"that's not going to happen," replied sergeant stow. i'm in charge of security, ma'am. the judge found her in contempt of court and ordered sergeant stow to commit 50 hours of community service or pay a $500 orange county sheriffs officials tell us deputy stow was using the best safety practices by bringing in juveniles one at a time. in her ruling, the judge wrote "a judge has an inherent power and, in fact, obligation, to control his or her own courtroom." >> reporter: judge harris compared the situation to someone walking into a castle and saying no to a king. sheriffs officials say they're trying to resolve this difference of opinion with the court. >> lisa: very interesting. mike deforest reporting for us. thank you. today president obama announced the person who he wants to replace the justice antonin scalia. he has a local connection. the president named merrick garland at the rose garden of the white house. influential d.c. circuit of appeals. osha won a battle against seaworld, not allowing trainers in the water with killer whales. the president's nominee to re

. >> also brian stow new mission.how the beating survivor inspiring young students stand up to bullying. >> ready for rain. >> ready for rain. drew has the forecast when 7 >>> it's amazing no one was killed when you see this. what first responders are saying about an incredible crash in walnut creek we show the pictures it's unbelievable. speeding car flew off the freeway into a building. contra costa county sheriff's sent the dash camp video chase to us tonight. here's more on what happened from laura anthony. >> it is extremely lucky. >> cocoa fire marshal saw a lot of accident scenes but few like this one. where a car flew so far hit a building and the occupant survived. >> if they had encountered anything that was even remotely soiled it probably would have been a different out come. >> that after the black sedan flew off highway 24 through a series of trees and bushes and then slid on it roof across a parking lot. into a buildinty firefighters 40 minutes to free the two badly injured people inside. >> still have

there was a time not too long ago when brian stowe was unable to do this. an assault by two men in 2011, following a giants-dodgers game in l.a., left the former paramedic in a coma and eventually bound to a wheelchair. >> i was hurt by adult bullies. >> reporter: speaking to students at hillsdale high today, shtoday stowe called on them to make a pledge. >> i will treat others with kindness, compassion and respec respect. >> reporter: over the past year, stowe has traveled around the bay area, speaking to audiences about the impact of bullying. he views his story as an example of what it can do. >> bullies destroyed my life. bullies hurt my family. >> how would they do this? why would they do that? >> reporter: anthony is a sophomore at the school and feels a personal connection to stowe, not only as a fellow giants fan but also as someone who's been targeting before. after hearing stowe's speech, he plans to follow his advice. >> into my words kill them with kindness or treat people the way you want to be treated. >> reporter: through it all stowe is keep

is that a compliment to harriet beecher stowe? like do you feel good if you're harriet beecher stowe? oh, thank you, yes, i did it, it's all my fault. i don't think the way the story is presented -- it's more ton like how influential harriet beecher stowe was. and whether or not lincoln actually said this i think there's a reason why lincoln might have said it. because bhut things like, this here's the lady who wrote the book that started this great war, it implied that the union cause had a standing and moral credibility. and it had that kind of standing and moral credibility because here was a woman like harriet beecher stowe who'd kind of put her stamp on it, who said this is what it's all about. and if we can refer back to this woman's concern then it gives our cause moral credibility. by 1863 lincoln of course was now pursuing a policy of emancipation to end slavery. he himself was trying to put the war on a higher moral foundation. and so i think it makes sense that he would in some way try to draw on the endorsement of some

we've been following bryan stow's progression since the former paramedic was attacked five years ago. abc 7 news reporter vic lee heard his message to students and his new mission in life. >> reporter: it was a far different bryan stow from the paramedic who was brutally beaten march 31st, 2011 outside dodgers stadium. the victim who suffered severe brain injury. today he walked to the stage, all beat on crutches. but he walked. a huge victory in his long road to recovery. >> i'm bryan stow, and i want to share my story with you. nine months i was in a coma. nine months. i was on a ventilator with a feeding tube. >> reporter: he called his attackers adult bullies, two men who are now paying for their crimes in prison. but stow, the victim of their senseless attack, has a new window in his life, a window with a new mission. >> i survived for a reason. i'm finding my purpose again. i'm on a mission to tell my story of survival. i want to stop bullies from hurting anyone else. >> reporter: the youngsters in the packed auditorium listened to stow's story, the strength of his message writt

