when bryan didn't answer. they told her that time they were the police and looking for bryan. she did tell them she had been talking to him around 6:30. he had told her that there's another employee coming is how he termed it and he just had to go. >> as soon as police got off the phone with jennifer, the phone rang again. >> the deputy again answered the phone call, knew it was a different female voice and the caller told the deputy that her name was jennifer ruff. somebody was claiming that they were bryan's wife that really wasn't. >> a missing man, with two wives. police knew right away, it was going to be an unusual investigation. [ male announcer ] identity theft ... it's one of the fastest growing crimes in america. in fact, there's a new victim of identity theft every...three...seconds. so you have to ask yourself, am i next? one weak password could be all it takes. or trusting someone you shouldn't. over 100 million consumers had their personal information stolen in recent retail store and online secu

telling the operator how bad bryan's injuries are. followed by. his friend pleading for help. >>"911: what happened? someone got beat up there? >>female: someone just got punched, knocked-out. >>911: is he awake? is he breathing? >>female: no. he is snoring and there is blood coming out of his ear. he's just unconscious right now." >>male "hi, i'm an off-duty paramedic. my partner here, that's also a paramedic, was punched from the side. he didn't see it coming. he's unconscious. he's got snoring respirations at the moment, bleeding out of his left ear. >>we need ambulance right now." >>male: "his respiratory rate is decreasing. he has snoring respirations at the moment." >>male: " he was struck by a fist in the head. he hit the on the ground. he is still unconscious." >>male "he's not doing good." male "he's breathing. he's got a pulse, but he's not conscious." >> reporter:the full 911 tape was played in court today in los angeles during a civil case against the dodgers. stow has sued the dodgers and the former team owner. alledging inadequate se

bryan stow's lawyer said he should get $37.2 million or more. this is the first time we have heard the family or their attorney talk about an amount when it comes to their lawsuit. both sides made their final arguments arguments. in the court for los angeles for closing arguments. >> reporter: every day for five weeks bryan stow's family came to the courthouse. their hope now is jurors will take their side and reward them millions to care for their brain damaged son bryan stow. >> we hope so. we hope so. it will come down a the attorneys and their close and hope the jury is listening to everything. >> the argument is this: the dodgers and frank mccourt were negligent by not providing enough security 2011 during and after the game when bryan stow was nearly beaten to death in a parking lot. a chart showed what was described as gaps. >> the dodgers -- [ indiscernible ] >> prevented them from providing a safe place. that is all there is to it. >> you understand the only thing that brian was doing wrong is wearing a jersey that said giants. he wasn'

. >>> 911 calls capturing the moments after bryan stowe was brutally beaten in the parking lot of dodger stadium. >> his res prit tori rate is de -- dash respiratory rate is decreasing. >>> good afternoon. i'm tori campbell. that breaking news is a bomb threat in mountain view. this is a picture tweeted by mountain view police. officers are clearing the area of el camino real and grant road because of a bomb threat. you can see that police are staged outside of a walgreens store. newschopper2 is heading to the scene. police say bomb-sniffing dogs have been called in. it's recommended that you avoid the area. again, east camino real and grant road. we're continuing to follow the breaking news. we'll give you any updates as they come into the ktvu newsroom. >>> now to sunnyvale where a deadly officer-involved shooting is under investigation. the shooting happened just a few hours ago near north fair oaks and maude avenues. police shot and killed a man while serving search warrant and arrest warrants. ktvu's robert handa is there live with what's happening right now. good afternoon, robert.

