l.a. dodgers had. described as a white or hispanic man with short hair and hazel eyes about 64 1 in. and wearing dark clothing possibly jeans and a black tank top. as suspect may have tattoos and one or more of shoulders curious aha >>brian >>brian: the view from the oakland hills attack there. there is san francisco, there is the fog hanging it out at the coast and that is now pushing into the bay for tonight. mostly cloudy start to the day tomorrow. the golden gate bridge lives right now, the clouds are low and the visibility has been reduced on the span of the golden gate. temperatures are mild and to the '50s, tomorrow morning and i cloudy certainly, the fog will be a pretty extensive. all the way to the inland valleys. when will slow to clear through the day. mainly cloudy for the afternoon hours. because of the weather system a riveting for our sunday. the system will produce at cloudy day with breaks of sunshine, it gusting winds operon 30 m.p.h. the chance for a couple of sprinkles for the afte

l.a. dodgers have hired former police chief william bratton, credited with cutting crime in both l.a. and new york, to now make dodger stadium safe and family friendly. >> it's sickening. it's... you don't even want to go anymore. >> reporter: major league baseball drew more than 73 million fans last year. club owners want to keep them coming to watch teams play ball, not run away from yet another brawl in the stands. bill whitaker, cbs news, los angeles. >> smith: arizona governor jan brewer signed a new budget today that restores medicaid coverage for organ transplants. 98 patients were left in limbo last year when arizona stopped paying for the operations. among them, a woman we profiled, tiffany tate, who needs a double lung transplant. she is now eligible to have it paid for by medicaid. after the medicaid cutoff, two patients who needed transplants but could not afford them died. coming up next on the "cbs evening news," a plea for help just miles from the damaged japanese nuclear plant is answered with support from around the world. and later, for kids with nowhere to go, an aft

l.a. dodgers. bud selig will appoint a manager for the team. this as fighting within the organization has plagued the dodgers sis mccourt divorced in 2009. selig is concerned about the dodgers finances and operations. it's the first time in recent memory the league has taken control of the team. >>> what comes to mind when you think of a medical marijuana dispensary. one that's an architectural marvel. >> reporter: it's like an apple store for marijuana. >> i've not seen anything of this nature that has dispensaries. recycled material and artful displayes. buying pot became posh. >> as much natural light as possible. great ventilation system so the air was clean. make it comfortable. >> aaron buck is the director of the san francisco patient and resource center a nonprofit pot club where profits provide medicine. the building design won a award from the american institute of architects. >> they based it on function design that feels good. mentally inspires people. >> when you walk in you think the high end decor means the merchandise is more exp

california, san francisco giants fan is in critical condition after he was brutally beaten by two l.a. dodger fans following the season opener last night. live in dodger stadium with details. >> reporter: good morning. fans from both teams are in disbelief but someone was sent to the hospital over a baseball game. police say it started as a verbal fight inside the game between dodger fans and group of giant fans and then turned burial after the game when the -- brutal. >> they say the giant's fan was attacked by behind by two dodger fans. >> taken to the ground and hit his head. they begin to kick him several times and fled the scene. >> the defective says they kicked and punched him several times in the upper torso and in the head. the victim which is from northern california was taken to the hospital in critical condition. >> we wanted to identify the suspects and other possible witnesses involved in this incident. >>> fastball, caught at third by uribe. >> reporter: it puts a dark cloud over the win and both teams say rivalries should ner go this far. >> it's a game. >> i feel nervous. i'm

california, san francisco giants fan is in critical condition after he was brutally beaten by two l.a. dodgerans following the season opener last night. live in dodger stadium with details. >> reporter: good morning. fans from both teams are in disbelief but someone was sent to the hospital over a baseball game. police say it started as a verbal fight inside the game between dodger fans and group of giant fans and then turned burial after the game when the -- brutal. >> they say the giant's fan was attacked by behind by two dodger fans. >> taken to the ground and hit his head. they begin to kick him several times and fled the scene. >> the defective says they kicked and punched him several times in the upper torso and in the head. the victim which is from northern california was taken to the hospital in critical condition. >> we wanted to identify the suspects and other possible witnesses involved in this incident. >>> fastball, caught at third by uribe. >> reporter: it puts a dark cloud over the win and both teams say rivalries should ner go this far. >> it's a game. >> i feel nervous. i'm g

l.a. dodgers front office is in shambles, but that hasn't affected the play on the field. taking on the braves tide at 3 until the 12th inning, matt camp ends it with one swing, a two-run walk-off hom ey eyre. management after a 5-3 win in extra. that's your look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >>> embattled actor mel gibson opens up about those phone recordings. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, a texas man combines two of his passions with pretty amazing results. you're watching "early today." >>> take you through your weekend forecast. a migs day will in the pacific northwest. a little chilly this morning, but it this afternoon will be your reward. overall all all in then's trav won't see any problems it at the airports. saturday a little bit of shower activity in medford. sacramento, a 30% chance, also. still remaining cool in much of coastal california. valleys looking mice. and nice. and easter, a new storm system moves in.nice. nice. and easter, a new storm system moves in. if you're watching us on kgw news channel

l.a. dodgers.nd the top seeds return to form in the nba playoffs, including argentina's finest, returning to help right the spurs. your early morning sports headlines is straight ahead. >>> and after a break, yesterday's severe weather is returning to the heartland over the next two afternoons. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, for fans, april is a time like no other. with simultaneous playoff campaigns raging in two professional sports. here's nbc's mario solis with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. playoff games galore in the nba and nhl. let's get right to it. we begin in san antonio and look who's back. manu ginobili returning after missing game one and he makes an instant impact. spurs up three. next discussion, it's manu again. the spurs are a completely different team. they tie the series with a 93-87 win. >>> lakers and hornets. andrew bynum picks up the slack.

