also, selling t-shirts. anything they can do to raise money to help brian pay for his medical bills. they're selling t-shirts for $20 a pop. they have sold 700 and the first couple of hours. i spoke to bryant's friends today and said he spoke to him just before brought left to go down the the game. >> shocking, tragic i was talking to him the day before and i remember saying i know you're going to that day and have fun, be careful. the calls started coming in on friday and it was almost a real. i couldn't believe it. >>kate: this is some of the memorabilia that is being auctioned off here at the event. it is not quite to stop here when it comes to raising money. they will keep going. it they're going to have othellos event at the giants game on monday, 100 of brian's co- workers are going to be wearing those t-shirts that they're selling going up and down the stadium and trying to fill with as much money as possible. and again tried to help them out and raise as much money as possibly can. reporting live in

family members selling t-shirts outside at&t park say he will be overwhelmed by the fan support. >> when he wakes up and sees everything that's going on, i think it's going to definitely put a smile on his face, yeah. he's going to be humbled. >> people have been flocking over, interested. we have a couple different designs. there are a few different t-shirts being made. a lot of people just want to give a donation. >> reporter: chad wanted to spend opening day making sure fans remember to be good sports. >> we're going to play together, we're going to ban together and show what baseball's and. and this isn't just important for san francisco. it's every city around the country. there's this sense of divisiveness between teams, and i just don't think that's necessary. >> reporter: on opening day, giants' baseball filled the stadium with what felt like old friends. now, stow supporters say they will be back out here monday night selling t-shirts and letting fans know it's just a baseball game on monday night the giants host the dodgers. jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> up ne

threadless.com is a t-shirt company that gets all its designs online from customers. >> it is... is a community of people they've built and engaged in their business that designs t-shirts, votes on the t-shirts, then promotes and talks about them online. >> reporter: zach clayton says, be it business, politics or everyday life, if you don't join the chatter, you'll be left behind. >> it's hard to imagine people who say "i don't do phone" today. and if you don't do social media today, you're missing out on a big piece of the national conversation. >> reporter: and speaking of that neverending conversation, i want to bring you into it! log on to the n.b.r. facebook page and tell us what social media means to your life or your business. anna olson, "nightly business report," washington and facebook.com. >> tom: look for us at "biz report" on facebook. you can friend us and be a part of our daily conversation. and that's "nightly business report" for wednesday, april 20. i'm tom hudson. good night, everyone. and good night to you, too, susie. >> susie: good night, tom. i'm susie ghar

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the other participants were given a t-shirt, patch, and admission to the zoo. also included was food, fun, and fellowship. hundreds of oregon and washington residents celebrated recovery from alcohol and drug addiction by joining hands across the interstate 5 bridge connecting the two states. during this annual event, participants celebrated recovery with ceremonies on both the vancouver and portland sides of the columbia river. citizens gathered together in york, pennsylvania, to celebrate recovery with a day at the ballpark. during the york revolution versus lancaster barnstormers ballgame, the recovery community joined together and formed the first human chain around the stadium in honor of those affected by the disease. there were fun activities, along with live music, all-you-can-eat hot dogs, nachos, and soda, plus the ballgame! recovery schools and friends in madison, wisconsin, held a kickball tournament and art show for their community. attendees were able to create their own art masterpieces as well as look at other paintings, listen to stories of rec

what does that t-shirt sold on the counterfeit corner have to do with phony pharmaceuticals. look how counterfeit items are a multibillion dollar business. >> reporter: by the time you pay for tickets and beverages, if you can save a couple dollars on a t-shirt, why not. >> i don't participate in that. >> you would steer clear of that? >> i don't know where it comes from. i'm not interested in that stuff. >> reporter: but not everyone feels that way. >> when they buy something that is countser fit they have no idea who they are buying it from and they have no idea where that money is going. >> so it is follow the money train? >> absolutely. could lead us anywhere. might lead us to gang members in l.a. >> reporter: or worst-case scenario. >> there are some reports that some illegal organizations are using the proceeds of counterfeit intellectual property rights, goods, to fund illegal activities overseas. >> reporter: under homeland security customs and border protection tries to prevents counterfeit goods from getting into this country. immigration and customs enforcement mov

