you may recall brian stow was badly beaten at chavez ravine and dodgers stadium. first pitch tonight is completing a promise the giants organization made to brian's children. they promised to bring brian back as soon as he was able to do the honors on opening day. >> it is a story of comeback. the giants come back a lot to win world championships and they love their fans. brian's been a great fan of the giants for his whole life. and to just see what he's come through. and to be able just to give him something back like this, you know, a little excitement, it's just the kind of thing that really resonates with everybody. >> reporter: the san francisco police credit union opened up a fund for brian stow's family. giants organization is asking fans to make a donation to that fund to help pay for the continued therapy and for brian's children. the gates open again at 5:30 p.m. this afternoon. first pitch by brian stow is at 7:00. they're calling brian stow here the comeback kid. live in the south bay, i'm damian trujillo, "today in the bay." >> what a great story. >>

brian has a personal connection to the san jose giants. while he worked for the amr ambulance service, stow also worked here at municipal stadium for the san jose giants. >> brian used to be an emt here at san jose a number of years back. and when he was injured down in los angeles, we made a commitment to his children that when he got well that he could come back and throw out the first pitch and that day has come. >> there is a brian stow fund through the san francisco police credit union. so the san jose giants are asking fans tonight to make a donation to the family. gates open at 5:30 here this afternoon at municipal stadium. the first pitch by brian stow will will be scheduled for 7:00. and if you have not been to a game here at municipal stadium for the san jose giants, you are missing out. this is quite a carnival. live in san jose, for "today in the bay." >> i'm going this weekend in fact. >>> 5:02 right now. a police officer is on paid leave this morning after shooting a woman in creek side circle just east of the oakland airport. the woman was allegedly driving a stolen car and r

brian stowe will be throwing out the first pitch here at municipal stadium in san jose. you might recall he was badly beaten during the opening day in

brian stow will be throwing out the ceremonial first pitch. she recovering after a brutal beating outside of dodger stadium four years ago. he was practicing for his big moment tonight. kim, fans are so excited to see him and this has so much meeting for stowe, he used to be an emt for that stadium. >> that's right he was a volunteer paramedic before the attack. he takes the mound in about an hour and a half. he does something that seemed impossible just a few months ago. >> look at that. very nice. nice and straight. >> his smile says it all. brian stowe is doing what few could even imagine as late as last fall. today with the aide of his walker, he is standing and throwing baseballs to his father. tonight the appearance is the result of a promise to brian's children. tonight he throws out the ceremonial first pitch for the team's homeowner at municipal stadium. >> the san jose giants are a minor league team, and i'm a big fan of theirs as well. so i'm going to pitch for that. and hopefully do a really good job. >> to the surprise and delight

brian stowe tells me that throwing out the first pitch tonight was as big to him and life changing as the day he was attacked at dodger stadium. those years ago. >> the moment brian stowe stepped out of a wheelchair on to the field in his words. >> a little skaivrment perhaps. >> miracle. >> i'm a living miracle. >> calling the recovery a miracle doesn't account for the tears determination and years of work it took to get here. >> this has been really big for me. each pitch practicing every single day is big. and miging the most of it >> the pitch. it was off a little bit but i'm working on it. >> surrounded by family friends and fellow san jose giants fans and fellow san jose giants fans. first pitch of the season is a lot for stowe to take in. >> a lot was going through my brain. i would will have to do it again. when do they play again. >> stoween if he can shoes spirit unbroken by physical injuries and legal battles. for him the focus remains recovery app his family. >> just wanting to live. my 2 kids. >>reporter: family that now includes his beloved giants organization. from san

brian stowe tells me that throwing out the first pitch tonight was as big to him and life changing as day he was attacked at dodger stadium. those years ago. >> the moment brian stowe stepped out of a wheelchair on to the field in his words. >> a little skaivrment perhaps. >> miracle. >> i'm a living miracle. >> calling the recovery a miracle doesn't account for the tears determination and years of work it took to get here. >> this has been really big for me. each pitch practicing every single day is big. and miging the most of it >> the pitch. it was off a little bit but i'm working on it. >> surrounded by family friends and fellow san jose giants fans and fellow san jose giants fans. first pitch of the season is a lot for stowe to take in. >> a lot was going through my brain. i would will have to do it again. when do they play again. >> stoween if he can shoes spirit unbroken by physical injuries and legal battles. for him the focus remains recovery app his family. >> just wanting to live. my 2 kids. >>reporter: family that now includes his beloved giants organization. from san fran

