we want to see him being a paramedic again. because he loves it. >> reporter: stowe's co-workers are planning a fund-raiser for wednesday. they also set up a fund for him. if you would like more information for that, go to our website nbc nbayarea.com. >> thank you, monty. the attack is still on the minds of many fans who attended today's games. giants and dodgers fans arrived seeming to give each other good natured kidding. but the los angeles police department took things more seriously, adding extra security around the stadium. >> we would think that maybe security will keep an eye on us now. i feel like i brought two of my kids here, and it was scary, but when i saw -- there was a bunch of giants fans here, it was all good. >> we'll have the highlights from today's game coming up later on in sports. >>> in japan, there was another setback in the effort to regain control of the fukushima plant. highly radioactive water continues to leak directly into the pacific ocean, but at least officials now know where it's coming from.

>>reporter: he's a good paramedic and a good friend and a good father. it's a senseless a random act of violence. it should've happened. >>reporter: she'll work is any empty alongside brian with the american medical response team. she and dozens of paramedics were shocked to learn brian was almost beaten to death after recent giants baseball game in l.a.. >> that's crazy, shocking that this could happen he is the nicest guy. >>reporter: they've set up a web site at the service center along with the pickle account and a drop off location at their santa clara county headquarters. all to collect donations for his medical bills and help support his family. >> it's going to be a lot of money we want to help the brian and his family. he is a great guy. he deserves all the help. >>reporter: another co- worker created this logo you see on this i phone, it has the star of life and the giants and a laptop. a lot of the paramedics are now using this logo as a powerful picture on facebook all to support him and his family. medics are raising money, raising awareness

we want to see him being a paramedic again. loves it. >> police released sketches of the what the men looked like. one of the men punched him in the back of the head and he fell to the pavement. co-worker l eers will be holdin fund raise ers where he works at american medical response. >>> a man and woman are recovering from injuries after an overnight shooting in san francisco. san francisco police say both people were shot at the intersection of washington and polk around 3:15 this morning. police say the female victim is expected to survive, but so far no word on the condition of the man. police say they are looking for two suspects. >>> in a murder investigation, it's not only who did it but who did they do it to. not being able to identify a victim can stop an investigation in its tracks, and that's what happened in our next story. but in this case, there's a break. "today in the bay's" thoma"''s" thomas shows us how oakland police officers are closer than ever to solving a 30-year mystery but they need your help to finish

he is a paramedic and also a member here at the lodge. his family members and his friends here at the lodge are pulling for him to recover after a vicious attack last night. >> and the dodgers win it. >> just after the giants loss the baseball game inside dodgers stadium, some giants fans were attacked outside in the parking lot. police say a group of three men from the bay area wearing giants were walking to their car, suddenly two dodgers fans started chasing them. police say the attack was entirely unprovoked. they say the giants fans were not acting aggressively. two of the giants fans, young men in their 20s ran ahead, but the group caught up to the other man and severely beat him. first, a punch in the head. then they kicked and stomped him while he was down. a small crowd gathered to watch. >> the other two, they had distanced themselves from the incident and when they saw what happened trying to come back to aid their friend, the crowd was so dense, they couldn't get there fast enough. > paramedics shooed the crowd away and rushed

rye and a paramedic and father to remains in critical condition.ron 4 nicole spoke with his co- workers and shows us what they are doing help. >> he's a good pair met and a good friend and a great father. it's a senseless random act of violence it should've happened. >>reporter: joe worked as any empty alongside brian with the american medical response team. she and dozens of paramedics were shocked to learn he was almost beaten to death after recent giants baseball game in l.a.. >> that's crazy and shocking that this could happen to him. he is the nicest guy. >>reporter: set up a website along with the pen pal the count and a drop off location after santa clara county headquarters. all to collect donations for his medical bills and help support his family. >> it's going to be a lot of money and we want to help out brian and his family. he deserves all the help we can give him. >>reporter: other coworker crated this logo on the i phone it has the star of life in the giant symbol up top. a lot of the paramedics are now using this logo as the profile

when police got to the home and paramedics arrived they pronounced the man dead. we don't know what type of care they were getting or how many people lived there. we don't know if any weapons were involved. investigators are still trying to piece all of that together.

look at this guy looked like a paramedic. talked like a paramedic. was not a paramedic. >> not!s guy right here. he's 21 years old. his name is james menchaca. he saw an accident on the side of the road. and pulled over and said, hey, i'm a paramedic. i can help. turns out this fellow who was in the accident was having some chest pains. there were some police officers there and they left the guy in chest pains in this young man's care because he said he was a paramedic. and they took off. they left him in his care. it turns out the guy is not a paramedic. he was a dishwasher at a restaurant who has one of the scanners. and he likes to you know follow the accidents. that sort of thing. in fact he applied to be a volunteer paramedic and was denied. so -- >> his heart's maybe in the right place, maybe. >> sort of. if i had a heart attack i want a real paramedic. >> 15 seconds before the big polka. but i want to thank everyone out there because we did cross the 30,000 fan threshold on facebook. and if you want to follow at twitter. @abc.wnn. it's time for your polka. ♪ ♪ politics an

