. >>> news in brian stow's lawsuit against the dodger.ense is placing some of the blame on stow. >> reporter: brine stow was not with his parents and sisters in court this morning. he needed a day of rest. >> the pain of the lower body and so forth just sitting in the wheelchair causes him a great deal of pain. >> reporter: brian stow's lead attorney told the jury the two men who assaulted him were assaulting giants fans as early as the 2nd inning, there were still no security personnel in sight when he was attacked by louis sanchez and marvin nowood after the game. it wasn't a fight. when you walk out of the stadium smashed in the back, that is not a fight, it is an assault. he said the dodgers are responsible for the injuries, but lead defense attorney offered the jury a different conclusion in his opening statement saying we claim brian stow's injuries were caused just by the behavior of the three men. after the game, stow directed a comment toward sanchez that prompted a shove and later the attack. mr. stow was injuried as a result of

. >>> jury selection startedded to in the civil trial over the beat of giants fan brian stow. stow was wheeled into court this morning surrounded by family. his lawsuit seeks tens of millions of dollars from the los angeles dodgers franchise. stow was left permanently disabled following the 2011 beating in the parking lot of dodgers stadium. his lawyer said stadium security had plenty of opportunities to stop the two men whoa attacked brian stow. >> these guys were doing bad acts which violated the dodgers code of security from second inning. so they had three hours and 30 minutes, basically, to do something ability ever -- about these guys. >> the defense lawyer puts some of the blame on stow. he told potential jurors stow had been drinking. >>> president obama said it is time to turn the page on afghanistan. today, he laid out the timetable to end the longest war in u.s. history. 32,000 soldiers are stationed throughout afghanistan right now. the plan would leave nearly 10,000 through the end of 2015. by 2016, that number would be cut in half and troops would be consolidated

they're not to move to it seattle where he lives. >> attorneys for los angeles dodgers suggested brian stow may have been partially to blame for instigating the build beeting that left him permanently disabled. stow attended jury vehicles with you it took a lot out of him. he was not in court today for opening statements in his case against the dodgers. he went to cheer for giants at dodger stadium. here is how he ended up the former paramedic, disabled for life, now suing the balance park and former owner for negligence after stow being beaten by two drunk dodger fans. his witnesses his neurosurgeon and mother, now his care taker, describing his coma, how long it took him to say a word. eight months the attorney says the organization failed to provide reasonable security. that two attackers should have been removed from the park in the second inning. he says the couple was pelted by peanuts assaulted with obscenities and it came from sanchez it didn't stop there. other aggressive acts are alleged that no security intervened. about a quarter kw of the lapd officers present were tasked to pa

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delivered opening statements today the video of brian stowe from the bay area tuesday's hearing so severelyten and the dodgers stadium parking lot back into of 11 attorneys says the problem started inside the ballpark and the dodgers failed to provide adequate security. >> : sanchez and paul the havoc in the second landing vessels and some little thing that happened in the parking lot this is something the lauan three hours security doing nothing about it. star suffered severe brain damage in the sec lawyer representing the dodgers former owner owner frank report said the team it did take security need it seriously and so was her in " testosterone and alcohol fuel fight. one man and a hospital with critical condition which, after getting pinned underneath the car earlier this morning is that francisco kron for their chevron station which is a 24 in garry st. when the driver put in handcuffs now we have the booking photograph his name as their its year-old from san francisco booked on charges of felony d y and resisting arrest. petition to circulate on line for morality contract required at

giants fan brian stow made a public appearance. his lawsuit began today. you see stow here. he came in, into the courtroom in a wheelchair and sat in the courtroom as potential jurors filled out questionnaires. his lawsuit claims the dodgers were negligent for not having enough security at the game where he was attacked three years ago. stow now has permanent brain damage. >> to see this young, vibrant, you know, person, who lived his life helping people, he was a paramedic. now all of a sudden he can't get out of the wheelchair by himself. so this wasn't a big sympathy play or anything like this. but the jury has to understand what the case is all about. >> the two men accused of beating stow pled guilty to that attack. >>> a claim is made against the city of san francisco. two months after this struggle between student demonstrators and police at city college of san francisco, two students are now filing legal claims. that's the first step toward pursuing a lawsuit. >> i ended up getting arrested, pepper sprayed, choked, scratched. i still have scars on my arm from being s

