us, but first he's joined by a guest, a friend of bryan stow. he is the fan who was beaten at dodger stadium. jeff, this must be a very emotional day for him as well. >> reporter: it certainly is. out here at the park fans are still coming out and wearing their orange and black and the dodgers fans in their blue, but there is kind of this sense of calm over the stadium as people enter. let's bring in jason right now, you're with the american medical response team that -- who bryan works for, and you guys have been working to raise money. what's the latest right now? >> actually today we heard -- just heard from our event at dodgers stadium we raised $60,000 for bryan stow and his family. we started here today at 3:30 and we'll be here through the fourth inning collecting more fundraising efforts for bryan and his family. >> so if people don't even have tickets to the game, they can certainly come on out and near the gates drop some money. >> they should be looking for folks in this shirt right here, and that's bryan's paramedic number right ther

que llega bryan nos ponemos todos alegres..ce que l estuvo trabajando con bryan 2 dias antes del incidente que lo dej en coma.. s.o.t. 4:25:00 a mi me dio un golpe muy feo, lo podia creer que era bryan que lo vi 2 dias antes, un muchacho fuerte, guapo, cariñoso, respetusoso y no podía entender como podia pasar una cosa tan terrible.. mora dice que bryan usa humor para conectar con los pacientes y siempre los trata con respeto, sin importar el estatus social o la raza.. s.o.t. 1;58:00 lo he visto en muchas llamadas, y como te digo, cualquier persona, especial la gente latina y todo, un amor y un respeto, él trata de hablar español también.. s.o.t. 2:25:00 l ha sido tanto para los pacientes aqui para salvar vidas y ahora él esta peleando por su vida.. cg maÑana, 1670 las plumas/san jos maÑana la empresa american medical response llevar a cabo un bbq para recaudar fondos para stow en sus oficinas en el 1670 las plumas en san jos.. s.o.t. 4;45:00 cualquier tragedia golpea a todos nosotros, pero un golpe más fuerte cuando conoce uno

so far at least $300,000 has been raised for the bryan stow fund. i'm told he does have medical insurance but the money is for expenses not covered by insurance and to support his family members who have temporarily relocated to los angeles. live in walnut creek tonight, monty francis. nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> contra costa times is reporting that joseph, the man accused of killing four northern california women, kept boxes of notebooks detailing how he wanted to torture other women. one of the names found in the notebooks was that of margaret prisco. police say he wrote about how he wanted to torture her in 1981. when she was a 23-year-old living in r in the same apartment building. she now lives with her husband in upstate new york. when reached by the newspaper, the couple said they knew him back then and referred to him as crazy joe. she said she moved out of building in 1982 and now realizes that that might have saved her life. he by the way is in marin county jail charged with the killing of four women in the 1970s and 1990s. >>> do

tonight that fan, bryan stow remains in criticate condition. a $100,000 reward is being offered to find the men who attacked him. bryan stow's expenses are file piling up. thousands are pitching in to help out. kron 4's reggie kumar joined them at a fundraiser tonight. >> reporter: thousands of people swarmed in san jose to raise money for bryan stow after he was almost beaten to death outside dodger stadium in los angeles last week. the amount collected includes a $20,000 donation from pizza my heart restaurants. friends, co-workers and those who don't know bryan stow donated cash. bbq chicken, burgers, hot dogs and deserts were served to those who opened their wallets. bryan stow loved his job. >> like i said, he was a very -- very caring and professional. i enjoy working with him. >> he always was someone who looked that silver lining in every situation. he could have done comedy, he was very funny. he worked on our san jose shark's medic's team. he loved the giants. just got home from spring training. >> reporter: they are holding another f

repeat, two in a row, i'm calling it. >> support bryan stow! >> in the middle of a frenetic world series buzz, a tribute to fan bryan stow who was attacked at a dodgers game in l.a. last week. the giants season ticketholder had every intention of enjoying this opening day. now he is hospitalized in critical condition. his brother-in-law is selling t-shirts in his honor. they say play together. >> anybody should be able to go to any stadium wearing any of the colors they want to wear without having to be faced with this type of abuse. you know, bryan was being abused from the moment he sat down to the moment he was overtaken by these guys. that shouldn't happen anywhere. >> reporter: opening day, a perfect reminder being here is all about the love of the game. and a lot of fans out here who couldn't get into the sold-out game were enjoying themselves at momo's or other venues here close to the park. i did talk to a lot of fans today. and every single one of them told me they are absolutely convinced that the giants could pull it off again this s

and punched bryan while he was on the ground. his two friends tried to help him. >> they had distanced themselves from the incident and when they saw what happened, trying to come back to aid their friend, the crowd was so dense, they couldn't get there fast enough. >> medically induced coma. the swelling wouldn't go down.so, they had to remove part of the skull. >> brian works as a paramedic at america medical response in san jose. >> we deal with this on a constant basis and to see it happen to one of your fellow coworkers is really -- kind of takes you back. >> bryan spends his whole life, every day of his life saving people's lives now here we are praying for his life. >> reporter: elizabeth cook, cbs 5. >>> a bay area woman is safe this morning after police say she was kidnapped and beaten by her ex-boyfriend as he tried to take off to mexico. police say she was held at knife point and pushed into the hatchback of her own car by this man, marco velasquez thursday in oakland. she was beat and sexually assaulted according to p

