l.a. dodgers are meeting for there first series at dodger stadium. our news crew was there as well as fans and police. the game will get underway in just under 10 minutes. fans called the attack on bryan stow senseless. >> to have it happen here -- where fans like to has a friendly environment a shameful. >>> doctors offered some optimistic news today about stow's condition. they say they have gleaned him off of -- weened him off of anti-seizure medications. >> is beginning to show some primitive functions but how that relates to his long-term prognosis is still unclear. >> doctors plan to reduce the other medicines in the coming weeks. they say that will help them better assess brain function. >>> we are also following the stow saga online at ktvu.com. >>> it is a blockbuster ipo, wall street's biggest deal of the year. it is a deal worth billions being closely watched by other social networking companies. >> reporter: before baseball and before twitter there was linkedin, the company was founded in 2002 and has more than 100 million members. >> i j

l.a. dodgers monday night. he apparently immediately left the stadium for the nba's laker playoff game, taking up a front row seat with pal david beckham, who celebrated his 36th birthday. i probably would have done that, too, along with other courtside friends like will ferrell, eddie murphy and jack nicholson. >> these are the decisions celebrities must make. >> he at least could have kept the dodger's cap on. >> oh well. this comes to us from wvla pbc 33 in baton rouge, louisiana. a group of scouts received a homecoming celebration some feared would never happen. a two-day search and rescue mission netted the results everyone was hoping for when six scouts and two troop leaders returned to their families. anxiety spread when the troops didn't return from a three-day camping trip. but one scout reassured everyone they survived by living the boy scout motto, be prepared. be prepared. lesson learned. >>> i'm lynn berry, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> he

l.a. dodgers for the lack of security and proper lighting and that it provided a perfect opportunity for crime. the family's attorney says he is seeking as much as $30 million from the dodgers. >> they got rid of the head of security and two thirds of the security people. what happens then if you have no security? people can do anything they please and you have things like this happen. >> the man described as a primary aggressor, giovanni ramirez, was arrested sunday. >>> the owner of the staples center in los angeles also faces a file suit over the death of a 2-year-old boy. a 2-year-old boy fell from the luxury suite at a lakers game. >>> researchers say they plan to comb the area near the golden gate bridge for signs of a missing teenager. allison bayless was last seen at san ramon high school. her bicycle was found in a lots near the bridge. the coast guard searched the water while san francisco police scoured the shore. >>> as consumer editor tom vacar explains, cameras can be used to look inside pipelines underneath populated areas. >> reporter: this is a view of the section of the racin

the 42-year-old paramedic and father of two has been here since he was beaten at an l.a. dodger game march 31st. tonight he's still in a comatose state but it's no longer medically induced. the last time they tried to take him off that medicine, he began having seizures and they had to put him back on. this time he's gone three days, no seizures. he's still on a ventilator, still considered to be in critical condition, but doctors say his vital signs are good. now, his sisters are here at the hospital with him. his parents were here until thursday. they had to go back to northern california but are expected to return to l.a. this week, possibly as soon as tomorrow to begin discussing with doctors whether or not bryan stow is stable enough to move him to a trauma hospital a little bit closer to his home in santa cruz. now, meanwhile police here in los angeles continue to search for the dodgers fans who attacked him. for now that's the very latest from los angeles. angie crouch, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, angie. >>> bryan stow's family received more financial support this af

l.a. dodgers opening game. 42-year-old brian stowe was transferred today from a critical care unit in los by ambulance, by plane, to san francisco general. his mother says the father of two and avid san francisco giants fan remains in a coma- like state. >> people in that state can open their eyes, they have movement but they don't know how much of that is brian doing it on his own. it's just his body response. >> reporter: the response of the l.a.p.d. has been massive. despite 17 detectives working full time plastering the city with 300 of these billboards, a $100,000 reward, they still haven't apprehended the two assailants they say beat stowe simply because he was wearing a giants jersey. as of today, the l.a.p.d. has received 461 tips. detectives have investigated every one of them and they're now focused on two which they consider most promising. so right now you've... you need a lucky break >> we need a break. we need that one phone call, that one person out there who knows what this suspect. that's how we we're going to solve this case. >> reporter: stowe says the family has comple

l.a. dodgers should have done differently. >> pension show down in san jose city hall.hool president met with governor brown to see if that could be avoided. >> later, the situation room, technology that will some day have a life saving payoff on the battlefield. >> good evening. things could not get worse at city hall. >> they're debating reforms and both sides are dig not guilty for a nasty fight. >> now more with the story. >> reporter: you have two very strong and sincere opinions on this issue. one saying it's significant pension reform isn't adopted, the city is on the road to bankruptcy. the other saying that the mayor's proposals are simply illegal and they're even asking the attorney general to investigate that. you add to the mix today a wisconsin senator who fired up the union faithful. >> san jose labor, are you

l.a. dodgers. attendance has been low at the dodgers games.re the fans saying we don't like major league baseball takitake ing ownership and managing the team. >> it's hard to comment on the contrary. us taking over has been positive. we are in the process of doing that. in the end, we care about the fans. we are in the process now of monitoring it and doing investigation by the law firm. i'm very comfortable in saying to you and i know the people in l.a. are that we will work all that out. >> perhaps you want to know what the commissioner thinks about instant replay. the answer in the 5:00 p.m. hour. >>> next, chris bosh takes on a reality show. why he's suing his ex over it. down the hill? man: all right. we were actually thinking, maybe... we're going to hike up here, so we'll catch up with you guys. [ indistinct talking and laughter ] whew! i think it's worth it. working with a partner you can trust is always a good decision. massmutual. let our financial professionals help you reach your goals. and all we need to do is change the way we'r

