parting words from jaycee dugard and what she said before philip and nancy goraido were sentenced today. saddam of at least one firefighter is dead and another one is--corners >> at least one firefighter is dead and one is in surgery. one firefighter was will from the flames they put him on the stretcher and desperately tried to save his life. kron4 grant lotus is live with us. one firefighter is still fighting for his life. >> if you are looking for a silver lining is that the grandmother and three grandchildren that were in a home are ok. one firefighter is dead, another is battling for his life today and after a blaze at that really did not seem that bad at first but in the end, lieutenant vincent perez, a 48 year-old that has been with the department for more than two decades lost his life and his colleague that was in there with him, anthony val erio is a 53 old. he is in critical condition. >> this is a tough day in san francisco. it is a tough job. this is one thing that i was hoping not to ever reported. but thank you the fire department is like a family and we lost a family mem

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 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 c

garrido used a taser to subdue jaycee dugard. she was kept in their antioch home where she gave birth to two children fathered by garrido. >> we're standing here 19 years to the day after she was kidnapped. >> it's unlikely but there's a slim hope that she may be released on parol. by that time though she will be in her 70s. >> reporter: the sharpest words in the courtroom came from jaycee dugard's mother and said to both defendants they don't deserve to live, to die, to even exist. she said, i hate you both. >> 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

it would only hurt jaycee dugard as well as her two children. the media attorneys are arguing that once she has a book that is coming l, that should be released with the transcripts, not to mention by law, if it does not impact the case and this case is pretty much over once phillip garrido is sentenced, it should become a part of public record but they are going to take up that matter in about 1 hour 10 minutes. i asked many questions to the attorney, how did nancy dugarthe about jaycee dugard. he said that she loved her, he admitted it was a bizarre family but she helped deliver the babies. they were a family according to nancy garrido and he believes she had nothing to do with this. he was appointed by that in court have this on to trial. he was going to claim stockholm syndrome, that phillip garrido basically had her under his thumb. of course she decided to plead guilty. she will be shipped to prison after this morning. >> 9:49 a.m., we are back with more in a couple of minutes. >> traffic still backed up in the northbound direction on the

jaycee dugard and her family currently live in seclusion. jaycee is set to release a book about her ordeal next month. >> that, of course, is our jody hernandez reporting. coming up on the trail of a missudent. nursing t.tuden we'll tell you why an east bay s.w.a.t. team is searching this wooded areawe now. >>> new this morning, 4:44, a man accused of pointing a gun at oakland police officers is in custody after a manhunt that lasted most of the night. police say no one was hurt in the shooting, which happened at 67th avenue and bancroft streets. about 8:00 last night, police say they shot at the suspect after he pulled out a gun and aimed it at an officer. the man managed to run away through nearby yards, but police managed to find him, just after midnight. >>> meantime, seven days and still no sign this morning of missing nursing student michelle lei. in hayward, s.w.a.t. teams followed up on what they believed was a potential break in this case, searching the niles canyon area, where lei's cell phone last pinged saturday. now, a ping happ

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 close to know that something so horrible would happen in antioch was just scary. just scary. >> reporter: phillip and nancy garrido were both in a placerv

also let jaycee dugard speak of her being obstructed. she says she does not remember the car pulling away because she blacked out, but when she came to the person who grabs her move to the front seat. she testified i heard voices in the front and the man sang i cannot believe we got away with it and then he started laughing. later she said the man threatened her with a stun gun and said the issue of the attack by vicious dogs if she tried to escape. >> new pictures of the deadly tornadoes, we will show you the damage in its wake. >> a sudden breakdown in communication meeting a whole lot more police officers make you lose their jobs. >> if you are looking to rent or buy and san francisco, check out the web site data showing you which neighborhood is safe, and which one is filled with crime. i will show you that list and a list of most dangerous intersections coming up. >> they have been nearly a week since tway 60 michelle le has been seen at kaiser hospital. they have developed new leads on several persons of interest in the case coming

