stow, he is an individual who was very decent. that is shown by the line of work he did and that was a paramedic. he was only trying to help people. one day you are going to be released and that is probably first and foremost on your minds when do i get out? mr. stow will forever be trapped in the medical condition you caused. >> the judge called the men cowards for blind siding stow and kicking him when he was incapacitated and called the two men the biggest nightmare for anyone going to a concert or a game so obviously the judge was very stern and had choice words for those two men in court today. that is the latest from downtown los angeles. >>> illegal pot grow house us are leashing one family in the dark and giving them a huge bill. >>> new insight into apple and tesla talks and steve jobs may have been behind it. >>> a look outside right now from mount tamalpais. meteorologist, mike nicco, is up next with the profit to tell us ♪ [ male announcer ] spring is calling. get 10% off all in-stock composite decking at lowe's. ♪ >>>

>> a shocking twist in the bryan stow beating case. nbc news the first to report the suspects plan to admit their guilt in exchange for shorter sentences. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. it was a brutal attack that left giants fan bryan stow with life long brain damage and now nearly three years after that beating, the suspects may change their pleas to guilty. bob redell is live in stow's hometown with exclusive details. >> reporter: yes, here in his hometown where bryan stow is recovering, scott, again from brain damage, unable to take care of himself, there are two men who authorities say are responsible for putting him in that situation. they are expected to accept plea deal this is morning. in under three hours in a los angeles courtroom for allegedly attacking stow outside a dodgers stadium in march 2011 after the opening day game between the giants and the dodgers. according to nbc news, one of the suspects, a dodgers fan louie sanchez, would plead guilty to either all, some

stow is a paramedic, recovers at home here in santa cruz. his family has posted an update on valentine's day. saying that not much has changed since the last update posted late september, that stowe's physical and mental struggles leave him exhausted. we recently shaved bryan's head and it was shocking to see the damage to his skull, seeing him stare at himself in the mirror was heartbreaking. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, bob. the criminal case may be winding to a close, there is still a civil case in court. stow's family file add civil suit against the former owner of the dodgers, frank mccord among others. the suit alleges negligence on the part of stadium security and liability and negligent hiring. the civil trial was supposed to start last month but was delayed when the judge presiding said he was reassigned and a new judge will have to be chosen. we'll have an update on our website as well nbcbayarea.com. search bryan stow, we'll have the latest details in our next newscast tonight. >> now to a story developi

if you ask bryan stow's family no sentence is enough to bring bryan stow back from where she -- he is francisco giants fan bryan stow permanently disabled. 4 years and 8 years. before they received their fates, the family hit them with their words. >> being here i hoped to see one tiny bit of remorse to not think you are that despicable. but i don't. >> louie sanchez admitted to punching him after the game in down 11. it knocked him to the ground causing a brain injury.

he says he knows the stow family is still with tough times.ady planned several more concert fund-raisers was the baseball season ends. >>darya: the dodgers' issued a statement in reaction to the stow criminal case it says " we are pleased that the cold culpable parties have finally accepted responsibility for their actions and have been sentenced for their crimes. " the dodgers declined to comment further because of the pending civil action by the stow family against the team and its former owner frank midcourt. >>: sale of kron4 as we continue to follow this story. you can watch yesterdays entire court session on our web site kron4 dot com. >>: and east bay today man who caught a one at a raiders game will be honored at a special ceremony. kron4's will tran is live at the coliseum with the details. >>: the woman survived her fall. the raiders acknowledged the man and so did the oakland a's during their season and out of the of oakland city officials to get on the acts as a thank- you to david navidad. the pin on the logistics' we will try to

. >> : no compassion for brian stowe sister. no apology from those two men that left him less time brain damage. >> : doesn't change the fact that their full-time care givers for the rest of his life. >> : three years for brian stowe family saying punishment for the beating. >> : what the motion sentences were announced anger is from brian stowe is family frustration from the judge from the defendant's no remorse no apologies. >> : norman guilty for causing bodily injuries. >> : louis h. 31 guilty plea for mayhem. sentence eight years. in state prison. >> : that numbethat kron >> : the two men showed no emotion as those father and sister pour out their pain. >> : is that you spend in prison is what you creance deserve. airline been here i hope to see one tiny bit of remorse to not think that both of you are not that despicable. >> : but i don't see. >> : lack of remorse cause the judge to break customary silence. >> : sanchez smiled and shook her head. judge called him public nightmare. >> : what you did it was a vicious and abs

