l.a. dodgers dame. -- game. he now suffers brain damage. police finally have these two guys, these two suspects and the l.a. district attorney's office is laying out its case much more on the story coming up a little later this coming hour, including the sudden death of a key witness in this case over the weekend. we're back in a moment. also we're watching the closing bell on wall street. a huge plunge today. the dow down 241 points. be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ introducing purina one beyond a new food for your cat or dog. at exxon and mobil, we engineer smart gasoline that works at the molecular level to help your engine run more smoothly by helping remove deposits and cleaning up intake valves. so when you fill up at an exxon or mobil station, you can rest assured we help your engine run more smoothly while leaving behind cleaner emissions. it's how we make gasoline work harder for you. exxon and mobil. [ martin luther king jr. ] i still have a dream that one day on the red hills of georgia, the sons of former slaves and the sons of former slave

l.a. dodgers.s in a san francisco hospital with severe brain damage. >> chauncey bailey killer face sentencing with 25 yearagainhe received 25 years fr jail time. he could have gotten a life sentence however he was cooperative and alerting authorities of the number person involved. she is believed to be killed because she was going to write a a an incriminating piece of this man's bakery stating its financial problems. >> a look at the forecast with the san francisco music festivals. coming up @p@po' >> 8:16 we are back. traffic on the bay bridge. a little but a slow with fog. >> a bit more traffic for this saturday morning. >> heavy for the festivals at golden gate. >> that could very well be. >> whole lot getting the forecast from janu. >> a mixture of clouds and breaks of sunshine with a gorgeous day on tap. 58 in palo alto. the afternoon high with a very comfortable 75 degrees and 56 by 8:00 p.m. temperatures are born to be a mixture of 50s and 60s. temperatures are going to be a mixture of 50s

l.a. dodgers and the owners want the lawsuit of brian stowe thrown out. the giants fan that was beaten and dodgers stadium. filing a lawsuit the lack of security led to the beating. the lawyers of the club, the owner filed a motion stating that negligence and other shortcomings were too vague to give punitive damages. he is still a hospital in san francisco with a serious brain injuries. >>pam: a new rate of heat crimes remaining steady in california of both the hispanics targeted has nearly doubled. the state department has issued. crimes against hispanics are up by 47 percent. crime against jewish people, black people, and the lgbt community went down. >>pam: breaking news out of a plant. they have confirmed that there is an officer involved of-oakland. intersection of foothill /fruitvalle. cruz on the scene with details coming up at 11:00 p.m.-news crews on the dc-9. >>jacqueline: breezy conditions expected. has that blue on the screen creeps into the bay area and the inland valleys and the bayshore indicating wind gusting up to 25 m.p.h. through late

l.a. dodgers? >> no. >> who wouldn't buy the dodgers? mark cuban been a pleasure.n we come back, what beyonce told me about her baby news back in june. >>> the big buzz out of last night's mtvvm a's was this moment from beyonce. showing off her baby bump for the very first time. all i was thinking as i was watching it was what she told me when i interviewed her on june 27th back in london. you're 29 years old. >> yes. >> and in september, the. >> be 30. >> the big 3-0 is emerging in your life. >> yes. >> you're pretending to be very, very thrilled about this. are you? >> i am absolutely serious. i can't wait. 29 is very strange. it's still in your 20s but you feel like you're supposed to be 30. i feel like a woman. i feel, you know, like i'm very aware of who i am and i feel great. i feel like 30 is the ideal age. because you're mature enough to know who you are and to have your boundaries and your standards and not be afraid of -- too polite. but you're young enough to be a young woman. i'm so looking forward to it. >> when i hear you speak like this, sensible, ra

l.a. dodgers.d, that's going to be backhanded by the second baseman, wilson over to first, here comes kemp, the slide. >> nice. >> so cool. >>> all right. still to come this morning, forget the night cap. a study that says drinking and sleeping do not mix. >> and heart disease affects 30 million men in the u.s. one of the early symptoms, it might shock you. chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta has your morning "house call" when we come back. >>> a lot going on this morning. here's what you need to know to start your day. president obama wrapping up a three-day bus tour across the heartland with a stop in rural illinois. the president will hold a pair of town hall meetings today and the focus once again will be jobs. >>> vice president joe biden touching down in china this morning. he was invited by china's vice president kx ginping. the goal is to get to know the next generation of chinese leadership. >>> government security forces firing on opposition protesters as they chanted the word "f

