l.a. dodgers tonight. temperatures into low 60s, numbers drop into upper 50s, still a light sweater will do for later tonight. there are 60s along the coastline. 7 ows across most of the bay area. and there is everyone up, but right now there is no change. five degrees warmer in redwood city. and two degrees in nappa. san jose running six degrees warmer than this time yesterday. here is what is coming up. low clouds coast, bay tonight. sunny skies tomorrow, we're looking at warmer weather for wednesday, area-wide. there is a satellite and radar there, is an area of low pressure spinning off the coastline. it's lifting up in places like eureka and crescent city received a few hundredths of an inch of rain this, low parked here and hasn't moved much. grime from out of the porous caverns of grout takes the right tools, but it also takes a gentle, caring touch. before you can deep clean, you learn to get a feel for its trouble spots. and hey, if you can't listen to grout, you can't truly know its wants...its n

l.a. dodgers forcing that checks for some did bounce but they were real issue. the dodgers did file for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. major league baseball is disputing that filing. >> coming up we will talk about where you can watch fireworks for the fourth of july holiday. we will also read your facebook comments. people are already heading up this morning. kron 4 morning news will be right back. hong >> fireworks end -- and budget cuts have reduced the number of fireworks celebrations this year. here are some places where you can watch the fireworks. >> local fire departments will be working with law enforcement to make sure that fireworks are up to code and not taken outside of jurisdictions where they are legal. here is a list of bay area cities that still allow fire works. >> our facebook comments this morning regarding fire work restrictions. people have been sharing their thoughts on the firework ban in oakland and the public firework displays in the bay area. here are some thoughts on this morning. one viewer says hawke [reading] hooks >> if you woul

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l.a. dodgers stadium back in march.w was beaten into a coma and remains in serious condition from that attack. if the arrest lead to charges, another suspect that is currently in custodydy in this case could be exonerated. >>> arnold schwarzenegger says he does not want to pay spousal support to his wife maria shriver as they end their marriage. the former california governor also said in a court filing he won't pay shriver's attorneyey fees. it might not matter though if the couple does reach an out of court settlement to divide their fofoune. that move is expected. >>> also the first lady helped add finishing touches during the taping of an "extreme makeover: home edition" near ft. bragg, north carolina today. they built a new boarding house for homeless female veterans. they also put up a greenhouse in the backyard. >>> time for sports. that means baseball. here's mike yam at espn news. >>> good morning. we start things off on the diamond at the trop where the rays taking on the yankees. bottom one here, evan longori

l.a. dodgers. the team filed for bankruptcy is week, freezing some accounts. those paychecks have been reissued. in addition to more sports let's take a look at espn news. >> good morning. cc sabathia looking to become a member of the 11 club in the bigs. sabathia facing former teammates from his brief on stint in milwaukee in 2008. milwaukee went to the playoffs that season. sabathia matching his career high with 13 strikeouts. also played on the 4th in 2007 with cleveland. sabathia certainly getting the offense behind him. send that text message. standard rates apply. 300th career home run for mark teixeira. yankees up 3-0. back to sabathia. and every batter that whiffed came on his swinging third strike. in 7 2/3 innings of work he gave up 6 hits and 2 walks. yankees blanked the brewers 5-0. >>> the red sox and phillies. cole hamels, jon lester, 0-2. his last two starts. top four. oh-oh. look out. adrian gonzalez. off hamels' glove hand. the easy play at first for the out. he's in pain. he finished the inning but leaves after four. x-rays were negative and

l.a. dodgers at 7:45 p.m.. sunny and warm conditions. 69 degrees by first pitch and warming to 71 degrees by 2:00 p.m.. cooler temperatures saturday and sunday. >> oakland's police may have a key lead in the killing of a young woman whose body was found on fire in a quiet neighborhood last week. craig skalar has the latest on a possible suspect. >> opal and police officials are suspected to give more details at headquarters this morning on a person of interest in connection to the killing of a young woman whose body was found in the early morning hours last thursday. the name of the suspect has not been released in connection with the death of monica rhoda's of union city, the mother of a one-year-old believe to be killed elsewhere and her body dumped in the rock ridge neighborhood. the gang task force on of the suspects along macarthur boulevard on tuesday, police say the suspect ran from authorities before being captured, hiding at an elementary school campus. we will keep you updated on any new information.