. ♪ >>> new at noon the two men who attacked san francisco giants fan bryan stowe entered guilty pleashat the stowe family said to them during today's hearing and one of them might be released from custody soon. >>> a 15-year-old hit by a car while crossing a street in san francisco, why neighbors say a new safety plan for the area is not good enough. >>> plus the winning 425 million dollar power ball ticket is sold in milpitas and why superstitious players are flocking to the store and bring the owner has no idea he won a million dollars. >>> it has been nearly three years since two men beat san francisco giants fan bryan stowe in the parking lot and today those two men plead guilty, good afternoon, i am tori campbell, sal castaneda is in the newsroom write the sentence each man faces and why one got stern words from the judge. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon, there were emotional moments in the courtroom as bryan stowe's family addressed the men. >>> this morning they plead guilty in the beating of bryan stowe, the beating left him with permanent disabilities, his sister

no love like the stowe love. >> stowe family will need help caring for him for the rest of his life. if you would like to help there's a link to the fundraising site at of this site on see it on tv. >> attorney for a 93-year-old woman attacked inside san francisco general hospital says facility can not keep its patient's safe. pa rests brutally beaten by another patient in the emergency room last friday night. she suffered severe cuts and bruises from her legs to the top of her head as you see in the photo obtained by union vision 14. >> the obligation of san francisco general hospital is to protect the safety of the patients that come there for medical care they failed miserably. >>reporter: hospital employees told the perez family that only one of them could accompany mary into the er it was take dangerous. that was before the attack. hospital says the personnel acted quickly. pulling the man best off mrs. perez shortly after the attack. best entered not guilty plea during the court appearance yesterday. federal police put out an alert for violent fugitive spotted here last week. f

stow, the obvious victim in this matter but of his children, his spouse. his family. his friends. >> because of time served norwood will be released from state custody but now faces federal weapons charns sanchez serving time in federal prison. in los angeles laura anthony, abc news >> people in santa cruz county where brian stow lives are voicing strong opinions on today's developments in los angeles. >> i don't think it will close the can case for the family. you know? will probably i don't know. it's just a shame they're going to be out in eight years. i don't know how well he's going to be in eight years >> i had a niece beaten ask killed in oregon. we had closure on. that i do hope this family gets what they need iets hard to say if justice prevail bud it's kim come to closure for the family. it's been a nightmare situation for them. a terrible reflection on american attitudes about professional sports. >> you can help the family cover the costs of the care by donating to their fund raising site you can see it on the screen here, we can link you to it on abc7 new

--then-- hear from the family of bryan stow. in our complete coverage of the plea deal for the men convicted of beating him. for live look outside. our san mateo bridge cameras showing a pretty smooth ride on highway 92 as you make your way from the east bay out toward the peninsula. that's the commute direction on your right hand side. we will be right back. a teenager has been arrested for allegedly stabbing two others. brentwood police say the two teen victims were found with head wounds near pine street. the victims were treated for non-life-threatening injuries at a nearby hospital. the 16-year-old suspect was arrested at his home. fremont police are asking for the public's help in find a bank robbery suspect. the robbery happen around 1- 40 yesterday afternoon at patelco credit union on mowry ave. police say a man entered the bank and handed an an employee a note demanding money. the employee gave the suspect the cash and he ran out of the bank. phosphorusthe suspect is described as a black man in his mid to late '30's. st

if you ask bryan stow's family no sentence is enough to bring bryan stow back from where she -- he is now. >> reporter: marvin norwood and louie sanchez pleaded guilty to their roles in leaving san francisco giants fan bryan stow permanently disabled. 4 years and 8 years. before they received their fates, the family hit them with their words. >> being here i hoped to see one tiny bit of remorse to not think you are that despicable. but i don't. >> louie sanchez admitted to punching him after the game in down 11. it knocked him to the ground causing a brain injury. his sister read statement from had mother of his children. >> it has been hard to explain to my children why this happened to their dad. >> at times louie sanchez was smirking. >> it was tough. watching them, knowing they are the one whose did this. >> reporter: bryan stow's former co-worker said they can teach all fan as lesson. >> just a game. -- fans a lesson. >> just a game. lifeless loss. he lost his life. >> reporter: giants third base coach has done fundraisers. the family texted him after the sentencing. >> it doesn'

courtroom today as family members of san francisco giants fan bryan stow addressed his attackers for the first time. good afternoon. >> two men pled guilty to brutally beating bryan stow, a father of two, a husband and respected former paramedic. moments after his family spoke out, one by one, we have a look at their emotional statements. >> one of the attackers got eight years, other four. they will both be serving much less because of time served and credit awarded. . >> you are the biggest nightmare for individuals that attend public events. >> the judge berated these men in court after they pled guilty to beating bryan stow almost three years ago. before their sentencing stowe's family spoke. >> what you both did late in the nengt dark at dodgers stadium was cowardly. >> your lack of regret makes me despise you even more. >> at some points in the hearing one of the defendants was seen smirking even after bryan's sister read a leter from his two kids mother. louie sanchez pled guilty to mayhem and was sentenced to eight years in prison. marvin norwood pled guilty to felony assault

