stow's short-term memory is a problem.doesn't remember the giants winning the last two world series. but he is predicting another win this year. live in the newsroom, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> and just a quick note. they just reopened all lanes in sunnyvale on 237 westbound. still pretty heavy delays though in that area. >> and we are going to see some sunshine and some high clouds outside. looks like temperatures in the 60s and the 70s. chance of rain though returning to the north bay by tomorrow. >>> all right. well, thanks for watching kpix 5 news this morning. remember, your next local update is 7:26. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is wednesday, october 22nd, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." a passenger from west africa sparks new ebola fears after getting flagged at newark international airport. >>> were three teenaged girls from colorado try to join isis in syria? >>> and remembering watergate legend ben bradlee. former "washington post"

or to really express much emotion. >> reporter: just look at stowe today.only words, but hopes and dreams. >> i want to run. i want to walk like a normal person. >> all those things were new, different from the way he was when he left. it was a testament to his ability to heal. we know that a young brain in particular, after an accident like this, has an amazing capacity to regenerate itself. >> reporter: he said stowe was not only young, but physically fit before the attack and that may have greatly helped his recovery. stowe still needs help getting around and doing the little tasks of everyday life. for now he's living with his parents. >> to have him here to take care of him. >> reporter: doctors can't say what the future holds. >> we still don't know to what extent people are able to improve after a traumatic brain injury. they can improve three, four, five years often after the initial event. >> reporter: with his parents by his side and the giants in the world series, stowe says he's happy. >> just being alive, waking up every morning and knowing i'm

the giants are where it's at. >> reporter: stow still needs around-the-clock care.e was awarded an $18 million settlement but hasn't received the money yet. the insurance money for the care facility where he had been staying ran out in june. >> i was always waiting for that time when i could -- ♪[ music ]♪ >> -- when -- when i could bring my baby home. ♪[ music ] >> to have him here so we could take care of him. >> reporter: his attackers, marvin norwood and louie sanchez pleaded guilty to charges stemming from the attack this year which stow doesn't remember. >> had i known i would have turned to see the guy running at me and ready to clock my block, you know? >> he is 45 years old. a divorced father of two who used to be a paramedic. stow has an enviable collection of sports memorabilia a testament that the team he supports has supported him, too. >> this is from tim lincecum. this one is from will clark a true giant signed by will clark. >> reporter: today he has some giant ambitions. >> i want to run. i want to walk. like a normal person. >> now, he is still str

stow still needs around the clock care.e was awarded an $18 million settlement but has not received the money because of setbacks with the court. the insurance money for the care facility where he had been staying ran out in june. >> i was always waiting for that time when i could -- [ pause ] >> -- when i could bring my baby home. [ crying ] to have him here so we could take care of him. >> reporter: his attackers marvin norwood and louie sanchez pleaded guilty to charges stem from the attack earlier this year which stow doesn't remember. >> well, had i known, i would have turned to see the guy running at me and ready to clock my block, you know? >> reporter: he is 45 years old, a divorced father of two who used to be a paramedic and today he has some giant ambitions. >> i want to run. i want to walk like a normal person. >> reporter: anne makovec, kpix 5. >> stow doesn't remember the giants world series wins back in 2010 and 2012 but this year he is hoping to have something to celebrate and remember this time around. >>>

>> this is a different brian stow. he first got the call stow was coming to san francisco general hospital. he called me and said do you remember that giants fan? he's coming to our service. >> he was able to show fingers, wiggle toes and answered question was single words but not able to form sentences or express emotion. >> look at him today. >> i want to run, and walk. like a normal person. >> those things were new. different from when he left. so it's a testament to his ability to heal. stow needs help getting around, doing little tasks of every day life. now, he's living with his parents. >> to have him here. >> we don't know to what extent people are able to improve after a traumatic brain injury we know they can continue to improve 3, 4, 5 years after the initial event. >> he says he's happy. >> just being alive. waking up, knowing i'm here. and this place makes me feel good. >> a court awarded him $18 million to be paid by the dodgers but he hasn't seen the money yet because it remains tied up in post-trial not

>> this is a different brian stow.oct remembers when he first got the call stow was coming to san francisco general hospital. he called m and saido you remember that giants fan? he's coming to our service. >> he was able to show fingers, wiggle toes and answered question was sile words but not able to form sentences or express emotion. >> look at him today. >> i want to run, d walk. like a normal person. those things were new. different from when he left. so it's a testent to his ability to heal. stow nds help getting around, doing little tasks of every y life. now, he's living with his parents. >> to have him here. we don't know to what extent ople are able to improve after a traumatic brain injury we kno they can continue to improv 3, 4, 5 years after the initial event. >> he says he's happy. >>just being alive. waking up knowing i'm here. and this place makes me feel good. >> a court awarded him $18 million to be paid by the dodgers but he hasn't seen the money yet because it remains tied up in post-trial notions. >

stowe suffered severe brain damage.of bitterness or remorse or things you would have done differently? that night? >> well, had i known, i would have turned to see the guy running at me and ready to clock my block, you know. >> reporter: today, the 45-year-old stowe, divorced with two children he sees several times a week, is living with his parents, 67-year-old ann and 70-year-old dave, in the house in which he was raised in northern california. >> i was always waiting for that time when i could -- sorry. when i could bring my baby home. to have him here so we could take care of him. >> reporter: what do you remember of what happened that night at dodgers stadium? >> i remember going, watching the giants play. >> he doesn't remember any of it. we created that memory for him. >> the only reason we created it, if he asks us what happened down there, so we don't lie to him. >> reporter: his parents say brian needs more surgery and will always need 24-hour care. >> i want to run. i want to walk. like a normal person. >> re

