. >> the families are beating up giants fan in acoma is suing los angeles dodgers.lawsuit states that the dodgers could have prevented the beating because cut back on security when buying the team in 2004. it took 10 to 15 minutes for stadium personnel to respond to the scene. it will take 45 to $50 million to give him a good quality of life. >>> here in oakland, the officials say guns on campus are a big problem. in fact, district says it confiscates on average one gun per week from oakland schools. to combat the problem the district says they start antiviolence counseling in grade school and points out it is the only school district that has its own police force dedicated to keeping children safe. this oakland, kron news. >>> city council is considering proposals a way to close $115 million deficit that will be put off until next month. it will allow the city to allow labor city union contacts in court. >> state officials have issued new guidelines about the fish that comes from the bay, specifically, which fish are safe to eat and how many servings is supposed to

meantime, the family of bryan stow is suing the los angeles dodgers, accusing the team of negligence. >> they got rid of heavy security, and of two-thirds of the security people. so now then what happens, then? if you have no security, people think they can do anything they please and you have things like this happening. >> the lawyer has been involved in several big trials, including the case that inspired the film erin brockovich. they seek $30,000. >>> the san ramon police officer at the center of a corruption investigation is out of a job this morning. it's reported that lombardi was let go from his position yesterday, but it's still not clear if he resigned or was fired. lombardi appeared in court last week, accused of selling drugs that he seized during raids. three others are accused of taking part in the scheme, including norman welch the former commander of the drug task force. >>> at least nine people are dead after storms ripped through the midwest last night and early this morning. this is video from oklahoma city. five people were killed in oklahoma after a series of torn

. >>> coming up, i talked to baseball commissioner bud selig about taking control of the los angeles dodgers>>> debate over the u.s. debt ceiling who recollects is in and who is out of the 2012 presidential race dominated the sunday talk shows today. take a listen. >> i'm ready to cut the deal today. we don't have to wait until the 11th hour. i am not going to walk away from this moment. we have a moment, a window of opportunity to act. because if we don't act, the market is going to act for us. our credit bureaus are going to act for us. we can see exorbitant interest rates. we could see the end of our economy if we don't act. >> to get my vote, i can only speak for myself, we need to do something significant, short term, medium term and long term. >> all before you raise the debt ceiling? >> yeah. absolutely. >> short medium and long term have to be done before you increase the debt ceiling? >> absolutely. my definition is significant. standard and poor is in the process of downgrading the u.s. credit rating. that's a serious problem. we need to impress the markets, impress foreign markets

we told you about the arrest in that beating that put a man in a coma at dodger stadium. the los angelesare about to hold a press conference along with the mayor of the city. now to our reporter from ktla, cheryl, she is at dodger stadium. what are you hearing about this press conference? >> reporter: well, yes, the press conference is starting in about 30 minutes or so, but the lapd has made this case a top required priority since march 31st. 17 detectives have been working around the clock on hundreds and hundreds of leads. today they can say we gotcha. a tip from a parole agent led to one of the suspects that beat brian stowe. around 7:00 this morning, hollywood s.w.a.t. ascended on an apartment complex. they used the loud speaker to talk to one of the occupants in the units. one of the men that came out was bald and had tattoos on his neck and arms, similar to one of the sketches of the suspects leased by lapd. now lapd says they have been working numerous leads, about 500 of them, since this incident happened on march 31st here at dodger stadium. brian stowe was wearing his giants'

>>> in past hour, bryan stow's family sued the los angeles dodger. the suit specified -- did not specify the amount of damages. the family told espn "the dodgers have shown a total disregard for public safety. we contacted the dodgers but so far they've not responded." our news crews are reaching out to the family and we'll have a live report on the news at 5:00. >>> just ahead -- the u.s. first family is spending the day with royalty. the pictures are ahead. >> we just got video in at the place where a need -- we just got video in of a place where the needy can get a good meal. >>> it's a race against time for rescuers here as forecasters say more storms are on the horizon. i'm in joplin, missouri. the latest -- coming up. >>> san leandro firefighters responded to a fire in a trailer park this morning in an un-- this morning in an unincorporated community between san leandro and hayward. firefighters got a call at 5:45 about a smoking area near blossom ware -- way. they had the fire under control 14 minutes later. firefighters say there's no injurie

stow has been in the hospital since he was brutally beaten after a los angeles dodgers game in late march. .downlcdoat shu .wn why more than 1,000 people were evacuateed from the island. >>> i can reporlt to the american people and to the world that the united states