l.a. dodgers stadium back in march. two new suspects have now been arrested. oma for months. last month he was upgraded to serious condition. these new arrests could mean a suspect already in custody will now be exonerated. >>> two women are dead after an accident involving a commuter train and a car in suburban chicago. investigators in oak forest say the victims were in the car that was dragged about a quarter of a mile after the crash. the front of the commuter train derailed. none of the passengers was seriously injured. >>> thousands of workers in central florida are getting layoff notices today now that nasa is out of the shuttle business. 18,000 people once earned their living as part of the shuttle program. wftv's kevin oliver reports on the end of an era. >> reporter: 30 years and three months after nasa's first shuttle debuted, "atlantis" slipped into the kennedy space center just before sunrise and brought the shuttle program to a close. the commander radioed mission control after rolling to a stop, a tradition since the first landing. >> after servi

l.a. dodgers, very frfrtrating for fans. they've stiffed some of their employees.ek. then some paychecks written to employees bounced. ow, insult to injury. >> that's never good. a spokesperson said the team's accounts were frozen briefly after the bankruptcy filing and the checks have been reissued. major league baseball is trying to take over the team and also its finances. sounds like that's probably a good idea. >> yeah, absolutely. >>> hopefully your weather is not bankrupt. and let's talk about this now. a scorcher all across the south. the mississippi valley and much of the great lakes. severe weather in the northern plains. and thunderstorms along the gulf coast. south texas gets more rain, more welcome rain. nice on both coasts. we'll take that. >> welcome, rain. we're both from the pacific northwest, we dig the rain. 10 to 15 degrees above average acro the center of the country. 94 in kansas city. 95 in omaha. average temperatures in the east, 89 in baltimore. 70 in seattle. 92 in sacramento. >> what was the music there? >> i don't know what it's called o

l.a. tames says the lapd arrested two other men for the vicious beating outside of dodgers stadium and with this news comes a biting we told you so from ramirez's attorney and family. kit has more from l.a. and brian stowe's family in santa cruz. >> minutes after the news broke, word spread quickly among the stowe family. >> we know that they have a big job to do and they have a lot of work ahead of them and putting all our faith in the lapd right now. >> the attorney knew all along his client would be cleared. >> we were up front and felt

l.a. today. could the dodgers dodge their seventh consecutive loss to the giants.yton kershaw and tim lincecum in the matchup today. 6th inning, lincecum strikes out juan rivera. one of seven on the day. top of the 7th, his only mistake, navaro splash hit home run to make it 1-0 dodgers. to the bottom of the 8th, kershaw strikes out two. jamie has more from the park. >> reporter: it was billed as a pitching duel and lived up to the hype. lincecum and kershaw twined for 19 strikeouts with the home run in the 7th inning being the only blemish for the giants' ace. >> you know it's going to be a close game so you got to be on top of yours. i flinched first. >> you got two of the better young talents in the game going at it and the game went pretty much how i thought, except they got the one run. >> reporter: sandoval was not in the lineup but he did pinch-hit in the 9th inning. reporting from at&t park, i'm jamie seyer for nbc bay area. >> thank you, jamie. history in detroit. the a's' matsui sitting on 499 career home runs. go ahead and add one more to it. top of the

stow, of course, was beaten nearly to death back in march after a game between the giants and dodgers in l.a. then in may. giovanni ramirez was named the prime suspect. they said they were sure he did it, that was after the parole agent noticed tatoos similar to a suspect description on ramirez. he has been in jail for a parole violation but never charged. his lawyer says he knew all along ramirez was innocent because he was offering alibis and volunteering to participate in a line-up. >> i remember talking to him the first time and i was impressed with his sincerity and demeanor. i asked him a few questions. he told me that he had within asking the detectives to give him a lie detector test right from the beginning. >> reporter: this case has attracted national attention. police have sifted through dozens of leads. they continue to do so including this cell phone video showing stow in the park that day and what appears to be an argument with another fan. now, police are not saying what led to these two new arrests this morning. in fact they are not saying much. much of the information that

course, bryan stow was beaten nearly to death in march after the game between the giants and the dodgers in l.a. that was the season opener. in may, police then named giovanni ramirez their prime suspect after his parole agent noticed tatoos similar to a suspect description. well, ramirez has been in jail for a parole violation but never officially charged in this case. when asked about the news that ramirez could be cleared and two others detained, stow's family was guarded. >> no matter what happens on that side, you know, it's never going to really help bryan. will it possibly help someone else down the line? absolutely. we are really focusing on bryan trying to make himbe the best person he can be after such an ugly tragedy. >> reporter: this case has attracted national attention and police have sifted through dozens of leads in this case which they will continue to do, including the cell phone video showing stow in the park that day in what appears to be an argument with another fan but police are not saying what has led to these new arrests. in fact, they are not saying much at all. the i

the fan was beaten in the dodger's stadium in march. l.a.imes is reporting los angeles police arrested two new suspects and the former suspect, ramirez, is not one of them. we will have the latest for you tonight on the 10:00 news on ktvu. that is our report. i'm gasia mikaelian, keep in mind our coverage continues on line as ktvu.com and with tonight's 10:00 news. tmz is up next right here on tv36. ♪ ♪ free access to chase atm's wherever you are. that's a step forward. chase customers can avoid atm fees with over 16,000 nationwide. take a step forward and chase what matters.