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from stow for medical care following the beating. the dodgers and his insurer demanding money be paid out of $18 million awarded to the family over the summer. stow suffered a traumatic brain injury beaten outside of dodger stadium three years ago. expected to need treatment for the rest of his life. >>> in july, jury order the dodgers to pay stow nearly $15 million, $14 million for economic losses because stow will never work again. $1.4 million for pain and suffering. >>> caltrain will launch a new page dedicated to suicide prevention. local resources for people in the bay area with thoughts of suicide as well as crisis hot line. on average, 13 people die every year on caltrain's tracks. caltrain hopes the new page will cut that number down to zero. >>> pg&e's testing a high-tech device that could detect leaks early to save lives. 10:30 workers will test a leak detection tool, created using the same technology as nasa mars rover. the technology's laser-based and relays information to a tablet about possible gas leak locations. if p

lots of world series coverage, but we begin with brian stowe. you recall he was beaten outside dodgers stadium in 2011. stowe gave an emotional interview to espn and for the first time we are seeing and hearing the incredible progress that he's made since that attack. >> this is from tim lincecum. this is from will clark. >> stowe has been disabled since the attack on opening day of 2011. there are still holes in his memory including the giants winning in 2010 and 2012. the recent run really has been a blessing to his life. >> why do you love the giants? why is that your team? >> why not? who else am i gonna like? the a's? the dodgers? no, the giants are where it's at. >> i tell you, he looks great. it is wonderful to see these pictures. he lives at his parents' home and he is looked after by his family. he was awarded an $18 million settlement, but he has not every ared the money because of setbacks with the court. for now, stowe is just happy to be alive and happier seeing his team win once again. brian stowe must have loved watching tonight's

lots of world series coverage, but we begin with brian stowe. you recall he was beaten outside dodgers stadium in 2011. stowe gave an emotional interview to espn and for the first time we are seeing and hearing the incredible progress that he's made since that attack. >> this is from tim lincecum. this is from will clark. >> stowe has been disabled since the attack on opening day of 2011. there are still holes in his memory including the giants winning in 2010 and 2012. the recent run really has been a blessing to his life. >> why do you love the giants? why is that your team? >> why not? who else am i gonna like? the a's? the dodgers? no, the giants are where it's at. >> i tell you, he looks great. it is wonderful to see these pictures. he lives at his parents' home and he is looked after by his family. he was awarded an $18 million settlement, but he has not every ared the money because of setbacks with the court. for now, stowe is just happy to be alive and happier seeing his team win once again. brian stowe must have loved watching tonight's

bryan stow watched game one of the world series at his parents' capitola home where he now lives andnues to root on his favorite team. stow was beaten outside dodger stadium in 2011 leaving him with serious brain injuries but he has made tremendous progress since the attack. he said the team's recent run has been a blessing to his life. when asked why he loved the giants, here is his response. >> why not? who else am i going to like? ♪[ music ] >> the a's? the dodgers? no. the giants are where it's at. >> reporter: stow has an enviable collection of sports memorabilia a testament that the team he supports has supported him, too. >> this one's from tim lincecum. and this one is from will carr, bryan a true giant signed by will clark. >> reporter: stow still needs round-the-clock care. he was awarded an $18 million settlement but he has not received the money because of setbacks with the court. he says he still is happy with his life. >> being alive, waking up every morning and knowing i'm here and this place makes me feel good. >> reporter: there are holes in his memory including the

. >> only here an interview with a giants fan, bryan stow, and what he wants for the future and what he remembers from the night of his brutal beating. >> a disturbing discovery at a recycling center and what san jose police are reveal of a body found. >>> thanks for joining us on wednesday at 6:00. >>> >> first, meteorologist mike nicco has the forecast. >>> tracking low clouds along the coast. we are starting clear with a few high clouds. that is the case headed throughout the morning and cool again with temperatures in the upper 40's to mid-50's and 70 at 4:00 and quiet this evening so grab a coat for 63 degrees. low 40's inland. nearly 70 at noon. not so bright as yesterday. enjoy the evening of mid-to-upper 60's and low clouds this afternoon. mid-60's this afternoon. how is the commute? >> it will be more of a problem. if you are just waking up, we are looking at traffic building right here at the bay bridge toll plaza is if you are coming from the maze it will take you 15 minutes from san francisco. we have a problem here in san francisco southbound along 101 after a car sidesw