my brother is a paramedic with bryan. >> reporter: stow's girlfriend also a paramedic dropped the puck tonight. >> she would be amazed right now. >> reporter: she says she's shocked by the outstanding support for stow. >> this reminds me that there's still good people in this world. it gives me a really good feeling and gives me hope. >> reporter: in the past half hour, i received new information about bryan stow's condition. there were plans to move him to a hospital closer to the bay area next week, but because he suffered seizures yesterday morning, those plans have been changed. >>> we have continuing coverage on bryan stow online, go to ktvu online and click on the fan attack tab near the top of the page. >>> an oakland man is in critical condition tonight after being shot after a dispute over a woman. authorities say the gunman was upset that the 22-year-old victim was with his ex- girlfriend who fled with the gunman. police later arrested a suspect 32-year-old tray von moore where they also arrested the woman. >>> oakland police are looking for the woman who crashed his truck in

as part of a paramedic team during sharks games.oday fellow first responders held a fundraiser for him. the sharks also donated pucks. stowe's coworkers spent the day trying to gather donations to auction off. >> these messages will be taken to the hospital tomorrow. fellow paramedics tell me stowe has been taken out of a medically induced coma. >> he's a fighter and he's not one to back down from a fight. >> reporter: at hp pavilion tonight, the sharks played the los angeles kings. fans tell us they can't help but think about the attack. >> i realize you just can't feel safe any where, you just have to be careful. >> reporter: today san francisco police say they are not expecting any changes in security when the giants host the dodgers next wednesday. >> the fans here in san francisco, we hope that they will be mindful of the situation. whether they win or lose and be respectful to others. >> reporter: back here live, peace in my heart restaurant here in the south bay is pledging to donate 30% of its proceeds tomorrow. >>> another

they're described as late 20s or early 30's, the demand is a paramedic and father of two. he remains in critical condition tonight. she shows us what they're doing to help. >> he's a good paramedic and a good friend and a great father. crisp it's a senseless a random act of violence. it should not have happened. >>reporter: he worked as an at&t alongside bryant, the american medical response team. she and dozens of paramedics were shocked to learn that he was almost beat to death after a giants baseball game in l.a.. >> it's crazy, shocking that this could happen to him. he's the nicest guy. >>reporter: set up a website at the service centers along with a paper ballot count and a drop off location at their santa clara county headquarters. all to collect donations for his medical bills and support his family. >> it's going to be a lot of money and we want to help out brian and his family. >> he deserves all the help we can give him. another co- worker created this logo you see it has the star and a lot of the paramedics here are now using this logo has the pole vault pictur

the victim is paramedic from santa cruz. he remained hospitalized in los angeles in critical condition. his name is brian stowe and he is in a medically induced coma. david louie spoke with family members that can't believe it could es kliat into violence. >> i pray every minute of every day they find the cowards that did this. >> jesse cares deeply about her former husband, brian stowe. had he remain good friends and they share custody of two children. 12-year-old tyler and an 8-year-old. >> each of them break down at different times. biggest fear says the father won't remember them. and if the unthinkable happens, they both want to see him. >> los angeles police are investigating why the two suspects between 18 and 25 years old attacked him from behind. he fell to the ground and was hit repeatedly in the head and body. stowe is in an induced coma. other giants' fans say the mood at dodger stadium disturbs them. >> it's how some people behave. we've been doing this for four seasons now and this season, it takes a lot out of

. >> firefighters face against paramedics on the ice. why they are playing hockey to help a baseball fan. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2news at five. >> good evening. i'm ken wayne. >> i'm heather holmes. one of san francisco's most popular springtime events is drawing to a close right now. the cherry blossom festival included today's grand parade and fundraising efforts for japan. >> reporter: take a look, you can see the crowds that were attending the festival are still here. let's give you a sense of where we are. we area along the parade route and watched as donation buckets made their way along floats in the parade. the steady rhythm of the drums lent a sense of urgency. the day said this was a parade with a purpose. >> i came last weekend and i really liked the diversity of people and kind of like you said the unified feeling. >> reporter: even before it started board members the cultural and community center of northern california say they raised $1.6 million for the relief effort. last

they awarded 27 paramedics and emergency medical technicians. among them was a pair of medics from sonoma county who helped deliver a baby on christmas eve. many of the ambulance workers visited the state capital. >>> a warning tonight for bay area beachgoers and what animal rescue groups are saying about critters may seem approachable enough. >> wet weather could return to the bay area tomorrow. chief meteorologist bill martin will tell us where it will get whacked and if it will impact your commute. >> pretty cute. dozens of seals are at the mammal center being rehabilitated. they warned people to stay away from baby seals. it may appear abandoned when the mother is out for food. they recommend calling the marine mammal center rather than interfering. >> time now to talk about the weather. >> i have wind gusts of 20-25 miles per hour. we go to live storm tracker two. i had gusts of 25 at golden gate bridge. temperatures are on the cool side. today's temperatures were in the mid-60s and tomorrow we will be in the upper to mid- 50s. cooler tomor

