today a verdict in the brian stowe lawsuit. we have team coverage. and we start with gordon tok matt sue. >> reporter: the attorney and his clients outside just as the verdict came down. >> we're through with it brian got some money, and it's going to be towards his recovery. >> these are medical expenses. $5,500,000. >> reporter: two men nearly beat brian stowe to death in march of tlefl during the dodgers' season opener. brain damage has left him wheelchair bound, requiring round the clock attendants and medication. the jury says the stowes were correct in their claim, the dodgers were responsible, not doing enough to keep fans safe that night. not enough cops or guards >>> and they drew the line at including frank mccourt, the dodgers owner. they told us the $15 million award was too high. >> i disagree with that. but i respect the jury's decision. >> reporter: and mr. and mrs. stowe told us their next move, of course, is to return back home to northern california where they will care for brian stowe for the rest of their lives. i'm gordon tokumats

. >> and the dodgers are found partially responsible for brian stow's beating. and tonight the campaign to close a marksmanship range in the community for the past 50 years. >> here is the woman, now nicknamed call girl killer the suspected prostitute on camera with a silicon valley executive who died of a heroin overdose. >> she's being charged with manslaughter, police say she watched her client die while sipping a glass of wine the prostitute on surveillance video taken on board the yacht owned by the victim, a silicon valley heavy hitter. >> first, police only knew forest hays died aboard his yacht in santa cruz harbor, now, they've arrested this woman, video shows her injecting hays. >> so callous she was stepping over the y, and at one point stepped over the body to grab a glass of wine and finish the glass of wine. >> police identified tickleman as a high-priced prostitute she and haze met after linking up on a web site. hays was married with five children and neighbors would not talk to us on camera. neighbors say they never got to know the neighbors wel

the jury decided the dodgers did not provide enough security at their stadium parking lot when brian stowe was beaten on opening day 2011. stowe was left with permanent brain damage. >> i think it was a chain of events that happened in the entire ballgame. one thing lead to another. >> stowe who will need life long care was awarded nearly $18 million in damages. the dodgers will pay about $14 million of that with norwood and sanchez responsible for the rest. and then the dodgers' owner was cleared of negligence. >> i feel like it is a victory, and it is a big weight off of our shoulders. >> publicly the stowe family rejoiced, but the giants' third base coach said stowe's sister texted him expressing disappointment. they were asking for $37.5 million. >> they felled relieved that brian was not held responsible at all, zero percent in the attack. but yet the $18 million awarded, it doesn't cover even the hospital bills that a are owed already. >> hopefully this is a learning thing for all sports and sport franchises to help make it safer for the people who love the game. >> giants fans we sp

>> this >> brian stow's parents held hands and cried as the verdict was read >> i feel it's a big weight off of our shoulders. >> three years after being beaten in a dodger stadium parking lot on opening day, 2011 a jury reached a verdict on who is to blame. >> were any of the following negligent? los angeles dodgers, llc? yes. >> the jury says the dodgers did not provide enough security. >> a chain of events one thing led to another. >> the dodgers who have to pay about $14 million of that and the jury said frank mccourt is not negligent. the family had been asking for $37.5 million in damages. >> this is a nice nest egg for the family that needs it. >> the dodgers haven't decided yet whether to appeal >> we respect the decision. >> the jury told the judge they're deadlocked. >> there is a lot of tension. it was very nerve wracking. >> he still is glad stow is getting millions. >> i'm glad there is a verdict. >> when asked what he would tell his son, his father says he'll use the judge's name. >> his name is victor e chavez i said victory for brian. >> at one point dodger's attorneys ta

the jury decided the dodgers did not provide enough security at their stadium parking lot when brian stowe was beaten on opening day 2011. stowe was left with permanent brain damage. >> i think it was a chain of events that happened in the entire ballgame. one thing lead to another. >> stowe who will need life long care was awarded nearly $18 million in damages. the dodgers will pay about $14 million of that with norwood and sanchez responsible for the rest. and then the dodgers' owner was cleared of negligence. >> i feel like it is a victory, and it is a big weight off of our shoulders. >> publicly the stowe family rejoiced, but the giants' third base coach said stowe's sister texted him expressing disappointment. they were asking for $37.5 million. >> they felled relieved that brian was not held responsible at all, zero percent in the attack. but yet the $18 million awarded, it doesn't cover even the hospital bills that a are owed already. >> hopefully this is a learning thing for all sports and sport franchises to help make it safer for the people who love the game. >> giants fans we sp

the jury decided the dodgers did not provide enough security at their stadium parking lot when brian stowe was beaten on opening day 2011. stowe was left with permanent brain damage. >> i think it was a chain of events that happened in the entire ballgame. one thing lead to another. >> stowe who will need life long care was awarded nearly $18 million in damages. dodgersl the dodgers will pay about $14 million of that with norwood and sanchez responsible for the rest. and then the dodgers' owner was cleared of negligence. >> i feel like it is a victory, and it is a big weight off of our shoulders. >> publicly the stowe family rejoiced, but the giants' third base coach said stowe's sister texted him expressing disappointment. they were asking for $37.5 million. >> they felled relieved that brian was not held responsible at all, zero percent in the attack. but yet the $18 million awarded, it doesn't cover even the hospital bills that a are owed already. >> hopefully this is a learning thing for all sports and sport franchises to help make it safer for the people who love the game. >> giants f