brian stowe tells me that throwing out the first pitch tonight was as big to him and life changing as day he was attacked at dodger stadium. those years ago. >> the moment brian stowe stepped out of a wheelchair on to the field in his words. >> a little skaivrment perhaps. >> miracle. >> i'm a living miracle. >> calling the recovery a miracle doesn't account for the tears determination and years of work it took to get here. >> this has been really big for me. each pitch practicing every single day is big. and miging the most of it >> the pitch. it was off a little bit but i'm working on it. >> surrounded by family friends and fellow san jose giants fans and fellow san jose giants fans. first pitch of the season is a lot for stowe to take in. >> a lot was going through my brain. i would will have to do it again. when do they play again. >> stoween if he can shoes spirit unbroken by physical injuries and legal battles. for him the focus remains recovery app his family. >> just wanting to live. my 2 kids. >>reporter: family that now includes his beloved giants organization. from san fran

brian stow will throw out the first pitch. we're live with the story.ng to be a big deal. >> he says he came to cheer on brian stow. you can see people are here tonight. giants making good on a promise >> from barbecue to new merchandise, it's the start of a new season the first pitch just moments away. for this man, a personal connection. a former emt. >> i was invited by mail to pitch at their home opener. and that is what i'm going to do. >> four years ago he was attacked on opening day there to cheer them on against dodgers but suffered a traumatic brain injury his recovery hasn't been easy he's making progress. he can walk with the aid of a walker the starting pitcher can't help but be inspired. >> it's going to be a great moment to smile and see him out there. just enjoy. because i know he's gone through tough days on the road to recovery. >> have have to keep going you know? never give up. >> a story that is already touching many lives. that first pitch is scheduled for 7:07. anyone donating tonight will 72 free tickets to a few tour giants game.

. >> brian stowe lec ruifies the crowd. >> he threw out the first pitch of the giants fist opener. he showed just how far he's come since he was beaten into a coma. when every day every step every thought is a fight, this is a celebration. >> a lot was going through my brain. >> it's a moment four years in the making for the giants organization and brian stowe. he suffered serious brain damage after he was beaten outside the giants-dodgers game in 2011. three years ago, his son threw out the first pitch at the san francisco giants in his honor because stowe couldn't himself and he continues to push himself, which is why tonight is so magical. >> i need walk. >> it's a much different stowe than people are used to seeing. even joking round about that first pitch. >> i would love to do it again. when do they play again? oh, tomorrow. i can be here tomorrow. >> he's making a come back his spirit is thriving and tonight, he was giant. >> thank you to the fans who are here for me thank you. and i mean i can go home and probably cry over this. >> so much energy and love you see right ther

that is injured giants fan brian stow throwing out the first pitch at a ball game. vega shows us how much hard work it took everyone involved and brian to make this happen and it just touches me to see this. >>reporter: yeah. i mean it is great. you know, brian stow was so excited and honored to be able to throw out the first ceremonial pitch at last night's home opener here at the stadium for the san jose giants. he used to be a paramedic before he was seriously injured. so he remembers sitting inside with his gurney ready to treat anybody who needed help and last night when he returned, the crowd welcomed him with cheers. and there he is with his son and his daughter at his side. stow needed to use a walker to get to the pifrj's mound. he had been -- pitcher's mound. he had been practices for amongs and told us he wanted to throw a strike. he was severely beaten outside dodger's stadium and it caused brain damage. they promised stow's family when he was ready. they wanted him to throw out the first pitch. he had to side arm it but his goal is to one day throw over

brian stow will throw out the first pitch. we're live with the story.be a big deal. >> he says he came to cheer on brian stow. you can see people are here tonight. giants making good on a promise >> from barbecue to new merchandise, it's the start of a new season the first pitch just moments away. for this man, a personal connection. a former emt. >> i was invited by mail to pitch at their home opener. and that is what i'm going to do. >> four years ago he was attacked on opening day there to cheer them on against dodgers but suffered a traumatic brain injury his recovery hasn't been easy he's making progress. he can walk with the aid of a walker the starting pitcher can't help but be inspired. >> it's going to be a great moment to smile and see him out there. just enjoy. because i know he's gone through tough days on the road to recovery. >> have have to keep going you know? never give up. >> a story that is already touching many lives. that first pitch is scheduled for 7:07. anyone donating tonight will 72 free tickets to a few tour giants game. >> th