he is the san francisco giants fan who was beaten outside the los angeles dodgers stadium nearly seven weeks ago now. well, today lead investigators from l.a.p.d. released new information about their search for the two suspects. >> reporter: the los angeles police chief says they have received hundreds of leads in the bryan stow case but still these suspects have not yet been caught. he says that these guys are not dodgers fans. he says they are thugs who need to be taken off the streets. >> we believe there are people that know. we believe that there are family members and friends that know. >> reporter: the chief and his detectives with the los angeles police department reaching out for help with the bryan stow case. >> we have prioritized each and every one of these over 500 leads. they range from simple leads of looks like the guy at mcdonald's. >> reporter: stow was beaten outside dodgers stadium more than six weeks ago. tuesday police announced they have had more than 500 leads. they believe the attacker may have been wearing an andre ethier dodger jersey. the attack left stow in

line. >> reporter: the owners of one of the most successful franchises in all of baseball, the los angeles dodgersar marriage came crashing down in 2009. ending in a nasty and all very public divorce. tearing apart their family. and tarnishing the dodgers' reputation at the same time. frank mccourt, a man criticized for being callous and insensitive, finally breaks his silence, about his divorce, his heartbreak, and now, his battle to keep his team. describe the last 18 months. >> oh. yeah, really tough. it's emotionally wrenching. even particularly when you never really thought that was going to be you. i never thought i was going to be divorced. i really thought it was for the duration. >> reporter: you never imagined yourself on one side of the court and she's on the other side? >> never in a million years. you know, i have so much respect, now, for people that go through a divorce or experience a loss. >> reporter: are you heartbroken? >> sure. absolutely. >> reporter: his wife and former business partner filed for divorce, fighting for more than $320,000 a month in spousal support. she claime

. >>> tonight the los angeles dodgers are promising to defend themselves against a lawsuit stemming from the vicious beating of bryan stow. earlier today they filed a negligent suit that could be worth millions. john is here with the case that could impact security from other ballparks. >> the paramedic from santa cruz is still unconscious with brain damage. but his family has gone ahead and hired an l.a. attorney who is taking on the dodgers and owner frank mccourt. at at&t park, giants fans who are already pulling for bryan stow to get better are now getting behind their family in a lawsuit against the dodgers. >> they should win millions of dollars. i hope they are compensated for their tragic loss. >> with 42-year-old bryan stow in critical condition at san francisco general hospital, his family filed a 31-page lawsuit against the dodgers. they claim the financially troubled team was negligent, failing to provide enough security the night stow was kicked and beaten. >> and what we have seen happened at dodger stadium, they decided to cut on security. theying nod the security budget,

. >>> there's word that the los angeles dodgers don't have the money to meet this month's payroll. shueman is live in los angeles with more. so what is frank mccourt saying about the money problems, phil? >> reporter: well, he's said all along that in if mlb approves this deal on table with fox broadcasting, a multideal, $20 million, all of their problems will go ahead. but in the l.a. times and also in the wall street journal, it was reported that mccourt doesn't have the money to meet two payrolls in may and that would give mlb to seize the dodgers from the owner mccourt. it was two weeks ago that major league baseball brought in a man named tom shieffer to monitor the dodgers and investigate their finances. mccourt is still on board. he says he will fight for his team. he's not selling. he's not giving up. and that's something new for him. if you have been following this for the past couple of years, from bay area all through -- all through the dodgers' saga. mccourt has been silent. he says now it's time to speak up and he is not giving up. >> it sown sounds like -- it sounds l

in the meantime, the stow family has filed a lawsuit against the los angeles dodgers saying they did not provide adequate security. >>> and the 411 on the 408 area code. the santa clara board of supervisors decided to implement a any area code using the overlay me thod. residents will get a 669 air code instead of 408. all existing numbers will stay the same but everybody will be diming ten digit numbers to make local calls in silicon valley. that's expected to be added next year. >>> a financial showdown set to take lace in sumner san jose. city leaders put off the vote declares on a fiscal emergency today and will instead vote on june the 21st. workers showed displeasure that could allow the employees to get more benefits. the mayor says drastic changes are needed to curb retirement spending going from $ 3 million in 2000. $1 86 million and projected to be a quarter bill in 2012. >>> jerry freedom fighter, a cal state east bay teacher running for governor in his home country, survived an assassination attempt and an arrest but his future in that company remains uncertain. the rulin

