los angeles now. the los angeles police department talking about the brian stow case. this is... >> los angeles police department exhausted each and every avenue of interest and in search of the perpetrators of the crime. the case has been given paramount attention. i am proud of the job our detectiveses have done. and the men and women of the department have done to utilize every resource at their disposal. like every case, it's been an ongoing investigation. and with new, credible information, that case changed course, and took a new path. today, thanks to thousands, literally thousands of hours, the investigative worth, hard work of an elite, competent group of investigators, we can announce arrest of suspects in this case. the process is worked. chief beck will provide you with an update. i want to assure you the best of the best at lapd is working on this case. i have every confidence in them. and in this department, justice will prevail and that the individuals responsible for this senseless act of violence against an innocent man will be brought to justice. so...

these are words that define the character of the los angeles police department. today we are here to announce the arrest of three suspect in the brutal beating of bryan stow. but just ads importantly, i want to -- just as importantly, i want to tell the world that giovanni ramirez is no longer a suspect in this case. the initial evidence and identifications which led to his arrest have been refuted by an investigation that has involved dozens of detectives working seven days a week over thousands of hours. they investigated more than 850 clues and interviewed over 600 people. we have tirelessly pursued the truth wherever it led us and without prejudice to the outcome. just as i demands that we do. yesterday, based on evidence developed by detective assigned to robbery/homicide division and northeast area, three people were taken into custody. luis sanchez, age 29, marvin norwood, age 30, and doreen sanchez, age 31. and just several minutes ago, the district attorney filed multiple charges against luis sanchez and marvin norwood, including mayhem and assault with

nbc bay area has confirmed that los angeles police have arrested two new suspects in the case. another suspect has been in custody for months but now it appears he may not be connected to that case at all. "today in the bay's" marla tellez is live outside san

los angeles police. arrested him for the beating of -- los angeles police arrested him for the beating of bryan stow. now police los angeles police say, he was right. they had the wrong guy? meanwhile the two new suspects remain behind bars in los angeles. they are being held on $5 thin,000 -- on $500,000 bail. >>> we're following developing news out of new york. the american airlines terminal at j.f.k. after a suspicious bag was found. the man who left the bag apparently is currently on an american airlines flight to land in san francisco at 10:45. we'll continue to follow this developing story and bring you more information as we get it. >>> this morning is police in -- this morning, police are searching for who shot fire. jade hernandez has more including what's been released. >> reporter: police have found additional things out here. so we'll be out there for another hour. tell us this shooting one or both may be tied to last night's sheeting. this is near where the shooter tag tv shooting took place.

july 19, los angeles county increases its reward amount for information leading to arrests. the next day, july 20, los angeles police arrest two people in the beating of bryan stow. giovanni ramirez is not one of them. thursday, july 21. news of the arrest brakes. los angeles police will not comment on who the new suspects are or why this shift in the case took place. grant lodes, kron 4 news. >>> tonight we talked to bryan stow's coz he said police haven't told family members about the arrest and the attorney for giovanni ramirez says that he was not aware of the developments till the news broke tonight. >> new information in the officer involved shooting that ended the life of kenneth harding. it was thought police shot and killed him after he opened fire on them but we have new details about his death. >> reporter: this is the bullet that was found in kenneth harding's head. next to it a bullet in his pocket. these bullet belong to a .380 caliber hand gun. police say that's the gun the department has been using since 1995. >> the bullet removed from his head is not consistent with the service ammunition used by t

los angeles police insisted they the right man but now there are two new arrests in the brian stoa beating case. has there been any public response from the los angeles police department? >> reporter: as of right now, no. i spoke with the lapd about it and and they will not give any additional information. we're live at the hospital where brian stoa is still being treated. it appears that lapd is now changing its tune. two men were arrested in connection with the stoa case. although the police have not released their names or any other details, the l.a. time reports that investigators have circumstance and physical evidence. you may remember in may, this man was named a prime suspect in the case when he was arrested for a parole violation. but since then his attorneys have provided cell phone and financial records that prove he was not the man that beat stoa. and now ramirez is now no longer linked to this case. >> it is a true lesson of the judicial system in this country, specific lit fact that everyone should be -- specifically the fact that everyone should be presumed innocent till pro