l.a. dodgers will be in san francisco tomorrow. the wake of an attack that left a giants fan in critical condition, there will be extra security. donations will be collected to benefit a fund to support sow and his family. >> stanford police are looking for a fan that assaulted a college student in her apartment. it happened on the stanford campus. police do not believe the attacker was a student. >> reporter: that alleged assault occurred while the woman was sleeping in her bed in her apartment at a graduate student housing complex. now, stanford police have confirmed to cbs 5 that the attack happened about 9:30 last night when the man entered a bedroom where the woman was sleeping. the woman awoke and screamed and the man fled. the woman was not physically harmed. the authorities are not sure how he got in the apartment, how he got out or which way he fled. it's said the investigate is ongoing and people are urged to keep doors locked and alert police to suspicious activity. now, on campus today we spoke with a number of women on

he was scheduled to start on sunday against l.a. dodgerautos giants pitcher brian wilson is spending opening day nursing an injury but he was in play off the diamond. the popular closer who has a clue in the "new york times" cross word puzzle today and has been reportedly doing the puzzle since he's 12 years skpold told "new york times" he would his dream came true. he was clue number 30 down. and the other famous brian wilson was the leader of the beach boys a back up vocalist on "help me rhonda". >> and now, we know. >> just head, remembering cesar chavez. >> what students did today to honor the late labor leader. stay with us. [ female announcer ] the jcpenney appreciation sale this friday and saturday, get an extra 20% off apparel, shoes and accessories with your jcpenney rewards credit card. save on all regular, sale and clearance items! no exclusions! get an extra 20% off styles for her, an extra 20% off brands for him, an extra 20% clothes for kids, plus, an extra 20% off shoes. don't have your jcpenney card? you'll still get an ext

l.a. dodgers instituted zero tolerance policy following the beating after giants fan during opening day lasteek. the team's owner, the city's police chief and the los angeles mayor announced stricter code of conduct and more visibility. >> as fans we must enjoy the sport in a way that promotes mutual respect, common decensy and good sportsmanship. violence will not be tolerated. >> the team is reconsidering beer specials after a report alleged alcohol played a role in the beating. the team received criticism for its initial response to the incident. the two suspects are still at large. there is now a $150,000 reward for information in this case. >>> and brian stow's condition has improved a little bit upgraded from critical to stable condition but he remains in a medically induced coma. doctors say he is showing some signs of brain damage but they still do not know how severe. >>> the biggest effort yet to curb distracted driving. more tickets written in the bay area than across the entire state. how much a ticket can cost you. >>> looking pretty nice in the bay area today. a lot of sunshine

l.a. dodgers, as a divorce drama involving the team's multimillionaire owners threatens to tear the team aparts rob hayes has the story. >> reporter: things have not been going well for the mccourts lately. season ticket sales have plummeted over the past several years. and the dodgers have been struggling to make payroll. and then, there was the violent beating opening night, that left a san francisco giants fan in a coma. add all that up, and fans are not too shocked by the takeover. >> the way things have been going recently, it's not a real surprise, no. >> reporter: baseball commissioner, bud selig says he's taking control of the dodgers to protect, what he calls, quote, one of the most prestigious franchises in all of sports. fans we spoke to said it's probably a good idea for major league baseball to step in. >> it's good. he's not doing much. he's not getting good players. i guess it's going to be good. >> reporter: not all fans are down on the mccourt's. some adistribute the recent problems to the divorce. saying the owners have done a good job putting talented teams in dodgers stadiu

l.a. dodgers lose control of their team as scandal in their personal lives plays out in public. >>> and getting the scoop. how one reporter breaks royal news inside the madness with how one reporter breaks royal news inside the madness with just days to go. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening, it has happened again. for the second weekend in a row, we are talking about widespread damage, homes splinter and quick thinking that saved lives in the face of a fierce tornado. it was the worst storm to hit st. louis in 40 years. just take a look at the radar picture from last night, all that red moving over st. louis. the airport there filled with travelers, was near the bull's eye. it is still closed tonight. tens of thousands are without power, but remarkably few people were injured and no deaths are reported. almost unbelievable when you see what they went through. the weather channel's mike seidel is on the ground at the airport in st. louis for us tonight. mike? >> reporter: good evening, kate. the early call on this tornado was an ef-4, first one of the season. that's

