december and they say it will preserve it's his tore rick -- historic status of the campaign. >>> los angeles dodgersey have reached a settlement under which jamie would get $130 million and relink wish any part of team. it is one of the costliest divorce proceedings in history. earlier he took the dodgers into bankruptcy. the commissioner wants the bankruptcy court to order the sale of the team. >>> many of the cease species of the world are shrinking, not in population or in the amount or how big they actually are. there is a new study that says cotton corn, salmon, shrimp even polar bears are shrinking in size which has been happening in recent years. however some scientists are skeptical that it is related to climate change. >>> 5:47 let's check in with sal for traffic. >> is that the little tiny corn that is pickled? >> yes. >> thank you very much. let's look at the commute now, traffic is moving well. the commute is not shrinking, it is actually very robust these days on highway 4, also driving on some of the surface roads, very slow in contra caster county, let's look at the bay bridge toll pl

. >>> an attorney for the los angeles dodgers is hinting that the injured giants fan might be responsible for his attack. the attorney made the suggestion yesterday to espn los angeles say, quote, it takes two to tango. the family attorney immediately responded to the accusation. he tells the chronicle that the family has witnesses who saw suspects throeing beer at people and yelling obscenities. >>> well the search is on for a man accused of assaulting a female student in a parking garage at the college. take a look at this sketch of the suspect. he is described as white, 5 feet 4 inches tall, extremely blond hair. he was wearing a green sweater with white lettering and blue jeans at the time and spoke with a russian accent. a 19-year-old woman tells authorities that she was choked unconscious at about 8:30 yesterday morning. she says a man asked her to help find his car. and when they were in the parking garage, he asked her for a hug. police say she declined and then the man grabbed her, causing her to pass out. >> we want everybody aware that there are people that will attempt to gain

. >>> an attorney for los angeles dodger owner frank mccourt predicts a jury will find brian stow partlyto blame for the beating he endured outside dodger stadium in march. jerome jackson says it takes two to have a fight. the family is suing the dodgers for failure to take measures to prevent the violent attack. dodgers have filed a counter suit against two men charged with beating stow. jackson says they, not the team should be held liable. stow was just recently released from the hospital to a rehabilitation facility. >> gentleman 15 foot long white shark has -- a 15 foot long white shark has been spotted off the coast of santa cruz. pictures were taken yesterday a quarter mile off sea cliff state beach. popular spot. researchers say sharks come to the area in october to feed. they say white sharks don't often bite people. swimmers and surfers should be on the look out. >> they do in steven spielberg movies. >>> the oakland tribune will not be changing its name. the owner says reader complaints are forcing the company to backtrack on plans to create a regional paper with a different n

. >> an attorney representing the los angeles dodgers pre-districts a jury will partly blame brian stowe for the vicious beating heen occurred. attorneys says it takes 2 people to have a fight. stowe family sued the dodgers for failure to take measures to prevent the violence. attorney says the dodgers didn't hit him. 2 suspects arrested in the beating did. stowe was in a coma for months and recently released from the hospital to rehab facility. >>> 15 foot long white shark has been spotted off the coast of santa cruz. helicopter craw taking real estate pictures spied the shark yesterday just below the surface. about quarter mile off sea cliff state park. searchers say they typically come to the area in october to feed adding they don't often bite people. >>> special honda for a young woman who saved a truck driver life in san francisco last wee week. san francisco mayor lee presented miss williams today with first of its kind good samaritan award. williams told trucker michael fin safely away from the burning crash. williams says she is thankful for the honor but more thankful that he s

mccourt is claiming that the two suspects should be held liable for stow's injuries, not the los angeles dodgers. the suit insinuates that stow should bear some responsibility for the fight. >>> california has no choice. it can no longer afford its government mention. that word from governor brown, as he laid out a sweeping plan for reform. he wants to raise the retirement age for most future state workers, from 55 years old to 57. and require workers to pay at least half of their cost. he is proposing a hybrid pension system, where benefits are combined with a 401(k)-style plan. brown says this will save $9 million a year. and says it's a fair plan. >> the pension reforms will go a long way toward making our pension system more sustainable and more fair, to the taxpayer and the employee. >> reporter: how big is this problem in california? it depends who you ask. studies show that the state's pension system is between $100 billion and $500 billion in debt. brown's plan would quire arrival from lawmakers and voters. >>> up close and a little too personal. we're hearing from a bay area kayaker who