los angeles police chief charlie beck announced the arrest of sanchez and norwood.lice asked the media not to release any pictures of the suspects yet because doing so could affect the investigation. the man you see on this video is giovanni ramirez. los angeles police admit they had the wrong guy. ramirez has been cleared in the case. now meanwhile the two new suspects arrested last week norwood and sanchez remain behind bars, they are being held on $100,000 bail. allie rasmus. >>> time now 6:32, the trial of two middle schoolboys accused of sexually assaulting two girls at a trip are expected in court. now the charges stem from a recent visit to a redwood city park by 20 students from john f. kennedy middle school. investigators claim the boys broke away from the group and then attacked those two girls. >>> a wounded 11-year-old san francisco girl is getting better after being hit by a stray bullet. she was at the apartment of her uncle in the western district  on friday. when the bullet smashed through the window and hit her just above the heart. she underwent

nbc bay area has confirmed that los angeles police have arrested two new suspects in the case. another suspect has been in custody for months but now it appears he may not be connected to that case at all. "today in the bay's" marla tellez is live outside san francisco general hospital with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura. no doubt about it, this story has really gripped the bay area since it first broke. bryan stow nearly beaten to death almost four months ago. last night nbc bay area confirmed with the los angeles police department they have arrested two new suspects in his beating. who these suspects are and what led to their arrest, well, we are still waiting to learn those details. in the meantime, the big question remains what does this mean for giovanni ramirez, the 31-year-old man who the lapd arrested in may, calling him the main suspect ever since. though ramirez is currently serving a 10-month prison sentence for an unrelated parole violation, his attorney is celebrating this latest development. all along attorney ramirez has told lapd his client

los angeles police tonight con firment arrest of 3 people in the beating of brian stow at the giants dodgers season opener in los angeles. they are 29-year-old pl sanchez and 3 30-year-old norwood of reality. charged with mayhem, salt and battery. 30-year-old miss sanchez apparently released on 50,000 dollar bail without being charged. >> with new credible information took a new path. today the thanks to thousands literally thousands of hours of investigative work, hard work of an elite competent group of investigators we can announce the arrest of suspect ins this case. if police think it's as important to exonerate the innocent as it is to implicate the guilty. this is not just a phrase. these are words that define the character of theless ang police department. if. >> today we are here to announce the arrest of 3 suspects in the brutal beating of brian stow. the but just as importantly i want to tell the world that ramirez is no longer a suspect in this case. >> that man proclaimed his innocence from the start as you may recall once arrested some time ago. there are other developm

. >> at least two people face charges after los angeles police had to put their riot gear on at a movieremier that did not happen. los angeles police had to shut down the streets last night after several hundred people began throwing bottles and vandalizing cars. they were upset because the producers of the film canceled the premier. the film was about a party last june called the electric daisy carnival rave. lapd says no one was injured in the movie premier priot. >> the ban for circumcision appears over before it started. the south bay boy stabbed while walking his dog. we'll hear from him next. >> reporter: i'm damian trujillo live at sfo, where yet another inbound flight is delayed because ever unruly passengers. details coming up. >> plus, new court documents reveal why two teens set a south bay school on fire. taking a live look outside from the south bay early this thursday, july 28th, this is "today in the bay." >> good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. time to check win meteorologist rob mayeda filling in for christina g. to see you. >> you as wel

thank you. >> reporter: that's los angeles police chief charlie beck. now answering some tough questions from reporters because he did go out on that limb and said, we were sure it's that guy. now you have heard him say we're sure it's not that guy. not giovanni ramirez. just to button this up, allen, we are learning a few details. the police are not giving very many out. actually, the website tmz reported the details surrounding the beating and what they said was these two men were drunk, very drunk, that night. they saw a group of people wearing giants regalia and in fact through the night had been yelling and picking on people, wearing giants gear. this group including bryan stow went back and forth with them and apparently that's what led to the beating that night. >> joe, it is interesting that as time went by and they didn't file charges against ramirez, that now we are learning that a whole new set of detectives came in and started from scratch is what you're telling us. >> reporter: that's right. and those detectives started actually a couple of