. >>> a heated day of finger- pointing in the bryan stow case. now a jury decides who should pay for the attack that changed his life forever. >> she is living in their home and eating their food. but she is not lifting a finger. why a california couple says they cannot get rid of their nightmare nanny. ,,,,,, female announcer: don't miss sleep train's 4th of july sale save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. plus, pay no interest for 36 months on tempur-pedic and icomfort. sleep train's 4th of july sale is ending soon. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ heated day in court. attorneys gave their closing ar trying >>> the bryan stow case is now in the hands of the jury after a heated day in court. attorneys gave their closing arguments this morning. they are trying to convince a jury who should foot the bill for stow's costly medical care. >> they didn't do doodley squat and the reason is because man, they wanted to watch the old budget. >> bryan stow's attorney laid out his case this morning against former dodgers owner frank mccourt and

bryan stow has appeared in the l.a.and brian will not take the courtroom because his injuries are so severe he has a hard time communicating instead he is using this video and the 911 recordings following the beating. >> he is on the phone but not conscious. he is decreasing and not good right now. >> you can hear the concern in bryan stow's friend as he describes his injuries to a 911 operator. he goes on to describe the attackers lewis sanchez and walker who took a plea deal. stow's attorney tells us he expected it to take a few weeks. >>> katie, thank you. >>> a vallejo man is targeting dogs who appear to be vicious breeds. his puppy was attacked by a pit bull. they are asking lawmakers to target aggressive breeds. they are requiring them to be registered with the city and muzzled. >>> we are learning more about a coalition to propose changes. and fran, a -- san francisco, a news conference is being held and they are talking about where dogs are allowed in order to protect plants and wild life and a news conference i

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this fight had nothing to do with bryan.ut stow's attorney says this video is just another piece of chilling evidence security was nowhere to be found. >> we proved all this antagonism that went on starting in the second inning somebody being drunk, yelling obscenities, throwing stuff, and nothing happened. totally in violation of their own rules. >> reporter: juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >> stow is wheelchair-bound and needs round the clock assistance by caregivers. he attended the first day of jury selection. his attorney wanted jurors to see what stow's life is like now. he has permanent brain damage and no memory of the night he was beaten. the civil suit alleges former dodgers owner frank mccourt cut corners on security to save money. stow's attorney says medical expenses and lifetime care could cost $34 million. the two men who beat stow pleaded guilty earlier this year in the criminal case. >>> it is 4:43. coming up, california horses sold for food. it is against the law but no one has ever been arrested until now. a kp

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. >> we have bryan. good morning, committee members we shared 3 action items and passed them amazing it was our items 8, 9 and temple item 4 for a clean air program and peter in the committee asked for the transit would cause spill over into parallel streets it was anna said there's a request to the transportation authority thirty to study the issue. item number 8 was a strategic action report for local and resemble bike sharing original models and there was some discussion of entity and the staff is working with the bicycle coalition to identify and get any issues item 9 was a request for 4 hundred and 6 i6r thousands of prop a fund pardon me prop k funded for the safety related requests and there was no discussion on that item which i think is a positive sign that safety related issue transcend you culture and language barriers that's a good sign. with that, if there are no questions i have to take leave >> thank you, mr. a lawyer kin. open this up for public comment for anyone wishing to speak. >> tha

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. >>> after being absent for days about his brutal trial bryan stow was back in court, the new phase they will center today. >>> -- enter today. >>> the letter from the coach u.s. national team that let you be a little late for work today. it is all ahead on the news ktvu channel 2 news. >> this is -- on the ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> we are live near the campus where a woman was the victim of a sexual assault. it is thursday . it is already thursday, pam. >> yes. there is a lot of cloud cover and we did see some cloud cover, maybe about 3 and it is accelerating rapidly over the central sierra and there still could be a little built of drizzle and the breeze and clouds are here and a lot of 60s here, really small spread and still good gusts and it will be a windy day and we'll see clouds in the morning and you can see that beginning to punch in to mendocino county and we did have a little bit of rain. breezy and it will be cooler, 60s and #0s for most, here is sal. >>> and when it comes to the commute one of the busiest in the area, that