. >>> major league baseball and the owner of the los angeles dodgers are headed to court. and bryan stow, the giants fan, is in the middle of this fight. dodgers owner, frank mccourt used nearly $2 million for its own personal gain. that's a violation of major league baseball rules. how does stow figure into this? the stow family is one of the creditors that mccourt potentially owes money to. the league suggests mccourt's misuse of finances, forced him to reduce security at dodger stadium before stow was attack. >>> a man accused of sexually assaulting a woman in a classroom at skyland college. the woman tells officers she was alone in the classroom when a man entered and assaulted her. they're looking for a white male between the age of 25 and 30, with a distinct tattoo or scar on his neck. if you have information about the attack, call san bruno police. >>> that bell that was stolen outside of st. mary's church has been found. in oakland. a homeless man found the bell and called police. it was taken from st. mary's cathedral in weekend. police believe that recycling fees

. >> an attorney representing the los angeles dodgers pre-districts a jury will partly blame brian stowe for the vicious beating heen occurred. attorneys says it takes 2 people to have a fight. stowe family sued the dodgers for failure to take measures to prevent the violence. attorney says the dodgers didn't hit him. 2 suspects arrested in the beating did. stowe was in a coma for months and recently released from the hospital to rehab facility. >>> 15 foot long white shark has been spotted off the coast of santa cruz. helicopter craw taking real estate pictures spied the shark yesterday just below the surface. about quarter mile off sea cliff state park. searchers say they typically come to the area in october to feed adding they don't often bite people. >>> special honda for a young woman who saved a truck driver life in san francisco last wee week. san francisco mayor lee presented miss williams today with first of its kind good samaritan award. williams told trucker michael fin safely away from the burning crash. williams says she is thankful for the honor but more thankful that he s

stow's attorney blasted the los angeles dodgers and frank mccourt after an attorney for the team suggested stow could be partly to blame for his brutal beating. >> can you imagine how despicable they are to say as he is walking out and gets assaulted from the rear, he is not driving. he is walking out of the park. whether it's his fault? they are the most despicable of everything. >> a counter suit was fired by mccourt's lawyer placing blame on attackers citing to that stow had alcohol in his system at the time of the attack. >> at oak hills cemetery a memorial service will be held tonight. he was killed at the very cemetery in a funeral for fellow biker jeffrey. to prevent more violent, 70 police officers will be on cite and vow to close the gate fist things get out of hand or people crash the invitation-only funeral. still, nearby neighbors are worried. >> tomorrow we are going to have -- we are not sure if we will keep the kids in the neighborhood. >> what happened two weeks ago between steven ruiz and the victim was an internal strike within the hell's angels. that's somebody nobody an

los acontecimientos. >> esas fueron las palabras del representante legal, después de un abogado de los dodgers de los angelesulpable es el responsable. >> la familia ha demandado al equipo de los dodgers de los angeles por falta de seguridad. >> las personas que han sido revisados, pero sin ir a la cárcel por ser conductor ebrios, tienen menos probabilidad de llegar a la misma falta. >> varios de los accidente de ciclistas han llamado la atención de los legisladores. >> con este fin se ha considerado la posibilidad de que los ciclistas no paguen la multa de 50 dólares . >> con esta medida se pretende educar . >> a los que circulan en dos ruedas. >> una madre de la comunidad latina fue separada de sus hijos, tenemos la información de este caso. >> ella es sandra roman se le ha borraado la sonrisa, después de ser deportada y separada de sus hijos. >> (llanto) . >> teníamos la esperanza que calificara, dijeron que sólo los delincuentes, ni siquiera ella tiene un ticket de tránsito . >> fue a ice 'centro de inmigración y seguridad nacional' por la orden de deportacion, penso que era la última visita,m pero recib

