bryan. >> i can see you smiling.are you thinking about? >> he was fun. he was funny. he was always kidding the girls when they were growing up. >> he's always had the same sense of humor since he was little. and it's just -- it's quirky, but you know, it's almost infectious where everybody kind of just wants to be around him. >> reporter: now surrounded by therapists three hours a day six days a week, bryan is working to relearn everything from brushing teeth to swallowing. he is fed through a tube and needs round the clock care. >> right now we go in -- we'll go in tomorrow and he'll be different than he was today. he may not be as coherent and as receptive so what we're saying to him. >> reporter: so it's day by day? >> it is. >> sometimes he's looking right at me and talking to me, then sometimes it's -- there's no eye contact or you wonder does he really understand what i'm telling him? >> reporter: some have said bryan's beating was an isolated incident, but bill says that's not the case. >> makes me so mad when

bryan and their family. the most important thing came out of the restoration of this home was the role of his wife annette -- a representation in this office. >> the two sat directly across from each other and work on everything, correct? >> they certainly did. his wife was a beloved wife and helpmate. >> how much of the material there is original? >> very few of the pieces are original furnishings. these furnishings and this office have been collected to represent what was originally in the room based on some very fine photographs. >> he was seated in that chair, adjacent to you. would he feel comfortable, would it feel like his study at the turn of the century? >> it would feel very much like his office at the turn of the century. even a cluttered desk and the open bible. >> we will check in with you, bob puschendorf, throughout the program. thank you for opening up this home to c-span cameras. we're joined from west virginia. we welcome your calls and participation. this is the third of our series, lookin

bryan survived this injury. when i saw his ct st tchlt scan wouldn't have expected anyone would survive that kind of brain injury. he's gracious. he knew exactly who i was. he could sustain a short but simple conversation. he's very cognizant of the work that he has to do to get better. >> reporter: dr. snyderman says bryan stow's family talks about trying to find the old bryan every time they see him, and he has his good days and bad days. you can see the full story in "interview with bryan stow" on "rock center" at 10:00 p.m. more on violence among fans in professional sports. live in the news room, vicky nguyen, nbc bay area news. >>> two suspects -- actually, vicki has more information. two suspects for the bryan stow attack were arrested in july. 29-year-old luis sanchez and norwood. they both pled guilty to charges of felony assault. >>> a world-record cable laying job will begin on the new span of the bay bridge. construction workers are laying the first of more than 100 strands of cable that will make up

the family searches for signs of the old bryan every day. >> i see you smiling. what are you thinking about? >> reporter: bryan is trying to relearn everything from brushing his teeth to swallowing. he is fed through a tube and needs round the clock care. he works with therapists three hours a day, six days a week. >> we'll go in tomorrow and he could be different than he was today. he may not be as coherent and receptive to what we're saying to him. >> it's day-by-day? >> day-by-day. sometimes he's looking right at me and talking to me and sometimes it's -- there's no eye contact or you wonder does he really understand what i'm telling him. >> the two suspects in the stowe beating have pled not guilty to assault, battery, and mayhem. their preliminary hearing is set for next month. >>> have you thought about what you're going to put into your tank come 2020? chances are a lot of us won't be using gas to power our cars. will it be electricity, hydrogen or how about the grass that you mowed that morning? does it sound farfetched? not to some researchers. inside an

>> honestly the most surprising thing that is bryan survived this injury. when i saw his ct scans before i met him, i wouldn't have expected that anybody would have survived that kind of brain injury. he's gracious. he knew exactly who i was. he could sustain a short but simple conversation. he's very cognizant of the work that he has to do to get better. >> reporter: dr. snyderman says stow's family talks about trying to find the old bryan has his good days and bad days. you can see the full story in "rock center with brian williams" at 10:00 p.m. also more on violence among fans in professional sports. >>> a former danville patrol officer allegedly took cocaine and a gun from a contra costa county private investigator in exchange for making dirty dui arrests. officer steven now faces four federal felony counts. the men he arrest wednesday all involved in divorce, custody, or other family disputes and were involved with a particular private eye. the indictment now says tenabi was paid by private investigator chris butler to pull those men over after the me