el fanatico de los gigantes de san francisco esta en coma desde que los fanaticos de los los dodgers de los angelesdieran en un partido del mismo estadio, será trasladaado de hospital . >> buenas noches, será trasladado al hospital general de san francisco, la familia se despidió con agradecimiento por lo que ha recibido en la tragedia . >> aún en condicion critica el fanatico de los gigantes de san francisco regresa a la ciudad, antes de pàrtir la esposa hizo un llamado a la paz para que nunca vuelva a ocurrir algo así . >> cuando pasa algo así, los atacantes no sólo dañan a una persona, si no que también a las familias y amigos . >> se realizo también en los Ángeles una caminata por las paz, las autoridades subieron la recompensa a cien mil dólares para la información de los culpables de esta golpiza . >> (hablan en inglés) . >> esta es verdaderamente una ciudad de angeles, gracias a todos los médicos, técnicos, enfermeros que nos han ayudado, también a una comunidad que nos cuido a acá . >> un médico también despidió a la familia, diciendo que el paciente está estable para salir de la comunidad.

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. >>> the family of brian stow is suing the los angeles dodgers. the civil suit was filed today in a los angeles superior courtroom. they are claiming that lax opening day security led to the attack and the 42-year-old father in a coma. >> this is not a case in which the family wants "money." this is a case where they want to take care of him and make sure those kids are taken care of. >> reporter: prominent l.a. attorney filed the lawsuit on behalf of the family on bryan stow. he's remained in critical conditions since the beating he suffered in the dodgers' stadium parking lot opening day. sunday police arrested one of the suspects, a parolee. this civil lawsuit is not only against the assailants but also against the dodgers' organization and the owner an as individual for allegedly failing to provided a quit security. >> they got rid of two-thirds of their security people over the last two years, they fired their security director and to give you some idea of how inadequate it was, when they finally got the chief of the l.a. police over there, he

los angeles. now, we're gonna have much more on in in a live report from dodger stadium.hat's much for you at 7 -- that's coming up for you at 7:45. >>> a muni driver is taking a few days off from work to recover from a state board attack. san francisco police say three boys demanded free bus transfers on monday when the driver refused to hand them over, one of the boys slammed the driverren the head with his skate -- driver on the head with his skateboard. the driver is expected back at work soon. >>> park officials in marin county are warning visitors to be aware of rattlesnakes. they say there's been a rodent population explosion and that's attracting rattlesnakes looking for food. crews constructing a trail near terra linda say they've seen several rattlesnakes -- terra linda say they've seen several rattlesnakes. earlier this month, two dogs were streeted for bites in santa clara county. the season runs from april through october. >>> and plans to remove an old oak tree from a menlo park neighborhood are on hold, at least for now. "the chronicle" reports, meetings ar

. >> reporter: the stow family made their legal move by filing this lawsuit against the los angeles dodgers. >> the scene accuses a team of negligence for allowing the violence that led to the beating of bryan stow. >> they got rid of head of security and they got rid of 2/3 of the security people. so now then what happens then? if you have no security, people think they can do anything they please. and you have things like this happening. >> reporter: tom jerardi is a legendary trial lawyer with his work profiled in the aaron brocavich movie. he says he's seeking $2 million for the recovery of stow and the upbringing and education of his children. they say the dodgers cut corners and put their park- goers at risk. >> i've gone to plenty of games, plenty of rivalries and never have i ever seen something as horrible as this. >> reporter: but some say they have seen things start to spin out of control. >> there's an element in fans trying to look for fights and any excuse. i think it's definitely gotten more dangerous over the years. >> reporter: the dodgers told ktvu it had no comment on the

. >> reporter: the stow family made their legal move by filing this lawsuit against the los angeles dodgers. >> the scene accuses a team of negligence for allowing the violence that led to the beating of bryan stow. >> they got rid of head of security and they got rid of 2/3 of the security people. so now then what happens then? if you have no security, people think they can do anything they please. and you have things like this happening. >> reporter: tom jerardi is a legendary trial lawyer with his work profiled in the aaron brocavich movie. he says he's seeking $2 million for the recovery of stow and the upbringing and education of his children. they say the dodgers cut corners and put their park- goers at risk. >> i've gone to plenty of games, plenty of rivalries and never have i ever seen something as horrible as this. >> reporter: but some say they have seen things start to spin out of control. >> there's an element in fans trying to look for fights and any excuse. i think it's definitely gotten more dangerous over the years. >> reporter: the dodgers told ktvu it had no comment on the

able to open his eyes and move his arm and his mother says she does not blame the city of los angeles or dodger fans for what happened to her son. >> we can't even beginning to thank you, and his neurosurgery team and dr. ramy and his neurology team for bringing brian this far. and even though we're prepared for a different brian. you have allowed him to continue to be a son, brother and father. >> doctors say he has a very long recovery ahead of him and the best case situation he would need at least a year of physical therapy. >> some people in one san mayato county neighborhood are furious over a decision to cut down a $300-year-old heritage oak tree. the san francisco public utilities commission notified residents on friday they will be cutting down the 100-foot valley oak called granny tomorrow. it is the largest tree in the north district and it's in the way of the pipeline project. >> we're saying please cease and desist until we can talk about the alternatives and understand what the cost of them is. we really are trying to save this tree, if possible. >> neighbors want the puc to sit do