the two men pleaded guilty in that brutal parking lot attack of stow, stow himself not well enough to leave his parents' home. nbc bay area is in san jose this evening. and the judge had some harsh words for these attackers. >> reporter: yeah, very harsh words. adding that on his many years on the bench he almost never makes comments, but that this is the kind of case that deserves to be aex sepgs. their faces registered no emotion, even as the judge called the attackering complete cowards for sucker punching and beating stow even after he lost consciousness. >> you didn't even engage in a fair fight. you had to overtake him in that way. >> reporter: while both remained expressionless, marvin looks at the judge. sanchez, sentenced to eight years looked just about everywhere else, and that's what the judge had enough. >> and you don't have to stare at me, but i know you're paying attention to me, is that we run into people like you that have no civility. oh, you're smiling. you think it's funny. >> reporter: while the judge's words were striking and rare, the most powerful came from br

en marzo de 2011 david stow/padre 01.22.18 "the attacks you made to my son" david stow, padre de bryante conmovido en la audiencia de hoy y con la gorra que su hijo usaba ese dia delante de el, dijo que el deterioro que su hijo de 44 aÑos tiene tras los ataques violentos es dramatico.. ademas de daÑo cerebral, continua teniendo convulsiones, requiere atencion las 24 horas del dia y esta permanentemente discapacitado. el ataque ocurrio el 31 de marzo de 2011 en el primer partido entre los gigantes de san francisco y los dodgers de los angeles, cuando sanchez y wood casi mataron a bryan de una golpiza en el estacionamien to del estadio de los dodgers despues del partido. algo que los agentes de seguridad del recinto no pudieron evitar. judge "you will be sentenced to eight years in prison" sanchez, al declararse culpable de violencia, recibio una sentencia de 8 aÑos en prision. judge "are you guilty..." norwood, quien se declaro culpable de asalto... fue sentenciado a 4 aÑos. bonnie stow/hermana la hermana menor de bryan saco fuerza de donde no tenia para hablar... dijo que nunca se imag

aircraft and whether this was a stow away situation. police discovered the body of that man right around 1:30 this afternoon here at dulles as a flight crew was re -- sometime wednesday, according to south african airways, the plane flew here from johannsberg, that's a roughly 16-hour flight. airport police are investigating as well as the fbi border patrol, trying to figure out again how this happened and why this happened. why this man ended up in the wheel well. let's hear from a passenger that said it would not surprise him if this was in fact a stow away situation. >> yeah, it's horrible, but it shows the desperation of these people, to basically leave their sta standard and their way of life. i have also been traveling in central america, there you see a lot of people jumping on cargo trains just to get the united states. they literally risk their lives. >> in an effort to ensure that a thorough investigation into the incident is carried out as expeditiously as possible. authorities say they have no idea who this man was, his body

the two men who brutally beat bryan stow were both sentenced after pleading guilty. of the men there was clearly no remorse. cbs reporter dave lopez on what the judge will to say about that. >> you're not only ruined the life of mr. stow, the obvious victim in this matter, but of his children, his spouse, his family. >> reporter: and the tongue lashing from the judge for the two men who beat up bryan stow on opening day at dodger stadium 2011, marvin norwood, louie sanchez was just beginning. >> you are the biggest nightmare for individuals that attend public events such as sporting events or concerts. we have run into people like you that have no no civility. >> reporter: it was after the dodgers giants season opener march 2011. after the game stow and his friends were walking into the parking lot to catch a cab. that is when they were approached by sanchez and norwood. a verbal fight broke out. then it got physical. he was hit in the side of the head. hit his head on the pavement, and was unconscious instantly. and now bryan stow will never walk again or be able to

woodthey beat bryan stow on opening day in 2011.an stow used to work as a paramedic and was left permanently disabled and needs care for the rest of his life. this everybody den attracted national attention. they are calling them to beef up security and check fans. they are talking about how the tragic beating. and they are still recovering and they are now charged with inflictingit great bodily injury. now we don't know what type of plea deal is expected and we do have a reporter from our folks in l.a. who are about to step into the courtroom and we will give you updates as soon as we learn that information. reporting live ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> also out of the ukraine, there have been more violent clashes between the police and anti-government protesters. these are live pictures. and a lot of people out there right now, this is kief. they have 32 protesters killed in the fighting today and some were killed on tuesday and all of this comes as the president and opposition leaders and now there are reports of protesters cap