. >>> now to brian stowe, stowe is gearing up for what promises to be a special moment. he's practicing his pitching. tonight he will throw out the first pitch at the san jose giants game. this after a brutal beating outside of dodger stadium in 2011. abc 7 news reporter chris winn joins us live from san jose with more more. >> reporter: you can see the players getting ready for the game behind me. the san jose giants keeping a promise they made to brian nearly four years ago for the man who will be doing the honors, a personal connection, a former emt who once worked here at municipal stadium. the miraculous journey. >> i was invited by mail from the san jose giants. to pitch their home opener, that's what i'm going to do thursday. >> reporter: brian stowe was attacked in los angeles on opening day, a die hard san francisco giants fan, he was there to cheer them on against the dodgers. suffered a traumatic brain injury at the hands of fans. he's making steady progress. these days he can walk with the aid of a walker. this video from our media partner, the bay area news

. >>> and then injured giants fan brian stow receives a multimillion dollar jury award but has yet to penny. why someone else is getting the money and why it's legal. >>> right now, we're seeing clearing skies around the bay area. 60s outside. tempg a few degrees -- temperatures a few degrees warmer. the trend will continue with 70s in places like san jose. >>> it's a vocal and bitter battle. should you be required to vaccinate your children? the state senate health committee is debating a proposal which would require almost every california child to be vaccinated. nbc has more from sacramento. mike a lot of people showing up to protest and support the bill. >> that's right. in fact, the senate health committee voted just moments ago, 6-2 in favor of bail requiring mandatory vaccinations. this is an issue that has absolutely divided parents. many say vaccinations are necessary to protect their kids. others believe that when it comes to vaccines, parents are the ones who should be calling the shots. >> medical care will be here. >> reporter: doctors rallied with hundreds of parents on

pam moore>>: tonight, the remarkable story of brian stow took another step forward. from tragedy to hope. stow is the giants fan, who was beaten nearly to death. four years ago, outside dodger stadium. his recovery from severe brain damage. has been an emotional journey followed by people all over the bay area. tonight. a new chapter. stow threw out the first pitch at the minor league san jose giants home game opener. and afterward. he answered questions about his life and recovery. >>:brian thank-you to the fans that are here for me. thank you. i can go home and probably cry over this like and will do on the. way home the--the way home tonight. pam moore>>: stow. a former paramedic for the san jose giants games. was awarded $18- million in damages in 2014. two of his attackers are serving time in prison. you can see his interview in full on our web site http://www.kron4.com police believe a body found in the sunol regional wilderness this afternoon. is the missing 70-year-old palo alto man. who did not return home from a hike yesterday. the body, believed to be irwi

. >>> the san jose giants, very first opener, the first pitch by brian stowe he's a lifelong giants fan was brutally beaten four years ago outside of dodger stadium, suffered traumatic brain injuries. tonight will be the first time since 2011, stowe has been to municipal stadium since the time he served as an e.m.t. during dpaims and events. the pre-- game and events, the pregame festivities start at 6:30 tonight. >>> san jose police wapt your help as they investigate the severe beating of a san jose man, on september 14, peggy says her son left home to go to a store near win chester and pane and he never came back. the 36-year-old father of two was found in a coma, the next morning near the taxco apartments his skull and jaw were fractured hospitalized for months and police believed he was robbed and beaten for no reason. >> right now he's aware of what he has lost so it's, you know, he's going through grieving, and unfortunately, i am as well. i apologize for this but i have, i can't help but be emotional when i see what's happening to him. >> now, miss kathcard retired to take care o

♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> tonight, we have video of brian stow's incredibley. >> you see how far he has come. >> come on. >> getting ready, preparing for his dad to throw out the first pitch. four years ago, brian was beaten in the parking lot at dodger stadium. as you all know, he was left with a traumatic brain injury. as you know, he has come a long way. >> this is bryan working out at the gym, his goal is to use his crutches more often. right now, he depends on a wheelchair to get around. he takes a big step forward tomorrow night when he gets to throw out the first pitch at the game. >>> and coming up in sports t warriors wrap up the regular season. we now know when and who they will play in the first round of the playoffs an the giants do something they haven't done in 15 years. i'm telling you, it's >> the warriors didn't have no such play for in their regular season finale. they would move into an elite nba club to become only the tenth team in league history to have wins in the season. golden state looking for their 39th home win. three ball here. ma