he and his partner brian hines were assigned to parking lot number 2 where bryan stow was attacked but he testifies they were required to work in the left field concourse during the game so they weren't back in lot 2 when bryan stow was beaten. >> you have 56,000 people after the game charging towards the gates and there is nobody in lot 2. >> reporter: the family attorney asks so you can't be in two places at one time. his answer is no. he blames dodger ownership. >> you couldn't do both things and then it was in that lot that 25 minutes or 30 minutes passes there is no security, all this other stuff takes place. >> vice president of dodger security testified at the one reason he quit his job prior to the beating was because dodger management cut back the number of uniformed lapd officers working games. he says he warned about potential deterioration of fan behavior without a uniform presence. >> that is a huge deterrent. >> bryan stow's attorney present dodger data that shows the most verbal disturbances occur during giants-dodgers games. >> the jury is beginning to understand the co

4, was bryan stow negligent?the answer is yes, question 5 is, was bryan stow's negligence a substantial factor in causing his harm? yes or no? then the jury gets to the question of money. how much to give out if any. it's all in the hands of the jury. they are back monday. >> we all know about farmer's markets. but a farmer's market for pot? hm. probably only a matter of time, right? kristie fajardo with the story from los angeles. >> reporter: at 1500 esperanza street crews are getting this ready for the first for the first-ever marijuana farmer's market. >> people are really excited about it! >> reporter: executive administrator paisley bradbury says the market will only be open to card carrying cannabis patients who will get the chance to meet growers, educate themselves and get better prices by cutting out the middleman. >> very few patients have the opportunity to discuss with the growers that are providing the medicine what kind of medicine, how they grew it, are they -- do they have pesticides? >> reporter

. >> coming up, the bryan stow peteing trial enters a new phase today, the recent testimony about his condition his mother said was especially hard to take. >>> and calling in sick, the coach of the new york. >>> and past mission we will tell you more about the commute into the valley. >>> we have a cold front slicing through and there has been some rain and we'll see if there is anymore and what is in store for the week. . >>> after being absent for days about his brutal trial bryan stow was back in court, the new phase they will center today. >>> -- enter today. >>> the letter from the coach u.s. national team that let you be a little late for work today. it is all ahead on the news ktvu channel 2 news. >> this is -- on the ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> we are live near the campus where a woman was the victim of a sexual assault. it is thursday . it

cross-talk roles in fact i mean you can jump in anytime you want i very much encourage it michael bryan if i go to you first in washington the united states has been deeply meddling in the affairs of iraq for the over the last ten years does it need to meddle more. well you know what it really needs to peter is a decision decision needs to be made by the president of the united states do we get go back do we get involved again or do we just wash our hands of it and i got to say the reason why it's a decision is because if we're going to get involved in iraq again in century expect it's going to have to be a lot more than three hundred advisers. manpower and a lot of force is going to be needed to keep this country from completely disintegrating and falling apart. and the iraqi government obviously is not up to the task so the united states obama needs to make very very very difficult decision washes hands of this and walk away and it's a bloodbath or we go back in with i mean and i'm serious when i say this one hundred thousand troops two hundred thousand troops which bush did not do he

another hearing is set for friday morning. >>> a dramatic day in the bryan stow beating trial.rors heard from the woman who called 911 the day he was jumped in the parking lot of dodger stadium. dave lopez with dramatic cell phone video and the 911 call. >> reporter: the video at this fight at dodger stadium was taken opening day march 31, 2011, dodgers versus giants, the day of the bryan stow beating and the jury listening to evidence in bryan stow's lawsuit against former dodger owner frank mccourt. watch this video. >> nobody reports it. >> nobody reports it. they were supposed to have security people going up and down the aisles. >> reporter: the attorney for the stow family, a witness he called today testified that the dodger, quote, did not have enough security for security guards to go up and down the aisles in the sixth, seventh, eighth and 9th inning as required by their own policy and this fight he said broke out in the 6th inning and security never knew about it. >> the dodgers pointed out what they were supposed to do, and we know what they did. >> reporter: this wa

