friends saw the video and said it likely explains this text that he sent, it's [expletive] scary here. >> it goes right in line with the text message that he did send to me. >> reporter: los angeles police told ktvu they received the entire video this morning and are going through each frame specifically looking at stow's interaction with other fans and investigating if the dodger fan seen here is any way related to stow's beating. >> at this point we don't know. it is another piece of the puzzle. it is another lead to follow up on. we look at every piece of information and investigate it thoroughly. >> reporter: stow remains at san francisco general hospital where he was recently upgraded from critical to serious condition. he is now opening his eyes. >> he looks at you. whether or not he sees you, we don't know. but he will follow you in the room, he will look at you and go back and forth.

>> reporter: while stow is moving forward slowly at least he's moving forward say doctors. there is a budget breakthrough in sacramento tonight. governor jerry brown and democratic leaders look at a plan that they say can pass without a single republican vote. the governor put off his proposal for a special election this year to ask voters to extend temporary tax hikes. instead he announced a bill that makes more deep cuts to programs. >> we've made some very tough cuts in this budget. it's 650 million to the university, 650 million to cal state. significant cuts, hundreds of millions to the judiciary and all along the line. >> the plan lying on an assumption that the extra

revenue will climb. if that extra revenue fails to materialize, the debt will climb. democrats say they want to vote on this new budget tomorrow. she is 90 years old and could be charged with vehicle manslaughter following an accident at a san jose nursing home over the weekend. ktvu's christien kafton spent the day looking at people who work in that home on how this case is perceiving. >> reporter: late this afternoon i spoke with a staffer who came in crashing through this wall. you can see a lot of this damage has already been repaired. that staffer tells me that the driver says that she has already surrendered her driver's license. meanwhile investigators have been busy looking into this case. saturday morning, a 90-year-old woman who was a visitor to amber wood gardens accelerated

into a packed recreation room. 88-year-old ester bocanegra and another woman died. police are working out if this was innocence or an accident. >> at this time of the game, what the investigators have probably found is that it was the latter of the two. >> reporter: the driver has already submitted to a blood test to see if anything including prescription medications may have impaired her driving abilities. if investigators find she was negligent, she could face misdemeanor and even criminal charges. the families of the victims visited amber wood gardens today asking if anyone could have been done to make the facilities safer. >> i don't have the words to

express how sad it is. but in fact, you can't protect against every incident. >> reporter: coming back to our live shot. you can still see some of the damage walkers and wheelchairs left over from saturday's accident. some of the patients who were injured and hospitalized are now back here at the nursing home. christien kafton, ktvu. we now know the names of the truck driver and two of the passengers killed in last friday's collision involving an amtrak train headed to the bay area. the nevada highway patrol says 43-year-old lawrence valli from nevada was the person driving the truck. 58-year-old francis knox and her daughter carly were from nebraska. at least eight people were killed. a conductor with family in concord was among those killed. bus service back on schedule tonight. a woman was killed around 12:45

in an apparent suicide. trains were able to pass through a station but were not able to stop there as authorities searched the scene. state senator leland yee says he is disappointed but not deterred against a court ordered vote banning the sale or rental of video games to children. >> the u.s. supreme court has decided that it's going to side with corporate america and wal- mart against our children. >> the law written by the san francisco senator fines stores $100,000 for selling violent video games. he says he may propose a new version of the law that might stand up to a first amendment challenge. the worldwide diabetes epidemic just got even more serious. 10%over adults worldwide now

have -- 10% of adults worldwide now have diabetes. ktvu's sign editor john fowler live in san francisco tonight and tells us it's almost all caused by one thing, john. >> reporter: and you can see it clearly here at the wharf area of san francisco, it is obesity. people say they know the family risks and the horrors of diabetes. >> my whole family is infested with diabetes. and my uncle got amputated from head to toe. >> reporter: they know high sugar, high fat diets contribute to diabetes. >> my family has it, it's just a common thing. i'm okay with it. >> reporter: many people won't change. this woman snacked on a bucket of sugar donuts and a mocca. >> no genetics yet in my