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what happened here is an isolated incident especially to people in l.a., dodger fans, everything that we have seen, this community has been more than supportive to us and it's been incredible. >> the reward for information leading to the arrest in that attack has grown to six figures tonight. the l.a. city council voted this afternoon to double the reward money to $100,000. and here in the bay area, len ramirez reports on the local efforts to raise money to help stow's family pay those big medical bills that are coming. len. >> reporter: exactly right, allen. the pizza my heart chain here in the south bay is showing it has a heart by donating a large percentage of its profit today for bryan stow and his family. as you can see, it's been pretty busy here all day long. 19 stores in the pizza my heart chain could be rolling in the dough. but instead, today's profits are going somewhere else. owner chuck hammers is donating three out of every $10 he makes today to the family of injured giants fan bryan stow. >> here's a guy that helps people. that's his job. and now's in need so we want t

we had an event at the l.a. dodgerafternoon where we raised $60,000 for bryan stow and his family. >> reporter: so dodger fans coming out saying this is not how all dodger fans. we're all out here to support what has tragically happened in this case. people don't have tickets to the game. they can still come out. >> wave website up as well. they can go to that. and we have folks here for another few hours or so. >> reporter: thank you. with the american medical response team. we'll get a look at our weather graphics. it is blustery out here at the stadium as you head throughout tonight. we're looking at the temperatures dropping in the 30s and the 40s. for tomorrow, temperatures have bumped up a little bit. we're still staying in the 60s for most of us. as we head into our mid-week forecast, we are looking at the chance of some showers. not a big time storm system. but kp that umbrella handy. as we look toward 6:00 a.m., conditions will be iilthe upper 30s and low 40s throughout most of the bay area. as we head into to

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dodgers stadium following the game last thursday. the father of two, a paramedic, remains in critical condition in a medically induced coma at an l.a. hospital. he is showing signs of brain damage. the dodgers and amr will co-host a fund-raiser at dodgers stadium. >>> back to business as usual for the u.s. government after days of extraordinary political drama. there was a toe-to-toe budget showdown, and they emerged with a deal. both sides claiming victory. but as brian mooar reports, not everyone is pleased how the deal came about. >> reporter: opening day nearly wasn't, the field and the whole u.s. government came within hours of being shut down. >> the motion is adopted. >> reporter: but lady liberty was still welcoming the masses and the cherry blossom parade kicked off as scheduled, thanks to an 11th hour budget compromise on capitol hill. at the lincoln memorial, one federal employee seemed particularly pleased a government shutdown was averted. >> congress was able to settle its differences which is why this place is open today and everyone is able to enjoy their visit. >> reporter: hours earlier, the president signed off on

l.a. dodgers had. with a mole on his left cheek. the second suspect, white or hispanic man with short hair and hazel eyes about 6 ft. 1 in. and was wearing dark clothing possibly jeans and a black tank top. the suspect may have tattoos on one or more of his shoulders. thousands work together to clean up neighborhoods around the bay area. almost one week ahead of schedule. nicole shows what volunteers are doing help out. >>reporter: nearly 250 volunteers clean up the streets of the market in san francisco. the beautiful ridinthese volunteers are working with the department of public works across the bay in oakland nearly 4000 volunteers work to clean parks, public areas and schools in dozens of neighborhoods. at diamond park, they rallied a volunteers of all ages to revamp the landscape removing excess brush. the restoration project that's been going on for years. >> people want to come out and help unify their parks. what really brings it home is it the results, you're able to see what several years of hard work does. it brings a lo

l.a. dodgers could have world series level security. a spokesperson disputes that report but says there will be security. there is concern of payback on dodger fans after the beating of giants fan brian stow last week. messages on sight o encouraging retaliation. giants fans welcome the extra security and hope it diffuses the situation. >> i'm sure there will be knuckle heads that show up looking for that. it's sad. >> uniformed officers will be inside and outside. they are monitoring social network sites. >>> the coast guard is warning of rough seas after a boat capsized this weekend sending two men into the water. he's still missing. he's a 52-year-old man. the coast guard called off an extensive search after miles of open water yesterday. the man was wearing a live jacket. that was found washed ashore. his 53-year-old companion who has a life ring was rescued bay kite surfer who held him above the water until they could get there. >>> it is 5:04 now. autopsies will be performed to determine how a couple died over the weekend. they wer

l.a. dodgers. ktvu jennis join -- jade hernandez is joining us live. what can fans expect? >> reporter: san francisco police wouldn't say how many police officers they would commit to dodgers games. but the bp of park operations say last week the security force would be anywhere from 30- 40% larger than a normal game. you are looking at video from at & t friday. today a 7:15 game is the first since the brutal attack on brian stow. still remains in a medically induced coma. friends and family will collect donations for stow. and the san francisco giants will dedicate today's game to stow a paramedic that lives in san jose and lives in santa cruz. for fans attending wanting to keep the peace anyone worried about their safety or for safety around them they can use the text messaging system set up by the giants three years ago. they can text from their seats anonymously. police told us on friday a craigs list posting wanting to repeat the incident in l.a. has been removed from the site. we called san francisco police to find out more information. as soon as we hear back from the