this is sasso, a t-shirt store doesn't quite do justice. anyone to customize dozens of different products. from posters, i've had cases tissues. users have the option of ordering someone else's design. >> for her it began on a laptop. >> thousand sold with her getting a health a cut of the profits. >> every time i would get an e-mail that and it is sale it's like i wanted to announce a to the world. it it's different than getting a paycheck. it's something that he lacks the created. >> what percentage of the sale to the greeter get? >> more than you would expect. long story short you can make anywhere from 20 to 60 percent of the sale without ever touching it. >> it's a formula that has served just as well. he launched the website in 2005 with his father and brother. he said sisal is running in more than $100 million a year in revenue. the users great 150,000 new products every day. it literally every second new designs are being offloaded to the website. from there the machines takeover building not exactly to your specifications. a unique

the t-shirts 6 for 9.99 each. american rag to be exact. the. oakland making a couple of roster moves today after leaving saturday's game with shoulder stiffness. dallas has been put on the dl. not just braiden but rich transferred to the 60 day disabled list. he's been out with a strained right shoulder. the sharks arrived in los angeles knowing they need a different showing than the last game against the kings. today one last tuneup before a trip to l.a. tomorrow. a pivotal game three at staples center. the kings have been antagonizing the sharks. the series is tied at one. now the sharks need to assert their game for the next two contests in l.a. >> it's good to you have to think of it for 48 hour an we will be hungry and know they will be excited to play the first home game in front of their fans. >> two days is a long time between games especially after the game we played the other day, too bad we weren't playing tonight but there should be an overwhelming hunger even if we play a perfect game. if that is missing this time of year we have t

his brother-in-law is selling t-shirts in his honor. they say play together. >> anybody should be able to go to any stadium wearing any of the colors they want to wear without having to be faced with this type of abuse. you know, bryan was being abused from the moment he sat down to the moment he was overtaken by these guys. that shouldn't happen anywhere. >> reporter: opening day, a perfect reminder being here is all about the love of the game. and a lot of fans out here who couldn't get into the sold-out game were enjoying themselves at momo's or other venues here close to the park. i did talk to a lot of fans today. and every single one of them told me they are absolutely convinced that the giants could pull it off again this season, but they say they could do without all that torture. back to you guys. >> i think torture is still the order of the day. thank you, marianne. speak of bryan stow, his family was actually in the stands today. there was wonderful moment when the crowd gave his two children a standing ovation for being here

worker. >> agent ho says that they are looking at whether they can legally donate the almost 2,000 t-shirtsfiscated outside at&t park to the earthquake and tsunami victims in japan. coming up thursday night another look at where the money goes when you buy those counterfeit goods. in some cases it is gangs in la all the way up to terrorists overseas. if you have a story idea for us send an e-mail to another look at cbs5.com. >> the faa has issued an emergency order for all airlines to inspect three types of 737 aircraft. southwest has been inspecting its 737s after a hole ripped open in one plane on friday. but as randall pinkston reports, the company has now found problems with other planes. >> reporter: southwest airlines says it has found cracks in five 737s. the company finished inspecting 79 of the older jets after a hole ripped into the top of one on friday. now the faa is ordering other airlines to examine some of their aging 737s, about 100 planes worldwide. crews will use a device that can detect cracks not seen by the human eye. >> it is critical that the inspections be done so th