we've been following bryan stow's progression since the former paramedic was attacked five years ago. abc 7 news reporter vic lee heard his message to students and his new mission in life. >> rorter: it was a far different bryan stow from the paramedic who was brutally beaten march 31st, 2011 outside dodgers stadium. the victim who suffered severe brain injury. today he walked to the stage, all beat on crutches. but he walked. a huge victory in his long road to recovery. >> i'm bryan stow, and i want to share my story with you. nine months i was in a coma. nine months. i was on a ventilator with a feeding tube. >> reporter: he called his attackers adult bullies, two men who are now paying for their crimes in prison. but stow, the victim of their senseless attack, has a new window in his life, a window with a new mission. >> i survived for a reason. i'm finding my purpose again. i'm on a mission to tell my story of survival. i want to stop bullies from hurting anyone else. >> reporter: the youngsters in the packed auditorium listened to stow's story, the strength of his message written

up next, bryan stow's new mission. is inspiring young students to stand up to bullies. >> and kristen sze has a look at what's coming up at 5:00. >>> coming up next, b.a.r.t.'s plan to reduce commute congestion. but there is a catch. and the building boom planned for oakland. it's almost like adding a new town. and how you can see the early encounters between china and the west, rig >>> do you know all the answers this >> every script we would get, we would rush to the hair and makeup room and say, did you read it yet? it's crazy. it's just such a wonderful ensemble of actors. our minds were kind of blown with each one. >> catch the premiere of "the family" at 9:00 p.m. right here on abc 7. >>> ground breaking for the 14-acre "star wars" themed land will soon begin next month. it's the biggest expansion of disneyland in decades. it will feature a ride that lets visitors pilot the millennium falc falcon. >>> brian stow was the former paramedic attacked five years ago. he now has a new mission in life. >> i'm bryan stow

now stow is it visit students, telling them they shouldn't stand for bullying. . i'm on a mission to tell my story of survival. i want to stop bullies from hurting anyone else. >> stow ended his visit to the asking students to take a pledge against bullying. >> very highly will he trained canines showed their stuff yesterday on capitol hill. lawmakers got a chance to see what the dogs do every day on the job including detecting guns and explosives at ashts nationwide. they want to expand the training program. it's all part of a homeland security hearing. >>> we know the super bowl is the biggest deal for the football season and the oscar the mack daddy an event of award season. >> next week another big deal is a world championship cheese contest. seriously. >> cheese. >> brenda jensen makes h weaybren. send us a little case over here. like to try sheep's cheese. >> please cut a piece of cheese. >> i could sense that that was going to come out of your mouth. >> you saw it clurning in my brain, the toilet humor. sorry. cut the cheese, brenda. >>> coming up from "ins

how brian stowe is trying to prevent bullying. brian stowe - the paramedic badly beaten by two men after a dodgers is still dealing with a severe brain injury. but after years of intense rehab - including learning how to walk again and speak. he's making more of a public presence. as kron 4's terisa estacio shows us tonight. that along with his family - he's committed to trying to prevent bullying in sports and in life. nats welcome brian!!!! from the moment he walked on stage to sit between his two sisters, brian stow was a super star at lincoln high school. sot/tc: the pictures flashed on the screen during a video vividly showed, brian before, and after two men beat him after a sf giants game in los angeles. the students watched in silence. the fact that brian can walk on his own - is nothing short of a miracle - the video also shows his long recovery. he is very forthcoming about how lucky he is. sot/tc: 31 brian stow i couldn't eat. that is me. and what is life is like now. sot/tc: 40 erin collins/brian's brother i take 24 pil

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stow had severe brain injuries after being attacked back in 2011 outside dodger stadium.fter the assault he was nine months in a coma. >> it didn't have to be this way. fan violence equals adult bullies. you should be able to cheer for your team, leave it on the field, no one needs to get hurt. >> stow spread his message to nearly eight dozen schools across california since 2014. >>> other bay area headlines. san jose investigators are trying to figure out what caused a fire to rip through the garage of a home on casa loma court. the fire started around 2:00. firefighters pulled several items from the garage as they doused hot spots. no one was injured. >>> a livermore babysitter is under arrest suspected of physically abusing a 13-month- old boy in her care. officers say 20-year-old moriah gonzales was caught on camera. police say she advertised her services on care.com. they want to hear from anyone who hired her in the past. >>> a proposed transportation line could mean millions of tons of coal moving through oakland. a utah state senate committee just advanced the pro