. >>> the jury is out as it decides who is to blame for the beating of bryan stow at dodger stadium. the jury went home for the weekend. stow and his family are suing the dodgers and former owner frank mccourt for $37 million. they claim inadequate security and poor lighting were factors in the 2011 attack on bryan stow by two men in the stadium parking lot. the lawyer for the dodgers and mccourt says they owe stow nothing. and here's the jury verdict form. question 1 were the dodgers or frank mccourt negligent, yes or no? if yes, then question two, the was the negligence of that party a substantial factor in causing harm to bryan stow? >>> it's a big weekend. pride kicks off today in san francisco s the big parade is on sunday but this afternoon, final touches were being made on the floats that will line market street. and high above the hills in twin peaks pride's trademark pink triangle is getting ready to be installed. volunteers were out hammering nails into the tarp. the pink triangle will be fully laid out tomorrow. and throughout the weekend, there will be many family- friend

david: i have to have bryan -- go ahead, bryan. >> i find it hard to believe you will talk to retiring baby boomer, talk to them solely about microcap, large stocks. they will not buy that. that is not appropriate investment strategy for that demographic. david: hey, scott, can you be a middleman here? chime in. >> you know i kind of agree with the last statement. it will be hard to sell that. you look at, i'm not a retiring baby boomer but i'm not so far away, and most of the guys back here. it will be hard to sell that at this point we're looking for just, you know, some of the growth, some of the dividend-paying stocks. i definitely agree with the second commentary. liz: except that mark's names that he has picked, they don't exactly look like these crazy, risky small cap names, mark. let's put them up on the screen, pump you up a little bit. avis, now just in the last hour we had a stock-picker who is very smart, has billions in assets picking avis as well. jetblue. you also like penske. what about these names sticks up for your perspective and oar ideas of investing? >> well, i do

bryan hansen got 30 days in administrative segregation for coming on to a female staff member.timothy schrieber got 20 days for verbally abusing an officer. and the fun seems to be over for royanna freed as well. >> i'm moving to unit number six. i need a change. and there's another transgender over there and some over people i met when i started working in the kitchen. i don't know. i'm just tired of it over here. i'm getting caught taking my pillow on camera. look at that. i'm going to jail. >> what was that about? >> because you're not supposed to take your pillow with you, i don't know, from unit to unit. i don't know. >> and you thought you could get away with it? >> i did. i almost did, look. because it's like a big old hassle to get another one. anyway, oh well. how embarrassing, huh? anyway. yeah, this is what -- i've never moved before, so i don't know how to work this. >> with the transfer, royanna leaves behind the two other gay inmates who had become friends. robert burzee and michael cherry. >> royanna moved over to six, so -- so the trio's kind of split up. >> tim

first up bryan caplan a professor of economics at george mason university is talking to us about kids pacifically went to have them how many and the effect that they had on one professional life not good i would assume but we'll find out he's got some pretty provocative thoughts on the subject as a whole and you definitely don't want to miss my interview with him and then we're talking to george sells and about three's banking now sullivan says that the best way to create stability in a banking system is to deregulate it and i counter intuitive but by the way yesterday and in today's big deal i'm joined by our chief political correspondent mr sam sachs sam is sitting down with me and i have to discuss the rise of these children's separate servant economists who don't want to miss a moment when it all starts right now. with. our lead story today never put something in e-mail that you wouldn't want the whole wide world to read i'm talking to you morgan stanley now the mudslinging between allergen and valley and pharmaceutical got more intense this week but it was actually backers of mor

made after giants fan bryan stow was brutally beaten at dodgers stadium. that's coming up next. seven decades after earning the purple heart, a veteran finally earns his mettldal the father and former paramedic now has brain damage and is partly disabled. the newly released emergency call describes the panic and desperation. right after the brutal beating on bryan stow. "911: what happened? someone got beat up there? female: someone just got punched, knocked-out. 911: is he awake? is he breathing? female: no. he is snoring and there is blood coming out of his ear. he's just unconscious right now." male "hi, i'm an off-duty paramedic. my partner here, that's also a paramedic, was punched from the side. he didn't see it coming. he's unconscious. he's got snoring respirations at the moment, bleeding out of his left ear. we need ambulance right now." male: "his respiratory rate is decreasing. he has snoring respirations at the moment." male: " he was struck by a fist in the head. he hit the ground. also, hit his head on the ground. he is still unconscious." male "he's not doing good