. >>> this morning an attorney for los angeles dodger owner frank mccourt is hinting that brian stow giant's fan may be partly to blame for attack. yesterday attorney jackson said it takes at least to to have a fight. his family is suing the dodgers for failing to take measures to prevent the attack. dodgers filing a counter suit arguing they the two men should be held not the team. stow was in a coma for months. he was just released from a hospital to a rehabilitation facility. >>> concord police arrested two in connection with this week's murph a woman in concord. the body of 21-year-old shelby barnes was found inside a vacant home tuesday afternoon. she graduated from high school in 2008. detectives have arrested 23-year-old concord resident and 20-year-old richmond resident. the homicide was concord's sixth this year, two more than all of last year. >>> police in cupertino are asking for the public's help in identifying a suspect who attacked a female student at de anza college. white male adult 5'4, blonde hair, speaks with a russian accent. >> according to police, the victim sa

. >> and los angeles dodgers are now taking aim at two men accused of beating san francisco giants fan brin brine -- brian stow. filing a complaint against the suspects that argues they should be held liable for the attack, not the team. the owner or any parties named in the lawsuit filed by stow's family. stow badly beaten in the parking lot on opening night and his condition is improving. >> the man accused of stealing a picasso drawing off the wall of a union square gallery pleaded guilty today. he stole that $250,000 drawing july 5th. today's plea is part of a deal in factoring in time served the judge said he'll likely be released after his november 21 sentencing. >> and a jackknifed big rig is creating problems for drivers this afternoon. the story road onramp has been closed since 2:00. one of the two trailers overturned and cars tried to enter the freeway had to be turned around and crews clean up the accident. good news is that nobody was injured. >> what a mess. >> yes. >> and this was certainly crisp out there this morning. >> yes. >> and we're in that pattern now. crisp and

an attorney for the los angeles dodgers the owner frank mock court predicts a jury will find -- brian partly responsible for beating. jackson says it takes two to have a fight. stow's family is suing the dodgers. the dodgers have filed a counter suit against two men charged in the beating. jackson says, they and not the team should be held liable for stow's injuries. stow was in a coma for months. he was just recently released from the hospital to a bill facility. >>> 15 foot long white shark -- has been spotted off the coast of santa cruz. a helicopter crew spotted that shark yesterday below the you are fist quarter mile off sea cliff state beach. researchers say sharks typically come to that area in october to feed. the they say white sharks don't off bite people swimmers and surfers should be on the look out any way. they could get hungry. >> you definitely got to be careful. >>> oakland tribune will not change its name. the president of the bay area news group which owns the paper says reader complaints are forcing the company to backtrack on plans to create a paper way different

. >>> how the los angeles dodgers wound up in the middle of a nasty divorce settlement and we now knowho won. first, some help from the cnn's help des. >> time for us to get answers for your pending questions. joining us is themoneycoach.com and david is a professor at ny you. guys, thanks for being here. lynn net, this goes to you. harold filed for bankruptcy a year ago and is still making pavements on high-interest credit cards. how long is it going to get his credibility up again? >> the bankruptcy is going to stay on the report for ten years but you can rebound by doing things like opening up a secured card. opening up cardratings.com to get your current status and how much you are spending every single month. you load some money on to your secured card and then after that you start to build a more positive credit rating. >> maybe a little more than he thought. >> yeah. >> this comes from frank. he's 67 and has a 401(k) in an annuity. he wants to know when he should start drawing down and if he should use his mortgage and avoid any taxes? >> well, there's a couple things he needs t

. >>> and an attorney for the los angeles dodgers is hinting that the injured giants fan brian stowe might be responsible for his attack. the attorney made the suggestion yesterday to espn los angeles say, quote, it takes two to tan go. the-- to tango. the family attorney immediately responded to the accusations and they say they have witnesses saying the suspects were throwing beer at people and yelling obscenities. >>> there will be a game seven of the world series after a tremendous finish in game six. >> hits it in the air to center. we will see you tomorrow night. >> that's the way it happened. that 11th inning home run, that capped a wild game and the cardinals rallied from two-run deficits in both the 9th and 10th innings. they beat the texas rangers 10- 9. now the rangers had a 7-4 lead the 7th inning, but the cardinals mounted the first of several come backs. you can watch game seven of the world series right here on ktvu channel 2. our coverage begins at 4:30 right after a special ktvu newscast at 4:00. >>> 6:48 is the time. and we don't have to go to work tomorrow morning,

