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dodgers and the grounds for the civil suit is that the dodgers didn't provide enough security or adequate lighting at the game. stow, a former paramedic and father to two suffered brain damage during that beating and is permanently disabled. the two men pled guilty in criminal court earlier this year. they were asked directly if they were dodger fans and if they could be impartial when it came to mccourt and his former baseball team. eight men and eight women were selected for the jury. they include an attorney, school bus driver, a nurse, a journalist and a mail carrier, among others. interestingly, the civil suit also seeks impugnative and reimbursement funds to return to those who supported the bryan stow fund. they would like to see the dodgers pay that money back. opening statements are scheduled for this morning. jurors have been warned that this will be an emotional case. first up on the witness stand this morning will be stow's mother, ann. she has been one of his main care takers and how difficult this has been not only for her but the entire stow family. back to you. >> one we'l

against the los angeles dodgers. is finally underway. bryan stow's attorney delivered his opening statement today. this is video of stow from tuesday's hearing. he was severely beaten in the dodger stadium parking lot in 2011. his attorney says, the problem started inside the ball park, and the dodgers failed to provide adequate security. "these guys, sanchez and his pal, were raising havoc starting in the second inning, so this wasn't some little thing that happened in the parking lot. 'oh, my gosh!' this was something that went on for three hours with the security doing nothing about it." stow suffered severe brain damage in the attack. however, the lawyer representing the dodgers and former owner frank mccourt says, the team did take security needs seriously. and that stow was hurt in quote - "a testosterone and alcohol fueled" fight. a petition circulating online. addresses the morality contract required at oakland catholic schools. the archdiocese says, it is now requiring teachers and administrators at its schools. to sign a morali

at the dodgers -- here's former dodger giants' skipper baker peering in.i wonder if he can fix sands value? struggling -- sandoval? batting .174 and struck out with the bases loaded there. top 2nd. posey it's the blooper to right. puig gave it a try and chose unwisely. runners score. 2-0 giants. matt cain activated off the dl. left them loaded in the 6th. dodgers then unloaded on jeremy affeldt. matt kemp got through. puig scores the tying run. and the dodgers weren't done. 7th inning, tee gordon oh it's a little slappy with the drawn in infield. that's the go ahead run. the giants' bullpen allowed four runs and they had their chances against brian wilson former giants' closer. loaded the bases but pence pocked it up -- popped it up. the dodgers win 6-2 and for the moment, the giants' lead in the west is a game and a half on colorado. >>> and nfl draft. stanford tied a school record with six players picked in the nfl draft. not linebacker shane scov. his agent just checked in with me to say that he is reunited with his old college coach jim harbaugh. he si

their alliances to the dodgers. grounds for the civil suit states they didn't provide enough security or adequate lighting at the game. stow, a former santa cruz paramedic and father to two, suffered brain damage during that beating. he is permanently disabled. you see him arriving here at the jury selection proceedings at his wheelchair and his attorney said he's not aware and what happened to bryan is tragic. >> to see this young, vibrant, you know, person who lived his life helping people as a paramedic now all of a sudden you can't get out of the wheelchair by himself. this wasn't a big sympathy play or anything like that. but this was the jury has to understand, you know, what this whole case is all about. >> now, the two men that beat stow pleaded guilty to that attack in criminal court earlier this year. as for the jury, after completing pages of questionnaires about topics like their own experiences at dodger stadium and opinions about responsible drinking, eight men, eight women were selected for the jury.

matt cain on the hill against the dodgers. re i look, i see a and a congress standing in the country ready way.ove forward... their budgets are late; jobs bills are stalled... and special interests run rampant. as an economics teacher at stanford, i know education means good jobs. so here's my plan: i'd start teaching computer coding in public schools right away. open doors for women in science and technology. and prepare young people for middle class manufacturing jobs. i'm ro khanna and i approve this message, because change starts with us. >>> matt cain was on the 15-day dl after slicing his finger when he dropped and night and caught it awkwardly. he is back on the hill and has taken a lot of grief for his stipulate on the dl. teammates look are for a win against dodgers. dustin baker in the house. top two. hunter pence, sacrifice fly off greinke. crawford beats the throw and the giants up 1-0. same inning, buster posey to'd. puig dives to stop it but hix scores. to the sixth, dodgers down 2-0. adrian gonzalez, grounds int