lots of world series coverage, but we begin with brian stowe. you recall he was beaten outside dodgers stadium in 2011. owe gave an emotional interview to espn and for the first time we are seeing and hearing the incredible progresshat he's made since that attack. >> thiss from tim lincecum. this is from willclark. stowe has been disabled since the attack on opening day of 2011. there are still holes inhis memory including the giants winning 2010 and 2012. the recent run really has been a blessing to his life. >> why do you love the giants? why is that your team? >>hy not? who else am i gonna like? the a's? the dodgers? no, the giants are where it's at. >> i tell you, he looks great. it is wonderful to see these pictures. he lives at his parents' home and he is loed after by his family. he was awarded an $18 million settlement, but he has not every ared the money because of setbacks with the court. for now, stowe is just happy to be alive and happier seeing his team win once aga. brian stowe must have loved watching tonht's game as we bring in s

here is brian stowe getting it started tonight. >> play ball. >> brian stowe getting the crowd pumped up. >> reporter: just two words, but they really caused an emotional eruption at at&t park. brian stowe's mother ann releasing a statement through the team saying that this is the first world series game that brian will be able to remember since his incident. he appreciates all the support from all the giants. they have shown him throughout the journey. he feels like he is part of the team. and giants third base coach tim flannery has been instrumental in raising money. you know how important it is this brian stowe issue is to the giants organization from the coaches and managers to the players. they really have helped him raise a lot of money and the family has needed it, especially before. they raised about $14 million that stowe was awarded this summer. it was really, really an emotional night, vicki. >> just having him there really set the tone for the evening. grant, i see you are wearing your colors. we'll be checking back with you in just a matter of moments. we cut him off but

stow's attorney is suing the team trying to try odd recoup $3 million in insurance payments from stowor medical care following the beating. >> residents of the small southern california town waking up this morning in shock after learning that their mayor was shot to death by his own wife. bell gardens' mayor daniel crespo killed by his wife after he and the couple's 19-year-old son got into a physical altercation. so far she has not been charged with a crime. >> man in isolation in texas, the first ebola patient diagnosed here in the united states. he was put in isolation for treatment. exclusive interview with the director of the cdc next on the "today" show. >>> on your wednesday morning, nice weather in the office. >> it's magic hour right now. i have to love the technology that i get to work with here at nbc bay area. thank you, bosses. take a look at live pictures across the bay area. it really tells a story of the day. there's an absence of any low clouds, and what you're noticing there, beautiful pinks and oranges. just a gorgeous sunrise to drive to work under. >> all right. >

stow for medical care following beating. the dodgers and its insurer are demanding money be paid out of $18 million awarded to the stow family over the summer. stow suffered a traumatic brain injury when beaten by two dodger fans in the parking lot three years ago. he is expected to need treatment for the rest of his life. >>> you'll recall in july, jury ordered the dodgers to pay stow nearly $15 million, $14 million of that for economic loss because stow will never work again. $1.4 million for pain and suffering. >>> people in south san jose could be seeing more community service officers in their neighborhood soon. the department is opening up a substation between 101 and 85, four years after it was built. it will serve as the new home base for community service officers. "today in the bay's" bob redell live outside that substation what happen kind of impact are these officers going to have? what are we looking at here? >> reporter: well, what's remarkable, good morning to you, sam, is that they cut ribbon on the south sub

he has yet to receive any money waiting for post trial motions to play out. >>> bryan stow is among a few million fans clearing on the giants and hoping for another world series trophy and more about them. >>> giants fans did not need to wait long before seeing the october magic in action when hunter pence hit the first inning two run home run in front of lefty o'doul's after setting up a live stream from inside the kansas city sports bar, a perfect place for crash talking although the royals did not deliver was expected. now they have to deliver barbecue sauce to lefty o'doul's part of a friendly wager. >> already one ahead, a long road, we know it is not over yet but it is a great start. >> go, giants. >>> in ten careers, anyone times the win we of game one has won the world series. so the giants and the tans are feeling good headed into game two. >> royals fans were watching in the fall classic for the first time in 29 years. they didn't like it. the giants were head with a double and posey was thrown out at the plate and that was followed by hunter pence's fly that put the giants

in the new lawsuit stow alleges the dodgers, his former employer and their insurers failed to provide enough medical coverage for him and stopped covering his live in care and that led to a serious regression in his rehab. stow also accuses the dodger of trying to recoop millions of dollars for his care. >>> janet napolitano wants to know if a uc city is admits too many out of state students. nopalitano is calling for a count of out of state students and instate students who's educations are partially funded by the state. the percentage of nonresidents accepted has gone from 12% in 2009 to 30% this fall. >>> police in santa clara say people of indian decent are being targeted in a rash of armed street robberies. the robberies this month occurred near bing drive at homestead road, el camino real and monroe street. investigators say the thief selects victims who are wearing visible gold necklaces. police say people should be very careful wearing jewelry especially gold necklaces and make sure you're aware of your surroundings. >>> alameda police say they are talking to more witnesses fo

