. >> reporter: handcuffed 32-year- old marvin norwood and 31-year- old louie sanchez faced the harsh words. >> complete cowards. you don't even engage in a fair fight. you have to over take him in that way. >> reporter: louie sanchez pleaded guilty for mayhem for sucker punching bryan stow after the game in 2011. it caused a serious brain injury. bryan stow has been disabled since requiring constant care. after they heard their sentences the family got to confront them. >> take two medications to prevent the seizures he endured after you attacked him. you get to live your life as you choose, bryan stow did not choose this. >> reporter: marvin norwood pleaded guilty to assaulting bryan stow. >> he was incapacitated but you continued to kick him. >> reporter: the family brought his giants hat to court so they could see it. >> the time you serve is insignificant compared to what bryan stow has to spend. >> reporter: louie sanchez received 8 years, marvin norwood received 4 years. because of time served could have been released immediately, however they face unrelated charges that could

this is what we know: the two men, 33-year-old marvin norwood and 31-year-old louie sanchez appeared in los angeles superior court. sanchez plead guilty to one count of mayhem and norwood to one count of assault. bryan stow's family gave impact statements before sentencing. his dad and sisters spoke, and his sister read a letter on behalf of his wife. >> he took my kid's daddy around. what if they were here, what would you say to them? >> the sisters are having to care for him in every way you think and you get to wake up and get out of the bed and live even if it is behind bars. >> what you both did late in the evening, in the dark, at dodgers stadium was cowardly. we hold no hate against you but we despise you. the time you serve is insignificant compared to what bryan must endure. the years that you spend in prison is what you deserve. >> he was left permanently disailed by the beating. the judge handed sanchez an eight year state prison term with some credit for time serve. norwood receive add four-year sentence and he also received credit for time already spent in custody. it wa

. >> reporter: marvin norwood and louie sanchez pleaded guilty to their roles in leaving san francisco giants fan bryan stow permanently disabled. 4 years and 8 years. before they received their fates, the family hit them with their words. >> being here i hoped to see one tiny bit of remorse to not think you are that despicable. but i don't. >> louie sanchez admitted to punching him after the game in down 11. it knocked him to the ground causing a brain injury. his sister read statement from had mother of his children. >> it has been hard to explain to my children why this happened to their dad. >> at times louie sanchez was smirking. >> it was tough. watching them, knowing they are the one whose did this. >> reporter: bryan stow's former co-worker said they can teach all fan as lesson. >> just a game. -- fans a lesson. >> just a game. lifeless loss. he lost his life. >> reporter: giants third base coach has done fundraisers. the family texted him after the sentencing. >> it doesn't change the fact they are full time care givers and they need support. >> reporter: marvin norwood could

his co-defendant are marvin norwood, would agree to serve four years in state prison. again, this is not final. the decision will be made in the courtroom. the judge does have the final say. that hearing expected to begin around 8:30 this morning. assuming they serve those sentences, after the feds are expected to charge each man with a weapons crime since police searched norwood's home and found that they had a gun illegally. sanchez who was reportedly drunk at the time allegedly got into a shoving match with stow, a giants fan, in the parking lot after the game. both went their separate ways. later there was another confrontation. this time sanchez allegedly sucker punched stow and norwood, his sister's boyfriend, joined in on the beating, they both fractured stow's skull. stow who was a paramedic recovers at his home in santa cruz. his family has been posting occasional updates on their bryan stow website saying that according to the recent up date, this past volumen tine's day. not much has changed since the last up date which was posted late september. this is one

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. >> reporter: marvin norwood got four years for assault. and-- eight years. and a scolding by the judge. >> you're smiling you think it's funny. >> i envy those people who can forgive those who commit acts of violence against their loved ones. i'm here to say i'm not one of those people. >> reporter: coach and musician todd flattery continues to hold benefit concerts. he says today's sentence will not stop the concerts. >> bryan stow is still in need of financial help and rehabilitation. >> reporter: the judge pointed out these men will be free one day but bryan stow is certaining a life sentence. >> reporter: so with credit for time served and good behavior defendant marvin norwood has already served his four year sentence. that doesn't mean he's going home right away. he could still face federal charges of being a felon in possession of firearms. live in the newsroom, noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> an alameda county judge fined internet retailer overstock.com almost $4 million after determining the retailer had lied about how much customers saved.

