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the jury found the dodgers 25% neglect in the beating by the dodgers fan. the attack left stowe brain damaged. the stowe family attorney said the dodgers will have to pay. >>> this is a nice nest everything for the family -- egg for the family that has to pay for it. the two men that attack stowe are responsible for it. they found that stowe was not responsible for what happened. >> he got help today. that's what he was looking for. >> bryan stow was not in the courtroom. his attorney expects payment to start soon. >> the verdict was a complicated one. it is a three part verdict. first medical experiences past and future. second, lost earnings past and future, and third pain and suffering. the dodger have the pay 100% of the first two. that's $14 million. for the third part of the claim. pain and suffering the jury awarded stowe 4 million and the dodgers are responsible for a million dollars of that. that brings the total to the stowes to 15 million. the jury said the remaining $3 million from the pain and suffering is owed from the two men who beat up stow

dodgers. >> reporter: a jury said the dodgers did not provide enough security for opening day 2011 whenants fan bryan stowe was severely beaten. >> the dodgers, llc, yes. >> reporter: the jury awarded stowe more than $18 million in damages, the dodgers will have to pay about $14 million of that. with norwood and sanchez responsible for the rest. the dodgers owner frank mccourt was not found negligent at all. the family was asking for about $35 million in damages but say they're grateful with the verdict. >> we're through with it, bryan got some money, and it will be towards his recovery. >> reporter: the dodgers have not decided yet whether to appeal. >> don't necessarily agree with every part of the decision but we certainly respect the decision. >> reporter: the jury deliberated for several days and at one point said they were hopelessly deadlocked. >> i'm glad there is a verdict. it didn't turn out the way i wanted but i'm not the one making the final decision. >> reporter: the juror said he wished the dodgers had to pay at least $10 million more to ensure stowe medical care for life

los angeles dodgers, llc? yes. >> the jury says the dodgers did not provide enough security. >> a chain of events one thing led to another. >> the dodgers who have to pay about $14 million of that and the jury said frank mccourt is not negligent. the family had been asking for $37.5 million in damages. >> this is a nice nest egg for the family that needs it. >> the dodgers haven't decided yet whether to appeal >> we respect the decision. >> the jury told the judge they're deadlocked. >> there is a lot of tension. it was very nerve wracking. >> he still is glad stow is getting millions. >> i'm glad there is a verdict. >> when asked what he would tell his son, his father says he'll use the judge's name. >> his name is victor e chavez i said victory for brian. >> at one point dodger's attorneys talked about the fact brian stow was drinking his parents said they're grateful the jury found he was not negligent in any way. >> thank you, and today's verdict may have an implication way beyond the brian stow case. acco

. >>> vin scully still with the dodgers.e in thursday. >> thank you. >>> braves/dodgers, zach again greinke pitched well. justin upton much his 19th. ties s it at two. the general manager says, we're not trading matt kemp. matt kemp, walkoff single. turner scores and the dodgers, season best five in a row, kenny. >> yes, i have the angels and orioles. mike trout, adam jones plotting to take over north korea before the game. how many times have you seen a conversation like that followed by a jones home run? so often his 21st of the season. orioles up 2-0. manny machado hits and plays defense. watch this. way outside the foul line on the albert pujols pull. we'd show you a replay but you're not paying us. top of fifth. angels down 4-3. throwing away trout. trout 0-4. orioles win it 4-3. we're kidding. we tried hard. >> you know who plays for the angel. >> yes. >> chris iannetta. ice iannetta. look it up. >> so you might call it a hole in one but that would be the wrong sport. all these fans reaching with their gloves for jordy

dodgers? yes. >> the jury decided they did not provide enough security after the stadium parking lot when bryan stow was beat were by dodger fans norwood and sanchez opening day of 2011. he was left with permanent brain damage. >> it was a chain of events that happened. one thing led to another. >> bryan stow needs lifelong care was awarded $18 million in damages. the dodgers pay $14 million of that with authority wood and sanchez responsible for the rest. dodgers owner mccourt was cleared of negligence. >> it is a victory and it is a big weight off of our shoulders. >> the family regissed but giants third base coach says that his sister texted him expressing their disappointment. the family was asking for $37.5 million. >> they felt relieved that he was not held responsible at all. zero percent in the attack. yet, the $18 million awarded doesn't cover even the hospital bills that are owed already. >> hopefully this is a learning curve for all sports, sport franchises to make it safer for peop

how much the dodgers are responsible for and what bryan stow's family said. >> the dodgers have to pay 15 of the $18 million awarded to bryan stow, far less than what the family asked for. >> giant fan bryan stow was left brain damaged after two fans punched and kicked him in the head. his medical bills are astronomical. the dodgers ownership at the time was responsible. the former owners have to pay stoa -- stowe 15 million. he's not going to be 100%, maybe for a long time, maybe never, what he gets will help him through now. that's what he needs. >> the jury found the two men convicted of attacking snow 75% -- stowe 75%. the jury found the dodgers 25% culpable. >> under the law, if you're 25% responsible, you have the pay 100% of the loss of earnings in the past, in the future, medical in the past and medical in the future. >> stowe's attorney said security was lacking. stowe's parents say the money will help them take care of their son. >> i feel it's a victory. it's a big weight off our shoulders,. >> bryan stow did steph, but he was -- testify in the trial. but he was not there to