l.a.'s dodgers stadium. the case prompted outrage in the sports world and an outpouring of support for the victim. nbc's george lewis has more tonight. >> reporter: it was early this morning when a s.w.a.t. team stormed this apartment building >> the los angeles police department has arrested a suspect in the senseless and brutal attack that occurred here at dodgers stadium on opening day. >> but officials haven't yet identified the suspect. >> there are at least two outstanding suspects that we are actively searching for. because of that, i am not going to give you some information that you want. i'm not going to give you the name. >> the victim, paramedic brian stow, a father of two, is a giants fan and was wearing his team's jersey at the dodgers' home opener against the giants back in march when he was jumped by a pair of angry l.a. fans. delores donnelly witnessed the beating. >> i heard someone yell some cuss words in the van. then we seen brian on the ground. >> reporter: beaten so badly that he remai

l.a. city councilwoman and congressional candidate along with loyal dodger fan janice hahn.> i think bud and the commission, they like to deal with just a few select owners and i think the idea of dealing with 100,000 fan owners probably makes it a little bit more difficult. >> why could you not have -- not like all 100,000 are going to show up in bud's office there are plenty of publicly traded companies that have millions of shareholders yet it's insane, actually only have one person who runs the company. i don't know how they do it. >> i know. and i think it is a great idea. you know, we have been watching -- us dodger fans have been watching with great sadness the whole drama playing out in the mccourts' live and seeing dodger revenue being spent on lavish lifestyles and homes instead of going back in to make a world class team, i think it is a great opportunity to ask congress to pass a law making it legal for fan ownerships of the dodgers, if they are ever sold. >> how is it playing in l.a.? >> people love it. people are walking up to me, high fiving month streets. the

l.a. dodgers game who was brutally beaten outside of dodger stadium.ow, a southern california company, an advertising company, is actually getting involved to help track down those suspects. we want to turn to our reporter in los angeles with the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. just started putting up the billboards this morning and this is one of hundreds that will be scattered around, not just l.a. county also into orange county and riverside and san bernardino counties as well. a lot of people go to those dodgers' games. they want to get the billboard out so people can see it. hard to spot considering the way they put it all together. wanted, attempted murder at dodger stadium. the sketch police have been using to try to find these guys. we're talking more than a month and a half now. they have not been able to find these punks, as they're being referred to here in the l.a. area and they need your help. $100,000 reward to do so. 1-877 did lapd-24-7, and hoping this will help the family heal. they came up with this idea, plann

l.a. dodgers accusing them of negligence. >>> they got rid of head of security and they got rid of two-thirds of the security people. so now then what happens then. if you have no security, people will let you do anyone and anything they please and you have things like this happening. >>> now attorney tom has been involved in several big cases including the case that inspired the movie erin brkovich. his lawsuit is seeking $30 million. we posted a copy of that lawsuit and its allegations at our channel 2 web site ktvu.com. look for the brian stow tab. >>> ask we just had a problem on the golden gate bridge. there was a piece that was stuck north gate of the bridge. we were watching as no cars were coming down. they have just moved off that piece of equipment and a lot of people who were stuck in traffic near the tunnel are now coming through. you can see the caution light is still flashing. they had a little bit of trouble of getting that road work off. if you're driving to the south coming into san francisco. you may see some delays near the tunnel, the cars are broken free and heading south

l.a. dodgers on may 31. ramirez's lawyer says his client wasn't even at the game that day. they say that he spent the day at his aunt's house and that he is willing to take a lie detector test. meantime, the stow family also filed a lawsuit against the dodgers and owner frank mccourt accusing them of failing to provide adequate security at that game and inappropriately exposing stow to the criminal acts of third parties. the family says there wasn't any dodger security in the stadium parking lot where stow was attacked and that it took security guards at least 10 to 15 minutes to arrive after the beating. so they are suing for that. the stow family also wants the dodgers to repay all of the donations that the public sent to them except for a very large gift given to them by barry bonds who has pledged scholarships for stow's two children. so again, that criminal line-up today will hopefully help investigators continue to build their case but they say the fact that they haven't officially criminally filed ramirez -- they haven't officially charged him is not a reflection on

l.a. dodgers. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura. where we are this morning, this is where bryan stow worked as a paramedic before he was beaten into a coma almost a couple of months ago. this is american medical response, amr services in san jose. but we don't have an update on bryan stow's condition this morning. he still remains in critical condition at sf general, but we do have an important update regarding the suspect who police arrested over the weekend. the question is, did lapd arrest the wrong guy? 31-year-old giovanni ramirez was arrested sunday in east hollywood. investigators say he is a convicted felon and known gang member, but now an attorney with the ramirez family says ramirez has a clear-cut alibi. his mother and 10-year-old daughter also saying he was not at dodgers stadium for opening day on march 31st. his daughter saying she was with her dad at a relative's home instead. his mother is asking authorities to review surveillance video. >> he's anxious to take a polygraph exam, adamant that he was not there on that