and we will be back at 6:00 with more reaction to the brian stowe verdict. reporting from at&t park, mark matthews, nbc bay area news. >>> more details on the men convicted of beating stowe in february. they both pleaded guilty and accepted plea deals for their role in the beating. sanchez pled guilty to felony count of mayhem and will spend eight years in prison. during their sentencing the judge called both men complete cowards. our legal analyst weighs in. the villain he said helped make this verdict possible. >>> a local story is getting international headlines. it is scandalous. a high-priced call girl is accused of leaving a silicon valley executive on his yacht to die. they charged her nearly eight months after the man's death. we have multiple reports. michelle roberts is at the crime scene in santa cruz, we also have robert honda with us. robert? >> reporter: well, today's charges in court turned out to be a surprise. santa cruz police point out this woman is at the center of a real-life drama with many twists and turns in the investigation, and in t

>> catherine: brian stow can't really speak for himself today. as soon as this verdict was announced..the question was how he and his family were reacting. >>bryan's parents and their attorney didn't wait long. minutes after the court session broke up.they talked about their relief that there are damages that will help in his care. said. >> catherine: starting with their attorney.who talked about the people who have worked hardest to keep bryan going..his mother and father >>the money the stow family will get isn't as much as they asked for. but they're still pleased with the verdict. that while his son might not understand the complicated details of the verdict -- he'll know he got some help today. >> catherine: it's not as much help as stow's team wanted. his attorney was asking for 37 million dollars. >> reporter:but this will indeed help. the jury found the dodgers to be 25 percent responsible for the incident. also responsible, the the men who attacked stow.and are now in prison. but jury did not find then dodgers owner frank mccourt, to be

continuation of this series but in fact of the mind that of people that we spoke with is he the brian stowdick. verdict >> reporter: the stow family deserves more than what they will get. >> $2 million is allotted to him but it does not even cover the hospital bills that are old so i personally have questions how someone in our country can go to a baseball game and get jobs and beaten into a coma and when you come out of the, you owe millions of dollars. it does not seem right and is very confusing to me. >> how a jury comes up with how much they deserve to... i do not know? i'd still feel for the family is a lot of tragedy going on a. >> think it is the right result from following the case at think the dodgers were negligent in finding greater security in their stadium. >> at the key has received some justice but i believe he has received some justice but i do not believe that we are out of the woods just yet. >> reporter: terrorist still a very big game going on the giants up 2 to 1. >> pam: >> reporter: presentation on an expansion and improvement of that refinery. this take a look into

stowe family has waited three years for this verdict. they sat in the courtroom as the verdict was read, and were in tears. >> brian michael stowe versus l.aodgers. >> reporter: a jury said the dodgers did not provide enough security for opening day 2011 when giants fan bryan stowe was severely beaten. >> the dodgers, llc, yes. >> reporter: the jury awarded stowe more than $18 million in damages, the dodgers will have to pay about $14 million of that. with norwood and sanchez responsible for the rest. the dodgers owner frank mccourt was not found negligent at all. the family was asking for about $35 million in damages but say they're grateful with the verdict. >> we're through with it, bryan got some money, and it will be towards his recovery. >> reporter: the dodgers have not decided yet whether to appeal. >> don't necessarily agree with every part of the decision but we certainly respect the decision. >> reporter: the jury deliberated for several days and at one point said they were hopelessly deadlocked. >> i'm glad there is a verdict. it didn't turn out the way i wanted but i'm not the one making the final decision. >> reporter: the ju

l.l.c., yes,. >> yesterday a jury in los angeles ruled the dodgers were partly responsible for brian stowe's critical injuries, he was brutally beaten outside dodger stadium three years ago, the award was sai lot less than the 50 million dollars the stowe family was sync in its lawsuit against the dodgers. >> obviously it would pull at anybody's heartstrings but we could only go by the evidence that was presented to us in court. >> i feel like it is a victory and it -- it is a big weight off of our shoulders, we have been waiting three years for this. >> the jury also ruled former donalder oner frank lacourt was not liable in this case. the stowe family had sued the dodger organization for negligence, claiming poor stadium security played a roll in a brutal beating that caused stowe's permanent break damage. >>> the san francisco giants are considering a new dross code at at&t park that could ban clothing considered culturally insensitive, this all came about after a team sanctioned event ended badly, sal castaneda joins live now from the park, at&t folks heading into the game this afternoon

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

a jury awarded san francisco giants fans brian stowe and his family $18 million.the panel found the dodgers partly responsible for the injuries endured. he suffered permanent brain damage because of inadequate security at the ballpark. >>> well, the world cup finals are set after argentina beat the netherlands. argentina and germany will play for the championship. this, though, is not the game. we should tell you germany took out the host country brazil tuesday in that lopsided match that ended 7-1. that's what you're seeing. some unhappy fans burned buses. at least 20 buses went up in flames. >>> donald sterling is he he will never sell the l.a. clippers. sterling said he would spend the rest of his life suing the nba. also after his wife shelli left the witness, she tried to approach donald and people in the core courtroom said he shouted "get away from me, you pig." >> walmart is taking heat over a home decor poster with a disturbing image. it shows a nazi concentration camp in world war ii. walmart and other retailers have pulled the poster from their shelves.