family, but who knows. it might start with me. >> a predisposed notion that diabetes is growing at an incredible date. >> i'm working, i don't have time for that. >> reporter: and it's establishing habits for the rest of the family. >> it's made very tasty. and it promotes disease. >> reporter: beating diabetes will require a cultural change. >> eating healthy and exercising is the major way to eliminate that epidemic we're

facing. >> reporter: health and science editor tom vacar, ktvu. this is one of the drawings, it shows the memorial plaza, it would have 40 marble slabs each engraved with the name of passengers or crew members. this is what the memorial gate way would look like. a dedication is set this september at the crash site in pennsylvania. you can see the plans for that memorial on ktvu.com. just look at the right now section of our web page. and the cost guard renewed its search this morning. it happened right before 4:00 p.m. yesterday near dillan beach. people saw the man fall into the water and that he did not have a life jacket on. the boat washed ashore near tom's point. statement game wardens are looking for the person or

persons who shot and wounded two paragrin falcons. a bird was found with pellet wounds. the bird are recovering from their injuries. shooting a falcon is a violation of both federal and state laws. there is at least $1,000 reward with information leading to an arrest. an effort to combat homelessness is under way tonight. volunteers gathered early this morning at the west gate church in san jose before heading out to place where is the homeless congregate. the goal of the housing 1,000 campaign is to help 1,000 people find a home over the next two years. organizers say the first step is to find out how many people are living out on the streets and then identify those with the greatest need. >> down the road once we collect all this information, we can really kind of lobby for what services people need out here and kind of expedite the process for everyone.

>> the survey will continue through wednesday. san francisco's famous california cable car line is back on track tonight. the line was shut down for six months so key components of the cable car system could be replaced. it's part of the improvements being made to california street between drum and van nuys. the san francisco municipal transportation agency says signs and curbs were also repaired during that effort. gsb capital corral paid $6.6 million for 225,000 shares for facebook. at that rate facebook is worth $70 billion. the website is scheduled to go public soon but an exact date has not been set. french banks agreed to cut a deal with greece to try to avoid a financial melt down. that encouraged trading today, but here in the u.s. consumer

spending showed a drop in shopping in may. still the dow jones ended the day up a strong 109 points. the nasdaq dropped 35. it's one of the biggest cat walk systems ever built. what the cats will be doing up there when they're working on it. still ahead. did this clothing chain go to far? this woman said she was fired for refusing to take off her religious head scarf. the reason the store manager gave her. a rare forecast for june. i'll tell you about it. could work wonders on my skin,

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again tomorrow morning in front of the lot where they believe utility trucks will be leaving. some have even chained up their existing meters saying they are concerned about radiation from new smart meters. it warns that workers who violate the ordnance could be issued a citation. they look like huge orange slides and soon there'll be two more. take a look now a live picture of the new bay bridge suspension tower. those clouds coming off the bat are essential to complete the new span. ktvu consumer editor tom vacar is live now on treasure island to explain. >> reporter: take a look from another view. soon, a high wire act not seen around the bay in over 30 years will be a major attraction. they are not huge slides nor sails nor stairs. but without them the new signature tower would not be possible. so what are they? >> cat walks that our iron workers are going to be using

to build the main cable of suspension bridge. >> reporter: the two cat walks on this side will be joined by two more on the other side of the tower. >> we can begin putting in the cable former and tram way system. so basically what we do is we construct a giant ski lift above the tram way that's going to be pulling these individual strands across and putting them into position. >> reporter: now the final cable will be made up of 17,000 of these individual wires each more than a mile long. and when it's done, it'll be one massive cable more than 2.5 feet wide. and it will not have a single splice throughout it's entire length. >> but that can't be done until workers have easy midair access. that will hold the bridge together and give it its strength. workers will have to be tied to the cat walk to prevent a deadly slip or fall. >> they are long, they are steep. the most steep angle we have is

about 35 degrees. that's almost like climbing the ladder when you get to the top of that tower. >> reporter: now the cable stringing will begin later this year, take about a year, the bridge will open in a little over two years from now. reporting live consumer editor tom vacar, channel 2 news. getting a speeding ticket is about to hurt a little more than starting july 1st it'll be harder to get a moving violation dismissed simply by attending traffic school. the offense will still be recorded on your driving history and visible to insurance companies. a woman says she has already received debt threats against a lawsuit she filed against abercrombie and fitch. cap worked inside the hillsdale

