also a live interview on how the stow, a h,stow ngan the injured giants fan, coming up. >>> well, welcome back. it's a hot button issue,  marijuana will take center stage at san jose city hall tomorrow. >> the city is struggling to decide how many dispensaries it should have, how they should be selected, and now as a result, an unlikely partner may be emerging. kris sanchez joins us live at city hall with what some consider strange bed fellows here. >> reporter: picture somebody a unionized worker and then picture somebody who smokes marijuana and chances are you're not picturing someone who runs in the same circle. they want to join ranked with the folks who work at our local restaurants and retail outlets. >> right now everyone's assuming we're a bunch of dope dealers and addicts and that's not the case. the union gives us legitimacy. >> reporter: he wants his fruit of the spirit marijuana collective to be part of something bigger as he tests the marijuana he has for his patients he is fully on board with the ufc's organize, that's the union that already represents about 200 marijuana

to >> reporter: to help ryan stow. nearly all of them worked with stow at american medical response or amr. those who didn't snow stow personally says that he is part of the amr family. >> i think what we're surprised at the loving dodger fans that are coming forward and the love that people have for stow right now. >> he's a fellow bay arean and we have to support our guys. we have to be good people and support him and show that we all care. >> reporter: chevy's mexican restaurant gave 10% of sales tonight to bryan stow's family. if you would like to know more information on how to donate to ryan stow's fund, go to kron4.com. >>> in response to the stadium park, a higher security at the at&t park. they increased support inside and outside of the ballpark. they plan to keep that increased security for the rest of the dodger-giants games. >> the message for those unruly fans is stay home and watch the game at home. >>> our sports director gary radnich will have the highlights in sports. >>> and a vigil for a restaurant

stow and his colleagues regularly see the kinds of injuries stow himself is facing. that experience has not prepared him to deal with the injury to someone they know and love. >> when it hits home like this, it's very difficult, frustrating and sad. all of us have been trying. we just try to get through. >> reporter: sponsors of this fund-raiser say they are trying to raise as much money as possible with all of the proceeds going to help for stow's kids and his medical expenses, all to give the family peace of mind while stow recovers from the violent attack. >> we're doing our best to make sure that he and his family need nothing. and we're doing our best to make sure they are all taken care of. >> reporter: sharks and warriors' jerseys are on sale. 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. fo

a sign stow's brain swelling is going down. if that happens, then doctors would be able to slowly bring him out of his medically induced coma and he will start to breathe on his own again. now in a published report, stow's brother in law said doctors were considering removing the front lobe of his brain, a section of it. the doctor says if that is true, that is a sign the skull removal did not reduce the brain swelling enough. there will be a press conference tomorrow and we'll bring you up to speed on latest results. mary ann favro, bay area news. >>> now to the latest on the disaster in japan. workers at crippled fukushima nuclear power plant began pumping 3 million gallons of contaminated water into the pacific. that will free storage space for more highly radioactive water. it will take two days to pump the less radioactive walter out of the complex. the cooling systems knocked out by the earthquake and tsunami three weeks ago. radioactivity is quickly diluted in the ocean. >> the local impact is expensive. new damage estim

brian stow was beaten outside dodger stadium two weeks ago. they are just waiting for him to open his eyes. >> the doctors took him off his sedations. they are just waiting for whatever chemicals in his body to dissipate. >> reporter: this a mage aer milestone. >> it is. he has gone five days without seizures. thankful. just waiting for him to wake up. they don't know a time line. head injuries are unique. every case is different. we will be patient and we know he will do it when he is ready. >> brian stow. >> reporter: his cousins attended this baseball game for a special tribute to brian stow. >> his personality was crizmic that once gow got to know him you felt like you have known him your whole life. a tremendous father to his two wonderful children. and they miss their dad and they want him back. >> reporter: they will traffic to los angeles on saturday to see him. they raised $3,000 during the giants game. in san jose, reggie kumar kron 4 news. >> officials promised to make sure brian stow become as safe place -- to make sure dodger stad

stow's family is providing updates on the website called support for bryan stow. will most recently said contrary to our hopes and news reports, pryian has not opened hissize. we will provide accurate updates on his condition on this website. keep the prayers coming. >>> we've the $150,000 reward in the characters police have not arrested the two dodgers fans responsible for the attack. many touched by stow's story are hoping he'll make a full recovery. >> i actual qula friend who suffered something very similar to mr. stow. and he came become to us. i would say like 95%. he had a full recovery. that i believe bryan will be at opening game next year just like he was this year. >> we've had people from adults to little kids getting cash donations. we found little 4 and 5-year-old kids giving a dollar or two which has been awesome. >> reporter: one of those young fans was 10-year-old joey miller from san ramon. >> i bought this jersey to help bryan stow since he was hurt. >> reporter: jesse ortega spent $900 on a tim lincecum jersey. >> bryan stow is a paramedic. hi