. >>> more detailed parole records may have lead to an earlier arrest in the suspect at the los angeles dodgerstadium beating. the records of ramirez did not include his tattoos. >>> good morning folks getting up early on this memorial day a couple clouds around the skies right now. partly cloudy skies across the bay area, can't get that ridge of high pressure to build in a couple more waves of moisture, just clouds no rain to speak of that is the way it will stay for memorial day after that it will change partly cloudy skies, 60s. low 70s well inland by the afternoon inside the bay breezy, already seeing winds kicking up right now, 60s for the most part here, up toward the coastline expect low clouds and fog better part of the day and temperatures cool, mainly 50s. so yeah, not your typical memorial day not bad 40s and 50s all around the bay area partly cloudy skies, low cloud extending out toward the coastline some of that stretching inside the bay as we head toward the afternoon skies will part just a bit and sneak in a little sunshine we are not done with the rainfall just yet this guy barr

he was brutally beaten at a los angeles dodgers game. soon, he's coming back to the bay area. for more on that story, we want to check in with damian trujillo live this morning. good morning. >> good morning. stow has been out of his medically endeuced coma for more than a week now. he still remains unconscious. he was attacked in the parking lot of dodgers stadium. police are still looking for the two attackers. stow's friends say he will be flown to the hospital. doctors say recovery from injuries like this can take as long as a year. the family knows they may not get the same bryan stow back. they are grateful for the outpouring of support they have got in southern california. >> we have made lifelong friends. thank you doesn't say enough, how much we appreciate you. you will never be forgotten. this is truly the city of angels. bryan has been blessed with the most amazing medical staff. >> that staff says stow has shown improvement. he's able to open his eyes and move his extremities. they expect him to check out of l.a. hospital at 10:00 a.m. this morning. general is read

. >>> in the meantime the family is suing the los angeles dodgers accusing the team of negligence. >> now attorney john has been involved in several big cases, including the cases inspired the movie erin brkovich. they're seeking $30 million. we posted a copy of that lawsuit and its allegations at our channel 2 web site ktvu.com. you can go there. >>> several tornadoes swept through oklahoma and killed at least 8 people. we want to show you video from canton, oklahoma where a tornado hit yesterday afternoon. so far no reports of anyone killed in that town, but city workers are reporting a number of natural gas leaks. now, search dogs are also being called in to make sure that no one is trapped or stranded. >>> more than 1500 people are still missing. rescue crews say they still hope to find more survivors as those rescuers share their stories. another man was rescued after managing to send text message out to his friend. death toll stand at 124 with more than 8,000 buildings destroyed. the national weather service is categorizing that tornado as f5. that makes it the 8th deadliest tor

during a press conference today in los angeles, his mother says she does not blame the city of los angeles or dodger fans for what happened to her son. >> the people of l.a. have been in our hearts during this six-week journey, and your prayers and support have guided us through. we have made lifelong friends. thank you doesn't say enough how much we appreciate you. you will never be forgotten. this is true lit city of angels. >> doctors say stowe has a very long recovery ahead of him, and the best case situation, we no would need at least a year of physical therapy. >> police detained several people after two men were shot and killed in san francisco yesterday evening. the shooting happened at about 7:30 on appleton avenue. police say they found the bodies of a 21-year-old man and a 26-year-old man in the street and in a nearby courtyard. they also found a 30-year-old man who was shot and is also expected to survive. police tell us they questioned several people and so far have not released the identities of the suspects. >> mike huckabee was the last man standing with john mccain back in the repub

dodgers. they did so in los angeles superior courtroom yesterday. the team -- the family saying that the team did not provide enough security on march 31st. in the meantime, laura, l.a. -- the l.a. organization has made no comment. >> it will be interesting to see what happens now that they're controlled by major league baseball. thank you very much. >>> 5:02 right now. oakland's controversial jonestown memorial heads to court this morning. today a judge will decide whether to stop further work on the memorial. a senior pastor in los angeles filed a lawsuit to stop construction. she says it's not fair to her family to honor the reverend jim jones who led more than 900 followers to commit mass suicide in the jungles of guyana. almost 30 of her relatives died. >>> the vallejo man accused of causing a disturbance on a flight is suspected to be back in court this friday. his attorney says he will enter a not guilty plea and ask for supervised release. he says he is showing signs of mental health issues. the 28-year-old was arrested earlier this month fo