. >>> an attorney for the los angeles dodgers is hinting that the injured giants fan brian stowe mighte somewhat responsible for his attack. the attorney made the suggestion yesterday to espn los angeles say, it takes two to tan go. the family attorney immediately responded. he tells the chronicle that the family has witnesses who saw the suspects throeing beer at people and yelling obscenities before the attack. >>> people will head out on the town tonight and some might decide to drink. hopefully not drive. if you do get caught though, are those field sobriety tests giving you a fair chance? the question surrounding the test and how the highway patrol is responding. >>> well construction on the new bay bridge is moving right along. we are live in oakland to tell us about the major milestone that will be marked in just a couple hours. >> reporter: we moved over to the project headquarters to talk about this milestone today. i want to show you a picture of the span this morning. beautiful shot, you can see it all lit up out there when this milestone goes into place this morning, it wil

. >>> bryan stow's children cannot sue the los angeles dodgers for their father's near deadly beating. a judge ruled today that stow's two children cannot remain as plaintiffs in a lawsuit against the team since they weren't there when two men beat stow into a coma back in march. stow and his children were all listed on that suit initially. it accuses the dodgers of cutting back security at the stadium in 2008 while knowing that it is a high crime area. >>> the deadline has come and gone for california children to get the whooping cough vaccine and some schools are locking unvaccinated children out. roughly 1500 students at the richmond area schools will have to stay home until they can hand over paperwork proving they got the vaccine. the oakland unified school district is taking a different approach, though. they are keeping the kids in class and sending dozens of nurses through the district to vaccinate 1,000 students who never got the shot. district officials say banning hundreds of children from class was simply not an option. >> ultimately, it's a public safety issue. in our par

. >>> the beating of bryan stow is central in the future of the los angeles dodgers. his medical costs figure into the team's ownership. >>> the doctor charged with involuntary manslaughter in connection michael jackson's death broke down in tears today. several patients describe doctor doctor conrad murray as a generous man and a dedicated doctors. rubely moseley explained murray want today open a clinic in a poor texas community. >> he made a commitment to the community, that he would open a clinic, in honor of his dad in that community where his dad had been a physician for a number of years. >> at the end of the day, the judge advised murray, he will soon need to know whether he intends to testify in his own defense. so far, there has been no indication. >>> the beating of giants fan bryan stow has become a central argument in the l.a. dodgers bankruptcy case. maureen naylor tells us why major league baseball points to the stow case as an example of mismanagement. >> the only real question is who's going to control the dodgers when the team exits bankruptcy? >> re

>> an injured san francisco giants fan is a key player in the bankruptcy case involving the los angeles dodgers the dodgers and major league baseball have mentioned bryan stow during court filings this past week. the "l.a. times" reports the league says security was inadequate when stow was attacked outside dodger stadium this past march. >>> the rupture of a pg&e pipeline near bakersfield is renewing concerns right here in the bay area. the 34" natural gas pipe ripped open in an alfalfa field on monday as crews were testing it by forcing high pressure water through the line there. it's slightly larger than the pg&e pipeline that exploded in san bruno killing eight people. pg&e is conducting similar tests in san leandro. >>> city leaders in san jose may ask voters to may more for street repairs in the city. under the proposed parcel tax, homeowners and businesses would pay up to $400 a year over the next 10 years. the transportation director estimates it will cost $1 billion to properly repair and maintain the city's streets over the next 10 years. and the money can't come from the general fund