the rivalry took a turn when two men attacked ryan stow outside of dodger stadium. fans say the security is a comfort, about you they don't think it will be a problem. >> we're here to see good baseball, and that's it. i think everyone else should leave the drama behind. we're just here to see what we love. and unfortunately, he loved the dodgers. >> reporter: fans sporting lots of dodger blue inside the park. jeff said he was a little nervous showing his team pride. >> when i was in the parking lot, the jacket was zipped up a little bit. >> reporter: he says fans can be intense in san francisco. but admits the day stow was attacked in l.a., the crowd was scary. >> if we're winning, you know, they can be kind of crazy. but for the most part, not so many problems there. it's been pretty -- it's definitely worse in l.a. for giants fans. i was there for opening day. it was brutal, hostile environment. >> reporter: stow is still in the hospital with a serious head injury. his co-workers raised funds for the family before the game. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: fa

: a friend today provided ktvu these pictures of stowe. he is a father of two, and giant fan. each of the pizza my heart locations will donate 10% of each transaction if you mention stowe name. >> it's my first game at dodger stadium. i could have just easily happened to me. >> he is such a nice guy. of all the people it could have happened to, seems like somebody it shoápt have happened to. >> you can see bryan stowe coworkers have gathered. you see the sign on the side of the ambulance. emt is allowing their emt's to write stowe name on their ambulances for this week only. >>> key evidence in the barry bonds perjury trial. >>> governor brown is taking his budge battle on the road. the choice he says voters must make. >>> several changes outdoors. the colder weather a prelude of the storms to come. when it's expected on your doorstep, coming up. wrap >>> the body of a fallen soldier from pleasenton returned to his hometown. he died while treating a wounded soldier. funeral services are planned for april 30th. >>> bonds may take the stand

one of them punched stowe in the back of the head and stowe hit the pavement, causing him serious head injuries. investigators say the attack happened perhaps because stowe and his friends were wearing giants gear. violence between dodgers and giants fans is nothing new. as you can see in this youtube footage. and in 2008, an attack on an 18-year-old giants fan leaving at&t park ended in his death when another teenager punched him in the become of the head. after that incident, police increased their presence in and around at&t park. baseball fans we talked to favor even more security in light of what happened last week. >> there is definitely a problem. i don't think innocent people should die over who wins. it's sad. it's disappointing, actually. >> especially with everything that is going on in the world, it's ridiculous that people would take it to the level of violence and, you know, beating each other up. it's terrible. >> reporter: and a team spokesman would not say if there would be increased security at the giants home game against the dodge owners april 11th, but police have

today stowe's doctor says that stowe remains in the hospital and that it is possible he may have suffered some type of brain damage. the doctor also said, quote it is going to be a long recovery process. stowe was attacked march 31st as he left dodger stadium. today bryan's family made an appeal to whoever attacked him during that game. >> i hope some where deep in their heart or their friends or whoever knows who did this at least they would have courage to come forward and admit what they've done. come guard, have the courage to face the facts. >>> stowe's family said he was nervous even before leaving the game. texting h his cousins during the game saying that he was scaring -- texting his cousins during the game saying that he was scared. los angeles police will looking for two suspects. here in the bay area there's been a outpouring of support for bryan st, we in towe where there has been a number of fundraisers to help his family. >> reporter: stowe is a regular customer at this pizza my heart restaurant. 30% of any order here if they mention his name will go to the stowe family. th

again, 30% of the proceeds to go bryan stow's recovery. listen to this. at the blossom hill pizza my heart, they ran out of food because of the huge outpouring of support. they had to shut down for a while until they could get more food and reopen. here in palo alto, we've seen giants fans and dodger fans come out in support of bryan stow. >> reporter: buying a slice can go a long way. just ask pizza my heart employee mike rossi. >> a whole bunch of the fire stations and the ems people have come in and bought a bunch of pizzas for him. then families have come and bought slices just to support him. >> reporter: every time someone mentions paramedic bryan stow's name, 30% of the food and beverage purchased is being set aside to help stow's family with medical bills. >> i already brought some bread sticks today to help out. >> reporter: he was nearly beaten to death at dodger stadium. police are still looking for his attackers. stow remains in critical condition with a fracture to his skull and bruising to his frontal lobes. >> it is terrible news. when i fi