for the first time bryan stow's friends talk about the attack.hey say brian was sucker punched and repeatedly kicked. >> i got to him around the same time jumped on top of him covered him up, pleading just for these guys to stop. >> now the suspects, louie sanchez and norwood are charged in the case. both have pled not guilty and in the meantime, his family said his condition is day-to- day. his speech may get better but doctors are expecting some type of disability. >>> we are learning about an accident involving a hollywood actor. crews rescued an actor after waves held him under water. media reports say it is gerard butler. it is believed he was filling scenes for an upcoming movie. he was not injured but will be looked at for observation. >>> the megamillions jackpot is now $152 million this morning. kraig debro is in high ward and a lot of people will be buying lottery tickets. >>> well in this case megamillions, people start buying them here and this is one of the places that is known for their lottery tickets. >> reporter: the super lotter

for the first time bryan's friends talk about the attack. they say he was sucker punched and repeatedly kicked. >> jeff and i got to him at the same type, we pleaded for these guys to stop. >> now, the suspects are charged in the beating case and both have pled not guilty. his speech and mobility may get better. doctors expect some kind of permanent disability. >>> 7:32. oakland police have a mystery to solve and they are hoping that a dress will help them do it. police found a woman wearing this dress last thursday on the rocks of the oakland estuary. she was barely conscious when found and later died. the woman is described as after am, between 30, 40. about'57, weighing about 200 pounds. she had -- about 5'7", weighing about 200 pounds. she had brown hair and brown eyes. >>> leaders of the alameda labor counsel said they will fight any effort to recall mayor quan. the council helps about 100 unions. and they say this is a waste of resources and energy. >> she has no leadershipship stills at all -- skills at all. she's a union leader. >> r

most important figure was william jennings bryan and his gold speech which you can hear recordings of years later as one of the great speakers in american politics. big part of william safire's book on speeches. it delivered in a different way and -- my own political hero when i was a kid, richard nixon -- don't tell anybody. tell us how brian and nixon affected the dollar in their own times. >> richard nixon would roll over in his drive if compared to william jennings bryan. but in a very fundamental way they were aiming for the same thing. william jennings bryan became the spokesman of the populist movement in the 89s and at the heart of the populist movement was of belief that the financial system of the united states was tilted against farmers, specifically, ordinarily people generally but farmers specifically and they had a specific complaint. namely falling prices for farm products. the price of corn went down by half the 201870s 1890s. cotton was more than that. this was a very serious problem for farmers because farmers typically operate under conditions of debt and debtors ar

. >>> and bryan stow's family is still hopeful. how the injured giants fan celebrated christmas. >> and a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. it's monday, december 26th, "today in the bay." >>> very good morning, everyone. the time is 4:30. i'm jon kelley. >> he is back in the house. great to see you. >> i'm marla tellez in for laura garcia. first we want to check the forecast with christina loren. >> it's cold this morning. 26 in fairfield. 26 in napa. 28 in livermore and gilroy. we can't escape the frigid temperature fs. we had a little bit of cloud cover overnight. that kept us mild and then the clouds cleared as a result. it is freezing yet again. grab a jacket. we're headed to a really nice day. lots of sunshine. temperatures in the 6 #s. we'll get the forecast with rain to talk about. most shoppers will be spending their gift cards they received for christmas. very good day after christmas to you. >> customers driving up as we speak. retailers are cautiously optimistic. they think they'll do better this year compared

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bryan stow is recuperating after being beaten in march. he suffered damage to his frontal lobe which controls decision making and his personality. nine months after the attack is able to hold a simple conversation with nancy schneider man. >> high, i am -- hi, i am nancy. i have heard so much about you. >> how are you? >> i am good. >> we have heard much about you. you are just as handsome as your sister said you are. >> his speech and mobility may get better and his doctors said he may expect some permanent disability. >> they are charged in the beating case, both have pled not guilty. >>> and they are searching for the gunman who robbed a convenience store and shot the clerk. it happened on sonoma boulevard. two men wearing masked robbed the store shot the clerk in the leg before running off. the injuries are not life- threatening. >>> we are learning about a surfing accident involving a hollywood actor. crews rescued a man on sunday after several waves held him under water. the fire district is not identifying the man but the man rescue