l.a. dodgers. >>> today is also demolition day for that building down there. the former naval hospital in oakland. it will be imploded between 10:00 a.m. and noontime. ktvu will be there. we will take you live when the actual implosion happens. we will stream it live on our channel 2 website ktvu.com. >>> all eyes will be on a san francisco courthouse as jurors begin deliberations on the barry bonds' perjury case. kraig debro joins us. >> reporter: good morning, pam. of course barry bonds will be here in less than two hours. the jury's first full day of deliberations. bonds did not testify in his own defense. the jury in this case will be able to look at that and consider it and decide whether or not bonds is guilty or not guilty. two prosecution witnesses saw or knew that bonds was injecting steroids in 2000 pep when asked if he did that bonds told the grand jury in december of that year if he did take steroids he didn't know he had. bonds admitted that he got cream and oil. the defense is countering claims that bonds injected steroids. here is bonds' testimo

l.a. dodgers will be in town on monday. they plan to dedicate monday's game to stow. after today's game they are playing st. louis cardinals. expect this place to explode during the pre-game festivities because that is when they will be raising the world series championship banner. >> kristen: meanwhile, a shadow. >> yesterday the panel heard four and a half hours of heated closing arguments. defense argued that most of the witnesses testifying against bonds have either an ax to grind or financial motive. he admitted he used drugs provided by his trainer greg anderson but he claimed he thought they were flax seed oil. >> look at that big picture. it all adds up to one thing, barry bonds knew. >> jurors will make the decision on three counts of perjury and one count of obstruction of justice. opening statements and testimony took 12 days and included 25 minutes. >> eric: california democrats are raising the prospect of closing some u.c. campuses. first of several hearings on so-called all cuts option to balance the budget starts next week. meantime, jerry brown travels

l.a. dodgers. >>> of course a special home opener for the giants this afternoon. >> that's right.champions getting to hoist their world series title flag before the game. let's go to anne makovec at at&t park with a look at the celebration plans. anne, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. all access. how many people would love to be where i am standing right now. very exciting. we're here close to third base. we cannot walk on the grass, so i'm not going to do that. but the stadium is certainly ready this morning. you can see home plate over there ready for some baseball action. people have been waiting months for this. the giants season home opener, 42,000 people expected to be here today when the giants face off with the cardinals. here's a look at the schedule for today. the gates open at 10:35 this morning. the flag raising, the championship flag, at 12:45. the first pitch at 1:35. the national anthem will be sung by the band train. security will be tight after a fan was beaten in l.a. they have a measure in place here at the park. if any fans see any raucous activity in t

it happened after thursday's game an dodger stadium. l.a. beat san francisco and some dodger fans were heckling giant fans. his brother says brian never saw the attack coming. two guys pushed him from behind. dodger and giant fans say they're disgusted and disappointed by the up sportsman like conduct they witnessed and say there's no reason to get violent and lash out at fans from the opposing team. >> it's disgusting. we have been doing this for four seasons now, and this season it just -- it's a lot right -- a lot rowdier and people have no sportsmanship at all. >> reporter: dodger fans says this makes them look bad and don't bode well for all of l.a. fans were cheering for both teams and are wishing bryan stowman a full and speedy recovery. there's a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the two suspects. >> alan: thanks for the uptate in international news, more violence in afghanistan today following the deadly massacre of seven united nations workers yesterday in response to a florida pastor's burning of the koran. te

l.a. dodgers.g told team owner frank mccourt that he plans to aport a league representative to oversee all business aspects for the team. selig is deeply concerned that the mccourts $1.2 billion divorce will damage the dodgers finances and its operations. mccourt's divorce from his wife in 2009 she is seeking joint ownership. >>> this is the first time in recent memory that the league has taken control of a baseball team. >>> are you being followed by your smart phone? two computer programmers say they have uncovered a secret phone on iphones and ipads that copes a record of where those -- that keeps a record of where those devices have been and when. they have created a program that now lets owners see what their iphones have stored about their whereabouts. >> this is a potentially damaging amount of information for some people. you know, if you have a jealous spouse or if the file gets into the hands of somebody who is investigating you, this tells them an awful lot about your life. >> so far, ap

l.a. dodgers came on opening date doctors have put him back into a medically induced coma.e had several seizures on saturday they hoped, will help, his brain activity. doctors will soon start to reduce the medication. the men who attacked him remain at large. >> james: joseph naso, the man expected of killing four women will be back in court. he's yet to enter a plea. as he sits behind bars more surreys surfaced about his past. >> reporter: this is like a press tour, a woman believed to have been targeted by suspected serial killer joseph not so.not so. thy were neighbors, their the years ago he says investigators are easily found three pages of the journal entries focused on how he planned to torment his wife. in effect he said he had run in with her at that problem building and he was playing bass guitar when after noon. >> as several louisville slugger i will touch your forehead. when you stop seeing stars we can talk about it. >> reporter: they moved away before fight started but he says something did not to read about him he was always on his toes because of that. >> i