>>> jaycee dugard's family delivered their message in court today. philip and nancy garido were spernd sentenced this morning in eldorado county court. terry mcsweeney is live with reaction. >> reporter: jaycee dugard was not there in person to the people that held her captive for 18 years but she did get her message across read by her mother. take a look at video this morning. 60-year-old philip garido. 431 years, his wife nancy has been sentenced to 36 years to life in prison. in june of 1991 they kidnapped jais jaycee dugard and took her to a house and for all those years she was raped repeatedly and two children fathered by dugard. here is a quote to philip garrido. i chose not to be here today because i refuse to waste another second of my life in your pleasant. i hated every second of every day for 18 years. you stole my life and that of my family, end quote. >> 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 eve

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 excuse for what i did. i did an evil thing. and in no words that i can express can ever account for that. >> and we also heard from the berkeley police officer who first brought attention to jaycee dugard and her daughters. ultimately that officer responsible for ending 18 years of captivity. >> it was appalling what she went through. what i would want to tell her is how amazed i am at

now we're learning more about how jaycee dugard was kept captive. chilling details revealed late today. >>> and free to walk out of class any time. why one school district thinks students should not need permission to go to the bathroom. good evening, i'm ken. >> and i'm dana king. it took only a few seconds. a house fire that quickly turned into an inferno. >> the fire at the house on berkeley way in san francisco's diamond heights neighborhood killed one firefighter, critically injured a second. that fire made much worse by a flashover. >> robert lyles shows us what a flashover is. first grace lee is at the hospital with the latest. grace. >> reporter: dana, i can tell you inside the walls of this hospital, there is a struggle for survival going on. firefighter and paramedic is surrounded by his family and they are just trying to be positive. hoping their energy will help him in his recovery. that recovery could be very long because he is inside the intensive care unit being watched around the clock. when the call came this morning in diamond heig

. ♪ >>> jaycee dugard's family delivered their message in court today. philip and nancy garido were spernd sentenced this morning in eldorado county court. terry mcsweeney is live with reaction. >> reporter: jaycee dugard was not there in person to the people that held her captive for 18 years but she did get her message across read by her mother. take a look at video this morning. 60-year-old philip garido. 431 years, his wife nancy has been sentenced to 36 years to life in prison. in june of 1991 they kidnapped jais jaycee dugard and took her to a house and for all those years she was raped repeatedly and two children fathered by dugard. here is a quote to philip garrido. i chose not to be here today because i refuse to waste another second of my life in your pleasant. i hated every second of every day for 18 years. you stole my life and that of my family, end quote. >> 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 eve

antioch couple who kidnapped jaycee dugard and held her for 18 years. 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 m

jaycee dugard did not appear at court but issued a statement saying, i hated every second of every day for 18 years. and you stole my life and that of my family. >>> we are also hearing what life was like for jaycee dugard from grand jury testimony made public after the garridos were sentenced. it includes dugard's descriptions of the day she was kidnapped in south lake tahoe. she discussed how garrido initially approached her in a car asking for directions and zapped her with a stun gun. dugard also talked about her 18 years of captivity and sexual abuse at the their home in contra costa county. dugard gave birth twice while in captivity. she cited her daughters as a reason she didn't try to escape. "i didn't know what to do. i couldn't leave. i had the girls. i didn't know where to go, what i would do for money or anything. i didn't have anything." dugard has a memoir due out in july entitled "a stolen life." >>> tonight at 5:00 the family of that missing nursing student will hold a candlelight vigil in hayward near where she was last seen a week ago. 26-year-old michelle le disappea

we will wait and see if jaycee dugard will be here. after the sentencing, the big question is whether or not the judge will release the transcripts and then we will get to hear what jaycee dugard per told the grand jury and what led up to the >> the latest on michelle le le , m is the nursing student from hayward. herself always getting paint on cellphone towers and in oakland, fremont, union city as well. authorities are now trying to obtain cellphone records to find that a specific location and they are looking at surveillance video near the hospital. >> we see what appears to be machel's car leaving, we can determine what is in the car or determine that is >> authorities have interviewed 15-20 people, at this point no arrests have been made. >> live to springfield, massachusetts. a chopper over head of the damage caused by tornadoes. >> the chopper is zeroing in on the damage, trees have been uprooted, some homes are left in splinters, some homes are left standing. over in joplin, missouri, where they have the deadliest tornado, eve

the couple charged of the kidnapping and rape of jaycee dugard. we want to show you live pictures of the courthouse where you can see things already taped off in preparation for the media storm that is expected today. now the couple pled guilty last month as part of a plea deal and prosecutors have asked for the maximum sentence of 431 years for phillip garrido. nancy 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 o

but meanwhile the judge today unsealed portions of jaycee dugard's grand jury testimony. we've got a copy of that. it's 157 pages long, and we hope to bring you some highlights tonight at 6:00. 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 hundre

