today's court hearing brings to the case. john? >> reporter: these are the men who left bryan stow with permanent brain damaged. if you ask bryan stow's family no sentence is enough to bring bryan stow back from where she -- he is now. >> reporter: marvin norwood and louie sanchez pleaded guilty to their roles in leaving san francisco giants fan bryan stow permanently disabled. 4 years and 8 years. before they received their fates, the family hit them with their words. >> being here i hoped to see one tiny bit of remorse to not think you are that despicable. but i don't. >> louie sanchez admitted to punching him after the game in down 11. it knocked him to the ground causing a brain injury. his sister read statement from

had mother of his children. >> it has been hard to explain to my children why this happened to their dad. >> at times louie sanchez was smirking. >> it was tough. watching them, knowing they are the one whose did this. >> reporter: bryan stow's former co-worker said they can teach all fan as lesson. >> just a game. -- fans a lesson. >> just a game. lifeless loss. he lost his life. >> reporter: giants third base coach has done fundraisers. the family texted him after the sentencing. >> it doesn't change the fact they are full time care givers and they need support. >> reporter: marvin norwood could have been released but

they face unrelated charges that could get them 10 more years. john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >> and our coverage continues on www.ktvu.com. we put together a section on the bryan stow beating case. right on the home page. watch the video of today's hearing, including the family's statements in court. only on 2, he has been a banker, a treasury official and the man behind the tarp u.s. bank bail out and now he is running for governor of california. we sit down with him. she hoping to win the nomination and unseat governor jerry brown in the election. ktvu's jana katsuyama is attaches state university where he is about to -- san jose state university university where he is about to sit down. >> reporter: that will happen at 7:00 p.m. he never run for office so we wanted to find out why he

thinks somebody who is pro choice, and who voted for president obama in 2008 can win the gop nomination. >> reporter: 40 years old, born in ohio, he is hoping to become the new face of a different kind of california republican party. >> i am libertarian. i want the government out of our lives. as i have been meeting with groups, they want the government out of our lives. >> reporter: he came to california in 1998 as a engineer, and became treasure secretary in d.c. his focus is on jobs and education. >> looking at taking the money and getting it in the hands of teachers, of parents so they have control. >> reporter: why does he think he can succeed? >> i think it comes back to the fact that i am the son of

immigrants, i went to graduate school, i took out loans. i was worried. >> reporter: today we talked about much more, why he likes twitter and facebooking and to his -- took and to his -- took and to why he saves his -- facebook and to why he shaves his head. more at 10:00 p.m. jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. the chp is on the hunt tonight for who is throwing full water bottles at cars on state route 12 through santa rosa. it happened four times in two days. this is what happened to one victim's windshield. he had his grandchildren in the van at the time. >> i was driving. all of a sudden crashed. you know, right on the windshield. what is that? then i looked back and that is when i saw the pick up truck heading the other way. >> three cars were hit yesterday.

a 4th today. chp officers are worried someone will get hurt. develops news from san francisco, two workers were injured today in downtown san francisco. from news chopper 2 you can see the police responding to the scene and workers being sent home for the day. it happened at the construction site on mission street just a block south of market street. ktvu's david stevenson is there now to explain what went wrong. david? >> the victims were working on a tower for sales force.com. they are working on a calf fording that has been raise -- scaffolding that has been raised. what is unclear is why it tipped over, taking down the two men who were secured to the structure. they had to be extricated and taken to san francisco general hospital. the accident shook up the crew here. a construction worker across

the street described what he saw. >> we saw the scaffolding tipping over. westbound. and two guys were inside. oh, my god, you know, my heart goes out to them. i don't want to see anybody get hurt. >> reporter: construction including the pouring of a investment floor were stopped. cement floor water stopped. the contractor here tells us there have been no serious accidents in the last 9 months and the site will remain closed tomorrow as the investigation continues. reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. david and ktvu channel 2 news producers have been tweeting updates, follow us on twitter for breaking news 24 hours a day. our check with university of california at berkeley and the health department found no

new cases of measles. the scare began when a student tested positive for measles. the student road b.a.r.t. earlier this month and officials have been concerned people were exposed to measles on b.a.r.t. and at university of california at berkeley. two dozen employees of a ambulance service has been fired after skipping cpr training. yesterday the company fired 13 paramedics and 11emts. this comes after they admitted to receiving their recertification cards without taking the cpr class. investigations are being conducted, including for the instructor who is accused of forging the certification cards. officials say till they can fill the positions, over time is being used to cover the shifts. backers of a tax on soda is encouraged by the results of