. >>> plus, bryan stow speaks. you will hear the exclusive interview and the latest prognosis from his doctors coming up. >> and christmas is just nine days away, but the salvation army saying they still have a big need to try to fill holiday food baskets. i'll tell you how you can help coming up in a live report. >>> and a live look at the golden gate bridge on this friday, december 16th. this is "today in the bay." >> good morning, everybody. thanks for being with us. it's 4:30. i'm marla tellez in with jon kelley. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's check the forecast with rob mayeda. how are we looking today, rob? >> pretty good. but you want a nice, big jacket. the rain has moved on. low 30s in the north bay. we're going to see patchy frost this morning. breezy in the hills. a look here at your seven-day forecast. we stay dry today and thursday next week. the only concern weather wise could be patchy fog in the north bay. >> i saw it on soccer fields. no injuries are reported but southbound 101 your slow lan

the story of bryan stow grabbed the attention of the bay area and certainly the nation. people praying, hoping, wishing for a full recovery. and now we're seeing and hearing from 42-year-old stowe himself, who doctors say may never fully recover. we're also hearing from stow's friends. here's janelle wang. >> nearly nine months after the brutal attack on opening day at dodgers stadium. he's unable to talk, barely able to walk, and one-third of his brain destroyed. he's at a rehab center at the san jose valley medical center. >> i'm nancy. how are you? >> fine. >> i've heard so much about you. >> how are you? >> i'm doing well. thank you. >> that's good. >> you're just as handsome as your sister said you are. doctors say brian's speech will improve. he will be disabled. his parents and sister look more more hopeful news every day. on this day he was able to write his name, something he couldn't do a month earlier. >> now we can walk into a room, and his therapist will be there and say, brian, who walked into the room? he turns and says my mom and dad. oh my god, that's aw

. >>> coming up, bryan stow's appearance on national tv since brain damage.hat his friends are saying about the attack. ♪ [ ukulele strumming ] ♪ [ folksy whistling ] [ man ] quitting is a fight you can't let yourself lose. it can take many tries. but keep trying, you will beat smoking. honey, you okay? yeah, i'm fine. ♪ [ ukulele ] >>> welcome back. sheer a live look over san jose. a beautiful day for your tuesday, cool and crisp. >>> an nbc exclusive providing us with the first interview with bryan stow. the father of two is clearly still recovering from the brutal attack last march. he is unable to walk, barely able to talk and a third of his brain is said to be destroyed. doctors say he will be permanently disabled. his friends who were with him talked about kwhapd on nbc'si rock sent. >> he got punched in the side of his head. he was punched with a hay maker. >> when you say a hay maker. >> it was a running, huge, sweeping punch. >> a sucker punch from behind? >> yeah. first thing hit the ground was the back of his head. >> the two suspects in the beatin

it shows bryan stow in a hand hose -- san jose rehabilitation center. doctors say he suffered damage to the frontal lobe of his brain which controls his personality. he is able to hold a simple conversation with dr. nancy schneider man. >> hi, i am nancy. >> hi. how are you? >> i am doing well, thank you. you are just as handsome as your sister said you were. >> he continues to get better day-to-day and doctors expect some kind of permanent disability. the two have been charged in the case and both have pled not guilty. >>> well the megamillions lottery jackpot is up for grabs and it has hit $152 million. people in hayward are telling us what they will do when they win all that money, dave? >> reporter: we are at the world's fair and things are back online now, it was tense moments for buyers and sellers. megamillions jackpot lottery is supposed to go on sale this morning. they were doing a brisk business and they had a problem with the machine that produced the tickets. after a few minutes it was solved and those with lottery fever were able to stick i

. >>> the los angeles dodgers' financial responsibility in the bryan stow case could be so massive it may threaten the ability of the team to pay its creditors. earlier this week we got an exclusive look at stow's road to recovery after that opening day attack at dodger stadium. his family wants money from the team for its alleged negligence in protecting the fans at dodger stadium. attorneys for the team's creditors said the dodgers are already more than $600 million in debt. today the group said that any payout to stow would add to that debt. the dodgers say it's -- they're not liable for this attack on bryan stow. ♪ >>> singer emmy lou harris is among hundreds who turned out in san francisco to remember the life of warren hellman who died after battling leukemia. he was best known for organizing the hardly strictly bluegrass festival who was attended by thousands of people all for free. friends remembered him as a generous man who put his money where his heart was. >> especially this holiday time of year, this giving time of year, the power of giving, that's what his life was reall

