brian stow is coming out of a medically-induced coma after being unconscious for two weeks. tonight we have details from a fundraiser where brian brian stow's cousin spoke about his condition and recovery. plus new security measures at dodger stadium to keep fans safer in the future. kron 4's reggie kumar has the details in the top story at 11:00. >> reporter: as brian stow shows signs of improvement they continue fund raising efforts thursday. >> brian stow. >> reporter: all of them are glad he is recovering. >> promising news. i hope he wakes up. i want our friend back. >> reporter: doctors took him out of his medically-induced coma. they removed his vent later. brian stow was beaten outside dodger stadium two weeks ago. they are just waiting for him to open his eyes. >> the doctors took him off his sedations. they are just waiting for whatever chemicals in his body to dissipate. >> reporter: this a mage aer milestone. >> it is. he has gone five days without seizures. thankful. just waiting for him to wake up. they don't know a time line. head injuries are unique. every cas

the amr association doing great work today for brian stow. they raised over $50,000. of course you can go to nbcbayarea.com and search for brian stow and find out how to donate. 64 in san jose. out in san francisco, at at&t park, when the wind kicked up it felt like the 40s at about 6:00 today. 46 in san mateo. 48 in san jose. and a few 30s inland, especially in north bay. for tomorrow, the sun stays with us, but the clouds are going to be building as we are looking at showers returning back into the mix. not too much happening right now. just high level cloud cover across central california. but what we're watching is more energy building out here in the gulf of alaska. that's our next system. it's very weak. the heart of the storm is going to be heading well up into washington. we'll just get grays by the bottom edge of this. so this will mean showers here. getting introduced as we head into wednesday. may have to turn on the windshield wipers a bit, but not a big system by any means. the north bay, only .10 of an inch of rainfall. little to nothing expected for the

it's the first meeting at at&t park and the first time they meet since brian stow was attacked outside the stadium. both teams have specials planned. the giants honor stow and collect donations for the family. the dodgers will do a similar thing. andy from the nbc chance in los angeles has live look at how the outreach is coming in this morning from los angeles. good morning. >> reporter: hi, good morning, brent. that's right. there's going to be donations here at dodgers stadium. there's going to be a fund-raiser and people have the opportunity to drive through and give money to his family for medical bills and his two children. you are talking about the game. we are talking baseball and sports. the tone is going to be a lot more serious. perhaps it will be reflective of the fact there's going to be more security. this is who we are talking ability. this is a name we have heard quite a bit about over the last two weeks. brian stow. we were looking at a few things on craig's list. we found disturbing messages about retaliation, one of them asking for people to go ahead and beat the peo

it is reassuring to know that good people are speaking out and are appalled. >> reporter: brian's cousin, john stow, says while brian was at the game the night he was attacked, he texted his wife, commenting that he felt uneasy at the stadium. >> my wife received a text message from brian during the game where he basically said he was scared inside the stadium. >> reporter: now, detectives are searching for the two men that attacked brian. >> there's several leads. we are receiving a lot of tips from the public. >> reporter: doctors say brian suffered a fractured skull and bruising to the frontal lobes of his brain. surgeons removed a section of his skull to prevent his brain from swelling. the swelling has since gone down. >> however, since that time, he has remained in a comatose state. and our medical team has done and is doing everything to ensure that the most optimal outcome that is possible is achieved and we are working tirelessly to do so. it's very hard to say what the prognosis is. >> reporter: so now, brian's father, sisters and mother hold a 24-hour watch by his side, hoping the parame

the star of the show, brian stow. >> brian is a sweetheart. he will avoid conflict like a plague. >> reporter: two unidentified men put stow in the usc medical center following last week's season opener in los angeles. no one who knows stow believes he did anything to prompt or instigate the attack. stow and his colleagues regularly see the kinds of injuries stow himself is facing. that experience has not prepared him to deal with the injury to someone they know and love. >> when it hits home like this, it's very difficult, frustrating and sad. all of us have been trying. we just try to get through. >> reporter: sponsors of this fund-raiser say they are trying to raise as much money as possible with all of the proceeds going to help for stow's kids and his medical expenses, all to give the family peace of mind while stow recovers from the violent attack. >> we're doing our best to make sure that he and his family need nothing. and we're doing our best to make sure they are all taken care of. >> reporter: sharks and warriors' jerseys are on sale

hope and pray he comes out that have coma. >> they told us earlier today it brought in $61,000 for brian stow and his two children. the paramedic suffered brain damage and remains in a medically induced coma. >>> meanwhile los angeles police are still searching for the suspects. according to witnesses two young men began taunting stow in the stadium parking lot after the march 31st game. investigators say the men knocked stow to the ground and then punched and kicked him repeatedly before fleeing in a car driven by a woman. the reward fund for information on stow's attackers has now grown to more than $150,000. it's not just fans and security who are thinking about brian stow tonight. our joe fonzi spoke with giants' buster posey about tonight's game. we'll hear from the fan favorite coming up in 15 minutes. >>> we also continue our coverage of the fan attack on our web site page. you'll find a link to a fundraising page brian stow. >> jurors will be back nor more deliberations for barry bonds tomorrow. we have been following this and they tell us jurors did ask for more testimony to be red b