store. she said that a manager told her that her head scarf violated their company dressing code. she said when she was hired she was told she could wear the scarf in certain colors. and abercrombie and fitch released a statement. michelle bachmann is headed to new hampshire in south carolina this week to campaign for the republican presidential nomination. the congresswoman officially entered the race this morning in waterloo, iowa where she was born. bachmann is already facing the heat for a mix up this morning. she said robert wayne was from

waterloo. it was the serial killer robert wayne who lived near waterloo. the other six candidates trailed in the single digits. a fire is threatening the nation's nuclear lab in new mexico. the fire started south of the los alamos nuclear lab and destroyed 30 structures. officials closed the labs as the flamed came close to the lab. the fire danger $30 million in damage destroying hundreds of homes. and in arizona, the largest fire is now 82% contained. the wallow fire has burned 138,000 acres in the northeast part of the state. it started at the end of last month. investigators think it was caused by a campfire. and you tell me what's wrong with this picture when it comes up. you're not supposed to see

rainfall as you get into late june, early july. there you go offshore. live storm tracker 2 picking up returns. the showers are in the bay area forecast as we roll into your tuesday. here is the weather system as it stands. you can see it backing up a little bit. looks like march to me. this does not look like this time of year. the systems main impact will be north of the fremont line, redwood city line. redwood you might get a sprinkle or two. there's just not a lot of rain heading that far south. the heaviest rain will be north bay, half inch, some models suggest close to an inch. i would say closer to a half inch. you're going to see that half inch inch. not a lot of wind with this right away. once this blows through on wednesday mid-morning when it's out of here. things warm up really quick. so the system comes in,

scattered showers into your tuesday. this low lingers a little bit. it might trigger a sprinkle for wednesday and a slight chance of showers. rapid clearing and rapid warming will follow. in the south bay we're going to still see temperatures into the 70s. it's still summer. the forecast model, there's your rain. wet morning commute. i think we'll see drizzle down toward san rafael. 1:00, there it is. and then here we go into the afternoon commute. isn't that interesting, it just sort of hangs there. i think the model is not picking up on some of the more detailed features. i suspect south bay you will get a little bit of drizzle. a little bit of spring -l --

sprinkle activity. i see an upside to this. i doesn't hurt the fire danger. it certainly helps the air quality. it's just a good thing all around. we need the rain. it's good for your yard. >> and it's quick, in and out. >> yeah, it's quick. a famous gorilla is about to turn 40. check out some of the entries and submit your own just go to ktvu.com and look under web links. the los - - cocoa shares her big day with 4th.

the los angeles dodgers are feeling blue tonight. the blame game going on right now about why that team is bleeding red.

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bitter divorce with his wife jamie. the giant's and a's have the day off. mark talks about the warriors which keep making news. >> they picked a good day to get into the spotlight and introduce to the fans and the media alike their new draft choices, they are from left to right jeremy tyler. the main attraction you would have to say. he of course the son of number one over all pick michael thompson. he has the right nba pedigree looks like for all the world right now. probably the most nba ready of the three draft choices as well. >> he was always just there for me when i needed help and knowledge in the game. i didn't have to turn to anybody else. he was there for 12 years. he will be there for my nba career too. i can't wait. >> some things in life are just a perfect fit. milk and cookies. coffee and a newspaper in the morning. a sunrise and a walk on the

beach. and clay thompson and the golden state warriors, it counterhave worked any better than this. this is just perfect. >> do you see all these of these guys making the roster? >> i do, they are going to have every opportunity to make this roster. not only to make this roster they're going to make everything they have to do. it'll be on their commitment to defend because this team needs you. meantime mass exedous at wimbledon. serena and venus williams gone. straight sets some of the big names will not be around for breakfast at wimbledon come this weekend. that's the sports life at this hour. >> kidding, big names. mark, thank you. it is an abrupt turn about

in a corruption came that received national attention. jurors convict former illinois governor rod blagojevich in his retrial. we'll explain the one thing jurors say they had to look past in order to reach their decision in 30 minutes on tv 36. if you couldn't make it to the parade. ktvu has a complete slide show dedicated to the pride parade. go to ktvu to look at a look at the event sent in by viewers like you. have a good evening everyone.

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