. >>> the dodgers have now hired a former l.a. to review security at dodger stadium after a giant's fan was beaten. in l.a., they dressed in giants and dodger gear a message to bryan stow. his family joined dozens of others outside l.a. county medical center where he is being treated. in san jose a barbecue raised more than a $100,000 for the 42-year-old father of two. his employer and fellow paramedics organized the fund-raiser and owner of piece of my heart raised $20,000 on tuesday. >> support out here from everybody. it makes you feel good. >> stow remains in a medically induced coma, critical but stable condition. they believe he has suffered brain damage. >> an a soccer coach is in custody accused of lewd acts of an underage girl. they arrested him last week. bail has been set at $250,000. he is listed as a youth coach with the norcal premiere soccer league. he is charged with lewd acts with a girl between 2004 and 2007. anyone with information about the case or other possible victims is asked to call albany police. >> firef

the giants continue their series against the dodgers in l.a. we'll show you a much more impressive performance today put ld by the ddiefenorng w psch.am defending world champs. >>> lawrence scott is off so i'llen handling sports duties. apologies in advance. after losing the first two games of the season to the dreaded dodgers, the world champs looked to pitcher matt cain. all manager bruce boechy had to do is sit back and relax a little bit and watch matt strike out three dodgers, and a solid performance. the giants offense took care of the rest. shortstop miguel tejada had a nice day. there you see sanchez had three hits and first home run of the season. the giants shut out the dodgers 10-0 for their first win of the season. there's the home run. very nicely done, freddie. >>> all right. i did it. more and more food chains are now offering a healthy option for breakfast. as nbc bay area's garvin thomas shows us, the option might buy you peace of mind, but it's anything but good for your body. >> can i have the apple cinnamon oatmeal? >> repor

l.a. when some dodgers fans attacked him from hijacked, pushed him to the ground and kicked and punched hill while shouting curse words about the giants. friends and family have a message to dodger fans. >> it's hard to see him in bed like that. >> we don't hold any other people of los angeles responsible. we have no hard feelings towards you guys. we know it's not the city as a whole. it's just two people. >> we believe there was approximately at least 100 people near where this assault took place. and we would like to reach out to them to contact us to provide whatever information they may have. >> reporter: the reward now for the conviction of the attackers is up to about $100,000 now. fundraisers are being held everywhere. pizza my heart donated a portion of their sales tuesday roughly $20,000. so you're seeing the community pull together in this and joining me now is jason sorik with american medical response. i looked at the facebook page. you're up to almost 17,000 friends now at this point. did you think would you get this kind of response now and how much money do you think you'll r

dodgers series. meanwhile, stow's family wants l.a. ns to continue wearing their dodger blue to support their team. the reward fund to find the attacker has reached $100,000. >>> in san jose this afternoon, more than 100 volunteers from american medical response where stow worked as a paramedic will be collecting donations both at a fundraiser and online. the proceeds will help pay stow's medical expenses and support his family. he is the father of two we just spoke with one of stow's coworkers. he tells us the response from the public has been very inspirational. >> the entire community has been pitching in, local fire departments, people we work with, people have been showing their support. >> a fundraiser barbecue will be held at the paramedic company amr on las plumas avenue in san jose. stow is an emergency medical technician. the fundraiser goes from noon until 8:00 tonight if you would like to help out. go down or donate online as well. >>> let's go back to lawrence and elizabeth for a look at weather and traffic. lawrence? >> a

dodgers tomorrow. since the giants fan was brutally beaten in l.a. after attending that giants-dodgers game a week and a half ago, there is some concern about safety for the fans. san francisco police say fans can expect more police on duty inside and outside the ballpark for all three game. police say anyone appearing intoxicated will be removed from the ballpark. one giants fan today said he believes san francisco fans will rise above the situation. >> i hope we don't react the same 28 dodgers fans did. i hope we show a little more decorum in our emotions. i hope we don't strike anybody down. i think it was fueled by alcohol. >> meantime, the dodgers are hosting a fund-raiser for the vm bryan stow of santa cruz. he remains in a medically induced coma. coming up at 6:00, nsa bay area's monty france list join us live from at&t park. >>> in the south bay, santa clara county's chief pediatrician for abuse asked neglected children is out of a job and accused of sexually molesting children in his careful he was fired a month ago but word of his terminatio

to say thank you to everybody that's done so much. >> reporter: earlier at a fund- raiser at dodger stadium, l.a000 for stow's children and medical expenses. the face of the dodgers, former manager tommy lasorda, wrote a check for $5,000. >> i've run out of tears for this young man. what those thugs did to him was a disgrace to them and their families. this young man someday i hope and pray can walk into a ballpark again and enjoy the game. thank you. >> reporter: to make sure everyone can enjoy the game safely, the l.a.p.d. plans to flood the stadium with police officers when the dodgers return home thursday. >> you'll see police officers when you drive to the stadium, in the parking lots, inside the stadium, and then when you leave. >> reporter: the l.a.p.d. has 16 officers working full time trying to find stow's assailants. the reward for information leading to their arrest, almost $150,000. bill whitaker, cbs news, dodgers stadium, los angeles. >> couric: and that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm katie couric. thank you for watching. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. captioning sp