and with the highest nitrate concentrations ever being found in the des momoes and racoon rivers -- stowe says it's not right to keep pushing that cost on to consumers. consumers.we think the producers upstream who are pushing that pollution down to us should either stop pollututg or pay to remediate it.in any other part of the law -- that would happen outside the courts.but not for the rural -- agricultural drainage districts. districts. yoyocannot sue a drainage districtctor damages because they're not that type of entity.kristine says the iowa supreme court has upheld this becuase drainage districts are not corprpations and don't turn a profit -- they're just pieces of land.the people responsible for them -- in this case -- the county board of supervisors -- can be sued and ordered to fix them if they're damaged.she says since they don't produce any revenue -- they haven't been considered financially responsible for anything outside their own upkeep. upkeep.we believe that it's very clear qn the iowa code and or constitution that our responsibilities as supervisors or trustees is for i

he shot and killed dallas stowe in an apartment off freedom drive yesterday morning. someone drove stowe to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. >>> new this morning a new smartphone app could alert you if there is a police chase nearby. south carolina created the app. a company from texas showed their support yesterday. their son died when a suspect crashed into him during a police chase earlier this year. >> right now we are still numb by it. we are doing anything and everything we can to help make sure this doesn't happen to another family. >> reporter: the former deputy, who created the app, said it will allow police to send out a push to people within a certain radius of a chase. >>> archaeologists think they found a wrecked confederate ship from the civil war off the coast of north carolina. this is a picture that remains of the ship near oak island. a team of divers will confirm the find and go determine which of three possible ships this could be. archaeologists say it has been decades since anyone found a new civil war wreck. >>> gift cards are the new

sot/tc: 31 brian stow i couldn't eat. that is me. and what is life is like now.0 erin collins/brian's brother i take 24 pills. i will have a seizure if i don't. but he was not here to rehash the past, but focus on the future he and his family tour schools now with an anti- bullying campaign. sot/tc: speak up, let me here you. in thanks, the schools glee club performed a touching seranade for the stows with the entire audience participating. it was incredibly moving. sot/tc: 1:13 erin collins and bonnie bush/brian's sisters. students said his speech was life changing. sot/tc: brian was so popular, i had to wait my turn to talk to him about his life now. sot/tc: brian stow/ tes: 1:45 his campaign so popular that they are booked ot the end of the school year and then they hope to go nationwide. te >>justine: drizzles states to the 2016 season possibly more it will take $3.5 million next season three times what it paid last year. the saudis to be approved by the student council city council and board of supervisors. in national news. the pentagon is expected to the i

somebody drove stow to carolina's medical center where he later died. we spoke to a neighbor about what happened before the shooting. >> i heard a little rumbling. and then i heard a gunshot. that's all i heard was one gunshot. i didn't see nothing. i looked out the window. it was clear. i just seen the police pull up >> investigators say the suspect and victim know each other. they haven't established a motive for the shooting. >>> several mcdonald's restaurants in the foothills plan to raise money for the family of two managers who were shot and killed last week. outside the mcdonald's on highway 321 where the shooting happened, coworkers are asking for prayers for rochelle lale and cody watts. lale former boyfriend shot the two coworkers in the parking lot. he faced first-degree murder mcdonald's says collections boxes have been placed at a dozen of their restaurants. >>> a homeowner lost two dogs this morning after a fire broke out in her east charlotte home. shamrock drive. they say the fire started in the downstairs part of the two- story home and

. >>> brian stow took his anti bullying message to lincoln high. part of his new foundation and brings his personal story to students all over the bay. stow is a lifelong san francisco giants fan but attacked and almost killed outside of the stadium in 2011 and spent years recovering and now dedicated his life to talking to students about bullying and fan violence. >> i can only do so much. going out and talking to places and that gets me going and seeing how they react to it. it does a lot for me. >> during today's presentation, stow had the students stand and take an anti bullying pledge. >> many people headed outside to enjoy the great weather in san francisco. dozens showed up for the launch event for the yard at mission rock. a pop-up container. shopping, dining and entertainment village. event organizers are getting ready for the beginning of baseball season. this is video of the event from fresco user molly talessco and today ktvu began the app. you can be a fresco user and be part of the ktvu news team. ktvu will alert you to events happeni