. >> the mother of giants fan brian stowe spoke about the burden of her son's medical care. two dodger fans beat him opening day in 2011. he is severely disabled. his family is suing the dodgers and frank mccord accusing them of not providing enough stadium security. they want $37 million to pay for his medical care. >> we're talked about this last night. if we don't get anything, we will have to look at maybe cutting out brian's night time care and taking care of brian ourselves and getting him ready for bed and keep somebody for two hours in the morning. >> jurors have been deliberating for 15 hours with no verdict. they will be back at it again tomorrow. we will let you know as soon as the decision comes in. >> berkeley will have the power to tax sugary drinks. they voted unanimously to put the measure on the ballot adding a 1 cent per ounce on all sodas and sweetened drinks. it would be used to promote good nutrition. opponents say it will put a burd uh on consumers and businesses. stay here. disaster caught on camera. coming up next, the fiery food truck explosion that

brian stowe $18 million. how much the dodgers are responsible for and what bryan stow's family said. >> the dodgers have to pay 15 of the $18 million awarded to bryan stow, far less than what the family asked for. >> giant fan bryan stow was left brain damaged after two fans punched and kicked him in the head. his medical bills are astronomical. the dodgers ownership at the time was responsible. the former owners have to pay stoa -- stowe 15 million. he's not going to be 100%, maybe for a long time, maybe never, what he gets will help him through now. that's what he needs. >> the jury found the two men convicted of attacking snow 75% -- stowe 75%. the jury found the dodgers 25% culpable. >> under the law, if you're 25% responsible, you have the pay 100% of the loss of earnings in the past, in the future, medical in the past and medical in the future. >> stowe's attorney said security was lacking. stowe's parents say the money will help them take care of their son. >> i feel it's a victory. it's a big weight o

. >> the mother of giants fan brian stowe spoke about the burden of her son's medical care.two dodger fans beat him opening day in 2011. he is severely disabled. his family is suing the dodgers and frank mccord accusing them of not providing enough stadium security. they want $37 million to pay for his medical care. >> we're talked about this last night. if we don't get anything, we will have to look at maybe cutting out brian's night time care and taking care of brian ourselves and getting him ready for bed and keep somebody for two hours in the morning. >> jurors have been deliberating for 15 hours with no verdict. they will be back at it again tomorrow. we will let you know as soon as the decision comes in. >> berkeley will have the power to tax sugary drinks. they voted unanimously to put the measure on the ballot adding a 1 cent per ounce on all sodas and sweetened drinks. it would be used to promote good nutrition. opponents say it will put a burd uh on consumers and businesses. stay here. disaster caught on camera. coming up next, the fiery food truck explosion that e

the court says there wasn't sufficient security at the stadium when two men attacked brian stowe after game causing brain damage. >>> the hits keep on coming for justin bieber. he pleaded no contest to a vandalism charge for throwing eggs at his california neighbor's house. he'll have to serve two years probation and pay more than $80,000 in damages and take an anger management course. >> what's it like to be in the middle of a dust storm? this puts you right in the middle of one in arizona this week. visibility is almost nonexistant. watch the buildings just disappear. >>> june versal studio orlando resorts. the wait for harry potter fans and the new diagon alley ride. it's reported at 355 minutes. yeah, six hours about. >>> now to the battle over duke. john wayne's family is suing duke university over the use of the name. the family wants to sell bourbon under the name duke but the university claims that using the name on the booze would diminish, dilute and tarnish the value of the name. >> carnival cruise lines is banning smoking on cabin balconies. if you're caught there, you'll g

. >> the mother of giants fan brian stowe spoke about the burden of her son's medical care. two dodger fans beat him opening day in 2011. he is severely disabled. his family is suing the dodgers and frank mccord accusing them of not providing enough stadium security. they want $37 million to pay for his medical care. >> we're talked about this last night. if we don't get anything, we will have to look at maybe cutting out brian's night time care and taking care of brian ourselves and getting him ready for bed and keep somebody for two hours in the morning. >> jurors have been deliberating for 15 hours with no verdict. they will be back at it again tomorrow. we will let you know as soon as the decision comes in. >> berkeley will have the power to tax sugary drinks. they voted unanimously to put the measure on the ballot adding a 1 cent per ounce on sodas sod and sweetened drinks. it would be used to promote good nutrition. opponents say it will put a burd uh on consumers and businesses. stay here. disaster caught on camera. coming up next, the fiery food truck explosion that