team is holding their own fund- raiser in los angeles to help brian stow. ey are asking people to to go to dodger stadium today, donate cash and checks to the trust fund. another fund-raiser for stow happening tonight is at the el palomar restaurant. there will be food, raffles -- a raffle and a silent raffle. >>> 8:02. overnight in berkeley. 30 homes lost water service after a water main broke. east bay m.u.d. said a pipe burst on shaddock near angels avenue. residents tell us they woke up after hearing the gushing sound of water near their home. it took about an hour before the crews were able to shut off the hour. >>> one person is in custody this morning after a deadly stabbing outside a burger king, near clayton road last night. it happened around 4:30 yesterday afternoon an that's when police found the unidentified 19-year-old stabbing victim. he -- he later died at the hospital. >>> 8:0. well, japan was able to -- was hit with a 6 po 6 aftershock -- 6.6 aftershock today. take a look at some new video of the aftershock. this is an evacuation center. lo

and there's no room for that. >> reporter: brian stowe remains hospitalized and heavily sed -- sedated, and his family launched a web site where the dodger fans are sending well wishes. clearly the rivalry still goes on but giant fans promised tomorrow it will be in good fun. >> it will still be fine and we would embrace them just like we expect they would. >> reporter: the police aren't saying exactly how much more security will be on hand for the game, just there will be a lot of it, and the giants are dedicating the whole game to brian stowe tomorrow, and everyone is hoping that remains the focus. abc-7 news. >> alan: just trying to keep at it friendly rivalry. the jury will resume deliberations in the perjury trial of former giants slugger barry bonds. jurors ended the first day of deliberations on friday without a verdict. the panel did ask to hear a reedback of testimony from bonds' former personal shopper. she testified she saw his personal trainer, greg anderson, give him an injection before a 2002 road trip, and they listened to a recording of anderson talking about injecting

outside as well as inside of the ball park. >> stowe's family revealed he felt unsafe, even during the game. >> my proceed received a text message from brian during the game where he basically said he was scared inside the stadium. >> a short time later while stowe was heading back to his car, two men dressed in dodgers clothing attacked him. >> we believe there was approximately 100 people near where this assault took place and we would like to reach out to them to contact us and provide whatever information they may have. >> at a bar near at&t park, giants fans, joe garber were saddened, but not surprised. >> it's such a heated rivalry that something is going to happen, especially when alcohol is involved. >> the giants announced they will dedicate their first home gauge against the dodgers to brian stowe. they will pay tribute to him during the pregame ceremonies as well as collect donations. dana. >>> all right, elizabeth, thank you. in the meantime, a local pizza chain just wrapped up a day long fundraiser for brian stowe. pizza my heart is donating three out of every $10 from today's sales to the stowe family. the owner was also at t

. >> the giants are dedicating tonight's game to brian stow. there is a pregame ceremony in which both teams will be on the field to send a message of tolerance to the crowd in an effort to keep the peace. >> more than a hundred co-workers from american medical response arrived on a mission and hoping to collect a lot of money for the game for the 42 year old paramedic's mounting medical bills. they hope to donate money in brian stow fund that is generated by the san francisco credit union. >> they have high hopes tonight. >> and george costa is in charge of ball park operations that includes in house security and his warning is don't cause trouble. >> there is an element of people who are bent on that. >> there will be much security tonight as in the world series. 40 percent more than normal and that includes a beefed-up police presence. >> it is out in the stadium and in the parking lots . retaliation and that's what police and the giants are worried about. it is for the brutal beating they received . dodger fans are concerned about violence.

it eesz been a baneful week for the family and friends of brian stow.e was attacked at the dodgers stadium. he remains hospitalized in a coma. we are getting to know more about him from the woman who worked closest to him. rebecca was his partner. they worked 12-hour shifts together. she says brian treated every patient with the utmost respect an charmed them with his humor. >> he made light of the bad situations. he tried to cheer them up. he was passionate about his job and loved to take care of his patients. always had them laughing to make them feel better. as a partner, he was a great friend. >> he was a devoted father who embraced every moment with his young son and daughter. the attack is a great loss to the community. he should be helping patients instead of being one. the story is captivating people around the state and the country. this morning, we are hearing from a couple who saw the beating and were the first to come to his aid. mary parks from our sister station had the story. >> reporter: joan is a lifetime dodgers fan. they have seen hug

all proceeds go to the brian stow fund. >>> 8:40.he lead investigator in the chauncey bailey murder case is talking publicly about the case for the first time. sergeant derwin longmire testified at the trial of yusef bey iv yesterday. bay is the former leader of the now defunct your black muslim bakery and is accused of ordering the killings of chauncey bailey in 2007. >> it's unusual. but certainly not heard of. there are all kinds of police ack tickses that officers -- tactics that officers do to get people to talk to -- to start talking to they. >> the bey trial resumes on monday. >>> 8:416789 secretary of state hillary clinton, and other nato partners have just wrapped up a two-day meeting in germany on the progress of the military campaign in libya. they agreed to continue the effort until moammar gadhafi leaves office. [ sirens ] >> that's moammar gadhafi there. he is continuing to show that he has no intention of stepping down. libyan state tv showed him riding in the car through the streets of tripoli, pumping his fis testimo

