brian stowe $18 million. how much the dodgers are responsible for and what bryan stow's family said. >> the dodgers have to pay 15 of the $18 million awarded to bryan stow, far less than what the family asked for. >> giant fan bryan stow was left brain damaged after two fans punched and kicked him in the head. his medical bills are astronomical. the dodgers ownership at the time was responsible. the former owners have to pay stoa -- stowe 15 million. he's not going to be 100%, maybe for a long time, maybe never, what he gets will help him through now.

that's what he needs. >> the jury found the two men convicted of attacking snow 75% -- stowe 75%. the jury found the dodgers 25% culpable. >> under the law, if you're 25% responsible, you have the pay 100% of the loss of earnings in the past, in the future, medical in the past and medical in the future. >> stowe's attorney said security was lacking. stowe's parents say the money will help them take care of their son. >> i feel it's a victory. it's a big weight off our shoulders,. >> bryan stow did steph, but he was -- testify in the trial.

but he was not there today. the jury found the dodgers responsible for stowe's past and future medical expenses and his past and future earnings. that added up to $14 million and the team was responsible for 25% of $4 million pain and suffering reward. you get $15 million and that is what the dodgers have been ordered to pay bryan stow. >> san francisco giants coach was in contact with the stowe family throughout the day. we spoke to tim flannery today. he says he has mixed feelings about the verdict and feels confused. >> i don't understand any of it. i don't understand how hospital bills can be that much. that type of money doesn't

cover hospital bills by a guy that was beat up. why does he owe money. flannery has been part of fund-raising concerts for bryan stow. he's raised $200,000. our coverage continues on ktvu.com. you can see the stowe family's reaction to the verdict. look under hot topics. water rate increases are on the table for alameda county in spite of the fact that people have been conserving water. it's been three months sense they required mandatory restrictions. john fowler is in union city where the district will continue a rate increase. >> that's right.

people in union city, fremont and newark doing such a good job of conserving water they may have to pay more for it. >> you see the brown lawns and dying landscaping, the district imposed mandatory restrictions in march. our customers are rising to the challenge and we're seeing a 20% water saving. >> other areas are greener, bigger homes use more water and some lawns are very well waters, we obtained this list of complaints, more for watering lawns more than allowed. the district sent this violation letter to 5 confirmed repeat offenders but they corrected their violations. >> many may be paying more because they are using less.

under a revenue recovery proposal. a drought surcharge on residential use on 49 gallons per person per day. that's what he's using now that he's conserving. >> i don't think it's fair. for people conserving they should not be charged extra. >> a public hearing is to be held thursday at the alameda county water agency and their offices. reporting live, john fowler. >> state water officials are stepping up efforts to get people to stop wasting water. they will set new constructions with fines as high as .500 hundred dollars a day for violators. prohibited use of water is over watering lawns.

washing sidewalks, driveways and patios. washing cars without a shut offenses old on the hose. -- off nozzles on the hose. a standoff after officers spotted a stolen car. they went down the wrong way down the freeway. investigators say the suspect jumped out of the vehicle and ran into the home that's believed to be a home of the suspect. >> trying to get them to understand we're not going away. we need them to surrender. >> officers have blocked off streets and evacuated residents. a car crashed into a restaurant but no one was hurt. we have this surveillance video that showed the moment of impact. a worker jumping out of the way of the glass.

this was at city chop sticks. three people were inside the woman was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. a panhandler is in jail after he sexually assaulted a woman who gave him money. it was near carlson boulevard in richmond. investigators say after the woman gave the man money he grabbed her. forced her on the ground and sexually assaulted her. a business owner heard the victim screaming and called police. officers found isaac ibarra hiding behind a car. a karate teacher accused of molestation. carol was arrested on charges he molested a 14-year-old female students. he faced 10 more counts

stemming from abuse allegations involving two more students. he worked as a substitute teacher for the livermore valley school district. a case of food stamp fraud, taxpayers cheated out of half a million for two years, david stevenson is here, prosecutors say this may be the tip of the iceberg. investigators say the alleged scam operated out of eyey's food company in chinatown. george gascon said middle man would use ebt card. the user was sell the cards, the account number and pen for a fraction of the carnival ooh. that data -- cash value.

it would be run up. four defendants were arrested yesterday, but prosecutors say they are not sure how far the alleged fraud may range. >> we believe there's more of this going on, that's why we want to continue the investigation, we believe it's not limited to the people in this particular case. >> now the head of san francisco's human services agency believes this type of alleged fraud is not widespread. the $480,000 amount over two years is a drop in the bucket compared to $9 million food stamp transaction carried out every month by san francisco. protesters cali in san francisco, to stop the eviction

of a 98-year-old woman and her caretaker. >> drop the eviction. members of the group, gathered at the headquarters of urban green investment, asking the founder to stop evicting tenants. the latest is mary phillips and her caregiver. >> she's 98, lived in the home for 40 years, this is her community and system of social support. she has nowhere else to go. urban green is a subsidiary, they flip properties. california lawmakers are pushing forward with a plan for a pilot bachelors degree. they say the state needs to increase the number of bachelor degrees in california by a million to remain economically competitive.

they are considering legislation for an experimental program. there's a bill what would provide for a pilot program. community college would offer the back laureate. 20 other states offer ba program. if the bill is passed the system would offer it no later than the 2017 school year. a dog found, we reported on two nights ago. a woman said she found a dog abandoned on first streets street with the words free, and i need a home. police tell us the dog was not abandoned and the owners lived in yolo county and reported the dog missing. they don't believe the owners had part in marking the dog. the dog has been returned. no word on how the dog traveled

the 40 miles. a call girl in court accused in the death of a google executive. we're learning how she may have ties to the high-tech industry. oakland mayor is responding to plans for the stadium. tracking the fog and the cooldown that will move into the bay area. we saw cooling today. how much more could we see tomorrow? oh chris, did you remember to pay the dog sitter?