. >> reporter: marvin norwood got four years for assault. and-- eight years. and a scolding by the judge. >> you're smiling you think it's funny. >> i envy those people who can forgive those who commit acts of violence against their loved ones. i'm here to say i'm not one of those people. >> reporter: coach and musician todd flattery continues to hold benefit concerts. he says today's sentence will not stop the concerts. >> bryan stow is still in need of financial help and rehabilitation. >> reporter: the judge pointed out these men will be free one day but bryan stow is certaining a life sentence. >> reporter: so with credit for time served and good behavior defendant marvin norwood has already served his four year sentence. that doesn't mean he's going home right away. he could still face federal charges of being a felon in possession of firearms. live in the newsroom, noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> an alameda county judge fined internet retailer overstock.com almost $4 million after determining the retailer had lied about how much customers saved.

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louie sanchez and marvin norwood were given jail time.lawsuit against the dodgers, alleging lax security is pending. >>> fast food workers in seattle want to raise their wages there. they're getting their word out by the protest, boycott mcpoverty. asking customers not to buy any food. >> supersize my salary now. >> reporter: the fight to wage the minimum wage by more than 30% in seattle heats up again, with what organizers call a day long mcpoverty boycott, a boycott of the big burger chains, wendy's mcdonald's and burgeburger king. >>> i would immediately get off of food stamps, i wouldn't have to go to the food banks anymore and i would have some discretionary income to go to a movie or something, maybe be able to save up and get my teeth fixed. >> we see protesters at 3 william with food workers saying it's business as usual. seattle city council members kshama salwant speaks. >> campaign continues. >> a $15 an hour struggle is not only about 15. it's capture all this anger and frustration and you know, people are coming out and sayin

marvin norwood and louie sanchez are doing this morning in court in los angeles. the "l.a.ffic and weather in just a moment. >>> slow going coming into san francisco from the peninsula because of a couple of earlier crashes. there was an earlier accident in the skyway eastbound 80 that's out of lanes. and there was also an earlier crash on the embarcadero which quickly backed up traffic on 280 heading into king. anyway, so just residual delays. here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's backed up into the maze this morning. the metering lights were turned on shortly after 6:00. and it is suddenly a crawl now if you are passing the oakland coliseum heading towards the downtown oakland exits. the drive time is heavy a half hour between 238 and the maze. that's traffic. here's lawrence. >>> sunshine and high clouds today and some very mild temperatures into the afternoon. a little like spring outside. out the door we go, it is still chilly in spots. temperatures in the 40s in some spots right now. plenty of sunshine into the afternoon. the exception just some of tho

marvin norwood pled guilty to felony assault by means likely to produce great bodily injury. he got four years. >> the years that you spend in prison is what you cretins deserve. >> as part of the plea agreement, all other charges were dropped. >> i'm still not sure i believe in karma. but if there is such a thing then i imagine prison life won't be pleasant. >> since the attack in 2011, stow has been recovering with severe brain damage and permanent disabilities evident during a reporter's visit last summer. >> i got from some kid that were i love you. >> you know who that's from? that was from his daughter tabby. >> he did not remember. >> stow is it 45 years old and thousand lives with his parents after his insurance company stopped paying for care at a live-in facility. >> no sentencing you receive will ever be long enough. eventually you will be released. bryan's sentence is a lifetime. >> the two attackers are from rialto. back to you. # . >>> tonight san jose mayor chuck reed will deliver his final state of the city address. reed is expected to reflect on his seven yea

marvin norwood pleaded guilty to the beating of bryan stow after an opening day giants game. t to face weapons charges after police found guns in the home during the investigation. norwood's detention hearing will take place today. he would have been released last week because of times served but the weapons discovery changed all of that. they found guns and live ammunition hidden in the attic. norwood admitted his guilt in the 2011 beating of stowe, the paramedic and father of two, stowe suffered major brain damage and continues to struggle with recovery. if norwood is convicted on those weapons charges he could face up to ten years in prison. >>> skyline high school students headed back to class after enjoying most of yesterday outside the classroom. students and teachers were sent home yesterday morning, after someone smelled gas. officials found a valve on the roof of the school had been turned on, left open it had been used to control a gas supply to a former science room but no longer used. this is the second time in as many weeks that school was closed because of gas, t

his co-defendant marvin norwood would agree to serve four years in state prison., this talk of a plea deal is not final. nothing is final until the decision is made in court. that hearing expected to start at 8:30 this morning. after they serve those sentences, the feds are expected to charge each man with a weapons crime since police searched norwood's home the day he was arrested and found they had a gun illegally. sanchez who was reportedly drunk at the time got into a shoving match with stow in the parking lot after the game, both went their separate ways, then later was another confrontation, this time sanchez allegedly sucker punched stow, and norwood, his sister's boyfriend, joined in on the beating, fracturing stow's skull. stow who was a paramedic as you mentioned recovers here at his home in santa cruz. his family posted an update on the family website posted last week. saying that not much has changed since the last update posted late september. his physical and mental struggles leave him exhausted at the end of the day. i read you a quote from the site