but medically speaking, the next 48 hours very important for stow. reporting live in san francisco, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> he's got a lot of folks rooting for him. meanwhile, l.a. cops have released a more detailed description of stow's attackers. the first man is described as a stocky latino, 5'6", about 160 or 170 in pounds. 20 to 25 years old with a mustache, a goatee, and possibly with neck tattoos and a mole on his left cheek. the second suspect is 6'1", either white or latino, with short hair, hazel eyes. he may have tattoos on his shoulder. now, witnesses also say that a young latina woman may have been driving the getaway car, a white newer model mitsubishi or acura. that woman is described as about 20, 5'2", with brown hair pulled in a pony tail and with a 10-year-old boy in the car. >>> a family vacation has turned into tragedy in palo alto. a caltrain struck a car at a busy intersection, killing the female driver. and somehow her husband managed to flee the car just in the knick of time. the couple, in their 60s, was visiti

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stow is still at an l.a. hospital in a medically induced coma suffering from brain trauma. >> tonight's game is being dedicated to stow. we continue our comprehensive coverage of this story. jennifer from the station in l.a. joins us from dodger stadium where fans are putting their rivalry aside to raise money for stow. we begin with jody hernandez here. a dramatic increase in security. this will match during the playoffs. >> reporter: as you know, thousands of fans are going to be pouring into this, these parking lots after the game and to the many parking lots surrounding at&t park. lots that are difficult to patrol. you can see a lot of fans rout here now tailgating. we've seen giants fans, dodgers fans, in some cases, partying together. everything seem to be calm so far and police hope it stays that way. >> to make sure that anyone who displays any type of combative behavior or any type of drunk in public, rowdiness. people will be subject to arrest. >> reporter: that's the message san francisco police an

stow in los angeles. >> for such a terrible event to happen to him, it's just outrageous. a man who never had been in a fight in his life, for it to happen on such an occasion, a glorious occasion for him, he had looked forward to this all year. >> reporter: as a lot of people are coming by for the pizza here, as also to help out the stow family. now, allen, this was meant to first go from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. but then the owner, mr. hammers, decided what the heck, we'll give the entire day's profits. so starting about 11:00 today when they opened until 10:00 tonight, 30% of what they make here is going to got family and should raise about $10,000 at least. >> well, now that everybody is publicizing it, they may raise more than that. let's hope so. >> reporter: absolutely. it's going to be a rush by 6:00 hour, i hope. >> the dinner hour. thank you, len ramirez. >>> in oakland, two people are in the hospital after a gunfight in broad daylight at around 8:15 at the 28th avenue and international boulevard. police say the first shooter was in a silva car and shot the victim at th

stowe is still in critical condition. tomorrow he'll undergo more tests so that doctors can evaluate the extent of his head trauma. it could be a few more days until stowe does wake up. one man is following stowe's progress closely, giants pitcher tim lincecum who donated $25,000 to help stowe pay for his medical bills. >>> dodger blue takes on a whole new meaning. the lapd playing a big part in tonight's dodger game in los angeles. their first game with heightened security measures since the attack on stowe there two weeks ago. let's bring in patrick healy here. the dodgers have been widely criticized for how they've hand elled the situation, what changes have they made? specifically to where you are right now? >> reporter: well, raj, the transformation tonight was enormous, ordinarily, the los angeles police officers work out of uniform at dodger stadium. that changed tonight. they were in uniform, police reported 38 arrests, but none for violent crimes, no violent crimes tonight. and all the fans commented on this poli

tonight that fan, bryan stow remains in criticate condition. a $100,000 reward is being offered to find the men who attacked him. bryan stow's expenses are file piling up. thousands are pitching in to help out. kron 4's reggie kumar joined them at a fundraiser tonight. >> reporter: thousands of people swarmed in san jose to raise money for bryan stow after he was almost beaten to death outside dodger stadium in los angeles last week. the amount collected includes a $20,000 donation from pizza my heart restaurants. friends, co-workers and those who don't know bryan stow donated cash. bbq chicken, burgers, hot dogs and deserts were served to those who opened their wallets. bryan stow loved his job. >> like i said, he was a very -- very caring and professional. i enjoy working with him. >> he always was someone who looked that silver lining in every situation. he could have done comedy, he was very funny. he worked on our san jose shark's medic's team. he loved the giants. just got home from spring training. >> reporter: they are holding another f