we have new details in the civil case filed by giants fan brian stowe who was so badly beaten. deliberating jurors sent a question to the judge. attorneys spent 10 minutes to review case documents to find an answer. the judge instructed that the question remain private. it was the jury's first note in three days. deliberations will continue tomorrow. stowe remains brain damaged after an attack outside dodger stadium in 2011. his family is suing the team and former owner for millions saying there was not enough security that day at the ballpark. >>> some developing news, a new state proposal would fine people who waste water up to $500 every day. the water resources board is now considering emergency regulations to reduce water use during this terrible drought. violations would include cleaning sidewalks with hoses over watering lawns so that the water floods on the streets and washing cars. if approved any public employee would be allowed to enforce the law. the board will hold a public hearing next wednesday and then consider adopting the rules for the rest of the year. we wil

but its clear, brian stow was in the back of most minds. >>"his sister just emailed me and said that 12 strangers just walked out of room and said brian had nothing to do with any of it. they feel relieved like that." >>but before wednesday's game against the oakland a's. giants third base coach tim flannery says the jury could have done more. >> "the 18 million dollars that is awarded to him doesn't even cover the hospital bills that are owed. so, i personally have some questions. how somebody in our country can go to a baseball game, get jumped, beaten to coma, and when you come out of that coma, you owe millioms of dollars. just doesn't seem right, and it's a little confusing to me." >>earlier this year, flannery presented the stow family with a check for 96-thousand dollars to help off-set some of the medical costs. giants reliever jeremy affeldt donated 25-thousand dollars. >>"how a jury comes up with how much they deserve, i don;t know, but, you know, i still feel for the family. there's a lot of tragedy going through that and sometim

. >>> still no decision from the jury in the brian stow beating trial. last week the jurors told the judge they were deadlocked on trying to determine who is financially responsible. but he told them to keep trying. stow's family is suing the la dodgers and the team's former enrollees for negligence and lack of security. the team says the men who attacked stow in 2011 are responsible. >>> tough news for bay area foodies. a world-renowned restaurant is closed a because of flames tearing through the restaurant. firefighters punched holes in the roof to quickly bring the flames under control. the fire was mostly concentrated in the attic sparing heavy damage to the dining room. >> the equipment itself seems to be fairly exact. just some of the structure like the roof rafters and the ceiling joint that were damaged in the fire. >> crews say it likely started outside. the restaurant is known for its farm to table cuisine and $185 tasting menu. >>> crews are battling hot and humid conditions that -- as they try to get the upper hand on this fire. more than 640

incident happened just one day after los angeles jury awarded brian stowe and family 18 million dollars for the 2011 beating he sustained on opening day in the parking lot of dodger stadium last september not far from here after game dodger fans january thon denver was stabbed to death after getting into an altercation with another group of men on the sidewalk. now in this case police are lacking for 2 suspects. descriptions are not very detailed but they drove away in a gold toyota tundra truck and again right from this area a little bit before 6:00 p.m. and again this woman is being treated. for serious injury tonight at the san francisco general hospital. this is abc 7 news. >> thank you low pressure 8. at least 5 oakland school employee have become victims of identity theft over the past two weeks and they blame the district for failing to protect the payroll information. >> 7 news i-team found thousands of pages of accept acceptstive document left in the old abandoned school administration building. >> dan is here with a story you see only on 7 news tonight. >> this controversy may

incident happened just one day after los angeles jury awarded brian stowe and family 18 million dollars for the 2011 beating he sustained on opening day in the parking lot of dodger stadium last september not far from here after game dodger fans january thon denver was stabbed to death after getting into an altercation with another group of men on the sidewalk. now in this case police are lacking for 2 suspects. descriptions are not very detailed but they drove away in a gold toyota tundra truck and again right from this area a little bit before 6:00 p.m. and again this woman is being treated. for serious injury tonight at the san francisco general hospital. this is abc 7 news. >> thank you low pressure 8. at least 5 oakland school employee have become victims of identity theft over the past two weeks and they blame the district for failing to protect the payroll information. >> 7 news i-team found thousands of pages of accept acceptstive document left in the old abandoned school administration building. >> dan is here with a story you see only on 7 news tonight. >> this controversy may

. >>> this week, the jury in the brian stow case side they are deadlocked but the judge ordered them to get back to work. day six of deliberations. they are stuck on the first question, whether the dodgers or the former owner were negligent when bryan was nearly beaten to death outside dodger stadium. bryan's mom understands how difficult this is. >> they have a job to do and whatever they come up with, i'm sure, will be hard for them, difficult for them. do we hold it against them? no. >> bryan's family has asked for $37 million to pay for his healthcare for the rest of his life. but his mom is prepared if they don't get anything. >>> new developments tonight on a story we first told you at 6:00. a hotel in newark that was in danger of being shut down got a six month reprieve. this easy 8 motel in newark is the only home that some people have, but critics say it is a magnet for all kinds of crime and need to be shut down. tonight residents told the city commission that the crime problems are spreading and enough is enough. >> the crime is in the surrounding neighborhoods. they are b