morning that a settlement has been reached in that bitter divorce to determine who owns the los angeles dodgerssources say frank and jamie mccourt have reached a settlement in which jameny mccourt would get about $130 million and give up any claim to the dodgers. the settlement has not been finalized. earl -- earlier this year, frank mccourt took the dodgers into custody. the commissioner wants a bankruptcy sale to order this sale. >>> 8:19. in a desperate search for a missing baby, the bizarre coming from -- comment from the -- from the missing child's mother. # @ >>> 8:22. a woman in kansas city is admitting she was drunk when her baby vanished from her home two weeks ago. she said on the night her daughter disappeared, she had been drinking wine. hundreds of state and federal law enforcement officers continue to search for 10-month- old lisa irwin. >>> for the third time this year, a human case of west nile virus is being reported in contra costa county. the cases originated in the eastern part of that county. the latest victim works is 65, and two previous victims are all recovering. in add

page, you can find us by searching the channel 2 morning news team. 8:02 an attorney for the los angeles dodgers is hinting injured giants' fan bryan stowe might be somewhat responsible for his beating. the attorney made the suggestion to espn los angeles, saying "it takes to tango." the stow family attorney immediately responded to thible cue says and he tells "contra costa times" the family has witnesses who -- responded to this quickly and says -- and tells the "contra costa times." >>> a fight happened two weeks ago inside the office of neighborhood safety between young men of rival parts of town. several saw the fight but some reportedly refused to talk with police. the city manager tells the times any conflict has been resolved a -- dash and richmond's chief of police has also apologized making it seem like the office was not cooperating with the investigation. >>> 8:03. well, today caltrans crews will be out laying down a key piece of the deck for the new bridge. claudine wong is live in oakland to explain why this is such a milestone. claudine? >> reporter: well, we're at project headqua

. >>> los angeles dodgers owner frank la cort will keep the team as part of a divorce settlement with the split dragged the dodgers into bankruptcy. the la corts accused of recklessly using the team's cash on their own personal spending. >>> and the new york jets, demolishing the dolphins on monday night football. 24-6. the cornerback had to intercepti interceptions. the dolphins 0-5 on the year. >>> that's the news you need to start your day. "american morning" is back right after this. >>> welcome back to "american morning." as part of their school science project, two cincinnati sixth graders found that both kids and teachers had about the same degree of difficulty trying to tell the difference between candy and certain medications. their research has drawn the attention of pediatricians concerned about unintentional ingesting of medication when you think you're having something else. their findings were presented at a national conference in boston yesterday, and one of the students, casey, joins me along with her father, dr. mike giddleman instrumental in all this. is this a test?

telmex fue la serie mundial de 1981 valenzuela dialogó tres de la serie mundial entre dodgers y los tac ángelesa aparecer, ganaba los cardenales de la novela conocerá de las manos es equipo, texas conectó un par de imparables, el segundo es ese de michael impulsando a andreu. los reyes le da la vuelta al partido 2 x 1 empatando si la serie a uno por bando. y los santos cesaron la fase de grupo de la concacaf está repartido entre dallas y los angeles y el motagua, éste es el único gol del partido, el disparo se desviaron defensa, y con eso el coraje de lo que estaba obligado a ganar conseguir el resultado necesario. así pues los dos equipos clasificados a los] son los que ven pantalla, cuatro representantes del fútbol mexicano, tres conjuntos de la mls, así como lo hicieron el fútbol salvadoreño, la siguiente fase comenzará el próximo mes de marzo. precios reales de guadalajara mostraron a marcos rené lagüera y alberto medal medina con $100,000 mexicanos, algo así como esos nueve dólares por esos festejos de la semana pasada, vientres que jorge vergara puso $800,000 más para ejecutar 1 millón de

. >> still arrived after first being treated in los angeles after he was attacked outside of dodgersdium. two suspects pleaded not guilty to that attack. >>> other news making headlines, the man responsible for killing three of his coworkers at the lie high spent plan did not die from bullets fired from the sheriff deputies. according to the coroner's office, the 47-year-old truck driver died from a self- inflicted gun shot. >>> the san francisco chronicle is giving david chi its stamp of approval. the district three supervisor, calling him a pragmatic problem solver capable of shaking things up. the 2008 supervisor's race. >> out of work americans take a long distance employee. the foreign country making it worse their while. >>> and why thousands of vaccine doses, it's deaf kilt to ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, hundreds of them marched past homes illionaires >>> antiwall street protesters got personal today with some of manhattan's megarich. hundreds of them marched past homes belonging to billionaires like oil tycoon, david koch. john paulson, and rupert murdoch to protest a big tax break th