>> not much. >> reporter: bryan stow's father, david, has attended much of the trial and was in the fronting the testimony. >> didn't seem he answered a lot of the questions asked. >> reporter: the stow attorney brought up statements that the incident brought into light incivility in the stadium. >> the lead attorney for stow is not allowed to ask about lavish spending. he suggested mccort drained money from the team that could have gone to security. >>> no contest, plea entered by a high profile tech ceo. the ceo of nextdoor. police say he changed lanes on 101 forcing another driver to swerve out of the way. that driver crashed into a barrier but polier kept going. he was immediately sentenced to 30 days in jail and a $239 fine. >>> back here in california when metal thieves strike police don't have the resources to fight back but that may change. state lawmakers are working on legislation that will create a special task force aimed at catching these thieves. >> what this bill attempts to do is have a 1% fee on recycleable materials to pay for law enforcement to investigate and prosecute

. >>> 7:09. 911 tapes released in the pry yan stow case -- bryan so case. >> my partner -- bryan stowease. >> my partner has been hit. >>> good morning. right now we're looking at a commute where traffic is doing very well in some areas and not so well no other -- in others. >>> a couple of reports of mist, drizzle. antonio in daly city and el granada, for some it will be a follow, foggy day. for others, it will be warm to hot. will it be as hot as yesterday? i don't think so. i'll explain why. >>> u.s. companies, including many here in the bay area, are stashing billions of dollars offshore costing tax payers a ton of money here at home. that comes straight from a report released just 15 minutes ago. ktvu's kyla campbell is live in washington with details on which bay area companies are doing it and why it's perfectly legal. good morning, kyla. >> reporter: this report from the us public interest research group shows that apple stores more money in offshore tax havens than any other u.s. company. $111billion. other bay area companies, including google, hue bit packard, chevron and int

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bryan stow's beating in 2011 left him brain damaged and closing arguments are expected tomorrow. >>>ent of home lap security is overwhelmed by a surround of children he will lyle lee crossel -- illegally crossing the border without parents. and in escondido near san diego, that was rejected, it attract the for park attracted property values in escondido. the company said they would install a tall fence around the property and tried to convince the city it would be safe. >> they say approximately who of sent it but not coming and taking it the to others and they decided to reject the permit. >>> and they are wrapping up its current session. there are three days left for the court to announce their decision. for some of the more closely matched cases, this includes it. >>> and they can look into what they owe for union dues. >>> we are getting a sneak peak inside the home for the 49ers. and in just 22 years and it is almost 2 million square feet. highlights include the roomy seats and more than 2000 televisions and 2 gigantic high definition score boards. levi is also being built with

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dodgers could be brought in to testify in the bryan stow case. >>> welcome back everybody. time is 4:53. frank mccourt could take the stand today in bryan stow's civil trial against him and the team. his stay could be brief if the judge limits issues allowed in the questioning. stow's attorney wants to ask him about team finances. stow suffered severe brain damage after being beaten by two dodger fans on opening day three years ago. >>> time is 4:54. donald sterling now plans to dig up dirt on the nba. the ap reports sterling has fired four private eyes to investigate the league's former and current commissioners as well as the 29 owners. the private detectives will look into whether the chiggers or owners ever made racist or sexist remarks. sterling sued the nba for $1 billion after the league tried to oust him as the clippers owner for his own racist rants. >>> colin kaepernick and two other players won't face charges after an encounter with a woman in a l.a. hotel room. there is no evidence that any crime was committed. a 25-year-old woman told miami police she woke up i