los angeles dodgers, llc? yes. >> reporter: the jury found that the dodgers and the two men in the beating were responsible for leaves bryan stow brain damaged. >> it's a big weight off of our shoulders. >> reporter: the dodgers argued the stadium security was not lax, and stow was guilty in part, due to intoxication. >> the dodgers clearly went to the mattresses here. this is not a victory for the dodgers. >> reporter: attorney michael kelly is one of san francisco's oldest personal injury attorneys. claiming life expectancy didn't warrant the $50 million his family was seeking. >> it's both cynical, and ironic. demonize mr. stow, demonize the assailants. don't give him 40 years of care, give him 10 years of care. >> obviously, it would pull at anybody's heart strings, but we could only go by the evidence that was presented to us in court. >> reporter: the stow family attorney seemed satisfied. >> this is a nice nest egg for this family that desperately need it. and the law has done some good. >> reporter: wh

>> catherine: the 911 call came in from theparking lot of dodger stadium. >>someone just got punched knocked out. >>he didn't see it coming, he's unconscous he's got snoring respiration >> reporter: >> catherine: stow was rushed to the emergency room and planced in a medically induced coma >>he does have injury to both frontal lobes and in general there are affects on that in things like memory, cognition, personality at the very least >> catherine: the lapd released sketches of his attackers. the images later posted on a billboard. >> catherine: six weeks after the attack, stow is airlifted back to the bay area for further medical treatment at sf general. >> he seemed very irate. brutal >> and absolutely dishes and and my opinion cowardice. absolutely delicious vi cious >> pam: the jury's verdict closes one chapter of this tragic story we want to bake the beets giants fans and the entire bay community for their heartfelt support for the stow family during this difficult journey we will continue to be there for bryant and his family. kron4 will have more of

beating victim brian stowe, the giants fan who suffered brain damage after being attacked outside dodger stadium. >> the family is certainly relieved the jury found stowe was in no way at fault, but the nearly $18 million judgment is only a fraction of what they say is needed to cover all of his medical bills. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama dates. word of the verdict spread quickly at the giants versus a's game. alan wang is live at at&t park with the story. alan? >> reporter: dan and ama, a lot of giants fans and players talking about the verdict. the stowe family is satisfied with the verdict because this could changing major league baseball's attitude toward ballpark security. the financial award, however, is less than half of what they sought. >> were any of the following negligent, los angeles dodgers, llc? yes. >> the jury decided the dodgers did not provide enough security at their stadium parking lot when brian stowe was beaten on opening day 2011. stowe was left with permanent brain damage. >> i think it was a chain of events that happened in the entire ballgame. one t

los angeles dodgers, llc? yes. >> the jury says the dodgers did not provide enough security. >> a chain of events one thing led to another. >> the dodgers who have to pay about $14 million of that and the jury said frank mccourt is not negligent. the family had been asking for $37.5 million in damages. >> this is a nice nest egg for the family that needs it. >> the dodgers haven't decided yet whether to appeal >> we respect the decision. >> the jury told the judge they're deadlocked. >> there is a lot of tension. it was very nerve wracking. >> he still is glad stow is getting millions. >> i'm glad there is a verdict. >> when asked what he would tell his son, his father says he'll use the judge's name. >> his name is victor e chavez i said victory for brian. >> at one point dodger's attorneys talked about the fact brian stow was drinking his parents said they're grateful the jury found he was not negligent in any way. >> thank you, and today's verdict may have an implication way beyond the brian stow case. acco

2011 opening day game between the giants and dodgers. his attorneys say the dodgers' owners are responsible for the beating because of a lack of security in and around the ballpark. the dodgers' attorney said the blame is solely on the two men who beat stow. we will tweet out the verdict as soon as it's read so follow us on twitter, and we'll have live coverage on the verdict tonight at 5:00 and 6:00. >>> the suspected prostitute accused of killing a google executive on his own yacht made her first court appearance today in santa cruz. jeanine dela vega joins with us the charges the woman faces in this rather dramatic case. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. the suspect was in court today but not arraigned because they still need to assign a public defender to her. she's not facing a murder charge. instead, the charge is manslaughter. 26-year-old tickleman faces seven different charges including administering heroin, causing great bodily harm, and destroying evidence. santa cruz police said she's a high-priced call-out pr