on the website they repeatedly asked if bryan was okay before agreeing to do it.n was able to eat mashed powe day toes -- potatoes and -- and gravy on christmas. >>> a girl was diagnosed with a rare tumor on her spine. she had one surgery and was told afterwards that her tumor was inoperable and she would be pair layed within two years -- paralyzed within two years. she said she would not take no for an answer and turned to this neurosurgeon. >> i just thought this can't be all there is. there has to be more technology, better doctors. i'm gonna find it. >> one year steag -- one year ago she oneiant the nine- operation to remove the tumor. she recently rushed to san francisco for a checkup. doctors are doubt if the -- doubtful the tumor will return. there are reports that there could be reconciliation between arnold schwarzenegger and maria sh river. tmz is reporting that shriver is not sure if she wants a divorce partly because of her religious beliefs. the website also reports that schwarzenegger has recently made numerous jest churses in an april tempt to win h

he's bryan perry, editor of cashmachineincome.com. >> i guess if the national debt were to head down, then i'd say that's probably true, but i don't see that happening. i think we'll see the bond auctions have a hard time pulling in the same interest without raising rates. >> tom: so if your photograph is for higher interest rates borrowing cost, you're trying to take advantage of that with a fund, jro, owns corporate ious with the interest rates that can change. how much more do you see the up side? >> it definitely the place to be right now. i think the stock can head back up to 10.35 to 13. nice thick about it is trading at a 6% discount. so we're in the very early innings of the floating rate story here. >> tom: do you think it can move to a new high in the next 12 months or so? >> if rates go to from 2% to 4% then this fun was up 119% during that same period. >> tom: you also like energy this this environment where we're seeing higher interest rates. this is royalty interest in nat gas 'oil wells in texas, domestic production, went public at 18, now 19 and change. >> another grea

bryan stow, meantime, is in a rehabilitation facility. doctors say he has shown some encouraging signs of recovery. >>> some debris from japan's tsunami has reached the west coast. oceanographers say a black float the size of a 55-gallon drum is the first piece of debris coming from the tsunami in march. it was found four hours from seattle. tons of tsunami debris are expected to wash ashore along the west coast from california to southern alaska in a year. >>> this story begs the question, why try to improve on what santa does best? firefighters in stockton rescued a teenager who got stuck in his family's chimney this morning. the family originally said that he was trying to sneak back into the house trying to break curfew. then they said he was just cleaning the chimney. might have done that. firefighters say either way, he probably thought that he would fit through the whole chute. >> i would guess that he had his hands on the edge and released into the chimney thinking that it would be a -- kind of a nice smooth transition into the ho

we'll be back and we're going to talk to luke bryan on the red carpet of the cmas live.e'll be right back. [applause] >> ellen: you all should say wow back and forth to each other as much as you can. >> ready. >> wow. >> wow. >> i kind of looked at reba's boobs when i said wow. i'm sorry. >> i don't know why i'm driving so close to you. >> announcer: next "ellen" -- the very sexy ashton kutcher. he's revealing secrets from "two and a half men." >> ellen: are you going to be nude a lot? >> it feels so nice and breezy. >> announcer: plus from the black eyed peas, will i am. and a school gets the biggest surprise in "ellen" history. all will be revealed. next "ellen." in my teens.ks i'd never ride without one now. and since my doctor prescribed lipitor, i won't go without it for my high cholesterol and my risk of heart attack. why kid myself? diet and exercise weren't lowering my cholesterol enough. now i'm eating healthier, exercising more, taking lipitor. numbers don't lie. my cholesterol's stayed down. lipitor is fda approved to reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke

>> reporter: bryan's kids are cared for by their mother, bryan's ex-wife, but visit their father regularlytigation, police eventually arrested louis sanchez and marvin norwood for the beating, charging them with multiple counts of assault. they have pled not guilty. doctors say bryan's speech and mobility may improve, but they expect him to be permanently disabled. his family cherishes the positive moments while hoping for more. >> now we can walk into a room and his therapist will be there and say "bryan, who just walked into the room?" and he turn and say my mom and dad. oh, my god, you know, that's awesome. >> as with any head injury, the progress is day by day. ann, carl, this is going to be a very long process for the stow family. >> it's tough to watch, emotional to watch. >> it is. >> thank you for bringing it to us. you can see more of nancy' exclusive report tonight on "rock center with brian williams" at 10:00, 9:00 central on nbc. >>> up next we'll lighten things one jimmy fallon's return to "snl" right after this. >> whatever you do, don't make me dance. >> whatever you do, don