giants/dodgers dedicated to bryan stow. down in the dodgers stadium, the announcers visited bryan stow at the usc medical center. so much support from the giants family and baseball family. >> bryan stow was supposed to be here. another man would love to be here. in federal court dealing with problems. slugger, barry bonds. one of the biggest stars to ever come out of this team who probably would have enjoyed being here today instead he was dealing with his own charges in federal court. >>> that case is wrapping up now. the jury is deliberating. let's bring in tracy grant who joins us from the federal courthouse. like usual, tracy another day with some surprises. what do you have? >> well, you know the jurors seemed most interested in the testimony of the hoskins siblings. both of them gave riff efforting testimony. last week and the week before. and they both got on the stand. talked about times when they either saw barry bonds get injected with steroids or heard him talking about steroids. barry bonds encountered supporte

a new family. >> when it's time to move bryan home that we're not leaving los angeles.e're leaving an extended family, and that's what i want to tell them. that we love everybody. >> it just means a lot. that most of the people, you know, everybody that's come by and dropped things off or come by and see us just to give us hugs and let them know that they're praying for bryan, we just can't thank them enough. >> again, that was andy adler reporting. stow's doctors say he's still heavily sedated while his neurologists are trying to find the right combination of drugs to stop his seizures. >>> native american activists who have been protesting development at a vallejo park invited the public to an earth day celebration. dozens of native americans started their occupation at the glenco shell mound site. the area san ancient burial ground and for thousands of years, tribes have held ceremonies at the site. >> we'd like it to stay exactly the same way as it is and not have any of the land moved around. so that we don't disturb any more of the ancestors. so we'd like for peop

bryan had to come back from a knock in the head against new orleans. bryan makes the jumper but slides down on the fourth, crashing into a chair. but he came back to score 34. ko be moves the lakers with less than a minute to go. paul added 14 assists and seven rebounds. new orleans takes game one, 109- 100. >>> san antonio the number one seed in the west playing without janobli he was missed. shane erases the deficit. they go up a game. it's the first play off win in franchise history. in the east the knicks giving kevin garnett a headache as the celtics played without shaquille o' neal. now the knicks have their chance. look how open tony douglas is with a great look at the three. instead carmelo anthony takes a shot. boston goes up in the series with the 87-85 win. >>> in tomorrow's game, kevin >>> it's a racing style that was born this year in daytona. new aero dynamics have made for two car pairings in the superspeed way. that was the case today in talladega where there was a special finish. jimmy johnson on the inside getting pushed by dale earnh

again, 30% of the proceeds to go bryan stow's recovery. listen to this. at the blossom hill pizza my heart, they ran out of food because of the huge outpouring of support. they had to shut down for a while until they could get more food and reopen. here in palo alto, we've seen giants fans and dodger fans come out in support of bryan stow. >> reporter: buying a slice can go a long way. just ask pizza my heart employee mike rossi. >> a whole bunch of the fire stations and the ems people have come in and bought a bunch of pizzas for him. then families have come and bought slices just to support him. >> reporter: every time someone mentions paramedic bryan stow's name, 30% of the food and beverage purchased is being set aside to help stow's family with medical bills. >> i already brought some bread sticks today to help out. >> reporter: he was nearly beaten to death at dodger stadium. police are still looking for his attackers. stow remains in critical condition with a fracture to his skull and bruising to his frontal lobes. >> it is terrible news. when i fi

today bryan's family made an appeal to whoever attacked him during that game. >> i hope some where deep in their heart or their friends or whoever knows who did this at least they would have courage to come forward and admit what they've done. come guard, have the courage to face the facts. >>> stowe's family said he was nervous even before leaving the game. texting h his cousins during the game saying that he was scaring -- texting his cousins during the game saying that he was scared. los angeles police will looking for two suspects. here in the bay area there's been a outpouring of support for bryan st, we in towe where there has been a number of fundraisers to help his family. >> reporter: stowe is a regular customer at this pizza my heart restaurant. 30% of any order here if they mention his name will go to the stowe family. they've had to resupply because they've been so busy. this is happening at the restaurant's 19 locations right now. >> reporter: the support through many slices has been pouring in. >> i don't know him. i just feel like it should have never been done. >> report

the paramedics that worked with bryan out here. if you can't make it into the game, you can grab and produce some donations into some of those collection bins. as we head through tomorrow, looking at temperature in the 60s. then as we head throughout the morning hours, we'll be in the 40s. and then those temperatures will be increasing each and every day slowly but surely. we are looking at a cnce of rain as we head into wednesday's forecast. not a big storm. it is still early spring. the chance here of the showers coming our way, not so highly unlikely. is look at that. there's only one boat, one kayaker. i'm hoping to catch a splash hit. i still need an extra jacket. i'm not doing too well at this moment. >> you're doing great. don't worry about it. >> if a ball makes to it where jeff is, that would be phenomenal. that would be the longest ever. >> i was going to say, what's happening? >> here's one right here? a ball. no. >> we'll see you later on. >>> still ahead, deeper cuts to our education are putting it to the voters. that'