. >>> there is a new reminder of the bryan stow beating. coming up in 20 minutes fan violence after an l.a. angels game and how it left a man in critical condition. >> but first a scary incident on the tarmac at jfk airport. >>> from charleston, south carolina but it was bumped by a flight from jordan. no one on board either flight was hurt. >>> the uss america will be commissioned saturday during fleet week. they just finished its maiden voyage touring south america. the home port will be san diego. fleet week starts on thursday and continues through october 13th. >>> the drought is having an impact on this year's giant pumpkin festival. organizers of the oak grove festival says there was a dramatic drop. usually about 100 pumpkins are submitted. this year there was only 35. because of the drought they can't afford to water the pumpkins as often as they have in the past. >> we used compost on top of our soil to hold the moisture in. >> it is sad because it is their love and their passion. >> still despite the drop in average size, this yea

. >> brian stow sues the dodgers begin. how he says the team robbed him in millions in medical care. >> a victim found wrapped in this quilt. tonight the sex scandal that set her husband free. >> the sudden departure of the raiders coach tonight. the man stepping in to fill his shoes >> if your town doesn't have an ordinance banning plastic bags it does now. good evening, thanks for joining us. i'm cheryl jennings. >> they're convenient, nice to save, and reuse, but bad for the environment. so tonight the plastic bags we've used for years are being phased out for good. in lafayette tonight, live. >> this is one community that hasn't banned the single use bag. customers say because they're surrounded by communities that do, it's not going to be that big of a change. >> news of a ban was not much of a surprise for some. martin ash says he remembers when they started getting used. >> intention to take them, put them in recycling point, then, create things down to plastic like chairs and things like. that all they're doing is b

team in 2008. >>> the family of bryan stow posted another update.me 4 quite an emotional moment and bryan stow's family said it is the happiest they have seen him in awhile. he will probably forget the moment but they will remind him by showing him pictures and videos. he still needs therapy and he needs surgery for bone growth that developed in his elbow. >>> they will play sacramento kings in sacramento, it will be the regular season debute for steve kirk. they lost to the clippers in the first round of the playoffs, golden state against the l.a. lakers. >>> coming up next on mornings on 2, giants biggest game in two years, the reason his favorite in kansas city, 7 is the world series. >>> also a deadly shooting, it happened near a berkeley market, what witnesses saw before and after that gunfire last night, stay right here with us. >> reporter: we're live at san francisco city hall where giants' fans will soon gather to watch game 7 of the world series. we'll tell you why the giants have their work cut out for them. >>> all systems go for sunshin

the family of bryan stow posted another update.ced playing ball, before game 4 of the world series, bryan stow's family said it was the happiest they had ever seen him and he will probably forget it but they will remind him by showing him pictures. he is doing a lot of physical therapy but he needs surgery for an extra bone protest left in his elbow. he was found more than 100 miles south of denver and he went to last thursday night's game and had not been seen since he left his seat to meet friends at a different part of the stadium at half-time. they don't have any information about his disappears and no chimpnal from -- criminal charges are expected. >>> the federal strayed commission, some users, it is called throttling an "f" c.c. said it is unfair. >> the customer getting unlimited data is slowed document which we call throttling after a certain time in the month. >> it is legal but they have not properly notified customers. >> at&t firedp pack and we have opinion informed it before the program was implemented. >>> deadly sho

payments for stow following the beating. the dodgers and their insurer demand the money be paid out of the nearly $18 million rewarded to the stow family over the summer. he was beaten by two dodgers fans outside of dodgers stadium three years ago, where a jury found the dodgers organization failed to provide enough security and lighting. stow will need care for the rest of his life. >>> there's a new man in charge of the raiders, at least for the time being. less than a day after firing dennis allen, oakland announced offensive line coach tony sparano will take over as interim head coach. he spent four years as head coach of the miami dolphins and tells us he is ready for another shot. raiders have a bye this week and will play the chargers on the 12th. >> they need that bye. >>> if you are near moffitt field today and see flames, do not be alarmed. nasa will be conducting training drills today. you may hear sirens if you're passing nearby. officials say the folks driving on highway 101 will be able to see some flames, but

. >>> and a special night for giants fan brian stowe. stowe, given the honor of yelling play ball to kick things off. stowe, as you know, was the victim of a violent beating at dodgers stadium in 2011. that left him with brain damage. his mother says that this is the game he will be able to remember since his accident. she says he feels like part of the team. joining us live, with a look at fan reaction to tonight's game. that has to be some happy fans out there. >> well, they were not very happy for the first half of this game. in fact, there were even a few fans up in the stands i was talking to who were preparing for the worst and the possibility that tomorrow would have to be the game that the giants would have to turn this series around. but of course, in the end this game did end on a high note. fans could barely contain their excitement. this was a hard-fought win. >> it was rough, but we had confidence. >> we had confidence in our team. >> oh, man, i had a great -- in the beginning, wow, now, they came back, they're good to go. >

stowe is a life-long giants fan. in 2011 by dodgers fans at the game there. stowe sustained brain damage from his injuries, causing him to be in a medically induced coma for months. he still remains a very loyal fan to his favorite team. stowe told usa today that he can't remember the giants winning in 2010 and 2012. he says he wants to see them win again. >>> also, 13-year-old pitching sensation mo'ne davis throwing out the ceremony first pitch before game four. the let's see how she does. >> watch. this that's no joke. mo'ne davis bringing it. >> yeah. >> i'm not getting in the box against her. >> she's got quite the arm, nailing it. the little leaguer walks to the mound, throws a fastball. she's? a chevy commercial saying she throws 70 miles per hour just like a girl. we love seeing is her there. the world series draws thousands of people to san francisco. with big crowds coming big security measures. we have to keep everyone safe. the u.s. coast guard got involved in managing security with dogs. they were sniffin