meanwhile the giants are dedicating tonight's game to brian stow. kris tan kva on the, ktvu news. >>> they may be in san francisco tonight but in los angeles today dodger fans showed up at their own ball park to help brian stow. >> the donations for brian stow. >> volunteers from the dodgers and from american medical response, stow's employer, staged a drive-through fundraiser at dodger stadium. former dodger manager tommy lasorda tipped in $5,000 and fought back tears as he talked about stow. >> i feel bad about that kid and i just hope and pray he comes out that have coma. >> they told us earlier today it brought in $61,000 for brian stow and his two children. the paramedic suffered brain damage and remains in a medically induced coma. >>> meanwhile los angeles police are still searching for the suspects. according to witnesses two young men began taunting stow in the stadium parking lot after the march 31st game. investigators say the men knocked stow to the ground and then punched and kicked him repeatedly before fleeing in a car driven by a wom

the dodgers will hold a fund-raiser today for stow's family. today is brian stow day at at&t park as the dodgers and giants begin a new series in san francisco. there will be a fund-raiser for the events as well. he was attacked by two men last week outside of dodgers stadium. >>> the game between the san francisco giants and the l.a. dodgers could have world series level security. a spokesperson disputes that report but says there will be security. there is concern of payback on dodger fans after the beating of giants fan brian stow last week. messages on sight o encouraging retaliation. giants fans welcome the extra security and hope it diffuses the situation. >> i'm sure there will be knuckle heads that show up looking for that. it's sad. >> uniformed officers will be inside and outside. they are monitoring social network sites. >>> the coast guard is warning of rough seas after a boat capsized this weekend sending two men into the water. he's still missing. he's a 52-year-old man. the coast guard called off an extensive search after miles o

. >>> the family of injured giants fan bryan stow is -- stow was attacked outside of dodgers stadium in march. the stow family says there is only one sanked website. but they are seeing fake ones popping up. >> it's located in australia. we don't have any contact information. they never contacted me or anyone in our family. >> for the second time doctors are trying to bring stow out of a medically induced coma. stow's seizure prevented them from doing that. it could take a couple more days to see if there is any change in their contribution. the actor is performing night at san francisco's knob hill and will donate all merchandise to the bryan stow fund. $150,000 reward is being the arrest of stow's attack evers. >>> she was attacked by a mob while covering protests overseas. now reporter laura logan is speaking out about that ordeal for the first time. but first we want to show you another look for the royal wedding. these celebrities were invited. soccer star david beckham. here is a photo of the celebrities. and you can see singer elton john and his partner. >>> well welcome back

meanwhile, stow's family wants l.a.ans to continue wearing their dodger blue to support their team. the reward fund to find the attacker has reached $100,000. >>> in san jose this afternoon, more than 100 volunteers from american medical response where stow worked as a paramedic will be collecting donations both at a fundraiser and online. the proceeds will help pay stow's medical expenses and support his family. he is the father of two we just spoke with one of stow's coworkers. he tells us the response from the public has been very inspirational. >> the entire community has been pitching in, local fire departments, people we work with, people have been showing their support. >> a fundraiser barbecue will be held at the paramedic company amr on las plumas avenue in san jose. stow is an emergency medical technician. the fundraiser goes from noon until 8:00 tonight if you would like to help out. go down or donate online as well. >>> let's go back to lawrence and elizabeth for a look at weather and traffic. lawrence? >> a

stow was beaten outside dodger stadium on march 31.ily members say they are hopeful he could wake up soon from his medically-induced coma. >>> the new suspension tower for the bay bridge gets another section today. caltrans will add a 15-foot piece to the tower about 10:00 this morning. chp is asking drivers though to keep your eyes on the road and not on the construction. >>> that's hard to do. i mean, that thing is just sticking up there. you want to take a peek. it's something else to see. hey, folks, it looks like we're in for a pretty good day today. we have some partly cloudy skies today this morning temperatures not as cold with 40s and 50s out the die. toward the afternoon, even warmer than yesterday. some of these temperatures popping up into the 70s. now, what's kind of interesting though is even though we're seeing some warmer weather there is still a slight chance we could see some showers mainly to the north, northern sonoma county as a weak system clips the bay area. the rest of us just some passing clouds so kind of a mi

stow pay for his medical expenses. he is still hospitalized in critical condition tonight. this is part of a fund-raiser at all 19 pizza my heart locations throughout the bay area. at this particular location in downtown san jose, they have sold about 350 slice and tripled their business with so many people coming in to support brian stow. they say their attack has really touched a nerve. when giants fan brian stow was nearly beaten to death at a dodger game last week, it was his first trip to dodger stadium. now the 42-year-old father of two from santa cruz remains hospitalized in critical condition at los angeles county usc medical center. today, his family spoke out. >> though this has been a terrible tragedy done by cowardly people, it is reassuring to know that good people are speaking out and are appalled. >> reporter: brian's cousin, john stow, says while brian was at the game the night he was attacked, he texted his wife, commenting that he felt uneasy at the stadium. >> my wife received a text message from brian during the game where he basically said he was scared