l.a. dodgers. are getting things ready at the field and her grandfather, dallas green was a major league player and won a world series. baseball is a huge part of the series and christina wanted to be the first female baseball player, professional baseball player ever. a lot of people think she might have done it. one person pointedly said it's great she's getting a statue but it's opening day here at this park, and she should be here playing baseball. >> ted rowlands in arizona, ted, thank you. >>> next here, dr. drew, whose new show premiers monday on cnn's sister network hln. his show promises no show is too taboo. dr. drew, what top sick not too taa boo for monday? nice to meet you. >> no topic. >> no topic. >> how about that? no topic is too taboo. we'll be getting into the people in the middle of the stories, dissecting what it is that makes people do what they do. we'll be doing things in a way that's somewhat different than most people out there. >> what about monday, give me something, dr.

l.a. county supervisor who is offering the reward is calling for enhanced security and strict limits on alcohol sales at dodger stadium following that attack. today, l.a. mayor antonio villaraigosa and san francisco mayor ed lee, and the managers of the giants and dodgers, issued a joint statement condemning the violence and asked the community to show support for stow and exercise sportsmanship and mutual respect. >> oakland police are searching for a suspect in a deadly shooting. they say he is armed and dangerous. it the -- the shooting happened last night. one man was killed, another wounded. he is expected to survive. police are searching for 31-year-old douglas yim, jr. he is 6'0", 205 pounds, last seen driving a veil -- silver four door honda civic, with that license plate. anyone who have seen the man should call 9-1-1. >> crews are close to re-opening highway 101 in humboldt county after tons of mud and rock tumbled on to the roadway last week. highway 101 has been completely closed five miles north of garberville. caltrans expects to re-open to one-way, controlled traffic at 6:00 tomorrow morning. cr

l.a. dodgers fans. the shocking crimes have brought the cities and the teams together. the latest. >> reporter: it's shocking each time. >> this is very, very dangerous. >> reporter: team loyalty turns into trash talk in the stands. trash talk into fists, clubs, sometimes worse. >> pathetic coward hit him from behind. >> reporter: brian, the father of two. he road trips with friends from santa cruz to los angeles, for the giants/dodgers game on thursday. but on the way back to the car, things took an ugly turn. >> both of them pushed brian from behind. he fell forward and hit his head on the concrete and was immediately knocked unconscious. >> reporter: inside the car, a 10-year-old boy, say police. l.a. county is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to the pair. he remains in a medically-induced coma. >> they made him miss his kids. because of them, he's not able to be with his kids. >> reporter: and the irony, almost too much for the stowe family. brian is a paramedic. >> brian saves every day of his life, saving people's lives. >> reporter: soccer skirmi

dodgers. so to's family says the victim felt unsafe in the game in l.a. last thursday. >> my wife received a text message from bryan during the game where he said he was scared inside the stadium. >> stow's family wants dodger fans to know they believe it was an isolated incident and not representative of the l.a. fans. >>> bay area businesses are raising money for bryan stow. yesterday the chain, pizza my heart, donated 30% of its sales to the stow family and owner chuck hammers was at the dodgers-giants game thursday in los angeles. >> being at that game, i felt like, boy, this could have been me. >> i think it's awesome. i think this is a great, you know, a great thing and, you know, because it makes me want to cry because it's special. >> the chain hopes to raise about $20,000 for the family. >>> and today another fundraiser will be held for stow. the barbecue will be held at the paramedic company where he worked. emr on las plumas avenue in san jose. so to is an emergency medical tech -- stow is an emergency medical technician. the phraser is noon to

l.a. after three errors in the opener slapping in the field again and dodgers made them pay.at is not going to work. brandon belt ready for his close-up. >> high drive, center field. get back, outta here. >> belt's first homer. that's my boy. jonathan sanchez, eight strikeouts. fastball in the fifth. sanchez and giants couldn't hold the lead. sanchez drops the ball. barajas scores. sanchez pulls him in. rafael rips one to right. in to score for 4-3 lead. that is the final. the giants start the season 0-2. >> on to hoops, virginia commonwealth reaching the final four, they hope to shock butler next. it's been an amazing run for vcu. they have beaten many other teams as the doubters criticize vcu, the coach says. >> our video guys are constantly taping all the things they say. we print out every single article that talks about our game and talks about butler. we'll use some of the things that are said. to be honest with you i heard as many people pick butler. >> shock is smart. more highlights at 5:00. have a great weekend. >> and how governor brown is using the first dog to he

guess who comes to town. >> the dodgers are back for three games here, which will really be interesting to have them back over here. because we were already down in l.aso given the light of the bryan stow situation, there is going to be extra security here. and that first opening game with the dodgers is going to be dedicated to bryan stow who was the giants fan that was injured. >> a remarkable home stand kick off already today. such an important thing for the giants family. and seeing willie mays was touching for the old-time and new-time giants fans. back in a moment with more coverage here. and yes, a tortuous afternoon for the giants. >>> here we are live at at&t park where the situation is in a situation. it is down to the wire in the 11th inning, raj. >> it's tied 4-4. giants looking to take out the st. louis cardinals here in their home opener. our coverage continues at 6:00. >> yes. >> and then an hour-long special show at 7:00, right here live from the cove. >> we've got a lot more live for you tonight. but you know one last thing to say? go giants! >> good night, everybody. >> bye-bye. you want to get a great looking lawn like this, but tr