. >> david stow could barely look at the two men who brutally beat his son, brian. the giants fan who faces a life of disability, unable to take care of his needs >> brian has pain, therapy, hard work, daly. he must endure. he will strive to persevere. >> norwood pleaded guilty to a count o assault causing great bodily injury for his ininvolvement that happened in the parking lot of dodger stadium after the opening game between giants and dodgers. sanchez initially attacked stow from behind a brutal punch that sent his head into the pavement >> you're smiling. you think it's funny? >> during the sentencing sanchez was reprimanded for smiles and disinterested behavior >> even now with your smirks talking about mr. sanchez, you show no remorse whatsoever. no remorse to the family here. >> she expressed her sadness for both stow family and two men she loved >> sanchez's sister provided evidence against her brother and fiancee. >> two sides have been hurt. prime yarly the show family >> stow's family say they welcome the end of the chapter but cannot forgive the two men

they are accused of severely beating giants' fan bryan stow on opening day in 2011.o is a father of two and used to work as a paramedic needs care for the rest of his life. the incident calls for law enforcement and city officials to beef up security and they are expected to tell the judge how the tragic beating has changed their lives. he celebrated his 40th birthday while still reef covering from his critical head injuries. they are charged with assault and inflicting great bodily injuries hey don't know what plea dash we don't know what will happen but a crew is expected in the 8:00 hour, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> time now 434, we are hearing from the mother of jahi mcmath since she was moved out of children's hospital. jahi mcmath's mother wrote a letter saying there are signs of optimism. she was declared brain dead since she had tons sill surgery in december. she was moved to an undisclosed care facility. in the letter jahi mcmath's mother wrote, despite what people say about my daughter being dead and how i must be ignorant not to get

. >> david stow could barely look at the two men who brutally beat his son, brian. the giants fan who faces a life of disability, unable to take care of his needs >> brian has pain, therapy, hard work, daly. he must endure. he will strive to persevere. >> norwood pleaded guilty to a count of assault causing great bodily injury for his ininvolvement that happened in the parking lot of dodger stadium after the opening game between giants and dodgers. sanchez initially attacked stow from behind a brutal punch that sent his head into the pavement >> you're smiling. you think it's funny? >> during the sentencing sanchez was reprimanded for smiles and disinterested behavior >> even now with your smirks talking about mr. sanchez, you show no remorse whatsoever. no remorse to the family here. >> she expressed her sadness for both stow family and two men she loved >> sanchez's sister provided evidence against her brother and fiancee. >> two sides have been hurt. prime yarly the show family >> stow's family say they welcome the end of the chapter but cannot forgive the two me

stow fell so hard on the pavement it caused brain damage. stow a father of 2 turned 45. any final decision about a plea deal would be made in the l.a. courtroom later this morning. we have a crew at the courthouse and one on the way to santa cruz for reaction. we'll have those reports in about 30 minutes. >> thanks so much, peggy. meantime, a neighborhood in sunnyville coming together in hopes of warding off an arsonist who hit the same house more than once. the house south of el camino real has been set on fire three times in the past two years. the latest happened last week and spread to homes around it. the arsonist first struck in 2012 when the family was on vacation. the next two happened while the home was being rebuilt. one neighbor wants to know why the family is being targeted and says she is taking action now in case the attacks are not over. >> we're going to put motion detectors, i think we're all trying to ban together and see if we can scare this person away. >> fire investigators told neighbors they do not think any one else is at risk. the family is consi

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

>>> right now on nbc bay area news, justice for giants fan bryan stow.is family, strong words to the men who brutally beat him. and dangerous for people on foot, cars and bicycles. the proposed fix for a problem road. and now polina edmunds talks to us about what's next for her. >> everything has been so awesome. ♪ >> and she's only getting started. san jose's polina edmunds wrapping up a successful olympic debut, while leaving little doubt that she'll be a serious contender for years to come. good evening, everyone. i'm jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. it all led up to tonight. we've been following polina edmunds for months, from her training to being cheered by her classmates, and eventually this week, skating in the international spotlight. her talent is limitless and her smile contagious. >> jinelle wang joins us live from sochi. >> reporter: polina finishes top ten at the young age of 15. what a remarkable performance. she still has a bright future ahead of her, and i got to speak with the teenager just moments after she got off the ice. >> i

the two men pleaded guilty in that brutal parking lot attack of stow, stow himself not well enough to leave his parents' home. nbc bay area is in san jose this evening. and the judge had some harsh words for these attackers. >> reporter: yeah, very harsh words. adding that on his many years on the bench he almost never makes comments, but that this is the kind of case that deserves to be aex sepgs. their faces registered no emotion, even as the judge called the attackering complete cowards for sucker punching and beating stow even after he lost consciousness. >> you didn't even engage in a fair fight. you had to overtake him in that way. >> reporter: while both remained expressionless, marvin looks at the judge. sanchez, sentenced to eight years looked just about everywhere else, and