and wristbands with stow's paramedic number ra on sale. they are orange and black, the colors of the giants, and they are involved low nateing $10,000 for a communed for stow's med cal -- they are also involved donating $10,000 for a fund for stow's medical bills. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, kraig. for more information go to the ktvu.com and there a's details on -- there's details on all of these fund-raisers. >>> the man who has confessed to killing oakland journalist, chauncey bailey, returned to the witness stand for the fifth day today. the defense continued its cross- examination of broussard. broussard said its boss at your black muslim bakery ordered him to kill bailey. and. >>> and the jury began deliberating in the sanity trial for alexander youshock. youshock pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity and an attack with pipe bombs in august of 2009. last week the jury convicted him of attempted murder. the current trial is to determine if he was sane when he committed the crimes. >>> congress is trying to overco

the people in the car told paramedics they had a man with a gunshot wound. they pulled him out of the car and into the hands of paramedics and then drove off. that wounded man was taken too highland hospital where he died a short time later. the police are now looking for the car. it is described as a silver dodge daytona with tinted windows and a bullet hole in the driver's side door. >>> there is a fire burning at this hour at an abandoned car dealership nine hours after it started. eric rasmussen is live at the scene where he found out that the vacant building had become home to as many as 40 homeless people. eric? >> reporter: frank, this was the third fire in three weeks. it is still burning right now. investigators think somebody was actually cutting scrap metal out of the building to sell and sparked these flames. but simply too dangerous for firefighters to go inside. they say in some parts of this building, the garbage and debris is a full three feet deep. fire is still burning through the old cadillac dealership long after the firefighters got the

the people in the car told paramedics they had a man with a gunshot wound.hey pulled him out of the car and into the hands of paramedics and then drove off. that wounded man was taken too highland hospital where he died a short time later. the police are now looking for the car. it is described as a silver dodge daytona with tinted windows and a bullet hole in the driver's side door. >>> there is a fire burning at this hour at an abandoned car dealership nine hours after it started. eric rasmussen is live at the scene where he found out that the vacant building had become home to as many as 40 homeless people. eric? >> reporter: frank, this was the third fire in three weeks. it is still burning right now. investigators think somebody was actually cutting scrap metal out of the building to sell and sparked these flames. but simply too dangerous for firefighters to go inside. they say in some parts of this building, the garbage and debris is a full three feet deep. fire is still burning through the old cadillac dealership long after the firefighters got the ca

while waiting for the paramedics the officer writes a ticket and all the while the passenger flips mehe bird. in the when the cold after the officer gives the driver the ticket, the medical emergency went away and they drove off. now my final story involves the driver of this gold honda with paper plates who can't seem to find a transponder. it turns out she is also missing a driver's licence, it was in missing it was suspended. it turns out her license had been suspended seven times. her car was towed and impounded for 30 days. at the bay bridge toll plaza, stanley roberts kron 4 news. >>jacqueline: really jury of their today, look at the golden gate bridge cloudy skies. --drury. seeing a light rain mainly earlier this afternoon and that will continue into this evening. future cast, how 6:00 most of the rain sitting off shore but by 9:00 scattered chat with through the north bay with pockets of heavier rain. also, scattered showers down south of the golden gate which continues into the 11:00 at where where most of the activity concentrated to the north. why one day and moderate rainf

it leaves a paramedic in a medically induced coma. >> la county supervisor is offering a $10,000 reward for information that can lead to the arrest of these two suspects wanted for the severe beating of bryan stow, a 41- year-old paramedic. he's in a medically induced coma because of swelling on the brain and may have to have part of his frontal lobe removed. >> at some point our suspects hit our victim in the back of the head and he fell and hit his head on the concrete and he continued to be assaulted. >> reporter: because he was wearing giant's gear. >> had information that there was a female suspect involved in this who was the driver of the get away car and there was a small male child inside the car. >> we were a little bit concerned but we haven't had any problems. >> reporter: terry gong took his sons to this afternoon's game. >> was it a choice to come during the day instead of night. >> yeah, a little bit. we wanted to come during the day. just as long as everyone has fun. >> it's tough. you can't rule out fans that just has no sense. >> reporter: believes more security at gam

. >>> giant's ace pitcher tim lincecum has made a big pitch to help the injures paramedic and his family. he has written a $25,000 check for the bryan stow fund. lincecum calls the incident a senseless crime. >>> while they've come to cheer hard, many tell us they don't believe an attack like the one that injured bryan stow is likely to happen here. >> the kings and the sharks, that's a new rivalry and hasn't gone as deep as the dodgers- giants one. >> there's always going to be somebody who ruins the party or something like that. but you know over all i think shark fans are pretty well behaved. >> sharks officials say they have stepped up security for the play offs just in case. coming up, ktvu sports reporter fred inglis joins us live from the shark tank where he talked to players as the team is preparing for game one of their play off series. >>> the family of a 15-year-old hit and run victim is asking for help tonight to cover the cost of their family's medical bills. shay shaw has been in a coma since the driver of a pickup truck hit her in san jose. police say they are still lookin