. >>> well, this is the most heat we've seen from the los angeles dodgers so far this season.t right in the middle of the game versus the marlins. you can see the smoke coming from a small fire in storage area. some fans had to be evacuated. but nobody had to leach the game. the game went on. and in the stands, a dodger fan did something that's going to come back to haunt him on father's day in a few weeks. watch the video. dad trying to get a player to throw him a foul ball? drops his little girl and he drops the ball. then he goes to

. >>> brian stow family is suing the los angeles dodgers. family is holding the team responsible for not providing adequate security the day brian was beaten into a coma. more on what the family wants from the lawsuit david louie is her here. >>reporter: the dodger organization is being blamed for negligence for not beefing up security for such a contentious game between long time rivals. the 31 page lawsuit claims the lack of security and inadequate lighting created an ideal condition for crime. los angeles attorney thomas gerard represents the stow family. >> you have gangs coming in on one hand and getting rid of security on the other. you are to be in place for family to have a good time. >>reporter: dodger organization including the owner frank mccourt declined to comment. stow family is also seeking unspecified amount in damages for emotional distress and the loss of a father companionship 212-year-old son tyler and 8-year-old daughter tab that. 42-year-old brian stow remains in critical condition at san francisco general hospital. bri

dodgers game. the lawyer says that three other people can confirm the story. his mother says that los angeles police have the wrong man. her son did not attack brian. fence that witnessed the attack are expected to see a police lineup on wednesday that will include the main suspect. the las angeles police are still looking for two other suspects. this week, of bart's board of directors will look into purchasing more taser guns. those will cost about $1,085 each, a total cost of $140,000. the reports suggest that if each officer had a taser, there will be familiar with it and become more comfortable. guns are making their way onto the oakland school district campus at an alarming rate. school district officials say that they confiscate on average one gun per week from the open students. this is on the heels of a recent incident at oakland high school where a female student is arrested after a 38 caliber revolvers similar to this one on the screen was found in her backpack following a fight on campus. kron4 is hazzig manyud went to the campus to talk with the students and he found that the scho

stow was attacked by 2 men outside los angeles dodger stadium. >> expect several more hours of showerss. we see the showers for the next two days apparently.so watch out for that. >> oakland police and secret service agents arrested a woman that they say may be part of an international identity theft ring. investigators say 40-year-old michelle denise williams was using data stolen from thousands of people to forge checks make fake social security cards, credit cards and driver's licenses. >> well now to a story that has sent shock wave around the world. hay of the international monetary fund, a leading contender to be the next president of francis in jail. he's accused of trying to rape a made at new york hotel over the weekend. chris cuomo reports. >> dominic strauss kaun haggard uncomfortable in court being denied bail in sexual assault case. only days earlier he was celebrated potential future president of france. powerful head of the international monetary fund that lend billions to country all over the world. his accur uldn hava more different back ground. immigrant. mother. made

los angeles. but frankly it is not just los angeles. we have dodger opportunity of owning the dodgers just like the green bay packers model. >> why does the idea appeal so much to you you have made it central at least as part of your congressional campaign? >> not really part of my campaign but my dad, the late, great kenny hahn was a councilman in the '50s and responsible to bringing the dodgers to los angeles in 1958. my brother who grew up to be major of los angeles was the first honorary bat boy of the dodgers. so, we have loved the dodgers our whole lives and it's just been really sad to watch what's been going on, again, to support a lavish lifestyle of the mccourts. so i think it is a great opportunity. fans loft idea. all we are asking is that we would be allowed to be one of the bidders, if the dodgers were ever sold and to do that it does taken a act of congress but i think this is the right time. we need to reconnect the dodgers with their fans because we have been -- we bleed dodger blue but crying a loft tears lately. >> i know. i know. h

dodger fan issue. it's senseless. >> los angeles police believe a young latino woman may have been the driver of the get away car for stow's two attackers. she was wearing a dodgers jersey with the number 16. now doctors at san francisco general hospital are treating stow's critical brain injury. they see some signs of improvement and have reduced his medication since his move from los angeles. stow can now open his eyes, however the 42-year-old paramedic remains in a coma. doctors are not willing to make any long-term predictions. >>> a san ramon police officer accused in a corruption scandal is scheduled to be in court today. 38-year-old louis lombardi accused of selling drugs to confidential informants. he's a member of the contra costa county's narcotics team. the commander of his unit was arrested in february and facing similar charges. >>> we're now learning what may have led arnold schwarzenegger to finally disclose that he had fathered a child with his housekeeper. the media is swarming around the bakersfield home of 50-year- old patty baena. she threatened to go public with the affair. a few we