. >>> brian stow the san francisco giants fan attacked outside dodgers stadium in 2011 is scheduled to throw out the first pitch at the san jose giants home opener. he was left severely brain damaged after the attack but plans to get up from his wheelchair and make his way to the field using a walker. he is going to make his pitch from the mounds, approximately, to the catcher. he was awarded $18 million from the dodgers and his assail ants last year. >>> a live look right now in san francisco. we saw some temperatures reaching into the 70s. that is about the change. rob may eeda is here with the work week ahead and what we can expect. >> very warm around the bay area for this time of year. around 77. spots in and around the south bay in the low 80s. morgan hill still 83 degrees. san francisco at 72. right now some of the temperatures around the peninsula area micro climates up around san francisco. not much of a strong sea brees breeze right now. wind will certainly be a part of the story tomorrow and the next 24 hours. wind speeds pick up during the day monday. good news for giants h

>>anny hong:the remarkable story of brian stow took another step forward on thursday. from tragedy to hope. >>anny hong:stow is the giants fan, who was beaten nearly to death. four years ago, outside dodger stadium. >>anny hong:his recovery from severe brain damage. has been an emotional journey followed by people all over the bay area. >>anny hong:stow threw out the first pitch at the san jose giants home opener thursday night. and afterward. he answered questions about his life and recovery. >>: a big night coming up to this every single day it is big making the most of it this is my first time there so it was a little scary but of the review >>anny hong:you can watch that interview in it's entirety on our website at kron 4 dot com. >>darya: >>anny hong:stow. a former paramedic for the san jose giants games. was awarded $18- million in damages in 2014. two of his attackers are serving time in prison. >>mark:coming up on the kron 4 morning news-- germany will hold a memorial service for all the victims killed in the germanwings crash. >>mark:we'll tell you why this cr

. >>> nine months after brian stow won a multimillion dollar jury award he hasn't seep a dime. stow watched his civil trial against the l.a. dodgers last year from a wheelchair. he successfully sue the team for negligence after he was nearly beaten to death at dodgers game four years ago. experts estimate medical care over his lifetime will cost $30 million. the jury awarded him nearly $14 million. that's when stow's family learned of a new term sub subpro-gauges claims, insurance companies seize money awarded to victims as reimbursement for treatment costs. between daughter and lawyer payments, stow's jury award will be less than $6 million. >>> hawaii was relaxing but the return to san jose was not. yesterday, we told but a cancer patient who was removed from an alaska airlines flight and was told she needed a doctor's note to fly. tonight, she is hoping her story will help change policies for all airlines. nbc bay area's michelle roberts is at mineta san jose airport where that family landed just last night. michelle? >> reporter: yeah elizabeth and her family are home tonig

. >>> the giants are honoring brian stowe this week.-old was severely beaten following an opening day game in los angeles in 2011. that meeting left him in a coma and many doubted whether he would even survive. the first 1,000 fans will get a military trainding card set of willy mace who served in the 1950s. >>> if the championship run doesn't have your heart pumping a little coffee might help. you might try this new creation at peatet's coffee known as warrior's grounds. >> the special blend was selected by golden state fans. >> it was about two weeks that people were voting on their favorite blend. so once we had the winner we announced the winner and then went and crafted this blend. >> the warriors grounds will be on sale until the end of may. >> and yes it will be served to the team during the playoffs. so get it while you can. the warriors are taking a shot at history in the final regular season game tonight. >> if they do beat the dallas mavericks they'll become the tenth team in nbc history to win at least 67 games and the previ

. >> remarkable recovery of brian stow warming up for a big moment on the mound. >> this giant tank,good evening thanks for joining us. >>> consore vacationists are at odds over the disappearing sardines. in cannery row, the sardine industry collapsed years ago and history may be repeating itself. >> 48-year-old mayo casts his net, but the fishing season could be over. >> it doesn't mean there isn't going to be fish two weeks from now. >> these are the dozens of sardines visitors can view. however, the sardine population dropped 83% over the past eight years. the group believe the sardines need time to recover and believes fishing harms that process. >> it's a population naturally declining due to unfavorable conditions it's important to alleviate the fishing pressure. >> the sardine population disappeared 70 years ago, making one third of his bichls yet fees will continue.

