last november, 57-year-old dan jansen can be seen on surveillance camera setting up barricades around the old bank of manager building. it says skate boarding isn't allowed. you can see skaters moving the barricades. things escalate. right here you see jansen hit the ground. investigators say he was swarmed by the skaters and assaulted by jesse vieira. they rushed him to the hospital. brain swelling forced doctors to remove part of his skull. >> nothing will change what they did.body >> that was his sister's response after the first aring. he has a large informing in the skating community. then that he hit him first. that jansen went after the smallest guy in the group. jansen's family tells abc7 news, he is in an assisted living facility, can't walk, and is just now beginning to recognize family of the jury has gone home for the day. they will pick up back here on monday. abc7 news. >>> thank you. >>> california lawmakers are one step closer to implementing a reservation and pricing system for lombard street. the state assembly approved the plan today so it goes before the state sena

he beat dan jansen when jansen tried to prevent him from skating around a high-rise. >>> one person died after two cars crashed into each other in oakland. the highway patrol tells us one of the cars involved went off of that roadway. you can see exactly where this happened on eastbound 580. >> turning now to our weather, you can see it is sunny now but it didn't start out that way. >> no. it was pretty gray still this morning but there may be some more clouds out this evening. let's get to spencer christian with the latest. >> it didn't start gather and t during the evening hours. check out the 24-hour temperature change. it is milder, warmer in most locations at this hour than it was yesterday, three degrees warmer in oakland, 7 degrees warmer in concord. current temperatures are 63 in sfwrae san francisco, 6 8 in san jose. clouds are going to return to the coast and beyond. look at the areas of green there. we're going to see some isolated sprinkles and drizzle during the early morning hours. maybe even wet pavement in the morning for morning commuters. however, tomorrow is going to b

. >> 57-year-old security guard dan jansen can be seen on the surveillance camera last november setting up barricades around the old bank of america building at 555 california street to keep skateboarders away. signs around the building clearly state it's not allowed. but you can see skaters trying to move them, and then things escalate. >> we've just always been really close. and i can't imagine this horrific thing happening to him because he is such a nice guy. >> investigators say jansen was sworn by the skaters and assaulted by jesse vierra. abc7 news was the only crew on the scene as first responders rushed jansen to the hospital. brain swelling forced doctors the remove part of his skull. vierra is a sponsored star skater with features in publations like thrasher magazine. throughout the trial, the defense has claimed that jansen hit vierra first, going for the smallest guy in the group. the state describes the encounter as a brutal attack. jansen's family tells abc7 news he is in an assisted living facility and the once avid fisherman can't walk and is just now beginning to recog

a group of skateboarders when dan jansen confronted them. vieira claims it was self-defense when he hit jansen. >> i think any time the prosecution presents their conviction, it's clearly a win for the defense. >> it left jansen with severe brain injury. his family says he's relearning how to walk and talk. he doesn't recognize his loved ones. >>> cash is king. even in the city as high tech as san francisco. san francisco is banning stores that don't accept cash. here's mark matthews. >> reporter: at the fresh roll on kearney street, don't try to pay with cash. it's plastic or e-pay only. same for the blue stone lane coffee shop around the corner. >> one of our locations was robbed last year. for the corporate decided for safety and labor issues, we decided to go cashless. >> the barista told us nearly everyone in the financial district pays with a bank card or on their phone. that's what customers told us, too. >> i'm young. i don't rile carry cash around a lot. ashless is cool. she says it discriminates against the poor, homeless and those