since then bryan stow and his family have endured many obstacles. tonight we get to hear from him. nancy snyderman spoke exclusive to stow as he continues his recovery at undisclowed location in san jose. >> when i visited bryan almost nine months after the attack, he was able to hold a very simple conversation. >> hi. i'm nancy. >> hello. >> ho are you? >> fine. >> i've heard so much about it. >> oh, yeah. >> you're just as handsome as your sister said you are. >> now, you can see the full interview with bryan on "rock center" this monday night at 10:00. dr. nancy schneider will have more on his recovery and more on violence among fans in professional sports. we'll have more tonight at 11:00. >>> in the meantime there is a new delay in the case against the two men charged with beat pg stow. they will moved the hearing to january. the two suspects pleaded not guilty to the charges in august. prosecutors say their case is made on incriminating statements made by sanchez and norwood. it alleges sanchez was involved in attacks on two other people at dodgeratta s oumdin opening day. >>

. >>> the family of bryan stow extended holiday wishes for the bay area. stow who suffered a brain injury after a beaten was able to -- was not able to eat a christmas dinner today but was able to eat marsh potatod. >>> butler was shot and killed in west oakland thursday while driving home from the store. his family says butler was planning on a career as a merchant marine. murphy's wife told ktvu news that her husband should be out of the hospital in about a week and a half. >>> a san jose police officer is nursing a broken nose tonight after policece punched in the face by a 69- year-old man officers had just tasered. >> he basically resisted said i'm not going to go with you. start add big fight with the officers, during that fight the officers attempted to display a taser at the individual, that was unproductive. at one point during the fight the suspect punched one of the officers in the face. actually broke his nose, almost knocked him out. >> they were eventually able to arrest the 6'9", 69-year-old man. he now faces battery on an average among othe

everyone knows that bryan stow is the giants fan who was beat up in los angeles earlier this year.s told her that bryan stow was his friend and that made her a little bitter but yeah, very shocking -- a little better. but yeah, very shocking that it happened here and to a teenaged girl. >> hard enough to accidentally hit someone hard enough to cause a concussion. do we know there is a link that she had that brain tumor or surgery four years ago? >> reporter: i don't know -- maybe probably has a lot to do with the -- that she had brain surgery because even though you may be rid of the tumors in your brain you still have the scars and it's a very sensitive area of your head. so we are trying to figure out whether it had something to do with her brain tumor but i wouldn't be surprised because it was such a traumatic experience four years ago and, of course, she had experienced another traumatic experience just two days ago. >> live in san jose, gil diaz, thank you. >>> well, it is a victory for california's efforts to reduce the budget deficit overall. it's also a crushing defeat for

this is bryan stow and his children.he suspect pleaded not guilty earlier this year and another hearing is set for january 17th. bryan stow is in rehab recovering from traumatic brain injury. >>reporter: congressional negotiators have just agreed on a one trillion dollars plan to avoid a government shutdown. you have heard that before, there is a nobleman and lawmakers are still trying to reach a deal on expiring payroll tax cuts and jobless and if it's. the measure reached today to keep the government going of republicans and democrats try to iron out their issue is just so that everything can stay in place, the wheels are still in motion. meanwhile, the candid it in oakland, the gop candidates are preparing for a debate that starts in less than a half-hour from now. new gingrich is holding onto his lead in the polls, the former house >> it's getting bashed by the national review is a conservative journal it said the speaker's history of marital infidelity makes him a dangerous canada that would jeopardize the republica

for the first time we're hearing giants fan bryan stow speak since he was broughtly beaten outside ofodgers stadium nine months ago. rock center's dr. nancy snyderman visited stowe as a south bay rehab center. >> i'm nancy. how are you? i've heard so much about you? >> how are you? >> i'm very well, thank you. you're just as handsome as your sister said you are. you can catch the entire interview monday night on nbc bay area. they leaked the news of the associated press. the official announcement is later today. school districts across california are going to put the brakes on a plan that eliminates state funding for school buses. on tuesday they announce sod-called trigger cuts will force the elimination of $238 for bussing beginning next month. that makes california the first state to completely eliminate funding for school buses. the largest school district has filed suit to block the cuts. other districts will have to use reserves. >> this morning a spike in kmant as tough economic times push a lot of people to charities. the request for help are up while donations have dropped. g