. >> 6:04, happening today a major new development in the brian stowe beating case, in just a couple of hours the two suspects are due in a los angeles courtroom and there are reports of a possible plea deal. janine de la vega joining us live now with the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. a lot of stowe's friends work here at rural metro, the ambulance company, i spoke with one of the co-workers off camera and she told me she hopes that one of the suspects will played guilty this morning and a lot of media outlets are reporting that may happen. they may plead guilty, both are accused of severely beating brian stowe at the stadium, he was left permanently disabled and needs care for the rest of his life. the incident attracted national tanks and there were calls for law enforcement and city officials to beef up security at stadiums, numerous media outlets are reporting his family is there and expected to make a victim impact statement. on the web site they celebrated they posted he celebrated his 45th birthday last week. they continue to update his progress but say it

and that is unfortunate. >> bryan stow was not in court. he continues to suffer seizures while he rehabs at his parents' home. both sanchez and norwood face federal gun possession charges after their arrest in 2011. >> developing news this morning, new hope in the violence in ukraine could end soon. you crane's president announced early presidential elections and promising to bring opposition members into government. so far no comment from opposition leaders meeting among themselves. >> you have people out there who are tired of the corruption that's grown worse, tired of the authoritarian tendencies. >> dozens have been killed at least 70 yesterday alone. >> work on a san francisco skyscraper is on hold this morning. cal oshia trying to figure out what caused scaffolding to collapse. two workers were hurt when it came down. it's the new sales force building. the men were carpenters working on the 30-story building and were tethered to the scaffolding. one worker fell 40 feet, another 30 feet. they were rushed to the hospital with life thre

stow's parents will be in the courtroom representing stow who is unable to travel. the beating happened in dodger stadium of the opening day in 2011. >>> more breaking news to tell you about. we have a winner, a very big winner. a south bay store sold the winning ticket for tonight's $400 million powerball jackpot. it was sold at a chevron food mart. terry, do we know anything about the lucky winner yet? >> reporter: not a thing. nobody has stepped forward to claim the money. i've been hanging out here, hoping maybe that person would step forward. just the thought that someone put $2 down and came away with $400 million, causing a lot of excitement out here tonight. we know the ticket was sold at this gas station off 880 over the past few days and was printed on this machine. >> i work right here. >> reporter: maybe this woman is the big winner. >> we did buy tickets. we'll see. i may be the next millionaire. >> reporter: are you suspicious that your friends bought the tickets, found out they're winners and doesn't need you anymore >> he better not. i know where he

. >>> continuing coverage on the bryan stow case. today in a packed courtroom the two men who violently beat and disabled stow heard their fate. the judge sentenced them earlier today. as noelle walker tells us, one of stow's sister told the attackers they got off easy. >> reporter: in a los angeles county courtroom the wheels of justice moved forward as bryan stow's family looked in the rear-view mirror. >> late in the evening in the dark at dodger stadium was cowardly -- what you did late in the evening in the dark at dodger stadium was cowardly. >> reporter: today in court his family pulled no punches. >> because of your actions bryan can't go to the bathroom by himself. he can't shower by himself, he has to wear adult diapers. and i hate having to even say that outlout but it shows the severity of what you did. >> the time you serve is insignificant compared to what bryan must endure. however the years you spend in prison is what you credence deserve. >> reporter: marvin norwood got four years for assault. and-- eight years. and

words were exchanged with dodger fans and stow was later sucker punched and kicked. cnn did an update on stow just last year. >> this i got from some kid that says i love you. >> you know who that's from? that was from tabby his daughter. >> hm. stow, who is now 45, has permanent brain damage and will need care for the rest of his life. >>> recalled beef products are still on bay area store shelves. several grocery stores have pulled frozen items from display because they came from beef from sick cows but that's not the case with some smaller stores. as betty yu explains in this exclusive story: . >>> reporter: at the bonfair market in alameda, our visit came as a surprise. >> i don't know. >> reporter: the owner had no clue that some of the hot pockets in his freezer have been recalled. the beef came from rancho feeding corporation in petaluma, nearly 1,000 mom and pops and gas station convenience stores listed on the usda's website are still selling potentially tainted products and we found that many of them don't know it. >> it's possible then that there are a cus

stowe paramedic from santa cruz suffered brain damage and requires 24 hour care. family spoke to the 2 men today in court. >> the we hold no hate against you we just despise you. the tame you serve is insignificant compared to what brian must endure. however the creditors that you spend in prison is what you concrete indeserve. >> no civility on your smichlingt you think it's funny. >>reporter: the june add mop issued sanchez for smirk sentenced to 8 careers in prison and norwood sentenced to 4 years. >> brian stowe family need help caring for him for the rest of his life. if you would lick to help here's a link to the fundraising site under see it on tv. >> developing news tonight. vice president biden says obama administration is ready to sanction officials responsible for deadly violence in you crane. today protestors battle government forces in the streets of kiev and it's blood bloody. remarkable images of protestors shot and getting up. some did not. at least 70 people have been killed in the most lethallence sense soviet times. >> they were killed by sniper