bryan stow was beaten nearly to dismarch 31 after a game between the dodgers and giants in l.a. in may they named giovanni ramirez as the suspect after a parole agent noticed tatoos similar to a suspect description, on ramirez's neck. he has been in jail for a parole violation ever since but never officially charged. now, when asked about the news that ramirez could be cleared and two others detained, stow's family was guarded. >> no matter what happens on that side it will never really help ryan. will it possibly help someone else down the line? absolutely. we're really focusing on bryan trying to make him be the best person that he can be after such an ugly tragedy. >> reporter: this case has attracted national attention. police have sifted through hundreds, even thousands of leads including the cell phone video showing stow in the park that day in what appears to be an argument with another fan. police are not saying much about these two new arrests. they are not saying what led to them or even if giovanni ramirez will indeed be cleared in this case. so we are waiting for a l

l.a. gets to madison baumgardner. the dodgers take a 3-2 lead. funny stuff in the fourth inning.ch the kid in the gray giant sweatshirt. the girl gets the ball. he gets nothing and doesn't like it. looks to dad and said, "i had it" and he is pouting and dad saying is" i'm sorry." the pout is priceless. wow. the giants know how to do it right. they give him a baseball and all is right with sparky's world. back to the game and it is 3-3 in the seventh. stwo-run score. giants win it 5-3 and have beaten l.a. six in a row heading for the matinee. the a's are looking at the standings and the calendar knowing they could be dealing a bunch of guys for the deadline. this could have been a disaster for scott sizemore. the ball hit his collar bone. the bottom of four and victor martinez heading home. the three -- the throw beats him by a mile, but martinez dances around kurt suzuki and gets his hand in there somehow safely. i'm going left. i'm going right. i'm in. great play, 1-0 tigers. a's up 3-2 and that's when things go terribly wrong. miguel cawrera with a two-run bomb. they roll to vi

dodgers game. the original suspect, l.a. police say it was not involved. abc7's lisa amin gulezian is live to explain how police found these suspects. lisa? >> detectives in lapd's robbery homicide unit tracked down the two men they say are responsible for the beating. they are 29-year-old luis sanchez and his neighbor, 30-year-old marvin norwood. >> the process worked that one individual has been exonerated. two others have charges filed against them. >> the los angeles city leaders patted themselves so the back while admitting they made a mistake. their original suspect is in the clear. two new suspects, luis sanchez and marvin norwood, are now charged with bryan stow's savage beating. >> what this investigation speaks to is we do the right thing. even when it is the hard thing. even when it is difficult. >> police came to this neighborhood and arrested sanchez. a few doors down they found sanchez's sister, doreen and marvin norwood. >> they got luis, and i feel it is the second time they are wrong. >> but investigators insist not this time, they believe

three months after the santa cruz paramedic was beaten in the parking lot outside of the dodgers home opener, l.ae arrested new suspects in this case. yesterday morning

angeles police confirming arests of three people accused of beating stow at the giants-dodgers season opener in l.ae at san francisco general where stow is being treated. john? >> this has been a day of positive developments for the stow family, which is visiting. less than an hour ago, los angeles police chief announced arrests thief suspects in the beating case. they are louie sanchez, marvin norwood, they were charged with mayhem

l.a. times, within the hour. brian stow was attacked at the dodgers stadium parking lot on opening day on march 31st. he remains in stable condition. the reward money has been raised to $225,000. the l.a. times reporting that two suspects have been arrested in the beating case of brian stow. we'll continue to follow this developing news throughout the hour. >> and ramirez remains in jail on a weapons parole violation. >>> still ahead at 6:00, court documents revealing a new fight between arnold schwarzenegger and maria shriver. what the former governor is refusing to pay for. >>> on the rise, rent keeps going up and getting more expensive. what's behind the spike and why some say it may actually be a good thing. >>> and we're going to take you inside a small east bay company's experimental coffee lab to see what they are brewing. >>> plus, the celebrity we ran into there. >>> all right. good evening. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. while the winds are starting to shift, still hot out there for new walnut creek, 95. please son ton, 90. there's the fog. 'sitolling. in we'll tell you about the impa

l.a. tames says the lapd arrested two other men for the vicious beating outside of dodgers stadium and with this news comes a biting we told you so from ramirez's attorney and family. kit has more from l.a. and brian stowe's family in santa cruz. >> minutes after the news broke, word spread quickly among the stowe family. >> we know that they have a big job to do and they have a lot of work ahead of them and putting all our faith in the lapd right now. >> the attorney knew all along his client would be cleared. >> we were up front and felt very confident that if we kept giving them information, that it would lead to his exoneration. >> ramirez's lawyers were out spoken, he volunteered to stand in a lineup. >> i remember talking to him for the first time and i was impressed with his sincerity and demeanor. he told me that he had been asking the detectives to give him a lie detector test from the beginning. >> a police source says two people have been arrested and if the d.a. files charges against the new suspects, then ramirez will be exonerated. ramirez is a convicted felon, currently in ja