paramedics rushed him to the hospital where he died a few hours later. investigators are looking for two suspects. oakland mayor described him as a respected, generous and beloved member of the community who had attended a merchants melting on neighborhood safety just two days ago. but more on ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. >>> in just minutes the oak noel navel hospital will be no more than a memory. they are set to implode it at 12:10 and we will bring that live to you but first we check in with ken pritchett at the site. >> reporter: as you said if all goes 62 according according to plan in 10 minutes that building will come down. 800 pounds of dynamite will be used to bring down the hospital. as many say it has been in decay and been an eyesore but some say making way for progress is also painful for those who know the history of this place. construction of the hospital was completed back in 1968 and it was a premier navel hospital for 28 years. it was one of our nation's tonight prosthetic research centers serving amputee veterans. the implosion will

this morning though coworkers of paramedic bryan stow are holding a fundraiser.he proceeds will help pay stow's medical expenses and support his family. just about an hour ago we stopped by american medical response in san jose and they are already getting ready for the event and have decorated the ambulances in stow's honor. one of his coworkers says the response from the public has been inspirational. >> the giants are kicking in as well and they are hoping a lot of the fans help as well this weekend as they come home. >>> time for weather and traffic now and... >> yeah. >> what do you think? >> i think we got some changes. i think we better enjoy this today. >> okay. >> because after this we are talking about some rain returning to the bay area and yup -- >> opening day on friday? >> oh, boy, yup. a lot of pressure on me for that friday forecast. >> right. >> because we have some showers in for that day, too. by the weekend we're looking okay but opening day coming up -- >> didn't you say chance? >> there you go, sydnie. chance of showers out there. i don't th

casino made its worker jason's witness to rescue by police and paramedics. >> at a shop, stunned i was disgusted with it because of anybody could've come around and taken this girl. that's disturbing. for an extra $20 they could of had a baby sitter. police found the girl's mother inside the casino undetermined if she intentionally block the child in the car and headed off to gamble. fortunately they say the weather was cooler thursday evening. is it the child was a little hot and sweaty after her rescue but otherwise seemed fine. >> she is happy be out of the car she was jumping around, ecstatic talking to cops asking why everyone's watching. she was very responsive in high spirits. of a >>rob: manager of the casino had no comment, but the security routinely does patrolled the parking lot and they too were disgusted about what they found. >>pam: san francisco boys and girls club was evacuated today after chlorine spill was reported. a chemical may have come in contact with acid of some sorts grading possibly toxic clouds. if the building was quickly evacuated no injuries reported. the

if you're driving on 680 south it's an injury accident with the right lane blocked and paramedics and fire trucks are just arriving now on the scene. also this morning we're looking at the westbound bay bridge. that traffic is getting busier. 6:01. let's go back to the desk. >>> sal, thank you. 105 years ago today a catastrophic earthquake and fire destroyed most of san francisco. an early morning ceremony marking this sad anniversary started about an hour ago. ktvu's tara moriarty joining us live. she's outside liotta fountain right now. tell us about what happened this morning. >> reporter: well, it was very interesting piece of san francisco history. a lot of singing, celebration and reflection of moment of silence. people have since moved on. they've gone to 20th and church to commemorate the guiling of the fire hydrant. that's the fire hydrant that was used to save the mission district from going up in flames. but behind me this is market and kernny. this is where everyone was around 5:12 this morning gathered here. the same place they met 105 years ago after the quake struck str

while waiting for the paramedics the officer writes a ticket and all the while the passenger flightsed the bird. low and behold after the officer does the driver the ticket, the medical emergency when away and they drove off. semifinal story involves the driver of a gold honda with paper plates who can't seem to find your transponder. >> get out of the car to make sure it's not there. >>stanley: turns out she was also missing a driver's licence, it was a missing it was suspended terry it turns out for license had been suspended not once or twice a seven times carried her car was towed and impounded for 30 days. at the bay bridge toll plaza, stanley roberts kron 4 news. >> if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, just email him at www.peoplebehavingbadly@kron 4.com. spray can artists from the streets will be going indoors this weekend of one of san francisco gallery exhibits. they traded for an exhibition of street work. just got a preview of the work in progress. >>henry: to national street artists crated and indoor mural project in san francisco. the gallery owner has brough

paramedics and the emts work closely with police and fire so they are expecting a large turnout from their extended family of emergency workers. as far as bryan stow's condition goes, the 31-year-old is still in a coma. his condition remains guarded. he is in critical condition with a severe skull fracture and brain bruising. surgeons removed the left side of his skull to leave pressure from swelling but he likely has some brain damage, they say. the avid giants fan was at the game last week in l.a. when some dodgers fans attacked him from hijacked, pushed him to the ground and kicked and punched hill while shouting curse words about the giants. friends and family have a message to dodger fans. >> it's hard to see him in bed like that. >> we don't hold any other people of los angeles responsible. we have no hard feelings towards you guys. we know it's not the city as a whole. it's just two people. >> we believe there was approximately at least 100 people near where this assault took place. and we would like to reach out to them to contact us to provide whatever information they may h