stowe was beaten by 2 dodger fans outside dodger stadium on opening day in 2011. earlier this year those men were sentenced to prison. stowe is suing the dodgers and former team owner claiming the team did not provide enough security that day. but the team says it employed the largely east opening day security force in its history. stowe mother says the 2 men who were drunk should have been kicked out earlier. >> i do hold the dodgers responsible for not having proper security f.if they had removed those two gentlemen at the 2nd inning, we wouldn't be sitting here today. >>reporter: stowe is 45. his attorney says caring for him for the rest of his life could cost 50 million dollars. >> hidden cash movement going globe. after can i going off last week in the bay area the twitter if he number no hidden cash moved to l.a. leaving envelope of cash for a new crowd. now there are copycat twitter accounts and cash give away in india, uk and around the world. and that is the original just fichbility he says the goal is to continue courage others who are successful to give

stowe was beaten by 2 dodger fans outside dodger stadium on opening day in 2011. earlier this year those men were sentenced to prison. stowe is suing the dodgers and former team owner claiming the team did not provide enough security that day. but the team says it employed the largely east opening day security force in its history. stowe mother says the 2 men who were drunk should have been kicked out earlier. >> i do hold the dodgers responsible for not having proper security f.if they had removed those two gentlemen at the 2nd inning, we wouldn't be sitting here today. >>reporter: stowe is 45. his attorney says caring for him for the rest of his life could cost 50 million dollars. >> hidden cash movement going globe. after can i going off last week in the bay area the twitter if he number no hidden cash moved to l.a. leaving envelope of cash for a new crowd. now there are copycat twitter accounts and cash give away in india, uk and around the world. and that is the original just fichbility he says the goal is to continue courage others who are successful to give

for inadequate security at dodgers stadium. earlier this year, sanchez and norwood pleaded guilty to the beat of bryan stow at the dodgers opening day game against the giants in 2011. >> you're smiling? you think it's funny. >> sanchez was sentenced to eight years in prison. today, his attorneys says he will produce witnesses who will testify sanchez who was visibly drunk began picking fights with giants fans as early as the second inning, and that he continued to throw food, swear and threaten giants fans as he made it into the parking lot where he attacked stow with no dodgers security in sight at any point. >> these guys were doing bad acts which violated the dodger code of security from the second inning. so they had three hours and 30 minutes, basically, to do something about these guys. >> but lead defense attorney declined an on-camera interview. he said opening day had the single largest security force for any opening day in dodgers stadium history. fox also told the jury bryan stow had a blood alcohol level of more tha

stowe was beaten by 2 dodger fans outside dodger stadium on opening day in 2011. earlier this year those men were sentenced to prison. stowe is suing the dodgers and former team owner claiming the team did not provide enough security that day. but the team says it employed the largely east opening day security force in its history. stowe mother says the 2 men who were drunk should have been kicked out earlier. >> i do hold the dodgers responsible for not having proper security f.if they had removed those two gentlemen at the 2nd inning, we wouldn't be sitting here today. >>reporter: stowe is 45. his attorney says caring for him for the rest of his life could cost 50 million dollars. >> hidden cash movement going globe. after can i going off last week in the bay area the twitter if he number no hidden cash moved to l.a. leaving envelope of cash for a new crowd. now there are copycat twitter accounts and cash give away in india, uk and around the world. and that is the original just fichbility he says the goal is to continue courage others who are successful to give

in a civil trial over the beating of bryan stow the giants fan attacked outside dodger stadium threeears ago. the former santa clara county paramedic who is now permanently disabled was there for yesterday's proceedings. his lawsuit claims the dodgers baseball team did not have sufficient security three years ago when stow was attacked. >> these guys were doing bad acts which violated the dodger code of security from the second inning. so they had three hours and 30 minutes basically to do something about these guys. >> jury selection continues today. the criminal portion of the case ended earlier this year when two men pleaded guilty to assault charges. >>> another tribute to gay rights pioneer harvey milk today at san francisco's city hall. a dedication ceremony for the new forever stamp featuring milk's photograph is planned this afternoon. the stamp was unveiled at the white house last thursday on what would have been milk's 84th birthday. the stamp is already on sale. >>> they are the odd couple who have taken the internet by storm. >> and they are local. maybe you have seen the

a jury the dodgers did not hire enough security. he now requires constant care that could cost millions. he's suing the dodgers and former owner frank mccourt. the defense argued stowe was intoxicated and partially to blame. two dodger fans are serving time for the 2011 attack. could the russians pull the plug on america's space program? that's just ahead. i always say be the man with the plan but with less energy, moodiness, and a low sex drive, i had to do something. i saw my doctor. a blood test showed it was low testosterone, not age. we talked about axiron the only underarm low t treatment that can restore t levels to normal in about two weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18 or men with prostate or breast cancer. women, especially those who are or who may become pregnant, and children should avoid contact where axiron is applied as unexpected signs of puberty in children or changes in body hair or increased acne in women may occur. report these symptoms to your doctor. tell your doctor abou