david stow placing his son's giants hat on the stadium. he was the first to the two men who brutally attacked bryan three years ago. >> what you both did late in the evening in the dark at dodgers stadium was cowardly. >> reporter: it was the first time this father looked directly at marvin norwood and louie sanchez who sat cuffed and expressionless across the room. they remained expressionless when bryan's sisters took their turn, describing the painful steps bryan has been trying to take to get back his own life. >> he can't shower by himself. he has to wear adult diapers. and i hate having to even say that out loud, but it shows the severity of what you did. >> we make sure he gets his 13 medications throughout the day. he takes two medications to prevent the seizures he endured for months after you cowardly attacked him. >> 32-year-old to four years and sanchez to eight years. bryan's loved ones say his attackers sentenced him to the worst term of all. a lifetime with disabilities. a life that will never be the same. >> the time you se

due to the time he had already served in the bryan stow case. he has five years left in his 8 year sentence. >>> bryan stow was attending in santa cruz honoring two fallen police officers. bryan stow was a paramedic from the santa cruz area and he was among the large crowd which came out to honor sergeant loran butch baker and officer elizabeth butler one year after they were killed in the line of duty. officers are touched by the large turnout. >> i feel the community is saying we are still here with you and we are all in this together and we will not forget about them. >> the new badge for the santa cruz fire department was unveiled at yesterday's memorial and has the new badge numbers for the officers killed and end of watch dates. >>> police in palo alto may be able to provide an agreement to allow off-duty officers to work at the new stadium. it will not be used to calculate overtime or benefits. the city of clark will provide -- of santa clara will provide help for officers. >>> they are looking for drought relief and what that money will

. >>> continuing coverage on the bryan stow case. today in a packed courtroom the two men who violently beat and disabled stow heard their fate. the judge sentenced them earlier today. as noelle walker tells us, one of stow's sister told the attackers they got off easy. >> reporter: in a los angeles county courtroom the wheels of justice moved forward as bryan stow's family looked in the rear-view mirror. >> late in the evening in the dark at dodger stadium was cowardly -- what you did late in the evening in the dark at dodger stadium was cowardly. >> reporter: today in court his family pulled no punches. >> because of your actions bryan can't go to the bathroom by himself. he can't shower by himself, he has to wear adult diapers. and i hate having to even say that outlout but it shows the severity of what you did. >> the time you serve is insignificant compared to what bryan must endure. however the years you spend in prison is what you credence deserve. >> reporter: marvin norwood got four years for assault. and-- eight years. and

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

podría salir muy pronto. >>> la tuvieron fácil, reaccionó frustrada la subfiscal de distrito, bryan stowetará mejor, con su parálisis cerebral >>> pero no todo está dicho en el caso de northwood, podría volver a quedar en manos de la justicia por un cargo federal de posesión de armas, que podría esperarle dapenas pise la calle. >>> los policías de vallejo llevarán una cámara como parte de su uniforme, un estudio de la asociación internacional de jefes de la policía demostró que un 90% de las demandas contra los uniformados, han demostrado inocencia. >>> ha comenzado el proceso de renovación de el acción diferida, de parte de ice, esto es solo para una pequeña fración de quienes tiene el beneficio, para las personas que aplicaron después del 15 de agosto, los requisitos para la renovación se darán a conocer en los próximos días, quienes no pidan el beneficio perderán su estancia legal en el país. >>> pasando a otras informaciones, alguien le pegó al gordo del sur de la bahía, se vendió en milpitas el boleto ganador. >>> ramón adame habló con el dueño de la estación de servicio. >>> el prem

stowe paramedic from santa cruz suffered brain damage and requires 24 hour care.oke to the 2 men today in court. >> the we hold no hate against you we just despise you. the tame you serve is insignificant compared to what brian must endure. however the creditors that you spend in prison is what you concrete indeserve. >> no civility on your smichlingt you think it's funny. >>reporter: the june add mop issued sanchez for smirk sentenced to 8 careers in prison and norwood sentenced to 4 years. >> brian stowe family need help caring for him for the rest of his life. if you would lick to help here's a link to the fundraising site under see it on tv. >> developing news tonight. vice president biden says obama administration is ready to sanction officials responsible for deadly violence in you crane. today protestors battle government forces in the streets of kiev and it's blood bloody. remarkable images of protestors shot and getting up. some did not. at least 70 people have been killed in the most lethal day of violence sense soviet times. >> they were killed by snipe

stowe paramedic from santa cruz suffered brain damage and requires 24 hour care. family spoke to the 2 men today in court. >> the we hold no hate against you we just despise you. the tame you serve is insignificant compared to what brian must endure. however the creditors that you spend in prison is what you concrete indeserve. >> no civility on your smichlingt you think it's funny. >>reporter: the june add mop issued sanchez for smirk sentenced to 8 careers in prison and norwood sentenced to 4 years. >> brian stowe family need help caring for him for the rest of his life. if you would lick to help here's a link to the fundraising site under see it on tv. >> developing news tonight. vice president biden says obama administration is ready to sanction officials responsible for deadly violence in you crane. today protestors battle government forces in the streets of kiev and it's blood bloody. remarkable images of protestors shot and getting up. some did not. at least 70 people have been killed in the most lethal day of violence sense soviet times. >> they were kille