we have new details in the civil case filed by giants fan brian stowe who was so badly beaten. deliberating jurors sent a question to the judge. attorneys spent 10 minutes to review case documents to find an answer. the judge instructed that the question remain private. it was the jury's first note in three days. deliberations will continue tomorrow. stowe remains brain damaged after an attack outside dodger stadium in 2011. his family is suing the team and former owner for millions saying there was not enough security that day at the ballpark. >>> some developing news, a new state proposal would fine people who waste water up to $500 every day. the water resources board is now considering emergency regulations to reduce water use during this terrible drought. violations would include cleaning sidewalks with hoses over watering lawns so that the water floods on the streets and washing cars. if approved any public employee would be allowed to enforce the law. the board will hold a public hearing next wednesday and then consider adopting the rules for the rest of the year. we wil

we have new details in the civil case filed by giants fan brian stowe who was so badly beaten. deliberating jurors sent a question to the judge. attorneys spent 10 minutes to review case documents to find an answer. the judge instructed that the question remain private. it was the jury's first note in three days. deliberations will continue tomorrow. stowe remains brain damaged after an attack outside dodger stadium in 2011. his family is suing the team and former owner for millions saying there was not enough security that day at the ballpark. >>> some developing news, a new state proposal would fine people who waste water up to $500 every day. the water resources board is now considering emergency regulations to reduce water use during this terrible drought. violations would include cleaning sidewalks with hoses over watering lawns so that the water floods on the streets and washing cars. if approved any public employee would be allowed to enforce the law. the board will hold a public hearing next wednesday and then consider adopting the rules for the rest of the year. we wil

injury a warded brian stowe with 18 million-dollar in damages yesterday. of that will come from the dodgers, the rest from the two men were quick for the assault. brian's family says money is a major victory and will be used to help him with his long term recovery. >> he got some help today. that is what he was looking for. he will not be hundred percent maybe for a long time, maybe never but what he gets will help him right now. >> although the team was found partially responsible for the attack the former owner frank mccourt was absolved of wrongdoing by the jury. >>> times have changed in new york city is times square. area has become so family friendly that some want the cartoon characters that set up shop on the corners to be license. councilman is drifting a bill that would weed out those fake characters by making them get licenses from the city. there are copy right issues to hammer out. >> our feeling is honest folks out trying to earn a living but there are also some folks who are taking advantage of people. >> new york city council members who ba

brian stowe was left severely brain damaged after he was attacked in the parking lot of dodgers stadium in 2011. his attorneys argue the dodgers were negligent and did not provide adequate security for fans. they are asking for more than $50 million. >>> follow-up on the battle over measure b for san jose police and firefighters. this is all about pension and retirement benefits. today we have confirmed the unions have reached a new agreement with the city manager. however, there's a catch. it's an agreement the city council of san jose has not accepted. damian damian, what happens now? >> reporter: it continues to be a battle. there was a lot of progress made up to this point. this is that settlement agreement reached between the union and city manager. i showed the document to the mayor and he said every proposal he's seen so far has been unacceptable. two significant fires on monday taxed san jose firefighters. at one point, taking 60% of the city's resources. they were forced to call in crews from several other cities to help. >> as this week's fires have once again confirmed, our f

incident happened just one day after los angeles jury awarded brian stowe and family 18 million dollarsfor the 2011 beating he sustained on opening day in the parking lot of dodger stadium last september not far from here after game dodger fans january thon denver was stabbed to death after getting into an altercation with another group of men on the sidewalk. now in this case police are lacking for 2 suspects. descriptions are not very detailed but they drove away in a gold toyota tundra truck and again right from this area a little bit before 6:00 p.m. and again this woman is being treated. for serious injury tonight at the san francisco general hospital. this is abc 7 news. >> thank you low pressure 8. at least 5 oakland school employee have become victims of identity theft over the past two weeks and they blame the district for failing to protect the payroll information. >> 7 news i-team found thousands of pages of accept acceptstive document left in the old abandoned school administration building. >> dan is here with a story you see only on 7 news tonight. >> this controversy may

. >> reporter: brian stowe's parents say they will describe this to their son as a victory. reporting from the courthouse in downtown los angeles, abc 7 news. >>> all right, alex, thank you. >>> it has been a long difficult journey for bryan stowe since this attack, happening opening day in 2011. witnesses say stowe was attacked from behind. one month later the dodgers announced the hiring of former lapd chief bill bratton to improve the security at the stadium. in july, the police arrested two suspects. in february of 2012 both men were sentenced. luis sanchez got eight years, marvin norwood, four years after both pled guilty. >>> and continuing live, allen what are the giants saying tonight after the verdict? >> well, cheryl i was just in the clubhouse and most of the players were aware of the verdict. but most of them don't know what the verdict is, right now they're doing what most teams do, focus on the game tonight. but ever since the attack most of the family and friends rallied around bryan stowe, most of his friends and family know he is dealing with more difficult