dodger stadium. >> he has made good progress this week but in the investigation side of things, l.a. first got it wrong. the man they first accused of beating bryan stow, it looks like he didn't do it. giovanni ramirez was arrested in may and the police chief assisted that ramirez was the guy. his defense says he was able to provide an alibi and offered a lie detector test and now they arrested to two other people in the did he say that positive pods cleared ramirez. >> we have a society, you are still innocent if proven guilty. that was not the case here. everyone here from the mayor's office and police jumped on the bandwagon and started pointing fingers. >> i think it's great that lapd is spending the time to help track down the people that did this. they are not sweeping it under the rug. >>> the l.a. police department is officially not saying anything about these new arrests. it was an anonymous source that came forward with the information. we don't know what led police to these people. we are hoping to hear more information later this morning. bryan stow is still here at san f

l.a. arrested two men for the beating of brian stow in march in dodger stadium.ays it's unclear what evidence prompt add rests and the report says that giovanni ramirez arks rested in may and never charged has now been cleared in this stow beating. lapd tells axe bc 7 news there is no comment on the report. stow remains in serious condition at san francisco general hospital. >> 4,000 pages related to the investigation of the san bruno pipeline explosion were released today by the national transportation safety board. among those documents, an interview with pg&e's former manager of gas line records. in the newsroom more on what that document has to say. heather? >> this ntsb interviewed the manager of pg&e's gas line records from 1983 to 1993 and says company reorganizations in 1986 and 199 resulted in gaps in record keeping, possibly critical records like pressure test reports on line 132 that pg&e had been ordered to find but says it cannot. when the san bruno pipeline exploded, gas records manager had already been retired for 17 years. but he is third generati

dodgers stadium. >> three new people are now in the spotlight, potentially a new focus for l.a. police in their search for the attackers. amy hollyfield a live at san francisco general where stow is recovering. >> what a week it's been for the bryan stow family. he had an emergency earlier in the week and had surgery and later in the week he had a breakthrough and here comes the news that two men has been arrested. >> the break a huge in the beating of bryan stow. they arrested giovanni ramirez in may and insisted that he was the one that beat stow outside of dodgers stadium. now, they believe the two men they now have in custody are the ones who did it. >> most important lesson is that we do are a society, innocence until proven guilty. that wasn't the case here. everyone jumped on the bandwagon and started pointing fingers at giovanni ramirez. >> they say they are glad to hear the case is still active. >> i think it's great that lapd is spending time to help track down the people that did this. they are not sweeping it under the rug. >> l.a. police are not commenting about the

dodgers stadium. >> three new people are now in the spotlight, potentially a new focus for l.a. police in their search for the attackers. amy hollyfield a live at san francisco general where stow is recovering. >> what a week it's been for the bryan stow family. he had an emergency earlier in the week and had surgery and later in the week he had a breakthrough and here comes the news that two men has been arrested. >> the break a huge in the beating of bryan stow. they arrested giovanni ramirez in may and insisted that he was the one that beat stow outside of dodgers stadium. now, they believe the two men they now have in custody are the ones who did it. >> most important lesson is that we do are a society, innocence until proven guilty. that wasn't the case here. everyone jumped on the bandwagon and started pointing fingers at giovanni ramirez. >> they say they are glad to hear the case is still active. >> i think it's great that lapd is spending time to help track down the people that did this. they are not sweeping it under the rug. >> l.a. police are not commenting about the

dodgers. in an interview l.a. police chief nothing about the investigation is set in stone and they don't yet know if he had in role in the attack. >> this investigation goes where it goes. it is a complicated inquiry that has a lot of aspects to it that make it difficult to draw a determination. >> brian store remains at san francisco general hospital where he is recovering from severe brain injuries. >> a man accused of stealing a picasso drawing from union square art gallery is scheduled to return to court today in connection with the july 5th heist. mark lugo is being held on $5 million bail. he has expensive tastes. after he was arrested for the san francisco job they raided his new jersey apartment and found half a million dollars worth of stolen artwork. they included another picasso drawing hanging on the wall of his home. this one was $350,000. it was reported from a new york hotel. >> a public memorial service will be held in santa rosa this afternoon for the 14-year-old girl who died during a sleepover

l.a. and yosemite and 111 in palm springs. guess who won again last night? it wasn't the dodgers. 5-3, temperature 63 degrees dropping down to 59. 7:15 first pitch. here is what is going on. tomorrow will be almost as warm, 10-15 degrees cooler by sunday and monday. >> good morning. unfortunately not so if you are traveling to sunnyvale, traffic is a little jammed up. sig alert. there is a car fire northbound 101 at ellis. two right lanes there blocked. we have a bart delay, 10-15 delay, dublin and pleasanton and at carlson the on-ramp is blocked with an accident there. >> thanks a lot. go to abc7news.com any time to get bay area traffic. it's right there on your left-hand side. i wanted to talk about the game about giants, be sure and bring sunscreen and hats. >> a judge is allowing a lawsuit against arnold schwarzenegger to go forward. the parents of a murdered san diego student is suing them to failure to notify them to commuting the sentence. he was the son of a political ally of governor swarzenegger. the family says he violated a law that requires victims to be notified whe