they have dedicated a t-shirt to matui, first thousand fans will get a t-shirt for free.ill be donating a dollar to the relief efforts for the victims in japan from the earthquake and tsunami. matsui is a huge superstar in japan. he says he hopes his performance this weekend will help bring good news to the people there. he has donated generously to the relief efforts. as another japanese superstar, seattle mariner suzuki. the uniforms will be auctioned off and signing autographed pictures of each player. so far the a's have raised $50,000 for the victims. it will be a great baseball weekend here in oakland. it should be a lot of fun, fun with a purpose. >> weather will be great for the home opener. >> let's find out from lisa. >> oakland, 62. san francisco, cooler inland valleys and our coast, 48 in half moon bay. more 70s and 80s, still cooler than we have been. santa rosa, 78 today. tomorrow, 66. oakland 75. tomorrow, 65 and san jose, still 80 but cooler than yesterday, 64 tomorrow. big time cooling over the weekend, even a chance for showers in the north bay. becoming

>>reporter: >>reporter: our skin man, fa a dark skinned man, you're wearing blue jeans and a t- shirt. >>pam: recent uc-berkeley assaults also has that campus on edge. one is the life science building and the other is the other building.... haazig madyun the crime alert notices warning you see students of back-to-back assaults there are similarities in these cases. these crimes occurred on thursday, friday, they both have been run the same time frame late night between 10:00 p.m.-4:30 a.m. and robbed. if this was between 10:00 p.m.-call 30 a.m.. another female student was a victim of the east side of the valley life sciences program building. the suspect is described as a white male, 5-6, 5-7 with brown hair, and a thin-week and held court between 10:00 p.m.-12:3:00 a.m0 whether or not uc-berkeley campus police believe that these two are committed by the same suspect. the subscriptio descrif the suspect had been buried. >> the man who assaulted this woman pleaded not guilty. this man is being held at the county jail in lieu of five and a dollar bill. he will be back in court on april

but scan, 30 years old, 5 ft. 4, wearing blue jeans and a dark t-shirt.e investigating to sexual assaults that happen to uc-berkeley students the first was thursday night, april 8th, 11:00 tonight. a man inappropriately touched a female student. and in the second incident was a couple hours after that, a woman was robbed and then forced to perform a sex act on the suspects. police have not set of these cases are connected but both incidents have a similar description coming from the women. white male, '20s, short light brown or blond hair light shaven, 5 ft. 6-5 ft. 7. >> justine: we have learned that barry bonds has a right to court we have video of him walking into the corridors in san francisco jurors were scheduled to return to court at 8:30 a.m. so they should all be in place rain now. jurors are scheduled to return to court at 8:30 a.m. pacific time on monday. on friday, the eight women and four men asked for kathy hoskins' testimony read back to them. hoskins testified that she witnessed bonds' personal trainer greg anderson inject the player in th

i've got puffy paint here. >> i never heard of puffy paint. >> it's the stuff you use on t-shirts.uld be lots of things. >> would you like it if i came to your house and brought you a hostess gift? >> if it was made by danny, i would treasure it. >> how is the birthday working for you? >> it's great. carpeting is number one thing that fills up our landfills. there are companies doing great innovative program. this here, the shag rug is made entirely out of water bottles. can you guess how many this is made out of? >> 100,000. >> no. one. it's made out of this many, 100. think of how much this, 38 billion water bottles go into the trash. >> we were wrong. >> 38 billion. >> basically, imagine all of this actually made onto a beautiful rug. >> that is terrific. >> this is from shaw. >> how much do these go? >> $200. this is from shaw, they make old carpeting into these pellets and new carpeting forever and ever. these are carpet tiles that are recyclable. if you get a stain you peel off the tile and put a different one on. >> these are good. >> danny is batting 1,000 today. >> leather

i tweeted out, "i woke up one morning wearing my t-shirt as pants. one leg through a sleeve." that really happened. it's sad. so this is where you guys come in. go on twitter, tweet out a funny or embarrassing story from when you were drunk it can be from college or from last weekend, whatever you want to do. and be sure to include the hashtag, drunkest i ever got. i'll look at all them and put some of my favorites on the show tomorrow night. so tune in. you might see your tweet on the show. it will be fun. [ cheers and applause ] now, recently, i went down to houston, texas, and visited the -- [ cheers ] yeah. have you been to the rodeo, you guys? [ cheers and applause ] i went to the world famous houston livestock show and rodeo. if you've never been there, you have to go. this thing is awesome. they've got rodeo shows they got cattle auctions. the got food, deep-fried food, carnival rides, deep-fried carnival rides. [ laughter ] they got everything. millions of people go every year. higgins was down there with me. >> steve: all i've got to say is,