before they he spent 25 years in the los angeles police department. >>> the girl friend of the prime suspect in the beating of giants fan bryan stow is herself in custody, in las vegas, on drug charges. authorities arrested 26-year- old denise over the weekends on charges of trafficking and methamphetamine possession and possession of a dangerous weapon. she pleaded not guilty yesterday. los angeles police have considered her a person of interest in the stowe beating case after a witness reports of a woman driving the getaway car for the two men who beat stowe in the dodgers stadium parking lot. her boyfriend is the prime suspect in the beating case. >>> meanwhile, stowe's family has posted a new message on its website saying the critically injured giants fan is showing new signs of improvement. they say he's now opening his mouth on his own when it's time to check his temperature, and stowe is enjoying tv shows in his hospital room. >>> caltrans crews working to fix a big sinkhole on highwayy in san jose. it's on the south side of the freeway. the southbound sides of the freeway nea

los angeles police now confirming to us that officers have arrested two new suspects in the brutal beating of giants fan bryan stow. in a stunning moment for the stow family, but for the family of the man arrested for the attack a sense of relief. this morning giovanni ramirez remains in jail for a parole violation but the district attorney never did charge him in the stow case. now, two new suspects in custody. his lawyers say it's clear the lapd made a mistake. >> this is a true lesson of the judicial system in this country, specifically the fact that everyone should be assumed innocent until proven guilty. when i jumped in the case it was the complete opposite. >> police arrested ramirez in may after storming into an apartment where he was staying. ramirez is serving 10 months in prison because police found a gun in the apartment at the time and that violated his parole. >> news of the new arrest came out of the blue for bryan stow's family and friends in the bay area. we spoke to bryan stow's sister and brother-in-law. they said the media were the first to call them about the arrests.

less than an hour ago, los angeles police chief announced arrests thief suspects in the beating case.uie sanchez, marvin norwood, they were charged with mayhem

now the man you see in this video we're going to show you is giovanni ramirez, los angeles police originally arrested him for the beating of bryan stow, but now police say they have the wrong guy and ramirez has been exonerated. all of this happens after stow attended a giant's game. we will bring you the latest information, allie rasmus. >>> all lanes of 401 have reopened that's after a fiery crash overnight. a car flipped over and burst into flames at about 11:40 last night. the person inside the car was taken to the hospital but their condition is not known. the freeway was shutdown for several hours. the highway has reopened a few hours ago. >>> jade hernandez joins us now with how a shooting last night could be tied to a situation last week. >> reporter: police tell us that the shooting happened around the corner from that building right there you see near that stop sign. and that the victim died along the sidewalk underneath the building's outside light. east palo alto police are still out here investigating this overnight shooting. right now this is what we can tell you, calls came in

. >>> los angeles police admit they arrested the wrong man in the bryan stow attack and now have the right suspects, three of them, two have been charged with one count each of mayhem, assault by means likely to produce great bodily injury and battery with serious bodily injury, all felonies. kron 4's dan kerman has the latest. >> the district attorney filed multiple charges against louie sanchez and marvin norwood. >> reporter: the new suspects louie sanchez and marvin norwood are not strangers to violence and alcohol abuse. each has a laundry list of convictions. louie sanchez are for spousal abuse, carrying a loaded fire arm in a public place and evading a police officer. he also has several dui convictions. marvin norwood also has a long list of convictions, the most serious, felony spousal abuse. he also has a conviction for possession of drugs in 2003 plus a dui conviction. law enforcement officials that said while there is no forensic evidence they did make incriminating statements. police also arrests dorene sanchez as an accessory after the fact but she has been released and

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folks here in los angeles area wanting to make sure he is going to be okay. police had taken ramirez in custody almost two months after the beat iing but never charged him. on june 8 they moved this to the robbery homicide division in the division in lapd and of course now we have this new information the two new suspects are in custody. they have not released names or mug shots. it's important to point out they, too, have not been charged yet. that's the latest. john cadiz klemack, back to you guys. >> a story we'll continue to follow as well as two former richmond police officers that are headed to trial accused of buying handguns for two minors. former officer danny harris is accused of buying three guns from a dealer for the minors and lying about who would use them. harris and former officer raymond thomas junior are accused of setting up a sting where the teens would be caught with those guns, they are charged with conspiring to deceive authorities and obstruction. both former officers are set to appear in court next manhattan. deputies in the east bay teaming