. >>> and the new details of jaycee dugard's 18-year kidnapping nightmare, including the day she was tasered and taken away. >>> and the nation's new superspeller. her incredible preparation to become the champ. >>> overseas markets are holding steady, while they await the new u.s. job numbers this morning. tokyo's nikkei average fell almost 63 points today. hong kong's hang seng was down 183. and in london, the ftse opened slightly higher. on wall street, the dow fell . 41. 1/2 points. the nasdaq index was up four. >>> when the deal is approved, the bailout will have cost taxpayers $1.3 billion. but treasury secretary, timothy geithner, said the administration made the right choice. >>> a new york prosecutor has subpoenaed goldman sachs. the investment bank bet that the mortgage market would collapse. yet selled bundles of bad mortgages to its clients. goldman denies the allegations. >>> people who traveled to germany have been tes for e. coli. researchers are unable to pinpoint the food responsible. but they suspect cucumbers, lettuce and tomatoes. >>> groupon wants to offer its bi

phillip and nancy garrido expected to be sentenced today for kidnapping jaycee dugard and holding her captive behind this antioch home. we will have that coming up in a >>> san jose police some painful doesn eh morning, sflchlt e i will have the latese officers coming up in my live clearin >>> a live look outside, beautiful bay bridge,÷/ joinin >>> a live look outside, beautiful bay bridge,÷/ joinin >>> good morning,it,) u >>k joining us. jzfef fhepf encsh let's prett good, in f3 .rrow need wa you have got develop through the next two hours. right now, pretty heavy winds that does tend to keep the fog from forming. i will let you know when the next one arrives who is going get hammered the disable how lookingdirec due disabled vehicle >7traffic, no oakland side to san francisco. we do have some delays in the westbound direction, largely due to the volume of traffic, but disabled vehicle on the right side, grant line road and slowing from at mop month toward livermore. disabled vehicle, not an accident, but at airway, sounds ane, chp but at airway, sounds doesn't think it is a big de

the big question is, will jaycee dugard make a statement at the sentencing? she was just 11 years old when she was grabbed off a street at south lake tahoe. the garridos have pled guilty to kidnapping and rape charges. they are expected to be sent to prison for life. one reason for the plea deal was to keep jaycee dugard and her daughters, who were fathered by garrido, from having to testify at a trial. >>> we will apparently never not results of two lie detector tests on the bryan stow beating suspect giovanni ramirez was in handcuffs when police took him in for a polygraph test yesterday. he got a similar test with his attorneys on tuesday night. the man who administered that test hinted that ramirez passed. >> can you tell us without giving away the store how did 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 are not going to announce them. >> ramirez has not been charged for the attack on stow but is still in jail for probation

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 mother. they realize your backyard was a prison and understand your fighty despicable secret. they are aware that they have been deceived and i am here to tell you there is no love losed. terisa estacio, kron 4 news. >> she was snatched a few hundred yards from the home. the judge unsealed some of the testimony, describing how she was tasers. she said his hands shoots out of the window and i feel the shock. she says she does not remember the car pulling away because she blocked out or something. the person who grabbed her moved to the front seat. i heard voices in the front and the man said he can't believe he got away with it and started laughing. >>> a week since a nursing student disappeared. police investigators

you got to get to know your neighbors. >> though jaycee dugard was not in court. she is coming out with a book called a stolen life. a tell all account of her ordeal. carolyn. >> car lin - care -- reporting. >> a michael is michelle le's kid brother . when they learned michelle was missing they couldn't believe it. no, there is no way. there has to be another explanation. but the reasonable explanation start to dry up. christine said michelle was a role model and her disappearance took a terrible toil on the family. >> we want to spend another holiday with her. >> last time anyone saw michelle le was friday night in hayward where the student nurse was enrolled in a mentoring program. she went to a parked car and her honda was found half a mile away. >> her brother said michelle was too responsible to leave without telling him. in fact she was looking forward to a great vacation. >> she had plans to go to reno with friends. she was looking forward to it and posted on facebook twice about it. >> police are looking at security camera videos and tracking her cell phon