louis sanchez de 31 aÑos y marvin norwood, de 32, se declararon culpables hoy en una corte de los angelesacado brutalmente a bryan stow, un fan de los gigantes de san francisco... en marzo de 2011 david stow/padre 01.22.18 "the attacks you made to my son" david stow, padre de bryan, visiblemente conmovido en la audiencia de hoy y con la gorra que su hijo usaba ese dia delante de el, dijo que el deterioro que su hijo de 44 aÑos tiene tras los ataques violentos es dramatico.. ademas de daÑo cerebral, continua teniendo convulsiones, requiere atencion las 24 horas del dia y esta permanentemente discapacitado. el ataque ocurrio el 31 de marzo de 2011 en el primer partido entre los gigantes de san francisco y los dodgers de los angeles, cuando sanchez y wood casi mataron a bryan de una golpiza en el estacionamien to del estadio de los dodgers despues del partido. algo que los agentes de seguridad del recinto no pudieron evitar. judge "you will be sentenced to eight years in prison" sanchez, al declararse culpable de violencia, recibio una sentencia de 8 aÑos en prision. judge "are you guilty...

. >> marvin norwood and luis sanchez sat handcuffed as the family spoke.wood was sentenced to four years, sanchez got eight years in prison. both men admitted to beating stow in the parking lot of dodger stadium back in 2011. in a rare move, the judge also scolded the men. >> that you're complete cowards. you don't even engage in a fair fight. you had to overtake him in that way. that sun fortunate. >> stow was not inside the courtroom. he wasn't even in los angeles. he continues to suffer seizure while he rehabs at his parent's home in santa cruz. his family cares for him night and day. stow is hoping to someday walk and talk again. >>> a thriller in oakland tonight for the warriors, but the action started before the game. you see bomb sniffing dogs. tonight was their first night on the job. they'll patrol the arena every game, part of a new security mandate by the nba. the warriors are paying for the extra security. >>> multimillionaire made at a south bay store. rumors are swirling who holds that lotto ticket. >>> and why you may be paying more for your

. >> louie sanchez got eight years, marvin norwood. bryan is permanently disabled. >>> we learned some prime cuts of meat will no longer be in bay area stores, betty yu has the story. >> reporter: all of this is because of a huge recall involving a bay area slaughterous. >> we have to have these slaughterhouses available for our local farmers or there is no way to get the product to the consumer. >> reporter: they know what they are talking about. they are part of the grass fed beef industry. but the closing of the slaughter house means it will be harder to get this beef to your dinner table. >> the impact, we probably won't survive. >> reporter: they are sits on more than 100,000 pounds of frozen meat from over 400 cows and out $300,000 because of the rancho feeding corporation recall. >> the money is painful but it is more painful if you raise the animals. take them to the slaughter house. you are involved in the killing of those animals and the real pay back for that is being able to pay people. >> it is morally troubling. we can't

marvin norwood and louie sanchez are due in court this morning in los angeles. the "l.a.the men may plead guilty to the beating in dodger stadium three years ago. so is permanently disabled. >>> 15-year-old figure skater polina edmunds took 7th place in yesterday's olympic short program. today the san jose native will take the ice for the free skate. it is the second half of the ladies figure skating competition. and it gets under way in just a few minutes. good luck to her. >>> and we got a winner. we just don't know who it is. >> that's right. but in milpitas, a store is where the only winning powerball ticket was sold. kpix 5 reporter cate caugiran is there waiting for the winner to show up. >> reporter: michelle, i think you said it best. call all your relatives. if it's not you, maybe it's one of them. as for the owner of the gas station they get a cut of the winnings about a million dollars. as for the mystery lottery winner, we can guarantee for sure they are waking up with a million-dollar smile this morning. now, at $425 million, this powerball jackpot is the fou

. >> reporter: it was the first time this father looked directly at marvin norwood and louie sanchez who sat cuffed and expressionless across the room. they remained expressionless when bryan's sisters took their turn, describing the painful steps bryan has been trying to take to get back his own life. >> he can't shower by himself. he has to wear adult diapers. and i hate having to even say that out loud, but it shows the severity of what you did. >> we make sure he gets his 13 medications throughout the day. he takes two medications to prevent the seizures he endured for months after you cowardly attacked him. >> 32-year-old to four years and sanchez to eight years. bryan's loved ones say his attackers sentenced him to the worst term of all. a lifetime with disabilities. a life that will never be the same. >> the time you serve is insignificant compared to what bryan must endure, however, the years that you spend in prison is what you creddeserve. >> reporter: norwood will stay in jail until he goes to custody to face weapons charges from another case in 2012. the judge had choice