his sleeve got caught and paramedics had to cut him free. investigators believe he may have suffered some sort of medical emergency, but they are looking into whether his death was an accident or perhaps a crime. >>> a house boat is stuck in the san juaquin river tonight. it was being towed from sacramento when it first ran a ground. and then the house boat refloated and started again to drift down the river. the coast guard warns the house boat may pose a hazard to other boaters. >>> bike riders will have to slow down on the golden gate bridge or face stiff fines. the district is considering a 10 mile an hour speed limit on sidewalks and access pads and five miles per hour around bridge towers and construction zones. that's to improve sidewalk safety. the highway patrol would help develop an enforcement plan and speeders fined $100. a committee will take up the plan on thursday. >>> cal trans says it has found the $3.5 million to avoid the drastic service cuts it has been warning its riders about. the money will come from defering maintenan

he tells me his brother-in-law brian stowe from scotts valley a paramedic was at the game last night. did he not see the group coming. and he was severely beaten. as a matter of fact, according to collins, brian stowe has just had surgery. he is in the middle of the surgery right now. the doctors have cut off a piece of skull to relieve the pressure. just after the giants lost some giants fans were attacked outside in the parking lot. police say a group of three men in the bay area wearing giants insignia were walking to their car. suddenly two dodgers fans started chasing them. police say the attack was entirely unprovoked. they say the giants fans were not acting aggressively. two young men in their 20s ran ahead but police say the dodgers group caught up to the other man and severely beat him. first a punch in the head and then kicked and stomped him while he was down. a small crowd gathered to watch. >> the other two, they saw what happened, they saw what happened they couldn't help their friend. >> reporter: paramedics shoed the crowds away and rushed the giants fan to the hadn't

we want to see him being a paramedic again. now, police have released sketches of the two men and are asking for the public's help to find them. a $10,000 reward is also offered for information leading to an arrest in this case. as for the fund set up to help stowe, if you'd like more information on that, you're asked to contact amr for more information. live in san jose, monty francis, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, monty. >>> we were not the first residents of the bay area. by that, i don't mean the immigrants who came before us, or even native american tribes who lived here centuries before that. what i mean is huge creatures that once roamed california. they're gone, but remains exist. remains with the ability to tell us volumes about what the creatures were like as well as the world around them. some of those remains were just discovered. nbc bay area was given special access to the dig site, one that has already made history, but could make much more. here's garvin thomas. >> reporter: while there are many things that c

he is a paramedic and father of two children. >>> meantime some paramedics in the south bay are going to hold a fundraiser to help him today. they will host a barbecue at 1670 last plums a avenue in san jose. that begins at noon today and all the way until 8:00 tonight. >>> a memorial will be held today to honor a 21-year-old south bay marine killed in afghanistan last week. the event is at santa clara high school which was his alma mater. it's going to include dance and martial arts. both are activities he loved. the department of defense says he died on sunday while supporting combat operations. no further details were released. >>> we have a sad update on the search for an at risk missing man in santa cruz county. authorities say they have found the body of 58-year-old timothy. a family hiking near the river found his remains in the river bed on monday. he was reported missing two weeks ago by the staff of a care facility in felton. he suffered from mental disabilities. an autopsy is going to be performed later this week. >>> there is a search underway in concord for two men accuse

paramedics treated him for serious burns. his current condition is not known. >>> san francisco police are alts looking for the alleged members of the hells angel who is are suspected of attacking a man after a concert. that attack happened on tuesday night near the war field theater on market street. the victim said he saw the attackers in the lobby. once outside they asked if he was a member of a rival mongol motorcycle gang. he said no but was beaten and stabbed possibly with a broken bottle. >>> five men facing charges in connection to $35 million stealing chips. they stormed in wearing masks and carrying weapons. they are accused of tieing up workers and taking millions of dollars worth of flash memory chips. police believe more men were involved in that heist. >> there were an excess of 15 suspects involved in the robbery. there's still a large number of individuals out there who we need to identify and arrest. >> the five suspects are in custody and are due in court tomorrow. police say 98% of the chips were recovered.

brian stow, father of two, 42 years old from santa cruz, paramedic in san jose. severely beaten after last tuesday's game. against the dodgers in l.a. unfortunately, sad to tell you he is in critical, guarded conditions. doctors say he has shown some signs of brain damage. they have put him into a medical induced comba. with giants players on the field. ballpark packed with fans. the giants honored stow and his children who were here today, with a touching ceremony before the game. >> fans, at this time we would look to honor a special member of the giants' family planning to be here today, but unfortunately cannot be with us. lifelong giants' fan, bryan stow was critically injured last week following the giants' opener in los angeles. bryan is a father and paramedic who has dedicated his life to caring for others. we are privileged to have members of bryan's family with us, including his children, tyler and tabitha. the giants will dedicate monday's home game against the dodgers to bryan and join his fellow paramedics to collect funds to assist bryan and his fam