. >>> the odds-on favorite to win the world series, the phillies, last night, taking on the dodgers out in l.a. one of the reasons they're favorite to win it all, their pitching staff. and that man, cliff lee. last night, doing it all. strikes out andre ethier. he struck out ten. by the way, this is good at the plate. top of the seventh. cliff lee goes deep off ted lilly. that decided the game. phillies win 2-1, on the strength of cliff lee's home run. crazy game. yankees/angels in the bronx. derek jeter scores two. 4-4. then, in the ninth inning, look at that. rivera, blowing another save. bobby abreu, the former yankee, gives the angels a 6-4 lead. that was off rivera. now, bottom of the ninth. runners on the corners. jordan wall streeten does the fake to third and throw. and it works. that never works. they get curtis granderson in a rundown. that was the final out of the game. 6-4, was the final. new york trails boston by 2 1/2 games in the a.l. east. chad ochocinco, still adjusting to his new team and his new city, while he looks for a place to live. he has a plan to get to know the area.

wolff is breaking away from the rest of the major league owners and weighing in on the dodgers bankruptcy. "the l.a. time" says wolf urged frank mccourt to sell the team. he is the first major league baseball owner to publicly ask mccourt to give up the fight. the move comes after lakers legend magic johnson told the times he might be interested in buying the team. wolf says no one asked him to ts no interest in buying the dodgers. >>> giants pitcher sergio romo is teaming up with health officials to encourage parents to get their kids the whooping cough booster shot, and soon. the chronicle is reporting tonight that the pichler be at the department of public health on tuesday morning to greet kids. the deadline to get the shot was push back 30 days from the start of school. but as of right now, only about 40% of bay area children between the ages of 10 and 18 have done that, and in san francisco unified, only 22% of seventh through 12th graders have the shot document on file. so that needs to be done before you go to school. >>> in milpitas tonight, a long-time business has closed its doors for th

l.a.'s dodgers stadium in march. an important witness, matthew lee, has suddenly died.victim bryan stow and lee died sunday apparently from an allergic reaction to eating a peanut. he had already given a statement to investigators and had provided other evidence as well. >> what a mystery. >> a crazy story gets crazier. >> yeah, absolutely. >>> now casey anthony may have to show her face in public for the first time since she was released from jail last month. >> a florida judge wants anthony to serve a year of probation in orlando on a check fraud conviction. abc's diana alvear has the latest on this. good morning, diana. >> reporter: rob and tanya, good morning. after disappearing for two weeks we may finally get our first glimpse of casey anthony thanks to an ororr by a florida judge. for two weeks casey anthony's whereabouts have been a complete mystery. thanks to her conviction on a check fraud case she may finally surface in florida. a judge has ordered that anthony must check in with her probation officer in orlando. although her attorneys are likely to fight his

. >> remember stowe suffered severe brain injuries after he was attacked in the dodger's home opener in l.a. two men have been arrested in the case. doctors say brian has been able to follow some commands and interact with loved ones. he is still in serious condition. >>> tonight an autopsy shows the man who kidnapped his two-year-old daughter in a custody dispute shot himself to death. the sacramento bee is reporting the 49-year-old died after a self-inflicted gunshot wound. his daughter, madeline suffered two gunshot wounds, but the cause of her death is pending a toxicology report. both bodies were found on saturday in an suv parked on a property co owned by seman. seman kidnapped his daughter after receiving word a sacramento county judge awarded full custody to the girls' mother ending their joint custody agreement. >>> tonight the san francisco police department can point to just released crime statistics as prove that officers are doing their job. from january to june this year violent crime in san francisco dropped 6% over last year with property crimes diving 8% from 2008. the city