when brian stow left the medical center in los angeles in may, after being severely beaten outside dodger stadium, he was comatose, on a gurney with traumatic brain injury. leaving san francisco general hospital, brian stow is ready for rehahn. rehab. his doctors say he's breathing on his orngs eating and talking and responding. >> today, i had a report back from the hospital that he is now gone to and one of the colleagues there said that she had mentioned my name to brian and he said tell them i said hello. soy think that that is a dramatic improvement from where he started to where he is today. >> neurosurgeon jeff manly says it's been a rollercoaster in terms of treatment. he had a piece of his skull removed and was once on fave antiseizure medications. manly says stow has begun to mobilize, meaning move about, though he isn't walking the surgeon says he's starting to meel meet milestone autos does this mean goes back to work? running down the hall? no. not yet. think what this does is gives hope that some people can actually begin to do that and where we don't know yet. >> he says th

. >> reporter: when brian stow left the medical center in los angeles in may after being severely beaten outside dodger stadium, he was comatosed and on a gurney with a traumatic brain injury. leaving san francisco general hospital today, bryan stow is ready for rehab. his doctors say the giants fan is breathing on his own and eating and interacting with his family and even talking and responding. >> today i had a report back from the hospital that he is now gone to, and one of my colleagues said she mentioned my name to brian, and he said tell him i said hello. so i think that's a dramatic improvement from where he started to where he is today. >> the surgeon said it has been a rollercoaster in terms of treatment. stow had a piece of his skull removed and was once on five anti-seizure medications. he says stow has now begun to mobilize. meaning to move about. though he isn't walking, the surgeon says he is starting to meet mile stones. >> does this mean he goes back to work? does this mean he is running down the hall? no, not yet. what this does is it gives hope that some people can actually begin to

beaten outside dodger stadium in los angeles the giant san bryan stow is heading to a rehabilitation. stone is here now and has been following the story. j.r. stone you have spent the day coast doctors at san francisco thing of the?--where the upbeat? what was their attitude? >> they're so hopeful, but they just want to be careful because and the situations they just not a long term what will look like. i want to show a picture the hospital released earlier. in this picture on the right-hand side, even see some of the family members and the middle east bryan stow, then you see dr. jeffrey manley. he was the one that spoke today, i want to go to some video that we have when bryan stow left the hospital this morning. now the doctor was talking about this for a while, he said that bryan stow right now almost seven months after is beginning to speak and interact with family members. he is beginning to eat, when he came to the hospital he was in a coma on five seizure medicines and now he is on none. the breathing tube has been removed meaning that he is breathing on his own. there's a lo

. >> reporter: when brian stow left the medical center in los angeles in may after being severely beaten outside dodger stadium, he was comatosed and on a gurney with a traumatic brain injury. leaving san francisco general hospital today, bryan stow is ready for rehab. his doctors say the giants fan is breathing on his own and eating and interacting with his family and even talking and responding. >> today i had a report back from the hospital that he is now gone to, and one of my colleagues said she mentioned my name to brian, and he said tell him i said hello. so i think that's a dramatic improvement from where he started to where he is today. >> the surgeon said it has been a rollercoaster in terms of treatment. stow had a piece of his skull removed and was once on five anti-seizure medications. he says stow has now begun to mobilize. meaning to move about. though he isn't walking, the surgeon says he is starting to meet mile stones. >> does this mean he goes back to work? does this mean he is running down the hall? no, not yet. what this does is it gives hope that some people can actually begin to

your audience may not know who o'malley was, but he was the owner of the dodgers who moved them to los angeles. but i grew up in brooklyn and went to school here. c-span: where? >> guest: actually i started at ccny many years ago. c-span: city college. >> guest: i went to city college, but then went on to the state university of new york in the western part of the state in fredonia, which is a notorious place because in one of the marx brothers' movies, there's a place called fredonia. but then i went on for my graduate work to columbia. c-span: and your degree is in what? >> guest: i started out as an english teacher, and my graduate work was largely in linguistics. my first job was at san francisco state college teaching linguistics. c-span: thirteen books -- or is this the 14th? >> guest: actually it's 20 if you count the textbooks, but we'll settle for 14. c-span: just reading the liner notes. it says 13 books. which one of those 13, at least the consumer books, sold the most? >> guest: a book that i wrote with an old friend named charles weingartner called "teaching as a subversive activi