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. >>> brian stone's family is suing the los angeles dodgers. they're holding the team responsible for not providing adequate security for the day he was beaten into a coma. with more from what the family wants, david has more. >> reporter: the dodger organization is being blamed for negligence, for not beefing up security for such a contentious game between long-time rivals. the 31-page lawsuit claims the lack of security and inadequate lighting created an ideal condition for crime. los angeles attorney representing # -- representing the family. >> you got gangs on one hand and getting rid of security on the other. it's supposed to be a place for families. >> reporter: the dodger organization, including its owner, declined to comment. the family is also seeking an unspecified amount in damages for emotional distress and the loss of a father's companionship to 12-year-old tyler and eight-year-old daughter, tabitha. 42-year-old brian remains in critical condition at san francisco general hospital. his sister said the family would not be speaking

. >>> in los angeles, four-legged dodgers fans got a chance to take in a ball game.ecked out in dodger blue, dogs of all shapes and sizes filled the stands and paraded around the field with their owners. the dogs are just one of several major league baseball teams welcoming man's best friend to the ballpark. all proceeds went to charity. oh, that's great. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather, here's meteorologist ginger z. good to have you back. >> i guess the west coast is the only reprieve we are getting. >> today you are going to be fine in the southwest. it is not the case throughout the rest of the nation and not in parts of the mountains. you see that north-south orientation. well, the cold is on the back end. and i would say cool. we have to make it relative. these are current temperatures. we will see a 15 to 20 degree on top of this. take the surface map and you have the issues here. in parts of montana. but behind it, it leaves clear, skies for lost angeles and not a whole lot of rain. you have to add a little bit. now we look at the for

pasado casi dos meses desde que un aficionado de los gigantes de san francisco recibio una golpiza brutal a las afueras del estadio de los "dodgers", en los angeleshoy, "bryan stow" volvio al area de la baÍa, aunque su vida aun esta lejos de ser lo que era aquel dia, cuando salio de casa.---"edgardo quijano" nos informa.. ---una mujer fue arrestada por su presunta participacion en un ataque en el que un hombre perdio la vida.---el incidente se produjo cuando "joe hernandez" fue atacado en el "temple nightclub" localizado en la calle "howard" el pasado mes de enero.---"hernandez", quien estudiaba medicina en la universidad de california en san francisco, murio tras recibir un fuerte golpe en la cabeza.---el responsable de la muerte de "hernandez" continua profugo, pero fue captado por la camara de vigilancia del lugar.---durante el ataque, un hombre trato de intervenir, pero fue agredido por una mujer, identificada como "tracy luong," quien ya se encuentra en custodia de las autoridades. --la policia de san francisco dio a conocer la identidad de dos hombres que murieron en un tiroteo ocurrido durante el fin de semana.--ellos respondian al nombre

dodger stadium. >> in the wake of this tragedy, the city, the los angeles police department, the dodger and giants organizations work closely together to find this individual, to ramp up security, and to ensure the safety of all of our fans. >> police are still looking for the other suspect and the woman they say drove the car they left in. at the news conference, they urged those folks to turn themselves in. >> thank you very much. >>> well, we can only imagine the sense of relief brian's family feels tonight and perhaps no one more than his mom. an ma coivich continues with the news on the arrest. >> believe me, we're going to be doing high fives. i'm going to be holding up his hand. >> reporter: that's brian stow's mother who spoke with us minutes after the police called her with the news. she said she's always known they would make an arrest. >> it's the way they presented themselves. they've been compassionate and reached out to us. they said they would not rest until they got these guys. i put it out of my mind. i knew it was going to be taken care of. obviously they did what they promised.