they have created a t-shirt that will be given out to the first 10,000 fans. uniforms that suzukiwore will be auctioned off. >> matsui has donated more than $600,000 of his own money and that will certainly help. kristine hanson is here with a preview of cooler accu-weather forecast. >> running 1-8 degrees cooler but. here is a live picture in hd from our mount sutro tower camera. here at gold bridge, blue skies, a lot of different colors of blues in that picture. we're talking about a little bit of a warmup. complete forecast coming up. >> also coming up. opening night of charlie sheen's torpedo of truth tour bombs with many fans. [ male announcer ] dandruff, meet micro-beads. any last wishes? new selsun blue deep cleansing micro-bead scrub goes to the source wiping out flakes before they flake. new selsun blue deep cleansing. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> charlie sheen may want on revamp his show before it hits the bay area. he was boo'd and yelled at fans by disappointed fans in detroit in the first leg of his four. the form

>> yes this is as far as it goes toward the not react to violence when my schurz's " he when my t-shirt says-8hate los angeles >> i thought about not even coming but i thought that is not right you have to go to support your team. >>reporter: voskhod of the stadium you can see the dodgers fans. live outside the stadium you can see the dodgers fans. definitely they are making their presence known. the police. security. many fans have mixed opinions that this is a group from holland. you will hear their story at 6:00 p.m. live reporting live out of sight of at&t park. kron 4 news. george stone. >>pam: 42 year-old brian stowe is still in a medically induced, having a fund-raiser. the friends, the family and his co- workers. reggie kumar is showing what is going on. >> more than 40 of the co- workers are outside at&t park. using this campaign to collect money after his severe beating last month. during the first two innings, the co-workers will also collect money inside the stadium at the same time. they're collecting money at dodgers stadium and los angeles. so far commager's the coworkers

it ranges from t-shirts, jackets, hats. what is the day of the life of a street artist? >> they have their 2536 in the morning. by the end of the day, the last people to pack the vehicle probably get on their own at 7:30 at night. >> nice to me to condemn the -- nice to meet you. >> it was a pleasure to share this with you. i hope that the bay area will descend upon the plaza and go through these arts and crafts and by some holiday gifts. >> that would be amazing. thank you so much for the hard work that you do. >> welcome to culture wire. we're going to take a look at one of the biggest and most significant public art projects today. ♪ on june 26, mayor newsom and other officials gathered at the hospital to cut the ribbon and welcome the public into a beautiful new state-of-the-art facility. >> 3, 2, 1. [applause] >> in has been 10 years since voters approved the measure for the new building. >> when they cast the vote, we have an exciting opportunities to rethink how art is done in a hospital setting. >> replacement program generated approximately $3.9 million in art e

they created a t-shirt for matsui they will hand out to 10,000 fans.he a's want to bring awareness to victims of the earthquake and tsunami. >> a dollar per ticket, we've raised about $50,000 to help people that are suffering there. >> both players have donated significantly to the cause. the uniforms they wear today will be auctioned off to raise more money for the victims. >> it's not just baseball that will be thinking about the people of japan. can cooks will be pitching in for the victims. they are holding a nationwide bake sale. an oakland woman organized the relief effort and she did one for the victims in haiti. >> i knew it was going to be bigger than last year but i had on idea it order so far, so quickly. >> the bay area red cross says the timing of these fund-raisers is great given that the tragedy happened three weeks ago. >> time has passed. other things are happening in the world to get people's attention. >> the a's say that is their goal to raise awareness for a sustained relief effort. they also want to beat the mariners. go a's, firs