bryan stow speaks out for the first time since the brutal beating nine months ago. this is "today in the bay". >> good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. seconds away from 5:30. a friday morning. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm marla tellez. jon kelley is off. plain and simple, it's cold outside. we have 20s showing up in gilroy. that will get your attention as you step outside. look at san jose, hayward and oakland. 45 in san francisco. closer to the wear. hour by hours, we'll get patchy frost through 8:00 or 9:00 this morning. by lunch time, not too bad. mainly 50s. highs close to 60 in san jose. 58 in san francisco. 61 in oakland. hopefully no 20s and 30s on your roadway maps. >> that would be speeds you're worried about, and so am i. the toll plaza will see things down to zero. we're looking at an earlier accident that was reported. the potential for that has cleared as you're approach freeways. watch your speeds. >> always. >> always. >> an update now to developing news in san jose. officers were forced to shoot a who later died from his injurie

on their website they say they asked bryan stow if he was okay with that.is back on a -- brian is back on a feeding tube now but he was able to eat on christmas day. >>> prince philip is recovering from heart surgery. she in good spirits. he went to the hospital on friday after complaining of chest pains. it's not known when he will be released. >>> christmas is over but the need for donations continues. that's true at st. anthonys. >>> not as cold tonight. look that fog off the water. not as many freezing temperatures tonight. no freeze warnings. warmer. when will the rain get here? i will see you back here in a minute. ; >>> christmas was brighter for thousands this year thanks to the church. the church fed 5,000 people for christmas eve and christmas day miles. 500 volunteers helped. they provide mealalize year long. last year it served 1 million meals in san francisco. >>> st. anthonys has also helped. but this year their dining haul will be -- hall will be torn down. >> the donated food arrives daily and thousands of served i this is the routine every

. >>> a candlelight vigil marked the sixth anniversary of the death of bryan tuv era. officer tuv era was shot while searching for an escaped inmate. he died the next day. >> we want to remind bryan's family that we still remember him. that we will continue to remember him, and continue to serve the citizens of san francisco. >> after tonight's vigil those on hand walked to the police station to hear speakers and participate in a flag ceremony. >> ♪ happy golden days. >> reporter: new at 10:00, a tough loss but an amazing journey for a santa cruz singer who was eliminated tonight during the x factor finale. chris rene had a lot of folks pulling for hill and need less to say they were pretty disappointed with tonight's outcome. janine de la vega is in san jose and spoke with rene earlier today. >> i spoke to him this morning, he said he felt amazing. he was in good spirits, but he was also saying that he was very touched by the support he felt here in the bay area and especially here in santa cruz. the crowd here has thin out but they were obviously disappointed about h

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here again is bryan band miller, polar marine. here again with brian and miller popular marine. >>> it's always been an appeal. many have tried to build such a fantastic device. few have succeeded and so far no one has successed well. >> i think it's a god -- >>> bond, james bond was the first to publicly demonstrate a public flying machine. in thunder ball, sean conery will dress up. although bonds is different, not so his product. when he had problems it ran on highly explosive hydrogen per rock side fuel. education extremely second. bell air space -- rock side fuel. >> they did work however. they found new interest of the population as sorts. the cross, the limitation with >>> the american rocket built system built a new hydrogen production belt. it was flown publicly only once at the 1999's celebration. but the built has become missing ár sun. one of the development is still a business. heller elevation used a propeller mounted beneath if engine. because the pilot steered he had proved to pool. they also it was good for only f

still ahead, an inside look at bryan stow's recovery. the stow family gives nbc an exclusive look at how far he comes and how far he has to go. >>> plus why protesters are reoccupying city hall in the south bay. >>> and a new week means a new weather forecast. i'll tell you why we're giving you an early christmas gift in the weather department. >> and the commute is ready to kick off by i have a snag. >>> hell's angel murder suspect resurfaces in the south bay. i'm bob redell with details coming up. >> i'm damien trujillo live in menlo park where facebook has a status update. >>> and a car smashes into a church nursery. >>> and a live look at the golding gate bridge toll plaza on this monday, december 19th. this is "today in the bay." >>> good monday morning to you, and thanks for joining us. 5:30. jon kelley is off today. we want to get to the forecast with christina loren. looking good more a monday. >> great for outdoor activities. a lot of people have kids at home with them. now winter break has started. it's going to be nice for the