the defense told the jury the dodgers spent more on security for the game than any other day in dodger. >> brian stow's mother was the first witness called. she talked about being by his side weeks while he was in a coma. >>> a family from stockton may think twice before going up a skyscraper the next time. the heart stopping tale of what happened to them 103 stories up is something they will never forget. they were peering through the glass floor in the willis tower in chicago when they heard a crack beneath them. >> you could see the glass actually just like a spider web. just needily light up. shattered completely. i couldn't say much. it was like wow, i just literally jumped off. >> according to an engineer, it was a protective coating on the glass that cracked, not the actual glass itself. tell that to the family. [ laughter ] so no one was ever in any real danger. what a scare, though. >> can you imagine? >>> well, a sacramento woman remembered something she was told as a child. >> and it may have saved her life when she was attacked by a bear. jessica gamboa played dead when she

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. >>> opening statements in the case of bryan stow versus the dodgers. bryan stow himself sat in a wheelchair in the courtroom facing the jurors. day one of what is expected to be an emotional trial. >> reporter: bryan stow, seen here leaving court wednesday. needs 24 hour care. can't even go to the bath room by himself. his brain forever damaged. that is according to his attorney. who tells jurors in his opening statement the los angeles dodgers are responsible for all of that. had stadium security under the ownership of frank mccourt done their job it would never have happened. >> the truth of the matter is they had three hours to do something about it and they did nothing. >> reporter: he says three hours is how long dodger fans, marvin norwood and luis sanchez who have been convicted of assault were harassing giants fans in 2011. it ended with them beating bryan stow nearly to death outside in the parking lot after the game. he wants compensation. >> when you look at the past medical and future medical, loss of earning, it is in 35 to $38 million ran

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behind the dodgers at $2.1 billion. balmer has ties to the seattle area, which has raised questions as to whether he would try and move the clippers. he has said he plans to keep that team in los angeles. of course, this is all tentative and needs the sterlings to sign off on it. and that's where it gets complicated. shelly sterling was given the green light to negotiate a deal. but donald sterling has been flip-flopping. now, at first, he appeared to dig in. he wasn't going to sell. then he had a change of heart. and that changed again this week when sterling promised to quote fight to the bloody end to keep the team. now, the sterlings certainly have plenty of suters to choose from. espn had been reporting a potential super group of owners might be in the works, one led by music mogul david geffen, oracle ceo larry ellison and oprah winfrey. and the group also apparently includes two guggenheim executives. now, if the deal with steve balmer moves forward, it would need the approval of the owners of the other 29 nba te

he was beaten by two dodger fans outside dodgers' stadium opening day in 2011. the men were sentenced to prison. see is suing the dodge wees and former own are saying the team did not provide enough security but the team says it employs the largest opening day security force in history. the mother says the two men were who drunk should have been kicked out earlier. >> i do hold the dodgers responsible for not having proper security. if they had removed those two gentleman at the second inning we would not be sitting here today. >> his attorney says that caring for the 45-year-old stow for the rest of his life could cost $50 million. . >> facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg says this area should not be home for struggling public schools. he and his wife, a dr. khan are pledging $120 million to help schools in low income bay area communes with the first $5 million to schools in redwood city districts. he and his wife were the biggest charitable donors in 2013. we will have more on donation with our reporter at top of the hour. >> the aclu filed a class-action suit on

then there's this from the dodger game today. former dodger dusty baker invited back for a look. to say pablo sandoval is struggling is an understatement. struck out with a bases loaded in the 1st. his average is .174. top 2nd, buster posey at the plate and it's a blooper to right. puig dives no, he got the catch. it's 2-0 giants. matt cain now off the dl and left them loaded in the 6th. and jeremy affeldt came in and couldn't clean it up. matt kelp gets through. kemp gets through. puig scores the tying run but they're not done. uh-oh. 7th inning. d gordon, oh it's a little slapper past the drawn in infield. giants' bullpen allowed four runs. giants did have their chances against brian wilson the former closer for the giants loaded them up. but hunter pence popped it up and dodgers go on to win 6-2. the giants' lead in the west for now is a game and a half. a's under the lights tonight. >>> nfl draft stanford tied a school record with six players picked in the nfl draft. incredibly enough, not linebacker shane scov. reportedly he has just signed with the raiders as an undrafted f