l.a. dodgers/giants game. >> we're working to get in contact with the family. bryan stow is currently recovering at san francisco general. we're going to have a crew out there, and follow this story throughout the day, of course always on ktvu.com. keep checking that website for the updates and on the 5:00 news tonight. >> rosemary, we're going to give you one last check of the weather. >> in general, cooler today. very similar to what we've seen, and of course you can always get the forecast at ktvu.com. >> thanks for watching everyone. have a wonderful sunday. ♪ [ music ] announcement yesterday talking about what will happen to america once you're elected. >> we will all be able to say free at last, free at last! thank god almighty, this nation is free at last again! >> chris: mr. cain? >> yes. >> chris: free from what? >> free from rising debt. free from legislation is being forced down the throat of the american people like obama care. free from an arrogant disregard of the american people as it relates to things that the people want. free from a stagnant e

tomorrow the giants play the dodgers in l.a. this will be their first time back at dodger stadium since the attack. stow was transferred from l.a. to san francisco general to a renouned trauma center specializing in brain injuries. a team of specialists is monitoring his recovery. >>> they are investigating a third rape in nine days of an unconscious and intoxicated student. the latest happened sunday in a dorm room. it is the same area where a woman was raped on may 12th. the first attack was may 7th on at an off campus fraternity house. they are not saying if the women were drugged, but they do say the incidents are not related. >>> another surveillance video has surfaced showing san francisco police officers taking eye thems from a suspect's room -- items from a suspect's room they say was never entered into evidence. it was released and it shows a search and subsequent drug arrest at the hotel in february. the officers can be seen walking into the building empty handed and then walking out holding what appears to be a laptop

he was attacked in march as he was leaving a giants-dodgers game in l.a. police say his attackers were wearing dodgers jersey. stow was wearing a giants shirt. family says they are glad to have him home and do consider it a good sign that he can be moved to san francisco. >> we have indications it could be a long road to recovery. we are looking at over a year of rehab. so we're prepared. we're prepared to take that next step with brian, definitely. >> reporter: police are still looking for the two men who attacked bryan stow. here is a sketch they are working from based on witness descriptions. police will be holding a press conference to update the investigation. his parents say leaving l.a. is bittersweet think are happy to have him back in the bay area but they are l miss the doctors and nurses that have supported him through this calling it truly a city of angels. >> eric: san francisco transportation officials are holding a public hearing to consider a plan plachb that could create record high fares for cabs in the city. proposals being considered a f

l.a. dodgers.see him there. >> police posted more than 300 bill boards looking for the perpetrator, offered a 250,00$2 reward for information and those efforts finally paid off. thelma gutierrez has details live from l.a. think it's such a public place, eventually somebody would come forward with details on what happened. >> kiran, two and a half months later they definitely did and the arrest of one of the suspects is a big score for the lapd. a culmination of an intense manhunt that involved 20 detectives and according to the lapd, 6,000 hours of police work. sunday morning, 31-year-old giovanni ramirez was arrested in connection with the brutal beating of san francisco giants fan 42-year-old bryan stow. ramirez is facing charges of assault with a deadly weapon and is being held on $1 million bail. over the past two months, police have received more than 600 leads, but detectives say they got their break late last week from information they received from a law enforcement source. investigators sa

l.a., brewers and dodgers, a shot to left center. looked like his fourth home run of the year, but gomez timed it perfectly, jumped and robbed him of a sure homer. for some reason johnny gomes didn't think he hit one here. against the clubs, hit it clear out of the park, but check out his reaction. stopped at second, looked at the umpire. yeah, johnny, that's gone. no doubt about the score, reds won 7-4. a very forgettable night at the royals. indian had 14 runs in 2 1/3. indians roll 19-1. and finally a rain delay can put a damper on any baseball game, but at some park, the entertainment in the rain is better than the game itself. case in point, they turn back the clock with some rain delay jousting. no horses needed. just jump on a treated mate's bat and hold on temperature next stop, the renaissance fair. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> why donald trump will stick to prime time rather than the race for pennsylvania avenue. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> pl

>> reporter: brian stow may have been from the bay area, but the folks here in l.a., the citizens, dodger fans, are equally concerned and care about what's happening to brian stow. chief beck got up and he did choke up. maybe he was choking up because of emotion or maybe something was stuck in his throat, but i'm certain he's deeply satisfied with how far they've come in this investigation. he said that he had 20 detectives working full time trying to find these suspects. they spent 6,000 hours in this investigation. so far 630 leads developed. a lot of people here in l.a. are happy about this arrest and, of course, are concerned with the future of brian stow as well. >> it was good news here. rachel kim, thank thank you. well, news of the arrest was buzzing today where the giants and as were wrapping up a three- game series. we continue coverage with relief from the fans and the front office. >> reporter: a cheer for a giants play and relief that a suspect has been arrested. >> i'm glad there's a consequence and they tracked him down. someone had to have seen him. >> good, progress in th