brian stowe seeking damages for the dodgers and former owner of the team. so former bay area paramedic severely disabled and not present in court today he suffered severe brain damage attacked by two men in the dodger stadium parking lot in the 2011 happened after the opening day game jet with jazz trade attorneys this among other things team employed non more uniform off-duty police officers and $20 an hour each rather than the costly uniformed officers. developing tonight one man in the hospital another under arrest after one ended up hands underneath the car. happen in san francisco the chevron station 247 >> : garry. explains how a witness whats the accident and how have a difficult time keeping this all together. >> : the victim remains at seventh as coach in a hostile and critical conditions of severe head injuries that told us earlier their optimistic he will survive. the deal from earlier this morning please put the driver of the accident in handcuffs he's a man in his '30's round 330 this morning police say the driver and his passenger came to the

>>reporter: defense response quote brian stow was injured as a result of a tests to reason and alcoholueled flash fire fight unquote. stow drunk too since defense attorney fox about safety. fans urged to notify staff in anyone bothers them. amount of money spent on security for opening day increased under the management. from 25,000 dollars in 2008 to over 66,000 in 2011. when stow was attacked. opening day further drew chp federal agent on the alert for acts of terrorism. with plain clothes and yawn formed lapd officers and state certified private security guard the total was 4 37 safety personnel according to the defense. largest force ever for opening day at dodger stadium. >> stow attorney say witness were in the stand that day will be called next. frank mccourt possibly next week. reporting from los angeles, abc 7 news. >> san francisco police arrested a driver after they say he pinned a man under his car in it was station parking lot. 32-year-old pl father lamb of san francisco arrested on charges of driving under the influence. incident happened around 3:30 this morning on gerry

. >> giants fan brian stow made a rare appearance in los angeles as jury selection begins. stow watched from a wheelchair with his parents and children by his side he suffered disabling brain damage during a beating outside of the stadium in april, 2011. the civil liability and negligence suit seeks millions in damages from the dodgers and former owner. >> tonight the anguish over the mother of a murdered teenager, why it's taking so long for the case to go on trial. accused killer is still awaiting trial after six long years. so why such a long delay? vick some >> we're talking about two inconsistencies. the right to a speedy trial the defendant has rights of course and so do victim families. angry, sad. >> i love my son. i want the best for him. that is all. >> he was stabbed to death in a party. police arrested martin martinez the next morning. the murder happened october 28, 2008. it's been six years. the case has yet to go to trial. monica's letters have not been returned. >> the fed says there are other cases, there is not a courtroom. someone is taking a vacation. >>

. >>> new video of brian stowe who showed up in court for jury selection. he watched from a wheelchair as perspective jurors received instructions. stowe a former santa cruz paramedic suffered brain damage during a beating outside dodger stadium in 2011 as you know. his attorney blames the attack on a lack of security. the suit seeks millions in damages. developing news now out of mariposa county. no sleep for fire crews on the front lines of a fast-moving wildfire. hundreds of firefighters joined the battle today in the foothills not far from yosemite. there are now more than 700 firefighters on the scene and four have been injured. the fire charred three structures including two homes. it is burning in rough terrain and pushing the crew tots limit. >> everybody i brought worked a full day yesterday. we haven't been to bed since yesterday morning about 5:30 or 6:00 and we go until 7:00 tomorrow morning. >> they are pushing themselves. the fire began as a structure fire yesterday afternoon and scorched more than two square miles so far. >>> police in mounta