our reporter was at the event yesterday and said that one of highlights was this moment when bryan stowd on the stage with crutches before step down, a big step in the path to recovery. he said the students soaked up every word saying many could relate because they have been bulletlied. >> reducing risk for cancer and you can slash your odds by 20% and it could be something you do already. >> the singer speeding ticket. >> good morning, topping america's money, wall street paying attention to the february jobs report. >> toes have been climbing after comments about the economy from the big banks. the reports say the odds of a recession this year are remote because job gains and stable spending. >> six weeks left to get your taxes done and already the i.r.s. is reporting more than 58 million runs have been filed so far. most of those are e-filed. >> average refund is $3,3053, $5 more than last year. >> good news for fans, candy now available in two flavors fans. they are asking which should become a permanent selection. become a permanent selection. >> that is thank you so much. did you

brian stowe speaking to students on the peninsula today. this is new video just into our newsroom.ou'll remember that brian stowe survived being beaten into a coma outside dodgers stadium five years ago, but it did leave him with permanent injuries. stowe has battled back in his long recovery, telling the story to ninth and tenth graders in san mateo. >> you know, in his previous life, he was a paramedic, so this is just his way to keep giving. >> he's a great person. >>> meteorologist kari hall has been watching that radar like you and i bing watch all kinds of programs. it's so entertaining for her. >> yeah, but the folks in san jose are looking around like, what are you talking about, storm system? because all we've seen today are clouds and a couple of sprinkles. and we are going to see this same kind of weather. just off and on clouds. nothing but fog out there. low visibility in some sports in the north bay. we've also had fog in san francisco. it was misting just enough to give us light measurements of rain. and as this continues to move in, we will still have the clouds all

bryan stow's presentations have also contributed to his own recovery.ery time he comes out in the community to do these things his walking gets better, his attention gets better, his processing gets, better, his word finding gets better, his memory gets better. it's just so inspiring. he intends to continue to spread violence, tell my story around in san mateo jeff pierce kron four news. >> britteny: tonight we had into tomorrow what to expect a few more scattered showers as we go into tomorrow same thing in the morning commute suspect what roads and then in the weekend when conditions heavy rain expected and another round of serous know. we will see a storm tracker for social and dry conditions in the south of san jose a few more scattered showers and everywhere else looks to be dry satellite radar shot shows as we go into the rest of this evening we see another round of light shower activity mainly from lake tahoe down to moderate and where we see the rain fall pretty much moving through a region already tracking another route into the rest of tonight

and with the highest nitrate concentrations ever being found in the des moines and racoon rivers -- stowe says it's not right to keep pushing that cost on to consumers. consumers.we think the producers upstream who are pushing that pollution down to us should either stop popouting or payayo remediate it.in any other part of the law -- that would happen outside the courts.but not for the rural -- agricultural drainage districts. districts. you cannot sue a drainage they're not that type of entity.kristine says the iowa supreme court has upheld this idea of "unqualified immunity" becuase drdrnage districts are not corporations and don't turn a profit -- they're just pieces of land.the people responsible for them -- in this case -- the county board of supervisors -- can be sued and ordered to fix them if they're damaged.she says since they don't produce any revenue -- they haven't been considered financially responsible for anything outside their own upkeep. upkeep.we believe that it's very clear in the iowa code and or constitution that our responsibilities as supervisors or trustees is for

and with the ghest nitrate t- concentrations ever being found in the des moines and racoon r rers -- stowe says it's not right to keep pushing that cost on to consumers. producers upstream who are pushing that pollution down to us should either stop polluting or pay to remediate it.in any other part of the law -- that would happen outside the courts.but not for the rural -- agricultural drainage districts. districts. you cannot sue a drainage district fordamages s because they're not that type of entity.kristine says the iowa supreme court has upheld this idea of "unqualified immunity" becuase drainage didiricts are not cocoorations and don't turn a profit -- they're just pieces of land.the people responsible for them -- in this case -- the county board of supervisors -- cabe sued and ordered to fix them if they're damaged.she says since thth don't produce any revenue -- they haven't been considered financially responsible for anything outside their own upkeep. upkeep.we believe that it's very c@ear in the iowa code and or constitution that our responsibilitiees as supervisors or trustees