we'll update the forecast in a few. >>> there is no change in the condition of brian stow. he's still in a los angeles hospital after suffering from brain trauma. tonight the giants host the dodgers for the first time since the attack on stow. the giants honor stow before the game. a fund-raiser will be held to support his family. two men attacked stow outside dodgers stadium on march 31st. >>> the dodgers will have their own fund-raiser at dodgers stadium for stow today. andy from our nbc station in los angeles is joining us live with a look at what the dodgers are going to do in l.a. >> reporter: good morning from los angeles. that's right. in about an hour, people are going to come here to dodgers stadium to donate money to brian stow and his family. the medical bills have been adding up. he remains in critical condition this morning. we talk about the giants. we talk about the dodgers. the first thing that comes to mind is rivalry. that's what makes the games so great. tonight, the tone is going to be far more serious and perhaps a little more dangerous tone there. i use

witnesses say the attackers wearing dodgers clothing hit brian stow in the head. as he fell to the ground he also hit his head. injuries are so serious surgeons had to remove part of stow's skull to relieve some of the swelling. doctors at an l.a. county hospital say the 42 year owed is in critical condition, but is stable. here is a look at a police sketch of two suspects. a $10,000 reward is being offered for information leading to their arrest. now, coming up a little later at 5:00, medical reporter, talks to doctors about stow's treatment and prognosis. >> a potential game changer for the prosecution in the barry bonds perjury case. the judge canceled proceedings after a jury called in sick. while the jury had the day off, the judge and lawyers, spent the day debating whether a newly discovered tape will be allowed into evidence. here is barry bonds arriving for fril today. the secretly recorded tape is said to be of bonds surgeon based in the south bay. the surgeon denied discussing steroids with bonds. but the prosecution says they have a recording of the do

area got a chance today to help brian stow's family pay for hospital bills. stow's employer, american medical response, helped organize a fundraiser at dodger stadium this morning that brought in more than $61,000. the company said a barbecue it held last week also raised $140,000. >> tonight brian stow remains in critical condition in hospital in los angeles. doctors say the father of two suffered a very serious skull fracture and may have suffered brain damage as well. stow is still in a medically induced coma. his attackers still have not been caught. here again are the sketches of the two men who police say took off after the attack in a vehicle driven by a female driver. the reward for information leading to their arrests has now grown to $150,000. >>> ktvu.com has more information on how you can help the stow family, just click on the story under the bay area news tab. >>> the monterey county coroner's office identified two nevada teenagers who died while scuba diving in monterey bay on saturday. 16-year-old stephen anderson and 17-year-old kegan iaze we

brian stowe's coworkers are holding a fundraiser this thursday. it starts at noon at the american medical response building at 1679 las plumas in east san jose. they hope to raise money to help support stowe's family and to help pay for his medical expenses. >>> outsourcing safety. tonight a bay area city faces a future without its own police department. in an effort to save money. city leaders voted this weekend to eliminate the force. the council is now negotiating with the san mateo county sheriff's office. we're told the deal would ensure that no half moon bay officers would lose their jobs. the plan is expected to save the city more than half million a year. but residents say it will only cost them by causing property values to drop and by sending a message to criminals that they can get away with more. >> i don't think it's good for anybody. i think the crime rate is going to go up. we already have methamphetamine lab problems up and down the coast. >> half moon bay has been in a financial bind since 2009 due to a costly lawsuit and a drop in

it will all go to the prime stow fun brian still fundy is taking to the web. the bryan stowe web. >> kimberlee: this book, twitter, and even fans are coming together to stop the violence and a joint the game. and in addition to the facebook page also to dr. perry fans. many people leaving comments like this one. two wrongs do not make a right on the price and stow--france. and check out twitter. a lot of tweets. saying that the love of baseball supersedes anger, violence. and to check this out. with a special section www.kron4.com to leave your well wishes for brian stowe. this woman as saying that his wishing him a great recovery, where violence has no spot in baseball. www.kron4.com (music) >>pam: the second full day of deliberations in the barry bonds purge trial. still, no verdict. as it dan kerman testimony was read. >>reporter: barry bonds returned to the courthouse. as the court reporter reread the testimony of a personal shopper, and get the house in south. jurors requested this on friday. ostensible packing for his home in 2002 she witnessed greg ander

school each other. >> him being a paramedic, he is a brother to awful us. >> but for one attendee, brian stow really is family. his cousin john who only just left brian's side in southern california felt the need to be here. >> this is for our people. it is not until you see everything happening that it is overwhelming. >> things seem to be turning around for this family. brian is showing signs of improvement and may actually come out of his coma soon. >> he has gone four days without a seizure which is great. they are backing off on the sedation now. it should be out of his system by the morning. then we are waiting for brian. when brian is ready to open his eyes he will come back to us. >> doctors say brian stow may have suffered brain damage, but his family believes he will make a full recovery and be the same person he was before the attack. in scots valley, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> thousands of cal state university faculty and students protested the possibility of deeper budget cuts today. the state has already cut $500 million from csu campuses. protesters worry the cuts could