. >>> still ahead, bryan stow versus the dodgers. new testimony today suggests the team didn't have enough security to protect the fans. >> and the bay area is getting ready to host super bowl 50. how even nonsports fans will benefit from the big game. >> low clouds now returning along the embarcadero. we are live in san francisco at pier 23. it's a comfortable evening outside but things are changing as we head toward th weekend. we'll have the updated seven- day forecast next. on campus. eople were shot at >>> they say a student at a washington university is a hero tonight after disarming a gunman on campus. four people were shot at seattle pacific university this afternoon. one person has died. three others are in critical condition. police say a student disarmed the gunman while he was trying to reload his weapon. authorities now have that gunman in custody and believe that he was acting alone. >>> security at dodger stadium has become the big topic in bryan stow's civil suit against the team. reporter dave lopez with who some of

. >>> the case of bombshell mascara -- case of san francisco giants fan bryan stow is now in the hands of the jury. mccourt's lawyer places the blame on the two men and the family hopes the jury sides with him. >> we hope so. we hope so. it will come down to the attorneys and their close and hope the jury is listening to everything and make the right decision. >> bryan stow did not attend closing arguments today. the family wanted to spare him from hearing about his pain and suffering. >>> bill would double fines for people who assault others on sadeium property. -- stadium property. someone who commits an assault could be fined up to $1,000. battery $2,000. many stadiums started posting numbers fans can call or text to report a incident to security. it must be approved by the senate and assembly before going to the governor. >>> crews completed their work and reopened a street in san francisco where a water main broke earlier today. about 9:00 a.m. this morning while crews were testing the pressure of a line used by the fire department. crews drained a foot of water from the intersect

new details in the brutal beating of giants fan bryan stow.e the 9-1-1 calls made just after the attack. which changed his life forever. the two men responsible for the beating. have been sentenced. now stow's family is suing the dodgers. alleging in- adequate security at the stadium. the full recording of the emergency call. was played for the jury hearing the case. take a listen. the entire 911 tape was played in court on wednesday during a civil trail. stow is suing the dodgers and the former team owner for inad security at the stadium the day his life changed forever. you can listen to the full tape on our website kron 4.com y and all of the night - the kinks♪ ♪all day and all of the night - the kinks♪ yoplait. with a smooth and creamy taste your whole family loves. it is so good all the time. 43. president obama did a camera around. let's listen in for a minute. >>: today and a new century are to democracy's continue to stand for and hold the same values and the world. democracy and liberty and the rule of law. will continue to watch as t

new details in the beating of giants fan bryan stow. we now have the 9-1-1 calls made just after the attack. stow's family is suing the dodgers. saying there was inadequate security at the stadium. the full recording of the emergency call was played for the jury hearing the case yesterday. caltrans says a loose pivot pin is to blame for some damage on the carquinez bridge. the agency is now working on a permanent repair. caltrans made the discovery during an inspection of the bridge last month. the loose pin caused other pieces of an expansion joint to crack. in the meantime, a temporary support has been installed. caltrans stresses the strength of the bridge has not been compromised. the father of former paramedic now has brain damage and is partially disabled. the newly released emergency call describes the panic and desperation right after the brutal beating on brian stow. but he snorer right now and what is coming out of his ears. his unconscious. >>: out in all city paramedic my partner who is also permitted was punched from the si

. >> an attorney for bryan stow confirms the beating victim suffered a stroke 10 days ago while his civil lawsuit against the dodgers continues. this morning the 45-year-old said something to the effect i'm okay to an abc news crew as he was wheeled into the los angeles courtroom. according to fox news if los angeles, the attorney says that he coming back okay from the stroke and will be speaking with him today. a doctor testifying in the trial says bryan stow has reached a plateau in treatment and may never improve. he is suing the los angeles dodger for negligence in the attack outside the stadium that left him with permanent brain injuries. >>> we have new details involving the veteran oakland firefighter critically injured in a training exercise at the airport. he now is awake and breathing on his own in the hospital. the 55-year-old michael ow a 28 year department veteran was hurt when the truck slipped during a drill at the ok land airport yesterday. it was loaded with 3,000 pounds of water and more than 400 pounds of foam and rolled as he turned. he was wearing a seatbelt. >> it is