the two suspects in stow's beating are still at large. $150,000 reward are being circulated around the incident. the posting on craigslist about a repeat incident has been removed from the site. if fans are worried about security around them, 4 can text them. there's always been a zero- tolerance here at the ballpark against public intoxication. police say they don't set the rules. they are just trying to enforce them so everyone has a good time at the ballgame. reporting live from san francisco, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and while the dodgers are in san francisco for tonight's game, the l.a. team is holding their own fund- raiser in los angeles to help brian stow. they are asking people to to go to dodger stadium today, donate cash and checks to the trust fund. another fund-raiser for stow happening tonight is at the el palomar restaurant. there will be food, raffles -- a raffle and a silent raffle. >>> 8:02. overnight in berkeley. 30 homes lost water service after a water main broke. east bay m.u.d. said a pipe burst on s

police said one of the men punched stowe in the back of the head and stowe hit the pavement. the father of two children was rushed to the hospital with critical head injuries. and was later placed in a medically induced coma because of swelling to the brain. >> if it's your co-worker, they're supposed to be doing the carrying, or driving. they're not supposed to be the one that's unconscious. >> he is one of those guys that just lights up a room when he enters it. he's a great friend, a great partner. >> reporter: police released sketches of the two attackers, and a $10,000 reward is offered for information leading to an arrest. meanwhile, fellow paramedics and emts are collecting money to help support stowe's family and to help pay for insurance deductibles and other expenses. >> we want to see him up on his feet, back in the field. 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 nbayare

area got a chance today to help brian stow's family pay for hospital bills. stow's employer, american medical response, helped organize a fundraiser at dodger stadium this morning that brought in more than $61,000. the company said a barbecue it held last week also raised $140,000. >> tonight brian stow remains in critical condition in hospital in los angeles. doctors say the father of two suffered a very serious skull fracture and may have suffered brain damage as well. stow is still in a medically induced coma. his attackers still have not been caught. here again are the sketches of the two men who police say took off after the attack in a vehicle driven by a female driver. the reward for information leading to their arrests has now grown to $150,000. >>> ktvu.com has more information on how you can help the stow family, just click on the story under the bay area news tab. >>> the monterey county coroner's office identified two nevada teenagers who died while scuba diving in monterey bay on saturday. 16-year-old stephen anderson and 17-year-old kegan iaze w

pizza my heart is donating three out of every $10 from today's sales to the stowe family. the owner was also at that dodgers, giants game thursday in los angeles. >> being at that game, i felt like boy, this could have been me. >> i think it's awesome. i think it's a great thing and you know, it makes me want to cry. it's special. >> the chain hoped to raise about $20,000 for the family today. >>> there are a number of rough neighborhoods in the bay area, but tonight, one has become so dangerous, people are literally packing up and moving out. robert lill shows us what's happening on sycamore drive in antioch. >> lined with apartments, but tonight we found it lined with u-haul trucks and renters racing to get out. >> i'm moving. this is the last straw. >> i went back in the house and get moving. time to go. >> renters are running from what they call the most dangerous street in antioch. afraid they'll become collateral damage. >> oh my goodness. it makes me feel really, really -- i thought this place was safe and i feel insecure. this is my children's room. how could there

the man with facial hair delivered the blows to stowe. this week, lagano and donley attended a candlelight vigil in support of brian stowe and his family. >>> the giants players now are back in their own beds tonight getting ready for their home opener tomorrow afternoon at china basin. it should be a magical atmosphere. from the fans to the players, even the local businesses. everyone ready to embrace the world champions. >> it will be a big day. china basin will be filled. not only will the fans be pumped, so will some of the businesses in and around the stadium. >> we're expecting a huge crowd of people very early in the day. and for it to continue throughout the day. we're probably preparing for our biggest day of the year, unless we go to the series again. >> they will begin serving food at 6:00 a.m. good to know, especially if you're already partying into the night. >>> also tonight in menlo park, bruce bochy being honored with a lifetime achievement award. the positive coaching alliance hosting the event providing an example for yo