family members say brian stow isn't getting better, but he hasn't gotten worse. doctors continue to keep him in a medically enduced coma in an effort to control his seizures. tonight his and his extended family will be attending the game against the dodgers. >> we will have over 30 family members there in attendance watching it. they are dedicating the day to him. it will be emotional and good for our family to get together. >> brian stow was critically beaten at dodger stadium. the people responsible are still at large. monday's game will be the first match up in san francisco since the attack. and many fans at today's game against the cardinals aren't expecting trouble. >> i think we are a little more civilized than some of the people in los angeles. >> i just have this feeling that giants' fans are a lot classier. >> but classier or not, the people in charge of security at at&t park are not taking chances. they are monitoring social networking sites and will be using the behavioral psychologist to control the crowd. as for the security force, it will be 40% la

. >>> doctors are slowly reducing the level of sedation that will eventually bring brian stowe out of his medically induced coma. stowe is still in critical condition. tomorrow he'll undergo more tests so that doctors can evaluate the extent of his head trauma. it could be a few more days until stowe does wake up. one man is following stowe's progress closely, giants pitcher tim lincecum who donated $25,000 to help stowe pay for his medical bills. >>> dodger blue takes on a whole new meaning. the lapd playing a big part in tonight's dodger game in los angeles. their first game with heightened security measures since the attack on stowe there two weeks ago. let's bring in patrick healy here. the dodgers have been widely criticized for how they've hand elled the situation, what changes have they made? specifically to where you are right now? >> reporter: well, raj, the transformation tonight was enormous, ordinarily, the los angeles police officers work out of uniform at dodger stadium. that changed tonight. they were in uniform, police reported 38 arrests, but none for violent crimes,

the cousin of brian stowe can you update us on brian?have taken them off of this sedatives. they are waiting for those sedatives to dissipate. at that point they will wait for brian to wake up. >>reporter: major milestone? >> yes, has gone five days withou teacher which seizure which is tremendous. --the sedation was helpful. now, we're waiting for him to wake up. >> that could happen at any time? >> yes. they do not now quite what time frame had cases and trauma injuries are different and each case is different. we know the prime and will be ready. >>reporter: family members have been bedside when was the last time you saw him? >> one week. they wanted no stimulation for the last 5 days. while he was off of the sedation i'm going to fly out on saturday. i will be there for-five days. and then return to the bay area. >>reporter: today, there is a special tribute for brian? >> yes. we wanted to come down and with representatives, family, friends on the field. the outpouring of love is just tremendous. we are proud of prion. >>reporter: th

>>reporter: tonight game was dedicated to brian stow, the giants fan who was severely beaten after a dodger giants game in la on opening day. his friends matt lee was there. >> it was not a dodger fan thing just a thug thing. >> we need to be a little kinder to each other and just remember this was jaws game. i think they put it best it's so competitive on the field but when it is done, they leave it there. that's the fans need to do the same thing. >>reporter: crowd tonight seemed to take on a different mood. >> i don't want to say it's quieter but a little less rowd rowdy. i notice a lot less domesticer blue out. >> in case anything goes wrong i have the giants jacket you have to be smart about these things sometimes. >>reporter: but dodger fan doesn't think he will need his disguise. >> everybody in the bay has been nice to me especially in the crowd. you get some engineer but it's friendly. i haven't experienced anything negative. so far so good it's good. of course you hear things beat la so far so good. no harassment nothing. it's good. >>reporter: extra police and security off

came from family members of brian stow who are keeping a vigil at a hospital. stow remains in critical condition. elizabeth cook reports his family is making an emotional plea for justice. >> they weren't true dodger fans. we know that it is not the dodger fans. and we've seen all of the support from the dodger fans so we just really want to thank everybody. thank you. >> family members of brian stow gathered outside the medical center in la where he is being treated following last week's brutal attack. they revealed today brian was concerned about his safety during the game, even sending a text message from inside the stadium. >> my wife received a text message from brian during the game where he basically said he was scared inside the stadium. >> a short time later while heading back to his car, stow was attacked by two men dressed in dodgers clothing. brian's cousin wore a giants jersey as he challenged the attackers to come forward. >> this has been a terrible tragedy done by cowardly people. >> i hope somehow deep in their heart or their friends or whoever

this man is in critical condition, brian stowe is it a paramedic.wo of the dodger fans yelled slurs against the giants and then kicking and punched brian stowe. anybody could capture this attack is as to come forward. >> after this a-a brittle-- attack. the two suspect fled the scene it was a female driver with a small bill child. most-small male child, both offenders left with the woman driving. the into the backseat when each side of the vehicle. >> isabel: the pavement hit his head and the ball park security cameras cannot show this. he is a medically induced coma. >> marty: baseball fever in the bay area. a's fans showed up early to tell it, celebrate the new season. however, they're less disappointed. the lost to the seattle mariners. reggie kumar has more. >> a home run had oakland a's on their feet. even though the a's lost from the night to the opener fans are still optimistic their plans and team will make it. >> we are going to make it! >> with a great team, we're going to make it this year. when all that our team is good. >> the have the