. >> 32 -year-old marvin norwood and 31 -year-old luis sanchez pleaded guilty today in leaving brian still permanently disabled. before they received their fate as part of ape the deal, still his family hit them with their words. >> being here i hope to see one tiny bit of remorse in order to think that you were both were not that despicable. but i don't. >> sanchez admitted to sucker punching still in the parking lot after the opening ballgame in 2007. and knocked still to the ground causing serious brain injury. >> it has been extremely hard for me to try to explain to my children when this happened to their dad, what do you say to each other doesn't understand the hatred you portray? >> at times centers could be seen smirking at the things he was hearing. >> it was tough watching them. >> this time as the paramedic told me that he and his attackers can teach all sports fans and lesson. >> it's just again, go out there and enjoy yourselves, life was lost. he pretty much lost his life. pay period templin or he has done fundraisers for the stove family. flannery said stowe's family t

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marvin norwood was sentenced after admitting he beat stow in the parking lot of dodger stadium. because of time served and good behavior he could have been released any day now. however, a judge ordered norwood be held without bail while he awaits a different trial for federal gun charges. the judge said that norwood a danger to the community and a flight risk. >> investigating vandalism, anti-wealth graffiti has been sprayed on cars and garage doors in atherton, it started several days ago. the fbi is handling the case because the bureau tracks movements. officials are not sure if this is an attack on the wealthy or some kind of prank. a man picked the wrong store to rob. police say michael korvin went in, he is pointing at the clerk demanding cash. the clerk wrestles it away. a customer slammed him to the ground. the customer and the clerk sat on the suspect until police arrived. >> goodness. 4:50. if you have been thinking about installing surveillance cameras, police can help. the police department teaming up with the neighborhood to provide residents with information about

marvin norwood appeared in a los angeles courtroom yesterday when they pled guilty to a plea deal. judge sentenced sanchez to eight years in prison. norwood to four years. bryan stow's family spoke in court and told the two men they are getting off easy. >> because of your actions bryan can't go to the bathroom by himself. he can't shower by himself. he has to wear adult diapers and i hate having to even say that outloud. but it shows the severity of what you did. >> the time you serve is insignificant compared to what bryan must endure. however the years you spend in prison is what you deserve. >> now with time served, norwood could actually be released in a matter of days. however, both men still face federal gun possession charges that could lead to more time behind bars. >>> seattle sea hawks running back march chon lynch is scheduled to appear in a courtroom today in connection to his 2012 dui case. he was arrested in july of 2012 by a chp officer who says he was driving north on interstate 880 in oakland weaving in and out of lanes nearly hitting two cars. lynch will also rec

marvin norwood faced 9 years.but the plea deal gets him down to four years. the two men showed no emotion as they were being sentenced. that lack of emotion prompted the judge to break his customary silence. he called sanchez a "public nightmare." bryan stow's father and sisters poured out their pain.but the criminals were still unmoved. stow, a santa cruz paramedic and father of two, suffered severe brain trauma that will require daily assistance for the rest of his life. last year, stow returned home when his insurance company stopped paying for his stay at a live-in facility. the judge in the case. also made his thoughts known. about what norwood and sanchez did to stow, his family and his friends. one of the prosecutors said. the sentences the suspects received were very close to the maximum. and there is still the potential for federal charges. from spring training in arizona. giants players and coaches also reacted to the sentencing. third base coach tim flannery has been one of the stow family's biggest supporters. all ofsince the attack, he has dot he

marvin norwood faced 9 years.but the plea deal knocked that down to four. the criminals were still unmoved. bay area criminal defense attorney michael cardoza says he thinks the men got off easy. and that it's the prosecutor's fault. >> this make meesbeen here i hoe one tiny bit of remorse and order to not think that your bed despicable. but i do not. >> stow, a santa cruz paramedic and father of two, suffered severe brain trauma that will require daily assistance for the rest of his life. last year, stow returned home when his insurance company stopped paying for his stay at a live-in facility. >> from spring training in arizona. giants players and coaches also reacted to the sentencing. third base coach tim flannery has been one of the stow family's biggest supporters. since the attack, he has helped organize at least two dozen concerts with his band. all the money from those concerts has gone to the stow family. flannery says, while the sentencing brings some closure. he still is concerned about bryan's future. he says he knows the stow family is dealing

marvin norwood and louis sanchez are due to appear in a l.a. courtroom today. the attack happened about three years ago. the giants fan was leaving the baseball game with some colleagues. words were exchanged with dodger fans and stow was later sucker punched and kicked. cnn did an update on stow just last year. >> this i got from some kid that says i love you. >> you know who that's from? that was from tabby his daughter. >> hm. stow, who is now 45, has permanent brain damage and will need care for the rest of his life. >>> recalled beef products are still on bay area store shelves. several grocery stores have pulled frozen items from display because they came from beef from sick cows but that's not the case with some smaller stores. as betty yu explains in this exclusive story: . >>> reporter: at the bonfair market in alameda, our visit came as a surprise. >> i don't know. >> reporter: the owner had no clue that some of the hot pockets in his freezer have been recalled. the beef came from rancho feeding corporation in petaluma, nearly 1,000 mom and pops and g