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tech industry. ann cube inis live -- rubin is live. >> the yachts captain denied the surveillance cameras were worked. once they found out they were they tracked down the woman on the tape using her tattoos. she calls herself a model. stylist and hustler, and a prostitute. meade meeting men on a web site. >> she boosted of 200 clients on this web site. >> now she accused in the death of one of them. forest hayes dies of a heroin overdose. now she supplied the heroin and shot him up. she stepped over the body to finish a glass of wine. >> she was callous, showed no regard for the victim.

her only concern was getting out of that situation. >> according to court documents, she's been in a situation like this before. this is the second of her boyfriends to die of a overdose in a three month period. >> we've been going over and reinvestigating that case. prosecutors will wait to see what the new investigation brings to life. >> we'll see that murder can be proven we'll evaluate that. >> they met on several occasions but sites like seeking arrangements are only part of the problem. bad behavior and bad judgment is not a good mix. >> according to media reports she posted it's nice to talk about someone about killing sprees and murdering someone in coal blood, they love it too.

bail is 1.5 million dollars. >> there are reports that her father is a well connected technology executive. this video shows the home in folsom. the front door is damaged and a sign asking the media for privacy. her father is the vice president of a company that creates smart temperature control. the bee tried to reach them and the spokeswoman offered no comment. oakland mayor insisted a deal can be made to keep the raiders and a's in oakland. she called on the city council to sign a 10 year lease deal reached with the a's something they have been reluctant to do.

>> it's unfortunate the people are trying too pit one team against the other. >> the a's want out of the coliseum deal with two years notice if the raiders put down a deposit on a new football stadium. chevron wants to modernize the refinery. they will hear from the public tonight. it could grant a conditional use permit letting chevron start the project. the refinery needs to be updated but the plan includes expanding the refinery they say increasing pollution. temperature today took a drop inland, warmer around the bay and the same coast sides. these are the highs, hot in antioch, temperature dropped in

livermore valley. 85 in fairfield. warmed up in hayward, san francisco up 4 degrees. here's what's happening. the showers to the north. that's tropical moisture. what i'm tracking at this hour is the fog. you can see it pushes in working back n the golden gate bridge. it will be back with a vengence tonight. the strong winds are pushing the fog in our direction. when it does, the winds get blowing, 14 miles an hour sustained winds at the airport. it is pushing cool moist air inland. impact on the morning temperature and the afternoon temperature. after midnight fog cover. it's up over the coastal hills. the footprint tomorrow morning. when you get that far inland. helps fire danger.

but it trends temperature down. right along the coast the fog doesn't go away, sticks around all day. temperature will be in the 70s and mid-80's, this is the reason for the cooldown, the break in fire danger. it leaves as we head into the weekend. the high pressure cycles back in, the weekend warms, fire danger comes up. air quality goes down. 73 in navarro. strong winds tonight and tomorrow morning. gusts in the delta area 35 miles an hour. it's pushing that cool, moist air inland. another couple days of mild, as we head into the weekend temperature start to warm and the fire danger goes up. the five-day forecast shakes out like this, a good looking one. it's a constant player, here's

the warm up. especially on saturday, sunday, monday. inland could get back in the mid-90's. typical summer forecast. as you noticed, we didn't did a fire story. not a brushfire, this type of pattern takes those stories out of the mix. by the beginning of next week. >> we're talking brushfires again. after losing their homes, some people are dealing with another challenge. last friday on july 4th a fire swept through collinsville destroying eight homes. a family lost five dogs and they had no insurance. >> aaa canceled because our house was on stilts. they canceled our policy. the house has always been on stilts. >> the fire department has been collecting toys, food and

clothes. investigators have yet to determine the caught. the teams are set for the fifa world cup championship. adding salt to the wound of brazil and the fans. their rival has advanced.

. mark's off, joe is here tonight. that shootout never gets old in the world cup. that two teams that will meet for the world cup final, argentina against germany. the semifinal match between the netherlands and argentina. they played 120 minutes without a goal. robin has a shot. at the last second argentina deflects the ball away. the dutch fans realizing they were that closs. easy save for the dutch goalie. to the penalty shootout they go. on the first try. villar turned back by romero. the dutch in the hole, messy adding to the hole.

his attempt was good. it came down to this. rodriquez gets a piece of the ball. rodriquez gets the clincher. argentina can celebrate a trip to the finals against germany. the giants hope the salvage dignity in the bay bridge series tonight switches to san francisco. the giants will look at the other starting pitcher oakland acquired. jason hammill had an 8-5 record before going to the a's. going from a last place team to a team with the best record in baseball. >> it doesn't come around often, this is a good group of guys, i can see that, they want to win. i can get that feeling. it's my game plan too. i want to win, come over here and help out anyway i can.

every fifth day i want the guys to know they have a chance to win. >> the giants will count we're matt cain. tonight at 10:00 coverage of the $18 million jury award for bryan stow, we're hearing from jurors and asking legal experts how much of the money the family may receive. thanks for joining us. 737. 737. right there? you guessed it. how do we save on operational costs? with the world's largest fleet of boeing 737's. one of the many ways we bring you $69 airfares. limited time sale fares starting as low as $69 one-way. if it matters to you, it matters to us.

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