a text message from bryan during the game. where he basically said he was scared inside the stadium. >> reporter: this is the ambulance brian stowe would be driving in today. but stowe's emt trainer is filling in. >> i believe something good is going to happen soon. >> reporter: a friend today provided ktvu these pictures of stowe. he is a father of two, and giant fan. each of the pizza my heart locations will donate 10% of each transaction if you mention stowe name. >> it's my first game at dodger stadium. i could have just easily happened to me. >> he is such a nice guy. of all the people it could have happened to, seems like somebody it shoápt have happened to. >> you can see bryan stowe coworkers have gathered. you see the sign on the side of the ambulance. emt is allowing their emt's to write stowe name on their ambulances for this week only. >>> key evidence in the barry bonds perjury trial. >>> governor brown is taking his budge battle on the road. the choice he says voters must make. >>> several changes outdoors. the c

sitting down with bryan's sister and parents, they have one word to describe what's happened. >> it's been a nightmare. >> they say you talked to him. what do you say to him? >> we tell him that his children are thinking of him. he has two children. and that we love him. >> reporter: the 42-year-old paramedic remains in critical condition. but bryan's family remains hopeful. >> coming in hoping we're going to get that miracle that we're looking for. but the doctor say it's two steps back. we're looking for that miracle. i know it's coming. just don't know when. >> and that hope for a miracle comes from these. hundreds and hundreds of letters. stuffed animals and jerseys. >> are those players who signed this? >> yep. yep. >> it's been an outpouring of love from los angeles to a family that's suffering right now. >> cards. every day we get a stack of cards that big sent to the hospital here. it's what helps us go on and not fall apart every single day. >> cards made by hand and stories to inspire. >> we get a lot of mail from people who have been in comas. they've contacted us. and they

they are all here to show their support for bryan today. >> reporter: today's match up was the brain child of san jose firefighters. >> when the call went out for helping bryan, the firefighters stepped up and said, let's organize this charity hockey game. >> reporter: featuring items donated by sharks players. >> they have pretty big stuff. >> reporter: most in attendance and volunteers hasn't met stow but that didn't matter either. >> my father is playing in the tournament. my brother is a paramedic with bryan. >> reporter: stow's girlfriend also a paramedic dropped the puck tonight. >> she would be amazed right now. >> reporter: she says she's shocked by the outstanding support for stow. >> this reminds me that there's still good people in this world. it gives me a really good feeling and gives me hope. >> reporter: in the past half hour, i received new information about bryan stow's condition. there were plans to move him to a hospital closer to the bay area next week, but because he suffered seizures yesterday morning, those plans have been changed. >>> we have continuing covera

it is to the bryan bryan stow fund.e was taking it out of his medically induced, yesterday and his family is with him waiting for him to wake up. they have raced $75,000 but no arrests have been made in the case. following the attack, on bryan stow they promised to make its more safe for fans. the measures include officers on horseback, bicycles, motorcycles. the dodgers and the police promised to make the stadium the safest place in the united states with an increased police presence. owners are installing 40 additional light fixtures and adding surveillance cameras in the parking lot. there will be is zero tolerance policy for abusive behavior. new details now on the case against serial killer joseph naso. we are getting a closer look at the women he is accused of killing. >> reporter: here are pictures of three of his four victims. all women, all young under 40 and age women have the first and last initials in their names. these old newspaper clippings give details, she was 18 years old and asphyxiated found in fairf

bryan stow remains in a coma. his company he works for is holding an fund-raiser. >> reporter: it's amazing the emotion that is gathered at this fund-raiser and the barbecue grills will be fired up from now until 8:00 tonight to raise money for bryan stow and his family. he is still in a coma following a dodger-giants game in los angeles. he has been a paramedic for american medical response since 2005 and his colleagues have rattled around him and the family. it includes a bake sale and silent auction all to raise money for bryan and his family and amr says the response has been incredible. >> it's small family based, everybody else out there has the same feelings to the senseless tragedy. so to see the support out them for his family, it makes a difference. it goes to show a few people can make a huge difference toward somebody. >> a lot of people planning to make a difference. hamburgers, chicken, those are some of the items being served up. there is no set price for this barbecue. amr is asking for whatever do

this will benefit not only bryan stow but also his two children.e is currently listed in very serious and critical condition at a nearby hospital as he recovers from that severe beating on march 31. he is in a medically-induced coma and these funds will definitely help his family as he continues to recover there. >> they are bolstering up security up here at at&t today. what are they doing at dodger stadium now in light of what's happened, anything different there security-wise? >> reporter: well, they really are taking no chances. if you come to dodger stadium, beginning on thursday, they say that you will see more lapd officers at the entrances and the exits as you enter and as you leave the game. they are looking at the possibility of adding more lights, observation posts, license plate readers. they are outlawing alcohol in the parking lots and instituting a zero tolerance policy. if you get arrested or cited forny, you will be thrown out and not be allowed to return under any circumstances. if you're a season ticketholder a premium section and