brian stow the san francisco giants fan attacked in 2011 is set to throw out the first pitch at the an jose giants home opener on thursday. he was severely brain damaged after that attack. he plans to get up from his wheelchair and pitch to the catcher. the los angeles court jury awarded stow $18 million from the dodgers and his assailants last year. >>> big day tomorrow, we have the home opener for the giants. we're hope lg for some really type weather. >> baseball weather. >> what's going on? >> raising the banner during the afternoon, and the wind will make it look picturesque. closer to 60 as we approach 5:00, 6:00 towards the evening. the winds will be picking up out of the northwest. a chance of seeing showers perhaps early as this time form night. right now, mostly clear. 40s and 50s outside. san jose still 60 degrees. reaching 78 earlier. right now in san francisco, a little breezy. 55 degrees. windy conditions by tomorrow night. dublin 67556 degrees with mainly clear skies. wind not all that strong right now. a chance of showers tomorrow night, we'll see gusty winds picking up

the remarkable story of brian stow took another step forward on thursday. from tragedy to hope. >> reporter: stow is the giants fan who was almost beaten to death four years ago outside dodger stadium. his recovery from severe brain damage has been an emotional journey followed by people all over the bay area. stow threw out the first pitch at the san jose giants home opener last night. afterward. he answered questions about his life and a low the duty and. under the play and. tomorrow. you can watch that interview in it's entirety on our website at kron 4 dot com. stow is a former paramedic for the san jose giants games. he was awarded 18-million dollars in damages in 2014. two of his attackers are >> mark: 109th anniversary of greta 6 earthquake. the anniversary events happening today in this weekend. u.s. judges and talk what the emigration plans to it and. a texas judge the whole on the executive action for. female announcer: get three years interest-free financing on brand name mattress sets. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price

. >> jeans inspiration moment tonight in san jose where brian stowe threw out the first pitch at the san jose giants home opener. something most people never thought he would be able to do. 4 years ago stowe was viciously attacked in los angeles at san francisco giants dodgers game. tonight he used a walk tore get on to the field but he had no problem throwing out the ceremony out the ceremonial first pitch. much more ahead on 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7. >> golden state warriors heading into the post season with one of the nba best record with one of the nba best record. ever. which makes it easy to be a fan but tough to see a game. the wayne has more. >> you want to talk warrior. take a seat in the massive barber shop as they call it. where owens has carved out his own little piece of oakland with sheer and good ears. this is a porn warrior faichbility all of our earliest member in oakland. as a kid. >> tres wasn't around the last time the franchise won a championship. that was 40 years ago. >> now different players different ownership different uniform different practice fac

. >>> brian stow will receive less than a third of the judgment that he won last year. a los angeles jury awarded him $18 million after he was severely beaten outside of dodgers stadium in 2011 but bloomburg business reports that federal law allows his health insurer to recoop some of the money he paid by taking part of his judgment. bloomburg estimates that after legal bills and medical costs not covered by insurance stow will end up with $5.8 million. stow's rehabilitation and future medical costs will exceed $30 million. >>> despite governor brown's order a new report says the people of california are not being careful about water use. the state water board says water usage dropped less than 3% in february. that is the smallest drop in water usage since the current drought began. and hours later the marin municipal water district approved out door water restrictions to just three tametimes a week. and all watering was banned for 48 hours after we get a measurable rain. that is even though marin's reservoirs are full. some complain the water district still isn't tough

. >> new development in the brian stowe beating.injured giants fan receiving far less money than promised. >> those stories and more coming up on 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7. >> all right. she's shoe is in tonight. >> warriors action. >> that's right. last road game last 4 at home. warriors facing new orleans in the last road game of the year as i mention. good night to rest the starters. let it pelican jump ahead of okc for the final play off spot in the west. working 2 man game here. the dunk. davis and everyone there curry 125. pelicans up 1. 3 of the 24. seconds litter. the reply to the corner 3. 4 for 4 from downtown. he finished with 20. former cal product anderson. fade away bank. new orleans up 5 in the fourth. 3 popt deficit under 48 to play. curry up on deck. game tying 3. got it. but need to do it again. 5 seconds left. were yours down 3 try to have contact. relaunch. in and out. that second it to over time. were yours drop 2 straight. pelican take over the play off spot with the loss to the spurs. they in all tampa