. >>> the jury trying to find who's financially responsible for the brian stow beating will try again today to make it to a decision. the team says the men who attacked stow back in 2011 are responsible. last week the l. a. jurors told the judge they were deadlocked but the judge ordered them to keep trying. >>> a suspect is under arrest for a shooting near a san francisco department store. 29-year-old henry smith from oakland faces a list of charges including attempted murder. the shooting happened last month outside the tj maxx store on harrison street. according to police, smith stole a man's cell phone and then shot the victim when he chased him. smith was arrested last week in san francisco. >>> new this morning, an 84- year-old woman who was missing and considered at risk has been found. in menlo park. she's safe, esther velasquez has been missing since sunday night and reportedly in the early stages of dementia. police have not released details on how she was found in menlo park. >>> a thrill ride turned into a real life adventure. after a roller coaster in southern california

back in 2011, two dodger fans beat and kick then 42-year-old giants fan brian stowe to severely that l probably need around the clack care for the rest of his life. the men are paying for it with their freedom. yesterday, a jury said they have to pay stowe millions of dollars and so will the l.a. dodgers. >> with the negligence of that party, a substantial factor in causing harm to brian michael stowe, los angeles dodgers l.l.c., yes. >> in a lawsuit by the stowe family, the jury found the dodgers 25% liable for his injuries, while assigning 75% of the blame to his two attackers. he will get $18 million. the dodgers will pay the lion's share because the two attackers are in prison. under california law, the dodgers will have to pay around $15 million of the judgment. >> the motor important thing about this case, it's going to get some care to take some of the pressure off this mom and dad who could be the greatest two moms and dads who ever lived. since this accident, they have devoted their lives. >> we've followed this story for quite some time. earlier this year, i met had w. his p

. >> and the dodgers are found partially responsible for brian stow's beating.d tonight the campaign to close a marksmanship range in the community for the past 50 years. >> here is the woman, now nicknamed call girl killer the suspected prostitute on camera with a silicon valley executive who died of a heroin overdose. >> she's being charged with manslaughter, police say she watched her client die while sipping a glass of wine the prostitute on surveillance video taken on board the yacht owned by the victim, a silicon valley heavy . >> first, police only knew forest hays died aboard his yacht in santa cruz harbor, now, they've arrested this woman, video shows her injecting hays. >> so callous she was stepping over the body, and at one point stepped over the body to grab a glass of wine and finish the glass of wine. >> police identified tickleman as a high-priced prostitute she and haze met after linking up on a web site. hays was married with five children and neighbors would not talk to us on camera. neighbors say they never got to know the neighbors well. but

. >>> a reward in the brian stow beating case. coming up, the next big decision which could come later today. >>> and it involves two stores and a half million dollars in taxpayer money. >>> we are looking at a commute which is getting busier by the moment. some of these pictures are not so good and you can see it is slowing down on 101 and we will look at the south bay to show you what the slowest is here. >>> high tropical clouds and we should have a mix of sun and clouds and see if it will be a little cooler or what. . >>> welcome back, these are live pictures and we are watching this because the house side of the u.s. capital is closed because of an incident of asbestos. lawmakers and aides who work on that side have been told stay away until further notice. they are still not clear how this might affect law proceedings and they have approved some spending bells to not affect the s senate. >> queens time two unand continued suitcases -- unattend under suitcases -- suitcases, the bomb squad checked them out with a remote contro

a jury that has been deliberating in a civil suit filed by beaten giants fan brian stow is hit an impass the judge in the trial pulled a panel to keep deliberating. his family is suing the dodgers and former owner for $37 million to cover medical costs. >> a mountain view man accused of owning and operating an online prostitution ring pled not guilty to charges of money laundering. he and his assistant were indicted last month. the indictment says my redbook offered reviews of escort and massage services but mostly used for prostitution. >> san francisco police aring with skg for help finding a missing woman the 94-year-old nancy jewel cross has a colorful past arcs rested in the 90s for filing too many nuisance lawsuits. she served on the ac transit board of directors. cross was evicted from her home by her sisters and arrested for assaulting a landlord she's been missing since last week. >> still to come on abc7 news at 6:00 protests, and pleas what one bay area congressman is doing about the plight of immigrant children coming into the u.s. >> controversy surrounding a popular parade.

a jury that has been deliberating in a civil suit filed by beaten giants fan brian stow is hit an impass the judge in the trial pulled a panel to keep deliberating. his family is suing the dodgers and former owner for $37 million to cover medical costs. >> a mountain view man accused of owning and operating an online prostitution ring pled not guilty to charges of money laundering. he and his assistant were indicted last month. the indictment says my redbook offered reviews of escort and massage services but mostly used for prostitution. >> san francisco police aring with skg for help finding a missing woman the 94-year-old nancy jewel cross has a colorful past arcs rested in the 90s for filing too many nuisance lawsuits. she served on the ac transit board of directors. cross was evicted from her home by her sisters and arrested for assaulting a landlord she's been missing since last week. >> still to come on abc7 news at 6:00 protests, and pleas what one bay area congressman is doing about the plight of immigrant children coming into the u.s. >> controversy surrounding a popular parade.