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that's when stow and friends were approached by norwood and sanchez. they had a fight. he was hit on the side of the head, hit his head on the pavement was unconscious instantly and now bryan is permanently disabled. >> the years that you spend in prison is what you cretins deserve. >> reporter:sanchez will serve another 5 years in state prison. norwood would be released today but he has a federal weapons charge against him and is looking at 10 years behind bars at the federal level. i asked the district attorney about a federal charge. she said they thought about it but the evidence wasn't there. from downtown los angeles, dave lopez, kpix 5. >>> employees at the san francisco superior courts are heading to work this morning knowing they better look good. [ chanting ] >> for years the court's dress code hasn't been enforced. that's led to employees showing up in jeans and flip-flops. now men will have to wear coats and ties. for women, it's business suits. one employee told us her boss is constantly nitpicking her. >> why don't you stand up and so that i can see what y

. >> in los angeles two men pled guilty to 2011 beating that left giants fan combrien stow brain damaged and severely disabled >> the defendants expressed no remorse during the hearing and sanchez seen smirking during comments made by stow's father and sister. >> what you both did, in the dark at dodger strayed yim was cowardly the years you spend in prison is what you cretens deserve >> i hoped to see a tiny bit of remorse in order to think you both were not that despicable. but i don't. >> judge lamelli lashed out at woj both, calling them cowards sentencing sanchez to eight years in prison minus three years for time served. norwood received four years. >> san francisco giants third base coach held a number of benefit concerts to help with stow's recovery. he talked about the developments were in arizona >> the fact is that they're still full-time care givens and brian is in need of financial help, and rehabilitation. it doesn't close anything in my mind i got into it to help the family z they still need our help. >> flankery fronts an irish folk rock band handing a check for $96,000 b

stow was sucker punched and repeatedly kicked.date on so last year. >> this i got from some kid that says i love you. >> you know who that's from? that was from his daughter tabby. >> stow who is now 45 years old, has permanent brain damage and will need care for the rest of his life. >>> a 29-year-old man pleads not guilty to attacking an elderly woman at san francisco general hospital. 93-year-old mary perez was in the emergency room with a breathing problem friday night. that's when a man tried to choke her and hit her with a pole. she has bruises on her arms from trying to protect her face. a psychiatric patient was arrested for the attack. >> new this morning, the opposition to stop those fancy tech commuter shuttles from using san francisco bus stops, well, it's still growing. a coalition of housing, labor, lgbt advocates filed an environmental appeal yesterday. they hope to stop san francisco's 18-month pilot program that would allow shuttles to use certain muni stops for a buck. the group argues the buses will displace res

. >> a possible development in the case against two men accused of beating giants' fan bryan stow. they may agree to a deal today. sanchez and norwood face assault and other charges. the prosecution said they may plead guilty or no contest as part of a deal to avoid a lengthy trial. bryan stow is a paramedic and father of two and suffered a serious injury when attacked after the season opener in 2011. he no w is permanently disabled. we will have complete coverage from court. >>> in the south bay there is a shakeup at the santa clara county rural metro ambulance company. two dozen employees have been fired for getting cpr recertification cards without the mandatory training. that is according to our media partner. rural metro says it was notified late john of a state investigation involving a cpr instructor who trained some of the workers. the company determined this some of the employees falsely obtained certification cards. a union representatives says the firings are premature and the union will appeal. >>> a student has been arrested after attacking his roommate in a possible h

bryan stow was among those on- year-olding two of the. sergeant sergeant loran butch baker and officer elizabeth butler was killed exactly one year ago and office remembers touched by the large turnout. >> they are saying we are still with you and we are all in this together and we will not forget the sacrifice from these officers. >>> the new badge was underveiled and it has the badge numbers of the two officers killed and their end of watch date. >> all right, pam, time is now 512. >>> a big vote in washington d.c., how much federal money are they am getting and what should it be used for. >>> police are call to the home. we are looking at two which is a major crash. we will tell you the drive times an alternate routes around the bay. >>> we are still getting some rain but here comes the rain again and we will have the timing on the next system and amounts of this one too. ♪ [ man ] yo buzz! drop that beat! remix! ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ ♪ ♪ you got that medley crunch ♪ go! go! buzz! ♪ go! go! go! buzz! ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ ♪

second three years for bryant stowe's family to see punishment handed down. >> : dodgers stadium to thousand all than verbal confrontation in the stands. turns physical in the parking lot. and these two men are charged with brutal attack today. they are sentenced for the crime. norman was given four years. this is one your < at for time served. me he could not walk out tomorrow. >> : as for the victim. on march 31st the attack you made up my son at dodger stadium was so mean and vicious that it left him unable to care for himself. he is aware adult diapers. and even hate st.