. >>> another legal fight shaping up over injured giants fan bryan stow. his attorney filed a new lawsuit. a jury found the dodgers were negligent when stow was attacked by two men after a giants-dodgers game this 2011. stow suffered permanent brain injuries. he has already been awarded $18 million. according to the latest losses, stow alleges the dodgers, his former employer and their insurance providers failed to provide enough medical coverage for him. >>> a 43-year-old man is in critical condition after following an attack following the american league play-off game in anaheim. it happened in the parking lot outside angels stadium. police say three men jumped the victim and beat him severely. investigators are calling it an unprovoked attack. they do not believe fan rivalry was a factor. >>> and a shocking attack in an east bay neighborhood after a 20-year-old man is arrested after allegedly stabbing his own mother to death. neighbors are in shock. they even say that the man was, quote, a good boy. nbc bay area's christie smith is live in mai hayward a

>> brian stow. >> good to hear his voice. stow was given the honor of yelling "play ball" to kick things off. stow was the victim of a violent beating at dodgers stadium in 2011 that left him with brain damage. his mother said this was the first world series game brian will be able to remember since the incident. she says he feels like he's part of the team. >>> excitement for giants fans now that their team has evened up the series. abc 7 news reporter sergio quintana was at at&t park and has more of the fan reaction. >> reporter: fans could barely contain their excitement. this was a hard-fought win. >> it was rough, but i had confidence. we are confident. we had confidence in our team. >> oh, man. i had gray hairs in the beginning. and now back to black. ready to go. ready for the next game. >> reporter: giants flags flew and rally rags spun. fans knew this was a pivotal game. these fans got to see it thanks to the generosity of a bay area couple. i don't want to take those from you. i know how much they mean. i said no wa

britain stow is wearing giants gear and rooting like every other fan but doesn't move the way he used to and may never fully recover. he was beaten by two fans opening day in 2010 and left with permanent brain damage. he told espn he wishes he did some things differently. >> i would have turned to see the guy running at me and ready to clock my block. >> i want to run. i want to walk lick a remain no l a person. >> he now lives with his parents. in july he was awarded $18 million but the bulk will be paid by the dodgers. he has yet to receive any of the money. >>> it is 4:35. >> in milpitas, police are investigating how a body ended up in a landfill. the body of an adult was discovered in a pile of recyclable material at 4:30 yesterday afternoon. there is no word if the person is a man or woman. or how they died. investigators plan to look into the records of the truck extra made the dump to see if they can narrow where body was picked up. we will have the latest on the investigation at the top of the hour. >> today is a year since 13-year-old andy lopez was shot and killed by a sheri

bryan stow sues dodgers again- ots vo bryan stow. the gravely injured giants fan who was beaten by two dodgers fans. is suing the dodgers again. he previously won a multi- million dollar lawsuit against the team. but he claims the dodgers are trying to get back 3-point-4 million dollars in insurance payments from him for his medical care. stow's attorney says the dodgers and its insurer want the money returned from the 18- million dollars awarded to stow this summer. stow suffered traumatic brain injury after being beaten three years ago. murder charges in a 25-year-old dismissed. that's after the d-a's office prosecutor was having an affair with a key witness. this is video of 69-year-old robert zimmer in court yesterday -- as he learned he'll soon be set free. so will his 66-year-old brother david. they were arrested in connection with the 1989 murder of david's wife, cathy zimmer. cathy zimmer's body was found under a quilt in her car at the san jose airport. outside court, david zimmer's attorney praised the d.a.'s decision to dr

. >>> a silent auction continues in san francisco today to benefit injured giants fan bryan stow. event started last night at pete's tavern just across from at & t park. the auction includes giants memorabilia and other collectibles. it will continue each night of the world series. and all the money will go to bryan stow to help with his medical bills. >>> the mayors of san francisco and kansas city have a friendly wager going for the world series. if the giants win, kansas city mayor sly james will come to san francisco and sing with the glide ensemble. and serve food to the homeless. james will also send some of kansas city's famous barbecue and jazz. love it. and if the royals rule, which won't happen. san francisco mayor ed lee has to go to kansas city and read to third graders. he will also send along the famous sour dough bread and ice cream and phil's coffee to mayor james. the giants are going to win. >> we should be able to sample all of that before it gets delivered. just for quality. >> exactly. you might want to add some products in there. >>> good morning, everyone. l