giants and dodgers closed out a four-game series in l.a. this afternoon. giants finishing up their ten-game road trip. top of the sixth, down 2-1. brandon hicks takes clayton kershaw deep to left. this is the first home run kershaw has ever allowed off his curveball. yes, he's thrown over 2,100 curve balls. that's the first time someone has taken one deep. giants up, 3-2. bottom of the ninth. giants up, 4-2, but the dodgers down to their last out and hanley ramirez hits a two-run hoim run off sergio romero. dodgers intentionally walk buster posey. be careful what you ask for. the base hit to left. they'd add two more hits winning 7-4 and they win the series, three games to one. >> you know, it's special. you have to play like that with guys in the same division. you have to win series here. especially today. tough matchup. one of the best pitchers right now in the big leagues. we try to support the bull pen guys and try to do the best we can out there to win the game. >>> let's stick with the giants. an update on brandon bell. the first baseman will underg

stow is seeking tens of millions of dollars from the dodgers. in 2011, he was attacked in the parking lot of dodger stadium. he was left with permanent brain damage. his lawyer says there is good reason why he didn't make it to court. >> he is very, very uncomfortable. the pain of the lower body and so forth just sitting in that wheelchair causes a great deal of pain. more importantly, he understands just enough of this to know how bad it is. >> stow's lawyer argued the dodgers skimped out on security and missed sever chances to stop -- missed several chances to stop his attackers. the defense said stow was drinking which was partially responsible for the attack. >>> a baby and mother are improving. when we caught up with the father, he said just returned from a doctor's appointment and visiting his wife at ucsf. he says she is slowly getting better. she was in a coma and had the baby. he is juggling a lot of responsibility between being the father of a newborn and looking after his wife, as well. >> when i get to, you know, take this guy, you k

by two men outside a giants - los angeles dodgers game in 20-11. both men pleaded guilty to criminal charges earlier this year. *this trial covers the civil lawsuit that seeks millions of dollars in damages from the dodgers and former team owner. lawyers say, stow's lifetime care. could cost up to 50- million dollars. here in san jose we have frightening moments into the lives of two young women crop in the crossfire of a shooting. she showed me flash wounds on her arms and neck that she thinks are caused by a bullet after someone opened fire from a passing car. she says the shooters were aiming at a man who was hiding in her driveway and set off a car alarm. she and her cousin were caught up in the car alarm--shooting after coming outside to it investigate. these two buildings were kept closed tuesday morning for what the police call a specific and credible for threat to. the pole would not expexplain the exact nature of the threat. the main hospital and the emergency room remained open. some patients were annoyed about having to reschedule appoin

still had a child begins for giants fan the brian stop what he claims last angeles dodgers failed to next first, mike honda stubbornly refused all debates. now honda's slinging mud, launching false attacks. isn't it time to put the old politics aside? the chronicle endorses ro khanna, saying he "offers an upgrade in congress for silicon valley." and the mercury news says, "ro khanna is ready for the congress of tomorrow... ...while honda is a politician of the past." for our future: ro khanna. khanna: i'm ro khanna and i approve this message. lineup it's back to business as usual at the store in st. on ramp to the bay bridge will show you more in the next addition of people behaving badly pulses wife nicole what new father raising one week year-old baby meat the miracle child born under most unusual circumstances next live in san jose armorial getting underway to remember local victims killed in the i love this rampage. gridlock. teacher layoffs. and a 60 billion dollar budget deficit. that's what john perez faced when he became speaker of the california assembly. so he partnered wit

keep in mind as well that the dodger bread and the laker brown -- dodger brand and the laker brand isnger than the clippers. >> if there is no economic basis for a $2 billion valuation on the clippers, does that mean deal does not change the games as much in franchise values and professionals ports -- sports? we woke up this morning and thought they were worth more, maybe not. >> steve alder is a basketball fan, is one of the pre-poll on earth with billions of dollars, doing this with no partners. else outis someone there that wealthy that was the team and wants to put it on the balance sheet, it limits the automatic that you could attribute to be other franchises in the nba. aeve ballmer is saying i have shared a strong business, and i am not going to take it back on this. >> look what microsoft did when he with the ceo. he still felt like the man on top, but nobody else thought that. andrew? figure outry hard to what steve ballmer is thinking. it is very clear this is a vanity purchase, not a business purchase. after all he was sent a package by the sterling's two days ago of financ

the a's beat the dodgers in game five. >> he has a heart as big as a ballpark and he knew how to pitch. he knew how to get hitters out. >> you won 25 games and a he was the anchor. i don't ever remember the wholee i was here going on the disabled list. >> reporter: yes , indeed, this is the cat fish ceremony, they're going to have 50, 000 people beginning the bobble head cat fish center. today and tomorrow from the 74 players going through the als foundation. the als is what ended cat fish hunter's life. josh donaldson the third basement currently in first place, they were trying to get him on tp all-star team. this was a long way ago as they played their rivals of the la angels best of three starting tonight in a game and a half ahead. reporting live, ktvu channel 2 news, live in oakland. >>> coming up tonight big cats making the way to the bay area neighborhoods. the reasons that experts say it is happening more and more. >> we are always here for you at www.ktvu.com and on facebook and twitter, thanks so much for joining us. have a great evening everyone. good night! >> good night!