l.a., 71 degrees. dodgers are back in town taking on the giants. breezy and cool at at&t park, 58 dropping down to 55 degrees. tonight we'll have the cloud cover. mid to upper 40s in the north bay valleys. the rest of us in the upper 40s to around 50 degrees. so we'll have a quick warming trend today. temperatures will hold steady close to average wednesday and thursday. a quiet cold front will move through friday and open the floodgates of that cool air from alaska that is going to have enough moisture saturday and sunday and lingering into monday. have a great day. here is frances. >> still looking good around the bay area. here is a live shot of interstate -- 80 in berkeley. no trouble. if you are thinking about heading up to tahoe you may want to consider 80 in the eastbound direction base starting tomorrow highway 50 will actually be closed to replace a rock wall at the summit. people will be detoured on highway 50. if you are coming out of the east bay you may want to consider highway 88. detour will take at least at an extra 30 minutes. keep

by the way, giants, dodgers tonight in l.a. first time they have been back since that season opener weekend. >> and increased police presence there and, of course, the billboards going up trying to catch those suspects. >> track those guys down. >>> 5:41. trying to get pregnant? the workout routine some women say does the trick. >> and drink up, guys. how coffee can help save your life. i'm on cup number 3 right now. three more to go. ♪ [ male announcer ] the davis twins... ...are alike in nearly every way... ...right down to brushing their teeth. so how did only one get gingivitis? well, one in two people do. so i told karen about new crest pro-health clinical gum protection toothpaste. it helps eliminate plaque at the gumline, helping prevent gingivitis. it's even clinically proven to help reverse it in just 4 weeks. and it protects these other areas dentists check most. looks like the twins are even again. new crest pro-health clinical toothpaste. life opens up when you do. new crest pro-health clinical toothpaste. i know yo

l.a.'s dodger stadium. still in a coma this morning. story we've been following and a lot of people have been following. obviously there are some bad people in the city of los angeles but there are also good people. the folks at lamar advertising wanted to have an outing at dodger stadium. not enough people are interested. apparently a lot of employees are scared for safety. that's why the owner of lamar advertising decided to do this. met with lapd and the dodgers organization and decided to come up with the billboard, what to use, colors to use so when folks drove by, it would catch your eye. it appears it's done so. about 200 will go up in l.a. county, orange koucounty and ot counties hoping somebody will notice it and call in a tip. send it back to you. >> thank you very much, john. >>> we're waking up live here in san francisco this morning as our tour across the bay continues. 20 cities in 20 days. it's a beautiful day to be in the city by the bay. probably anywhere across the bay area. check the forecast with christina lauren. >>

l.a. dodgers and doubled the reward. it offered $100,000.00. now the report said to of a thousand dollars for information leading to the rest. >>caller: because of these billboards, because of core version from the dodgers and because of the public we are working on over 500 various clues that have been developed. we are pursuing some strong leads particularly as it pertains to the female who is described as the driver of the vehicle that to the assailant away from dodgers stadium that night. the female was described as wearing a dodgers jersey with the name ethier on it. >>reporter: >>anchor: the giants are a lot essentials plan the dodgers. the lapd will be on hand to make sure there are no problems and handing out fliers. there will be placed seventh for people to leave anonymous tips. >>anchor: 710 is the time we will be back a couple of minutes as we continue to follow developing is. we have a live shot from connecticut and air force one. the president just arrived in connecticut. he is going to give a commencement address at the coast gua

l.a. opener between the giants and dodgers in march. 300 billboards with this ad will start going up in l.a. urging anyone who recognizes these two men who beat stow to call police. the family says depending on the results of a brain scan, he will be transferred by the end of next week. >> a toddler is about to celebrate her first boyfriend birthday thanks to doctors. >> two doctors recommended terminating the pregnancy but they heard about a doctor that specializes in pediatric heart surgery. they performed a lifesaving procedure when kennedy was born. >> everybody is amazed how well she is doing. she is definitely showing she is a fighter and she can handle it. >> kennedy still needs more surgery and years of remembering checkups to ensure that her heart is functioning normally. >> he is a cute i at this. no doubt about it. >> and watching the giants game weather 12:45. >> and it's on the road. >> torture last night. >> i was asleep. what happened. >> it was down to the wire. >> get your money's worth. >> get your money's worth in the form of sunshine. it won't be as cloudy as yesterday.

stow was attacked in march as he was leaving a giants-dodgers game in l.a. his attackers were wearing dodgers' jerseys and stow was wearing a giants shirt. the family is glad to have him home. they do consider it a good sign he can be moved to san francisco, but they realize he has long road ahead of him. >> we have indications long road to recovery, over a year of rehab. so we're prepared to take that next step with brian definitely. >> police are still looking for the two men who attacked him. here is the sketch they are work from. they have based on witness descriptions. police in l.a. will be holding a press conference tomorrow to update the investigation. the family says as happy as they are coming home to the bay area they are a little sad to be leaving l.a. saying that their friend at the hospital the nurses and the doctors have all been amazing. live? san francisco, amy hollyfield "abc 7 news". >> kristen: chp is investigating what caused a four-car collision on the golden gate bridge. they shut down the bridge around 8:00 p.m. three people were taken

l.a. police chief displayed a dodgers jersey that they believe a woman who drove the attackers was wearing that night with a number 16 on the back. they will be at the stadium over the next duties to talk to any witnesses. so far they have investigated 500 leads. >> we are going to make and break on a lead. when you give us leads with names and they match the composites, maybe you overheard them talking. >> the reward for information has doubled to $200,000 pre- tonight bryan stow is being cared for at san francisco general hospital. >>> one of the defendants in the chauncey bailey murder trial took the stand. mackey said he wanted to tell his side of the story and also suggested a reason why confessed killer devaughndre broussard would implicate him. both men were involved with the same woman. closing arguments are expected tomorrow. >>> we are back on storm watch two nights. we'll show you what it looks like today in oakland. it was enough to dampen streets, and make the daily commute more difficult. >>> the images we're showing you is water going over the dam. it is another indicator of