the giants will be dedicating this game to brian stowe. live in san jose tonight nbc bay area news. >>> doctors sending a strong message of their own as well tonight. we found this photo in the crowd at that vimg ill. -- vigil. this sign, i am a dodgers fan and i am disgusted. and a major change to security procedures at dodgers stadium. they have hired former lapd chief brian bratton. the dodgers play next monday at at&t park. no comment on whether security will be increased. >>> not just in san francisco, it's been a busy 24 hours for other bay area firefighters. and an oakland firefighter is recovering tonight from serious injuries. the fire crew responded to a mobile home fire on redding street along 580 near mills college. there was an explosion that sent shrapnel flying into the air. >> there was an explosion rendering a firefighter unconscious momentarily and causing him oral and facial trauma. he is being treated for that now at hyland hospital. >> the firefighter is in serious but stable condition. his injuries are not life threat

the event is raising money for brian stowe's family. the game puts stow e's employer against firefighters. we will have a live report coming up at 5:30. >> this weekend's nice weather doesn't appear to be sticking around. mark is tracking some possible rain at the start of your workweek. >> reporter: the rain approaching the bay area right now. you see rain showers up north. at least in the short term this, fog, coast side and around the bay was a constant for the beaches this weekend. temperatures at 6:00 upper 50s to the lower 60s, by 8:00 the clouds will be on the increase and by ten we have the chance of a shower mainly up in the north bay. overnight you can see most areas on the mild side. monday morning in the 50s with santa rosa 51 degrees, livermore 52. mostly cloudy skies and the showers making a come back. here is the forecast model right now. you can see what happens as we put it in motion into tomorrow morning. activity that will impact the drive across parts of the bay area first thing tomorrow, coming up we will run this th

reporter: jessica, as you well know, there are many people out there rooting for the recovery of brian stow, but there are some out there hoping and even praying that he will one day throw the first pitch at at&t park. but after talking to doctors today, stow has a long road to recovery. >> from what i understand, they removed part of the skull on the left side, and that would be back here. >> reporter: kaiser permanente hospital doctor vivik raul giving us a look at a brain model and telling us what giants fan brian stow might be going through right now. early friday doctors in los angeles started the process of taking him out of a medically induced coma. >> this is indeed a sign that the doctors feel that this is the right time to reduce the medications, and probably they feel that way because they feel that the brain pressure is no longer an issue and that he's entering into the recovery phase. >> reporter: stow was brutally beaten outside dodger stadium on opening day. he suffered a skull fracture during the attack. >> going along with the recovery phase, we typically aim on making pati

. >> and the nonviolent evening would be a win for everyone including brian stow. >> best way to honor him is not have retaliation. >> you can see the cops here in the second street gate and there is a car here . what you don't see in the crowd behind me and in the other gate is a lot of blue. dodger fans apparently are not wearing their attire. we have seen lots of people in the gates with nondescript clothe i believe they are dodger fans. >> thank you very much. >> 350 miles to the south. a steady stream of cars with a drive through fundraiser and an opportunity to donate in to a trust fund. >> toma lasorta had $5000 and by the end of the day more than $20,000 . they will start going into place after the second inning. >> king street will be closed and traffic is will limited and there will be no traffic between townsend and king . there will be road closure south beach mission bayonet work. those closures will be in each in a three game series. jurors heard testimony read back to them. they asked the judge to let them hear the comments again. they are live in the federal courthouse

it'll go to help brian stowe pay medical expenses. he is in a coma for three days after suffering seizures wednesday night. >> the juror in the bonds trial didn't reach a verdict today but they did make two requests to the judge. rita williams has been covering this since day one and is here now to tell us what happened inside and outside of court today. >> reporter: well frank what are the odds? at the same time a jury looked at the fate of bonds his former team now world champions was playing its home opener that was not lost on law students, federal workers and others watching the game at a sports bar in the shadow of the federal building and if reaction there is any indication jurors could be farah part. >> i think the funny part is nobody really cares about bonds anymore. we are world champions, never won with him. >> i think we are looking wore to get him acquitted win against the cardinals. >> reporter: the irony wasn't lost on our legal analyst who talked to us. >> i have seen him hit a lot of home runs and here he is trying t

to brian stow. >> players and fans were brought to tears during the event. there was another emotional moment when juan got his world series ring. he's now with l.a. he was embraced with former teammates and fans who love him. he had to switch uniforms in the off season. >>> the giants and dodgers finale at at&t park is going to air here on nbc bay area. the game coverage begins at 7:00. >>> 5:50 now. new measures they are taking against toll chiefs. >>> what happens when a myth buster tweets too much? we'll tell you in tech today. >>> as we get you driving through oakland, 580 is looking fine in this spot. where there are problems for the trivalley and what else is cooking for this tuesday morning commute. >>> hey, check us out on facebook. become a fan of nbc bay area morning news. then check out the page for details on how you can win a chance to see rod stewart and stevie nicks in concert april 20 20th. >>> welcome back, everyone. another reason to think twice before speeding through a toll booth. the metro poll tan transportation says it is losing money