james bryan is charged with stealing they million from west cot electric. bryan who worked as a project manager at the time of the theft allegedly took the money over the past 11 years to support a gambling addiction. in the wake of the v.a. scandal senator bob casey is pushing for legislation to address the doctor shortage across the country. senator casey will be at jefferson university hospital in center city today for a press conference on the proposal. the bill is aimed at opening up more spots for doctors at pennsylvania hospitals and making sure they are properly trained. >>> the archdiocese of philadelphia reinstate as priest suspended for sex abuse allegations. the reason why the archbishop moved him back in the ministry. police say love is at the center after stabbing at this camden county wawa. wait until you hear what the suspect -- how the suspect knew how to find the victims. >> we're seeing showers now with plenty of clouds, a live look outside at cape may from the camera atop the marquis de lafayette hotel. will the clouds and showers be aro

they were assigned to the parking lot where bryan stow was attacked. they were sents to a different area -- sent to a different area before the attack. >> 56,000 people after the game charging towards the gates and there is nobody in lot 2. >> the lawsuit filed accuses the dodgers and former owner of failing to provide property security. the case is expected to wrap up in three weeks. >>> san jose police are investigating a death. a body was found on the side of the road this morning. mesophylly thought the man was involved -- police initially thought the man was involved in a hit and run but once they turned over the body they discovered the person was stabbed. at this point police have not identified the victim. >>> recognition long over due, why he had to wait decades for his meddles and he remembers all he did to earn them. >> a famous san francisco restaurant and its chef saying good-bye. why he is closing up shop after 30 years in business. >> triple digits possible -- [ audio difficulties ] i can't wait to get to mattress discounters because the

. >> next, a set back for bryan stow in his recovery from the attack outside dodger stadium three years ago. >> a poll finds governor brown in the lead in the re-election bid but it is not as big of a margin as many thought over the man you seeing, republican rival. >>> we have an off-ramp into san francisco closed this morning and officers are still here on the scene of a fatal car accident. i will give you an update next. >>> i am leyla gulen in the traffic center, and a look at the san francisco skyway with the sig-alert that amy has been talked about, controlled chaos is the best way to describe it with heavy traffic impacting our bay area commute from the east bay with more details straight ahead. >> i found the drizzle at sfo where we have one hour and nearly 31 minute flight arrival delays. there is more drizzle in the forecast and a heat wave in the back half of it with details after the bre i'll have my usue cheeseburger. you can have that. or-two new versions of the ultimate cheeseburger. one has sliced jalapeños and creamy ranch sauce, the other has sweet and tangy barbecue s

our new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live in salem with the disturbing details on this, cleve? >> reporter: police are looking for latea harris, they had a hard time locating her. she was working in the mcdonald's when a former co-worker came in. it enraged harris. she followed her behind the restaurant and savagely beat her in front of the victim's toddler son. we warned you this video is graphic as well as the victim's injuries. >> it was a brutal beating, salem police pulled from you tube, this is the result, catherine suffered a broken nose and concussion as well as extensive bruises and cuts to her face. >> i could have been dead right now and she hit me in the right spot it would have been over. >> reporter: she says she used to work at mcdonald's with the suspect whom police identified as 25 year-old latea harris. she said fight started over work place gossip which she took part in but never imagined it would go so far. >> thinks not good for anybody. you don't look good. i definitely don't look good. it doesn't look good. >> reporter: in the video i group of what appear