. >>> it was sentencing day in the kidnap and rape of jaycee dugard. 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 preve

the bay area couple who kidnapped jaycee dugard will be sentenced. we'll have the story in just a minute. >> and big layoffs are coming to the police department all because contract talks with the city broke down. that story is coming up. >> and new warnings from the north bay, how the june bloom could affect wine grapes. >> and live doppler 7-hd, big storm coming for the weekend, but i do see some warmer weather in the back of the forecast. >> and at least it's not gloomy on the road. >> thank you so much for joining us. i'm kristen sze. >> the antioch couple that kidnapped jaycee dugard will be sentenced today. they could literally spend the rest of their lives in prison. terry mcsweeney is live in the newsroom and terry, question number one -- will jaycee be there? >> that is question. philip will spend the rest of his life in prison and nancy garido may. both appeared in court. media will be there. if jaycee does make an appearance it would be one dramatic moment. releasing video of dugard who was raped by garido and forced to have his children.

. >>> and we are learning some of the horrifying details of jaycee dugard day-to-day life in her days in captivity. >>> good morning, thank you for joining us it's friday, june 3rd i'm pam cook. i hear rain is headed our way. when and where? let's check in with steve paulson. hi steve. >> a lot of question there is pamela. when? probably late tonight or tomorrow morning. where? just about everywhere. today increasing clouds a rather strong system. i mean for any time of the year but especially for early june. it will give us increasing clouds today. temperatures staying cool with a lot of 60s. we'll have more on your weekend forecast. here is sal. >> traffic on interstate 880 is looking okay. there is road work being picked up. also the morning commute is okay in san francisco a long northbound 101 they are picking up road work near the entrance of the golden excuse me the bay bridge eastbound. let's go back to the desk. >>> flags will fly at half staff in san francisco this morning in honor of the firefighter killed in the line of duty. ktvu kraig debro is in the neighborhood where i

. >>> it was sentencing day in the kidnap and rape of jaycee dugard. 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 preve

jaycee dugard account of her adduction and 18 years in captivity. the judge released portions of her testimony to a grand jury in it, talk about the first time that she saw phillip garrido when he zapped her with a stun gun, vicki tells us what she said. >> jaycee dugard was snatched a few hundred yards from her home in south lake tahoe. she told the grand jury that all was in his hand came out of the car window and she felt a shock, it was tingling. she does not remember the car pulling away because she blacked out or something. she testified as she came to macpherson grabbed her move to the front seat. she said i heard voices in the front and the men said i cannot believe we got away with it and started laughing. she was covered by a blanket as the car drove 160 mi. to the garrido home in antioch in as the car pulled up he told her that he had dobermans, is you try to run or do something that would come after her. for her first year, she was kept isolated as he repeatedly assaulted her sexually. he said he had a sex problem and got me so that he w

jaycee dugard and her family currently live in seclusion. jaycee is set to release a book about her ordeal next month. in placerville, i'm jody hernandez, "today in the bay." >>> 5:37 now, and we're getting breaking news that the 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

they held jaycee dugard captive for nearly 18 years in antioch. both garridos are expected to spend life in prison. >>> two lie detector tests but officials say the results will be 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 man who administered that test hinted that ramirez passed. >>> hayward police have questioned a person of interest in the disappearance of a nursing student. the woman was once friends with 26-year-old michelle le. le was last seen friday after a nursing class at the kaiser permanente building in hayward. investigators say they have talk to several friends and acquaintances and issued four separate search warrants. >>> pg&e says there is no way it can immediate a deadline of june 20 to produce safety documents on its gas pipeline system. state regulators ordered pg&e to produce the records in the wak

. >> the new details on the kidnap victim of jaycee dugard. the fbi steps in on the investigation of the missing nursing student. and the former presidential candidate john edwards now faces criminal charges. [music] >> a city in morning after the death of a firefighter at a house in san francisco. 48 year-old lieutenant vincent perez died yesterday after going into full cardiac arrest suffering severe burns and the flags are at half staff across the state. and another firefighter is fighting for his life. 53 year-old anthony valerio is in critical condition. we are live right now at san francisco general. >> a lot of the motions today, just like yesterday, today the perez family is making funeral arrangements. the valerio family is happy to be extending their hotel reservations. the fire department has to process all of this and continue to serve the city. >> thursday they watched as one of their own, lieutenant vincent perez was wheeled away from san francisco general. on friday, they started rolling in, many before dawn hoping to hear that