giants make it three out of four over the dodgers and go 7- 3 on the trip.est as they're back home as they're back for three tomorrow night against atlanta. >>> the game was about more than this. todd fraizer against macasio. that's homer number seven. here's the story. reliever chapman making his first appearance is being hit in the face. chapman responded to his first save situation by striking out carlos gonzalez and justin morneau. justin hit 101 and 101 101 -- 102 on the radar gun. >>> the a's don't see much of the washington nationals but the way things went this weekend at the coliseum they'll be glad to welcome them here again. a crowd who honored them raised $7,500. on a 3-0 pitch with a couple of runners on in the first, derrick norris took gonzalez deep. the third homer of the year for norris makes it 1-0. scott cashmere has been acquisition of the year. cashmere went 7 innings. and first cespedes stays alive when lavatan or rendon gets this wind blown pop up it's a foul ball. but cespedes then drawns a walk. that keep it is inning alive for norri

. >> giants and dodgers be extra innings. and derrek norris had a career day against his former team and the guy he was traded for. >>> hundreds of children who are fighting cancer got a chance to put their battle aside today. 550 kids and their families were invited to spend the day at california's great america as part of the annual courageous kids day. the event is in its 25th year. organized by the american cancer sew sigh as a way to allow kids diagnosed with cancer the chance to have fun like any other kids. >> it encourages them and they can be kids because aberdeen -- everybody treats them like nothing is wrong with them, like nye kid. >>> along with the rides and a picnic lunch, everyone was invited to meet san jose earthquakes players and the mascot. >> oakland high school students put their robotic invention to work. the device is designed to go underwater and capture images while submerged. today it was launched into the water at oakland's lake merritt. all part of a project to explore the lake's unique ecology. >

his first career no-no and the 21st in dodger franchise history. here's the call. >> the pitch from beckett. called strike three and a no-hitter. >> josh beckett gets chase itley looking. six strikeouts, three walks, the first dodger pitcher to pitch a no-no since 1996 and the first this season. l.a. wins 6-0. what a thrill for beckett. >> you're thinking about it the whole time. i dent know what unwritten rule is there about not talking about and it stuff like that. it was joking from the fourth inning on but consistent after waiting for them to get a hit. >> giants and twins. why drive to the game when you can take boat. giants dominate from the start. third inning, already 2-1, hunter pence's sixth home run of the year, and looks who gets the ball. madison bumgarner, seven instance, struck out ten. go to fifth. now 4 , bases juiced for michael morse, clears them with this double. three doubles, four rbi on the day. giants sweep the twins, now 32-18. >> a's trying to prevent a sweep in toronto. bottom five, jim johnson on the mound. jose bop fies

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dodgers had any idea that a criminal act of this magnitude could happen in that parking lot. >> hadn't a lot of problems? there were problems around the organization in the parking lot -- reporting on that kind of thing fairly often. >> that's a great point. if the plaintiff can show that stowe's lawyers can say you should have known this was happening, how did you not know this could be anticipated and if they can show this war foreseeable, you should have expected this, that's when the liable steps in. >> this is civil, completely different than criminal. the level of -- the level to which you have to prove something is different. >> yes. it's probability, not beyond a reasonable doubt. if you can show that 51% of the time you should have known, you have a real problem. but this jury -- look at this guy. >> when doctors say that you have a $50 million potential medical problem? $50 million? the big corporates that run these things are going to sick the lawyers on your. >> absolutely. the defense is going to turn around and say how could we possibly have known this man could have been

he owns the dodgers, he doesn't work for the dodgers, he owns the dodgers. >> we'll leave it at that.he owns the dodgers, doesn't work for them. i should point out that last night of course we spent the hour airing a lot of my conversation with donald sterling. when i spoke to donald sterling we spoke for about an hour and 20 minutes and frankly ran out of time to bring you everything he said. there is some of that conversation right now coming up. ...we'll be here at lifelock doing our thing: you do your connect to public wi-fi thing protecting you in ways your credit card company alone can't. get lifelock protection and live life free. >>> well, tomorrow night we're going to have much more of my exclusive interview with donald sterling. we spoke for an hour and 20 minutes and covered a lot more great about his life, the clippers, and also about his own personal behavior. >> i think we'll divorce. i think she has already filed. i guess i was bad committing all of those terrible o-- i don't even want to say it. but you know, people say how do you commit adultery? you justify things, y