. >>> it is the lawsuit putting brian stow against the los angeles dodgers. >>> veterinarians disturb by this image of california chrome. why they say the horse's life is in danger. 6.99 a pound. and arrowhead water is just $3.33 a case. there's more savings to love... at safeway. ingredients for life. california company.. doesn't head to texas. today governor's office staffers - and city leaders toured the sriracha plant in irwindale. they want to stoe hot sauce company from movio ple who live nearb >>> governor brown is stepping in to make sure another red hot california company doesn't head to texas. today city leaders toured the plant in irwindale. they want to stop the hot sauce company from moving to texas. people who live nearby have complained about the strong odors from the chili peppers. >> you can't help but smell it. >> it will make you cough and make your eyes watery and stuff. >> it's very important to the city for both of us to get together and work together. >> mayors asking the company to tone it down and come up with a plan of action. meanwhile, the plant's enrollees

. >>> coming up at 6:00, the brian stow lawsuit gets underway. find, finding blame.ould the giants fan are partially at fault? >> how cutting our use of fuels boils down to little more than a chemistry let's on. >> and california's arcane water rights system. why nailing something to a tree a centurying ayes awill yous some to get more water than others. >> warriors super star getting recognized for many assists made off the court. >> he's a good guy. he got award for numerous contributions. steph being honored with a $25,000 check going to think usa. >> this is like i said encouragement to keep doing it. whether acknowledges or not, lives have been impacted. there is no rard for that. >> now, coming up at 6:00 you're going to hear about the firing of mark jack jon and new head coach steve curry. >> from all of us here, thanks for joining us. we'll see you again at 6:00. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight a new warning, a record-breaking spike of dangerous measles. our expert, dr. richard besser, tracking the spread and the surprising reason it takes them into the

. >>> new video of brian stowe who showed up in court for jury selection. he watched from a wheelchair as perspective jurors received instructions. stowe a former santa cruz paramedic suffered brain damage during a beating outside dodger stadium in 2011 as you know. his attorney blames the attack on a lack of security. the suit seeks millions in damages. developing news now out of mariposa county. no sleep for fire crews on the front lines of a fast-moving wildfire. hundreds of firefighters joined the battle today in the foothills not far from yosemite. there are now more than 700 firefighters on the scene and four have been injured. the fire charred three structures including two homes. it is burning in rough terrain and pushing the crew tots limit. >> everybody i brought worked a full day yesterday. we haven't been to bed since yesterday morning about 5:30 or 6:00 and we go until 7:00 tomorrow morning. >> they are pushing themselves. the fire began as a structure fire yesterday afternoon and scorched more than two square miles so far. >>> police in mounta

. >>> the attorney for the dodgers says giants fan brian stowe partially responsible for starting the fight that left him permanently disable. stowe was beaten by 2 dodger fans outside dodger stadium on opening day in 2011. earlier this year those men were sentenced to prison. stowe is suing the dodgers and former team owner claiming the team did not provide enough security that day. but the team says it employed the largely east opening day security force in its history. stowe mother says the 2 men who were drunk should have been kicked out earlier. >> i do hold the dodgers responsible for not having proper security f.if they had removed those two gentlemen at the 2nd inning, we wouldn't be sitting here today. >>reporter: stowe is 45. his attorney says caring for him for the rest of his life could cost 50 million dollars. >> hidden cash movement going globe. after can i going off last week in the bay area the twitter if he number no hidden cash moved to l.a. leaving envelope of cash for a new crowd. now there are copycat twitter accounts and cash give away in india, uk and around the