his name is brian stowe and he is in a medically induced coma. david louie spoke with family members that can't believe it could es kliat into violence. >> i pray every minute of every day they find the cowards that did this. >> jesse cares deeply about her former husband, brian stowe. had he remain good friends and they share custody of two children. 12-year-old tyler and an 8-year-old. >> each of them break down at different times. biggest fear says the father won't remember them. and if the unthinkable happens, they both want to see him. >> los angeles police are investigating why the two suspects between 18 and 25 years old attacked him from behind. he fell to the ground and was hit repeatedly in the head and body. stowe is in an induced coma. other giants' fans say the mood at dodger stadium disturbs them. >> it's how some people behave. we've been doing this for four seasons now and this season, it takes a lot out of you. people don't have no sportsmanship at all. >> stowe was a paramedic and he avoids confrontation and he was trying to wal

at tart park and security will -- at&t park and the security will be tight after the attack on brian stow. no ins lents --icks lents were reported last night. >> please cause for a moment, a moment of reflection as we pray for brian and his family. >> friends of stow at american medical response collected donations. the dodgers held a fund-raiser from stow. the total, fans in l.a., they donated $61,000. tommy lasorda donated $5,000 of his own money. the two men who attacked stow are still on run. doctors say the paramedics from santa cruz has shown no improvement but more tests still need to be done. stay with ktvu and ktvu.com for continuing coverage on the attack of brian stow. we'll bring you any new updates on his condition as we get them. >>> today marks governor brown's 100th day in office. he's spending part of the day in the bay area. the governor is in milpitas where he will sign landmark energy legislation. the bills need to produce 33% of the electricity from clean sources by the end of the year 0 -- 2020. the governor has already signed bills to help reduce the deficit. >>> ah

>>pam: tonight is dedicated to brian stow who is still in a coma. the employer, of iran still, american medical response they the employer of brian stolw, the baseball team has made a $10,000 contribution to this fund. the american medical response is combining their efforts for the fund for brian stowe. the sketches you see on the screen are the suspects. any information you are asked to please come forward to police. to find out where to donate. the latest of this investigation is and get the latest on his condition (music) >> jacqueline: alive look. whit sunny skies and some clouds filling in a live look-- >>jacqueline: those clouds are was just speaking of. to the east bay. and even the north bay. we're starting to see mostly sunny skies bay- area wide. with cool-mild depending on where you are. 54 degrees in half moon bay and 65 degrees in antioch. if you are going to go out to the giants game? against the rival dodgers? the game = 7:05. the wind will be on the breezy side. hams are going to be cool. the key six degrees at game time the-tempera

some shoppers found it tasteless especially in the wake of the brian stow attack. >> you should table it down. it's just incredibly sensitive and has no place right now. what we got were blank stares like we were a couple of aliens from outer space. >> the store has since taken that sign down. >>> a big scare after reports a man in nordstrom. why it turned out to be a false alarm. >>> the day start off with some drizzle. now it's dry. and rosemary orozco will tell is if more showers will return. >>> and the rare appearance of the cuban leader today. o?oowq >>> a tense situation in a shopping mall near boston is over. police evacuated the burlington mall this morning in search for a man who witnesses claim had a rifle. after hearing about the gun scare, man in question called state police to tell them he was the guy they were looking for. however, he never had a gun, only an umbrella sticking out of his backpack. >>> this morning a ceremony was held to mark a somber anniversary. it's been 16 years since the deadly oklahoma city bombing. a moment of silence was held at the expect same t

. >>> new details in the beating of brian stow. los angeles police released more detailed descriptions of the suspects today. they were initially described as hispanic men between 18-25. now the first suspect siebold man, 20-25. 170 pounds with a mustash and go t. he is believed to have a mole on his left cheek. the second suspect, short hair and hazel eyes. 6'1", last seen wearing dark clothes. may have tattoos on one or more of his shoulders. it has been two weeks since brian stow was attacked at dodger stadium. he remains in a medically- induced coma. however yesterday doctors took him off his medication. they are monitoring his condition. >>> a really nice day today. look at napa. 72 this afternoon. 70 in concord. 73 livermore. 71 in san jose. temperatures up several degrees over yesterday. especially in places like livermore. 77 degrees warmer through the north bay. if you like today you will like the next couple of days. fog long the coast line. some of the clouds spill over into the bay. sun and clouds tomorrow. temperatures

>>pam: doctor's supplies brian stow back into the medical--doctors have put brian stow back into a medical iinduced coma because of his seizure activity on saturday. his attackers are still at large. for >>reporter: temperatures in the 50s, 60s and we're continuing to see light drizzle. for >> jacqueline: 55 in san francisco, 60s, on the coast km tens our town for the most part. nearly 10 degrees in novado, santa rosa and a bit warmer close to the coast. our satellite picture is showing cloudy skies. partial clearing inland. he antioch is seeing less clouds with it this declined to the north. half this stick-one, with record declaring to the north and overnight. this thick- fl line even a warming up by 5-10 degrees tomorrow. two tonight increasing cloud coverage with more changes, more rain fall, with tuesday night changes. if >>pam: the president has declared a california disaster for the damage caused by that march 10th tsunami. triggered near the coast from the japan tsunami. $48 million is much of it through crescent city and santa cruz. the harbor in the city were damaged with that ts