the giants against the dodgers. you can watch it right here on nbc bay area.ohn miller and meek krukow will join us about 55 minutes from now. you can click on the weather tab at nbcbayarea.com and enter your zip code for real time tracking in your specific neighborhood. >>> new at 6:00, was it an attack? a santa rosa family says it shows their daughter being attacked at school by two girls from another school. the administrators saying she's not a victim but a participant who deserves a suspension. we have more on the fight and the family's frustration. >> reporter: the whole matter landed in small-claims court here today in santa rosa, but i'm told the families are working toward reaching a resolution. but one family still has questions as to what a student can do to defend themselves. it's a disturbing cell phone video. the parents of one 16 year old girl say she had no choice but to fight back with two girls attacking her. >> i've reviewed the video over and over, asking myself, could she have done something differently in this, and i keep coming back to n

so you think the dodgers were being cheap? >> i think they tried to cut corners. >> reporter: i think it was a chain of events that happened that entire ball game that one thing led to another. >> reporter: the jury awarded $18 million in damages. the dodges will have to pay $14 million of that with the two responsible for the rest. the then dodgers owner is not negligent at all. the still family had been asking for $37.5 million in damages but say they are grateful for the verdict. >> this is a nice nest egg for this family that desperately needed it. >> reporter: the dodgers haven't decided yet whether to appeal. >> don't necessarily agree with every part of decision but we certainly respect the >> report deliberated for seven days. last week they told the judge they were hopelessly deadlocked. >> there was a lot of attention. >> reporter: he wanted the dodgers to pay more but is glad stow is getting millions. >> i'm glad there is a verdict. it didn't turn out like i wanted it. >> reporter: when asked what he would tell his

winning his negligence suit against the dodgers. which he's been awarded about 18- million dollars. >> pam: kron 4 was the only station to talk to stow's sisters about their feelings when the verdict came down. >> he is ok. it came out in the truck that he had a previous seizure and so that really put him back in a lot. physically as well as cognitively so it has every time we think we move toward something that happens and it has been rocked that his whole injury. and it has been like that his whole injury. >> reporter: it is many it has been really personal for these guys card >> reporter: near the up for the continuation of this series but in fact of the mind that of people that we spoke with is he the brian stow burdick. verdict >> reporter: the stow family deserves more than what they will get. >> $2 million is allotted to him but it does not even cover the hospital bills that are old so i personally have questions how someone in our country can go to a baseball game and get jobs and beaten into a coma and when you come out of

beating victim brian stowe, the giants fan who suffered brain damage after being attacked outside dodger stadium. >> the family is certainly relieved the jury found stowe was in no way at fault, but the nearly $18 million judgment is only a fraction of what they say is needed to cover all of his medical bills. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama dates. word of the verdict spread quickly at the giants versus a's game. alan wang is live at at&t park with the story. alan? >> reporter: dan and ama, a lot of giants fans and players talking about the verdict. the stowe family is satisfied with the verdict because this could changing major league baseball's attitude toward ballpark security. the financial award, however, is less than half of what they sought. >> were any of the following negligent, los angeles dodgers, llc? yes. >> the jury decided the dodgers did not provide enough security at their stadium parking lot when brian stowe was beaten on opening day 2011. stowe was left with permanent brain damage. >> i think it was a chain of events that happened in the entire ballgame. one t

trying to score for first. 4-2 dodger. buster gets one back in the bottom half, meets the high heat. 12 seasons, make it 4-3. crawford swinging. 4-3 the final. dodgers one and a half up in the west. peavy lost a major league record for a former cy young winner. >>> texas pitcher miles nicklaus within an era approaching 8. he struggles getting it over the plate and struggles throwing it to second. that should have been a double play. that opens the second inning flood gates, stephen soth all knocking in runs. oakland with five runs in the frame. more than enough for scott kazmir who improves to 12-3, allowed two runs in five innings. three for five tonight, rbi sing until the sixth. a's take two of three in the rangers. >>> tony la russa is in cooperstown. he managed his way to three world series titles, two games with the cardinals in the last few years. but 25 years ago when the a's beat the giants. la russa led oakland to three consecutive world series. today he entered the hall of fame. long them yankees manager, and pi

a jury in los angeles ruled the dodgers were partly responsible for brian stowe's critical injuries, he was brutally beaten outside dodger stadium three years ago, the award was sai lot less than the 50 million dollars the stowe family was sync in its lawsuit against the dodgers. >> obviously it would pull at anybody's heartstrings but we could only go by the evidence that was presented to us in court. >> i feel like it is a victory and it -- it is a big weight off of our shoulders, we have been waiting three years for this. >> the jury also ruled former donalder oner frank lacourt was not liable in this case. the stowe family had sued the dodger organization for negligence, claiming poor stadium security played a roll in a brutal beating that caused stowe's permanent break damage. >>> the san francisco giants are considering a new dross code at at&t park that could ban clothing considered culturally insensitive, this all came about after a team sanctioned event ended badly, sal castaneda joins live now from the park, at&t folks heading into the game this afternoon, sal. >> reporter:

let's go to dodger stadium.urselves a dodger dog and some vin scully who announced tuesday that vin will return for his 66th season in 2015. it was mike night. cool mikes. >>> the braves were in town and the braves took a lead but yasiel puig helped the dodgers tie it up right there and take the lead, 5-4. carl crawford grounds and puig scores and matt kemp. matt kemp hadn't homered since the millard fillmore administration. kemp is a little fired up about not playing center field. dodgers are fired up. they win it, 8-4. >>> all right. let's go to boog's barbecue. orioles and angels. right on the a's tail. nick markakis, he hasn't hit a home run in a while. three-run shot. extras. bottom of the 12th. manny machado, a friend of stan's. they met at the espys. walkoff home run and let's have pie. pie, right? somebody give manny pie. i like banana cream pie. this is the mike they gave at dodger stadium. it's like cooler than a bobblehead right here. vin scully. then you press this button. >> and miss -- >> it's cool

the dodgers will pay about $14 million of that with norwood and sanchez responsible for the rest. and then the dodgers' owner was cleared of negligence. >> i feel like it is a victory, and it is a big weight off of our shoulders. >> publicly the stowe family rejoiced, but the giants' third base coach said stowe's sister texted him expressing disappointment. they were asking for $37.5 million. >> they felled relieved that brian was not held responsible at all, zero percent in the attack. but yet the $18 million awarded, it doesn't cover even the hospital bills that a are owed already. >> hopefully this is a learning thing for all sports and sport franchises to help make it safer for the people who love the game. >> giants fans we spoke to hope the verdict will improve ballpark security across the league. >> you go to these ballparks and it gets out of control sometimes. i think it does set a precedent to owners and fans alike. >> the jury said the dodgers had a security plan, but somewhere along the line it broke down. in san francisco, alan wang, abc7 news. >> it has been a long a

plus, giants-dodgers, a's- rangers. a full half-hour of all your sports news this sunday night at 9:00 right after the news. >>> coming up on kron 4 news weekend we have another -- we could have another public transit strike on our hands. we have the details for you coming up right after the break. >>> in the meantime, let's take this live look outside. plenty of sunshine at the golden gate bridge. that means hot temperatures in san francisco and around the bay. we will be right back. kns heway arnd ainisr. n ruin hh hes. st ba surmod, rit? u dot kn "aa". because rp imaki ndinthe reerou le, no matter wh youage, a al . go taarprg/psibities to cck o lifreimined for ols,uppo, d coectis. if you d't tnk "i'vstilgot " wh youhinkarp, en y don kno"aar. findore rpring possilits and get knous a rp.o/posbilies >>> we're back on kron 4 news weekend. it is 8:30. everybody is talking about how hot it is going to get today. here with the answer is erica. >> we will see 70s in places like pacifica and half moon bay. this strong ridge o

he was attacked outside dodger stadium three years ago.juliette goodrich reports the jury took nine days to come up with a 9-3 decision in the civil trial. >> i feel like it's a victory and it's a big weight off our shoulders. >>> reporter: bryan stow's family may not have gotten all they wanted. but the $18 million verdict will certainly help bryan get the round-the-clock care he needs the rest of his life. >> the thing, he did get some money to help his future and that's what we wanted. he is not going to be 100% maybe for a long time, maybe never. but what he gets is going to help him now. >> we'll make it. we'll make it work for him. >> reporter: the dodgers now held liable for $14 million in medical expenses. as for pain and suffering, $4 million. the jury holding the two men convicted of beating stow accountable for 3 million of that. >> it's unfortunate what happened. we're all glad that, you know, it's --it was a verdict and it was for the family. >> reporter: stow's family says while bryan may not understand the impact, they are t

stow was brutally beaten at dodger stadium on opening day in 20-11. two men pleaded guilty to the attack. they are behind bars. if the decision is upheld, stow will get close to 18-million- dollars. his family filed the lawsuit to help pay for his ongoing rehabilitation and medical care. he continues to suffer from severe brain damage. and. in a story you'll see only on 4. kron 4's justine waldman spoke to bryan stow's sisters. who were with their brother, as the verdict was announced today. >>we just wanted to be together and be with bryan. regardless of what the outcome was. >>the stow's sisters, bonnie and erin, left work early to come watch the verdict with bryan, at their parents house in capitola. once they heard the word "negligent" - they could finally breathe. >> you could hear bonnie and i, it was a sigh of relief. huge. after hearing for so long what they were trying to say about bryan. it was proved it wasn't his fault. >>the ruling that bryan was not responsible for what happened to him-- is the biggest win for the family. the sisters are

let's take these dodgers down. temperatures will be very comfortable, as we head for this weekend as well. >> the emphasis, you know. the passion. we feel it. >> i wanted that grand slam tonight. it didn't happen. >> thanks for joining us. we made to it the weekend. enjoy it. >> bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jon hamm brit marling martha stewart