. >>> a surprise today as jury selection began in brian stow's lawsuit against the dodgers. he showed up. the giants fan has permanent brain damage from a beating in the parking lot of the dodgers stadium three years ago. his attorney says stadium security had several opportunities to stop his attackers but did nothing. >> these guys were doing bad acts that violated the dodger code of security from the second inning. so they have three hours and 30 minutes basically to do something about these guys. >> a defense lawyer told the jury that stow is the one who was drinking and at the game. made a gesture that prompted the attack. jury selection continues tomorrow. >>> tonight, a hayward mother of three is desperate to find out what happened to her husband. it has been two years. now christin ayers says soon oakland police could have some help cracking the case. [ singing ] >> reporter: two years after ronnie kid was shot dead in west oakland, his family's grief is still fresh. >> it could happen to anybody. >> reporter: one of 130 homicides in 2012, more than 30% were still un

. >>> the attorney for the dodgers says giants fan brian stowe partially responsible for starting the fight that left him permanently disable. stowe was beaten by 2 dodger fans outside dodger stadium on opening day in 2011. earlier this year those men were sentenced to prison. stowe is suing the dodgers and former team owner claiming the team did not provide enough security that day. but the team says it employed the largely east opening day security force in its history. stowe mother says the 2 men who were drunk should have been kicked out earlier. >> i do hold the dodgers responsible for not having proper security f.if they had removed those two gentlemen at the 2nd inning, we wouldn't be sitting here today. >>reporter: stowe is 45. his attorney says caring for him for the rest of his life could cost 50 million dollars. >> hidden cash movement going globe. after can i going off last week in the bay area the twitter if he number no hidden cash moved to l.a. leaving envelope of cash for a new crowd. now there are copycat twitter accounts and cash give away in india, uk and around the

. >>> new video of brian stowe who showed up in court for jury selection. from ahe watcher as perspective jurors received instructions. stowe a former santa cruz paramedic suffered brain damage during a beating outside dodger stadium in 2011 as you know. his attorney blames the attack on a lack of security. the suit seeks mildamages. damages. developing news now out of mariposa county. no sleep for fire crews on the front lines of a fast-moving wildfire. hundreds of firefighters joined the battle today in the foothills not far from yosemite. there are now more than 700 firefighters on the scene and four have been injured. the fire charred three structures including two homes. it is burning in rough terrain and pushing the crew tots limit. >> everybody i brought worked a full day yesterday. we haven't been to bed since yesterday morning about 5:30 or 6:00 and we go until 7:00 tomorrow morning. >> they are pushing themselves. the fire began as a structure fire yesterday afternoon and scorched more than two square miles so far. >>> police in mountain view want

. >>> the attorney for the dodgers says giants fan brian stowe partially responsible for starting the fight that left him permanently disable. stowe was beaten by 2 dodger fans outside dodger stadium on opening day in 2011. earlier this year those men were sentenced to prison. stowe is suing the dodgers and former team owner claiming the team did not provide enough security that day. but the team says it employed the largely east opening day security force in its history. stowe mother says the 2 men who were drunk should have been kicked out earlier. >> i do hold the dodgers responsible for not having proper security f.if they had removed those two gentlemen at the 2nd inning, we wouldn't be sitting here today. >>reporter: stowe is 45. his attorney says caring for him for the rest of his life could cost 50 million dollars. >> hidden cash movement going globe. after can i going off last week in the bay area the twitter if he number no hidden cash moved to l.a. leaving envelope of cash for a new crowd. now there are copycat twitter accounts and cash give away in india, uk and around the

. >> jury selection in a civil suit filed by brian stow, the man beaten into a coma at dodger stadium. he suffered brain injury that's left him disabled after he was attacked in the parking lot following a season opener between giants and tojers in 2011. the trial expected to last 40 days. stow is not expected to testify. >> kaiser perment yeah is back open after a threat forced it to close this morning. police called it specific and credible. and the patients could not get medical appointments. kaiser's main hospital and emergency room never closed. >> bishop of oakland diocese may be seeking clarification in a controversial language of a contract prompting three teachers to leave their jobs. he met at oakland bishop odowd high school. >> we're happy with dialogue today but there are things we still like to be clarified. >> the students who met with oakland bishop say they appreciate the dialogue. >> we're hopeful the language will clear up the controversy. >> purpose of the language is to fears what is going nobody it? i don't know. >> three teachers will lose their jobs because the