release further details about the arson and the cause when the investigation is complete. >>> police in los angeles will survey the damage today left behind by an unruly crowd outside a hollywood movie screening. the trouble started with an unauthorized block party yesterday evening. riot police were called out when the crowd refused to leave. some people threw rocks and bottles and two people were arrested for felony vandalism, but no one was injured. >>> the republican presidential candidate herman cane is now apologizing to muslim leaders for remarks he made about islam. he said that communities have a right to ban islamic mosques. he also said he would not want a muslim as part of his cabinet. but yesterday, after meeting with muslim leaders in virginia, he said that he was, quote, truly sorry for his comments. >>> a group has filed a lawsuit to prevent a cross made up from steel from the world trade center from going up. it would be on display at the memorial that opens this later this year. the group says the inclusion of the cross violates the separation of church and state. and it argues th

how this relates to the stow case, how this is relative, los angeles police say denise is a person of interest and in stow's beating. up until her arrest they could not find her. i learned she was arrested saturday and held in lieu of bail. the lapd considers ramirez the primary suspect in the march 31st beat at donler stadium that left stow with severe brain injuries. ramirez has not been formally charged. he is serving a 10-month sentence. that's for parole violation. his family keeps the public updated on the site, and the latest entry was made yesterday so it's very up to date. his family says he is in serious condition at san francisco general. he's in the ic unit. they say he is showing remarkable signs of progress. on monday the nurse told his parents she went to take his temperature. he opened his mouth so he knows what's going on. his family says, quote, the movement wasn't huge but the meaning was. laura, coming up i'm going to tell you about a fund-raiser happening tomorrow to support bryan stow. >> that is huge. it's great to hear that. thank you very much. it's 6:03. unso

more from los angeles police on the arrest of two new suspects and the criminal charges they face alongwith the exoneration of giovanni ramirez. his mother is also speaking out. continuing coverage on bay yaw news at 7:00 on tv 36 -- bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. >>> you can watch the l.a.p.d. news conference on ktvu.com. we posted what the mayor and l.a.p.d. chief had to say. just look under the bryan stow tab. thanks so much for joining us -- thanks so much for joining us everyone. go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters.

. >> it's important to realize that the los angeles police department truly believes that it's just as important to exonerate the innocent as it is to implicate the guilty. that's what we did in this case. sometimes it takes longer than all of us would like, but that's the nature of the business. >> abc7 legal analyst dean johnson says additional charges should be filed against the suspects. >> i think this complaint is undercharged. the people who did this to bryan stow deserve to go to prison for life. and there's a very easy way to get there. in addition to charging mayhem, the prosecutor could charge aggravated mayhem, or in the alternative torture. either one of those fits the facts of this case, and either one of them carries a sentence of life. >> bryan stow continues to recovery at san francisco general hospital, and is showing some signs of progress. >> thank you together, mass. a man who got trapped head first in a storm drain says he was attacked and robbed in stanislau county, and tonight he's accusing police of putting his life at risk. police released this photo of jared

advise writing -- los angeles police questioned his traveling companions june 29th. detective s do not suspect foul play in this case. the 15-year-old vanished while taking pictures outside of the group hotel june 23, he's now in custody of los angeles county child welfare officials and they're making arangements for him to go home to india. >>> a new jersey man pled not guilty to charges of stealing a picasso from a san francisco art gallery. the judge allowed only still photographs of him. the judge denied his request for bail reduction from $5 million to $2 million. his attorney claims this case has been overhyped and bail shouldn't be so high for a nonviolent crime. authorities say a recent raid of the home in new jersey found other stolen art work, including another picasso piece stolen from a manhattan hotel. >> san jose's police chief trying to fix a public relations nightmare after bringing in two immigration agents to help the city fight gang violence. and now is asking ice agents to meet with groups opposed to this partnership. it generated a huge bash las

the los angeles police have arrested two new suspects for the brutal beating outside dodgers stadium. and paul chambers looks the events. >> reporter: we're here live at brian stoa remains. and there are major developments happening in this case. for months, please said they had the right man and now they're changing their tune. an associated press reports that the two men were arrested on wednesday in connection with the stoa case. but the police have not released their names or any other details about the latest information. and the l.a. times said that the investigators have circumstantial and physical evidence. you may remember he was considered the number one suspect in the case since he was taken into custody in may more a patrol records. and now they say with his cell phone records and other records it proves that he was innocent. >> this is a true lesson of the judicial system in the country, specifically that everyone should be assumed guilty till proven guilty. when i jumped into the case, it was the opposite. >> reporter: and we caught up with paramedics and emts that worke