one person hit bryan stowe. he fell and then hit his head. today is one of many fundraisers that are being held for bryan stowe and his family. the giants have announced they've raised $10,000 and they're going to honor stowe before the game on friday which will be the giants home opener. joining me now is an emt here at amr. come on in, david. what's going to be happening this afternoon? >> this afternoon we have a barbecue fundraiser going on for anybody that comes here. you're welcome to come on down. we've got grilling on the barbecue. we have some baked goods. we have some items that have been donated to auction off. both in live auction and silent auction. i believe we also have an auction online which could be the silent auction. and just trying to get as many people down here to help donate as much money to make sure that bryan and his family are taken care of. >> reporter: is it difficult for you? your emts you see this type of thing all the time but now it's a friend of yours facing this difficult medical condition. how do you stay

for giants fan bryan stow baseball was part of his dna.r and went to spring training. but on his first trip to dodgers stadium, he was nearly beaten to death. >> for such a terrible event to happen to him, is just outrageous. a man who never had been in a fight in his life. for it to happen on such an occasion, a glorious occasion for him, that he'd looked forward to it all year. >> reporter: instead bryan stow remains in critical condition at los angeles county usc medical center. doctors say he suffered a fracture to his skull and bruising to his frontal lobes of his brain. surgeons removed part of his skull to eliminate pressure on his brain stem. that worked. >> however, since that time, he has remained in a comatose state. and our medical team has done and is doing everything to ensure that the most optimal outcome that is possible is achieved. and we're working tirelessly to do so. it's very hard to say what the prognosis is. >> reporter: los angeles police say about 100 people saw the beating, and they're looking for witnesses. >> w

bryan stow remains in a coma. his company he works for is holding an fund-raiser. >> reporter: it's amazing the emotion that is gathered at this fund-raiser and the barbecue grills will be fired up from now until 8:00 tonight to raise money for bryan stow and his family. he is still in a coma following a dodger-giants game in los angeles. he has been a paramedic for american medical response since 2005 and his colleagues have rattled around him and the family. it includes a bake sale and silent auction all to raise money for bryan and his family and amr says the response has been incredible. >> it's small family based, everybody else out there has the same feelings to the senseless tragedy. so to see the support out them for his family, it makes a difference. it goes to show a few people can make a huge difference toward somebody. >> a lot of people planning to make a difference. hamburgers, chicken, those are some of the items being served up. there is no set price for this barbecue. amr is asking for whatever do

espn spoke to his parents today. >> bryan's supervisor called and said bryan had been involved in a fight at dodger stadium. a lot of bad -- throwing stuff together making airline regs reservations. we did not know the extent of his injuries. we were talking to his friend that was with him the whole time, and cory shared some information. we couldn't get a flight until 7:00 friday. weyear just praying, hold on bryan, we're coming. did not have any information until we got to the hospital and then we were hit with the brain injury. >> alan: doctors say they will be monitoring stows' condition. >>> san leandro police are investigating a shooting outside a restaurant that left one man in critical condition. police say a 22-year-old man was? the parking lot with his girlfriend when her ex-boyfriend confronted them. >> he had been eating inside of the restaurant. shortly after he exited, carrying his food, he was approached by the unknown assailant, and altercation took place, and the asill l -- assailant shot the victim several times. >> alan: police don't know the motive for the shooting. th

it is the family of bryan stow. you may remember him. he is the giants fan, 42 years old, a paramedic in santa clara county. and he was injured, critically injured, after going to that giants opener after coming out of the game allegedly two dodger fans jumped him, kicked him. he is now in a medically- induced coma in critical but stable condition. i guess these are the doctors -- >> yeah. it appears that the doctors are updating everyone on his condition as you said. critical but stable condition medically induced coma. as for the search for the suspects there is now a reward that's been increased to $50,000 to try to find those two suspects. they believe they are teenagers or early 20s. there are some sketches that are out. but there are also several fundraisers for bryan stow that have been set up by friends and coworkers. in fact, pizza my heart location will be giving 30% of purchases to stow's family. a number of fundraisers around the bay area to help the family with the medical expenses. >> from the northeast homicide division fr

will never be our bryan again. >> los angeles police have not yet captured the men who attacked stow despite a reward in the case. >>> for the first time we are hearing from the german tourist whose wife was killed during a shootout in san francisco's theater district last summer. shore met with the d.a. and police are hopeful they will make an arrest soon. he was also in town to thank the people of san francisco for their extraordinary kindness. >> i thought i would never come back to this city. >> but here he was and this time with his two teenage sons on a tour of san francisco eight months after their mother was killed. >> my sons want to come and see the place where my wife and their mother died. i think it is the most important thing for me to come back to san francisco. >> last august he was here with his wife to celebrate their anniversary. on mason near geery she was caught in the cross fire of a gunbattle. she was shot in the head and killed. police say the shooting may have involved three or four different gangs instead of just two as originally thought. speaking in both g