. >> was brian stow partially to blame for his beating?over stadium security. >> and a bay area fund-raiser for a campaign of an unlikely celebrity. no guns allowed. >> and sky 7 is live over breaking news on the pin anyone shah. you're looking at an overturned truck on highway 92 at it stant 280. you can see it's hanging over the railing. >> we're seeing quite a bit of damage to the railing. no word on whether the driver was injured. the truck flipped over on the connector ramp >> the ramp is still open, though. you can see carsngri past it crews try to figure out how to right the truck and pull it away. you can follow us on twitter. >> more breaking news in southern california. check out flames, you can see they're coming from this massive building fire in walnut mark. that is in los angeles county. >> high voltage lines are making it tough to knock down flames. no injuries being reported now. >> good evening, thanks for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> tonight a terrifying warning about certain risk of earthquakes >> in san francisco, very

. >> jury selection in a civil suit filed by brian stow, the man beaten into a coma at dodger stadium. he suffered brain injury that's left him disabled after he was attacked in the parking lot following a season opener between giants and tojers in 2011. the trial expected to last 40 days. stow is not expected to testify. >> kaiser perment yeah is back open after a threat forced it to close this morning. police called it specific and credible. and the patients could not get medical appointments. kaiser's main hospital and emergency room never closed. >> bishop of oakland diocese may be seeking clarification in a controversial language of a contract prompting three teachers to leave their jobs. he met at oakland bishop odowd high school. >> we're happy with dialogue today but there are things we still like to be clarified. >> the students who met with oakland bishop say they appreciate the dialogue. >> we're hopeful the language will clear up the controversy. >> purpose of the language is to fears what is going nobody it? i don't know. >> three teachers will lose their jobs because the

. >> attorneys for los angeles dodgers suggested brian stow may have been partially to blame for instigating the build beeting that left him permanently disabled. stow attended jury vehicles with you it took a lot out of him. he was not in court today for opening statements in his case against the dodgers. he went to cheer for giants at dodger stadium. here is how he ended up the former paramedic, disabled for life, now suing the balance park and former owner for negligence after stow being beaten by two drunk dodger fans. his witnesses his neurosurgeon and mother, now his care taker, describing his coma, how long it took him to say a word. eight months the attorney says the organization failed to provide reasonable security. that two attackers should have been removed from the park in the second inning. he says the couple was pelted by peanuts assaulted with obscenities and it came from sanchez it didn't stop there. other aggressive acts are alleged that no security intervened. about a quarter kw of the lapd officers present were tasked to patrol 27 parking lots. 330 acres. >> there are fen

. >> in los angeles a jury heard opening statements today in a civil suit filed by brian stow. stow was in court for jury selection walking are from his wheelchair. he suffered brain damage and has a permanent disability. the civil jury will decide where the dodgers provided sufficient security in 2011. >> vac wagss have been lifted in san jess yeah after a construction crew hit a gas line there. six homes were evacuateed and other neighbors asked to stay inside while pg&e worked to fix that leak. they had to wear masks at the scene and the department called in a hazmat team. >> a lot of oakland residents are dumping on a plan to increase trash service rates by 50%. >> it means average oakland family will have to pay $44 a month for garbage pick up. current average just under $30 a month. >> abc7 news reporter nick smith joins us live where officials will meet on this issue tonight. nick? >> and can expect to get an earful. saying we're not sure we enjoy service we have now. waste management says they're the most qualified to do the job. take a look at the video this afternoon.