the march 2011 attack left bryan stow with serious head trauma and permanent disability.will need care for the rest of his life. >>> thank you. san jose mayor gives the final state of the city address this evening. he cannot run for re-election because of term limits. he will follow tradition and honor city employees and neighbor volunteer whose is worked to improve the quality of life in san jose. the speech is inside the grand ballroom at the san jose convention center. >>> san francisco supervisors will get an update on an agreement that allows california pacific medical center to build the new hospital on van ness avenue. the owner and the city reached a deal in march of last year that calls for sutter to guarantee jobs, build housing, and commit to keeping another hospital st. luke's, open. a coalition of 50 community and labor groups will attend the hearing. >>> a month after a court battle to keep a 13-year-old on a ventilator and feeding tube, jahi mcmath mother is breaking her silence posting a letter thanking the public for their support. the letter did not give

is affecting them and their son, brother, father brian stow.ee years since this attack when brian stow was in southern california at dodger stadium as he left with his friends, from northern california, they were attacked in the parking lot. we are told the two suspects, sanchez and norwood, they both will schedule and enter pleas today in court. mayhem assault, battery in the eating. sentenced to eight years and receiving four years, jon. one reason this may, they are pleading guilty is there were a number of victim statements as well as a number of people that were eyewitnesses that saw them that night according to the eyewitness report, sucker punched him, kicked him in the head and did these vicious things because they claim he was taunting them. witnesses say that did not happen at all. they were just giants fans leaving the game. jon: how we heard from stow family at? >> with the statements from them. there is the website to bring money for their son, he will never fully recover from the beating. he cannot close his hands. he forgets thin

police and witnesses say stowe was targeted because he was wearing a giants jersey.o received eight years acknowledged punching stowe so hard he fell unconscious to the pavement, fracturing his skull. witnesses say sanchez kicked stowe in the head even as he lay helplessly on the ground. norwood got four years. witnesses say his role was less violent, preventing stowe's friends from helping him. >> brian has a lifetime of pain, therapy, hard work daily that he must endure. >> no sentencing you receive will ever be long enough. eventually, you will be released. brian's sentence is a lifetime. >> it was a smirk by sanchez that drew the judge's anger who did not minutes words sentencing the men. >> you continued to hit him and kick him in the head, which tells me and i can only reach one conclusion from that, that you're complete cowards. >> as for stowe, his family says he can take small steps when walking, but the cost of care according to his attorney has approached $5 million. thomas drayton, aljazeera. >> stowe's medical expenses are being south in a lawsuit agains

norwood admitted his guilt in the 2011 beating of stowe, the paramedic and father of two, stowe sufferedage and continues to struggle with recovery. if norwood is convicted on those weapons charges he could face up to ten years in prison. >>> skyline high school students headed back to class after enjoying most of yesterday outside the classroom. students and teachers were sent home yesterday morning, after someone smelled gas. officials found a valve on the roof of the school had been turned on, left open it had been used to control a gas supply to a former science room but no longer used. this is the second time in as many weeks that school was closed because of gas, the school closed for one day last week after a construction crew accidentally broke a gasoline. >>> what's the best way to get thousands of fans and to from levi's stadium? that's what officials will try to figure out. vta's levi's stadium transit program committee will hold its first meeting, hoping to fine a way to o. offer fast and efficient service to the stadium before it opens. the meeting is open to the public held

. >> : there is no hiding the strain the struggle it is for brian stowed to even take a few steps. he was beaten and kicked into a, march 31, 200011. >> : the reason he was wearing a giants shirts. he surprised with a sucker punch causing him to fall and slammed his head on concrete. he was kicked and had and torso. suffering brain trauma said the relearn how eat speak and of things that he used to remember he no longer knows. nearly three years after the attack elderly parents are now his caretakers. since the insurance company will no longer pay for long-term care. the parents know that will be able to do this forever. >> : they are the loss angeles dodgers they have filed a civil lawsuit against the team and it is in court. >> : in 2012 he symbolically handed the ball to his friend tyler so he could make the first pitch and the giants opening. the kind of attention that leads to fund-raisers that are desperately needed. brent sadler garry medical bills could be more than $50,000. >> : parents said they recently shaved his head is shocking to see the damage to the skull. bryan's

. >>> and the new developments in the brian stow beating case. now two los angeles television stations are reporting lieuty sanchez and marvin norwood have agreed to plead guilty. they are accused of beating him nearly to death nearly three years ago and his parents are expected to be there for a victim impact statement. sources will tell the judge how the beating three years ago has changed their lives. he was a paramedic and a father of two children and celebrated his 40th birthday while trying to recover from the critical head injuries. >>> he is scheduled to face a judge again today. andrew nesbitt, they filed new charges and a third victim came forward to say he had been sexually abused. he was arrested in livermore before his arrest. >>> joseph was walking with an a cane with innocence -- a cane with innocence -- a acquaintance near the library. he uttered homo phobic remarks and when that person refused he punched the man and took his phone. >> you always hear of berkeley be liberal and accepting so it was not something i expect had to hea