. >>> time now 6:07 very special home opener for the giants, first pitch thrown out by brian stowe they feel blaze at the municipal stadium stowe a lifelong giants fan brutally beaten four years ago outside of dodger stadium he suffered traumatic brain injuries tonight will be the first time since 2011 that brian has been at municipal stadium since the time he served assen emt during games and events, the pregame festivities start at 6:30 this evening. >>> santa fe police want your help as they investigate a man's severe beating on september 14, peggy cathcart said her son went to the store and never came back the 36-year-old father of two was found at the taxco apartments, his jaw fractured he was robbed and beaten. >> right now he's aware of what he has lost so, it's, you know, he's going through grieving and uchl -- unfortunately, i am as well, i apologize for this but i can't help but be emotional when i see what's happening to him. >> cathcart retired to take care of her son and saying he's learning to walk and to talk again but his memory and eyesight are cloudy. meantime investig

. >> it was a night brian stowe will never forget. >> he threw out the first pitch last night. comes four years after he suffered a severe brain injury from an attack outside dodger stadium. afterward he talked about the pitch and what's helped him make it through the grueling recovery process. >> just wanting to live. my two kids. my son is tyler, he's 16. my daughter is tabby, she's 12 and just them in my life. i just want to be a better person and this has been really big for me. each pitch practicing every day is big and making the most of it. a lot was going through my brain. i would love to do it again. when do they play again? >> tomorrow! >> next week? oh, tomorrow? i can be here tomorrow. >> an amazing recovery, even stowe calls it a miracle and he will be a special guest against the dodgers next week. >> he looks a lot better than last year or two years ago. and we'll see him with the wind-up in the pitch some day out at at&t park. >>> a female passenger on a southwest airlines flight caused quite -- >> we have more on this bizarre airplane assault. >> if this passeng

we covered the brian stowe situation where the dodger fans beat giants fan.hey have all had once in a while. the problem, why even play the game? >> i remember after 9/11, new yorkers filled that baseball stadium to watch that game. >> right. >> and to watch our president of the united states throw the first pitch. our president should be there throwing the first pitch. that this is un-american. >> that would take the president standing forward and actually -- >> take president being a leader. >> driving about 38 miles to get there. you know, to put this out too they have closed the schools in baltimore. they have been a rolling situation where businesses can't operate obviously. we saw this in ferguson missouri. i just question how much of life has -- when will they get back to normal now? people are suffering over something they can't tell you why they're rioting. >> third straight game postponed. they need to get the series in. >> they could play later. >> they're not selling any hotdogs at that game. >>> brand new information on the clinton cash scandal w

brian stowe was violently attacked his left brain damaged, but last night made his comeback threw out the first pitch. he had been a paramedic for the main giants team before the attack. doctors say he is making a miraculous recovery. >> coming up, more on the anti immigrant attacks across south africa reaching a new and dangerous phase. that's it for us here in new york. thanks for watching. ching. >> welcome to the news hour from doha. living in fear, migrant workers arm themselves against more attacks as violence spreads to the streets of johannesburg. >> the u.s. calls for a ceasefire in yemen and launches an appeal to help those suffering. >> hundreds attend a memorial service for the

fans who actually contribute tonight to the brian stow fund will receive two free tickets to anotherants game. first pitch is at 7:00. >>> the "contra costa times" reports the water district will adopt new rules of higher rates to cut usage. the average bill should increase about $7 a month. also outdoor watering will only be allowed two times a week. repeat violators face fines starting at $250. >>> the sun is going to come out and shine. warming things up today, christina. >> yeah, it is going to be very warm later on. summer-like readings laura. good morning to you at home. want to start with a live picture of pacifica. bright blue sky overhead. temperatures right now mostly if the 50s to 60s. 50 in san jose 52 to kick off the new day in livermore. beautiful conditions in the north bay this morning. a cool start makes way to the summer-like feeling. your lunch time readings will be in the 70s rounding out of the day in the 80s just about everywhere. 80 on the east shore for today. 85 degrees out in the tri-valley. 86 for the north bay. temperatures will stay steady for tomorrow. a