the pole. the pole found -- the poll found 65% would support a tax on soda. in the bay area 78% support that kind of tax. a group of san francisco supervisors proposed putting a measure on the ballot that would tax soda. a $425 million powerball jackpot is still unclaimed tonight and the store owner who sold the ticket might not know he is also a winner. ktvu's tom vacar is in milpitas where the owner's son collected the father's check. tom? >> reporter: by this time it is likely the father knows because the father who was on vacation was not reachable till 4:30 p.m. so he probably does know. look inside the store. while it is not terribly busy, earlier today it was a media mosh pit when officials

formerly paid the seller a huge sales bonus. >> reporter: the first thing they do usually is seek financial advice. the other big winner the owner of the gas station. his son collected the prize for his dad. >> he will be very thankful. very thankful. humble person. i have a lot of respect for him. he will probably reinvest in the business. make it more pleasant experience for the customers. >> the nation experienced lotto fever. >> when a jackpot of this size comes around people -- you know, people that don't normally play they play. >> reporter: we met one buyer

who paid $20. >> when we found out our hearts dropped. man. >> the gas stations owners showed him the security tape yesterday. >> now that i saw it we verified the cash near never printed one out. >> reporter: this is him since the winning ticket. he is satisfied and mapy -- happy. >> i got my $20 back. wish whoever has it luck. >> reporter: tonight after a lump sum payment minus taxes that produced $175 million. reporting live, tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. shares of tesla spiked again. they beat predictions on 4th quarter sales, $46 million. for a while shares reached a

high of $215 a share. it closed at $209.97, up 8%. it took two thieves working together to pry open this door and get inside. the 1 thing they got away -- one thing they got away with. >> this lawn may look nice but the people say it has to go. how the drought is effecting the landscape for many residents. >> after the break, the showers showing up in the five-day forecast, we will see you back here with the details. hey! hi! ladies, how are you? let's taste some wine. ♪ ♪

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a woman was hit and injured by a cement truck this afternoon in san francisco. it happened after 3:00 p.m. at california and fillmore streets. the woman was in her 70s and

transported to san francisco general hospital. no word on her condition. muni service was disrupted in the area but bus service now back to normal. in the sunset district of san francisco, people are calling for traffic improvements after a second pedestrian accident there this month. authorities say a 15-year-old boy was in the crosswalk when he was hit by a car. he is expected to survive. the driver stopped and cooperating. this is the same intersection where a 78-year-old man was hit and killed on february 4th. >> nobody looked. no one looks at all. you can't hope just because the majority is stopping all of them will stop. >> neighbors are pushing for a pedestrian light but that won't come till 2015. golf coach accused of molesting students was in court

today. his family attended the hearing but cameras were not allowed. he is charged with 75 counts of child molestation. he pleaded not guilty to all charges. he ran the golf academy at the golf course in livermore. he is held without bail and will return to court march 26. police arrested a man for having child pornography, all thanks to an alert citizen. that citizen spotted him photographing children earlier this week and called police. they arrested him and searched his apartment. police say they found hundreds of imagings of child pornography. now police are asking anyone with information about this case to come forward. a company is looking for help identifying two men who broke into their headquarters on sunday and stole a computer. they released surveillance

video, this is it, that shows the two men burglarizing. you can see they pried open the door and then leave the building carrying a stolen computer. they didn't take anything else. if you know who they are, you are asked to call police. new at 6:00 p.m. california's drought emergency prompted people to rip out their lawns and some are getting paid to do it. one city has seen it quadrupled. ktvu's rob roth looks at the push to conserve. >> comsume as lot of water. >> -- consume as lot of water -- consumes a lot of water. we shouldn't be hogging anymore water to keep our lawn green. doesn't sit well with me. >> reporter: they say 2/3 of their water use goes to landscaping and officials say

half of residential water consumption goes to lawns. the couple says it makes sense to lose the lawn but it is the responsible thing to do. >> decent lifestyle, at the same time being kind to our environment. >> reporter: they are not the only ones making a change. we called the contra costa county water district who said the number of people ripping out their lawns quadrupled over last year. they have a incentive program that pays $1 for every square foot of lawn. last february 27 people took advantage. this february it is 109 and the month still isn't over. january had similar increases. >> a lot of people going this direction. >> reporter: it needs no water. he says more and more customers are replacing their lawns with

it or other designs. >> a lot of people will go down this direction over the next 5 to 10 years. we don't know where the water will be. >> reporter: they are planning on replacing with rose bushes, plants and flag stone. they said it will lighten the water bill and less work to maintain. >> give me part of my weekend back. >> reporter: in san jose, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. another warm day out there. temperatures into the 60s and 70s. the drought, they have been extending the exceptional drought area. that area down here. i will highlight it. a week ago that is where we are. now look where we are. north into the morgan hill area. been dry. you know that. it will stay dry through the bay area weekend. we have got clouds out there. we did this morning. clouds moved out of the area.