measures prompted by the beating of brian stowe. what do dodger fans think of this?nbc's kim baldanado. >> reporter: the lapd is beefing up their presence as the boys in blue play their first game with new security measures in place. officers in uniform will enforce a zero tolerance policy when it comes to rowdy behavior. >> the police presence will probably be an overreaction. but it's good to send the message and it will probably go back to normal. >> it's good to have it to keep people safe. but it's supposed to be like family. >> reporter: the new security measures are in response to the opening day beating of brian stowe who remains in a medically induced coma. >> that was uncalled for, you know? even if it's a giants fan, nobody needs to get that treatment because we're all human beings. >> reporter: the beating happened in the far reaches of the stadium's parking lot. its massive size adding to the security challenge. in addition to more police, extra portable lights have been brought in and security cameras will be in use. the lapd's mobile command unit was a

brian stowe was brutally beaten during the opening week. here it is.tart they are going to do the same with collecting donations. $300,000 has been raised. right now, the finder's fee is at $175,000. they cannot able to come up with the people that did that beating. stow is still in a medically induced coma. he will be thought of an at&t park. >> and these were handed out saturday night. the rings. 77 diamonds surrounding white gold. back into the 1933 inspiration. for many of these it is their first time. i would like to have one myself. these are designed by tiffany. one of the site is the golden gate bridge and the other is the name " the giants ". with a new contract, for the year, 20 07 team 4 $6 million per year. he is good, a 23 year- old. 29-21 record. e r a in the conseco brothers are back in baseball. jose is going to be the bench coach. his brother is going to join as hitting coach. jose and ozzie conseco are going to play. 462 home runs with the major-league career. again the yuma scorpions and my prediction is that if you call the human sc

today, they are going to have a special tributte to brian stow.e, of course, is the the dedicated giants player down in los angeles who was severely beaten. we're going to have an update on his condition, next. >>> we are going to gaze into the crystal ball and talk to the friends at csn bay area and talk about the chances of a world series parade. >> the giants are on the assent even though they scaled everes. it's another chapter in the story. i'm looking forward to it. in sioux falls, i locked in a rate. coach, you get that house yet? working on it. [ coach ] the appraisal? ...springfield. wherever i was, my citi mortgage consultant had me covered. [ crowd cheering ] and 500 miles from home... [ cheering, cellphone beeps ] ...we finally had a new home. [ male announcer ] from pre-approval to closing, citi is with you every step of the way. what's your story? citi can help you write it. >>> new this morning, a south bay chp officer is in the hospital after an overnight accident on slick roads. it's still wild this morning. that's right, there is

they can text security. >>> a driver-through fund- raiser is being held right now for brian stow. the money collected will go to a trust fund established by stow's mother. stow remains in the hospital in critical condition. in the meantime, the los angeles county board of supervisors are offering a $100,000 -- offer $100,000 reward for information leading to the two suspects in the attacks. >>> deliberations are underway in thed about's try. the jury asked -- in the barry bonds's trial. the jury asked to hear back critical testimony from one witness. allie rasmus has more. she's live. >> reporter: the second day of the jury deliberation process kicked off around 8:30 this morning. that's about the same time that barry bonds walked into the federal building here behind me. now, bonds behind the jury, and judge in this case, all convened in the courtroom, where around 8:45, court official ises started to -- court officials started to have testimony read back of bonds's personal trial who said she saw anderson inject barry bonds in the stomach with injictions. they wanted to hear exac

stay with us and our website, ktvu.com, for the continuing coverage on the attack of brian stow. we'll bring you any new details, any updates as we get them. >> i heard that tommy lasorda showed up and gave $5,000 of his own money. now the family has $100,000 for the medical expenses. >>> in new york, police have found more remains that may be tied to a serial killer. how many victims they have discovered and what they all have in common. >>> and here at home, a real dog fight crewing in san francisco. we'll tell you what's happening today. >>> good morning. westbound traffic on highway 4, looking pretty good. >>> good morning to you. welcome back. 7:23. two american troops were killed in afghanistan by friendly fire. they were apparently mistaken for insurgents. it's believed to be the first case of u.s. troops killed by a drone. >>> in new york, police have found more evidence of a serial killer who is still on the loose. they've found a ninth, possibly tenth body. all victims are women. police began to search the area after a 24-year-old prostitute disagree -- disappeared. she

hall of famer tommy lasorta came out and personally donated,000. >> and yet another fundraiser for brian stow his cousin kelly o'donnell contacted the chiles in loadeye to get a fundraiser. the company will donate 15% of your check too help pay for stow's medical treatment. >>> another day of deliberations in the barry bonds perjury trial. while there is still no verdict, the defendant did make an appearance in court. joe vasquez is in san francisco with the testimony jurors asked to hear again. joe? >> reporter: dana, the jury spent sometime today listening to the testimony of a key witness, the only person who claims to have seen bonds get injected. the jury spent the morning listening as the clerk read back the testimony from barry bonds' former personal shopper kathy hoskins. remember, she testified she saw trainer greg anderson inject bonds with a syringe in his belly button. keep in mind, this charge doesn't necessarily have to do with steroids. in fact, hoskins testified she even know what was in the syringe just that she watched anderson inject him at bonds' husband house in 2002 as h