. >> giants are dedicating the game to stow stow . teaming up with stow's employer. >> they will have over 100 volunteers and paramed yicks and collect donations for the brian stow fund. >> and the nonviolent evening would be a win for everyone including brian stow. >> best way to honor him is not have retaliation. >> you can see the cops here in the second street gate and there is a car here . what you don't see in the crowd behind me and in the other gate is a lot of blue. dodger fans apparently are not wearing their attire. we have seen lots of people in the gates with nondescript clothe i believe they are dodger fans. >> thank you very much. >> 350 miles to the south. a steady stream of cars with a drive through fundraiser and an opportunity to donate in to a trust fund. >> toma lasorta had $5000 and by the end of the day more than $20,000 . they will start going into place after the second inning. >> king street will be closed and traffic is will limited and there will be no traffic between townsend and king . there will be road

stow remains in critical condition. elizabeth cook reports his family is making an emotional plea for justice. >> they weren't true dodger fans. we know that it is not the dodger fans. and we've seen all of the support from the dodger fans so we just really want to thank everybody. thank you. >> family members of brian stow gathered outside the medical center in la where he is being treated following last week's brutal attack. they revealed today brian was concerned about his safety during the game, even sending a text message from inside the stadium. >> my wife received a text message from brian during the game where he basically said he was scared inside the stadium. >> a short time later while heading back to his car, stow was attacked by two men dressed in dodgers clothing. brian's cousin wore a giants jersey as he challenged the attackers to come forward. >> this has been a terrible tragedy done by cowardly people. >> i hope somehow deep in their heart or their friends or whoever it is that knows who did this that

it will all go to the prime stow fun brian still fundy is taking to the web. the bryan stowe web. >> kimberlee: this book, twitter, and even fans are coming together to stop the violence and a joint the game. and in addition to the facebook page also to dr. perry fans. many people leaving comments like this one. two wrongs do not make a right on the price and stow--france. and check out twitter. a lot of tweets. saying that the love of baseball supersedes anger, violence. and to check this out. with a special section www.kron4.com to leave your well wishes for brian stowe. this woman as saying that his wishing him a great recovery, where violence has no spot in baseball. www.kron4.com (music) >>pam: the second full day of deliberations in the barry bonds purge trial. still, no verdict. as it dan kerman testimony was read. >>reporter: barry bonds returned to the courthouse. as the court reporter reread the testimony of a personal shopper, and get the house in south. jurors requested this on friday. ostensible packing for his home in 2002 she witnessed greg ande

stow's medical setback comes as people continue to come together in his honor. 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 m

stow. you may remember him. he is the giants fan, 42 years old, a paramedic in santa clara county. and he was injured, critically injured, after going to that giants opener after coming out of the game allegedly two dodger fans jumped him, kicked him. he is now in a medically- induced coma in critical but stable condition. i guess these are the doctors -- >> yeah. it appears that the doctors are updating everyone on his condition as you said. critical but stable condition medically induced coma. as for the search for the suspects there is now a reward that's been increased to $50,000 to try to find those two suspects. they believe they are teenagers or early 20s. there are some sketches that are out. but there are also several fundraisers for bryan stow that have been set up by friends and coworkers. in fact, pizza my heart location will be giving 30% of purchases to stow's family. a number of fundraisers around the bay area to help the family with the medical expenses. >> from the northeas

one person hit bryan stowe. he fell and then hit his head. today is one of many fundraisers that are being held for bryan stowe and his family. the giants have announced they've raised $10,000 and they're going to honor stowe before the game on friday which will be the giants home opener. joining me now is an emt here at amr. come on in, david. what's going to be happening this afternoon? >> this afternoon we have a barbecue fundraiser going on for anybody that comes here. you're welcome to come on down. we've got grilling on the barbecue. we have some baked goods. we have some items that have been donated to auction off. both in live auction and silent auction. i believe we also have an auction online which could be the silent auction. and just trying to get as many people down here to help donate as much money to make sure that bryan and his family are taken care of. >> reporter: is it difficult for you? your emts you see this type of thing all the time but now it's a friend of yours facing this difficult medical condition. how do you stay

. >> reporter: and stowe did undergo emergency surgery this evening. he is in stable but critical condition. meanwhile, again, no arrests have been made. and lapd just released some sketches. let's look at those one more time. lapd says they are looking for two men. they are described as hispanic between the ages of 18 to 25 and were last seen wearing dodgers gear. again, authorities are asking anyone with information or video of that melee to come forward. for now, live in santa cruz, elise kearschner. >>> tonight the search more a man is heading south of the border. federal investigators believe 21-year-old roberto armenta is hiding out in mexico. he's charged with stabbing a man to death in an alcohol-fueled argument on february 27th outside the old orchard apartment complex. police say he called his mother after the stabbing, admitted to the crime and said he was taking a bus to mexico. >>> more time. that's the request from scott peterson's lawyer. peterson, as you remember, was sentenced to death in 2005 for killing his pregnant wife, lacy. well,