. >> my wife received a text message from bryan during the game where he basically said he was scared inside the stadium. >> reporter: a short time later while heading back to his car, stow was attacked by two men dressed in dodger clothing. bryan's cousin wore a giants jersey as he challenged the attackers to come forward. >> this has been a terrible tragedy done by cowardly people. i hope somehow deep in their heart or their friends or whoever it is who knows who did this that they would at least have the courage to come forward and face what they have done. >> reporter: los angeles police also say there's good reason to believe someone saw the attack. >> we believe there was approximately at least 100 people near where this assault took place. and we would like to reach out to them to contact us and provide whatever information they may have. >> reporter: stow suffered a severe skull fracture. although he survived one emergency surgery, doctors say he is showing signs of brain damage. >> it's very hard to say what the prognosis is. it's really too early at this point. >> reporter:

too bad it's for an individual like bryan that got hurt.ut everybody is seeming to pitch in and help. and everybody little bit helps. if you want to help, you're more than welcome to contact us. a dollar from every purchase will go to the fund. >>> stow had a bit of a setback. doctors tried to ease him out of his medically induced coma but he started having seizures. they immediately put him back into the coma and will try letting the drugs wear off again later on this week. >>> tomorrow not only marks the anniversary of the 1906 earthquake in san francisco, as we mentioned earlier, but it also marks an important date in world war ii history with a bay area connection. it was 69 years ago that the famed doolittle raiders took off from the uss hornet. it was america's first response to japan's attack on pearl harbor. crews loaded the bombers on to the aircraft carrier in alameda in 1942, and they cruised under the golden gate, beginning the first mission to strike back at japan and the first ever to launch bombers off a ship. they took off f

sheen will reportedly donate money to the bryan stow fund.e're told he will donate all profits from merchandising sales from his upcoming show in san francisco this weekend. the actor's scheduled to appear at the knob hill masonic center this saturday night. bryan stow remains in critical condition in a los angeles hospital. >>> three newly hatched baby peregrine falcons on top of the city's pg&e building got a little bling today. biologists from uc santa cruz put identity bands on their legs. peregrine falcons were nearly extinct in california 40 years ago. so the state eagerly keep tracks of the now flourishing population. by the way, today's banding exercise revealed that the parents, diamond lil' and dapper dan-v two boys and a little girl, all healthy chicks. so cute. >>> when we come back, a bittersweet farewell to one of our more memorable nbc family members. >> we're not leaving, are we? >> i don't know. maybe at the end of this we er>> h ae's h >> here's a hint. he's leaving dunder mifflin tonight on nbc. we're back in a moment. >>>

bryan stow's employer, american medical response in san jose, is hosting this barbecue fundraiser for this family. these are live pictures from the event hang on las plumas avenue. this is going on until 8:00 tonight. you have three more hours. the public, of course, is welcome. technically, the food is free but cash donations are encouraged. >> this is what they do. they come together when, you know, when folks are in need and, you know, their true goal is to take care of people and patients and this is an example of how our workforce comes together in a time of need. >> yesterday, the pizza my heart restaurants raised $20,000 for bryan stow. he is still in a coma down in los angeles. the condition they tell us he is in is guarded. >>> well, family members of bryan stow are saying, he didn't feel safe during that dodgers game. he even sent a worried text message about it. and that has a lot of fans here asking what do they do if they feel things are getting out of control? joe vazquez shows us at&t park you can get help quickly without making a huge scene. >> reporter: you're never g

--entre tanto, esta noche, familiares y amigos de "bryan stow", se reunieron con lideres religiosos yidores del equipo de los angeles para pedir por su pronta recuperacion.--luis zaragoza nos tiene los detalles. >> hasta un detective dijo sentir miedo, un sentimiento que varios fanáticos han dicho tener. >> mucho tiene que ver los tarrotes de cerveza que vende el estadio. >> el baseball hoy pocos padres de familia de los angeles se tomarían el riesgo de llevar a sus hijos. >> es una situación en la que tiene que contar la administración municipal. >> tratamos de hablar con los dodgers. >> los congresistas tienen menos de tres días para llegar a un acuerdo, o sesarán funciones por falta de fondos. el líder de la cámara baja dice que sus compañeros no están de acuerdo con los gastos. millones de estadounidenses se verán afectados. >> los precios de los alimentos han aumentado en los primeros tres meses de este año. los alimentos han subido en un 4% desde diciembre pasado y un 8% comparado con marzo del 2010. >> aquí no lo noto tanto pero en mercados más americanos han subido considerabl

day at dodger stadium, stow was attacked. >> i heard someone yell some cuss words and then we see bryan the ground. >> reporter: in the parking lot, two unidentified men nearly beat him to death. likely, police say, because he was wearing a giants jersey on the turf of their arch rivals. >> they are being taunted from when they walked out of the stadium. >> reporter: a paramedic, tonight bryan stow remains in a coma. the attack at dodger stadium is one of the most savage incidents to ever happen here. but it's certainly not the only violent one at a pro sporting event. >> unbelievable. where is the security? >> reporter: there's the infamous basket brawl. indiana players attack detroit fans. >> you got to be kidding me. >> reporter: while in chicago, fans attack a kansas city coach. from brawls in the bleachers to fist fights in the stands, even a tennis match has resembled what you would expect in a boxing ring. >> it's not just the dodgers. it's soccer. it's hockey. it's basketball. you know, we are experiencing a degradation of behavior. >> reporter: today in boston, long time column