as part of the plea deal, louis sanchez and marvin norwood admitted they attacked stow in exchange for minimal prison time. >>> the person holding that sole winning ticket to the colossal powerball jackpot is still a mystery this morning. >> but the celebration is on at the california gas station where it was sold. that family business in milpitas gets a cool million for selling the $425 million ticket. but the owner of that store was actually among the last to find out. he was on a plane to india when his family got the news. >>> and now to the olympics. it all comes to an end in sochi this weekend. >> americans have a good chance at glory at the games today. there is one last look at sochi's olympic park, the flame that's been burning for two weeks. it will be extinguished sunday. >> the final friday of the games follows a day of controversy and severe disappointment. abc's kirit radia has the details. >> reporter: it was looking like a sure thing for the u.s. women's hockey team leading last night with seconds to go, but after the u.s. missed an empty net goal by inches, canada tied

marvin norwood, louie sanchez, was just beginning. >> you know, you are the biggest nightmare for individuals that attend public events such as sporting events or concerts. we have run into people like you that have no civility -- oh, you're smiling. you think it's funny? that you're complete cowards when it comes to that. you don't even engage in a firefight. >> reporter: it was after the dodgers-giants season opener march 2011. after the game so and friends were walking to the parking lot to catch a cap. that's when stow and friends were approached by norwood and sanchez. they had a fight. he was hit on the side of the head, hit his head on the pavement was unconscious instantly and now bryan is permanently disabled. >> the years that you spend in prison is what you cretins deserve. >> reporter:sanchez will serve another 5 years in state prison. norwood would be released today but he has a federal weapons charge against him and is looking at 10 years behind bars at the federal level. i asked the district attorney about a federal charge. she said they thought about it but the evidence wasn't

marvin norwood got four years. >> the years that you spend in prison is what you cretins deserve. >> reporter: as part of the plea agreement, all other charges were dropped. >> i'm still not sure i believe in karma but if there is such a thing then i imagine prison life won't be pleasant. >> reporter: since the attack in the parking lot of dodger stadium on opening day 2011, stow has been recovering with severe brain damage and permanent disabilities, evident during a reporter's visit last summer. >> i got from some kid that says i love you. >> you know who that's from? that was from tabby, his daughter. >> reporter: he didn't remember. >> you took my kid's daddy away from them. do you have any remorse? >> reporter: stow is 45 years old and now lives with his parents after his insurance company stopped paying for care at a live-in facility. >> no sentencing you receive will ever be long enough. eventually, you will be released. bryan's sentence is a lifetime. >> reporter: although the attackers were sentenced to eight and four years respectively, they will both serve much less becaus

beating of a san francisco giants fan in 2011 got a verbal lashing in court thursday. 33-year-old marvin norwood was sentenced to four years in prison and 31-year-old louis sanchez was sentences sentenced to eight years but not before the judge called out sanchez for smirking during the hearing. >> my son and i have season tickets to football, college football, and my biggest fear, which is probably true for most of the people that appear there, and you don't have to stare, mr. sanchez, but i know you're paying attention to me, is that we run into people like you that have no civility. you're smiling. you think it's funny. no civility, no respect for individuals. >> that beating left 45-year-old brian stowe, a father of two, brain damaged and permanently disabled. >>> walter ahlers, the last medal of honor winner has died. he took out several german gun positions and drew fire so wounded americans could be removed. he was wounded three times. ehlers was awarded the medal of honor. he carried a bullet in his right leg until his death at the age of 92. truly the greatest generation. >>> all right.

marvin norwood faced nine years but with the plea deal he gets only four years. showed no emotion as they were being sentenced. >> stow, a santa cruz paramedic and father of two, suffered severe brain trauma that will require daily assistance for rest of his life. last year, he returned home when his insurance companies stop paying for his stake at a living facility. >> some spring training in arizona, giants players and coaches reacted to the sentencing. third base coach tim flannery has been one of the stow family's biggest supporters. since the attack, he has helped organize at least two dozen coster's with his bed. all the money from the concert is has gone to the family. he says that he knows that the family is dealing with tough times. he has already plan to several more concert for reasons. >> the dodgers issued a statement in reaction to the criminal case. they stated " we are pleased that the parties have finally accepted responsibility for their actions and have been accidents for their crimes ". >> stay with kron4 as we continue to follow this story. >