at dodgers stadium for stow today. andy from our nbc station in los angeles is joining us live with a look at what the dodgers are going to do in l.a. >> reporter: good morning from los angeles. that's right. in about an hour, people are going to come here to dodgers stadium to donate money to brian stow and his family. the medical bills have been adding up. he remains in critical condition this morning. we talk about the giants. we talk about the dodgers. the first thing that comes to mind is rivalry. that's what makes the games so great. tonight, the tone is going to be far more serious and perhaps a little more dangerous tone there. i use the term danger because of the recent -- you know, craigslist people go on and post different things and their thoughts. there's certain posts from giants fans asking for retaliation from the beating of brian stow on opening day here at dodgers stadium. another message posted calling for the murder of the men who beat stow. he remains in critical condition. the giants will honor hi

they are still looking for the men that attacked stow. a $150,000 reward is being offered for any information that leads to the suspect's arrest and conviction. >>> jurors resumed second full day of deliberations in the barry bonds perjury trial. they begin the day with a court clerk reading testimony. kathy cost incidents said she witnessed barry bonds getting an injection back in 2002. bonds said in this is a little something something i get on the road. you can't detect it. >>> in japan a strong new aftershock is being blamed for the death of a 16-year-old girl. the usgs says the magnitude aftershock hit one month to the day after a tsunami dividend is the country and begin a nuclear crisis. this is the second major shock in less than a week. video of the temblor shows office buildings shaking. some 200,000 homes lost electricity. three homes around the epicenter crumbled. the government is ex extending the evacuation zone around the nuclear plant. they are concerned about long-term health risks from radiation exposure. >> it doesn't r

they are still looking for the men that attacked stow. a $150,000 reward is being offered for any information that leads to the suspect's arrest and conviction. >>> jurors resumed second full day of deliberations in the barry bonds perjury trial. they begin the day with a court clerk reading testimony. kathy cost incidents said she witnessed barry bonds getting an injection back in 2002. bonds said in this is a little something something i get on the road. you can't detect it. >>> in japan a strong new aftershock is being blamed for the death of a 16-year-old girl. the usgs says the magnitude aftershock hit one month to the day after a tsunami dividend is the country and begin a nuclear crisis. this is the second major shock in less than a week. video of the temblor shows office buildings shaking. some 200,000 homes lost electricity. three homes around the epicenter crumbled. the government is ex extending the evacuation zone around the nuclear plant. they are concerned about long-term health risks from radiation exposure. >> it doesn't r

stow is in a coma. his attackers aren't caught. the giants are boosting security to a world series level. the team's senior vp in charge of ballpark operations says the message to fans is keep a cool head and if you are thinking about causing trouble don't come to the game. the giants are asking fans to alert them of trouble. you can send anonymous messages by texting 80899 and then "security" in the body of the text, and then add the details about your concern. now, we're already seeing a little bet of private security, a little about the event staff here. they have been going around the perimeter of at&t park making sure things are okay and, of course, we'll see more and more security as the day goes by. the game once again at 7:15 tonight. sydnie? >> all right, sharon. thank you, sharon chin at at&t park this morning. >>> this morning the jury in the perjury trial of slugger barry bonds will resume deliberations. today jurors will have testimony read back to them from bonds' former personal shopper, kathy hoskins. she said she s

giants/dodgers dedicated to bryan stow. down in the dodgers stadium, the announcers visited bryan stow at the usc medical center. so much support from the giants family and baseball family. >> bryan stow was supposed to be here. another man would love to be here. in federal court dealing with problems. slugger, barry bonds. one of the biggest stars to ever come out of this team who probably would have enjoyed being here today instead he was dealing with his own charges in federal court. >>> that case is wrapping up now. the jury is deliberating. let's bring in tracy grant who joins us from the federal courthouse. like usual, tracy another day with some surprises. what do you have? >> well, you know the jurors seemed most interested in the testimony of the hoskins siblings. both of them gave riff efforting testimony. last week and the week before. and they both got on the stand. talked about times when they either saw barry bonds get injected with steroids or heard him talking about steroids. barry bonds encountered supporte