-year-old father of two, was severely beaten last march after the season opener in los angeles between the l.a. dodgerse sanchez are in custody charged with the attack. they have entered pleas of not guilty. for both fans and players, what happened to stow, a giants fan, was a sobering example of teen rivalry gone much too far. >> and in your excitement or in your frustration, don't take it out on another fan. >> reporter: the beating left stow with severe brain injuries that could have killed him. over the past six and a half months his recovery has been like a roller coaster his doctor says but now he is starting to speak. >> not only start to speak but awareness of his surroundings he can say things in context. >> reporter: before his injuries, stow worked as a paramedic in santa cruz, california. coworkers were among the many who came out to raise money to help him. only recently has stow been aware that so many have cared so much about his healing. >> he's an amazing individual. you know, he was a young guy who was in good shape. and i will tell you that he also has an incredibly supportive family

>>> an update now on brian stow, the san francisco giants' fan brutally beaten outside dodger stadium in los angeles a rehab facility that specializes in severe brain trauma. the beating left stow, a paramedic and father of two in a coma for months. he recently spok lly spoke his words and began interacting with his family. >> when brian came here, he was in a comatose state and when he left us today, he was able to begin to speak, interact with his family and he is now beginning to eat as well and he is making dramatic progress. >> doctors still aren't sure how much brain function that stow is going to get back over the long haul. they call him a challenging patient. >>> back to our lead story. the alleged assassination attempt against saudi arabia's ambassador to the united states. justice department alleges that the plan was to blow up a restaurant while ambassador adele al-jubeir was dining, killing him with eight wrong other americans. the u.s. says the plan was conceived, sponsored and directed from iran. outraged u.s. officials are planning right now their reaction. our cnn foreign affairs co

dramatic progress since being brought there in a coma from a hospital in los angeles. 2 men face charges on the march 31 attack outside dodgertadium. >>> and police have taken back 2 vacant buildings in san francisco that were occupied by homeless advocate. protestors want the city to do more to find housing for the homeless and vow not to leaf. by the time the police arrive, well, they had moved on. headlines tonight. >> man charged in new york city for plot to go assassinate the saudi ambassador to the u.s. is being held tonight without bail. u.s. officials today announce they stopped the plot and they accuse agents of the iran government of being involved. chief investigative correspondent brian ross has more on how this all went down. >>reporter: the plot centered on capitol hill. popular restaurant at lunch time. all times say officials to assassinate the youthful saudi arabia ambassador to the u.s. l. >> we are resolved to fight terrorism. >>reporter: close confident of the saudi king and symbol of government increasingly the arch enemy of iran in the rena renal. >> when a confidential source noted there could be 100 o

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dodger sad am offer the season opener last march. two men are charged. in may he was taken from los angeles county hospital to san francisco general. >> brian came here, he was in a com atose state and when he left he was beginning to speak and is starting to eat as well and making dramatic progress. >> reporter: he said he will be monitored for blood clots but his medications have been reduced and he is able to leave his hospital bed as his recovery continues. >> i think that while he had a rockier course than most over the last five months, i think he is starting to meet milestones and only time will tell. >> reporter: again another look at him leaving san francisco general hospital this morning. officials wouldn't say where he has gone for rehab. they say they want to give him and his family time to adjust to his new home. reporting live. david stevenson. >> a carjacking, a crash, a kidnapping, and a teen in custody. fremont police say two teens stole a man's suv at gun point this morning. the man's 13-year-old son remained in the stolen car. it was later spotted by officers. there was a

