thing you wake up. on saturday wide

. >> a big question is whether dugard will speak at the sentencing today in placerville. 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

. >>> reporter: phillip garrido showed no emotion as a judge in placerville gave him the maximum sentence possible, 431 years in prison. the judge said the defendant lacks a soul. what you have done is beyond horrible. may you think long and hard about what you did. earlier, his wife nancy broke down after learning her punishment, 36 years behind bars. as officers led her away, she looked back at her husband for the last time. the couple pleaded guilty in april to kidnapping jaycee dugard when she was 11 years old. they grabbed her as she walked to her school bus. for the next 18 years, she was forced to live in a dirty hidden backyard compound. phillip garrido repeatedly raped dugard, who gave birth to two of his children. >> i think it's fair to say a nightmare has come to an end. >> reporter: dugard was not in the courtroom, but her mother read a statement. phillip and nancy garrido both looked down as they heard jaycee's words. i hated every second every every day for 18 years, dugard wrote. you stole my life and of that my family. dugard was finally freed because of allison jacobs a

family and friends of a yale graduate student said today there will be justice for annie le of placervillepray monde clark, right there, will probably get a 44-year sentence for killing annie le, she disappeared before her body was found in a yale research lab the day she was supposed to get married. clark later entered a guilty plea in the case. >>> a new interactive map wants to show you the crime hot spots. the website uses police department information to map out crime. san francisco the map shows the most dangerous neighborhoods are south of market, the tender line, mission and significant center the -- civic center. >>> a big announcement is expected today on the ongoing investigation on a police corruption case in contra costa county. for men have been implicated, including the former head of the drug enforcement team norm man welsh. the district attorney's office said it will announce a major development in the case this afternoon and ktvu will be covering it. >> of course. let's check the commute. sal, busy around the plaza? >> it has been and you'll see a crowd backed up for a 10

and right now severe weather up towards placerville. chains on 50 and 80. just a regular mess in the mountains and rainfall around here. heavy rain this morning. this afternoon, it looked like this, much nicer out there. more blue skies, more behind it. i'll show it to you again, the weather is stacked up out there in the pacific. here we go into june, you see what we have. it starts -- you see showers today. look at the third friday, the fourth, the fifth. weekend rain in the forecast. and we're just starting june. and already we have some wet days in store. so a very unusual weather pattern continues to stay unusual. and that means some showers and thunderstorms in the forecast for us. now when the sun clears tomorrow, when the clouds clear tomorrow it will be warm. temperatures in the upper 60s, low 70s, there could be a sprinkle tomorrow morning. thursday, friday, the nicest days, and thursday morning there could be a shower, friday night, thursday, mid-day to friday, thursday mid-morning, friday mid-day looks dry. >> and as we go through time we're loo

. >> the other big new is out a placerville with a couple the borough's.iligreed go was sentenced to life in prison and his wife nancy was sentenced to 36 years to life in prison. you remember jaycee dugard was held captive in their backyard. all the judge referred to philip as evil and a poster child for sexual predators' jaycee lee dugard and was taken of few moderate yards from our home she was waiting for a boss to go to school. some of the testimony was unsealed. she told the grand jury she was taser all of a sudden his sand shot out of the car and i could feel the shock and it was tinkling. she does not remember the car pulling away because she might have blacked out. then she remembers the man from moving from the back seat to the front seat and then she heard them and say i can't believe we got away with. she'd said the man told her that she would be attacked by vicious stock >> it's going to be all but one-fourth of a live look outside it is dry right now and can remain drive. we have the clock set for 1:00 p.m. today and wider spread by 3:00 p.m.

in placerville, i'm jody hernandez, "today in the bay." >>> 5:37 now, and we're getting breaking newse so-called doctor death, jack kevorkian has died. he was 83 years old, and he had been hospitalized for a couple of weeks. he was from michigan, originally. and he was the big assisted suicide advocate, assisting in reportedly more than 100 suicides of the elderly. so once again, jack kevorkian has died. we believe of natural causes, is what we're hearing now. >>> 5:37 now. >>> want to switch gears and talk about our forecast, because certainly a big storm coming in. a lot of people need to know about it. >> yeah, a lot of changes on the way. when you wake up tomorrow morning, if you aren't sleeping in at 5:37 a.m., it will likely be pouring outside your door. we've got a really juicy system of low pressure on the way. and right now, the leading edge is already pushing in. you can see these light showers. still about 50 miles off shore from the north bay. but on the way, i think they arrive around noon in the north bay and spread to the south after that, as we head through this aftern