---un aficionado de los gigantes de san francisco que permanece en estado de coma despues de recibir una golpiza brutal afuera del estadio de los "dodgers" en los angelesrasladado a un hospital del area de la bahia.---segun la portavoz del centro medico de la "universidad del sur de california" en los angeles, la condicion de "bryan stow" es lo suficientemente estable como para que puedan trasladarlo a un nosocomio de san francisco tan pronto como la proxima semana.---"bryan stow" trabajaba como paramedico en "santa clara" y sufrio lesiones cerebrales despues de ser golpeado por 2 sujetos el pasado 31 de marzo. ---las autoridades no han efectuado ningun arresto en conexion con el ataque. --un trabajador de la construccion cayo de una altura de 15 pies, y vivio para contarlo.--el accidente se produjo al romperse parte del equipo que sujetaba al empleado, tras lo cual, cayo a un hoyo del que pudo ser sacado una hora y media mas tarde gracias a la ayuda de 20 bomberos. --el incidente se registro poco despues de las 3 de la tarde en san jose. --el lesionado se recupera favorablemente. ---a partir de septiembre, california cerrara 70 de los 278 parques esta

brian stow has been in the los angeles hospital ever since being brutally attacked outside of dodger's stadium 6 weeks ago. later today a medical jet will fly him from the los angeles airport to sfo. from there, he'll be taken to the trauma center at san francisco general hospital. his mother says the first order of business will be to stabilize him after that trip from los angeles. >> hopefully that will be in a day or two and so we're going to be excited abthat and start his re-- about that and start his recovery. that's what we're hoping for. >> reporter: they say they have no resentment for dodger fans or for the city of los angeles. ktvu's ally has been talking to los angeles police just this morning. ally will give us an update on the search for those two attackers. that's coming up in our next half hour. >>> crews are set to remove an old oak tree in the park today. they are clearing the way for a water line project. craig is in the park this morning talk to neighbors. >> reporter: it's complicated. we're at 15th avenue on marsh. on friday a couple of the people who live here go

. >> and in the wake of this horrific tragedy, the city, los angeles police department, the dodger and giants organizations worked closely together to find this individual. to ramp up security. and to ensure the safety of all of our fans. >> as many as 20 los angeles detectives worked 6000 hours to develop 360 leads before the parole agent got on to one of his own parolees. >> thank you, don. for now bryan's family can savor a feeling of justice and gratitude tonight. his mom has been beside her son's bedside. linda yee continuing with coverage with ann stow's reaction. >> reporter: ann, bryan stow's family are happy with this news of the arrest even though tonight he remains in critical condition. >> we will be doing high fives. >> reporter: bryan's mother ann couldn't hold back her joy hearing a suspect was arrested. she said she never gave up hope the l.a.p.d. would track down the suspects responsible for the vicious beating of her son. >> they were so compassionate with our family and reached out to us. and made a promise that they were not going to rest until they got these guys.

---y hoy tambÉn jugaron los "gigantes" de san francisco, que se enfrentaron a los "dodgers en los angelessin embargo la reacción fue arpida y morelia, con este gol emparejaba los cartones no se movió el marcador posteriormente, así que todo queda en la vuelta >>> pasamos a los copa libertadores de américa, jaugares de chiapas, intentando hacer la grande allá en paraguay, sin embargo este gol, tras el error del arquero, le permitió al equipo guaraní, el triunfo 1-0 benitez fue el autor del único tanto cerro porteño está en las semifinales del torneo >>> en el mundo del bk basketball de la nba, el alemán intentaba defender su terreno en dallas y tomar una ventaja de 2-0 sin embargo, kevin duran salió muy bien enfilado, vean con este disparo de media distancia anotando 21 2 de sus 24 puntos emparejando la serie a 1 por bando ahora van a oklahoma city >>> en el mundo del ciclismo, tyler, ex compañero de lance amstrong, declaró en una entrevista de televisión, dijo que consumió sustancias prohibidas en repetidas ocasiones hay que recordar que ganó el medalla olímpica >>> béisbol de la gran car

--un aficionado de los gigantes de san francisco sigue sin mostrar mejoria tras la paliza que le dieron a la salida de un partido en el estadio de los "dodgers", en los angelesstrar los sedantes que lo mantenian en coma inducido y, si bien no mostro secuelas negativas, aun no ha despertado, ni ha reaccionado a diversos esÍmulos.--el joven, paramedico de oficio, sufrio una grave lesion cerebral al ser golpeado brutalmente el pasado 31 de marzo.--desde entonces esta hospitalizado. --los dos autores del ataque, siguen profugos. ---pasamos con guillermo quiroz con el pronostico. ---mas adelante en noticias univision 14......algo tan sencillo como sacar la lengua, le podria ayudar a bajar de peso... pero no se haga muchas ilusiones porque no es tan facil... le explicaremos al regresar de costa a costa... y en todo el país, para detener a quienes no usan el cinturón de seguridad. abróchate el cinturón de seguridad siempre, de día y de noche, o serás multado. no importa quién seas o dónde vivas. ellos están alerta. la policía multa para salvar vidas. abrochado o multado. ---¿le gustaria bajar de peso con tan solo sacar la lengua?... no es tan sencillo, pero ese es

