the 2011 attack left stowe with brain damage. he spoke about the attack with students at an elementary school in hum belt county, part of a tour he's doing to educate kids about what happened to him and how to deal with bullies. >> makes me feel good if one of the children here understood what i was saying. i think i've done my job. but when all of them are chanting for me, that makes me feel really good. >> stowe started his own foundation to fight bullying and fan violence. >>> a new name, new signs, new scoreboard, what about new food? what's new at oracle park, what's new for giants fans next. >>> and happening now, get ready to shell out more money to cross the golden gate bridge. the bridge district board approved raising the toll to almost $10 within five years. that means for drivers who use invoice billing, the tolls will increase by 35 cents a year, bringing the toll from its current $8 to $9.75. the new toll for drivers with a fastrak will be $8.75, up from $7.25. the new tolls will go into effect july 1st. the giants

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it is attack similar to that the killed brian stowe.l fracture and is now on life support after being beaten in the parking lot at dodger stadium after a game. the victim went down and hit his head on the concrete. the attack is stemming from an argument that apparently followed a dodgers game at dodger stadium that went into extra innings. police are looking for the attackers. it mirrored what happened to brian stowe a few years ago. he sustained a severe brain injury. >>> no signs of a man who jumped into the san joaquin river to rescue his son. her screws have been scouring the waters looking for the 41- year-old father of three. he went into the delta on friday after his 1-year-old fell off the fishing boat. rescuers say a little boy, who is in serious condition, but the father has yet to turn up. >>> san francisco fire department reaching out to the community it serves. more than 200 people are attending a free event to the fire station near the playground yesterday. family health and safety resource fears included free smoke alarm

jewish food can be kind of bland and it is comfort food for us and nostalgic and that is why we love it stow much, but it is not always the best food. last week for those people who watched top chef, were almost at the final and a woman chef from kentucky was jewish and had to cook something from their own heritage and mix it with chinese flavors and she went shopping in a store where she couldn't read the packages. all the chefs had to do that. she bought crackers and made matzo ball soup and she won. hearing them discussing it, i felt a sense of pride. this is a gourmet challenge and she might win the title with a bowl of matzoh ball soup. it goes to rachel's point about what is jewish cuisine and what are the elements that define it. >> exactly. and so much of how it has been defined it united states has been shaped by companies like the manischewitz company which promoted matzoh ball soup as an everyday food. plaza is a food for passover and matzo ball soup only used to be dumb blings for the holiday of passover but the company had an amazing idea to sell their matzoh meal to make matzo

show. >> yes. >> seth: and now you have brought it back to a one-hour e stow in new york city. >> iaughter ] >> seth: there will be nothing left after this. >> no, no. she's hausted. >> seth: and it's sold out, which is fantastic. congratulations. i always feel bad when people -- [ cheers and applause ] yeah. >> thanks. >> seth: whepeople come on to promote something and they can't gain anything from their appearance here. do you have any -- because you've done it for so long, and had it in your life for so long, can you still get nervoubefore a show? is that something that happens? >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: okay. >> no, absolutely.'s yeah, ust that moment of hell just like three seconds before you go -- like i just had here now, actually. [ laughter ] why do we do this? and then you're there, and then you're there and you're like, "oh, this is why." i >> setthere a moment -- i mean, there's the first scene, which was the first scene in the television show, as well, yes? that you opened. >> yes. >> seth: i mean, that's such a good scene. you must have a moment of, like, if i can just

if you are not standingou at your station, scanning or picking or stowing, a manager picking or stowingow where you are at from the time that you are not scanning t until the time that you start scanning again. >> tucker: you are on surveillance camera for every moment you are at work? that seems orwellian and terrifying. >> right. we have direct cameras on us from behind that watch every move we make. you know, from -- i mean, it doesn't matter if you are scamping your nose or coming down off the ladder, they watch -- to me, the only time they ever take care of safety issues is if you do something wrong.f but as far as the safety issues from when i injured myself back in october 2017, that was a big issue and dave clark had made a statement on nbc saying theyen had gotten the station fixed immediately, right after myon injury, which was another lie that they had told nbc because in january, 2018, when i went back to work, they had -- the station still was not fixed and i reinjured myself on the same station. the mental that you have to put up with keeping rate, the safety issues that t