south bay firefighters faced off with stow's paramedic and emt co-workers last night in a charity event in san jose. stow's girlfriend started the game by dropping the puck. >> he would be amazed. he would be amazed right now. and i hope when all is said and done and he wakes up hopefully that he'll be able to bask in the flurry and see how loved he is. he was just loved by everybody. >> many of the people who turned out had never met stow but say they want to show their support. the event also included a silent auction and raffle featuring items donated by the san jose sharks. >>> a 32-year-old man is under arrest accused of shooting a romantic rival outside a san leandro restaurant. police say moore shot a 22-year- old oakland man several times late saturday night in the parking lot of the restaurant at bay fair mall. the victim is listed in critical condition this morning. investigators say moore was upset that the victim was with his ex-girlfriend. that woman left the scene with moore after the shooting. but police later arrested both of them at moore's oakland apartment. >>> this m

people he doesn't even know. >> reporter: he touched many of the paramedics here. overwhelmed by the support and thankful for the love shown to brian stowe. >> hey, brian, this is what's going on for you. and i know he can hear it. and so he'll fight to come back to us, because now you have this positive attitude that's going around. >> reporter: and expect more donations to pour in at the giants home opener on friday. the giants will be dedicating this game to brian stowe. live in san jose tonight nbc bay area news. >>> doctors sending a strong message of their own as well tonight. we found this photo in the crowd at that vimg ill. -- vigil. this sign, i am a dodgers fan and i am disgusted. and a major change to security procedures at dodgers stadium. they have hired former lapd chief brian bratton. the dodgers play next monday at at&t park. no comment on whether security will be increased. >>> not just in san francisco, it's been a busy 24 hours for other bay area firefighters. and an oakland firefighter is recovering tonight from serious injuries. the fire crew

as part of a paramedic team during sharks games. today fellow first responders held a fundraiser for him. the sharks also donated pucks. stowe's coworkers spent the day trying to gather donations to auction off. >> these messages will be taken to the hospital tomorrow. fellow paramedics tell me stowe has been taken out of a medically induced coma. >> he's a fighter and he's not one to back down from a fight. >> reporter: at hp pavilion tonight, the sharks played the los angeles kings. fans tell us they can't help but think about the attack. >> i realize you just can't feel safe any where, you just have to be careful. >> reporter: today san francisco police say they are not expecting any changes in security when the giants host the dodgers next wednesday. >> the fans here in san francisco, we hope that they will be mindful of the situation. whether they win or lose and be respectful to others. >> reporter: back here live, peace in my heart restaurant here in the south bay is pledging to donate 30% of its proceeds tomorrow. >>> anothe

the 7:15 game will be the first between the rivals since the beating of santa cruz paramedic bryan stow in a dodger stadium parking lot on opening day. he is still in a medically- induced coma. his attackers haven't been caught so the giants say they are boosting security to a level you typically see in a world series game. the team's senior vice president in charge of ballpark operations says the message to fans is this: keep a cool head. and if you're thinking about causing trouble, don't come to the game. the giants are asking fans to alert them to trouble. you can send them anonymous messages by texting 80899 and "security" in the body of the text, with details about your concern. now, we have already noticed the presence of private security here at at&t park this morning. security walking along the perimeter making sure everything is okay even coming up to our live truck asking us if we were here on official business. so they are already here in small measure but that will grow as the day goes on. >> it's always a big deal when the giants and dodgers play but in light of this, it s

he was air lifted to a ambulance paramedics drove him to a local hospital 6:00 p.m. yesterday evening. he suffered significant head injuries, there is no information on the victim's status. >>> the city of half moon bay is shutting down its entire police department. the city council voted yesterday to disup and down its 12 member police force and instead out source services to san mateo county sheriff's department. all the sworn officers in half moon bay who would have lost their jobs are going to keep them under the county's proposal the plan is expected to save the city more than a half million dollars and help balance the budget. half moon bay is negotiating with the city of san carlos to take over its recreation department. >> police in oakland may have caught two carjackers. these guys stole a ford taurus midnight, that afternoon a 19- year-old man and 16-year-old boy were arrested crashing a similar ford taurus into a parked car in san leandro. one was hurt and police have not said if that was the stolen car. >>> a fund is now established to pay medical bills f

a bay area paramedic is beaten outside of the giants dodger game in los angeles. >>> and a disturbing turn of events prompts an emergency landing for a flight bound for sacramento. it is 8:00 a.m. on saturday, the second of april. thanks for joining us this morning. i'm ann. >> i'm in for jim bernard. have a lot of clouds out around the bay area. >> are we going to see rain? >> that's the big question. i don't think we'll see much in the way of rainfall. we're look at more clouds making their way across the bay area. the big story will be the cooler temperatures outside as they're really going to take a dive from all of the record breaking temperatures we saw over the last couple of days. how about this for you! plenty of clouds outside this morning. mostly cloudy all around the bay area. i think they're going to look pretty threatening. not much in the way of rainfall. maybe some making its way in toward the santa cruz mountains. otherwise, we're looking at those clouds, continuing to stream on by. it looks like for the most part, they'll head on through without much -- but the winds