now mostly clear conditions tomorrow and tonight. current temperatures in the low 60s. tonight temperatures down into the 30s. san francisco right now, 56 degrees. 60 san jose. a look at forecast for san jose. mid-40s in san jose tomorrow. chilly. as you get going. lunchtime 65 degrees. in san jose. 70 degrees into your afternoon hour for day time high. high pressure stays with us as we go into your friday. saturday. sunday. and then the high pressure starts to break down. and as it does, slips south, clouds and rain moves into the area into wednesday, thursday, friday. really nice. into the middle part of next week things change. drastically. we will get good rain in here. in the mean time a nice looking bay area weekend.

tomorrow morning, clouds, clouds. tomorrow morning. clear. tomorrow afternoon, high clouds. that is it. a stunning day. we will have more sunshine than today and temperatures as warm or warmer. 69 fairfield. 70 brentwood. these are the highs for friday. wow! week is flying by. valley, 69 mountain view. 70 santa cruz. the reason i am smiling, enjoy the bay area weekend because we have that weather potential, significant potential wednesday, thursday next week. if that wasn't sitting there tough oo enjoy -- to enjoy. this weekend will be stunning. it will feel like april. [ talking at the same time ] >> middle and end of next week we will get into something. hope so. >> thank you. a judge approved a $42 million life line for a san

jose grocery chain. they will be able to pay off a debt with wells fargo. it is getting a loan from a firm. the chain with 21 stores filed for bankruptcy in july of last year. people who use google maps will notice changes. the company says its new version will offer more detailed search results on the map. for example if you are looking for a cafe, you will see reviews on the screen. and users will be able to search directions for multiple destinations instead of just a start and end point. >> very cool. police dogs are brought in to do a final security sweep before the golden state warriors game and we go inside to show you how the protocols are put in place for nba games there. [ male announcer ] value is always served up fresh at subway

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on your choice of freshly baked bread. so yso you can happily let the grlife get in the way, while planning for tomorrow. so you can finish the great american novel banking for the life you have investing for the life you want chase. so you can starting tonight basketball fans are seeing a new security sweep in oakland. sheriff's deputies went on patrol with sniffer dogs for the first time at a regular season game. the dogs are trained to look for explosives, not any other contraband. >> good for them too.

gives them work and training and those things too. so we will have the dogs here and then we will also have during the game. >> this is part of a growing trended of tighter security. never dogs are already used at -- sniffer dogs are already used at raiders games. mark has football news for us tonight. >> nothing gets nfl fans more excited than hearing about the draft which comes up in a month or so. -- month or so. the nfl combeen as for the -- combine for the elite clean players. andrew luck one of the top -- andrew luck one of the top players to come through the combine. john harbaugh who recruited andrew luck at stanford talks about the hardest aspects of judging and scouting the young players today. >> watch them, you see how good they are and you realize we will be playing against them.

you don'tly get one pick -- only get one pick every 32 picks. man, not looking forward to playing andrew luck. sure enough you are playing him. he does pretty well. [ laughter ] >> yeah. mean time you know all about the winter olympics. not allowed to show you that video. how about this, curling, and the sharks and san jose earthquakes get together with a first ever encounter are curling. they got into it. >> i was looking for something to do after soccer. i think i just found it. i am ready. >> it is finesse. hard to judge where everything is going, all the friction, that kind of thing. it was fun. >> as it turns out the sharks beat the earthquakes 4-2 in their first ever curling

encounter. >> something about curling. so much fun to watch. >> once every four years. >> thank you. coming up tonight at 10:00 p.m. a plea from ukraine gone viral. >> the brave message amid violence in kiev and the power of media. we will see you tonight at 10:00 p.m. >> we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com, on facebook and on twitter. thank you for joining us. good night. m in.

okay, well, alex has a cello lesson at 11:00, and junior congress at noon? doesn't she also have no boys at forever? don't you have an eating disorder you need to attend to? yeah, anyway, uh, we could see the 4:00 or the 6:20. oh, actually, that's no good. i'm meeting my friend denise for a drink. denise? do i know denise? yeah, you know, my old girlfriend. haley: oh, my god. gross. i can't even picture you with a woman. thank you. you had a girlfriend before mom? try two. trust me. i had plenty of fun in my time. and then i met your mom. and thank you. so, uh, i guess she travels around selling makeup for a cosmetics company. she's in town for a week. you mean she's like a door-to-door salesman? if you were doing it, they'd call it a dork-to-dork salesman.