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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 we know they were fingerprinting. >> we know she is a former friend of michelle's. i know they have been disgrunt weighed each other in the past. >> le was last seen at kaiser hospital. she told colleagues she had to go to her car but she never came back. honda was found a few days few blocks away from the hospital. >> the suspect in the bryan stow beating case has taken a lie detector test. ramirez and family members say he was baby-sitting his daughter. he took a polygraph tuesday night but the results won't be made public. >> even when we find out results from the lapd our agreement, i'm sure this is going to disappoint everybody, this

tori. >>> it's finally sentencing day in the jaycee dugard case. the garridos go before the judge. >>> 26-year-old michelle lee is still missing. we'll have more information coming up. >>> a very disturbing new incident. it involves muni and a female rider and a man who is still out there on the loose. >>> good morning. welcome back. >> there's sloom new developments in that search for a missing bay area student. >> ktvu's jade hernandez is back to tell us the focus is on a cell phone, phone calls and persons of interest. >> reporter: we just heard from the spokesman from the department. the only thing he could say is the data won't be back until today. then investigators can intensify the search for 26-year-old michelle lee. she disappeared and no one has seen her sense friday night. the latest developments, hayward police say the phone pinged off tower until midday saturday but it's taking them a well to get information from the cell phone provider. also, investigators interrogated and detained a former friend lee had a fight with and was a best

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 university of california campus officer. after meeting garrido she searched his record and discovered he was a convicted sex offender. police then searched his home and found dugard and her two daughters. >> it was appalling what she went through. but what i 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

we are getting new details about jaycee dugard 18 years in captivity. they released the transcript yesterday. dugard said she was walking to a school bus stop near her home when a man she now knows as phillip garrido grabbed her and zapped her with a stun gun. he dragged her into a car where his wife nancy was waiting and drove off laughing. that was the beginning of the little girls long sexual abuse nightmare. >> there are specific details that this court eluded to that are horrendously graphic and i think the courts description was 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 dugar

. >>> the antioch couple accused of holding jaycee dugard captive for 18 years will likely spend the rest of their lives behind bars. philip garrido and his wife nancy will be sentenced for kidnapping and raping dugard. phillip could receive 431 years while his life is looking at 31 years before she is eligible for parole. both pleaded guilty in april. no word whether dugard will appear at that sentencing. >>> also this morning, a grandmother accused of snatching her granddaughter to pass her off as her own child is facing kidnapping and burglary charges in contra costa county. 58-year-old erica galego shook her head no but did not enter a plea during her court appearance yesterday in martinez. she was arrested in los angeles county 15 hours after her son and daughter-in-law woke to find their daughter missing from her crib in their home the grandmother told them she was pregnant last fall and then tried to passed off the child as her own. >>> the map accused of murder earring vallejo musician on highway 80 will face a judge today. a santa rosa man accused of shooting dewey tucker on

no words were spoken from the couple that captured jaycee dugard. another woman that was adopted by fellow said that she had to be there >> i did hear him get sentenced. >> also in the courtroom skating words from her former captors >> jaycee said i refuse to spend another day in your presence what you and nancy did to me is where apprehensible i hope you have as many sleepless nights as of i have. i am not just at that sexual exportation you did to me. you are nothing but selfish self serving monsters. my daughters know what you did to their mother your backyard was a prison. they are aware they have been deceived and i am here to let you know there is no love lost >> jaycee dugard was taken a few yards from her own. and also unsealed some of her grand jury testimony. also she said she was dazed. she came to win someone from the back seat move to the front she heard a man say i can't believe we got away with the man i didn't threaten her with a stun gun and that she would be attacked by vicious dogs. >> will we providing more information on the sta