he has written a $25,000 check for the bryan stow fund. lincecum calls the incident a senseless crime. >>> while they've come to cheer hard, many tell us they don't believe an attack like the one that injured bryan stow is likely to happen here. >> the kings and the sharks, that's a new rivalry and hasn't gone as deep as the dodgers- giants one. >> there's always going to be somebody who ruins the party or something like that. but you know over all i think shark fans are pretty well behaved. >> sharks officials say they have stepped up security for the play offs just in case. coming up, ktvu sports reporter fred inglis joins us live from the shark tank where he talked to players as the team is preparing for game one of their play off series. >>> the family of a 15-year-old hit and run victim is asking for help tonight to cover the cost of their family's medical bills. shay shaw has been in a coma since the driver of a pickup truck hit her in san jose. police say they are still looking for that hit and run driver. now tomorrow night shaw's

best wishes to bryan stow and a lot of dodger fans are sending their best wishes for bryan stow. >> eric: the jury in the barry bonds perjury trial will hear a read back of testimony when they resume deliberations this morning. jurors ended the first day of deliberations on friday by asking to hear the testimony of bonds' former personal shopper kathy hoskins. she testified she saw his personal trainer greg anderson give him an injection before a 2002 road trip. anderson was released from jail on friday. >> kristen: authorities are trying to determine the cause of a weekend diving accident in monterey bay that left two teenagers dead. monterey county sheriff's department says the 17-year-old student was part of a class from carson city, nevada. the pair failed to resurface during a dive. they found the teens below the surface of the bay. the cause of their deaths have not been determined. >> oakland police are trying to figure out what caused a bus to run off a road. it knocked down a tree before landing in a playground at bay view fellowship church of the nazarene and fortunately t

they are doing this on behalf of bryan and our family. and the website is up a engone. >> now for the second time, doctors are trying to bring bryan stow out of his medically induced coma. stow's seizures have prevented doctors from doing that. stow's family says it could take a couple more days to find out if there is any change in his condition. meantime fans of charlie sheen can help contribute to bryan's medical fund. owl of the proceeds -- all of the proceeds will be donated to bryan stow. he's performing tomorrow night. $150,000 reward is being offered for the man who attacked stow. >>> they urging state regulators to reject pg&e's request to make safety requests. pg&e assumptions are partly to blame for the pipeline explosion that killed eight people. they want to avoid more high pressure water testing on the pipelines. it means partly because of cost. it asked the regulators to make the safety assumptions. they plan to vote against that plan. >>> plans are moving ahead to make doe don station the grand station of the west. they ap

i know you want to hear about the latest on bryan stow.e are hearing he is still in a medically induce coma and his family hoping doctors will be taking him off of sedatives sometime soon start weaning him off that so he with begin therapy with we do know his condition improving. his family still has limited contact with him as he would like his brain to get rest. also information on the suspects still open the loose. still $150,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of those suspects. we do know they have new posters out there right now. there are more identifying marks for the two men. as you may recall there was a woman they believed with them and a ten-year-old boy. but that there is still no arrests right now. the police is asking for the publics help. >> all right bob castro reporting live. >>> time now 6:47 and we are following breaking news out of san francisco. we want to take you to ocean beach where news chopper two shows us a boat that has run aground there. we can pull out on the camera and show how close it is from

as far as bryan stow's condition goes, the 31-year-old is still in a coma. his condition remains guarded. he is in critical condition with a severe skull fracture and brain bruising. surgeons removed the left side of his skull to leave pressure from swelling but he likely has some brain damage, they say. the avid giants fan was at the game last week in l.a. when some dodgers fans attacked him from hijacked, pushed him to the ground and kicked and punched hill while shouting curse words about the giants. friends and family have a message to dodger fans. >> it's hard to see him in bed like that. >> we don't hold any other people of los angeles responsible. we have no hard feelings towards you guys. we know it's not the city as a whole. it's just two people. >> we believe there was approximately at least 100 people near where this assault took place. and we would like to reach out to them to contact us to provide whatever information they may have. >> reporter: the reward now for the conviction of the attackers is up to about $100,000 now. fundraisers are being

look at him. 1-0 lead in the 9th inning, it's miguel cabrera with a shot off bryan to the best -- bryanfuentes. the tigers explode for seven runs one of the big bops here. brandon bosh on an 0-2 pitch against fuentes. bosh 2-3 in the night. then it just gets downright ugly. 16 errors the a's have made a story we think is positively carolina. andy laroche throws wildly. 8-4 is your final. the a's did get there in their half of the tenth. meantime justice is served but a day late as far as the sharks are concerned. the line between good physical style hockey and a cheap shot. ian white never saw what hit him because his back was turned. stow delivers a blow to the head. no penalty was called but today the nhl suspends stow for game two of the series. saturday night and white will not pay because he's injured. kind of what you call a lose- lose for both teams. >> it's a rallying point but there's not a whole lot you can do. you can't go out and take liberties and be in the box when you have close games. power play a former toughness for us. if we score on the power play that's more running

look at him. 1-0 lead in the 9th inning, it's miguel cabrera with a shot off bryan to the best -- bryanfuentes. the tigers explode for seven runs one of the big bops here. brandon bosh on an 0-2 pitch against fuentes. bosh 2-3 in the night. then it just gets downright ugly. 16 errors the a's have made a story we think is positively carolina. andy laroche throws wildly. 8-4 is your final. the a's did get there in their half of the tenth. meantime justice is served but a day late as far as the sharks are concerned. the line between good physical style hockey and a cheap shot. ian white never saw what hit him because his back was turned. stow delivers a blow to the head. no penalty was called but today the nhl suspends stow for game two of the series. saturday night and white will not pay because he's injured. kind of what you call a lose- lose for both teams. >> it's a rallying point but there's not a whole lot you can do. you can't go out and take liberties and be in the box when you have close games. power play a former toughness for us. if we score on the power play that's more running