he had a mustache and wore a gray t-shirt and jeans. >> a san francisco benefit concert raised tens ofhousands to help for a suicide hot light for gay teens. it was the brain child of a eighth grader who organize promoted the event himself. >> i want to thank everyone for coming out on sunday night. >> at first glance, it looks like a middle school or high school dance. but it is it a fund raising concert to help teenagers, inspired by a eighth grader. >> it started when my family and i were saying no on 8 . very recently there are suicide among the teens caused by bullying. >> noah e-mailed favorite rock groups in florida, la and san francisco. they got the word out to friends and it came together. those who know him are not surprised. >> he has the smarts to do it. i think it is great. >> he thinks big and it is it great to see the community supporting him. these bands came from florida to support this concert and the causes are important and wonderful. ♪ the money will go to a gay tine suicide hot line and video project. >> with ticket sales and stuff, it is a little over that. >> a

these t shirts read -- a reference to move the team. >> from day one he's been trying to go to san jose. >> reporter: the a's aren't just kristening -- christening a new season but collecting money for relief in japan. >> we have a lot more information on japan. there's more attention that follows hideki. there's a lot of japanese, japanese-american folks in this area. >> reporter: there are signs written in japanese for hideki mat sue wi. expectations are high, just as they are every year. >> i guess we're excited every year to see what the a's can bring to us. >> i can't wait to go. >> so far, the team has collected or will donate $50,000 from those tickets sold to sunday's game, which is also japanese heritage day on sunday. reporting live, kraig debro,. >>> we have another baseball related note, a sad one. we learned this morning that a giants fan was beaten and critically injured after last night's season opener in los angeles. two men in dodgers gear followed three giants fans as they walked to their car after last night's dodgers victory. they said the attackers yelled slurs and

they created a t-shirt for matsui they will hand out to 10,000 fans. the a's want to bring awareness to victims of the earthquake and tsunami. >> a dollar per ticket, we've raised about $50,000 to help people that are suffering there. >> both players have donated significantly to the cause. the uniforms they wear today will be auctioned off to raise more money for the victims. >> it's not just baseball that will be thinking about the people of japan. can cooks will be pitching in for the victims. they are holding a nationwide bake sale. an oakland woman organized the relief effort and she did one for the victims in haiti. >> i knew it was going to be bigger than last year but i had on idea it order so far, so quickly. >> the bay area red cross says the timing of these fund-raisers is great given that the tragedy happened three weeks ago. >> time has passed. other things are happening in the world to get people's attention. >> the a's say that is their goal to raise awareness for a sustained relief effort. they also want to beat the mariners. go a's, fi

the pregame ceremonies including taiko drummers, free t-shirts and hideki matsui appeared on the field. the a's raised $50,000 for japanese relief efforts and will donate one dollar for every ticket sold to earthquake relief. >>> crews are close to re-opening highway 101 in hum bold county after tons of rock and boulders slit on to the roadway last week. highway 101 has been completely closed five miles north of gasherville, caltrans expects to re-open it to one-way controlled traffic 6:00 tomorrow morning. crews are continuing to monitor the stability of the hillside until the road is cleared. drivers are being urged to use interstate 5. >> the u.s. agrees to expand its participation in the fight in libya, and on the ground, how rebels were able to get an advantage over moammar gadhafi's well-train it armies. >>> the impact of a little green in a neighborhood. >> the cheers did not last long as charlie sheen takes the stage for the first leg of his 20-city tour. >> leigh: boy, what a terrific day today. beautiful setting sun. high clouds. we're going to do it again tomorrow, and then