. >>> the family of the san francisco giants fan brutally beaten at dodger stadium is suing the l.a. team and its owner. the lawsuit filed today in l.a. superior court alleges cutbacks in security and outdated facilities at dodger stadium contributed to that attack. bryan stow's family say the dodgers should have provided more security, especially for opening day. stow was beaten in the parking lot and then flown to san francisco general hospital last week after more than a month of treatment in los angeles. l.a. police just made an arrest in the case over the weekend. 31-year-old giovanni ramirez is being held on $1 million bail. >>> happening right now, another deadly tornado strikes. we're tracking the storm from close up. this is video from our oklahoma city station where at least one tornado touched down this afternoon, killing two people. trees and power lines as you can see, no match for the strong winds. that storm system is now on its way toward joplin, missouri, that's where cleanup from sunday's storm has just started. nbc's jay gray has the latest. >> reporter: emergency

in l.a., giants and dodgers fans getting along. top of the second. two outs.ing the other way. buster posey. back up the middle. tejada in. sanchez blows away juan uribe with the smoke. right now giants leading 3-0 in the ninth. a's and twins all smiles before the game. do a little dance. you know. gonzalez and dejesus messing around. the fun ended before one out was recorded. tyson ross tweaked his left side on the fifth bullpen of game.ch of the not sure how long he will get out. the a's bullpen have to get 27 outs. justin morneau. two-run blast to make it 4-1 minnesota and the a's trevor ploof is three-run shot ofis own. the twins sweep the two game mini series. jason giambi homered three times. he had just three hits all season coming into the game. he was batting .115. at 40, he is the second oldest player ever to hit three homers in a game. the rockkies went on to win the game 7-1. >>> if you can't beat them, beat them up. the sharks tried that and did not work. they are down 2-0. >> in the series. things fell apart in the third period. they kept getting

he remains in critical condition after being beaten by dodgers fans in l.a. nearly a month ago. >>> well, they can be dangerous leftovers. how police are helping people rid their medicine chest of unused drugs. >> thank you for wanting to meet me. >> and sharing tears with strangers. the emotional gathering that brought together families with a deep bond. >>> i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the cbs 5 weather center. offshore winds blowing around the bay area, turning up the heat. and yes, it is going to get even hotter for tomorrow. in many spots. we will talk about that coming up. ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, dropping >>> dumping drugs the right way. people all over the bay area were dropping off unused medications today at monitor sites in several cities. it was part of national drug take-back day. law enforcement is trying to keep pills out of the wrong hands, as well as water supplies. and a similar event last september, 121 tons of prescription drugs were surrendered from 4,000 sites. >>> and an emotional meeting of more than 500 people in hayward today. familie

l.a. for beating bryan stow outside dodger stadium march 31st. l.a. police made the arrest yesterday morning. a tip from a parole agent helped identify the suspect. stow remains in critical condition in san francisco at san francisco general hospital. >>> a missing baby has been found alive apparently in good condition, too. the mother of 4-month-old rammy gallegos said she put the infant to bed saturday night and when she woke up 8 hours later she wasn't in her bassinette but is now found. authorities don't believe the baby was kidnapped. >>> 89 people are dead and the toll could get higher after a massive tornado slammed the city of joplin, missouri. the pictures are unbelievable. a hospital was hit so hard that medical records and x-rays were found 70 miles away. >>> unbelievable conditions there. not quite that way here in the bay area although pretty breezy outside this morning especially at the coast and along the bay. temperatures we are seeing in the highway 40s and low 50s. highs today similar to yesterday. we are certainly going to see more

l.a. since ma may 31. he was beaten up while leaving a giants-dodgers game. s parents say they don't have any negative feelings towards l.a. quite the opposite they are going to miss the doctors and nurses who have cared for brian saying it's truly the city of angels. they do consider it a good sign that brian is stable enough to move. >> obviously peace of mind would be to have brian come back home. >> the recovery is what we're looking for. it started pretty good this week. he's had a lot of movement. we look at that. i think it will continue. we hope it does. >> reporter: here is a sketch of the two men police are looking for. they haven't made any arrests but they are holding a news conference to update the investigation. stow was taken out of a medically induced coma a little more than a week ago but he is still unconscious. he has opened his eyes and his doctors and friends are hoping he'll get better soon. his mom says she would love to see him smile and say, hi, mom. >> eric: five of the seven suspects arrested for the murder of a german tourist in san

he'll be able to look out across -- across downtown los angeles and he will have a look at dodger stadium. live in l.a., ken wayne. >> you can read the complete court filing today from the stow family on ktvu.com. just look for under the bryan stow tab. >>> search teams are scouring the area around the golden gate bridge for a missing teenager from danville. 15-year-old allyson bayliss was last seen yesterday morning. she did not come home last night. her father says he found her bicycle near golden gate bridge after he found directions to that park. >> we are just hopeful that you know she came out and doing something i don't know what, but we're trying to locate her. >> reporter: allyson bayliss is 5'8", 130 pounds, blond hair and blue eyes. >>> a a toddler dropped off at a hospital. police don't know who she is, they're hoping you do? >>> and a couple is trying to recover after a grandmother allegedly kidnapped a child. one day after they were reunited with their 4 -month-old daughter. their baby was discovered missing on sunday. before the day was over, police in los angeles arrested the baby's gr