someone drove stowe to carolina's medical center, where he later died. the suspect and victim knew each other. >>> prosecutors say two men accused of an armed robbery at gastonia mall may be linked to other crimes. reginald tate and jared jefferies are accused of robbing bath and body works workers in january. jefferies is accused of leading officers on a high speed chase. our partners at the gaston ga set report a judge refused to lower his bond yesterday. prosecutors have not said what other crimes the suspects may be connected to. confirmed new cases of the pumps. there are a total of 15 confirmed cases, four in mecklenburg county, two in iredell. nine probable cases between the two counties. channel 9 confirmed two cases were linked to employees at lowes corporate headquarters. and two students at unc charlotte were diagnosed with the pumps. lowes and unc chave chave taken -- unc have taken steps to keep their areas safe. >>> last week we reported the fifth case of zika virus was confirmed in north carolina. a woman in wake county recently traveled o

ryan stow is a san francisco giants fan. he suffered severe brain damage at the hands of two men who have since been sentenced to prison. now stow is visiting students, telling them they shouldn't stand for bullying. >> i survived for a reason. i'm finding my purpose again. i'm on a mission to tell my story of survival. i want to stop bullies from hurting anyone else. >> stow ended his visit to the high school, asking students to take a pledge against bullying. >>> some very highly trained canines showed their stuff yesterday on capitol hill. asking students to take a pledge against bullying. lawmakers got a chance to see what the dogs do every day on the job including detecting guns and explosives at 40 airports nationwise. the tsa wants to expand its training program so that dogs can detect explosives carried by people. it's all part of a homeland security hearing. >>> we know the super bowl is the biggest deal for the award season. >> well, next week, another big deal in madison, wisconsin, is the world championship chees

the serial airport stow-away is at it again. ahead, the punishment for her latest act. plus, what's wrong with this license plate? how the arts and craft project landed a woman behind bars. and the shocking video you'll only see on 10. coming up in our next 30 minutes, rico bush breaks down this fight between a 12- year-old student and his new this morning, the serial stow-away who found her way onto several planes without a ticket, is facing the consequences. a chicago judge sentenced 64-year- old marilyn hartman to six-months at a mental health facility. the sentence comes after she pleaded guilty to trespassing on state property. police arrested her last month at chicago' s o'hare international aiport. she violated a previous court order to stay away from airports. police arrested her three previous times for boarding a plane without a ticket. police in part of new york state arrested a woman because she had a fake license plate on her vehicle. you can see right here that it is made of cardboard, and painted to look like a real one. a deputy in erie county stopped he

ryan stow suffered brain damage sinc been sentenced to prison. now stow istisiting studen, telling them they ouldn't stand forbullying. >> i surved f reason. m finding my purpose ain. i'm on a mission to tell my story ofsurvival. i want to stop bullies from hurting anyone else >> stow ended his visit to the asking students to take pledge against bullying. >> very highly will he trained canines showed their stuff yesterday on capitol hill. lawmakers got a chance to see what the dogs dovery day on the job including detecting guns anxplosive at s naonwithant t expand the training prram. it's all part of a heland securityhearin >>> we know e super bowl is th biggest deal for the footba sean and the oscar theack daddy an ent of award season. >> next weeknother big deal is a world championship cheese seriously. >> eese >> fro wisconn. >> hidden sprin creamery will be there. it's no ordinary chee. ownernda jensen makes her cheese every sheep's milk. shs hong f good results next we. we say good luck to you, brenda send us a little case or here. like to t

they're from stowe and massillon and they killed westlake student nick massa in a robbery attempt. it happened at massa's apartment off-campus on february 7th. massa was a freshman and managerial marketing manager. the crime shook up the campus, westlake where massa lived and the stowe monroe schools where a suspect was a student. because of their ages, the suspects are simply charged with deliquency by reason of homicide. if the judge sides with prosecutor and it moves to adult court, they'll likely be charged with murder and named, the difference is very significant. if they're convicted in juvenile court they can only be held until their 21. in adult court the consequences are far more serious. i'll update it online as soon as a decision is made in ravenna. we're headed tloo right now. paul orlousky, cleveland 19. >> tia: you can also download the mobile app. there are rocking planning to make over the exterior of the rock 'n roll hall of fame, but it's not full steam ahead just yet. the plans call forp an outdoor cafe, live music stage and giant sculpture of the words long live