vin scully has been calling the dodgers games since they were the brooklyn bums.his 66th straight year, and abc's linsey davis tells us why fans of every team are cheering that news tonight. >> reporter: it's that same signature introduction dodgers fans have come to expect and love. >> hi, everybody, and a very pleasant sunday to you, wherever you may be. >> reporter: vince scully or vin as he's affectionately known, knew what he wanted to do since he was an 8 yearly getting goose bumps as he listened to the roar of the crowd on the radio. he's been with the dodgers since their days in brooklyn, dating back 65 seasons ago. the 86-year-old grandfather of 17 began his play-by-play announcing career in 1950, back when harry truman was president and a bag of ballpark peanuts was just 10 cents. in the hay days of america's favorite pastime, he would call the games for some of the greats -- koufax and robinson as well as mays, mantle and aaron. in fact, it was scully on the radio when hank aaron smashed babe ruth's home run record. >> what a marvelous moment for baseba

cut security and the security was lax there at dodger stadium on opening day.y finds in favor of the mccourts -- excuse me, of the stow family, what they have to do is decide how much of the responsibility lies with frank mccourt personally versus the dodgers organization. that's part of what the jury down in l.a. is deliberating. >> okay, mark sayre live over at at&t park. thank you. >>> in business blue chip stocks have never old as high as they will this morning. >> jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com reports. >> reporter: good morning, frank and michelle. we'll see if the do you can make history today by reaching that 17,000 mark. good news about manufacturing in the u.s. and china sent the markets into record territory yesterday. the dow shot up 129 points to close at a record high just shy though of that 17,000 mark. the nasdaq gained 50. t-mobile is accused of overbilling and scamming hundreds of millions of dollars from customers. the federal trade commission is suing t-mobile saying the cell phone carrier charged fees for services that subscribers never o

the dodger team is responsible for 25%. but lawyers for the team say the payout will be roughly $15 million. the team is also on the hook for all of stow's past and future medical expenses. the remainder of the money will come from the two men who beat brian stow. >> they'll never get that. they probably don't have 2% of that. anything at all. that's not right. >> that's not a whole lot, if you think about it, considering the damages. >> he's a paramedic, he went down to see a game. he's a fan for the giants, and you have to live with this your life. >> reporter: his brother eddie is an of fan who lives in los angeles. he says dodger fans are feeling it. >> there's a lot of talk about it, and people are really embarrassed about it. >> reporter: most people were watching the world cup. only a few were out on the patio tuned in to nbc's live stream of the stow verdict. pat williams of san jose knew the family was asking for $37 million for medical care and lost wages. she thought the award of $18 million was about right. >> b

he left against the dodgers. the giants recalled catcher andrew from aaa fresno, he plays didn't 25 man roster. they gained a player, the giants boosting the rotation for the stretch drive by acquiring jake pee ve, a cy young award winner. 33ee ole pv is earning 14.5 million dollars. the red sox pay $3 million of the salary. the gyps giving up two may nor league prospects for pv. turning to the a. s in texas playing long ball against the rangers with now home runs over a stretch of 6 batters. for the a's john getting it started in the 6th inning with a homer to right field. the next batter, opposite field to right for his 17th. in the 7th inning, job going deep for the a's for his 22nd home run. josh did the same thing, more than enough for tbrai gray to pick up his 12th win. 49ers and raiders wrap up the first week of catch, join us for the latest on both teams plus giants dodgers a's rangers and not to mention the last game f played at candlestick. a full half hour of your sports needs after the news. the wi...

] dodgers llc, yes. frank mccourt, no. >> didn't really matter to us that mccourt was in or not in or dodgers were in or not in. the important thing was that we held one of them and they got to pay. >> reporter: the dodgers held liable for $14 million in medical expenses, $4 million for pain and suffering. the two men convicted of beating stow are accountable for $3 million of that. >> so, in other words, this is a nice nest egg for this family that desperately needed it and we can -- the law has done some good for us. >> reporter: fans at tonight's game were united on today's verdict. >> i'm glad that that's the way the jury went. that's a good thing. >> well deserved and a strong message to that team. >> reporter: stow's family says while bryan may not fully comprehend the impact of today's verdict, they are thankful his name was cleared. >> i was so excited when they got to question number 4 asking about how much they attributed to bryan for this and none of them attributed any of this to brian. >> re

how much of the liability falls on the former owner of the dodgers versus the dodgers organization itself. that is one of the key components of the case that this jury is deciding. reporting live at at&t park in san francisco, i'm mark sayre, kpix 5. >>> tomorrow the board that operates the oakland coliseum will likely reject the latest deal for a ten-year lease extension for the a's. the city council of oakland decided to draw up its own plan and ordered its four representatives on the board to reject the current plan on the table. the deal has out clauses for both sides which the a's could use if they get to go ahead to finally build a ballpark in san jose. >>> well, it's sadly all over for team usa in soccer's world cup. extra time. the match was scoreless after ninety minus to an >> well, unfortunately, belgium eliminated the u.s. yesterday with a 2-1 win in extra time. the match was scoreless after 90 minutes of regulation thanks to an outstanding performance by u.s. goalkeeper tim howard. but in the end, the belgian offense came through. san jose earthquakes star chris wondolowski h