. >>> stow was awarded an $18 million judgment back in july. this new lawsuit alleges the dodgers, their insurance companies and stow's former employer are not providing enough medical coverage for him. the lawsuit says he's gotten worse since his care was withdrawn. you will recall stow suffered permanent brain damage when he was beaten nearly to death in a parking lot at dodger stadium on opening day in 2011. >>> in the south bay charges filed against two brothers in a highly publicized cold case killing were dismissed today. the reason an inappropriate relationship between a crime lab technician and a prosecutor. ktvu's ann rubin reports on how this case quickly unraveled. >>> well it took 25 years to bring charges in the murder of cathie zipper it took just minutes today to dismiss them -- kathie zimmer. >> he was overjoyed but a part of him was cautious because then he asked but can they refile. i said yes they can but they shouldn't. >> reporter: the zimmer brothers were accused of the death of kathie. but now words of cripple problems wi

. >> reporter: i did, brian stow. the giants fan who went down to dodgers stadium and was savagely beaten. they had him yell out play ball right before the game tonight. and right before the game, he gave me a bold prediction for this team. >> are you worried? they are down 2-1. >> no, it's going to be a good comeback. >> how are you feeling these days? >> good, three-and-a-half years i have been in this wheelchair. i'm ready to walk. i'm walking slow, but i'm ready to start. >> talk about a comeback. >> me or the giants? >> that's what i mean, you said they are going to have a comeback. >> yeah. and me. i'm ready for both of us. >> you are ready for your comeback. >> yeah. >> reporter: for a while it looked like he was going to be wrong. not much to be excited about as the teams traded leads, but then ... rally time. the giants got hit after hit. run after run. >> you never give up on the giants baby. oh man, it was just excitement. >> oh man, that's great right there. more runs is better. as many runs as we can get!

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. >> giants fan brian stow filed new lawsuits against los angeles dodgers, former employer and health insurer the latest suit comes months after he won an $18 million judgment against the dodgers. that stemmed after him becoming disabled after two men beat him in dodgers stadium parking lot. stow claims they failed to provide medical coverage for long term care and cutoff funding for rehabilitation. >>> a stunning turn in a san jose murder case a husband and brother-in-law of a woman killed have been freed after dna evidence appeared to link them to the case. >> prosecutors thought they'd found killers of kathy skimmer, found dead in her car in 1989. 25 years later, modern testing of a quilt pointed the finger at this man and his brother, david. the case unravelled in a da's office. >> they're going to look at the case from a fresh perspective, looking at it anew to determine what justice appeared in this case >> there are two in this case the prosecutor acknowledged a personal relationship with the lab technician who did the test. the lab tech likely would have been a trial witness.

stow is permanently disabled from the 2011 attack.e was recently awarded an $18 million settlement for damages. >>> the san jose mayoral race is heating up in its final weeks and the police officers association is turning up the heat as hundreds of officers threaten to quit if sam liccardo is arrested. kiet do reports. >> reporter: the san jose police union says the morning after election day could be the beginning of yet another mass exodus of police officers. >> if they wake up and the next mayor is going to be sam liccardo, that there's going to be 200 cops that have a hard discussion with their families and say, i can't do this. i can't do eight more years of this. >> reporter: two detectives, both 19-year veterans, say years of paycuts and 70-hour workweeks have taken their toll and they are ready to quit. >> it's not fear mongering. every officer is going to say, will this be the place for me to work? >> reporter: he often works 7 days a week and says he missed out too many moments with his kids. >> it's not realistic or stable

>> brian stow. >> good to hear his voice. stow was given the honor of yelling "play ball" to kick things things off. he was the victim of a violent beating that left him with brain damage. his mother says this is the first world series game he's able to remember since the accident. he feels like he's part of the team pirchl team. >>> sergio quintana was at at&t park and has more fan reaction. >> reporter: fans could barely contain their excitement. this was a hard-fought win. >> it was rough, but i had confidence. we are confident. we had confidence in our team. >> oh, man. i had gray hairs in the beginning. and now back to black. ready to go. ready for the next game. >> reporter: giants flags flew and rally rags spun. fan s knew this was a pivot cal game thanks to the generosity of a bay area couple. i don't want to take those from you. i know how much they mean. i said no way, i couldn't do it. and she didn't give me much of an option. if you met grace, she's pretty persistent. >> reporter: grace witt and her husband donate

eastern, a town hall meeting on the media's coverage of events in ferguson, missouri, as harris stow state university in st. louis and sunday night on "q&a" historian richard norton smith on his biography of nelson rockefeller. saturday night at 10:00 on book tv's "afterwards," author and xhep tator jake halperin on the collection industry and the 2014 southern festival of books and saturday night at 8:00 on american history tv on c-span 3, the life and legacy of booker t. washington and sunday afternoon at 4:00 on real america from 1964 exercise delawar, a joint operation between u.s. and iran when the two countries were allies. find our television schedule at c-span.org and let us know what you think about the programs that you're watching. call us at 202-626-3400 and e-mail us at comment comments @c-span.org or send us a tweet at #c-spancomments. join the c-span conversation. like us on facebook and follow us on twitter. >>> c-span campaign 2014 is bringing more than 100 debates for the control of congress. watch our coverage and join the conversation. follow us on twitter and lik