will fall and how >>> at the top of today's social scene, we have this post from the new york stow mayor. he signed a bill allowing people to use restrooms or locker rooms consistent with their gender identity. he said we value diversity, we welcome everyone and we do not toll rat discrimination. >>> a growing list of highway profile sponsors including nike and porsche are walking away from tennis star maria sharapova. tag heuer says it is suspending contract negotiates with her. sharapova said she took the drug for years for health reasons and wasn't aware of a recent ban. that is what is happening on today's social scene. >>> have you filed your taxes jet in if not, the fbi stays stop stalling and get on t live on your side's monica laliberte is here with why the message is coming from that government agency. this is something you've warned about before. >> i have. because the fallout from not filing early can be serious. we all know the scammers want easy money any way they can get it a i growing go-to for them, filing false tax returns to get your refund money. the sooner you file, t

and hulk hogan's 100 million-dollar gawker, stow abolished a a portion of the sex tape where he is seen having sex with aol friend 's wife man's wife, he is suing's for invasion of privacy they say that since he is a public figure in the sex tape is newsworthy they jury selection last week will decide . and houston today taiwan undressed climbs atop an 18 wheeler and started dancingan happened after a crash is unclear issues involved in the crashi and not known why she know why she climbed up on the scene line they fire department ladder truck pulled up to get her down she is now in custodyck. is going to take time for the grateful rape of ginter in the meantime we will stay warm and rain freewe looking at the clouds that move-in . we had a good looking good-looking sunset for the most part . the warmth will be around for several days with a refreshing warm breeze and rain drops move in, and once they do, it will be heavy at times .on today a a high of safety for the normal is 43, about 20 above normal . sunset approaching 6:30 2:00 a.m.a . then sunset sunday will be at 7:32 p.m. .un it

stowe to pretend they don't support the party in this occurs is in both parties they were equally guilty. with their own representative compromise. in for those to sacrifice their own party principles. [applause] >> if you're interested in these questions get as many people here as possible. >> i appreciate what the panel is talking about. and with my own reaction to this. politics is my number one hobby around us a kitchen table to grow up a democrat but now because of the media run by multimillionaire's they run the campaign just like a reality show. and i get sucked into them. by first question and a couple months ago that this is the next episode. did i realize i was getting off on that. they could be trivializing the the media. and there is no way to learn. to give hours of my time so the question is about to donald trump and to escalate. and with that black protester. and i am concerned. in there is a way to a tube down this maelstrom. >>. >> here is the bottom-line. kin to be all just get along? in the media system appears to be literally incapable of what they're dealing with. bu

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the beating after the giants' opening day game against the dodgers left stowe in a coma.oday he visits hillsdale high school in san mateo to share his story. he has been speaking at high schools across california in an effort to stop bullying. >>> 725 typhoon. the warriors have a big game tonight. they are hosting the oklahoma city thunder at oracle arena. the warriors beat the thunder last saturday thanks to steph curry, who hurt his ankle on this play right there. he had that 37-foot three-pointer in overtime. he hurt his ankle. he miss tuesday's night's game. he is questionable. andre igodala has a left hamstring tightness. we hope. >>> could be the first major overhaul in 40 years. up nexters the possible changes being considered to san francisco's parking permit. >>> good morning. we are learning more information about a spectacular crash that happened here at walnut creek. a car flew off of the freeway and plowed into that building. what happened to the two people inside and you'll hear from one of the paramedics who just happened to witness this crash and ran over

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arizona.the reds and indians in goodyear....bernie stowe's name on the outfield wall....- and the reds came out hitting. first inning, eugenio suarez with a double into the gap in right center field....newcomer around....and the reds first chance to score didn't come close. billy hatcher will have to work on that.-but then brandon phillips with a sharp single to right field that brought in suarez and the reds have their first lead of the season.-suarez will replace todd frazier at third base and he's shown he can hit. this was the third inning with men on base. this double ran to the wall....two guys came home...the reds win their cactus league opener. the reds and the indians start the cactus league with a three game series. they play again wednesday at 3:05 the yankees won't have aroldis chapman for the first 30 games of 2016 regular season. he's accepted a penalty for a domestic incident that involved his girlfriend in miami. he doesn't plan to appeal over the weekend the st x aquabombers won another state title with a vengence. this is how they got it started in canton...seting a n