he will donate the proceeds to brian stow. the actor will reportedly donate all of the profits from merchandise sales to the brian stow fund. so at least one part of the show will be excellent. >>> now let's check our weather forecast with rob. did you see those trees blowing around? >> they're holding on. but they have a nice root system. but this morning, things are really taking off. some of the hill tops, close the 35 miles an hour this morning, not so bad in san jose. 54 degrees, taking it over to san francisco, there's the flag ripping around so you can see it. we have got north winds at 9. winds gusts close to 30 this morning in oakland. looking back to san francisco, gorgeous start to your morning. >>> a little windy around the east bay, 40s around santa rosa in the next half hour or so. but the winds will be the big story today, of the two weekend days t wind is going to be the drier half of the weekend tomorrow. radar looks dry, clearly now, typical heading into may, the storm track is way off to the north so our fut

to wake up. >> reporter: for the third night doctors in southern california are working to bring brian stow out of coma that has has been in since he was attacked at a giant's game. john stow says previous attempts to wake his sauce ins aoá has led to seizures. >> he has had no seizures. as long as that trend continues we are keeping our finger's crossed. >> we believe strongly in this. >> reporter: the neurologist is not treating stow but says the process of waking anyone from a coma is complicated. >> we have had patients here where we have done this for days or weeks and once we eventually are able to wheen the medications back they are able to have the seizures well controlled. >> giant fans are rooting for his recovery. >> hopefully as they bring him out of his coma he will okay. >> fans are eagar to help. >> here is another site that nobody knows. the family noticed an alarming trend. phony web sites raising money. the latest one not even in the u.s. >> this is locate inside australia. we have no contact information or who these people are. they never contacted me or anyone in our fam

brian stow is in a medically induced coma. we have been talking to family members. >> i pray every day, every minute of every day, they find the cowards that did this. >> reporter: jackie king cares deeply about her husband, brian stow. they remain good friends and share custody of their children. >> each of them break down at different times. their biggest fear is their father won't remember them, and obviously if the unthinkable happens, they both want to go down and see him. >> reporter: los angeles police are still investigating why these two suspects, between 18 and 25 years old, attacked stow from behind help fell to the ground and was hit repeatedly in the head and body. he is in a medically up induced coma. >> it's disgusting, how some people behaving. we have been doing this four seasons, and this season it's a lot rowdier. and people just have no sportsmanship at all. >> reporter: stow is a paramedic, his former wife says he avoids confrontation and believes he was trying to walk away from derogatory comments about b

he is raising money for brian stowe and until 11:00 tonight. the restaurant will do donate of the proceeds to the fund. a raffle and auction was also henned among the items are -- donations were steady all day. >> their response has been tremendous, from little kids given $1 from their allay wans to people making huge -- >>> doctors are carefully watching the reactions of brian stowe this weekend. they are reducing the medication that has kept him in a coma since he was savagely beaten. experts say the next two to three days are critical and it's how difficult to tell after being removed in the coma. doctors say some people wake up and they are okay. some wake up and they're not okay and some never wake up. stowe has not yet opened his eyes. >>> the debate over medical marijuana shops in san jose could end this we can. just last week, the council approved zoning for the club. can't decide on how many are allowed. some con council members want to limit it to 15. right now there are more than # 00 in the city. >> did maryland want the industry? b

. >>> set back for brian stow seriously injured by dodgers fans he has been put back in medically induced coma, because he kept having seizures. stowe we mains in critical condition his family says doctors are keeping him under heavy sedation. he suffered a skull fracture when attacked march 31st after the season opener at dodgers stadium. despite a $150,000 reward police have not arrested any sus%s. >>> the search is on -- suspects. >>> the search is on for the killer of a 25-year-old man in san jose. a woman says a man came into her home and shot her friend. no suspect information has been released this is san jose's 14th homicide this year. >>> almost 4:38 a.m. on monday. pg&e facing a new deadline to answer questions from state regulators about its record keeping practices over the past few decades public utilities commission is investigating whether faulty record keeping contributed to last year's deadly pipeline explosion. ntsb has found the 54-year-old pipeline that ruptured has a seam along its length contrary to pg&e computerized records. >>> walls are coming down on mofette fiel

out with their daughter when they heard the first punch and turned to see what was happening to brian stowe the giants fan from santa cruz. >> we heard a punch, at least that's what i heard, a solid punch to the head and we saw the victim, brian, get knocked to ground and he just fell over like a log, straight to the ground, back of his head onto ground. at that point the attacker, one of them, came over and started kicking him in the head and that's when i decided i was going to get involved at least get over there and chase them away if not get involved myself. unknown to me they started following me and i got up to the thug kicking him and i was yelling at him get off him and he tried to again punch him but he was so drunk he basically almost fell over, looked at me and kind of came toward me but i think at that point he realized there were a couple more people behind me and his friend, the other thug pulled him back and they started backing up. now we were confronting them, telling them get out of here, leave him alone and they were telling us, you know they were bothering us. and we --