. >>> for two years now, we've been hearing about what happened with jaycee dugard. >> we're finally learning the details as described by phillip garrido himself. and 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 stu

jaycee dugard's kidnappers will learn their fate today. the prison time they are facing and the possible appearance by jaycee herself. >>> talks break down in san jose. now there is a threat of more than 150 police officer layoffs. we are live here in san jose with the very latest details. >>> he is called the bluetooth bandit hitting victims with tens of thousands in fraudulent charges. we'll explain who the victims are and his m.o. straight ahead. >> plus, two lie detecter tests are done but police are staying tight-lipped about bryan stow's beating suspect. what his attorneys are hinting about the results we come back. ,, hey marcel, watch this! hey marcel, watch this! [ buzzer sounds ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey marcel, watch this! yeah, marcel! -marcel! -hey marcel! are you listening to me? marcel! [ male announcer ] only at&t u-verse lets you follow your favorite channels on one screen. just $29 a month for the first six months -- dvr included. cers >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> a dead end in talks to

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's children. she said she didn't try to escape fearing what might happen to her daughters. >>> 5:38 now. the state senate has passed a bill aimed at preventing prisoners from using cell phones. it would be a misdemeanor for any prison employee or visitor to smuggle a phone into the jail. an inmate in possession of a cell phone would lose early release credits up to 180 days. the bill head

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. >> major development in the jaycee dugard had the last word. dugard was kidnapped at age len from a bus stop by phil yip nancy garrido. dugard now 31 did not attend the sentencing and in a statement directed at the garrido. i refuse to waste a second of my life in your presence. >> annette, picks up the story. >> phil yip nancy garrido while jayceee mother cried and shook as she read statements. jaycee hated every second of every day. the 18 years she spent in captivity and told him he stole her life. >> what he said to me was, you know, i agree with what they said. >> whatever else people say or think about him. he feels remorseful and bad about what he did upon and that was the reason he pled guilty. >> the judge gave him 431 years to life in prison. telling philips he reinvented slavery and had no soul and calling his treatment of dugard evil and reprehensible. 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 e

and today phillip and nancy garrido begin serving prison sentences for the kidnap and jaycee dugard. phillip has 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 i

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jaycee dugard was snatched a few hundred yards from her home near lake tahoe. the judge unsealed some of the grand jury testimony describing how she was taser it. she told the grand jury that a hand came out of the car window and she felt a shock. dugard said she did not remember the couple and driving away because she blacked out. she came to into the person who grantor moved to the frenzy. she testified that she heard voices in the front and a man said, i cannot believe we get and got awad laughing. the man threatened to tease her again for this you get attacked by dogs. >> we're watching stocks have a hard time this friday morning, a new and unemployment report just came out. unemployment is at 9.1%. the dow is down about 110 points and 12,138. the snb is down 10 points and the nasdaq is down 23 points. coming up at 7:30 a.m., i will be interviewing a portfolio manager live on the phone. if you have questions about this crash on the market, 401 k, i will be asking him questions wide. you can also go on our facebook page and pose questions, i will try to read

yeah this is the home here in antioch where young jaycee dugard was held captive for years. i can remember being here when investigators were going through the backyard where she stayed. there was a series of tent and shedding and extension cords, kind of like a dirty campground. today it, as the garridos are sentenced, there are questions about whether jaycee dugard may appear in court to give a victim impact statement, though she doesn't have to. also questions whether the gar lidos may give a statement as well. that's just something that no one knows at this point. they are scheduled to be sentenced today in el dorado superior court. nearly 20 years after they kidnapped 11-year-old jaycee dugard near south lake tahoe where she live and held her as a sex slave. philip garrido, he is now 60 years old, scheduled to be sentenced to 431 years to life. his wife, nancy, is scheduled to be sentenced to 36 years to life. the couple pleaded guilty in april. that's the latest from here, live in antioch, christie smith, today in the bay. >> interesting to see if she shows up. thank y

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 being released at the dam near peer, south dakota. the army corps of engineers is hoping this will ease flooding. the river i

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i didn't have anything." >> jaycee dugard has a book that is due out in july next month. her memoir is entitled, a stolen life." >>> in other bay area headlines, tonight family and friends of a missing nursing student will hold a candlelight vigil in hayward near the spot where she was last seen a week ago. 26-year-old michelle le disappeared after leaving a class at kaiser permanente medical center. police say her phone was transmitting signals until midday saturday. >>> 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 plac