. --- completamos con esta noticia: compaÑeros de trabajo de bryan stow, el fanatico de los gigantesque qued en coma tras una paliza en los ngeles take vo durante un juego en contra de los dodgers, organizaron una parrillada esta tarde... -- ms de mil500 personas acudieron a las oficinas de 'american medical response' en la calle las plumas.. -- -- fue tanto la respuesta que se quedaron sin comida en 4 diferentes ocasiones.. -- --- aparte de la parrillada, tambin vendieron camisetas y realizaron una subasta para recaudar fondos... --- ayer la pizzeria "pizza my heart" en santa cruz reuni 20 mil dlares para el paramedico.. ---- la policia sigue buscando a los responsables... -- take vo ---y aun cuando la policia no ha relacionado la golpiza que sufrio stow con el accionar de pandillas...

in saying that bryan has a very long road ahead of him. you know is it going to be the bryan that we knew yesterday that comes out of this, we don't know. >> reporter: dr. dikenson tells us it is impossible to know how a patient will respond to treatment. he says you just have to wait until the patient wakes up and everyone then that's just the beginning of the process. patti lee, ktvu news. >>> and daytime highs today were on the mild side 68 in napa. one of the warm spots, everybody else 63 or around 65. highs tomorrow for tuesday they're coming up. we're going to see lots of upper 60s, low 70s tomorrow. nice day tomorrow, the extended forecast will bring showers back into the bay area on wednesday night. so here's tomorrow's model. at 7:00 a.m. just some cloud cover, fog along the coast. and then around noon and afterwards more clouds move in. out here, 24 hours away is that chance of rain. i'll extend the model to that period, we'll see you back here. >>> in the southern u.s., the skies cleared and homeowners got a chance to look at th

we knew that and bryan knew that going into it.imagine that it would be like this. >> reporter: the dodgers have turned over surveillance tapes and are working with police to try to catch the two suspects. >> bryan was a wonderful father and great person, a man dedicated to helping people and saving people's lives. >> hard to see him in bed like that because he was so funny and now he just lays there. >> reporter: stow has a long recovery ahead. doctors say they've removed part of his skull to reduce swelling but brain damage may be permanent. ben tracy, cbs news, los angeles. >> and there's new details for the schedule of the royal wedding this morning. first up on the 29th the queen will announce the official titles of prince william and kate middleton. then the first guests will arrive at westminster abbey. we're told they arrive two hours after that and only after kate arrives with her five bridesmaids will her dress be seen for the first time. it is coming up on six minutes past the hour here on this wednesday morning. we head

the south bay that just wrapped up a couple of hours ago raised an astounding amount of money for bryan stow, the giants' fan critically injured in an attack outside dodgers stadium. as ktvu's robert handa reports, today's bbq and silent auction raised over $100,000. >> reporter: it was an all-day tailgate party for bryan stow at his workplace today. the american medical response facility in san jose. 300 pounds of chicken, 200 pounds of fry tip, not to mention sausages and hotdogs was grilled up for friends, supporters, as well as companies and public safety agencies, a scene stow's girlfriend said he was hold. >> i know him so well. his words are going to be i am a rock star. and he is just going to basic in the glory. [ laughter ] >> he would love every moment of this. absolutely. >> reporter: donations from the giants, dodgers, san jose sharks and san jose earthquake have helped raise thousands for the stow family and boosted the reward fund, but it is difficult for friends to celebrate. >> right now everybody is still feeling a little sad. i think we are all still in disbelief that

fans. >>> bay area businesses are raising money for bryan stow. yesterday the chain, pizza my heart, donated 30% of its sales to the stow family and owner chuck hammers was at the dodgers-giants game thursday in los angeles. >> being at that game, i felt like, boy, this could have been me. >> i think it's awesome. i think this is a great, you know, a great thing and, you know, because it makes me want to cry because it's special. >> the chain hopes to raise about $20,000 for the family. >>> and today another fundraiser will be held for stow. the barbecue will be held at the paramedic company where he worked. emr on las plumas avenue in san jose. so to is an emergency medical tech -- stow is an emergency medical technician. the phraser is noon to 8 p.m. >>> caltrain is expected to raise fares and cut back on service but the cutbacks won't likely be as bad as earlier feared. tomorrow the board will vote on a new deficit reduction plan, including a 25-cent fare increase for each one way trip and a $10 hike in parking fees. the plan would also shut do