. >> reporter: now, initially, los angeles police had arrested a different man, geovanni ramirez, for the beating. police now admit ramirez was the wrong guy. he's been cleared in the case following the arrest of these new suspects, sanchez and norwood. know, girardi, the attorney, is confident they have the right guys and the stow family will get some sort of resolution to this. in the meantime, stow remains in serious condition. live in san francisco, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you,. >>> breaking news. the nfl lock jut is over -- lockout is over. nfl players arrived at a washington, d.c. office building this morning to vote on a new contract. tale owners and the players association came to the agreement overnight. the lockout started in march after the two sides failed to decide how to divide billions in revenue. the regular season now appears on pace to start on time, september 8th. >>> police are look for whoever shot two people last night, leaving one person dead and another wounded. it happened in a parking lot near east bayshore road and euclid avenue, just nor

los angeles police officers found 13-year-old jesus on a greyhound bus in the san fernando valley. garza who doctors say has the mental capacity of a 7-year-old bought a ticket and boarded the bus in san jose, apparently because he wanted to visit hollywood and neat stars of his favorite tv stores. officials are bringing him home as we speak. >> cutting class could cost students more money in concord. the city council will vote on a proposed daytime curfew to crack down on students skipping class. students could be fined as much as $500 if caught in a public place during regular school hours. parents could face separate fines. police will make exceptions for students accompanied by parents, traveling to work or participating in a field trip. >> a san francisco judge is clearing the way for a controversial construction plan at hunter's point naval shipyard. a judge says the current environmental impact report for a proposed mega development is good enough. that means the city can now develop 700 acres of shoreline near candlestick. several environmental groups challenged the project

. >> i think it's important los angeles police department it's important to exonerate the innocent to implicate the guilty. that is what we did in this case. sometimes it takes longer than what we would like but that is nature of the business. >> johnson says the arrest for the stow beating could endangering a conviction. >> a defense attorney is going to have a field day in court. were they right before? are they right now? will the police change mere their mind again. that is reasonable doubt. >> so giovanni ramirez remains in jail for a parole violation. here in san francisco, bryan stow has been showing signs of alert and responsive to his family. he has been able to open his eyes and mouth stow when he was asked his name. >>> also tonight, abc7 has learned that the brought of the 19-year-old shot and killed by san francisco police last weekend is wanted in connection with a murder in seattle and he may be on his way to the bay area. san francisco police have confirmed that kenneth harding's brother is wanted in connection with that murder in seattle last night. police put out an

. >>> a street party today for lady gaga put on by jimmy kimmel has los angeles police very nervous. a riot broke out the other day for a similar event. a dejay tweeted he was holding a block party and it got out of hand and police had to arrest several people. lady gaga's concert will go on but security will be extra tight and fingers crossed everything will go smoothly. >> back in a moment. stay with us. "raise the debt ceiling". >> if you look at the chart and examine the trend we borrow 40 cents of every single dollar we spend. do you have a comment for committee? raise the debt ceiling ♪ >> he's getting there. an american comedian is becoming a youtube sensation. his rap called "raise the debt ceiling." raised in arlington, virginia, so he knows all about the beltway and he's well acquainted the in and outs of politics and can work a turn table. he skewers everyone. his previous rap hit is called saudis and outies. check it out on youtube. >> maybe it will help people decipher what's really going on in washington. >> should we tell them the truth? in the teleprompter we eer -- c

let's take example of los angeles. police 60% of our students in high school graduate from l.a.nified school district. that is a frightening thought. anyway, when we talk about the u.s., we want high-end jobs. no matter how many high-end jobs we create fear, if we do not have students who graduate from college with a strong computer science and engineering degree and a great degree in humanities and arts and so forth, we will not have a lot of kids who actually can take on these jobs. that to me is a big issue. tavis: i spoke with a lot of kids in shanghai and beijing. there were some migrant kids who were getting a chance to get an education. there were also some well-to-do kids. many of them wounded mitt it and some would not. if you got them into an honest and authentic conversation, they would admit that they do feel the pressure. this single-child policy means that you are the only child, obviously. you have parents to take care when they get older and all of this responsibility rests on your shoulders because of the sheer numbers. there are only so many seats in the colleg

times is reporting los angeles police arrested two new suspects and the former suspect, ramirez, is notne 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.