l.a. democrat mike gotto enjoy godding to dodger games, his dad is a fan. he wants california kids to have the same safe experience has all professional games. video from you tube shows clips of the fight at saturday's game at candle stick park where 49ers hosted raiders. two men were shot and another beaten in a rest room. it comes months after police say two men beat san francisco giants fan brian stow, opening day outside dodger stadium. this made many fans think twice about attending a game. >> yeah. i'm really concerned. i don't think i want to take any of my kids over here. and safety is not guaranteed. >> i can't remember a time where there is this much violence. >> the sem bli man is fed up, introducing legislation that enhances sentencing of those convicted of fighting at games. >> it's part of being a kismd i just don't think parents should live in fear of the folks at sporting he veents and california's overcrowded prison system cannot handle keeping inmates for longer sentences. it's under orders from u.s. supreme court to relieve overcrowding.

dodgers. chris carpenter shut down l.a. for eight innings, striking out seven. little weirdness in the eighth. holliday came out of the game because he had a bug in his ear. in the ninth, a terrible throw to home. the winning score comes in. dodgers rally over the cards 2-1. and from a bad throw to a great catch, ben revere bumps to the top of the wall, makes a sensational grab against the orioles in the seventh. baltimore takes down minnesota 4-1, snapping a five-game losing streak. it got seriously ugly for cleveland's chris perez in the ninth he hits the mariners' brendan ryan in the face. he was okay. perez ends up loading the bases on a sac fly, the dash from third and slides under the throw. he would score the winning run, mariners 3-2 over the tribe. and an odd decision by the u.s. olympic committee. they decided not to submit a bid to host the 2020 summer olympics. several cities had expressed interest, including new york and chicago. but the committee determined there wasn't enough time to put in a winning bid by the september 1st deadline. >>> when we

dodgers stadium. lisa hernandez joins us live outside the courthouse in l.a. lisa? >> reporter: good morning.h defendants pleading not guilty this morning. no cameras allowed inside the courtroom. the defense attorney both arguing to the judge it could taint a possible jury pool or future witnesses. there was also the question of whether or not the fed would ask for lowering of bail. that didn't happen. no reduction to either men's bail. they're behind bars in lieu of $500,000. defense attorney was here and no comment as he walked in court. he represents louis sanchez, the 29-year-old that police say initiated the say salt on bryan stow on opening day. sanchez and 30-year-old marvin norwood charged with string of felony counts as 42-year-old bryan stow remains in serious condition. prosecutors say they feel strongly they have a strong case against the two prime suspects, though it was revealed today in court out of 20 witnesses only one of them identified sanchez in a line-up and zero witnesses identified norwood. in light of the giovanni ramirez arrest who has been cleared in the stow case,

dodgers stadium. lisa hernandez joins us live outside the courthouse in l.a. lisa? >> reporter: good morning. both defendants pleading not guilty this morning. no cameras allowed inside the courtroom. the defense attorney both arguing to the judge it could taint a possible jury pool or future witnesses. there was also the question of whether or not the fed would ask for lowering of bail. that didn't happen. no reduction to either men's bail. they're behind bars in lieu of $500,000. defense attorney was here and no comment as he walked in court. he represents louis sanchez, the 29-year-old that police say initiated the say salt on bryan stow on opening day. sanchez and 30-year-old marvin norwood charged with string of felony counts as 42-year-old bryan stow remains in serious condition. prosecutors say they feel strongly they have a strong case against the two prime suspects, though it was revealed today in court out of 20 witnesses only one of them identified sanchez in a line-up and zero witnesses identified norwood. in light of the giovanni ramirez arrest who has been cleared in the stow ca