. >> giants and dodgers be extra innings. and derrek norris had a career day against his former team and the guy he was traded for. >>> hundreds of children who are fighting cancer got a chance to put their battle aside today. 550 kids and their families were invited to spend the day at california's great america as part of the annual courageous kids day. the event is in its 25th year. organized by the american cancer sew sigh as a way to allow kids diagnosed with cancer the chance to have fun like any other kids. >> it encourages them and they can be kids because aberdeen -- everybody treats them like nothing is wrong with them, like nye kid. >>> along with the rides and a picnic lunch, everyone was invited to meet san jose earthquakes players and the mascot. >> oakland high school students put their robotic invention to work. the device is designed to go underwater and capture images while submerged. today it was launched into the water at oakland's lake merritt. all part of a project to explore the lake's unique ecology. >

he went to cheer for giants at dodger stadium. here is how he ended up the former paramedic, disabled for life, now suing the balance park and former owner for negligence after stow being beaten by two drunk dodger fans. his witnesses his neurosurgeon and mother, now his care taker, describing his coma, how long it took him to say a word. eight months the attorney says the organization failed to provide reasonable security. that two attackers should have been removed from the park in the second inning. he says the couple was pelted by peanuts assaulted with obscenities and it came from sanchez it didn't stop there. other aggressive acts are alleged that no security intervened. about a quarter kw of the lapd officers present were tasked to patrol 27 parking lots. 330 acres. >> there are fences and the defense responded and stow was drk, too, says the defense attorney, about safety, fans urged to notify staff if anyone bothers them, the amount of money spent on security for opening day increased under mccourt's management from $25,0

the dodgers hang on to win, 4-3.team in major history has pitched back-to-back no-hitters. >>> a fan at a chicago white sox game earns her souvenir. a woman snags a bat that slips out of the hands of tyler flowers. another fan gets out of the way and makes a one-handed grab. look at that. >>> coming up, a high school student making his mark reporting on major league baseball. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." baseball. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ i found a happy place ♪ a rather happy place ♪ i'm singin', i'm singin' ♪ ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh ♪ i found a happy place [ female announcer ] with ingredients like roasted hazelnuts, skim milk, and cocoa, there's a whole lot of happy in every jar of nutella. spread the happy. there's a whole lot of happy in every jar of nutella. and now you get hit again.asis. this time by joint pain. it's a double whammy. it could psoriatic arthritis a chronic inflammatory disease that attacks your joints on the inside and your skin on the outsid

. >> and both the giants and dodgers display great defense in an extra inning battle but only one had the offense to back it up. joe fonzi tells us who, next. everywhere i look, i see a country ready to move forward... and a congress standing in the way. their budgets are late; jobs bills are stalled... and special interests run rampant. as an economics teacher at stanford, i know education means good jobs. so here's my plan: i'd start teaching computer coding in public schools right away. open doors for women in science and technology. and prepare young people for middle class manufacturing jobs. i'm ro khanna and i approve this message, because change starts with us. >>> good evening everyone welcome to this late sunday night edition of sports wrap. the giants and dodgers staged a game in los angeles that had a little bit of everything and felt like something you might see in the postseason. tim hudson one-half of the game expected to be a pitchers dual. and getting some defensive help. feeled by brandon hicks who throws to the plate where posey puts the tag on ethier. and avoiding

he owns the dodgers, he doesn't work for the dodgers, he owns the dodgers. >> we'll leave it at that. owns the dodgers, doesn't work for them. i should point out that last night of course we spent the hour airing a lot of my conversation with donald sterling. when i spoke to donald sterling we spoke for about an hour and 20 minutes and frankly ran out of time to bring you everything he said. there is a lot more of that conversation. there is some of that conversation right now coming up. who drove to the control room [ woman ] driverless mode engaged. find parking space. [ woman ] parking space found. [ male announcer ] ...that secured the data that directed the turbines that powered the farm that made the milk that went to the store that reminded the man to buy the milk that was poured by the girl who loved the cat. [ meows ] the internet of everything is changing everything. cisco. tomorrow starts here. woman: welcome to learning. spanish in the car.c on. the internet of everything is changing everything. passenger: you've got to be kidding me. driver: this is good. woman: vamanos.