stow won his negligence suit against the l-a dodgers.und stow suffered economic and emotional losses totalling nearly 18 million dollars. but it was also found that those responsible for the beating is divided among the dodgers and those men are behind bars. stow's lawyer says in reality, his client will actually receive from the dodgers about 15 million dollars.the other three million would need to be paid by antioch is dealing with a sudden llyrpeople shot in less than two weeks. tuesday, a 23-year-old man was shot and killed. and last week, a 14-year-old boy was suspected of shooting and kent. police say many of these recent attacks have been gang and/or drug- related. many located on or near sycamore drive. in response, city officials want to hire 9- additional police officers. and have some of them focus specifically on problem areas. police also want to get the community involved through programs like neighborhood charges have now been filed against a high-priced call girl santa cruz police accuse of injecting a deadly dose of vall

that made it 1-0 dodgers. the lefties strength out the side, and the dodgers 5-0 win.ne more bruce bochy there. before the game, good news for the giants they acquired jake peavy from the red sox in exchange for minor leaguer heath embry and edwin escobar. we caught up with him when he arrived in at&t park. >> jake, peavy just arriving to the giants clubhouse and we spoke to bruce bochy and brian sabean, they said they started to inquire about this ten days ago. when did he hear that they were interested in bringing you on board? >> i tried to stay out of it as a i could. you hear the rumors and i heard them, maybe 5 or 6 days ago. trying to put them out of your mind, simply because i was crazy excited when you hear that the san francisco giants are in the mix. a lot of friendships, and a lot of familiarity with the ballpark and the division. so, happy to be here. >> a's were very happy to be in texas tonight for a boom stick part. not sure what that was. but the a's brought the boom with their sixth in the six. jaso with a two-run shot and next up. cespedes, he goes y

if you're a dodger fan, you do not love brian wilson right now.e retired just one of six batters he faced. he allowed just 1 run in his last 16 2/3. but he would give up three in one-third against cleveland. still, dodgers have a chance. 5-4, two on, two outs, bottom ninth. matt kemp. and you need another two or three scoops of wheaties. cody allen gets the save. cleveland holds on for the 5-4 win. >>> giants taking on the cardinals. top third. no score. two runners on for matt carpenter. carpenter fielded something. oscar tavares comes in to score. 1-0, st. louis. later in the third, same score. matt holliday, ready to celebrate. mark ellis scores. adam wainwright did the job on the mound. 7 2/3, 4 hits, 1 strikeout. cardinals win it, 2-0. >> so, dodger fans are happy the giants lost. the giants fans are happy the dodgers lost. >> or the other way around. >> see how well we work together? >>> that's all we got. >> all right, guys. appreciate you. >>> a great catch to show you from the majors. but it didn't happen on the field. it was in detroit.

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cutting the dodgers' lead to one. that wasn't enough.e dodgers complete the three-game sweep of the giants sit atop the n.l. west. >>> some soccer news now. during ac milan's 5-1 friendly loss to manchester city, two fans rush on the field and head to mario balotelli. they wanted to take a selfie. mario balotelli obliges but then the fans were escorted off the field. >>> let's get a check on the weather with bill karins. so, we have our italian lesson for the morning. >> can you say my name in the italian accent. >> william joseph karins with the weather. >> let's talk about the heat. we had those horrible storms in new england early yesterday morning. now we're watching things changing. that's why we're having this crazy weather for july. we're having changeable weather. usually we talk about heat waves, drought. with the cool air that continues to rush in from canada and colliding with the other air, that's where we have the problems. from new york city northward that's your best chance of getting drenched today and seeing some of thos

let's go to dodger stadium.urselves a dodger dog and some vin scully who announced tuesday that vin is going to return for his 66th season in 2015. it was mike night. cool mikes. i'll show you one at this little good morning thing. >>> the braves were in town and the braves took a lead, but yasiel puig helped the dodgers tie it up right there. they take the lead, 5-4. carl crawford grounds and puig scores and matt kemp. matt kemp hadn't hit a homer since the millard fillmore administration. he had two in this. kemp is a little fired up about not playing center field. dodgers are fired up. they win it, 8-4. >>> all right. let's go to boog's barbecue. orioles and the angels. the angels are right on the a's tail. in the bottom of the fourth, jered weaver, nick markakis, he hadn't hit a home run in a while. three-run shot. this went to extras. bottom of the 12th. manny machado, a friend of stan's, they met at the espys. walkoff home run, and let's have pie. pie, right? somebody give manny pie. i like banana cream pi

and, you know, it's going to be towards his recovery. >> reporter: the jury decided the dodgers will have to pay stow nearly $15 million, $14 million in economic losses because stow will never work again. and $1 million of a $4 million award for pain and suffering. >> you know, writing a check for this amount of money is not trivial, i don't care who you are. it's a lot of money. >> reporter: santa clara university sports law and ethics professor ron katz says while jurors pinned most of the blame on the two men who carried out the beating, the verdict delivers a clear message to professional sports organizations. >> it's the responsibility of the owner of the facility to create a safe environment when we bring our families to a sports stadium, we expect to be safe. >> reporter: at at&t park, some giants fans aren't sure the verdict goes far enough. >> i think the owner should have been responsible, if it was the dodger team and everything else. i think the owner should have been responsible too. >> reporter: other says it's a fair decision. >> both parties had been drinking is what