. >>> today is a big day for brian stow. why the giant's fan who was severely beat was in the courtroom and what is at stake. >>> plus, movie star brad pitt hit in the face while signing autographs. the alleged attacker has a stage history. do -- a stage history. >>> we will get you outside the door. >>> temperatures right now are close, i can't get much closer than this. i will show you the warmest spots coming right up. my dad worked as a short order cook. right here. my parents were immigrants. and they taught me that with hard work, anything is possible. i earned a scholarship to mit. and worked across party lines to get things done. i'm alex padilla. i'll protect voting rights for everyone. and make it easier to start a business. so we create jobs and opportunity for all californians. what should we order? (announcer) alex padilla. secretary of state. . >>> a man is in custody after an hour's long standoff. a man barricaded himself in a home between 23rd and 24th street at 4:30 yesterday afternoon. they evacuated and br

are being planned we'll see how the uc berkeley community is coming together to honor victims >> brian stowwas in a los angeles courtroom today as jury selection began in a civil case filed over his attack that took place outside dodger stadium three years ago. stow, from santa cruz watched from his wheelchair as perspective jurors received instructions he suffered disabling brain damage during a beating by two dodger fans outside of the stadium in april, 2011. the suit seeks millions in damages from the dodgers and team former owner. >> two kaiser permanente buildings reopened after a criminal threat forced them to close this morning. the closure mainly affected patients who had morning appointments or needed to pick upper skripgss this afternoon. oakland police have not specified what is included in the threat. >> checking on the accu-weather forecast, we'll go to spencer christian. >> sunny skies, and light breezes where i am. it's cooler than it was yesterday. here is live doppler 7 hd. you can see clear skies, no hint of clouds around. taking a look at the temperature change, four degr

. >> brian stowe against the l.a. dodgers. he claims team security failed to protect him.stowe has permanent brain damage from that attack three years ago at dodger's stadium. he was in court during the jury selection, but did got attend today's opening statements. he's suing for past and future medical expenses. he aeged that he and his friends were taunted throughout that game in 2011 and that there was no usher in his section. his attorney also claims that two security guards where stowe was attacked were absent. >> they take absolutely no responsibility for the mess this place was in. we're going to start hearing the testimony tomorrow of people that are in the stadium being threatened and stuff being thrown at them and fights starting from the second inning. and, somehow, they say, you know, it's all mr. stowe's fault. >> on the flip side, the dodgers say since +w)=ñstowe was under influence of alcohol, he contributed to the hostile enviernt. the dodgers add that it had the largest security force ever for that opening day three years ago. >> the city says the rate has

what if brian stow was the first one to say something. >> i am glad you said something. he was the aggressor and not showing respect of what happened. it is terrible. that will change the liability landscape. >> criminality is decided and they must have been aggressors or why would they have pled guilty. >> i am talking about the verbal side. what if he was the first one to open his mouth. >> again, i think a lysse is right because they pled in they of the crime. >> another strange case out of utah. a 15 year old kid was convicted of two counts of armed robbery after going in a home with three buddies and trying to steal drugs. they didn't get away with much. but the kid got a 15 year sentence from the judge. and now the father is saying 15 years is way too much. and this kid, cooper, should be resentenced. how does something like this happen? his attorney thought he had a plea deal. >> it is an tricky angle of the law. in new york, generally you make a plea agreement and it is subject to court approval. and if the court doesn't approve it, you will get the plea back. an

in 2011 of chavez ravine, brian stowe ends up with permanent brain damage after a couple of dodger fansim in the parking lot. the lawyers say the reason is he was wearing a san francisco giants shirt. it wasn't just a fight. one friend testified he saw one of the attackers land a hey hay maker to stowe's head and knocked him out cold and then another man started kicking while stowe was on the ground unconscious. the was put in a medically induced coma and russed part of his skull and this lifetime medical costs could reach $50 million. a couple of years ago these two member pleaded guilty. this is the criminal trial. this one deals with the dodgers and it's in civil car and its then-owner frank public court, frank mccourt had to sell the team after a messy divorce. stowe's lawyer says the team and its owner did not provide enough security. the other side claims this happened on opening day and there were more police and guards at that game at chavez ravine than any other in dodgers history. mercedes is our legal analyst. where are we? >> it's so pity full, stowe in the wheelchair, pair