marvin norwood, who was sentenced to four years in prison was due to be released so soon after beingfor time served but the several judge stated that norwood was a danger to the community and a flight risk and should be held pending trial. nor would and co-defendant louie sanchez pleaded guilty last thursday to the beating of the stow. >> the two suspects believed to be behind a pet smart to burglaries in san carlos are now building to other home break-ins in the san mateo area. police say, that last year ashley kirk was working at pet smart. authority say, that she would tipoff others, when the homeowners would board there pets, as they were leaving for vacation. police eventually arrested her and a couple of others. now police say, that the pair was also behind three of the home or robberies in san mattel. new charges have been filed against the two. >> here's a live look outside. we have storm number two headed our way. full details coming up. >> welcome back. this accident has spent the jamming up the ride and it is not expected that they will be able to clear best and reopen the

marvin norwood and louie sanchez are expected to plead guilty to charges of mayhem, assault and inflicting great bodily injury in the beating of stow. the attack left the bay area paramedic with serious head trauma, and a permanent disability. which requires lifetime care. no details on the sentence that would be included in the plea deal. >> and live in the weather center we have high clouds that are moving in. you can expect warmer weather for that afternoon and i will have a full detail thursday forecast when we continue. through sunday, save up to $500 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get a sealy queen set for just $399. even get 3 years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. but hurry, sleep train's presidents' day sale ends sunday. >> people are cleaning up a mess left behind by record flash flooding in australia more than an inch of rain fell in less than 20 minutes on coastal towns south of melbourne. the overflowing waters causing catastrophic damage to buildings and crops. it flooded streets, businesses and a soccer stadium. in fact, 75 percent of the coal in the state of queens

television stationels reported marvin norwood. they are also expected to be heap to make what is talled a a attends statement. a father of two from santa cruz, his 45th birthday was the last week and he is still recovering from critical head injuries. his family said brian is working hard with them. joseph was walking with an acquaintance tuesday night and he then uttered homo phobic remarks and then when he refused to give him a phone, he then started choking him and took his phone. >> i was surprised because coming from the east coast, you always hear of berkeley being very liberal and accepting and it is not something inspected to hear for sure donor was arrested and taken into custody. >>> the new way bridge project is stepping down. richard land said he will retire in april. this comes after other leaders attacked him and they are accused of not telling him about the eastern span. the land did not mention history of theism -- criticism he said he learned about the bridge leak problem from reporters not from caltrans and he sa

as a judge sentencing marvin norwood to four years.e could receive credit for time already served. this offering little solace to his sister. >> you get to live your life as you choose. brian did not choose this. no sentencing to receive. the vicious attack left brian brain damaged and severely disabled. >>> with human error and fatigue to blame and the jet crash that killed two pilots last summer. do you remember this one? they revealed the pilots complained about the company's tiring work schedule at the start of the fatal flight. the pilots made errors crashing into the hillside short of the runway in berming am had a, alabama. >> new overnight the president of the awe crane says a settlement has been reached since new violence there. here's a live look at this hour. a shaky piece an initial truce was claimed earlier this week after one day. bloody street battles left more than 100 dead and nearly 600 wounded. >> another warning for those responsible. >> under mountain pressure to make good of the warnings amid reports that possible

marvin norwood was sentenced to four years in prison for beating bryan stow. with credit for time serve we could have been freed soon however the judge called him a danger osociety and -- to society and ordered him without bail on the federal weapons charges. >>> a rash of burglaries in a neighborhood in alameda and police say there is a pattern in how they are operating. >> cristina rendon is in alameda with the warning from police. >> reporter: police are telling people to not let their guard done. a lot of break ins here because people are making it easy for the thieves to strike. >> reporter: a rash of crime is spreading across alameda. look at this burglar caught on camera saturday. police say he got in through an open gate and left through the front door. every day since there has been a string of break ins on the east side. she just moved to the bay area and had her car stolen. >> thought it was make mayberry -- like mayberry. not as safe as you think is. >> she says there has been a lot of crime. >> this morning i was talking to a person from security

glad they get to look directly at the attackers and tell them what they think the yesterday, marvin norwood and sanchez pleaded guilty to beating bryan stow into a coma opening day. the paramedic suffered brain damage and now requires full time care. the judge chastised chap says for smirking. he was sentenced to eight years in prison. >> this morning, police are asking for the help of the public in fining a bank robbery suspect. these surveillance videos were released hoping someone recognizes the man. he was in his 30's and walked into the credit union shortly before 2:00 yesterday, and he happened the bang employee a note demanding money and then rang out the door with the cash. >> software engineers are working to resolve a glitch that forced cover california to take part of the website off line. people are trying to enroll for health care insurance through an exchange and have not been able to do so since yesterday. they say the engineers are working around the clock. consumers can access the site to get basic information. engineers hope to have the full site up and running this mornin