dodgers had six hits on the night that guy had three. 3-2 win.p a half game on san francisco in the west. that's the sporting life for a thursday night. happy fourth. >> happy fourth tomorrow. thank you mark. >> thanks mark. >> thank you for choosing ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> and the weather -- news team will have the latest from napa. >> good night. female announcer: sleep train's 4th of july sale doesn't just end sunday... it's going out...with a bang! through sunday, save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. plus, pay no interest for 36 months on tempur-pedic and serta icomfort. big savings and interest-free financing? these deals aren't just hot... they're explosive! sleep train's 4th of july sale ends sunday. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ why are there giant lollipops all over the front yard? and why do they taste so bad? because they're made out of cardboard, mouth-breather. (phil) hey. the world needs more dreamers, luke. never stop licking things. i know it's lame, but after

the giants try to maintain their tenuous lead over the dodgers.frey leonardbreast cancer awareness night his "one flap down" foundation helps singles mothers with cancerleanord's daughter is fighting cancer herself top 3rd/ scoreless matt carpenter rbi single off ryan vogelsong for one of his 3 hits oscar tavares scores 1-0 cardinals bottom 7th/ 2-0 cardinals adam wainwright tyring to become the first 11-game winner in the national league gets help here from carpenter who makes a diving stop and throw to get pablo sandoval bottom 9th/ 2-0 cardinals trevor rosenthal with a runner on got posey sandoval and strikes out michael morse the end the game final: 2-0 cardinals wainwright 1st national league pitcher to 11 wins dodgers lost so giants still lead by ½ game in the n.l. west a's/tigers top 1st justn verlander tough beginning as hey gfave up a solo home run to coco crisp to lead-off the game then another slo job to brandon moss three batters later 2-0 a's bottom 4th/ 2-2 tie austin jackson singles to center off jesse chavez andrew romine scores 3-

dodgers outscore the giants 17-4 in the series.ght >> mark:the a's on the road in the lone star state and taking in to the rangers. >> mark:top of the second already up 2-0. >> mark:stephen vogt pulls one down the right field line. for an r-b-i double. >> mark:next batter. yoenis cespedes pulls a shot down the left field line for another r-b-i double. >> mark:a's finish this one with a 9-3 win. they still have the best record in baseball with 65 wins and 39 losses but are only 2 games ahead of the angels in the al west >> mark:if you missed sports night live last night.here's a look. >>: he plans to meet to discuss a possible suspension. he says mentally he's a better than that ever. >>: i've been able to maintain. >> mark: he went to rehab last september and has been sober since then that will be 10 months and if you believe that that's a good news for 49 that stands. >> mark: you can see he cut his hair and it looks more like a professional any saying the right things. he's growing up. >> darya:you can catch sports night live rig

. >> i have a love of baseball after growing up a los angeles dodgers fan. how do you think baseball being back in washington a actualis a doing? >> great. i think the city has really fallen in love with baseball. the 20th centuries had some glory times, but some lean years, poor attendance. that hasn't been a problem here. the political establishment has gotten behind the team as well. >> d.c. is made up of so many transplants that you see this kind of community building around the nationals, but a lot of people who are older have come from other places and carry those loyalties with them. >> it's interesting, there are kind of two different types of fans. there are some that kind of keep their loyalty like you have, i imagine, with the dodgers and being maybe a nationals fan close second. >> i have tickets to the nationals and my kids like the nationals. >> some say this is washington, they're my team, i'm not rooting for anyone but my home town. >> i have actually struggled th i feel so closely aligned with the nationals, and because my kids do and becaus

on june 9 the giants had an mlb best 42-21 record and were 9 1/2 games ahead of the dodgers.t seems like it was seasons ago. between the ninth and july 10, san francisco went 8-21 while l.a. took over first play going 19- 11. even with the struggles, the giants were just one game out of first. not bad considering how they were playing. >> this has been long. no getting around that. but the fact that where we're at we know we're lucky. >> since bochy said how lucky the giants were to still be in contention, san francisco has gone 7-3 with series wins over arizona, miami and philadelphia. on the other side, the dodgers have gone 4-5 and the giants are back in first 1 1/2 games ahead of l.a. entering the weekend's three- game series. and tonight, the giants have a new face in the line-up. recently acquired dan uggla will start and bat 7th. the three time all-star struggled with the braves this season batting .162. the giants place marco scutaro on the 15-day dl. >>> it was just about 95 degrees this afternoon on the 3rd day of 49ers train camp. colin kaepernick didn't let the he