he went to cheer for giants at dodger stadium. here is how he ended up the former paramedic, disabled for life, now suing the balance park and former owner for negligence after stow being beaten by two drunk dodger fans. his witnesses his neurosurgeon and mother, now his care taker, describing his coma, how long it took him to say a word. eight months the attorney says the organization failed to provide reasonable security. that two attackers should have been removed from the park in the second inning. he says the couple was pelted by peanuts assaulted with obscenities and it came from sanchez it didn't stop there. other aggressive acts are alleged that no security intervened. about a quarter kw of the lapd officers present were tasked to patrol 27 parking lots. 330 acres. >> there are fences defense responded and stow was drunk, too, says the defense attorney, about safety, fans urged to notify staff if anyone bothers them, the amount of money spent on security for opening day increased under mccourt's management from $25,000 in

the dodger blames the attack on the two fans who admitted to beating stow. >>> steve balmer has signed a record breaking deal to buy the los angeles clippers. late last night shelly sterling announced to sell the team to balmer for $2 billion. she negotiated the sale after the nba banned her husband for life. donald's attorney is making clear that clear e sterling is not letting the team go. >> she is not willing to consent unless they do something about the charges they filed against him. >> technically the sterling family trust owns the clippers. espn reports that shelly sterling is free to broker the deal because of provision in the trust that relates to the mental capacity of the trustees. experts declared donald sterling mentally unfit to make decisions related to the trust. he owns more shares of the company than even bill gates. >>> legislation to limit evictions in san francisco passed the state senate. the bill sponsored by senator mark leno requires a landlord to own a building for at least five years before tenants could be evacuated. the more than then passed last night. it

stadium where the dodgers roof space plane whistling of former dodgers are for in accordance 3 teame suit claims that negligence pops there was negligence and security at the stadium liability and also and negligent hiring. to dodgers fans are awaiting trial on criminal charges. how many clippers owner donald sterling has until the end of today to respond to the nba charged with a started the process of stripping him of his ownership rights. far still ahead a kron4 morning news. when heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. are those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. with the u-verse tv app, the u-verse revolves around you the u-verse revolves around you th's aan tervwingor.aob. thatne.one. e onwho ems ke hs alrey gothe job 'cau he udieall e rit ursefromhe g-go. d th's aaccotant a mo a unersi of oeni sclarsp repient, who ed o unie --ratcthat aw

dodgers first lead of the day. a blast off of jean machi. the dodgersm1z go on to win it2 your final. we'll take a brief time-out before we hit the hard woo where the nets finally take a game from the heat.

. >>> a surprise today as jury selection began in brian stow's lawsuit against the dodgers. he showed up. the giants fan has permanent brain damage from a beating in the parking lot of the dodgers stadium three years ago. his attorney says stadium security had several opportunities to stop his attackers but did nothing. >> these guys were doing bad acts that violated the dodger code of security from the second inning. so they have three hours and 30 minutes basically to do something about these guys. >> a defense lawyer told the jury that stow is the one who was drinking and at the game. made a gesture that prompted the attack. jury selection continues tomorrow. >>> tonight, a hayward mother of three is desperate to find out what happened to her husband. it has been two years. now christin ayers says soon oakland police could have some help cracking the case. [ singing ] >> reporter: two years after ronnie kid was shot dead in west oakland, his family's grief is still fresh. >> it could happen to anybody. >> reporter: one of 130 homicides in 2012, more than 30% were still un

the dodgers player dives to stop it.nages to keep posey from reaching extra bases but brandon hicks scored. now to the sixth. dodgers down 2-0. starts the comeback. adrian gonzalez hits into a double play. he knocks in gordon. he will reach later to tie the game at two. in the seventh. it was gordon again. a dagger past the leaping panda at third. drew scores. the dodgers first lead of the day. in the eighth, matt kim. a blast. beyond the outstretched arms of hunter pence and the dodgers go on to win it 6-2, your final. >>> the players championship considered a fifth major in golf has the best field in golf this week. seems to be a two-horse race in round with martin and spieth. on the 17th. the shot of the day, stewart second on the par 4 seven. so high the camera loses it. one bounce and in for the eagle. he's six back. john senden in third. three back. 468. and chipped on the rough on nine. gets it to roll into the eagle but they are chasing martin and jordan. but he bogey 18 and even on the day. spieth had one birdie

josh for the 21st time in dodger history. a no hitter. >>> the first no hitter in his career. 128 pitches to get it done. 148 pitches to throw that. first in dodger history since 1996 when nomo hit it. jason and adam scott, in a play off picture. the second play off hole from the edge of the green. this for birdie. going to a third sudden play off hole. and on the next hole, scott, he gets the 1st in the world over tiger woods. tonight on "gameday" if you have not seen that interview with newberry you need to see it. it involves the lawsuit against the nfl. he is frank and open. stunning allegations about what takes place in the locker room. and hunter ray, ray, from the indianapolis 500 on the show tonight. >> great,. >> thank you. >>> "60 minute" is next. thanks for watching it. >> good night ♪ [ male announcer ] now get more of what you deserve. visit your local benjamin moore dealer today and get $50 off every $250 purchase. visit your local benjamin moore dealer today star command, i'm detecting increof happiness. ...and