. >>> the gravely injured giants' fan, stow, is suing the dodgers again. he previously won a lawsuit against the team. he claims the dodgers are trying to get back $3.4 million in insurance payments from him for his medical care. his attorney says the dodgers and the insurer want the money returned. he suffered traumatic brain injuries after being beaten three years ago. >>> police released a surveillance video that shows a thief stealing a woman's wallet at a walnut creek restaurant happening yesterday around noon. the thief is waiting for people at a nearby able to leave and you will see a woman bend down and take a woman's wallet out of the purse. after emptying it, she put the wallet back in the purse and went on a $3,000 shopping spree. the thief is still on the loose. >>> new at 11:00, a multimillion dollar settlement was issued to the family of the woman run over and killed in san francisco last year. a settlement of $15 million has been given to the husband and child. she was lying on the grass with her daughter and family dog when she was run over

eastern, a town hall meeting on the media's coverage of event in ferguson, missouri at harriet stowe university in st. louis. and historian richard norton smith on his recent biography of nelson rockefeller. tonight at 10:00 on book tv's afterwards author and commentator jake halpern on collection practices of the industry. and the southern festival of books. tonight at 8:00 on american history tv on c-span 3, the life and legacy of booker t. washington. sunday afternoon at 4:00, from 1964, a joint armed forces readiness operation between the u.s. and iran. when the two countries were allies. find our television schedule at c-span.org and let us know what you think about the programs you're watching. call us at 202-626-3400. e-mail us at comments oit c-span.org or send a tweet at c-span # comments. join the c-span conversation. like us on facebook. ollow us on twitter. c-span's 2015 student cam competition is under way. this nationwide competition for middle and high school students will award 150 prizes totaling $100,000. create a five to seven-minute documentary on the topic the th

tonight we hear from brian stowe himself joan us for 7 news at 11:00 over on channel brian stowe himselfs at 11:00 over on channel 7. fight mike is back with more highlights and post game reaction. >> yes. great game battle of is as. game one of world series madison was a tie. beast mode against cans city. rendered helpless as they exploded for 7 runs and research flush. between years worth the wait? not tonight. before madison took the mound giants offense spotted him with 3 nothing lead after double from sandoval. hadn'ter big game shield deep next couple of signs gatherer of 2 run homer. up 3 nothing. now bottom 1 nothing getting past him. a than looker. trouble in the third. royals base loaded northbound out. swing and myself. he went around and eric slow bounce tore gentlemen panic. if michael moore one of the hero in game 5 against the cardinal. 4 nothing in the fourth. giants leading 5 nothing in the seventh. panic. at the plate. post soap theme continuement couldn't play. couldn't make the defense. make a play. obviously misses. the score. panic to third with the triple. 6 nothin

stow still suffers from brain damage and still has seizures and strokes. the jury decided that the dodgers are part responsible for the beating. >>> it will be up to the justices to decide whether the constitution protects the right to same sex marriage in all 50 states. currently same sex marriage is legal in 19 states. banned in 31. other closely watched issues for the court this term include cases involving abortion rights, affirmative action, and religious and housing discrimination. >>> a new report finds islamic state fighters are using ammunition from thest and other country -- from the u.s. and other countries. ammunition transferred into syria and iraq frequently ends up in the hands of isis fighters. an organization that tracks weapons used by isis workers says the security forces being supplied ammunition does not have the capacity to maintain custody of it. >>> dozens of burned and broken wine bottles. coming up in 20 minutes the very unusual discovery over night by firefighters in walnut creek. >> my heart is beating right now. it was such an

giants fan, bryan stowe, will yell, "play beau" at first pitch. go giants.ght, this custom designed electric scooter. it was built by city college of san francisco students and faculty and proudly power lucille. they built two others nor mascot. the automotive mechanic program is a club that helps students design unique carbon-free transportation vehicles. >>> a huge fight between student as berkeley high school left a staff member injured. according to ore media partner the oakland tribune, the brawl involved some 500 students. the vice principal described it as a mob scene. i happened during an unsanctioned rally. the injured staff member was hit bay flight glass bottle. police were called to disbur the crowd. no students were hurt. >>> we're learning more about the gunman and victims in a washington high school shooting. it happened yesterday afternoon in marysville. four people were shot before the gunman, jalen fryberg, turned the gun on himself. one of the female victims died. family members identified two surviving male victims that's shooter's cousin

. >> to get things started, brian sto stow, the dodgers fans brutally beaten threw the first ball. >> it is a beautiful ballpark. >> reporter: it was quite a comeback game to see. >> i can't even describe it right now. >> reporter: so what's next? according to giants fans we spoke with, they think the momentum has shifted. we'll see. next game here at the park. bay area news. >> thank you. last time we were talking, giants were behind by three runs. things turned danger. >> thankfully it did. it did not start the way they would like it. they were 3-1 in the third and then flipped the script and never look back. mo'ne davis threw out the first pitch and pablo sandoval, bases loaded. puts the giants ahead for good. it's pan demonium at the park, giants come from three runs down to win it 11-4. steve perry puts the lights out on the royals. buster posey. >> i thought there were really big at-bats. crawford getting on early. we did a nice job getting on. the lead-off hitter on and able to execute with the runners over. >> we will have all the highlights coming up for you in sports in just