in san francisco general in may after being treated in los angeles for traumatic brain injury following a severe beating in the parking lot of dodger stadium. stow had gone to cheer the giants on opening day but was attacked by men wearing dodger jerseys after the game. >> this was an extremely complicated and very difficult case taking care of bryan stow. >> reporter: the stow family has requested that the name of the rehab center not be released to allow him privacy as he begins a new phase of his recovery. >> now we're seeing patients like brian and other folks with traumatic brain injury like congresswoman gabrielle giffords that not only have we treated it but patients are surviving and not only surviving but going on to have meaningful recoveries. so i think what this does is it gives hope that some people can actually begin to do well. where he is going to plateau, we don't know yet. >> reporter: the doctor says that bryan stow's age, his will to live, his strength and his family support have all been big factors in his recovery so far. but it's been a costly recovery. his medical bills estimated by his lawyers to be in the

. >>> a judge in los angeles has ruled that bryan stow's children cannot be added to a civil lawsuit against the l.a. dodgers. the suit claims that by reducing security at dodger stadium the team created an environment that allowed for the attack on stow to happen. however the judge ruled that stow's two children cannot join the suit and are not entitled to damage for distress because they weren't present when it happened. on the other hand the judge ruled that stow can seek punitive damages from the dodgers and their owner. >>> their hoping to persuade the court that federal judge john walker who found the same- sex marriage ban unconstitutional should have recused himself from the case. after the case, walker revealed he had been in a long-standing relationship with a man. >>> economic growth and job creation is a shared responsibility of all economic policymakers in close corporation with the private- sector. >> reporter: bernanke called on congress to reduce inequities in the public tax code, reach out to under water homeowners who are looking to refinance and to implement programs that help potential bu

. >>> a judge in los angeles has ruled that bryan stow's children cannot be added to a civil lawsuit against the l.a. dodgers. the suit claims that by reducing security at dodger stadium the team created an environment that allowed for the attack on stow to happen. however the judge ruled that stow's two children cannot join the suit and are not entitled to damage for distress because they weren't present when it happened. on the other hand the judge ruled that stow can seek punitive damages from the dodgers and their owner. >>> their hoping to persuade the court that federal judge john walker who found the same- sex marriage ban unconstitutional should have recused himself from the case. after the case, walker revealed he had been in a long-standing relationship with a man. >>> economic growth and job creation is a shared responsibility of all economic policymakers in close corporation with the private- sector. >> reporter: bernanke called on congress to reduce inequities in the public tax code, reach out to under water homeowners who are looking to refinance and to implement programs that help potential bu

bill: two men are facing charge after the attack that happened outside of dodger staitd stadium in march in los angeles men pled not guilty. martha: he could be nearing the end of five years in captivity behind enemy lives. a soldier for the israeli defense force kidnapped by hamas militants in 2006 and hid on where in the gaza strip. but there may be a break in the negotiations for his release. >> it's not logic that they will keep the young boy as a hostage and bring so much suffering for many people. for us as a family and for many other innocent people. martha: that's his far it. leland vittert joins us live from jerusalem *. what is retook this news? >> it's rare when you have the hebrew and arabic press excited about the same thing. this is the israeli daily. it says coming home and his parents who are clearly very happy. this year is the big arabic daily. it says from the west bank. deal made. here is a picture of one of the thousand palestinian prisoners with his family who will be released. on the left we have jerusalem, on the right we have the celebrations happening in gaza. this is for the

dodgers stadium following the season opener last march. two men are charged in the assault. in may stow was transferred by plane and ambulance from los angeles hospital to the traumatic brain injury program. >> he came here in a coma and when he left today he was able to begin to speak, interact with family, and he's now beginning to eat and making dramatic progress. >> reporter: stow will be monitored for blood cots and setbacks but medications have been reduced and he's able to leave the hospital bed as his recovery tonights. >> i think while he had a rockier course than most over the last five months, i think that he is starting to meet milestones and only time will tell. >> reporter: san francisco general hospital officials declined to say where stow has been taken for rehab and want to give him and his family time to adjust to the new home. in san francisco, david stevenson. >>> the phoenix, arizona area escorted a big victory by securing the super bowl 2015. super bowl 49. the biggest game will be held at the university of phoenix stadium in glendale, the same facility that hol hosted in 2008. that game brought a half billion dollars t