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they are more used to trying to deter attempts by migrants to stow away or be smuggled in vehicles crossinge of small craft to cross the strait. the migrants breached the security perimeter and used a maintenance ladder to climb on deck last night. the whole ship, run by the dfds line, had to be searched, causing delays but it has now resumed service. the search for a british climber who's been missing on one of the world's highest mountains for nearly a week, has been called off for the day. tom ballard and his italian climbing partner, were scaling a peak in pakistan known as "killer mountain", when they last made contact. our correspondent richard galpin is following the story in islamabad. there's been yet another setback. there had been a lot of hope that a spanish climber who had been on k2 would be brought to naga parbat, the killer mountain, and he has several high—altitude drones with him and the idea was that those would be used to scour the mountain to try and find these missing climbers. but that attempt to get him to naga parbat base camp has failed. they got as far as skardu,

they are more used to try to deter attempts by migrants to stow away or be smuggled in vehicles crossingt rise in the use of small craft to cross the strait. the migrants breached the security perimeter and used a maintenance ladder to climb on deck last night. the whole ship, run by the dfds line, had to be searched, causing delays but it has now resumed service. the headlines on bbc news... the dutch husband of shamima begum, the teenager who has been stripped of her british citizenship forjoining the islamic state group, tells the bbc he wants them to live in the netherlands. police name yousef ghaleb makki as the 17—year—old boy who was stabbed to death near altrincham last night. the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, warns that attempts to end yemen's civil war have reached, in his words, the "last chance saloon". storm freya is expected to starting bringing strong winds of up to 80mph, dangerous conditions and travel disruption to england and wales later today. kathryn stan—chessun is on bardon hill in leicestershire for us and sent us this update. it is windy here already, you can s

the attack brings back painful memories of giants fan brian stow, who suffered severe brain damage afterng attacked at the stadium in 2011. the dodgers increased security following that attack. a go fund me account has been set up to help with that dodger fan's medical expenses. ( marty ) a plea frothe father of áthisá little boy in oakland. four-year-old navaughn jackson remains in critical condition, after he accidently shot himself in the head with a gun last week. navaughn's father -- 28 year old nathan jackson is calling on the state's help to see his child -- as the little boy clings to life. jackson is an inmate at salinas valley state prison. his family is asking the state to give him visitation rights at children's hospital in oakland.. kron 4's noelle bellow has our report. he's sorry for the bad choices that he made that got him here and away from his son, but no parent could ever imagine something like this would happen. jamilia land visited her nephew nathan jackson at salinas valley state prison saturday... she's his first visitor since he heard the news about his four year

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stowe y so you want to make sure the person doesn't become overly sedated. so it is monitored during the time it is administered. but the reason people are excited about it, it has a different mechanism of action and people hope that that means that it will help patients who haven't responded to the other drugs we have, things like prozac and zoloft and current anti-depress sents. because for a lot of people they don't get the relief. so anyone specific who might be a good candidate? >> the drug is a proofed for use treatment resistant depression. so essentially that means that person has failed prior trials. so this is something that people would use if they don't respon toer on things. >> and it is a cousin of ketamine? >> currently drugs are transmitters. but this is a different system. >> and i think most are familiar with ssris. >> that's correct. and some others also act on dopami dopamine, but again this is a different system. so hopefully this helps people who haven't responded to other drugs. >> but this isn't new using ketamine to treat depression.