and the rivalry series here with the recent incidents with emt stowe.e series today is another big step towards trying to defend the title. >> i think it takes a little while to get in the groove. it was a good homestand. now we've got to go on the road and play good ball against arizona and colorado. >> reporter: you heard buster talk about it. arizona first, then colorado. the giants start a series in phoenix against the diamondbacks tomorrow night. tonight the a's are back at home, triumphant after a great road trip. five-win road trip out of nine games. pretty great on the road. the last couple of games in chicago, just thrilling with these extra innings wins, two of them. last night, the one in ten. and with the a's back now at the coliseum, we caught up with them tonight to talk about keeping that momentum going. >> it's a brand-new series and your goal of every series is to win it. we were able to have a good road trip with a winning record. that's big. and we're just looking to carry it over on the homestand and have a good homestand. >> it's go

stowe is in critical but stable condition after that attack. stowe's friends just cannot believe that this happened. >> those who know the father of two tell me he is an avid giants fan, never misses a game, that's why he headed to l.a. for the season opener. but little did he know that going to a giants game could cost him his life. as a huge giants fan, brian stowe wearing his favorite team's gear went to the stadium for the giant's season opener. he was with three buddies and never thought anything would happen, but it did. >> you show up with three guys, big guys. >> you couldn't get away from the harassment and it got to the parking lot and some guys came up behind him and just pummeled him to the ground. >> reporter: too upset to talk to the camera, stowe's brother said the game had just ended. stowe and his friends were leaving the parking lot of dodger's stadium when two men wearing dodgers attire went after stowe. >> they just proceeded to kick him in the head. >> reporter: the father of two who works as a paramedic in san jose, was ru

. --- completamos con esta noticia: compaÑeros de trabajo de bryan stow, el fanatico de los gigantesque qued en coma tras una paliza en los ngeles take vo durante un juego en contra de los dodgers, organizaron una parrillada esta tarde... -- ms de mil500 personas acudieron a las oficinas de 'american medical response' en la calle las plumas.. -- -- fue tanto la respuesta que se quedaron sin comida en 4 diferentes ocasiones.. -- --- aparte de la parrillada, tambin vendieron camisetas y realizaron una subasta para recaudar fondos... --- ayer la pizzeria "pizza my heart" en santa cruz reuni 20 mil dlares para el paramedico.. ---- la policia sigue buscando a los responsables... -- take vo ---y aun cuando la policia no ha relacionado la golpiza que sufrio stow con el accionar de pandillas...

the two men who attacked stow are still on run. doctors say the paramedics from santa cruz has shown no improvement but more tests still need to be done. stay with ktvu and ktvu.com for continuing coverage on the attack of brian stow. we'll bring you any new updates on his condition as we get them. >>> today marks governor brown's 100th day in office. he's spending part of the day in the bay area. the governor is in milpitas where he will sign landmark energy legislation. the bills need to produce 33% of the electricity from clean sources by the end of the year 0 -- 2020. the governor has already signed bills to help reduce the deficit. >>> ahead, a rescue operation in an unusual place. we'll tell you why agents -- agents waded into a northern california canal. >>> san francisco city hall was surrounded by school children a while ago and they were on a mission. >>> our meteorologist will be watching the, rosemary, she will let you know if you can expect any rain where you live. >>> they are coming in skinnier than what they've seen

repeat, two in a row, i'm calling it. >> support bryan stow! >> in the middle of a frenetic world series buzz, a tribute to fan bryan stow who was attacked at a dodgers game in l.a. last week. the giants season ticketholder had every intention of enjoying this opening day. now he is hospitalized in critical condition. his brother-in-law is selling t-shirts in his honor. they say play together. >> anybody should be able to go to any stadium wearing any of the colors they want to wear without having to be faced with this type of abuse. you know, bryan was being abused from the moment he sat down to the moment he was overtaken by these guys. that shouldn't happen anywhere. >> reporter: opening day, a perfect reminder being here is all about the love of the game. and a lot of fans out here who couldn't get into the sold-out game were enjoying themselves at momo's or other venues here close to the park. i did talk to a lot of fans today. and every single one of them told me they are absolutely convinced that the giants could pull it off again this s

it eesz been a baneful week for the family and friends of brian stow.e was attacked at the dodgers stadium. he remains hospitalized in a coma. we are getting to know more about him from the woman who worked closest to him. rebecca was his partner. they worked 12-hour shifts together. she says brian treated every patient with the utmost respect an charmed them with his humor. >> he made light of the bad situations. he tried to cheer them up. he was passionate about his job and loved to take care of his patients. always had them laughing to make them feel better. as a partner, he was a great friend. >> he was a devoted father who embraced every moment with his young son and daughter. the attack is a great loss to the community. he should be helping patients instead of being one. the story is captivating people around the state and the country. this morning, we are hearing from a couple who saw the beating and were the first to come to his aid. mary parks from our sister station had the story. >> reporter: joan is a lifetime dodgers fan. they have seen hug

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