. >>> the man who killed a yale grad student from placerville will spend the next 44 years behind bars. annie le was found hidden behind a lab wall days before her wedding. raymond clark work as a tech with her. he pleaded guilty last march. >>> and three bay area hospitals have been fined for violations serious enough to injure or kill patients. kaiser permanente in san francisco, contra costa county regional medical center in martinez, and mills peninsula in burlingame were all ordered to pay $50,000. in two case equipment was left inside patients during surgery. both patients recovered. >>> well they won't be passed over this prom season. who stepped in to throw an amazing event for some young patients at a bay area hospital. >>> i'm juliette goodrich live in the east bay. rain in june? you better double-check your weekend plans. mother nature could put a damper on all of these activities. i'll have a live report coming up. >>> radiation from our cell phones. which are the worst and why your carrier makes a big difference. some seriously ill teenagers who ,,,,,, man: everybody knows

the big question is whether dugard will speak at the sentencing in placerville today. and nancy garrido pleaded guilty in april to kidnapping and rape charges. they are 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 res

. >> judge sentenced to former yale lab technician to 44 years for killing ann lay of placerville daysefore her wedding. clark apologized to the court today for the 2009 murder of the yale graduate student. her body found behind a lab wall 5 days after she was last seen. the judge told clark that he took the life of a promising young woman and destroyed the lives of 2 families. gentleman federal government has now taken the lead in the scandal that has enveloped 4 current and former police officers in contra costa county. the investigation into drug dealing now includes allegations of prostitution and marijuana grow farm. laura has the story from martinez. >> growing law enforcement scandal too much of a burden on his limited resources, contra costa county district attorney mark peterson announced federal government is now taking the lead in the complex investigation. >> it is my belief that the interest for the people of this county are best served if ween list the resources of the united states attorney's office and fbi. >>reporter: peterson office will still assist and local drug an

in placerville, abc 7 news. >>> and just outside the city limits of antioch tonight the house where j.c. dugard was held captive for all of those years remains boarded up and fenced off. it has been since the couple was arrested two years ago. neighbors told us today that they are glad the couple are going to prison but one said philip garrido should have been given the death penalty. fichlt just eliminate that person because there's no sense in just, he's not going to live 400 years. makes no sense to convict somebody of 400 years when we know we have 20 or 30 years left. >>reporter: investigators spent weeks comb thanksgiving property for evidence of other kidnappings but nothing of significance was found. >>> more to bring enthusiastic thursday night on the news at 9:00. new app that realtor may not want you to know b.how it can tell you what a neighbor is really like before you move in. >>> and the family of a missing nursing student talks to vick lee nearly one week after nursing student talks to vick lee nearly one week after michelle lee's disappearance >> i'm in the accu-weather

there is a chance dugard will make a statement at today's sentencing hear in placerville. that starts around 9:00. >>> talks between the city of san jose and its police officers union have stalled. the city says it will have to lay off hundreds of officers if they don't get an agreement on pension changes very soon. >>> and no injuries in a fire that damaged an apartment in pleasant hill. witnesses say they heard gunshots when the fire broke out that may have been from shotgun shells that were burning inside the home. the cause of last night's fire still under investigation this morning. >>> we have your traffic on weather on this thursday coming up right after this. ,, ,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. lots of brake lights along 101 through san jose. we are dealing with an accident northbound or right at 13th street, it is blocking lanes. chp on scene. we are seeing slower speeds, 39 miles per hour in some spots so give yourself some extra time. taking 280 through san jose, stacking up northbound slow and go through downtown san jose looking at about 14 minutes north 280 from

. >>> good morning to you, 9:26 right now, today a placerville family will confront the man who killedere burns and smoke inhalation yesterday. another firefighter is in critical condition this morning. they were ertaken y fme during a house fire in diamond heights yesterday. we're hoping for his safe recovery. it is 9:27 right now, quick break. >>> welcome back, folks, we're taking a look at the east freeway. it's been light for most of the morning. we're seeing a 20-minute drive from university aftvenue, you s the bridge coming into the berkeley curve, but overall it's looking good as it has been most of the morning. giants are playing tonight, so that will be an issue getting into the city around at & t park way. oakland shows no major issues aside from some gray skies. christina's got a look at your forecast. >>> it's mostly cloudy, overcast skies across the bay area. we have got rain on the way, the front starting to approach the coast, it moves in tonight, and heavy rain forecast especially along the coastline. we don't get a break, it looks like until we hit sunday afternoon. bu