this is what we know: 30-year-old sanchez and marvin norwood will accept a plea deal resolving the criminal we have learned that members of the britain stow family -- the bryan stow family will make victim impact statements. the two will face weapons charges which carries an additional 5 1/2 years in a federal prison. the attack left britain -- bryan stow with permanent disability so he will be needing care for life the he will be sentenced to eight and four years. this happens today in a southern california courtroom. >>> a los angeles county family is suing son cal edison for cutting off their electricity after they refused to pay a six figure bill. they shut off the power to the home a couple of weeks ago, fowl say the son owes $145,000 which was racked up at the home that he whenned to a man who has been charged with running a marijuana "grow" operation inside and he says the man illegally bypassed the box to steal the look terrorist to power the grow lights and they have slapped him with the bill because it was his name on the power bill. >> i can't wash my hair. i can't pump my breast

however, marvin norwood remains in jail on a federal weapons charge. ursday to severely beating stow near dodgers stadium three years ago. sanchez received an eight-year sentence, while norwood, who is going to be released due to time served, received four years. while investigating the two men for the stow beating, police found a stash of guns in norwood's home. he faces 10 years in federal prison if convicted on the weapons violation. >>> the chemical safety board says tesoro is not cooperating with an investigation into an accident at its refinery near martinez. according to the contra costa times, attorneys for tesoro ordered investigators to leave the refinery. two workers suffered first and second degree burns from an acid spill at the refinery earlier this month. they were air lifted to uc davis medical center and have since been released. . >> starting out with a live look, a hazy start to the day. air quality is good to moderate, but our moisture is up just a bit. we even woke up with patchy fog this morning' in areas like novato, santa rosa, h

time is reporting marvin norwood and luis sanchez may plead guilty this morning, both are accused ofely beating bryan stowe after he was leaving a game there in march of 2011, he was a father of two and left permanently disabled and needs care for the rest of his life, the incident attracted national attention and calls for law enforcement and city officials to tighten security at stadiums happened, now numerous outlets are posting his family will here and will make witness impact statements and his progress is slow and they are charged with mayhem and those charges, we don't know more about that but it is at the 8:00 hour and we have a crew trying to get into that courtroom and we will report any information we have, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> the department of homeland security warning airlines terror groups may be planning shoe bomb attacks on planes headed here. they are working on new designs. they recommend they expand their use of swabbing which picks up explosive residue. >> you got to give them credit, they have kept us safe, the problems have been overseas w

marvin norwood will face a federal weapons charges for firearms and ammunition found during the stowenvestigation. in court yesterday norwood and sanchez pleaded guilty to assault related charges. sanchez sentenced to 8 years. norwood to 4. norwood was released today for time served. but federal authorities medley arrested him. this afternoon at hearing norwood was assigned public defender. he an sanchez could face 10 years of additional prison time if convicted of the weapons charge. stowe suffered brain damage after the beating outside dodger stadium in march of 2011. >>> stockton man who saved a suicidal woman at the oakland coliseum at raiders game said today he would do it again. 61-year-old if man was honored at the coliseum and he saw a woman dangling from the third deck. when she jumped the 50 feet it was equivalent to 1,000 pounds landing right on him. >> could have been dead. the i saw stars. but my main concern was that. >>reporter: wanted to really lock her in to me and i take the blunt force of everything but unfortunately it didn't turn out that way but she's doing fine.

marvin norwood on the right. sanchez smiled, smirked. norwood didn't show any emotion.here almost in a vegetative state. sanchez was smirking, smiling, leaning back, shaking his head no. you heard the judge's reaction. unbelievable. >> you said people were going to be mad. i know i am and so many others watching that video. i can't imagine what the reaction was of brian's family. >> yeah. what's interesting is that reaction from the defendants came after brian's family spoke. his father, his sister. talking about the difficulties they've had to deal with and what brian's had to deal with the last three years. he's not going to recover from this. he's going to continue to have major problems and seizures and all sorts of issues in regards to being beaten so severely. they had a chance to hear from both father and sister. here's what they had to say about how this has ruined their family's lives. >> the time served seems insignificant compared to what bryan must undur. >> you showed no conscience when you didn't come forward. you showed no remorse by dragging this out. yo

marvin norwood and louie sanchez appeared in a court.en also came face to face with bryan stow's family in the courtroom. family members told sanchez and norwood they are getting off easy. >> because of your actions, bryan can't go to the bathroom by himself. he can't shower by himself. he has to wear adult diapers and i hate having to even say that outloud but it shows the severity of what you did. >> the time you serve is insignificant compared to what bryan must endure, however the years that you spend in prison is what you deserve. >> with the time served, norwood could actually be released in a matter of days. however, both men still face federal gun possession charges that could lead to more time behind bars. >>> a racial discrimination task force will meet again in san jose at san jose state university tonight to discuss how the university might make improvements following an alleged hate crime on campus. the 18 person task force held a meeting earlier this month. the room was packed with people who wanted to hear how the universi