l.a. after a beating at dodgers stadium more than a month ago. stow's family posted that overnight upsight on the website support for brian stow. stow is still in an l.a. hospital. snow's family says doctors are continuing to lower one medication at a time very slowly. doctors had planned to operate yesterday to put a shunt in to alleviate fluid buildup in his brain. >>> more police are on patrol after cinco de mayo revellers got destructive. as "today in the bay" reports, local business owners are concerned that the trouble will continue through the weekend. >> blanca says she's concerned about her buzz after she saw a crowd start throwing rocks at the windows of a store across the street. >> worrying about if they're going to break any windows. no, no, i will take care of my business tonight. >> she's worried the cinco de mayo weekend may bring more trouble, so she plans on guarding her business from the rooftop patio. >> they won't throw it, trust me, they saw me so they crossed the street over. so they know me. >> san jose police arrested seve

. >> reporter: security will be tight at tonight's dodgers/giants game in l.a., the first since stowas beaten at the season opener. police will be passing out flyers tonight with these sketches. witnesses say the suspects got away in a car driven by a woman wearing a white dodgers jersey with the name ethier and the number 16 on the back. as the search continues, so does hope for stow, a father of two. >> what we're doing is we're making small incremental changes, everything that we have done so far has been positive and we have had a very good response. but it's still too early to really make these sort of statements as to where i think he will be because again, we're in a day by day period. >> reporter: and doctors hope to update us again in about a week or so. the dodgers are playing at at&t parks obviously the giants, tomorrow night and security is going to be stepped up significantly for that game, as well. >> thank you, anne makovec. >>> this afternoon, we are meeting the new face of al qaeda. he is an egyptian-born militant named saif al-adel. according to al-jazeera, he has b

l.a. dodgers game in late march. >>> we'llake a quick break but we'll be right back with a look at weather some low cloud cover kind of creeping in from the coast. a lot of it is making its way over the land but you can see it hugging the coast and find a bit of fog, especially in the north bay through the next couple of hours. after that, clouds will lift, break apart and left with mostly sunny skies. 73 in oakland, 77 in los gatos, maybe a few high passing cirrus clouds, only the highest clouds able to get over the high pressure ridge. 88 degrees, record territory. let's take in with mike inouye. >> sluggish drive from 101 and typical spots. 880 a little heavier than we typically see. 808, slowdown around the coliseum but not as bad as we've seen at 8:30 some days. we'll see that build over the next half hour. into the city, backup chk at the toll plaza back to the maze and in the city now word muni, delays because of a suspicious package. we're following that. >> we'll keep tabs on that. >> another update in half an hour. "today" back in less than a minute. >>> 8:30 on this monday morni

l.a. residents where they believe the suspect may be staying. he was attacked in march at dodgerhe was beaten and had severe damage to his brain. he has since been taken out of a medically induced coma and taken to san francisco general hospital. we will bring you updates as to become available. a quick look out side from mount tam always beautiful and interesting view. we see blue skies and some overcast. let's check in for the latest. >>janu: we are seeing cloud cover, a little overcast and a lot of clearing. we a patchy clouds this morning, it's why did the breezy and mild this afternoon. slightly warmer conditions and your work week. temperatures are all in the '50s, 50 santa rosa, 51 san francisco, a 53 redwood city, and mid 60s and mountain view and 56 in los gatos. satellite showing a small storm system pushing into the pacific northwest which is bringing us the cloud cover today. wind gusts for new getting up to 20 m.p.h. in san francisco, 19 san rafael and that will pick up. by 3:00 p.m. getting 30 san francisco, 26 san rafael and by 6:00 34 mi. per hour gusts in san fra

l.a. attorney who is taking on the dodgers and owner frank mccourt. at at&t park, giants fans who are already pulling for bryan stow to get better are now getting behind their family in a lawsuit against the dodgers. >> they should win millions of dollars. i hope they are compensated for their tragic loss. >> with 42-year-old bryan stow in critical condition at san francisco general hospital, his family filed a 31-page lawsuit against the dodgers. they claim the financially troubled team was negligent, failing to provide enough security the night stow was kicked and beaten. >> and what we have seen happened at dodger stadium, they decided to cut on security. theying nod the security budget, eliminated all of these people that used to be out there doing security. so what do you think is going to happen? >> the attorney claims it took 10 to 15 minutes for help to arrive while stow was being attacked. this former fbi agent rick smith says while trouble can break out no matter how many officers are there, the key to the case is whether the team skim pd on

dodgers. a lawsuit was filed yesterday in l.a. stating that the dodgers could have prevented that attack.t claims that it took 15 minutes for personnel to respond to the scene of the attack. the owner had cut back on securities since purchasing the team in 2004. the lawsuit is seeking 40 million- $50 million. we'll be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues right after the break. with hot if please remember if you are ready to and calling them currently right now like the beans were crying because of lycopene but when it be proven to work called wrote mark visage or >>: >>: a tornado warning in effect for downtown kansas. a tornado is imminent. tornadoes have been spotted spinning on the radar. everyone watching in kansas city right now, a potential tornado. in johnson city, kan., a tornado warning under effect for this major city as well as we are following the latest was severe weather moving through the area. more severe storms right now in the aftermath of tornadoes yesterday. here is the view from oklahoma. we have a video to show you of a tornado during to homes and overturn