and now the family of brian stow still waits for a decision. he attended the civil trial last week in l.a. stow's attorneys argue the dodgers were negligent and did not provide adequate security for fans. they're asking for more than $50 million. a family member outside the courthouse says they just want brian to get the care he needs. >> we have been through most of it. >> that would be nice. then we could go home. >> lawyers for the dodge ares argue the team is not responsible. two men have pled guilty and are serving time. >>> barry bonds is appealing his conviction for a second time. the ninth court of appeals agreed to have a special panel review the verdict. he was found guilty of obstruction of justice for giving evasive testimony about steroids. he has paid a $4100 fine and served house arrest. >>> a lucky break for aldon smith. today the los angeles city attorney announced he will not be charged for making a bomb threat at l.a.x. he will have to meet with the city attorney later this month for a talk. he was arrested back in april for

. >>> the jury in the brian stow case has gone home without reaching a verdict. the panel will return on monday to continue deliberating on whether the l.a. dodgers should be held financially responsible for bryan stow's severe injuries. stow is from santa cruz, he's a die-hard giant fan. but he suffered severe injuries after two dodger fans attacked him in the parking lot. jurors cannot agree on fundamental issues in the case. stow's attorneys argued the dodgers and former team owner frank mccort didn't provide adequate security. they're asking the dodgers for coverage of medical bills. >>> the oakland a's are at home tonight against the blue jays and since this morning's vote by the coliseum's joint authority, the word home may have a new ring to it. just ask a's infielder nick punto. >> the fans deserve this. they've been so good for so many years. >> this deal gets us closer to keeping the a's here. that's extremely important. >> reporter: it looked like oakland city officials would scuttle the agreement. the city wanted 21 million and two extra guaranteed ye

. >>> still no verdict in the case involving giant's fan brian stow. jurors finished an eighth day of deliberations without making a decision. earlier today they sent a question to the judge but the judge refused to make that question public. he suffered a life changing brain injury when two dodger fans attacked him in a parking lot at dodger stadium three years ago. attorneys say the dodger's didn't provide adequate security. >>> he's a repeat dui offender who was recently released from prison for a hit-and-run crash that left a woman brain damaged. that man is again behind bars on similar charges. rob roth spoke to the victim today who had a message for the man. >> reporter: ashley nelson says she's outraged that once again robert schiro is in court for drunk driving. >> it's a shame that we have to be here again today. that he did not learn his lesson after being in jail. >> reporter: nelson says that she and her boyfriend got hit while bicyclists. at the time schiro was on probation for drunk driving and his license had been suspended. >> he left m

. >>> a jury trying to decide who is financially responsible for the brian stow beating is still out.w's family is suing the la dodgers and the owner for negligence and lack of security. the team says the men who attacked stow in 2011 are responsible. last week, the la jurors told the judge they were deadlocked. he ordered them to keep on trying. >>> back from the holiday, congress is tackling the growing u.s. immigration crisis. the people being bussed in face an uncertain future as the white house works on a solution. craig boss sell -- boswell reports from washington. >> up documented immigrants along with some unaccompanied children arrived in san diego today and i boarded buses to border patrol detention centers. while in washington, immigrant advocates marched toward the white house in support of the unaccompanied minors. some of them crossed the board as children themselves and lad a message for the president. >> have some consideration for the kids. let these kids stay here because it is not their fault. >> the obama administration is scrambling for a solution to the problem.

brian stow was left in disabling brain damage after he was attacked in a stable parking lot after thee was awarded 18 million saying the dodgers are responsible for about a quarter of that. the two men convicted of attacking him will have to pay the rest. he wrote the book on it how to survive the bulls of pamplona but the bulls didn't care. bill hill man was gored on the streets of spain in the running of the bulls. this year's run featured six 1300 pound bulls. things got dangerous when the animals broke lose from the pack. that's when hill man and another man undwere gored. he had surgery on his right thigh. >> parenting company lg unveiling a new bracelet designed to let moms and dads know where their kids are all of the time. they can use the built in gps to locate the child or talk to them with the microphone. it will arrive in the u.s. later this year. >> is this too extreme or is it a dream for parents? send us an e-mail foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com we will share them later in the show. >> 17 after the top of the hour. what do alec baldwin and ron port have this common? we will

. >>> brian stow is suing the dodgers and former owner.ered severe brain damage when he was attacked in the dodger stadium parking lot after an opening day game in 27. jurors have to decide if the dodgers and -- is liable. he asked for $27.5 million for in your injuries and twice that for pain and suffering. jurors gain deliberation on june 26th and last wednesday they said they were deadlocked. judge told them to keep deliberating. they returned before greek the weekend. >>> a great white shark was spotted off a southern california beach yesterday. we have the details. >> the chilling attack off manhattan beach where a group pass add pier where a fisherman was struggling to real in the 7-foot shark for more than a half-hour. >> the swimmer intercepted the shark and the shark ended up biting the swimmer in the torso. >> lifeguards rushed to the man's rescue, bringing him ashore on a bloody surfboard. >> we noticed the big side out of his side. there was a lot of blood in the water and all over the board. >> he was conscious as he was rushe