l.a. dodgers. this team has been passed or financial paralyzed over the divorce of its owners. a representative to oversee the operations of 30 teams have stricter financial guidelines. he plans to sue major league baseball saying he has not brought those guidelines. a temporary team had is expected to be announced. former giants and executive corey busch has been mentioned. >> darya: some be a of a customer's that are in the right place at the right time will get to see the giants catcher he will be at various locations in san francisco, not only that he's gonna give free tickets to of coming home games. this is the way they have coordinated thinking their customers that they haven't said where or how many. i counted 17. >> darya: it's gonna be at a big branch. between 10-12:30 p.m.. >> mark: if you hit a couple it will increase your odds. >> darya: don't say it, just go to the bank. >> mark: we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. as the kron 4 morning news continues. programming note, exclusive coverage of the 100 zazzle

attacked and critically injured a san francisco giants fan at the team's season opener against the dodgers in l.aains in a medically induced coma tonight. monty francis is in san jose where he just finished talking with one of the victim's co-workers. hello, monty. >> reporter: brian stowe works here at medical response as a paramedic. what has happened to him comes as a real shock to his co-workers, many of whom are also his friend. stowe was leaving dodgers stadium after the game with some friends. police say two men began taunting stowe and his friends and one of the men punched stowe in the back of the head and he hit his head on the pavement. the father of two was rushed to the hospital with critical head injuries and was later placed in a medically induced coma because of swelling of the brain. his co-workers here at amr have set up a fund to help pay for his medical care. >> i hope for a full recovery for brian. i want him to come home so that we can, you know, give him trouble about it. the trouble he's put us through just so he can get himself a signed jersey. we like to tease him about

dodgers stadium after a beating of a 42-year-old man, brian stow. he is still in a medically induced coma following the attack last week. our nbc station in l.a. is outside dodgers stadium this morning with a look at some of the changes. john. >> reporter: good morning, brent. when we look at the security here at dodgers stadium, one thing is evident. dodgers organization hasn't had somebody in charge of security since 2005. now, they have a big hitter coming to town saying he wants to make changes. that big hitter is somebody we know well in the los angeles area. he left l.a. and has been working for a security consulting firm. all of his background and what he knows about law enforcement, he says he has a plan for dodgers stadium. >> our focus will be on issues relative to security at the stadium, security offices, police, cameras, lighting. traditional security survey, if you will. >> the victim, his first name. the police have yet to find the suspects involved in the beatings last week. they hope in anybody knows anything they will give a phone call. they are trying their best to make sure they enjoy their past time and do it in a safe way

. >>> the giants are wrapping up their opening series with the dodgers in l.a. as we speak.very team is on comcast sportsnet, every night at 10:30. going deep with sportsnet central. >>> not just the men's final four in texas this weekend. the championship game is tomorrow with uconn facing butler. but the pga tour also in houston. this is the final tune-up before the masters. action from augusta starts later this week. coming into today, phil mickelson had not won since last week's masters. today he shoots a final round 65 to finish 20 under par. he takes the tournament by three shots over chris kirk and scott verplank. now here is a way you can play the masters tonight. each hole of augusta national golf club has been scanned and mapped out by ea sports so that the masters can be played over and over in the new tiger woods pga tour 12. sort of enjoying a pimento cheese sandwich in the gallery, they have the details down pat. the digital representation of the home of the masters allows some of the greatest scenery on the xbox and playstation and nintendo wii. over a dozen o

yesterday was the final game against the dodgers in l.a. they got home runs. it wasn't enough. dodgers go on to take it. final score 7-5. the as get a day off before heading north of the border. they are taking on the toronto blue jays. oakland picked up their first win yesterday thanks to a good seventh inning. they scored an additional four runs. final score was 7-1. >>> a lot of baseball here this week starting friday. the weather is going to be pretty nice. chilly if you are headed out to at&t park for the big home opener. high pressure is the reason why we are going to cool down. it's going to head off to the east for this week. a low pressure system digging in here is going to make its way into the area. it provides moisture, rainfall thursday night into friday night. possibly a dusting of show over mt. hamilton. 41 degrees in napa. 45 in navato now. typically the coldest point of the day. sunrise, 7:30 a.m. we are going to drop off more before we hit the lows. the highs will be down right pleasant. 77 degrees in los gatos. we have changes on the way. let's walk you throug