as part owner of the dodgers, we saw them team up -- as part of the group that owns the dodgers, we sawam up with time warner cable to create a channel where the games can live. then there were pay-tv providers who balked at the fees to carry that channel. do you expect a resolution to that soon? hopefullying ends and well. the idea is to recognize we made a sale to the company and it was their job to get distribution. they made an arms length deal. it's very important to the fans that they get their assets, the dodgers. that's the part of the story they got wrong. we sold that asset to a provider who then does distribution. as you heard, time warner cable is being purchased by comcast. at least that's in the works. do you think that purchase may speed things along? >> there's a lot of amalgamation going on. you have time warner cable, directv, at&t. there's a lot going on and it will change the paradigm on all of this. i think the people who want to get the sports teams in any city, dodgers and los angeles, will get them. >> you are a big sports guy but --cannot let you go about withou

he was beaten by two dodger fans outside dodger stadium on opening day in 2011.s year, the men were sentenced to prison. stow is suing the dodgers and the former owner saying the team did not provide enough security but they say they employed the lastest opening day security force in history. the two men who were drunk should have been kicked out earlier. >> i hole the dodgers responsible for not having proper security. if they had removed those two gentleman at the second inning, we would not be sitting here today. >> his attorney says that caring for the 45-year-old stow for his life could cost up to $50 million. >> the l.a. clippers have been sole pending approval bit nba board of governors. former microsoft c.e.o. steve ballmer signed a contract to buy the team at a record-breaking $2 billion but donald sterling may take legal action. >> there is something really wrong that someone is talking to their girlfriend and in the privacy of their home and wines -- winds up losing his life and property. >> he made disparaging remarks about blacks and he was banned fr

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the dodgers win the game, 6-0. >>> and it was a narrow finish at the great american race. grabs the lead on the final lap of the indianapolis 500 and he holds off three-time winner helio castroneves by a half car length in one of the closest finishes in race history. hunter-reay is the first american to win the indy 500 in eight years. >>> when we return, beerfest. we'll look at big business behind growing hops to supply the beer industry. want a fiber that's clearly healthy? benefiber is clear, taste-free, and dissolves completely. and unlike other fibers, you'll only know you're taking fiber by the way good digestive health makes you look& and feel. and benefiber is so easy, you can feel free to add it to everything you love. and that's clearly fabulous. benefiber. clearly healthy. see benefiber work and save on facebook. were from the bay area. whae gunman's parents tired to do stop the killings... the president makes a surpre visit to afghanistan... wha told the troops about the planned draw down. and a new tactic to give the public access to a popular beach. how state

dodger bl. >> baseball up top. we are running to mid may and the nl west is nipping at the heels of the giants. dodger blue. dusty baker is peering in. top second. buster posey blooper to right. yasiel puig took a gamble. no, sir. matt cane left them loaded. puig scores the tieing run. then dean gordon not the go ahead run in. the dodgers go onto win 6-2. giants lead is now down to a single dame in the west. journey played for the crowd. doing damage off of sunny gray. give the nationals a 3-0 lead. here came it is as 9th inning rally. josh donaldson, roped one to left. no, throw is cut off. lowry ties it at 3-3. extras in oakland. as for john jaso, got ahold of this one. as beat the nats4-3 and in walk off action. you get the pie when you are a hero. >>> final day of the nfl draft as you saw earlier, michael sam headed to the saint louis rams. locally, david fell selected by the chicago bears in round six. and shane scow undrafted. now the niners did it with defense today using five of the seven pickings to go tha

we'll disz cuss "squients and dodgers. >>> welcome back to nbc bay area. if it's mother's dad, the players wants to get a victory to make it all possible. giants wrapping up that 10-game road trip, as well. top of the tenth, dodgers intentionally walk buster posey to loid the bases. be care 68 what you wish for. >>> we have an update on the on thursday. the pins will be removed after four weeks. the giants are hopeful they're return in six weeks. >>> baseball for you, jeo gone 158 ez, his first team back in oak 4r57bd. der this time. next inning, look at the plate again. he looks like yiez r yids anymore moot sh. they're the happy mother right there. >>> over to the basketball court, the chances are groirng a and. >> sam van gun day is the approaching a list of candidates to cur. >> players championship bhfr we get it of here. jordan speaks, on agt, this is his par putt. probably wants to jump in the water. he sinks the long birdt spots. >> die i can't imagine and terry, is that furtherle tirting there. >> it's slowly, throe. he's all right. >>> today, an