dodger stadium march 31. he is recovering at san francisco general. that's according to the "l.a. times." two people arrested. we'll continue to follow the story and get you updates as we get that information. >>> a busy stretch of highway 101 in the south bay will be closed during the overnight hours beginning tonight. northbound and southbound lanes will be off limits to traffic from the capitol expressway to the interstate 280/680 connector for the next four nights. the freeway shuts down from midnight to 5:30 a.m. there will be several detours in place. caltrans says there will be plenty of signage to help drivers navigate the changes. the freeway is being closed for the 101 tully road interchange improvement project. >>> let's navigate to the weekend forecast. roberta? >> highs across the bay area today 63 in half moon bay, 93 in livermore. this is the scene now in the city by the bay. the city of san francisco. where you see some blue skies but look in the distance there. what do you see? it's that bank of low clouds and patchy fog that will be returning and we're confirming that wi

dodgers game that day. chief charlie beck joined l.a.'s mayor to clear giovanni ramirez in that brutal attack. >> it is just as important to exonerate the innocent as it is to implicate the guilty. i want to tell the world that giovanni ramirez is no longer a suspect in this case. >> yesterday we heard from ramirez's family blasting police for arresting the wrong man. ramirez remains in prison on an unrelated weapons charge. police station arrested new us is -- police arrested new suspects on tuesday, two men being held on $500,000 bail according to san bernardino county records. 30-year-old marvin for that wood and 29-year-old louie sanchez are no strangers to violence. here are some of the charges. doreen sanchez, louie's sister, was also arrested for accessory. she had been helping drive the men away. she is out on bail. all three will be arraigned on monday. >>> san francisco police have arrested a man in the burning of a man's body in buena vista park. 22-year-old david diaz was booked on suspicion of arson and homicide. last month,

l.a. mayor today to clear giovani ramirez. ramirez was one of two men that beat stowe into a coma at dodgers stadium march 31. >> in policing, it is just as important to exonerate the innocent as it is to implicate the guilty. i want to tell the world that giovan i ramirez is no longer a suspect in this case. >> his family blasted police for arresting the wrong man. ramirez remains in prison tonight on an unrelated weapons charge. >>> so now police say they are sure they have the right suspect. joe vazquez is in los angeles with more on the three people charged on the attack on stowe. >> police made the arrests early yesterday morning in the town of rialto. two men are in jail charged with mayhem. police also took a woman and a ten-year-old boy into custody. >> it seems like all of lapd was here. it was like over 30 police officers, lapd. they came in helmets and s.w.a.t. gear. >> both men are being held on $500,000 bail. they both have violent rap sheets. according to the court records, 30-year-old marvin norwood has been convicted of felony spousal abuse, disturbing the peace, and dui and drug charges. 29-year-old lui sanchez

say that stow was repeatedly punched and kicked in the head outside of dodgers stadium just for being a san francisco giants fan on l.aerestingly lapd, not calling the first arrest a mistake. but someone else sure is. >> people, customers and co-workers pointed to me. that's the mother of giovanni ramirez. i got very depressed. but thank god, i believe and i said i know my son is innocent. >> reporter: now police are confident they have the right two people. 29-year-old louie sanchez and 30-year-old marvin norwood. they are behind bars. their mugshots have not been released. tmz is reporting they do not resemble these police sketches circulated following the crime. the pair will be arraigned monday. we should tell you, one other arrest has been made. 31-year-old doreen sanchez is accused of driving the getaway car. she posted bail and was released yesterday. arthel, this has been interesting to watch lapd back off of this a little. now they say they believe they have the right two people. >> arthel: just for the sake of mr. stow, hopefully they have the people who attacked him. i know that the mayor is going to have s

l.a. courtroom but there's a change of plans. here's beverly white from our nbc station in los angeles. >> reporter: security at dodger stadium remains beefed up ever since violence on opening day left the giants' fan bryan stow, hospitalized as what they call a disabling brain injure sflie he did not lose an eye. >> the beating suspects appeared in court for the first time today. cameras were north allowed so a sketch artist depicted the pair, at one point, attempting to hide their faces. these booking foes to from prior arrests in san bernardino county, both men due back in l.a. superior court next month. >> their arraignment was postponed until august 10th at the request of defense council mr. sanchez has private counsel. mr. norwood is represented by the alternate public defender's office. >> sanchez's girl was arrested as an accessory but released on $50,000 bail. has she turned against her boyfriend or her broi? >> i find that difficult to believe. i don't know what she could have said because based on the information that was given to me, i don't think she could have incriminated him. >> accusations that louis's lawyer denies.