los angeles tomorrow morning. they will stay in the l.a. area for two days visiting beverly hills and charity events. los angeles police department that already increased security -- has already increased security in preparing for the royal visit. >>> before the shuttle astronauts rocket into space, they get a lift from a team of highly trained elevator operators. but what happens to these employees when the shuttle program ends? find out tonight on the cbs evening news. ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, denny's new tour of america menu. 50 star cuisine. the new tour of america menu. starting at $4.99. only at denny's. america's diner is always open. we're working on for eyewitness news at 6. derground. wh >>> i'm dana king. here's something we're working on for eyewitness news at 6:00. buried inches underground, what a bay area gardener found in his backyard and why he got slapped with a $3,000 bill. >> recycling, it's almost like a religion for some in the bay area. but would you still do it if you had to pay? why one bay area city might charge neighbors to be green. so we'll have that and a whole lot more at 6:00. >> thank you. >>>

plus we're also learning more about how los angeles police tracked down the two new suspects in the bryan stow beating case. how a 10-year-old child played a part in that investigation. a los gatos mother of four is scheduled to appear in court accused of sexual misconduct with a 16-year-old boy. your breakfast, lunch and dinner is about to cost more. we'll see you in a few minutes at 5:00. >> thank you. there is always some good people watching aboard b.a.r.t. until the people invade your space. those appear to be interpretive dancers aboard a train. apparently the only music you need is the music in your head. so there you go, mike. i don't know if that's in your traffic reports. interpretive dance. >> maybe it should be. maybe you and i should do a segment delivered to the audience in interpretive dance. >> this is my dance. >> i'm in a box. let's look here to the roadways where we'll interpret this. 14 minutes out of the altamont pass to the sunol grade and 680. a smooth drive off of 680. nice down to the south bay. this zone i circled, the area that christina was telling me she saw c

los angeles. bryan stow nearly died and has been in a coma since the assault on march 31st. init initially los angeles police had arrested another man for attacking stow, he's been exonerated in this case. but he's still in jail on a parole violation. >>> police in london said that a postmortem detailing the cause of singer amy winehouse's death today. zblu. >> but the troubled singer's mother said that it was just a matter of time. fans are flocking to winehouse's london home, leaving tributes and remembrances. a british newspaper is reporting that the singer's unfinished third album has enough material for a possible release. > the rt >>> the record-setting heat has finally broken here in the northeast with temperatures in new york and boston only climbing to the 70s. that sounds nice. >> that does nice. but there's no relief for millions of people from illinois to texas. dallas is expected to hit 104 today. ooh, 24 straight days of triple-digit heat. the driest ever in texas story. >>> with that, let's take a look now at the weather from around the country. showers from boston to washington, d.c. severe w

the suspected stowaway was caught traveling from new york to los angeles using someone else's boarding pass. when he got to los angeles, police let him go. he then tried to board a plane from los angeles to atlanta a few days later using the same trick. he was arrested that time. >>> also, this morning, a live picture, hartsville-jackson international airport in atlanta, georgia, air traffic controllers in atlanta and nationwide are getting new rules in an effort to keep them awake on the job. besides new scheduling guidelines controllers are now being allowed to read or listen to the radio to keep them awake, but only when there's not a lot of air traffic. they can also take sick days if they're too tired to work. this all in response to several incidents this year where controllers fell asleep in the tower. controllers are still not allowed to take naps, though, while on break. >> good plan. >> that is a good plan, right? >> especially take naps while you're working. >> how do you like the radio part? >> depends on what they're listening to. seriously, listening to mega death -- you want them to have easy, smooth jazz as pl

as lou and marvin appeared in court this morning, los angeles police asked for help.hey think the men may have assaulted more people at the dodger home opener on march 31 and they want anyone with information to contact them. court today judge deny add request to reduce bail for sanchez and norwood. each being held on 500,000 dollars. >> we believe that mr. norwood at least is a threat poses a threat to the community and that's one of the criteria i believe that the same alleges was against mr. sanchez also. >>reporter: stowe remains in san francisco general hospital where nurses say he is becoming more responsive after another emergency brain operation. >>> more to bring you up next. sometimes even a governor must report for jury duty. >> also arnold schwarzenegger agrees to play nice in his very public divorce. and then this. >> i want justice. i want him to go to jail. >>reporter: hotel made says she will not sit silently any longer while the man she says attacked her could go free. >> the twin terror attack in norway. suspect who is prepared to spend a very long t