. >> before we go to william jennings bryan, what role, jean baker, does peace-making itself make in politics? >> it has a big role, whether you are barack obama, who gets high marks for this, or whether you are william jennings bryan and you have this centurion voice. i never quite understood it -- and never quite understood this -- 20,000 people can hear you and, beyond that, another 40,000 or 50,000 would be there. >> [unintelligible] we will restore bilateral as some. england will have bilateral as an because the united states have. defending the gold standard is the good thing. we will fight them. supported by the commercial interests and the toilers and everywhere, we will answer their demands for the gold standard by saying to them, you shall not pressed down on the balls of labor and the crown of thorns. you shall not crucify mankind. quite the gives a speech -- he had a wonderful voice. the tape that you played was 1893, not 1896. the technology did not exist yet to record a speech in 1896. he was robust, he was vigorous, the had an amazing voice that could be heard by 10,00

an update on bryan stow. he's unable to walk, barely able to talk.nd a third of his brain is destroyed. doctors say he will be permanently disabled. his friends gave an interview for the first time on "rock center" with brian williams. >> that's when bryan got punched in the side of the head. he was punched with a hay maker in the side of the head. >> when you say a haymaker? >> it was a running, huge, sweeping pumpl. >> so a sucker punch from behind? >> yeah. the first thing to hit the ground was the back of his head. >> the two suspects have pleaded not guilty to assault, battery and mayhem. their preliminary hearing is set for next month. >> it is 6:19. the plan to bring the america's cup yacht race to san francisco is getting choppy. this morning four environmental groups say they're filing appeals. they say the environmental impact report is incomplete. the city cannot move forward on planning of the race until the board of supervisors hears the appeal. that won't happen until january. >> 6:19. ma rin county will crack down on spoke smoking. sup

still ahead, bryan stow's family still hopeful this holiday season despite oo minor setback.ow the injure giants fan celebrated christmas. >>> and a suspect fights through a taser shot and breaks an officer's nose. how police finally managed to take him down just ahead. >>> if you can endure the little cold start, we have a really nice afternoon ahead. great for outdooriv as.iect a little rain in the forecast. we'll show you what 2012 is looking like when we come back. -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur?] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are those great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that c help lower cholesterol. stickers? uh-uh. a superhero? ♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ >>> good morning. i'm damien trujillo live at the wal-mart where shoppers are returning and exchanging gifts they got for christmas. coming up, a look at mega monday. >>> plus cali

. >>> a candlelight vigil marked the sixth anniversary of the death of bryan tuv era. officer tuv era was shot while searching for an escaped inmate. he died the next day. >> we want to remind bryan's family that we still remember him. that we will continue to remember him, and continue to serve the citizens of san francisco. >> after tonight's vigil those on hand walked to the police station to hear speakers and participate in a flag ceremony. >> ♪ happy golden days. >> reporter: new at 10:00, a tough loss but an amazing journey for a santa cruz singer who was eliminated tonight during the x factor finale. chris rene had a lot of folks pulling for hill and need less to say they were pretty disappointed with tonight's outcome. janine de la vega is in san jose and spoke with rene earlier today. >> i spoke to him this morning, he said he felt amazing. he was in good spirits, but he was also saying that he was very touched by the support he felt here in the bay area and especially here in santa cruz. the crowd here has thin out but they were obviously disappointed about h

iglesia a la que pertenece la guarderia, pusieron manos a la obra para reparar los daÑos--- cu ---bryantow... el seguidor de los gigantes que fue golpeado hace nueve meses en el estadio de los dodgers converso esta noche con nbc... take vo ---stow fue entrevistado en el centro de rehabilitacion en san jose por la doctora nancy snyderman... ---el ex paramedico y padre de dos hijos esta aprendiendo nuevamente a caminar, lavarse los dientes, tragar y hasta hablar... ---los golpes que recibio daÑaron la parte del cerebro que controla la toma de decisiones... planeamiento y la personalidad... ---stow recibe rehabilitacion tres horas al dia, seis dias a la semana. cu - anchor un residente de fremont est causando revuelo.. ya tiene 14 hijos, y tiene a otras 4 mujeres embarazadas.. cmo est eso? jaime peluffo nos explica.. jaime.. take anchor live take pkg nats. estos son los recipientes esterilizados donde trent arsenault guarda su esperma... el ha hecho 348 donaciones a 46 mujeres.. s.o.t. trent arsenault/donador de esperma 21:37:00 muchos de los niños tienen mis ojos y ahora espero que todos