and giants fan was beaten by two dodgers fans in 2011.was left with permanent brain damage. bryan stow will need lifelong care was award $18 million in damages and the dodgers pay $14 million with the two attackers responsible for the rest and probably the family rejoiced but the third base coachman said his sister testimonied expressing disappointment. they asked for $37 million in the lawsuit. >> they were relieved he was not held responsible. at all. zero percent in the attack. yet the $18 million awarded doesn't cover even the hospital bills that are owed already. >> fore dodgers owner was cleared of negligence. >>> homeland security chief johnson goes before the senate committee today for make a case for the president's emergency spending package to deal with the understood of undocumented concern into the united states. yesterday, president obama met with texas governor perry to discuss the crisis. the president wants perry to use his influence with republican lawmakers to back the legislation. >> the useful question not for the gov

the dodger defense team argues there was more security that day than any other dodgers opening day in history. >>> 4:36. barry bonds will be heading back to court in a couple of month. they agreed yesterday to review bonds' obstruction conviction. he served 30 days of house arrest for giving rambling evasive testimony during the government investigation into the use of performance enhancing drugs. arguments in the new case are set for september. >>> team usa's world cup run over after heartbreaking loss to belgium. >> in extra time for the u.s. as it was four yes ago. >> the game went 120 minutes during that extra time the u.s. went down 2-0. substitute julian green scored late to cut it in half. but they lost 2-1. tim howard voted man of the match. he made 16 saves. the most in any world cup match since they began keeping those records in 1966. chris was subbed in late in the game and he had a chance to put the u.s. ahead near the end of regulation but booted a close range shot over the net. afterwards he tweeted i'm gutted to have let down everyone but especially my teammates. it ha

they had sued the dodgers. they sued both of the defendants obviously that were in the case, and then also the dodgers actual owner frank mccord at the time. frank mccourt was found to be not liable. the dodgers are on the hook for 25%, so they found the dodgers 25% liable and the defendants that actually pled guilty 75% liable. so when you break down that 25%, it's actually a joint and several liability for what they actually owe. it kind of -- it's split. so even though it looks like 4.5 million because it's joint and several, they get into paying about -- they could end up paying about $15 million. >> this is also open to appeals and whatever judgment down the line. these cases, because we deal with them as far as headlines, you get this, get that, but what happens down the line remains to be seen. what did this say about major league sports liability. we've had these problems with fans in the stands at football games, baseball games around the country. what does this say about them? >> i think a lot of the

stow was brutally beaten at dodger stadium on opening day in 20-11. with more on the verdict. attorneys for the still family call this a big victory , and the $18 million that was awarded to hem is enough to cover his medical but the medical bills sadler. the jury's perverted covers one chapter of this tragic story. coming up your hair will hear from one of stowe sisters. an official statement on the jury decision. it reads in part. "the jury's verdict closes one chapter of this tragic story. we want the entire bay area community. the stow family during their we will continue to be there for care for him and his children." thanks mike. we will continue to the court's award is less than dollars stow's lawyer asked here's how the money breaksthe jury awarded stow nearly 18 oakland mayor jean quan is now ready to support a new deal to keep the oakland a's at the coliseum for the next ten years. the city council to approve the proposed new lease extension. she had hoped the deal.which was just approved by the coliseum board, would have the team commit to

base hit to right, puig scores 1-0 dodgers.e up with three triples in the fifth inning alone after a d. gordon rbi triple. puig follows with his second of the game. gordon scores puig with three triples and a double. unbelievable performance. 3-0. gonzales, knocks him in again, another rbi single. lincecum lasts only four and a third, allows six runs on nine hits, dodgers roll 8-1, now just half a game behind the giants in the national league west. >>> the a's in last-place rangers, first pitch, a clown throw to a mascot. the captain who miss it is completely. look at where the ball ends up, look out, kid. sorry about that. 100 degrees in arlington, second inning, jpr base hit to left off jason hamels who struggled after coming from the cubs, gave up four runs in five and two thirds. nice d in the seventh. elvis anders in the second, eric sew sogard, great throw, call overturned. out 4-1 on the night. two on for derek norris, slices one, had a chance to be the hero, weird bounce and it ends up working out great for the rangers

. >> because the dodgers went into bankruptcy while mccourt owned the team, his insurers will have to pay the money, not the team's new owners. giants fans are heading to at&t park for tonight's game against the oakland a's. mark matthews is outside the stadium getting reaction to the stowe verdict and the money awarded today. mark, what are you hearing out there? >> reporter: people have two minds about this. they are glad that brian stowe and his family are getting some help. they also, nearly everyone, saying that there is no way to put a price on what this has cost brian stowe. this afternoon most people were in watching the world cup. only a few were out on the patio. tuned into nbc's live stream of the stowe verdict. pat williams knew the family was asking for $37 million for medical care and lost wages. she thought the award of $18 million sounded about right. >> both parties had been drinking is what i heard. and both parties had verbally addressed one another. >> reporter: brenda and her husband brett were surprised when they said the dodger owner was not personally responsib