dodger stadium. others are alongside the l.a. freeway. besides the sketching, each sign will list the $100,000 reward and a phone tip line. stow's family hopes the billboards will lead to the capture of the attackers. >>> how thin can a computer go? a new paper thin computer being unveiled in van koofber. it's showing off the future of smartphones as flexible. we have the story. >> reporter: they're psychologists, artists and computer scientistses meeting all week to discuss and display ways humans interact with computers. one canadian invention is getting a lot of buzz. it's being dubbed the paper phone, because it's super thin and flexible. >> we can curve it. and so it takes the shape 6 our body, which means i can take my phone and put it on my wrist as a bracelet, and i can't really do that with my current phone. it would be very clunky. >> reporter: it plays song, holds books and movies. it does everything your smartphone can do, just different. >> this is a digitizer allowing us to do pen and in the back, i can show you, those are s

l.a. commutety they are excite -- community they are excited to come home. brian stowe was severely beaten walking through the parking lot of dodgersum after the opening day game. he has been at the university medical center being treated for severe injuries. >> they will put up 300 billboards all over l.a. with the suspects sketchs to get the publics help his care continues here at san francisco general we understand he will be here between 10:00 a.m. this morning and noon sydnie back to you. >> thank you elizabeth wenger in san francisco. >>> the whole gang here now one last check of weather and traffic. weather wise rain. >> wet weather. monday. yeah. well, not quite different. >> still winter. >> still wintery these conditions seem very much like winter showers starting noontime today and continuing through late afternoon into the evening definitely need windshield wipers on. tuesday and wednesday more showers, tapering off by wednesday afternoon warmer and clearer for the rest of your workweek people were worried ability the rain for bay to breakers you was more concerned about the weather for the 2011 golf tournament with our

along the road to recovery for the giant's fan who was brutally beaten after a dodger fan in los angeles. his doctors in l.a. decided today they do not need to conduct surgery to remove swelling. his girlfriend is taking his two children out to dinner tonight maintaining a routine while their father is in the hospital. stow's roommate is among those waiting for him to come home. >> it's hard not to think about it, i mean there's cars in front seatover my house. it's there. i see his stuff every day. >> reporter: bryan stow remains hospitalized in los angeles. he has remained in a coma since the march 31st beating. >>> police are still looking for the two men who nearly killed bryan stow. these are composite sketches of them. one is described as a stocky latino of average high with a shaved head, mustache and goatee. he may have have tattoos as well. the other is latino with short hair and hazel eyes. he may also have tattoos but this time on his shoulders. >>> the bank is failing to clean up blithe left behind by foreclosures. cities may not have enough power to hold banks accountable. >> reporter: christin

tonight the giants and dodgers play in l.a. >>> 42-year-old stow remains in a coma and in critical but stable condition. this morning, his doctors plan to give us an update. they have been evaluating him since he was transferred to san francisco general hospital on the monday and now planning the next steps in his treatment >>> some of the world's top athletes here in the bay area this morning. it is the only local stage of this year's tour of california bicycle race. stage 4 is called the most grueling but scenic part of the race. it starts in livermore and runs 82 miles through the diablo range to the top of mount hamilton and ends in the east san jose foothills. kiet do is in downtown livermore where that stage will begin just before 12 noon. kiet, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. they are absolutely thrilled to have the race come here. this is the first time that they are getting a start. they are expecting about 31,000 people to line the streets of livermore thrilled to have all the attention and, of course, the tax revenue. that is because of the amgen tour is the biggest

. >> reporter: savagely can i god and attacked outside dodgers stadium paramedic bryan stow has lingered in a l.a. hospital bed. but tonight l.a. doctors believe stow is finally stable enough to leave los angeles. and make the one-hour flight by private jet to sfo where he will be immediately transferred to san francisco general hospital. chosen over all bay area hospitals we are told by l.a. county usc medical because of chief of neurosurgery and a doctor with specialized experience in brain and spinal injury. neither doctor manley nor the sf general staff will comment on anticipated treatment for stow saying tonight he is not a patient yet. l.a. county usc medical center goes on to say that bryan stow will leave monday morning at 10 a.m. they also say there is still one outstanding issue. they must find a special ambulance one that can accommodate stow and the respirator that is helping him breathe. still on the hunt for the two suspects. >> robert lyles in san francisco. thank you. >>> for the first time in state history 70 state parks will be locked up beginning this fall. it is all to save m

of santa rosa, in the parking lot of dodger stadium following the season opener. prosecutors met with l.a. police departments to review the case and decided they didn't have enough to charge ramirez. there are a number of witnesses who can testify that ramirez was elsewhere that night. with stow in critical condition at san francisco general the family filed suit against the dodgers saying the financially troubled team was skimping on security the night of the attack. >> what we have seen what happened on dodger stadium, they cut on security. they knocked the security budget, eliminated all the people that used to be out there doing security. what do you think is going to happen? >> reporter: the attorney claims it took ten minutes for help to arrive after the attack on stow. dodgers say they will vigorously defend themselves in court. the stows say if they win in court they want to reimburse everyone who gave to relief fund, except for barry bonds who doesn't want to be reimbursed. he gave college scholarships to both of the stow children. >>> a police officer arrested earlier this month