dodgers stadium on opening day. law enforcement sources tell the l.a. that another man police arrested in connection with the case back in may is no longer a -- considered a suspect. 42-year-old brian stowe was visually attacked in the stadium parking lot in march. his condition took a turn for the worst this week when he suffered see seizures and underwent emergency surgery. what a shame. >>> as casey anthony gets job offers, tax payers are getting her legal bills. lawyers won't reveal where she's hiding. the state of florida has reimbursed her defense lawyers for $119,000 in expenses and another $5800 bill is pending. prosecutors haven't finalized their total expenses but could run close to $100,000 on their side. >>> two young people are now facing several felony charges after police say they attacked an iowa congressman in his home over the weekend. 20-year-old david dew berry allegedly burst into the home of congressman leonard bosswell saturday. police say he pointed what turned out to be a bebe gun at the daughter before being tackled by the 77-y

dodger stadium suffered a seizure on monday. doctors performed emergency surgery after seeing fluid build up in stow's brain. in the meantime, l.a. county leaders added more cash to the reward for information in the beating case. the prime suspect giovanni ramirez is behind bars on a parole violation. >>> time now is 5:11. free birth control for women. the recommendations the obama administration is calling historic. >> plus, inspired by the casey anthony case, how a california lawmaker is stepping in to protect missing children. >>> after days of seeing cloud cover, we are cleared for take- off here in the bay area. plenty of sunshine this afternoon. we are going to make it to 75 today at sfo. and continuing to see warm weather if you make your way to los angeles today. high there of 85 degrees. plenty of sunshine so gorgeous weather for southern california and we are seeing downright hot weather if you are heading to phoenix today. 108 degrees, a little bit of relief with some cloud cover. we'll have a full look at the bay area forecast in just a bit. ,,,,,,,, when your eyes are smiling... ,,,,,,,, you're smiling. and when the

dodgers game back on march 31st. patrick healy from our nbc station in l.a. has the details. >> reporter: charlie back says investigators investigating the attack on bryan stow are scouring every bit of new evidence that comes along. this week that includes newly available images from inside the stadium both obtained by tmz. a photo of o'with fellow giants fans and others nearby making unfriendly gestures. and a phone call that gave him a cursed remark. >> detectives are looking at that very closely, but people have to understand that particularly in the atmosphere that was present at that time during the dodger/jientd game there was a lot of confrontations, so i think that people have to understand that this is probably not connected to the assault. >> reporter: and bonda himself is not seen as a suspect. from the department's west bureau stations. >> so thank you all very much. back to the stowe case chief detectives have confirmed key witnesses and taken them back to the dodger stadium parking lot to reenact the attack in the hopes of jogging a memory. >>

l.a. he did make a cameo pitching in the seventh. he lines to left. cershaw goes eight and freezes torres. what a pitch. it is dodgersoid the sweep 1-0. he said the one location mistake cost him. >> it was mental. it was a mistake. >> i was in a crucial part of the game. it is not what you want to be doing. >> celebrating christmas in july. it must be fun in those costumes. in detroit, gybings. -- yikes. speaking of heating up, the milestone in motown. let's teach him to read. matsui, career homer 500. 168 in the usa. the tigers retake the lead in the bottom of the 6th. victor martinez doubles home. 4-3 detroit. more from the man they call godzilla in the seventh. cocoa crisp scores and matsui three for four and turns it over to bailey for the save and he strikes out cabrera to end it. how about the earthquakes going on tonight? the evening starts with a spa get tee eating contest. dash is a spaghetti eating contest. the magic wando in the second half. his second goal of the game to beat the former teammate. the 61st minute and he was forcing the issue and he was left alone for his second goal of the game. and this e

l.a. police are looking for other possible victims who may have run into the men at dodger stadium march 31 napa man is free on bail after allegedly going into a family's tent and molesting an 8-year-old girl. marin deputies say a family of five was sleeping in their tent sunday morning. the girl woke her parents up and said there was a man sleeping in her sleeping bag. a group of campers grabbed the suspect. the d.a. is now deciding whether or not to file charges. the suspect will be back in court in august. >> an east bay teenager comes face-to-face with a bear. this morning he is home with an incredible story to tell. a lot of cheers and kisses and a homecoming tears even for 18-year-old victor martin. he hobbled on crutches into his richmond home. he and six other teens were crossing a river when they were attacked by a bear in the mountains north of anchorage. the bear bit martin on the ankle but the teen's sense of humor is intact. >> o yeah, i looked at him. iiced him dead up in his face like right in the middle. he was done after that k.o., you don't mess with me. we don't play that