deadlocked over whether the dodgers organization was responsible for injuries suffered by giants fan brian stowe. but the judge ordered the jury to keep deliberating. stowe suffered a life-changing brain injury after two dodger fans beat him unconscious in the parking lot after the dodgers' 2011 home opener against the giants. stowe's family claims the dodgers failed to provided provide adequate security at the game. >>> wildlife experts say they may have figured out what's luring a mountain lion in to a residential neighborhood in san mateo. neighbors leaving food for deer could be part of the problem. >> reporter: homeowners suspect the deer living in this creek bed of lured mountain lions to the area, looking for an easy meal. >> i think everyone around here should make themselves aware of it. they should be aware that the cat is here to take precautions. >> reporter: tim weber spotted the mountain lion twice over the past two days. the first time on monday night when he heard a noise outside and went to investigate with his son. >> we walk 15 yards this way and no more than 15, 20 feet away

brian stowe was beat no one a parking lot in 2011. the jury said the dodgers must pay 25% of the liability. the two men who steaked him were also ordered to pay part of the $18 million awarded to him. >>> no. memphis hundreds of police officers calling in sick as a form of protest. over the past week more than 500 officers stayed home. their protesting a reduction in their healthcare subsidies. >> you cannot ask an officer or a fireman to run into a burning building, and we're not going to give you healthcare. >> reporter: by the end of the week its expected that everyone in the homicide bureau will be out sick. public safety has not been compromised because of the no-show officers. >>> the west virginia company that leaked a chemical into the elk river was fined $11,000. that amounts to $0.27 for each of the 300,000 people left without water for days despite the large number of residents affected only 78 claims from filed against the company. the firm filed for bankruptcy shortly after the spill earlier this year. >>> and in californ

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they are on the hook to $14 million to brian stow. the dodgers are considering whether to appeal. the rest is against the two men who took part in the attack. >>> a u.s. marine will remain jailed in mexico until at least august 4th now. that's the next hearing for the sergeant whose detention was extended at a hearing. he's facing weapons charges. he says he took a wrong turn on the california side of the border. his lawyer says more irregularities come to light including the order to search his car dated three days before the incident. >>> violent storms tore think the east this week. people in central new york lived through debris and battered homes. one home was blown hundreds of feet before it landed on another house. >>> hundreds of thousands in the dark at the height of the outages, most of them in pennsylvania. power lines brought down by wind that is knocked trees on to homes. >>> all of a sudden, i looked out the window, the trees laying over. it looked like a freight train. >> the storm hit and we don't have record yet. >> hear the chainsaw in the background? fire up the

brian stowe was awarded 18 million-dollar in damaging yesterday for the beat ago this left him with severein damage. now part of that money will come from the dodgers, the rest will come from the two men convicted for the assault. brian's family says that the money will help but he will never be the same again. >> he got some help today and that is what he was looking for. he is not going to be a hundred percent maybe for a long time maybe never but what he gets will help him through right now. >> although dodgers were found partially responsible the team's former owner frank mccourt was absolved of any wrongdoing. >>> times have changed in new york city is time square. area has become so family friendly that some now want the cartoon characters that set up shop on corners here to be licensed. a councilman is drifting a bill that would weed out some fake characters by making them get licenses from the city. there are also, copy right issues to hammer out as well. >> our feeling is that there are honest folks just trying to hammer out a living and there are folks taking advantage of people.

. >>> jury deliberations are set to continue tomorrow in the brian stow trial in los angeles. jurors are being asked to decide whether the dodgers provided adequate security and lighting at the 2011 game where stow was attacked by two dodgers' fans. the assault left the 45-year- old from santa cruz permit innocently disabled. the two suspects in the attack accepted plea deals in the case back in february. >>> corinthian colleges is expected to announce tomorrow which schools it will sell off as part of an agreement with the federal government. corinthian is a for profit college corporation which owns every rest college -- everest college and there's one and four hills colleges right here in the bay area. it is accused of falsifying job placement rates and student attendance records. the company has agreed to sell 85 campuses and close a dozen others. we have obviously had weather conducive to wildfires this past week. we're going to find out now from mark tamayo what the week ahead looks like in terms of fire danger. >> unfortunately still heat in the monday forecast. the numb

brian stow was permanently disabled when he was brutally beaten in the parking lot of dodger stadium the men who beat stow accepted plea deals back in february. if the jury can't reach a verdict, a mistrial will be declared. >>> the oakland city council scheduled to meet today behind closed doors about the fate of a ten-year stadium lease deal for the oakland as at the coliseum. mayor quan and pat kernighan say they want to rework a deal already approved by the authority. it was approved after bud selig indicated he would allow the as to move out of oakland if a deal was not worked out. >>> 20 minutes before 9:00. the chp is accepting applications for new hires. they are looking to hire ka kets. the -- cadets. the application started 30 minutes ago. you must be between 20 and 35 years old, have no felony convictions and pass a physical and written test. >>> all right, tori. >>> a major wildfire near lake berryessa still threatening homes out there. how firefighters' worst fierce about the drought have been a reality in the battle against those flames. >> reporter: we're live in los g