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he was last seen wearing bluejeans and possibly a dark t- shirt. now, stanford had 59 burglaries last year and the most recent attack like this happened about 10 days ago when a woman stopped a man from climbing into her living room window. owe stanford not immune to this type of crime. >> thank you, kiet do. >>> the jury will deliberate this morning in the barry bonds perjury trial. he is charged with making false statements to a grand jury when he said he never knowingly used steroids. today jurors will have testimony read back to them from bonds' former personal shopper, kathy hoskins who said she saw bonds getting an injection in his navel from trainer greg anderson. the request to review of the transcript appears to center on count 2 charging bonds with lying when he said no one other than his personal doctor had ever given him an injection. >>> the san francisco giants are take steps now to head off troublemakers during three games against the dodgers this after a giants fan suffered a severe beating on opening day outside dodger stadium in t

as always, everyone gets a "i licked it for ten" t-shirt. i licked it for ten.ul, you're just going to give these t-shirts to these people? >> yeah, sure, you know. don't get them dirty or you'll have to put them in the laundry. >> jimmy: there you go. thanks for playing, everybody. stick around. we'll be right back with miley cyrus. [ cheers and applause ] thank you, paul. appreciate it. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] from advances in medical imaging that help doctors detect diseases earlier. to innovations in renewable power that bring america closer to energy independence. to investments that help businesses grow and create jobs. ♪ at ge, we're using imagination at work... ecomagination... healthymagination... and capital... to create advanced technology that's good for the economy... for the environment... for everyone. ♪ a million dollar makeover. we're down to eight contestants, now we need you to help us choose the winner on facebook. you could even win a 500 dollar macy's gift card. macy's million dollar makeover. vote now at facebook.com/macys. macy's million d

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. >>> finally, not sure what to do with that drawer of t-shirts? for about $250, you can have them made into a soft and cuddly quilt. >>> the dodgers manage to ignore disrakss about in their faceoff with the braves. plus lebron james and dwyane wade plow ahead with their playoff charge. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> heavy rain and flooding is in the forecast right into the weekend. your weekend forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, the indiana pacers are now deeper in the playoff poll with derek rose leading the way for the bulls. here's nbc's mario solis with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. he did it all season long and now derek rose is carrying the bulls in the playoffs. to indy for game three against the pacers rose driving into a crowd and gets the lay-up to fall between three defenders. chicago takes the lead with 17 seconds left. pacers have one final shot. forget the tie. they go for the w

as was the case at planning, a very friendly reception with a sea of green t-shirts. also all want to thank all the men and women that stand behind me better part of the urban agriculture alliance. you're the ones that came to my office late last fall and confirmed for me what i had wandered for many years. can we bring it green back to the urban jungle? the district that i represent in the northeast part of the city, we have very little green. one thing i had been wondering for years, why can't we use those little plots of land in the middle to growth in the. what is so exciting about today is that we are creating a new urban experience. the things that we can smell when we are out in the city of the food and the greenery that we can touch, they are of course the things that we can eat. the reason that this is so wonderful is that san francisco has always done the cutting edge of being on the forefront of what it means for the environment. what we are doing in san francisco hopefully will be on the cutting edge of the urban agriculture movement. and on the cutting ed

as well as t-shirts, they have the word it stay on them because they want the a's to stay in oakland. will have more of those bands and some reaction for you coming up at 6:00. reporting live, kron 4 news. helping you get ready for the baseball season by re- airing our baseball by the bay special, and gary will have a preview of the giants and the a's with player interviews, a look at spring training and more. that's sunday april 10th at 10:00 p.m. right here on kron 4. a look at such a traffic on the golden gate bridge, traffic moving well in both directions on this friday. it a bit of haze on the bridge. have we 1 01, the headlights' are southbound traffic moving well north and southbound. the slowdown is on the guadalupe overpass. we will be right back. ♪ you'll run outside ♪ and i'll pass you by ♪ ♪ i want to see the sunshine ♪ ♪ take me where you are ♪ take me where you are ♪ afternoon ride ♪ afternoon ride [ male announcer ] now everyone can explore the world from home. get high speed internet from at&t, just $14.95 a month for 12 months. ♪ >>pam: with their army in retreat, the