. >> reporter: as defendant louis sanchez kept smirking, the judge blasted him and marvin norwood. >> you are the biggest nightmare for individuals that attend public events. it's a game at the end of the day and you lost perspective. >> reporter: just a simple baseball game three years ago. bryan stow was cheering on the san francisco giants at dodger stadium, their rival. the two defendants attacked stow, and then beat him nearly to death because he was wearing a san francisco giants' shirt. the judge pointed out, it was a sucker punch. >> you're complete cowards when it comes to that. you don't engage in a fair fight. >> reporter: stow suffered massive brain trauma, had to relearn how to breathe, eat. and today still struggles to walk, talk or think clearly. his elderly parents care for him full-time. stow's sisters face for the first time the two men who nearly killed their brother. >> i had hoped to see one tiny bit of remorse in order to not think you both are that despicab despicable. but i don't. >> reporter: a sentiment echoed by the judge. >> you show no remorse, whatsoever.

the 31-year-old lewis sap collection and 30-year-old marvin norwood will be in court today where they expected to accept a deal which would resolve the criminal case against them. we have learned that members of the bryan stow family will be there to make victim impact statements. sanchez and norwood would still face weapons charges which carries an additional 5 1/2 years in federal prison. the march 2011 attack left bryan stow with serious head trauma and permanent disability. he will need care for the rest of his life. >>> thank you. san jose mayor gives the final state of the city address this evening. he cannot run for re-election because of term limits. he will follow tradition and honor city employees and neighbor volunteer whose is worked to improve the quality of life in san jose. the speech is inside the grand ballroom at the san jose convention center. >>> san francisco supervisors will get an update on an agreement that allows california pacific medical center to build the new hospital on van ness avenue. the owner and the city reached a deal in march of last year that call

marvin norwood was expected to be released soon because of time already served until a judge's decisionapons charges yesterday. louie sanchez has about five years left in his sentence. stow, a former paramedic in santa clara county, is permanently disabled because of the beating after a giants- dodgers baseball game three years ago. >>> take a look at the market, opened up about 10 minutes ago. the numbers are small but good up about 6 points. we'll crunch the numbers and everything business coming up next with kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. stay with us. ,,,, ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] spring is calling. get sta-green fertilizer now just $8 at lowe's. ♪ bulldog: bulldog: oooh! mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale! television announcer: get a serta mattress, any size, for just $197 each piece when you buy the complete set. the $197 mattress sale... bulldog: oh boy! television announcer: ...is on now. ♪ mattress discounters >>> still some clouds around the bay area today. but it looks like the rain will be winding down. some scattered showers now. but by the afternoon, we'

from the judge for the two men who beat up bryan stow on opening day at dodger stadium 2011, marvin norwoodez was just beginning. >> you are the biggest nightmare for individuals that attend public events such as sporting events or concerts. we have run into people like you that have no no civility. >> reporter: it was after the dodgers giants season opener march 2011. after the game stow and his friends were walking into the parking lot to catch a cab. that is when they were approached by sanchez and norwood. a verbal fight broke out. then it got physical. he was hit in the side of the head. hit his head on the pavement, and was unconscious instantly. and now bryan stow will never walk again or be able to feed himself. >> we shower him. we dress him. we fix his meals. we make sure he gets his 13 medications throughout the day. >> reporter: stow was a paramedics, a die-hard giants fan and he was excited about seeing his club at dodger stadium that day. >> we will all miss the bryan that you both took from us again for no reason whatsoever. >> reporter: david stow, bryan's father carried a g

marvin norwood was sentenced to four years in prison but might get out early because of time already served. louie sanchez got eight years. both admitted to beating stow in the park lot of dodger stadium in 2011. they face federal gun possession charges after their arrest. >> to a developing story overseas, chaos in ukraine parliament after a decision is reached to reduce the president's power and end the conflict taking place in the heart of kiev. peggy bunker is here with more. >> after the deadliest day in kiev's independence square an all-night emergency session has ended with progress in ending the conflict and you crane's president viktor yanukovych announces he will give up some power and hold early elections. this after thursday saw the fighting at its worst with opposition groups saying 100 people had been killed while the government says it's more like 77 that died. faced with either allowingsing the violence to continue or reduce his power he agreesed to that emergency session with germany, france and poland and opposition leaders. negotiations lasted all night long. at 7:

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