the spotlight in kansas city there's a silent auction in san francisco to benefit giant fan bryan stowit will continue each night of the world series all of the money from the winning bids will go to bryan stow to help pay for his round the clock care. as you know, he suffered brain damage, serious brain damage in march of 2011 after he was savagely beaten by two dodger fans on opening day. >>> the mayors of san francisco and kansas city have a friendly wager going. and it starts with good deeds. if the giants win, kansas city mayor will come to san francisco and sing with the glide ensemble and he will serve food to the homeless. he will also send some of kansas city famous bar-be-que and jazz. and if the giants win, mayor lee will send boudine's famous bread, ice cream and phils coffee to mayor james and will go to kansas city to read. >>> and where we found people following all the giants actions and one employer that made it easy. >>> apple has posted a new warning for users of its own line storage service i cloud. the cupertino company is asking people to not issue their user name

they try to stow away in cars, ferries, or trucks to reach britain.fficials say they plan to open a special center to provide medical assistance. >> reporter: daybreak in cally, and as some people set off for work, dozens of migrants head to the port. they have one thing on their mind, how to get on a truck bound for england. >> no home, and no eating, and no clothes, and no shower. i have two month not shower. first in the day, i eat one time. >> reporter: he sleeps in what is known as the jungle. however long these people have been here, most have stories of trying to make it to britain. while most of the times things were friendly, there were fights this week between different groups. now france is sending a hundred extra police to patrol the area. camps like this have existed for many years now, and given the migrants determination to reach the u.k., the security measures are unlikely to stop more from coming in the future. that is something the leader of the far right national front surrounded by supporters say. france is being too soft. and not

stow was awarded a 18 men drive. it ensures former employer and he suffered permanent blane damage and the lawsuit said they stopped covering liz care at a disa -- after a disa poping loss in the amount ofs game. he familiar went into the went and this is the third straight year which ends in kit appointment. >> he have time they came back, it is about what kind of a team they are, what kind of character they have, the bottom lean is we have opportunity to put that game away and we were not able to do it. >> comcast viewers complained their service went out just as their final pitch was delivered in the 12th inning. >>> now it is the giant turn -- giants turn. the winner will go to the nation's capital and face them in the national league division series and we will have live coverage on the 10:00 news. brandon moss had a great game. >>> nobody noticed, come be up, the bold theft caught on camera at a restaurant at walnut creek. >> i went outside and i found this scattered all over the place. >> one baseball fan is n

stow whe so where do they go for premeditation. starters, prosecutor, juan martinez says was jodi's attempt at a cover-up. including this message left on trach is travis' voice mail after he was dead. >> my phone died. so i wasn't getting back to anybody. and what else? oh, and i drove over 100 miles in the wrong direction. over 100 miles. so yeah, remember new mexico. a lot like that. >> the reason you went to great lengths too do that. if there was any suspicion it wouldn't be drawn to you, correct? >> not immediately, that was the point, yes. >> you wanted, the police to look elsewhere, right? >> i guess. >> so you called mr. alexander. you left him a message, right? >> yes. >> but despite her early efforts at a cover-up, jodi took the jury through the grisly details of her version of the killing. starting when she dropped travis' new camera. off off -- >> at that point. travis flipped out again. he stood up and stepped out of the shower. he picked me up as he was screaming that i was a stupid idiot. and he body slammed me again

. >>> in a rare interview, we have video of stowe in june when he was in court in a civil lawsuit against the l.a. dodgers. last night he spoke about his love of the dodgers and what he remembers from the night of the attack. he is using a walker but said his goal is to, quote, walk like a normal person and even run. he now lives with his parents. >>> still to come a perp behind bars, the bay area person wiring inmalts with tab elts. >>> the way to use smart phone technology to find the most candy this halloween. >>> election is coming up november 4th is that what all of your voting material says, some voters are dealing with an error. what's being done to fix it coming up. >>> our weather coming up, areas of high clouds passing over today. we are tracking two quickly advancing storm systems. details in ten minutes. >>> and coming up at 6:00. >>> it could save lives. it's the right thing to do for our community. >> the plan to make buildings safer during a earthquake. new at 6:00. >>> this critical election item has one big mistake that may be confusing voters in alameda county. machines

. >> one fan cheering on the giants is bryan stow the fan nearly beaten to death outside dodger stadium. he is speaking up for the first time in an exclusive interview with our sister network, espn. the 45-year-old former paramedic was all smiles and excitement watching game one. he cannot clear the way he used to. he has permanent brain dam after two dodgers fans attacked him on opening day 2011. he wishes he had done things differently that night. >> had i known i would have towned to see the guy running at me and ready to block my block -- clock my block. i want to run. i want to walk like a remain noal person. >> he is living with his person and they have been awarded $18 million in damages to be paid mostly by the dodgers but they have not received any of the money pending the end of legal motions. if you would like to help the family go to abc7news.com and you will find information on ways you can donate. >> he says the giants they win, he may throw a big party. here is the schedule: game two, tone, in kansas city, and the series then shifts to san francisco for game three and fou