he was wearing blue jeans and possibly a dark t-shirt. >> puc is set to meet to accept a $3 million fine negotiated. it involves the company's failure to turn over pipeline safety records. an in addition $3 million penalty would be imposed if those records are not produced by this summer. stated puc is expected to consider comments by city attorney. he wants pg&e to begin safety testing and replacement work on some 152 miles of transmission lines. >> eric: another side of the difficult economic times, people are lined on up outside the oakland coliseum to get free medical dental and eye exams. dozens of doctors and health care professionals are volunteering their services for the clinic. they are being held inside the stadium's east side club and registration is on first come, first served basis. >> kristen: folks will be waiting out there and folks heading back to work a pleasant start to the week. >> eric: and for baseball fans, we got a little dodgers giants game. welcome to our new meteorologist mike nicco. >> been away for a couple of days. completely forgot about it. it's cooler th

the pregame ceremonies including taiko drummers, free t-shirts, and hideki matsui appeared on the field before the first pitch. the a's have raised $50,000 and will donate $1 to every ticket sold to japanese earthquake relief efforts. >> a major recall of turkey burgers. some have already been sick 'ed, possible live by sam nellie. -- salmonella. the baby eagles who are a huge hit on the internet. >> leigh: we're looking live now at angel island out there, spectacular views. a beautiful day. how much longer can we expect this kind of weather? we take a look at the seven-day forecast coming up. >> federal officials say the turkey burger may have been come dam -- contaminated with sam nellla. they're labeled all natural turkey burger with lean white meat. 12 people have become ill. if you bought one, you should return it to sam's club and get a full refund. we have more information on our web site, abc7news.com, under "see it on tv". >>> an eagles nest where three chicks have hatched is an internet sensation. oh, the raptor resource projection has trained the camera on a nest 80 feet up i

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he is selling t-shirts with sayings on it including "winning." >>> it is almost 5:58.th complete coverage of the royal wedding. >> from the vows to the dress we have the highlights from the wedding of the century. that's what they're calling it. plus, a live report from london on what's ahead for william and kate. >> and bay area fans toast the happy couple. we are going to take you inside the all-night bash in san jose. coming up. >>> and a pot club in san jose catches fire for a second time. i'm kiet do with a live report coming up. >>> and get this. california doesn't want your money. at least not yet. we'll explain this proposal coming up next. ,,,,,,,,

. >> reporter: the suspect is a dark-skinned male, 30 years old, 5'6", bluejeans and dark t- shirt. stanford had 59 burglaries last year and 10 days ago, a woman in her apartment complex had to fight off a man trying to climb into her living room window. she screamed and he took off as well so stanford certainly not immune to this type of crime. >> any connections to those two assaults or they just don't know? >> the suspect descriptions are different in those two assaults so they are not saying that they are connected in any way just yet. >> all right. kiet do live in stanford. >>> the dodgers coming to town for the first time that the giants fan was brutally beat then los angeles. sharon chin reports from at&t and tells us how the giants are beefing up security. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the giants say you will see security beefed up about 30 to 40% during this the game series with the dodgers. tonight's game at 7157 will be the first between the long-time rivals -- 7:15 will be the first between the long time rivals since the beating of bryan stow at dodgers stadiu

he may have been wearing jeans and a dark t-shirt. >> reporter: stanford officials have been reluctant to talk about the case releasing very limited information and declined to do on camera interviews. stanford police want to hear from anyone who may have seen or heard anything and call 650- 329-2413. stanford university, don knapp, cbs5. >>> two attacks are also being investigated at another bay area university. a student at uc berkeley says she was grabbed by a man while she was near the valley life sciences building just before midnight thursday. then another student reported being robbed and sexually assault. the descriptions in the attacks is the same. young white male about 5'6" with light brown hair. >>> a fatal stabbing outside a concord burger king. a 19-year-old man was stabbed in the chest. a suspect was arrested at the scene and a weapon recovered. this is concord's first murder of 2011. >>> still no information being released about the bodies of two people found inside a coopertino home. the man and woman were found dead in a house in the 10,000 block of west acres drive y