>> bryan was an amazing person, magnetic personality. you would never forget him.zing person, a dedicated father, a man who felt the greatest thing that he had done on this earth was give life to his two wonderful children. >> john stow says he is overwhelmed by the outpouring of support from the bay area and that yesterday's fundraiser in san jose raised more than $120,000. the full interview with bryan stow's cousin coming up on the "cbs early show" starting at 7:00 right after our newscast. >>> the fate of barry bonds could soon be in the hands of the jury. closing arguments get under way today. kiet do is in san francisco to explain the strategy, the surprising strategy, of the defense. kiet, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. closing arguments set to begin at 8:30 this morning this after the defense rested yesterday surprisingly and didn't call a single witness. legal experts say that it was just too risky to puts bonds and his associates on the stand and expose him to cross- examination. the defense team likely felt the prosecution didn't prove its case

the south bay that just wrapped up a couple of hours ago raised an astounding amount of money for bryantow, the giants' fan critically injured in an attack outside dodgers stadium. as ktvu's robert handa reports, today's bbq and silent auction raised over $100,000. >> reporter: it was an all-day tailgate party for bryan stow at his workplace today. the american medical response facility in san jose. 300 pounds of chicken, 200 pounds of fry tip, not to mention sausages and hotdogs was grilled up for friends, supporters, as well as companies and public safety agencies, a scene stow's girlfriend said he was hold. >> i know him so well. his words are going to be i am a rock star. and he is just going to basic in the glory. [ laughter ] >> he would love every moment of this. absolutely. >> reporter: donations from the giants, dodgers, san jose sharks and san jose earthquake have helped raise thousands for the stow family and boosted the reward fund, but it is difficult for friends to celebrate. >> right now everybody is still feeling a little sad. i think we are all still in disbelief that s

now the dodgers held their own fundraiser for bryan stow bringing in $61,000. people turned out to dodgers stadium in the parking lot yesterday donating money to stow's medical fund. that is the same area where the giants fan suffered that very serious injury last month. the two men who attacked stow are still on the loose this morning. meantime bryan stow's doctors say he has shown no improvement but more tests will be done. >>> it is five after 5:00. congress still has to pass a spending plan that overted a government shut down. now details have been revealed democrats say it cuts too much, republicans say not enough. coming up at 5:15 we'll have a live report from washington d.c. on the biggest cuts of federal agencies in u.s. history. >>> this morning chp is following a new lead in a deadly hit-and-run accident. officers are still looking for the driver of a 2009 toyota corolla who killed a pedestrian crossing 280 in daily city early sunday morning. investigators also looking for the car's registered owner 78- year-old george of south san francisco. officer

llevo a cabo en el mismo lote de estacionamiento donde el pasado, 31 de marzo, sin provocación alguna bryane dos hombre latinos que lo agredieron por llevar la camiseta de gigantes de san francisco. >>> los van arrestar y vamos a saber quién son, esta mañana los verdaderos fanáticos mostraban el lado amable del equipo. >>> como gente tenemos que ayudar a cada uno. >>> ojalá que se mejore, espero que todo lo salga bien. >>> décimo décimo hace 11 días que esta en un estado de coma médico, no hay arresto de todavía pero si almas caro tiva donandos sus facturass médicas. >>> hay aquí para demostrar que queremos ayudar. >>> el problema que pasó de ser un asalto estalló en controversia sobre la seguridad del estadio, la policía los Ángeles, incrementaron la omando en cuenta la o para la familia de bryan que lo ve mal. gigant rivalidad que existen tren pa gigantes de san francisco, y sion14.com".Ángeles le preguntamos, se siente seguro yendo al estadio? como autoridades de richmond rente buscando pistas sobre n".ios toiroteos este fin de -- a unas o > el viernes un hombre fue encontrado sin vida e

bryan stow the giants fan that was brutally beaten at a dodgers game. if you are planning on coming down here, make sure you come early because it will be crowded. >>> time is 6:13. midnight deadline looming lawmakers in washington are busy. they are trying to prevent a government shutdown. >>> a multiple dollar deal involving pg&e could be falling apart. >>> good morning, to you. welcome back. a possible federal government shutdown is 15 hours away. let's go to alison burns to find out the latest. >> reporter: president obama said last night if there was going to be a budget deal, it would likely come this morning. but nothing yet. the chief of staff worked at the white house until 3:00 a.m.. senate majority leader harry reid said that the biggest sticking point is the poll sayish -- is the policy issue whether the feds should help planned parenthood. i talked to barbara lee who calls their demands outrageous. >> it's clear to me they want a shutdown. when they put forth these types of measures that don't make any sense. they have come more than half w

the snow man himself, bryan joining us live from blue canyon. what's in your hand there, bryan? >> reporter: warming up for the warm days of summer. strike. but, no, get your skis back out. it's still ski season up here in the sierra. many of the resorts extending their season because of this snow that keeps coming down. this is interstate 80 at blue canyon. you can see here snowy cal trans is coming through with plows a moment ago but still slushy on the roadway. that is going to require chains all the way to truck ee on 80. 50 chaining up at divers to miers and down on 88 from due drop over to pick us junction. anywhere in the sierra today bring the chains, bring your coat, bring your gloves. it's a balmy 20 degrees here at blue canyon right now. at the crest picked up several inches of snow. the forecast calling for a possible foot of snow total by the time this quick little shot of wintry weather in spring is all said and done. it's been t-shirt skiing up in the sierra, but now we're back to powder skiing here along interstate 80. again, get ready for winter travel if your p