dodgers stadium where there is new developments in stow's recovery. >> reporter: big week for the stow family. this is the second time we've heard about an arrest from the l.a. police department on this case. is the first time they got it wrong when they arrested giovanni ramirez and they insisted he was the one that did it. we spoke with the reporter that broke the story about the two new arrests. >> sources close to us, this is who they think is responsible, these two suspects. >> reporter: ramirez was originally arrested in may and accused of the march beating. ramirez has been held since then. he is serving 10 mo sentence on parolee parole violation but many people insist he is the guy. bryan stow he remains at san francisco general hospital. around tuesday doctors performed emergency surgery. a that point things did not sound good but his family reports good news that he is making major strides. they say he opened his eyes and when he was asked what his last name was he mouthed the word stow. >>> thanks very much. >>> residents in one san francisco neighborhood are reacts weigh disbelief over a stunning development in a police shooting case in the bayv

dodgers stadium. and the guy they thought was the suspect, well, isn't. the "l.a. times" broke the story. member this? giants fan brian stowe was beaten nearly to death in the dodgers stadium parking lot back in march. now, the "times" reports that stowe suffered seizures, had emergency surgery just this week though his condition had been improving just a bit before that. in may, police nabbed the guy they said did it, 31-year-old giovanni ramirez. here he is. police say -- police chief charlie beck repeatedly said ramirez was their guy, the prime suspect in the beating, but detectives were not able to conclusively link him to the crime and prosecutors held off on filing criminal charges. he was held, instead, on suspicion of violating probation from a previous conviction. fast forward to june, ramirez sent back to prison for ten months for that parole violation. let's go straight to joel reuben who was one of the writers who revealed these new arrests. good to have you back on. you and your colleagues, you report on this, you say the police case against ramirez stalled from the start. tal

dodger stadium. that's after bryan stow had a seizure monday. he is recovering from brain injuries from an attack that happened four months ago. in the meantime, l.a. county leaders have added more cash to the reward for information in the beating case. the county's reward is now $25,000. the prime suspect, giovanni ramirez, is in jail on a parole violation. >>> time now 6:35. if your commute takes you on 101 through santa clara, expect big backups. let's go right to gianna franco with more on this now fatal accident there. >> thank you, elizabeth. we actually had reports from some members of the kcbs phone force that all lanes were blocked. looks like now only one left lane gets by southbound 101 just past san tomas expressway. chopper 5 is heading to the scene along 101. this is in santa clara southbound at san tomas expressway. fatal accident with a motorcycle and van. there is lots of activity on the scene. all but the left lane is shut down in the southbound side and again we'll have more information on that when chopper 5 gets to the scene. southbound is backed up approaching the accident. northbound though the commute direction really takin

. >>> a man arrested outside dodger stadium on opening day is reportedly off the hook. the lt. s"l.a. times" says he's responsible for an attack that took place there, but now two new suspects are under arrest. a father of two was beaten, almost killed in the stadium parking lot back in march. he suffered a skull fracture, traumatic brain injury and underwent another emergency surgery earlier this week. >>> casey anthony's attorneys called 911 this week after getting several threatening phone calls at her home. jam ip mason, on the left, left a voicemail warning her husband and fellow attorney jose baez to sleep with "one eye open." police say someone posted the mason's phone number on facebook. a lot of things on this stuff, but that's -- it's it's when you hear about threatening of judges or judges under attack -- >> the justice system. everybody gets a lawyer and people got to get with the program. >>> three city workers in massachusetts forced to resign after a disturbing drowning incident that went unnoticed for four days. they were on duty last month in fall river when a 36-yea

dodger stadium. they're facing a judge for the first time today. police sanchez and marvin ignore what will appear for arraignment an l.a. superior court.h men are from >> the man confessing to the twin attack in norway that killed 76 people on friday has been arranged and will remain in custody for eight weeks until its next court hearing. here is a picture of the man. he did confess in the bombing. he also confessed to shooting massacre said he is camped. in court he pled not guilty to nine criminal responsibility. his lawyer says he was trying to trigger an anti muslim revolution in norway. crews were searching the water today at that you can looking for bodies. -- at that youth camp, looking for bodies. at that you can, 50 people were killed. >> he left a 1500 page manifesto talking about how he evaded police suspicion in purchasing all of the armor, weapons and material to make the bombs. about a dozen french police officers surrounded his father's house in south france. local reports say the father has not been in touch with his son for several years. >> any moment, president obama will address the largest possible rights group. i

l.a. opening day baseball game between the giants and the dockiers -- dodgers, he was allegedly beaten inold brian stowe of santa cruz remains hospitalized. he's a paramedic, a father of two. today his alleged attackers are in in court for the first time. louis sanchez and marvin real toe of southern california being arraigned. the charges, one count each of assault, battery with serious bodily injury and mayhem. this incident happened way back on march 31st, but sanchez and norwood were only arrested thursday. on friday the previous beating suspect who was arrested in the may was exonerated. these two new suspects are being held on $500,000 bail. the criminal complaint says they inflicted great bodily injury on stowe, quote, causing him to become comatose due to brain injury and to suffer paralysis. it goes on in graphic detail saying they cut his tongue and put out one of his eyes. police say stowe was attacked solely because he was wearing giants' clothing. police chief charlie beck says more details are going to be released at today's arraignment. stowe, meanwhile, has been under heav