l.a.'s police chief is defending his department's handling of the beating outside dodger stadium. charlie beck says he did right based on the evidence and information at the time. the suspect has been cleared in the march attack on giants fan bryan stow and two other suspects here are now in custody. until yesterday chief beck had not appeared in public for a few weeks and some critics accused him of avoiding questions about the case. >> sometimes it bothers me when people misread things and this was one of those cases, sure, absolutely. nothing to hide. you know, i'm more than willing to talk about anything. >> stow a silicon valley paramedic remains hospitalized in san francisco. doctors say he is showing signs of improvement. >>> a 4-year-old boy is in critical condition in santa rosa after a speeding car crashed into him on a crosswalk. the car sped away from the scene outside of a park yesterday afternoon and police arrested a 22-year-old man after witnesses pointed out his vehicle. yesterday's crash is the city's second hit-and-run incident in the past five days. >>> 5:10 no

forsythe didn't help his cause no. 3, dodgers -- no, she didn't see 90er game -- matt kemp couldn't get the triple ground this year. logan forsyth didn't help his cause. l.ato the desert where chris young is covering death valley, crashing into the wall, dexter fowler robbed of extra bases. no. 1, so far at the open there's a winner ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

l.a. has a heart. fans of philadelphia put together the event. the money is for bryan stow who was badly injured when he was viciously attacked when leaving dodger opening day. >>> a teenager buried alive last week on a southern california week met with his rescuers today. matt mina thanked the fire fighters that freed him. mina was trapped when a tunnel collapsed he said he faded in and out of consciousness. >> i thought i was going to die. it was a very scary incident. >> what matt did was extremely dangerous, getting down in the sand below your head. >> reporter: matt was buried for about half an hour, bystanders tried and failed to find him before the fire department arrived. >>> yosemite national park is asking for permission to destroy the remaining cabins. a fence that's intended to keep people out isn't working and the cabins have now become an attractive nuisance. park manager have now issued a report on removing the cabins. they will take public comment until november 9th. >>> and here is a look at some of the highs from today with the range. a big temperature range from the lower 60s to the coast. lower 90s for livermore and antioch.

l.a. has a heart. fans of philadelphia put together the event. the money is for bryan stow who was badly injured when he was viciously attacked when leaving dodger on opening day. >>> a teenager buried alive last week on a southern california week met with his rescuers today. matt mina thanked the fire fighters that freed him. mina was trapped when a tunnel collapsed he said he faded in and out of consciousness. >> i thought i was going to die. it was a very scary incident. >> what matt did was extremely dangerous, getting down in the sand below your head. >> reporter: matt was buried for about half an hour, bystanders tried and failed to find him before the fire department arrived. >>> yosemite national park is asking for permission to destroy the remaining cabins. a fence that's intended to keep people out isn't working and the cabins have now become an attractive nuisance. park manager have now issued a report on removing the cabins. they will take public comment until november 9th. >>> and here is a look at some of the highs from today with the range. a big temperature range from the lower 60s to the coast. lower 90s for livermore and antioc

dodger stadium back in march. >>> 6:25 now. a stolen rembrandt worth a quarter million dollars has just been recovered now in southern california. l.a. county sheriff's department says they acted on a tip and found the lithograph in encino this morning. no word on arrests. the piece entitled "the judgment" was on loan from a collection here at san francisco when it was stolen from the ritz-carlton marina del ray last weekend. >>> this story is unbelievable. with overstretched city budgets some police departments are having to pick and choose which crimes to pursue. apparently that's not a problem in greeley, colorado. there was a woman there though didn't want to show her face on camera. she called the greeley police department when she could not find her tv remote. she said it was stolen and an officer was sent to her house. >> i told him, i said, you know, i'm not a well-to-do person. i said why would somebody come in here and take a remote? >> the officer couldn't find it either. eventually the woman found it in a drawer. she still insists that someone broke into her home and moved the remote. >> maybe she wanted a little attenti