with that opening statements are set for today and also brought by beating the act of brian stow against a loss as well as doctors and has warrants or honor buses smell prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. jury selection is ago to build it is all and end of unspent signed a 2003500 to respond. the wheat of on as a carrot is asking for an answer always get out there about administration's ways of thousands of immigrants convicted of crimes of facing deportation. if secretary jane johnson tells, to a deeper understanding of the issues. johnson says the release of the many roughly 36,000 zero convicted criminals and freaks' was a result orders and aggression orders or other end. almost a year after and attendant tells of government surveillance program staff and was not benson's down for his first interview with u.s. media. if the u.s. state department concentrate on because of a patriot. if his and called the eye and a settler. cnn and just as reports that and more is not at all levels of some analysts are hydrant spider in its demand and lead classified u.s. seek permission of surve

today the lawyers for brian stow plan to show the night he was attacked there was violence all over dodgerdium. bryan stow suffered severe brain damage when two dodgers fans beat him in the -- they will call him to the witness stand today. they will testify according to the lawyers that they were threatened at the game and they witnessed several fights that night. >> raising havoc starting in the second inning. this wasn't some little thing that happened in the parking lot. oh my gosh. this was something that went on for three hours. >> now in opening statements bryan stow's attorney blasted the l.a. dodgers and former owner for not providing adequate security. the dodgers blamed the attack on the two fans. the team lawyer also told the jury that there is evidence bryan stow was drunk and that the fight started over something that he said. >>> former microsoft ceo steve balmer has signed a record breaking deal to buy the los angeles chippers. shelly sterling announced the agreement to sell the team. now however donald sterling's attorney is making it clear that sterling is not ready to let

such a for the trial of the been chance fan brian stowe dutchess stadium hermetic sunset are broughtpleaded guilty to criminal charges this year. this takes billions of dollars in damages against the contras and former owner estimated that stowe's lifetime care could cost $50 million. the all sterling was started the process of stripping him of the ownership rights. clippers owner show its sterling reportedly met with former arkansas see note steve will weekend to talk what selling the team that is follows friday's abristle the nba franchise voluntarily. calero there's a temperature so that these in both places as much as 10 degrees cooler than equivocations those numbers and cooling trend for the rest of the work week coming up. time lapse video of the video being done in california touch and says the projects to 2 1/2 to 3 hours ahead of schedule. installing new hinges to throw off for more expensive. second man in critical condition after winning shuttle launching sunday. happened at a busy intersection at its hill valley and no grove's road the man stopped at redline someone in t

. >> the brian stowe lawsuit continues. y by fans who say stowe wasn't the only victim. >> and joe the plumber back in the news. his response to the rampage in santa barbara and the comments he is making to the parents of the victims. >> mostly cloudy and cool. for the afternoon partly cloudy, slightly warmer. when the clouds will clear. >> and from the golden gate let's swing out east and look at traffic on saturday morning. the east shore looking okay. no major problems to report. bart we should say is experiencing delays on the pittsburgh bay point line because of track maintenance. ♪ take the nestea plunge. nothing refreshes like nestea. teacher layoffs. and a 60 billion dollar budget deficit. that's what john perez faced when he became speaker of the california assembly. so he partnered with governor brown to pass three balanced budgets, on time. for the first time in thirty years. today, the deficits are gone and we've invested an additional 2 billion dollars in education. now john perez is running for controller, to k