l.a. courthouse. brian stowe, a 4 it-year-old paramedic has been hospitalized ever since that beating which took place outside dodgers opening day in march. he underwent emergency surgery last week after suffering a seizure. the two suspects were charged last week with mayhem, assault, and battery. all which are felonies. >>> right now the nfl players association is going through a new labor contract that could end the 136 day long lockout. several reports have confirmed that owners and players have agreed to the terms of a new deal, but it's not 100%. according to a source, what remains is a few small points in the language. they're meeting now, and the vote is expected to come within the hour. we'll keep you post odd that. >>> house minority leader nancy pelosi calling for an investigation today into allegation that is congressman david wu had an unwanted sexual encounter with a teen girl. he has resisted calls for his resignation, and won'tç run fo re-election in 2012. he has revealed he is being treated for mental health issues, and he apologized to staffers after sending out a photo of himself dressed as a tige

dodger stadium led them to sanchez and norwood. both are being held on $500,000 bail. our sister station in l.anbc, is reporting how brutal the attack was. court documents showing gruesome details t suspects even accused of cutting stow's tongue. a third person was also arrested in this case, 31-year-old dorene sanchez, she is said to be the sister of the suspect louie sanchez. she was picked up for suspicion of being an accessory. officials bheev she was the getaway driver on march 31. she has since posted bail. as for stow he underwent emergency surgery last week after suffering a setback. he had a seizure. the good news is by the end of the week his family reported him doing remarkably better in fact on command he was able to open and close hi eyeses and even gave a nurse a thumbs up. to that we give him a thumbs up. >> it's so good to hear about his recovery and responsiveness as well. thank you very much. >> there is a young girl on the mend this morning after she was hit by a stray blurt during a slumber party. the mother tells the chronicle her daughter is still in the hospital but doing

dodger stadium has had another setback. bryan stow' family says he suffered a seizure on monday. doctors performed emergency surgery after seeing fluid build up in stow as brain. in the meantime, l.a. county leaders added more cash to the reward for information in that beating case. the county's reward is now $25,000. the prime suspect giovanni ramirez is behind bars on a parole violation. >>> a bipartisan plan to raise the nation's debt ceiling is showing signs of gaining support. it was put together by three democrats and three republicans. a group known as gang of six. it promises nearly $4 trillion in deficit cuts. it also calls for cuts to federal healthcare programs, employee pensions and farm subsidies. it would also get rid of numerous tax loopholes and use that money to lower income tax rates. >> there's just so many things about this plan that are going to make sense to fiscal talks and i'm one of them. >> one downside of the gang of six plan, it's believed to be too complex to advance before the august 2 deadline to avoid a default. >>> british prime minister david cameron facing questions right now regarding his country's phone hacking scandal. >> these are live pictur

l.a. county board of supervisors voted today to increase their reward to $25,000. that brings the total reward now to $225,000 in the case of stow. stow remains in serious condition after being beaten in a dodger stadium park on opening day in march. >>> a key source of food supplying food banks all over the area has dried up. ktvu's eric rasmussen found out the shortage comes as the demand for food hits an all time high. >> reporter: powe day foes >> reporter: -- potatoes are a source of energy food handed out. u.s. army vet wilson comes here twice a month. >> the community right here they do need food. people are suffering here in the united states. >> reporter: but a critical program where the u.s. department of agriculture buys up excess food from farmers and gives it to food banks has come to a halt. the alameda county community food bank was getting 80,000 pounds of bonus produce from the usda every month until now. >> that's gone to zero. yeah. >> nothing? >> nothing. >> that's no small amount of food. 80,000 fans is the same weight of a fully loaded semi truck like this one. and the shortages could get even worse. lawmakers in washington are considering millions more in cuts to emergen

l.a. times reports that sanchez's sister has implicated him and her fiance, marvin norwood in the dodger stadiumat sanchez told witnesses to keep quiet. >> this is -- because of the compassion that he has, i feel it from him when he's around. he makes me feel better. >> now, ktvu news obtained court documents accusing the other suspects, louie sanchez, of throwing something at a woman wearing a giants' shirt and pushing another fan as they walked out to the parking lot. a law enforcement source also tells us that fans in the same section as norwood and sanchez complained to police about their aggressive behavior. now, investigators are asking people, particularly those who were sitting behind third base during that game to come forward forward. >> a judge banned the audio -- the visual cameras from the hearing yesterday. but we have the audio recording at cute.com. >>> the man who confessed to the bombing and shooting in norway, the attorney says he's probably insane. he says breivi told him he's part of an organization with several cells in western countries. at -- cells in separate countries.