bryan stowe is a paramedic, father of two children. in the meantime some of the paramedics in the south bay will be holding a benefit to help bryan stowe today american medical response of santa clara will host a barbecue at 1670 lass and plums avenue. it will start at noon and continue all the way to 8:00 this evenings. >>> time now 5:35. this could be a big day in the barry bonds perjury trial. bonds could take the witness stand in his own defense. ktvu's tara moriarty joins us live from outside the federal courthouse in san francisco with more. tara. >> reporter: bonds could appear and i'm sure the prosecution would have plenty of questions for him. we won't find out about that until much later this morning. what we do know is the judge is going to be considering dropping one of five charges against bonds. and striking some of the material presented by prosecutors. that would include the portion of ex-mistress kimberly bell's testimony where she talks about bonds' testicles shrinking. bell admitted she exaggerated about it to the gr

the paramedics treated him for some very serious burns.don't know his condition this morning. >>> time now 5:48. it is still early but there are already problems in daly city. sal now with more on the crash on the peninsula. hi, sal. >> that's right. daly city southbound down to the exit just past the sermonny mall. an injury accident blocking almost the entire freeway. one lane is getting through but traffic is backing up quickly. in fact it's backing up almost to san francisco. that's a pretty long way if you know the area. also 19th avenue getting onto 280 is going to be slow because of this crash. southbound 280 at hiki. all of 280 in daly city is just a mess right now. recommend you get on 101 somehow to get yourself down the peninsula or find yourself a way to get on the 280 at westboro. just avoid 280 until you get to south san francisco if you can. use side roads. let's look at westbound 92. that traffic is moving well getting out to highway 101. this morning's drive on highway 4 getting a bit slow in antioch but here in bay point

the bill spruced would require extra paramedics and police and water stations on time any time they rent itate building. >> where was president obama born? >> the white house desclosure that should lay the question to rest once and for all. >> a woman and her kitchen. a money saving membership that she said is almost useless. >> ceth smart on the bench with the warriors and why he create my oasis. marcy: ok, romantic garden? bree: oh, is there a castle nearby? marcy: no, but there's a charming farmhouse. bree: right next to my posh castle! i'm sensing a theme here. well, i am the queen, dear sister. >> president obama today tried to settle the issue of where he was born once and for all. the white house released the president's birth certificate showing he was born in honolulu, hawaii . critics raised doubts and although his mother was american his father was from kenya. the president said it is time to move on. >> we don't have time for this kind of silliness. we have better stuff to do. i have better stuff to do. >> in new hampshire potential presidential candidate donald trump took cr

paramedics treated him for serious injuries. his current condition is not known. >>> the two sides in the nfl pro football labor dispute head back to the bargaining table today. this time a federal mediator will take part in the negotiations. nfl owners and players trying to come up with a new collective bargaining agreement. owners have imposed a player lockout that put this year's season in jeopardy. >>> the san jose sharks get ready to pose for post season play tonight as they will be taking on the l.a. kings. this is the first round of the stanley cup playoffs. game time 7:00 p.m. >>> top eight will become the top seven after tonight's "american idol." ♪ [ music ] >> last night the contestants performed music from the movies. fans may be finding it hard to predict who's going to be going home tonight because if you listen to the judges, most of those contestants receive positive feedback. but someone has to go. you can see which contestant gets voted off right here on ktvu channel 2 at 8:00 tonight. and tomorrow during morni

help on market street where a store clerk gave the couple napkins to help with the bleeding before paramedics arrived. a block away, near larkin and o'farrell streets, police say the couple got attacked during a big street fight before 3:30 this morning. authorities say they don't know the motive for that fight. officers do say they are looking for four suspects but they have no descriptions of them. police want witness help. they say there were quite a few witness at the fight but when police arrived they took off. >> thank you, sharon chin in san francisco. >>> this morning, native americans are still trying to block development on what they say is sacred land in vallejo. they could have been ticketed or even arrested for spending four nights at the glen cove waterfront park but late last night they won a small victory. no arrests, but they will have to take down their tents because there is a strict no camping policy there. native americans are determined to stay at the park until the greater vallejo recreation district agrees to keep the land as is. the site contains ancestral burial grou

this man is in critical condition, brian stowe is it a paramedic.wo of the dodger fans yelled slurs against the giants and then kicking and punched brian stowe. anybody could capture this attack is as to come forward. >> after this a-a brittle-- attack. the two suspect fled the scene it was a female driver with a small bill child. most-small male child, both offenders left with the woman driving. the into the backseat when each side of the vehicle. >> isabel: the pavement hit his head and the ball park security cameras cannot show this. he is a medically induced coma. >> marty: baseball fever in the bay area. a's fans showed up early to tell it, celebrate the new season. however, they're less disappointed. the lost to the seattle mariners. reggie kumar has more. >> a home run had oakland a's on their feet. even though the a's lost from the night to the opener fans are still optimistic their plans and team will make it. >> we are going to make it! >> with a great team, we're going to make it this year. when all that our team is good. >> the have the