l.a. i moved here six months ago. doernl dodgers stadium is a little more aggressive some say than other stadiums. >> the dodgersing or ing oingi dodgers release ad a statement - >>> the game tonight between the giants/dodgers gets under way at 7:00. a heavy police presence. we'll have a complete report at 11:00. >> say good-bye to the fast pass. hello to the clipper card for good. starting monday. mun if is ditching paper for plastic. after three decades. muni riders on buses, street cars, cable cars, the paper fast pass will become a thing of the past the you can still book monthly passage. you will have to do it electronically through clipper card. paper passes for kids and seniors won't be eliminated until june. >> bullying students because of sexual orientation is a practice which doesn't end in high school. lawmakers introduce aid bill that includes colleges anti-harassment and intimidation policies in codes of conduct. the bill would ask schools to measure whether they're improving the quality of life for lgtb students. it co

if you are coming to dodger stadium to cause trouble, i advise you to stay home. because you will be arested. >> okay. l.a. police chief, charlie beck says the fans will be awed with the increased police presence beginning at dodgers games next week and through out the season. before the dodgers return to dodger stadium they will be here, you mention, jessica, monday at at & t park. that game here, monday night. giants/dodgers dedicated to bryan stow. down in the dodgers stadium, the announcers visited bryan stow at the usc medical center. so much support from the giants family and baseball family. >> bryan stow was supposed to be here. another man would love to be here. in federal court dealing with problems. slugger, barry bonds. one of the biggest stars to ever come out of this team who probably would have enjoyed being here today instead he was dealing with his own charges in federal court. >>> that case is wrapping up now. the jury is deliberating. let's bring in tracy grant who joins us from the federal courthouse. like usual, tracy another day with some surprises. what do you have? >> well, you kno

dodger fan doesn't think he'll need his disguise. >> especially here in the crowd, you get jeers but it's nothing bad. it's nothing negative whatsoever. >> so far, so good. you hear things, beat l.a. but so far so good. >> dodger fans held a fund-raiser at dodger stadium and they raised $61,000 for bryan stow's medical expenses. >> kristen: jurors in the barry bonds perjury trial will try to reach a verdict when the panel return to court this morning to resume deliberations for a third day. they listened to testimony read back to them from a former bonds assistant who said she once saw bonds receive an injection. in his testimony, no one except doctors ever gave him an injection. >> it doesn't involve illegal substances, this count involves and injection. >> bonds is charged with perjury and faces a maximum of ten years in prison. while sentencing guidelines call for 15-20 months, other athletes have been sentenced to house arrest. >> san francisco police are looking for a fifth teenager in connection of a weekend murder of a six-year-old boy. he was found dead in a duplex in the 21-year-old block. prasada. there was an attempt to destroy evidence to start a fire. 15-year-old sus

first game between the dodgers and the giants. l.a. got off to a great start, striking out nine. t san fran catcher buster posey makes a throwing error. the dodgers score and end up beating the world series champs 2-1. the yankees and tigers trade great plays. in the first curtis granderson makes a diving catch. look at that. then in the fifth detroit's ray rayburn returns the favor. the yanks come out on top, winning their home opener 6-3 over detroit. >>> and in college basketball, youtube's dunking sensation jacob tucker, proves he is the real deal. tucker a perfect 50 in the college slam dunk championship. and get this, he is only 5'10" tall. tucker got in the competition through a facebook vote and is the only nondivision i player in the competition. he definitely has game. he also takes home the trophy. >>> and march madness continues tomorrow. coverage of the final four begins at 4:00 eastern right here on cbs. the tip-off between butler and vcu is at 6:00. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. and beating the odds. the seven workers on the biggest

. >>> two witnesses are talking about the attack on bryan stow, attacked outside dodger stadium in l.a. after last thursday' game. the couple says they saw two men knock down the santa cruz paramedic and kick him. >> yelling at him, get off of him, get away from him. at that point he tried to again punch him but he was so inebriated that he basically almost fell over, looked up at me and kind of came towards me. but i think at that point he realized there was a couple more people behind me and his friend, the other thug, decided to pull him back and they started backing up. >> there is a $100,000 reward to find the attackers. >>> a strong aftershock hit japan this morning nearly a month after the devastating earthquake and tsunami. the u.s. geological survey said it was least a magnitude 7.1. the epicenter off the coast of miyagi the same area hit by the 9.0 earthquake on march 11. workers at the crippled fukushima dai-ichi nuclear power plant were evacuated as a precaution but no damage has been reported. a tsunami warning was briefly in effect for the northeastern part of the country

. >>> a fund is now established to pay medical bills for the man beaten outside dodger stadium in l.a. 42-year-old brian stowe was attacked on thursday night right after the game between the dodgers and giants. he fell and hit his head he is now in a medically induced coma. he has been a paramedic for six years in santa clara county a coworker has started a fund at common wealth credit union san jose his family says he may need brain surgery there is a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of those two suspects. >>> state health officials are warning people to avoid eating sprouts that may be contaminated with sam non-ella. they were produced by -- salmonella. they were produced by lewis foods. they have a use by date by april 14th or earlier. alfalfa, clover, and broccoli sprouts all were sold to distribute tores in the central valley and central coast. no illness has been reported. symptoms can include fever and abdominal cramps. >>> google cofounder larry page is going to reclaim the role of ceo for the mountain view company tomorrow. that is him on the top. no forma