you may remember bryan stow, the giants fan who was brutally beaten outside a giants game. he is doing a tour to educate kids on what happened to him and how to deal with bullies. he started his on foundation to combat bullying and fan violence. we wish him all the best in his continued recovery. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay," a new name, new signs, new scoreboard, but what about the food? we'll tell you what's new for giants fans at oracle park. that's next. ♪ [ crying ] ♪ you protect them at home. we help protect them online. this is beyond wifi. this is xfi. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. rockies 6 to 4... and you could watch it right here on nbc bay >>> welcome back. the giants beat the colorado rockies 6-4, you could have watched it here on nbc bay area. hopefully you did. let's take you out to scottsdale stadium in arizona. look at this memorable moment. solarte hits a three-run homer. it was a good night for the giants. at home, fans got a sneak peek of what's new at the renamed oracle park. most notable, a huge video scoreboard. the f

to my desk, i like to bring a little carry-on of news stories that are three ounces or less and i stow overhead bin that is my segment... "meanwhile." ( cheers and applause ) meanwhile! it gives hope. meanwhile gives hope to a troubled nation. >> jon: that's right. >> stephen: meanwhile, in spac news, nasa has canceled its first-ever all-female spacewalk "citing the lack of a spacesuit in the right size." so, apparently, we pick our female astronauts the same way we pick our rockettes. (as producer) : "look, toots, if you want to walk in space, you got to fit the costume. what do you want?" according to nasa, both women would need a size medium, "but only one is readily available." shouldn't nasa's sizing be more specialized than a box of free t-shirts? "uh, this is houston. we don't have any mediums left, but we do have an xxl. you could sleep in it." ( laughter ) meanwhile, in arnold schwarzenegger chasing a mini pony while riding a bicycle to tobey keith's "shoulda been a cowboy" news... ♪ i should have been a cowboy i should have learned to rope and ride ♪ >> come here little horse

so when derek dies, in 2007, and nigel inherits the remaining set of churchill's dentures, he stows them in his cufflinks drawer. >> they're not something that you have on the mantelpiece. and i kept thinking to myself, "i must do something about these. they're just sitting there." >> was it about the money? >> it was more about recognition for my father. he was too shy during his life to mention them. >> coming up, nigel's plan to get his dad that recognition. how much interest were you able to generate in these? >> you know, the term is "gone viral," and it did. >> that's next. >> here's another quiz question for you. which american revolutionary war figure was also a practicing dentist? the answer in a moment. you. all of you. how you live, what you love. that's what inspired us to create america's most advanced internet. internet that puts you in charge. that protects what's important. it handles everything, and reaches everywhere. this is beyond wifi, this is xfi. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity, the future of awesome. >> so, which american revolutionary war figure was also a practic

phoned the interview of the young woman who lives with the speaker speaking stow her on the phone inanta. she said she has no plans to come home. >> i'm happy where i'm at. i'm happy. >> that young woman is 23 year old jocelyn savage. her family believes she's being held against her will and say this is the first time they into to her in two years. she's not tied to criminal charges. >>> alex trebek battling cancer. the host says he plans to fight everything. >> with the love and support of my family and friends, and with the help of your prayers also, i plan to beat the low survival rates for this disease. >> trebek goes on to joke he has to beat cancer because his contract calls for him to host "jeopardy" three more years. he's been hosting since 1984. he says he's going to keep working while fighting that disease. a strong person. ♪ in the shallow >> as lady gaga's famous quote goes, there could be 100 records in the charts and 99 don't reach the chart. but one does. she and bradley cooper's hit "shallow" from the film. it's the singer's first number one in eight years. she posted