>>mark: the bryan james scored 37. maummar modem was ejected midway through the third quarter. >>darya: we are in a few minutes. do not go away. here is a live look at the approach to the bay bridge. the ethics half ,,, in turn, bonn >>will: investigators will have to determine if the 21 year-old woman will be criminally charged or need psychiatric help. the reason why police are here in the first place is because her family called after she barricaded herself in a room. >>mark: families are returning home and others are headed out. >>jackie: it is pretty nice out here. we had a big rush earlier this morning. that is pretty typical. sfo is expecting big crowds today and throughout the week. it is one of those days where you have a lot of people coming home for christmas vacation and other people headed out for the new your vacation. it's you have big crowds. sfo is anticipating a 5 percent increase over last year's travel season. serve physical seek therefore >>darya: police believe the same man is a responsible for two bank robberies and oakland. here is a picture of chase ban

in the meantime, bryan stow remains in a rehab. he had surgery to remove a kidney stone and it was able to the continued with his there be shortly afterwards. his family is saying that he is feeling and for speaking more. >>darya: we're back with more in a couple of minutes as we continue to focus on the weather, the traffic and the hot spot out there this morning. a live report coming up. >>erica: here is a look at traffic maps. better conditions and a thought on direction of 680 approaching the sunol grade. the yellow indicates speeds of 30 mi. per hour. in the northbound direction we are seeing sluggish conditions. all of the lanes are will be blocked for the next 10 minutes or so. delays up to one hour right now. a lot of people have tried using 84, maybe even the nimitz freeway. allow yourself extra time and search for alternate routes for delay your trip altogether. the chp does not expect at any lanes open for the next hour. your best approach is actually the 880 over crossing. the metering lights are still struggled on. pro

officer bryan tuvera was 28 when he was gunned down while chasing a suspect in december of 2006. >>> cyclists and pedestrians and the golden gate bridge will soon have to share the same walkway again because one of the sidewalks will be closed for up to three months. we are going to be checking in with gil diaz in just a minute but let's check weather with elizabeth first. >> it is pretty chilly outside. the temperatures are slightly above what we have seen the past couple of days. mostly in the 30s and 40s. while we are on the slightly warmer side is because we're seeing a number of low clouds and fog keeping us mostly about average for this time of year. you will notice that one temperature out there fairfield has jumped up by one degree in the last couple of minutes. so it looks like it was -- hello, guys. there you go. there's the temperatures. 30 degrees in fairfield. it was -- so you can see that's the one area that's still below freezing and that's because it's still clear in fairfield. so overall these low clouds are keeping us on the more mild side. staying dry today, high p

un tribunal los dos hombres acusados de propinar una brutal golpiza al aficionado de los gigantes bryan. take vo ---louie sanchez y marvin norwood, se declararon no culpables a tres cargos de delito mayor presuntament e cometidos en agosto... ---la fiscalia basa su caso en declaraciones incriminatorias hechas por los mismos acusados... ---en la denuncia tambien se alega que sanchez estuvo involucrado en agresiones a otras dos personas en el estadio de los dodgers el primer dia de la temporada... cu ---dos millones de trabajadores que ofrecen servicios de cuidado y salud a domicilio para personas enfermas o de la tercera edad recibiran proteccion a su salario minimo y tiempo extra segun una disposicion del presidente obama... take vo ---un 12 por ciento de estos trabajadores son hispanos... y no estaban protegidos por la ley debido a la calidad de trabajo considerado como acompaÑantes. .. ---muchos de estos trabajadores brindan atencion de cuidado medico en el hogar como alimentacion por sonda, cuidado de heridas o fisioterapia, entre otras. ---esta medida forma parte del plan de la admi

don't forget to tune in to rock center tomorrow night to hear brian st bryan stow for the first time.beaten outside dodger stadium, but now he's moving and talking. he continues on his long road to recovery in san jose. you can see the full interview with brian williams tomorrow night at 10:00. >>> sports sunday is next. the warriors tip off their season a week from tonight. laurence scott has their return to the court and their community. that and much, much more, coming up. sports sunday is next. >>> i'm suzanne shaw. it's no surprise that california's chronically mismanaged budget has triggered a new round of cuts and new calls to tax the rich. caught up in this frenzy to find more money, governor brown's proposal has been mislabeled a millionaire's tax. let's be accurate. the governor's initiative would hike taxes on income starting at 250,000, and it would raise sales taxes for everyone. between now and november, a variety of revenue-raising plans will compete for your vote, including new oil and tobacco taxes. nbc bay area will help you cut dlu t through the rhetoric. but if we

. >>> por cierto rc puedo dar el reportaje completo en rock center con bryan williams.