. >>> a huge break in the bryan stow beating case from los angeles. police have two new suspects in jail and now the man that they first arrested, his name is cleared. stow remains in the hospital. anne makovec reports. >> reporter: stow here at san francisco general in serious condition. the latest on his condition is that he has been blinking his eyes and apparently was able to mouth his last name to doctors recently. meantime, the case unfolds down in los angeles. the last report we have heard last night was that the lapd was bringing in some new witnesses to identify these to new suspects. of 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 wa

the los angeles police department said that's true for 11 of the intersections but the department isto see them go. >> we'll still enforce the laws on the street. >> reporter: a city audit found l.a. was losing up to $1.5 million per year running the cameras. that's because the city only gets about one-third of the almost $500 tickets and many of the tickets don't even get paid because no one's enforcing them. in houston, residents voted to pull the plug on their cameras at intersections but a judge overruled them and while some northern california cities are turning them off, san francisco is getting more of the red light cameras. sandra hughes, cbs news, los angeles. >>> a superior court judge in san francisco says she plans to order a ban on male circumcision, removed from the city's november ballot. the judge said the initiative violates california law that makes regulating medical proceed usual state, not cities. procedures a function of the state, not cities. >>> thousands turned out in virginia to watch the 86th annual pony swim. they swam to chincoteague island wednesday. the

los angeles police arrested 2 new suspects, one man and one woman are in custody but investigators will say what led them to the arrest. still we did speak with la time reporter reporter who broke the story and he also talked about what the new arrest mean to the original suspect ramirez. >> these are new arrest and sources also said that ramirez if the conclusion he was not involved in the crime beating. department has gone out on the limb saying that ramirez was their main suspect. now you have development which say otherwise and i think they don't want to say anything. officials ramirez was originally arrested in may based on eyewitness account or the march beating outside dodger stadium. ramirez has been held since then and is serving a 10 month sentence on a parole violation. he was never charged with the beating. fichlt think the mess important lesson to be learned in the case is that we do in fact live in a society where you are still innocent until proven guilty. that wasn't the case here. everyone, everyone from the chief of police to the mayor's office and in between jumped on

los angeles. los angeles police are cracking down on photographers while the couple is in town.y will close the street at the british consulate director's home. >>> the royal couple will attend the reception with the british council general tomorrow. on saturday, william will play in a charity polo match. that night there is a dinner for the british film industry. and on sunday the two will visit the an arts program on skid row and a job fair for veterans. >>> former kidnap victim elizabeth smart has a new job. what she will be doing in her new role. >>> and the skills being honed to help these women change their lives. >>> people in phoenix, arizona are talking about another round of dramatic weather. bolts of lightning put on quite a show. that came after a couple of days of a massive dust storm rolling through the area. it traveled 200 miles. >>> kidnapping victim elizabeth smart has landed quite a job. the utah woman was 14 years old when she was kidnapped from inside her bedroom at gunpoint then held captive by a salt lake city street preacher. abc has hired her to be a com

he was picked up by los angeles police. when he got off the bus at the sniffier than doe valley station. his family says he mentioned going to hollywood to meet his favorite television stars. they're surprised he actually did it. >>> well, the family of missing nursing student michelle le has increased the reward for information leading to her whereabouts. it's now at $100,000. le was last seen 46 days ago at the hayward medical center. hayward police are investigating the case as a homicide but le's body has never been found. the le family is organizing two search parties this friday and saturday. >>> the search also continues for seven bay area fishermen missing for almost a week. coming up in about nine minutes the extra help said to be ready to help search off the coast of mexico. >>> jaycee dugard's memoir a stolen life is on sale today. not everyone wants to hear her story. their daughter disappeared 22 years ago while walking home from school in dublin. they say dugard's story gives them hope that their own daughter

it's still not clear what exactly caused the blast. >>> los angeles police have arrested two new suspectsor the brutal beating of bryan stow. police have concluded that guy yovanny ramirez, paul, was not -- geovany ramirez, paul, was not involved in the beating. >> reporter: very true. as you say, ramirez has not been charged anymore. he's been exonerated, actually, in fact. the two men were arrested on wednesday in connection with the bryan stow case. as of right now, the police are not releasing their names or any other details about their arrest. however, the "l.a. times" say they have physical evidence and circumstancal evidence. the paramedics and emts who work with stow say there's not a day that goes by that they don't think about him. >> cautiously optimistic, considering, you know, they thought they had the right person before and -- you know, we'll have to wait and see if they have the right two people this time. >> reporter: ramirez has been exonerated for the stow case. he was picked up on a parole violation. as for stow's family, i've left several messages. they have not call