dodgers stadium the day of the attack. in fact she says her 31-year-old son wasn't at the opening day game because he was with relatives in l.a. >> please to be sure to check all those videos, all those videos on the stadium. on the dodgers stadium please check and be sure it is not my son. >> police are still looking for a second beating suspect and the woman who drove the getaway car. in the meantime the stow family is filing a lawsuit against the dodgers, claiming the team did not provide enough security on gameday. so far no comment from the dodgers. >>> a rally held to bring students at neighboring high schools together grew violent. a fight broke out around noon following a rally. the rally has held because hogan students will attend vallejo high school in the fall after the campus closes. but it looks like the fight isn't the result of campus rivalries, instead it appears it was started by two former high school students who drove to the campus. >>> this morning an antioch teacher will face charges of molesting an eighth grade boy. at another hearing. 63-year-old middle school teacher charles redman is pleading not gui

eventually, 200 of them will be posted, most of them near dodger stadium, while others will be erected along l.a. freeways. besides the sketches each sign will list a $100,000 reward and a phone tip line. stow's family hopes these billboards will lead to the capture of his attackers. >>> it's one of the trendiest neighborhoods in san francisco, brimming with young families and lots of cool hangouts. but the marina is now seeing a shift in its character with a sudden emergence of violent crime. a change that has the usually laid-back community a bit edgy. nbc bay area's jean elle is live in the marina. and jean, this is one of those neighborhoods people just walk around at all hours at. >> reporter: they do. there's people out right now. the marina is not an area known for crime, and merchants here, well, they want to keep it that way. so they're working on getting more eyes on the street. san francisco's marina district is a shopping and dining destination. an upscale neighborhood where it seems everyone has an iphone and a fancy purse. accessories police say criminals are tuned in to. >> we've

dodgers stadium tonight. it will be the first trip back to l.a. since he was snow was visually attacked back in march. they have received more than 500 leads. investigators say they strongly think that a tip a young woman had was driving a car after the assault. there was a jersey similar to one she was wearing. they have doubled the reward to $200,000 to find the suspects. >> the public defender has released a video had a shows police misconduct. it shows police misconduct. an officer can be seen walking walking in and appears to walk out with a laptop and camera. a similar incident involving some of the same officers. police chief says the officers have been reassigned to other duties while the incidents are being investigated. >> race pa fans are gearing up for stage four of the amgen tour cycle race. 11:45 a.m. started livermore is the first time its staged starting point. pliv more spent $50,000 to host the race. city expects to recoup the costs of hotel revenues from the event. today's stage four will cover about 80 miles and wind up in san jose around 3:00 p.m. the timing of the storm's departu

arrested sunday in the beating of bryan stow in the parking lot of dodger stadium following the season opener. the prosecutors met with the l.a. police department to review the case and decided they didn't have enough to charge ramirez. ramirez's attorney says there are a number of witnesses who say he was elsewhere. also with stow in critical condition, his family filed suit against the dodgers claiming the financially strapped team was skimping on security the night of the attack. the security expert talked about it. >> the verbal altercation or physical altercation could be 30 seconds to a minute. it's how quickly the response occurs from law enforcement and security. >> so the stow family is suing the dodgers. the dodgers say they will vigorously defend themselveses in court. they say if they do win in court, they are going to take the money they get and reimburse everyone who contributed to the relief fund. everyone that is, except for barry bonds. he has put up money for a college scholarship for the stow children. he doesn't want his money back. live this san francisco general, terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >> terry, tha

l.a. posted a reward of $100,000. the dodgers have contributed another $100,000, hoping someone will come forward regarding the attack that left 42-year-old stowe in critical condition. in san jose, his coworkers at american medical response are still wearing hats with his name. >> it just goes to show the community is stepping up to continue to help brian and his family out and find the people ha did this to him and we want to make sure we are continuing to support him and his family in any way that we can. a fabulous outpouring that has been going on. it is heartwarming to see. >> reporter: meanwhile, doctors at sf general say they will have another update for us on his condition sometime early next week. at sf general, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> an alameda county prosecutor made her final case to the jury in the bailey murder case saying usef bay iv is the only man who wanted the journalist dead. she said he ordered two bakery followers to kill bailey as a way to keep the struggling enterprise afloat. bay learnd that bai

dodger stadium. we also hear from "the l.a.imes" that detectives are preparing for police lineups later this week involving multiple witnesses to the attack. back to you. >> thank you. >>> we'll keep updating this story as it develops. we also have this special section on ktvu.com. it's dedicated to the bryan stow case. you will find it right there on the home page. >>> ten minutes before 8:00, the ash from an erupting volcano in iceland has forced the cancellation of 50 flights in northern ireland, scotland and parts of scanned neighbor vau today. the ash is expected to -- scandia nave vau today -- scandia nave via today -- scandanavia today. >>> social media will be used as part of a disaster drill in alameda county. nonprofit organizations have been asked to post this status update. it says, "please reply to this message. we're testing our ability to reach out before, during and after disasters." the group putting on the drill says today's exercise will help nonprofits better serthe public in an actual -- serthe public in an