stow himself. >> reporter: brian was not with his family this morning. his presence here on tuesday and wednesday during jury selection took its toll according to the family and the brain injured former paramedics needed a day of rest. inside the jury listened as both sides offered their opening statements. bryan stow's lead attorney thomas girardi told the jury the two men who would later assault bryan stow were assaulting giants fans as early as the second inning. all of this harassment foul language, yelling and screaming throwing stuff assaulting people, there was no security there, girardi told the jury. girardi said there were still no security personnel in sight when bryan stow was attacked by louis sanchez and marvin norwood after the game. it wasn't a fight, girardi said, when you walk out of the stadium and you're smashed in the back, that isn't a fight. that's an assault. and if they, the dodgers, had done what they were supposed to do when in the preceding three hours the assault never would have happened. girardi told the jury that frank mcc

meanwhile, new surveillance video is being released of the stow away jumping out of the plane after it landed. brianhas been covering the story for us in "the situation room." start with the new video. show us, walk us through what it shows. >> i'll play some of the video. it's spot shadowed. you can see in the spot shadow there. right there, a figure seemingly drop from the rear area of the plane. he's out of picture for a little bit it then you'll see images of him walking erratically toward the front. this is who authorities believe is that 15-year-old stowaway who rode fom san jose to hawaii in maui. there's -- there you see him, walking back and forward erratically. authorities now believe he did stow away in the wheel well of that plane from california to maui on april 20th. the san jose police told us over the phone they want to interview the teenager. they are going to determine whether criminal charges are going to be filed against him. if criminal charges are filed, it will probably be criminal trespass, but that has not been determined. again, we've said this in our reporting, he did hop

brian williams. of course we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> a remarkable story that was caught on tape. the santa clara stow away that survived that flight to hawaii. good evening, thanks for being with us. >> that teenager's journey is highlighting the need for better security. and passengers could end up paying for it. a proposed plan to charge passengers an extra fee for each leg of the flight could fund the security measures san jose says it needs. >> reporter: how would you like to pay an extra $8.50 every time you fly? that is something that this airport and many other air papo across the nation are implementing. san jose police want to ask this boy exactly how he ended up here, climbing out of the wheel well of a flight that had just landed in maui. the airport security video shows the boy emerging from the wheel well and walking away dazed. now that the boy is back in the south bay in the custody of children and family services they need to interview him about what he did at this airport. >> he committed criminal trespass in our city. we will conduc

stow family. back to you. >> one we'll continue to follow, thanks, peggy. >>> in an exclusive interview month in the making, leaking secrets from the american government. snowden sat down with brian williams with his first interview on american television. he insists he is a patriot and tried to work within the system. the former nsa contractor said he complained repeatedly to supervisors before refleeing the country and leaking details about the government's spying programs. he says he wants to come back to the united states, but is still proud of what he did. >> i may have lost my ability to travel. but i've gained the ability to go to sleep at night and put my head on the pillow and feel comfortable that i've done the right thing. even when it was the hard thing. and i'm comfortable with that. >> the obama administration says clemency or simply dropping the charges is not an option. >>> rapper snoop line, joe montana and other big-name celebrities will host a benefit part of snoop's no gun allowed campaign. the events will start with a discussion about the importance of gun violence solution followed by an auction of snoop's paintings and other belongings. benefit the no-gun a

stowed away in the wheel well of a plane on a five-hour flight from california to hawaii. we're now learning new information about whether he'll be facing criminal charges. cnn's brian the story for us. brian? what are you finding out? >> wolf, police in san jose tell us they're looking to interview this young man when will soon determine whether to file criminal charges against him. there's continuing fallout from the incident. new details on security at the san jose airport and the new video wolf just mentioned are made public. the surveillance video shows the young man dropping from a rear area of the plane then walking erratically on the tarmac at the maui airport on april 20th after this immigrant stowed away on a hawaiian airlines flight for 5 1/2 hours inside the plane's wheel well. >> i think it's remarkable "a" he survived such an incident and able to get off and walk away. >> reporter: wheel well stowaways northwesterly norma y don't make it. the cold and lack of oxygen at cruising altitude can be a deadly combination. now, police in san jose, california, where the plane took off, tell cnn they want to interview the teenager and may charge him with crimina