. >> reporter: while stow recovers, los angeles police detectives are working the case. they arrested giovanni ramirez but don't have enough evidence to charge him with the beating. still, a long road to recovery lies ahead for stow. >> there are multiple trials under way to testing various treatment options for people who have had a severe head injury. clearly a lot of information needs to be gleaned from those trials and future trials. >> reporter: the reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction for whoever beat stow stands at over $200,000. live in san francisco, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> okay, thank you very much, cheryl. >>> 40, 50, at what age should you get screened for breast cancer? tonight, the debate is over and 40 is the magic mammogram number. the american college of obstetricians and gynecologists suggest women get mammograms every year starting at age 40 rather than age 50. while experts say breast cancer in younger women is less common, those tumors are more likely to grow quickly, so early detection is key. the organization r

los angeles with more on this troubling story. >> reporter: a troubling story since we have been following. this attack that grabbed national headlines happened in march. then in may, the los angeles policeame out and said his department had arrested what it called the key suspect in this case. they then released this mugshot and this man's name. giovanni ramirez. but late this week in another development investigators said they the wrong guy and he was exonerated. he was never charged by the way in the brutal beating of bryan stow. the father of two was attacked on opening day. he remains in the hospital and most likely has brain damage according to his doctors. witnesses say stow was repeatedly punched and kicked in the head outside of dodgers stadium in the parking lot just for being a san francisco giant's fan on l.a. turf. the lapd calling the first arrest a mistake but someone else is. >> so that was very upsetting for me. >> reporter: now, 29-year-old louie sanchez and 30-year-old marvin norwood are behind bars. they say they don't resemble the police sketches that were circulated following the crime. the pair will be arraigned on multiple charges here in los angeles on monday. by

. >>> last week, the los angeles police department admitted their mistake that they had the wrong man the bryan stow beating case. last night, giovanni ramirez was exonerated.cc1: through his attorney he issued this statement. upnot foranything i'mcc1: yself but the grief andcc1: embarrassment my friends and loved ones have been put through. his attorney is requesting his release from jail. he new suspected will becc1: arraigned on august 10th on and es after salt, mayhemcc1: battery. bryan stow remains in serious condition in san francisco general hospital after the attack in dodgers stadium back 31st. ch cc1: >>> investigators in the michele lee case this morning say they might soon be announcing a suspect in her killing. the nursing student has been missing for more than two months after taking a break from rounds at kaiser permanente medical center in heyward. the police say they have evidence that lee was killed and that has ruled out persons of interest. >>> an art student paralyzed in a hit and run accident is determined to realize her dreams. she was in a crosswalk in emeryvil

. >> in los angeles today the district attorney's office told us it charged the case based on evidence from the los angeles police department. it had schedule aid press conference, but cancelled ate at the d.a.'s request. the "los angeles times" says the suspects bragged to friends, helping lead police to them. a motion file bid prosecutors today says at least one of the suspects warned witnesses not to provide information about the crime to authorities. the two men are being held on $500,000 bail tonight. >> wayne, what was the reaction, if any from brian stow's family? >> i spoke with john stow. he says the family knew nothing of what transpired, not in los angeles today. nor did he know anything more about another victim the complaint names, he thinks she may have run into trouble with the suspects in a separate incident. >> and a spike in violence in east palo alto has the police chief calling on the community to help turn in criminals and stop gang violence. the chief says the latest rampage spans to junction, colorado. and we're live from police headquarters tonight. >> east palo alt yochl peer yensed six m

about a police department who seems to be condoning it misconduct amongst their own if the los angeles police department the new article from the l.a. times highlights a fairly new procedure where any cop who acts out of line is not just going to receive a conditional official reprimand rather than the traditional suspension without pay punishment but why is this a big deal well how because this reprimand is nothing but a warning as just a verbal no between the officer and his supervisor the more serious repercussions would be coming in the future if it happens again now with even more shocking is the fact that this is happening at the l.a.p.d. which let's face it has a less than perfect track record when it comes to law abiding cops in fact and a partner report shows that between the years q two thousand and eight two thousand and ten twenty two officers and civilian employees engaged in drunk driving six employees engaged in domestic disputes to use on authorize force and four have been caught with false imprisonment and something tells me that probably a lot higher than that and all of tho