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brian stowe talked about 209th and 10th graders in san mateo.he suffered severe brain injuries after being attacked in 2011. he spent nine months in a coma.>> i can still do my favorite things in life. >> reporter: his visit at about a dozen schools since 2014 spreading the anti-bullying message.>> the other big story today is the weather. what do we say to rain buckets? get them out. >> it's true. get ready for some heavy rain this weekend. everybody has been asking me where is the rain? we have had a quarter of an inch of rain. let's check in with weather watchers and see what they had to say today. we are seeing temperatures pretty much in the 60s everywhere. 63 says charlie and belay hope. he says, looks like a lot -- looks a lot like rain. it appears as if doppler radar is not picking up any rain, but you have to imagine it radar beams, it's about 2700 feet high. underneath that is where we are picking up the raindrops around the golden gate bridge. we picked up 2/100 of an inch of rain there. we obviously have fog it feels muggy outside. t

stowe told students today he survived for a reason. >> i'm on a mission to tell my story of survival.i want to stop bullies from hurting anyone else. don't participate. don't just stand and watch. doing nothing sends a message that the bullying behavior is okay. it's not. >> the two men who attacked stowe pleaded guilty to assault, each was sentenced to several years in jail. >>> strong sales on bay area car lots. still ahead we crunch the numbers on car loans, payments and leases. >>> also bill martin's complete forecast says wet weather bears down on the bay area. >>> car sales are on the increase. last month up 7% compared to the same time last year. >> the big spring selling season hasn't even started yet. tom vacar tells us how much buyers are spending and why. >> reporter: walnut creek ford says these truly are good times and look to continue. >> up 20% this year over last year. so far it is already march and we see a trend in that direction. >> reporter: experience just released car buying study. it says compared to a year ago the average u.s. car loan is in $1170 higher to a n

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the stow couple ripped off for nearly $6,000 before their wedding. today the man responsible pleaded guilty in court to grand theft. >> cory friedman is owner of simply elegant weddings in richfield. all together there are 23 money back. friedman will be on probation two years and must pay over $26,000 in restitution immediately. he must also return all video and pictures taken. today cleveland police officer mr. jackson pleaded not guilty. he faces assault charges and more accused of attacking a woman last october. he is free on $10,000 bond and remains on unpaid leave. >>> we have a health alert for you about the flu. we are seeing a spike in cases as it is widespread throughout ohio. last week there were 203 new cases confirmed and people hospitalled with the flu. that's up from 93 the week before. this brings the total to 653 since flu season began last october. last year at this time there were almost 8,000. that's when the flu vaccine was not well-matched for circulating flu viruses. >> all right. >> i did. it was so beautiful. you are confused

stow >>> a big event that could change lives. it's called "he got up." organizers are hoping to bring 30,000 people to the citrus pole easter sunday -- bowl easter sunday. and you found out that 68 families live in motel rooms there. >> reporter: and this group says if they can get those to this citrus bowl on march 27th. they hope to offer them food, healthcare, even job opportunities . >> they have clean food, take a shower. >> reporter: everyone who lives here has to work and plan for permanent housing. he tries to move them on in about three months. a couple miles away, ortiz and his family have young pictures on this motel wall. >> when you moved in three years ago, did you ever think it would be that long? >> no. definitely not. >> reporter: moving to apartment and home is not easy. >> we gotta pay weekly. so it's hard for us to save money to pay for a lease the first sxhonth last month. >> reporter: volunteers are gather people like ricardo together on easter sunday and offer them help. >> we're set up for about 5,000 haircuts. we'll be set up for

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. >> five years after being beaten nearly to death at a giants-dodgers game, brian stow shares his message with school children. this is a full hour of your choice for prime time news. >>> breaking news. we are following tonight, health officials confirm a second case of the zika virus in the bay area. a person has tested positive for the virus in san francisco. the virus has been linked to serious birth defect. hello everybody, i'm pam moore. a r stone joins us with the latest details on this case. j.r. >> reporter: those officials are saying this person has recovered and is doing well now. now, when it comes to the zika cases in california, we're talking about five different counties. we have a map. it's not quite working right now, but five different counties where this has been confirmed. san francisco county, napa county, yolo county, los angeles county and san diego county. it's official. a san francisco resident has tested positive for the zika virus. a virus spread by mosquitoes and a virus that in some cases has been linked to babies born with unusually small heads. health officia