gunmen who took over the facility fighters who are loyal to warlords leave the house so then full stows gunmen out and he's now old is meant to leave off to talks with members of libya's unity government. the u.s. will no longer give india and turkey preferential trade status starchild says india has failed to provide assurances allow reasonable access to its markets and trade officials say turkey no longer qualifies because its economy sufficiently developed the generalized system of preferences aims to promote economic development in selected countries by allowing some exports to went to the united states to use the free phone as well as opposition leader one guy though is called on his supporters to keep protesting against president nicolas maduro was wedo was mobbed by crowds after returning to caracas from a tour of his latin american allies who is there to gather support after a failed u.s. led attempt to bring aid into venezuela president maduro threatened to arrest kwaito for breaking a travel ban but the u.s. has warned any action against him will have consequences somali presi

not as if they didn't launch many investigations and used their oversight power, you know, with gust stowe. >> yeah, elections have consequences and oversight is within their purview. some of this stuff can be totally legit, but with all eras of congress and investigations and on slauts of investigations there is a political calculation in how much the american public can take of a two-year michael cohen show, for instance. and whether that would be convincing to them, that they should go with your team in the next election, which i think is what democrats are -- that's the ultimate end here. look, i do think there is a shift not just from the ty cobb era to the current era in the trump white house, but there is a shift among democrats in the rhetoric about mueller which is he is the gold standard, we're going to wait for all of this to come out, on collusion this is going to be the end game, this is the answer, right? whatever he tells us is important. and now we get, well, we already have evidence of a obstruction of justice according to nadler, it's a done deal any way and now we're goi

. >> i'm jacque cue stow. we're on a boat. >> what was the inspiration for this show? a comedy show when his vehicle was hit by a walmart tractor-trailer in a deadly multi-vehicle crash. >> what do we say in the last o.g., second chance is a beautiful thing. i know, i got hit by a truck. i wasn't supposed to walk away from that. that truck was doing 75 miles per hour. >> was there ever a point in your recovery where you thought i may never return to comedy? i don't know if my brain works the same? >> every day. i was scared to death. forget comedy, i didn't know if i was ever going to -- it's bigger than comedy, man. i didn't know if i was going to walk again, man. i didn't know if i was going to talk again. i'm just living my life one day at a time. that's all i'm doing. make something happen today, forget about tomorrow or yesterday. it's over. ain't nothing you can do about it, but the future we can change. >> wow. >> looks like it's going to be quite the conversation on sunday. by the way, you can always see more of willie's conversations on sunday today and for th

this is stowe. this guy carving up the corduroy.e for spring skiing. you'll have that this week. east coast, che >>> good morning. when does a monday make you happy? when you see no rain in the forecast. temperatures hitting the 50s and 60s this afternoon. we'll be in the same place tomorrow. a little breezy but look at the hesegment brought to you by quick books. >>> thank you, my friend. we're here with one of the most sought after motivational speakers. rachel hollis. her first book, "girl, wash your face," was a number one bestseller. now she's written the brand new "girl, stop apologizing." thank you so much for coming. >> oh, my gosh. thank you, thank you. thank you for having me. >> we thought we would start by going back to the beginning. i think we can pull it up right now. your instagram post kind of launched this and got you going. you're there in your swimsuit. you said it, stretch marks and all, you're embracing it. this is something you carried through your message. what was at the core of this? >> truthfully, tequila

below and they can go above the guidelines because they legally can do so and have been able to do stow for many years now. >> barbara mcquaid, i would ask you how you feel about the sentence given because i know how you feel, because there's a quote from you calling the sentence atrociously low and absurd. prosecutors said in court said we talked about paul manafort for 50 hours, we got nothing of value from him and we know now that he lied to us. >> i think this sentence is atrociously low, 47 months out average of 19 to 24 years. this is something you see quite a bit in white collar cases. danny out of the gate was expecting a sense tenexpect ing a sentence of 10 to 15 years. it is the evidence of two americas. we see in white collar crime cases where defendants get a huge break on their sentencing guidelin guidelines. they say things like paul manafort said i feel shame, i already feel punished because of the embarrassment i feel among my peers. tell that to the indigent defendant who doesn't have prominent people to vouch for them. to say he as led an otherwise blameless life is li