as "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan shows us the signing came on the last full day of a special olympics competition in mercer county. >> reporter: national special olympic games are going strong in central new jersey this week with the athletes like joe hail from westville, new jersey racking up the medals. >> i'm having fun. meeting new friends. that is what it is all about competition. >> reporter: athletics have not been easy, as a child coaches wouldn't let him sign up because of disability. >> all i do is cry to be honest with. >> fortunately, his experience may not have to be repeated. >> with special olympic, athletes, and equal access to playing sports, in the the school. they must get a chance to try out, and, reasonable accommodations to play. >> everybody should have an opportunity to experience things that i experience. >> every single person has value, every person, every person, can make us better. >> reporter: olympic swimmer darrah torres attended and said athletes are athletes no matter their ability level. >> these athletes are amazing, every athlete is a favo

in camden, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, we have a sneak peak of the new art exhibit foundation, the world is an apple, the still lives of paul say cezanne, premiered that work. gallery charts his still life paintings over the course of his life and a range of scenes including apple, flowers and skulls. the barnes foundation permanent art collecton contains 69 works by him, the exhibit opens to the public june 22nd and runs through september. >>> kathy joins us now this rain isn't just a nuisance but a real danger out there. >> flash flooding doesn't happen often around here and when it does, it is really something else. we're talking about streets flooded, tunnels flooded. i got this report from the national weather service. is there a report that water is waist high on i-95 north and south at the broad street tunnel and numerous vehicles are stranded so please if you are traveling in south philadelphia know that the rain is moving out, but the flooding continues and there are issues at citizens bank parkas well. lets look outside we have rain falling even in center

"eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan, live at the scene with what authorities are saying tonight , cleve. >> reporter: within the last half an hour we did get a release from the prosecutor's office. they are still withholding the name of the victim as well as company involved with the demolition here. this happened around where you see that backhoe and part of the wall demolish. authorities say they arrived within minutes but the victim was already dead. >> authorities say it was a chaotic scene around 12:30 when they arrived at route 38 demolition site a man was covered in rub well only his feet visible and backhoe operator he was working with was complaining of chest pains. >> they were working on taking the last part of the building down when the collapse occurred. we don't know exactly how or why it occurred. >> reporter: according to the officials, the work was 90 percent done tearing down the video store. rescuers found the worker who died in the trench and covered with concrete, metal and roofing materials. investigators with the prosecutor's office were charged wi

. >>> security at dodger stadium is the hot issue in bryan stow's civil suit against the dodgers. a security guard implied today that los angeles police were slow to respond to the parking lot where stow was beaten. the defense said there was extra security on the hand for the game but bryan stow's lawyer says that was not enough. >> if you own the land, you have the responsibility not lapd to keep the places reasonably safe. >> another man who helped oversee security testified he quit his position with the dodgers after the 2009 season because police staffing cutbacks made him feel unsafe. >>> a car on the run dodging traffic at 100 miles an hour. but police had no idea three young kids were along for the ride. scary ending to this wild high- speed chase. >> the secret to losing weight? just chill out! the bay area research that says cold could be the key to shedding the pounds. >> it is a sunny evening along the embarcadero in san francisco. and really not much wind outside. so pleasant in the city right now. live outside at pier 23, we'll take a look at the patio and have your

. >>> now in the hands of a los angeles jury, the civil case of giants' fan bryan stow. his lawyer is asking for $37 million in damages to cover the medical care stow will need for the rest of his life. >> honest to god, the guy did the right thing. they did the wrong thing. you've got to make it right. >> reporter: the attorney for the dodgers argue that stow's medical costs will be less than $11 million. two men pleaded guilty to attacking stow in the dodger stadium parking lot back in 2011. the bryan stow case, doubling the fines for lawbreakers, the bill passed the public safety committee today. >> it creates a specific fine that if a fan engages in violence against another fan or disrupts the game by jumping on the field or throwing something on the field, that shouldn't be done. >> the new legislation would increase fines for a person who commits battery on stadium property to $4,000. disrupting a game would be subject to a $250 fine. >>> now to our continuing coverage of the world cup. thousands of u.s. fans erupt in celebration down in brazil. team usa on their w