. >>> brian stow will reportedly get less than a third of the judgment he won.as awarded $18 million after he was severely beaten outside of dodger stadium back in 2011. however, bloomberg business is reporting that federal law allows his health insurer to recoup some of the money it cement by taking part of that settlement. bloomberg is estimating that stow's legal bills and costs will leave stow with just $5.8 million. a health expert says his rehabilitation and future medical costs will top $30 million. >>> a man who was about to be released from prison is now facing new murder charges because of a new dna test being used in contra costa county. district attorney mark peterson says an earlier dna said linked the man known as william wild bill huff to deanna butterfield. her stranger body was found in tilden park in oakland in 1987. but because she was a prostitute, it ownly proved that they had sexual relations. the new test linked him to another rape and strike ugation that happened -- strangulation that happened. the district attorney said that was a big br

. >> pam: and also coming up next and a credible from brian stall stow...ouder for the archbishop to be removed. and big delays in the south bay after another incident revolving cal train and another pedestrian that information coming up. ♪♪ at kaiser permanente everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier. become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪♪ >> pam: caltran is experiencing delays after pedestrian was struck earlier this afternoon near santa clara station emergency crews responding to the scene around 4:00 p.m. after the northbound 261 train hit a woman on the tracks caltrans officials say the incident was not a fatality. 68 passengers were on the train at the time of the accident no passengers or crew reported any injuries crows are currently working to restore service. >> pam: as an francisco's civic center station has reopened it this earlier this afternoon nearly three hours after a person was struck and killed on the tracks the person was reporte

the single a affiliate picked brian stow to throw the ceremonial first pitch.still too weak to throw it from the pitchers mound but says he's been practicing with a shorter distance and promises he'll throw a strike. >>> the bay area wants fireplaces to be converted or walled off. the plan calls for replacing it with gas or electric ones in order to prevent air pollution. homeowners and business owners would have to make the change when selling their properties. a public meeting will be held tomorrow night to discuss the proposal from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. at the san rafael city hall. meetings were already in napa, almeida, san mateo and santa clara counties. >>> this year cal fire is getting help from the national guard. the two agencies took part in aviation fire training yesterday. helicopters are essential for tackling woiferls in forests and steep terrain. both agencies are preparing to work this summer to fight hundreds of fires that could be fueled by the drought. >> we're in the fourth year of a very severe drought. we're seeing more and more fires every ye

brian. >> a lot of people didn't think i would live. past the first 24 hours. to be here now is amazing. >> wow! what is next for bryan stow? he hopes to start running and next month he will talk to school kids about bullying. we posted more video of bryan stow practicing. looks great. we posted on our youtube page. >> we were talking, to hear him talk is remarkable how much progress he made. >> absolutely. >> good to see. the will to live again. >>> coming up a little dog stolen, now reunited with his owner. >> i have information on your dog. >> how social media brought a pet back home. >> plus check this out. a car under this tree and we talked to the woman who was inside that car at the time. boy, did she have a close call. and look now at the thursday night commute. live pictures of 880 clear the coliseum on the right of the screen. and it is -- heavy in both directions. >> and here is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. cars heading towards the camera are towards san francisco. going to be a slow ride tonight. back with more in a moment. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. a story of loss and recovery. a dog stolen from the sidewalk

brian flores, thank you. >>> time is 6:35. the san francisco giants hosted a special guest yesterday. they wrapped up their series with the dodgers. >> here at the ballpark today is bryan stowscreen. >> bryan stow was there with his family. it's been about four years since bryan was attacked in los angeles after a giants, dodgers game. he's made tremendous progress. just last week he threw out the first pitch at a san jose giants game. bryan saw the san francisco giants finish a dramatic sweep of the l.a. dodgers. >> maxwell down the left field line and this game is over. >> justin max well one out single broke a tenth inning tie and the giants won it 3-2. that completed a three-game sweep for the world champs. it was their second straight walk off victory. the giants played the colorado rockies tonight in denver. the l.a. angels only have one hit last night in anaheim against the oakland a's. it was a big one. the only one they needed. cole calhoun hit a two run home run. typically a one hitter ha would be worthy of a win for except the a's did not win. >>> the san jose earthquakes are building an edible garden at their new stadium. here's video of the ground breaking even