last night south bay firefighters faced off with those paramedic and emt colleagues. this was a charity hockey game at san jose's shark's ice. stow's girlfriend started the game by dropping the puck. >> i've never faced anything in my life as difficult. but the support and the love and the prayers from just worldwide and all my friends and my family, his family, his children, it's just been amazing. >> many of the people who turned out to enjoy the game had never met bryan stow but said they want today show their support. that event also included a silent auction and raffle featuring items donated by the san jose sharks. >>> a new parking pilot program launches in san francisco this week. six districts, 6,000 parking meters, and 19 municipal garages will be part of sf park. a two year federally funded study. now sensors installed at parking spaces will track in realtime where parking is available. that data is uploaded to signs and smart phone applications. people will be charged more in high demand spots. >> by steering you as quickly as possible to either on street

today, the paramedic remains hospitalized in a coma. >> rebecca was stoh's paramedic partner in san jose. they worked 12-hour shifts together. she says brian treated every patient with the utmost respect can and charmed them with his humor. >> and she also made light of the, you know, bad situation and tried to cheer everyone up. he was very passionate about his job, loved to take care of his patients. always had them laughing to try to help them feel better. as a partner, he was a great friend. >> she also says brian was a devoted father, who embraced every moment with his young son and daughter. she says the attack on brian is a great loss to the community, because he should be helping patients instead of being one. >> his story is captivating people around the state and across the country. tonight, we're hearing from a couple who were among the first to come to his aid there at dodger stadium. mary parks from our sister station in l.a. has the story. >> many helmets signed by the dodger infield. >> reporter: joe and laura are lifetime dodgers fans, but over the past few years, they've

many of the other paramedics are here this is a mass of of the end and really days to pull it off has been pretty incredible. not only is there food, they provided games for the kids and our number of options going on all in an effort to raise as much money as possible. organizers say in the first to of course they raised $25,000. yesterday they had another fund raiser that fund raiser raise $20,000. it they are bringing in and a lot of money in most of the people showing up today never met brian, there just appalled about what happened. they wanted to show their support. >> i was devastated when i heard about the terrible accident. why, the works that is brian does, it released the accord in my heart. i had to come down and kind of pay tribute. >> it's inexcusable, i think this team rivalry is ridiculous. it the fact that other dodger fans were frightened, to leave the stadium. >>kate: so you can see there are people out here in the sunshine enjoying their food. this event will be going on until 8:00 p.m. tonight in san jose. the fund raising is not stopping here, we will continue on

they're here to honor the man who saves lives as a paramedic. >> just to see support here, it's worth it. sorry. this makes you feel good. >> brian is in a coma. and two men takd him because he's a giant's fan. hundreds of tee shirts to raise money are selling out. >> this is his name has his paramedic number as well as what he was all about. >> there is an all star cast of sports teams donating items to be auctioned off online, including autographed baseballs. >> chris bocci gave us one, we've got matt cane and brian wilson. >> now, strangers are donating in droves. >> i'm a first time mom to. hear he's a dad two of kids, and is in the hospital? his family needs him. >> this afternoon, the three men with brian when he was assaulted made a surprise appearance to thank the community. >> brian would be so proud an and... thank you very much. and brian would want me to say go, giants! >> he is indeed a true giants fan, and the team is right there with him. they'll be honoring him and in case you can't catch what he said he was referring to brian stow's stylish hair cut. >> thank you. >>

paramedics pronounced the victim dead at the scene. it appears at this point the two did know each other and may have been involved in some kind of dispute. >> preliminary investigation suggests that they might have had some type of exchange of words or dispute earlier in the day. but i'm not sure that would be an actual fight. >> reporter: we have not been given the identities of either the suspect or victim. we believes the victims family may have been notified. when our crew was on the scene last night. police did tell him the family was there. at this point we are waiting to hear back from authorities to find out if the interviews under way give them any new information or indication of motive. at this point all we know the interviews are under way. we will continue to check in with san jose pd. we expected to -- we expect to be updated in the next hour or so. >>> time now 5:34. this week hundreds of san jose city employees are getting pink slips. as many as 600 city workers may be laid off to close a $115 million deficit. notices

a 41 year-old paramedic father of two children has been in a coma from getting beaten int in a parking lot. taken into a los angeles hospital in critical condition. since then, he is been in it, doctors and watching him around the clock. sketches of the suspects. so far, no arrests. this just keeps getting bigger and bigger the $150 k award leading to intermission. also information with $300,000.70000 for the from the giants for his fund. also the company that he works for brine is an emergency medical technician and they are taking also donations. -brian. des lincecum is donating $25,000. kimberly? >> support forbrianstow.com has a message from the family. you can see the green is the details of all the upcoming events. tomorrow. and another of the santa clara farmers market. you can see that there are photos of the bryan, friends, family. others are able to be-mell, support for the giants. it to the to check this out? you can see this on a war website. news link section. >>catherine: more information on a serial killer and is it becomes. tonight, newly obtained photos from the panel