she was described as wearing a dodgers jersey with the name ethier on it. >>anchor: giants returned to los angelesith the dodgers tonight. the lapd will be on hand to make sure there are no problems. they will be handing out flyers and during can't after it before the game. they're hoping that they can help get more leads and tips. >>anchor: the weather forecast, some son, what is the high? any chance of rain this afternoon? >>reporter: we are finally starting to dry out. we had a better chance to see rain this morning. that has passed. acquiescent clouds hanging around since the afternoon but you have some drinks in sunshine. we will have more as we head into tomorrow. the system is breaking--clear conditions as we head into tomorrow. curves islamic is across the board. not much variety in temperatures. 54 in mountain view, 50 greensand mistake, but the afternoon highs remain an low 60s. low about tomorrow and friday when saturday and sunday, partly cloudy, breezy conditions. we will stay dry and keep dry conditions until next to it. 936, less taken with erica. >>reporter: we are no longer tracki

. >>> more surgery for the baseball fan, badly beaten in los angeles at dodgers stadium. doctors have to drain fluid that is building up in brian stoh's brain. he was attacked by dodgers fans. police have not found his attackers. >> a real-life fight club. some arizona teens caught brawling in a park. take a look at this. you can see a huge crowd, surrounding the kids throwing punches at each other. teens and neighbors say it's a weekly event, called fight night. and they aren't even afraid to admit they're part of the violence. >> i like the fighting. it's raw. it's just my thing. >> there's no forcing people to fight. it's just, you get out here and you fight. >> reporter: phoenix police say the teens aren't doing anything illegal. but they are going to keep a closer eye on the park during fight night. >>> ever wonder who your kids are talking to and what they're saying? john shumway has new tools to keep children safe in the cyber world. >> reporter: protecting our children is parenting job 1. and a shield we expect our schools to carry on as well. but at progressively

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bryan stow, the san francisco giants fan who was brutally beaten in los angeles outside dodger stadium in march could be transferred to a bay area hospital as soon as next week. the 42-year-old has been in a coma at los angeles county-usc medical center since march 31 when he was attacked by two men. doctors are trying to determine that he's stable enough to be transported. three men arrested by on suspicion of marijuana and cocaine for sale. on mandarin white police said it's been played with shootings and other violent crimes, when it went there for the search they arrested these three men. the police department swat team and the sheriff's office conducted the search they found evidence indicating intent to sell. >> mark: chp officer caught stealing and next box gaming system from target store. he was arrested on monday. he was called by security. he is suspected of stealing $1,300 of merchandise from that store on four separate occasions he allegedly sold it on the internet. his bill must chp for five years. >> darya: we will be back with more of a couple of minutes. a live look at

. >> in the wake of this horrific tragedy, the city, los angeles police department, the dodger and giants organizations worked closely together to find this individual, to ramp up security, and to ensure the safety of all of our fans. >> city officials held a news conference today. >> police are still looking for the other suspect and the woman who drove the car they left in. at the conference, the police urged those folks to turn themselves in. >> stow's mother said she just knew this day would come. every single day since the attack, she's been by her son's side. an mac vic is there with reaction from stow's family and friends. >> the family was here visiting today. brian's mom said she was shaking when she got the phone call this morning from the l.a. lapd. they've told her not to talk to the media. >> believe me, i'm going to hold up his hand, and we're going to be doing high fives. >> that's the voice of brian stow's mother who spoke with -- minutes after police called her with the news. she said she's always known there was an arrest. >> it was the way they presented themselves. the

now, meanwhile police here in los angeles continue to search for the dodgers fans who attacked him. for now that's the very latest from los angeles. angie crouch, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, angie. >>> bryan stow's family received more financial support this afternoon at a minor league baseball game. the san jose giants presented a check for nearly $44,000 to stow's family at municipal stadium. his children were there to receive the check along with other family members. >> today is an amazing day. i mean the support that our family has received here from the san jose giants and the community is phenomenal. they have opened their house up to our family and the fans here in san jose have shown us just an amazing outpouring of support. it's our way to say thank you to everybody. >> two-thirds of today's donations came from san jose giants fans. the rest came from fans of the grizzlies, the minor league team in fresno. >>> pope john paul ii moved a step closer to sainthood today. he was formally blessed as part of a beatification at the vatican, but some victims say the church shou