season i know a lot about the dodgers and their fans. there has been tremendous changes since this incident occurred. we worked very closely with the chief and capt and especially with the dodger organization and executives. to go to a game today is dramatically different than in years past. i was the commander in the dodgers' opening game in 2010, and i remember that game distinctly. we objected over 200 people from the game and made 132 or press and the parking lot and the park around. it has been dramatically different. i was the incident commander this friday and sunday night for the dodger games and on sunday we had to ejections and two tickets for drinking in public. it was a great game, we must of had 10,000 little leaguers there. we brought them and the stadium. it has changed a lot. if you are family and you have kids in you want to take them to a dodgers game by all means it is far safer than it has been in the past. i want to say that and put that out there. if you're a bunch of guys who want to get out there and get together,

they are setting up at dodger stadium. again, there's been an arrest in the 42-year-old single father, bryan stow, from san francisco. a giant's fan beaten in the parking lot on march 31 at dodger stadium. i believe supposedly by a dodger fan or fan. and we're waiting this press conference. we may get a second or so in here as he starts to speak. but again, a representative from the dodgers there as well. as well as high ranking official. from the police department. our alan duke is on the phone. so alan, stand by, we will have you update us at 10 p.m. >> yes. >> again, i thought we would get the mayor. but anyway, we will see you back here at 10 p.m. eastern. we will have that news for you. a special report, patrick kennedy, coming clean, dr. sanjay gupta reports.

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we have dodger fans all over who would love the opportunity of owning the dodgers just like the green bay packers model. >> why does the idea appeal so much to you you have made it central at least as part of your congressional campaign? >> not really part of my campaign but my dad, the late, great kenny hahn was a councilman in the '50s and responsible to bringing the dodgers to los angeles in 1958. my brother who grew up to be major of los angeles was the first honorary bat boy of the dodgers. so, we have loved the dodgers our whole lives and it's just been really sad to watch what's been going on, again, to support a lavish lifestyle of the mccourts. so i think it is a great opportunity. fans loft idea. all we are asking is that we would be allowed to be one of the bidders, if the dodgers were ever sold and to do that it does taken a act of congress but i think this is the right time. we need to reconnect the dodgers with their fans because we have been -- we bleed dodger blue but crying a loft tears lately. >> i know. i know. have you thought about aligning with other cities and o

so, beaten in the parking lot of dodger stadium march 31 after a dodger-giants game. the stow family attorney filed suit against the dodgers saying that he was harassed in the game. hot dogs was thrown at him and he claims that security was lax. ? we have seen what has happened at dodger stadium. they decided to cut on security. they knocked the security and eliminated all the people that used to be out there in the security. what do you think is going to happen? >> the dodger organization says they will aggressively defend their side in court. if the stow receive a settlement, they say they will use it to pay back those contributing to the family fund. ramirez's attorney says the client is willing to take a polygraph and was not at the game in los angeles that day. live in san francisco general hospital, terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >> all right. terry, thank you so much. >>> intense search is expected to resume this morning for 15-year-old danville girl whose disaperience sparked a huge facebook effort to find at-risk teen. abc7's amy hollyfield is live at crissy fie

and the stow family suing the dodgers. those stories on the way. >> protesters will be at chevron headquarters in san ramon this morning. when the oil giant holds an annual shareholder meeting. they're under fire for contamination produced in the oil drilling operation in south america. >> more tornadoes rip apart homes and businesses in the midwest. a tiny town in arkansas is the latest target of the twisters. another rough night for the midwest. thank you for joining us on wednesday morning. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm kristen sze. we don't have anything severe, but the rain that mike has been warning us about is moving in the bay area as we speak. >> north bay should be seeing light rain in kind now. what about the rest of us, mike? >> a great question. the rest of us will get it probably after the commute. but the north bay, you are going to get it during the heart of the morning commute. here we are, the northwestern section of sonoma county. you can already see healthy radar returns showing up around the ranch to fort ro

mccourt and the dodgers have not wavered. mr. mccourt and the dodgers will defend themselves against the allegations. if the stows do win they want to reimburse everyone who contributed to the relief fund except barry bonds who gave college scholarships to both of stow's children. >> thanks, johnal stone -- john alston president aring. >> and one man arrested for the attack says his client did not9áu game. they say he resembles this sketch distributed after the attack. ramirez's attorney says his client is willing to take a polygraph test to prove his ingnaw is sense. he says ramirez was at his aunt's house when the attack happened. >>> the city council postponed declaring a fiscal state of emergency. and that sets up an ultimate showdown with its unions next month over soaring peption costs of the -- pension costs. they are facing a $115 million deficit, half of which goes to covering payouts. the city council voted to explore options from reducing future benefits to slowly increasing the retirement age. the union leaders say t

dodgers and doubled the reward. it offered $100,000.00. now the report said to of a thousand dollars for information leading to the rest. >>caller: because of these billboards, because of core version from the dodgers and because of the public we are working on over 500 various clues that have been developed. we are pursuing some strong leads particularly as it pertains to the female who is described as the driver of the vehicle that to the assailant away from dodgers stadium that night. the female was described as wearing a dodgers jersey with the name ethier on it. >>reporter: >>anchor: the giants are a lot essentials plan the dodgers. the lapd will be on hand to make sure there are no problems and handing out fliers. there will be placed seventh for people to leave anonymous tips. >>anchor: 710 is the time we will be back a couple of minutes as we continue to follow developing is. we have a live shot from connecticut and air force one. the president just arrived in connecticut. he is going to give a commencement address at the coast gua

they say the dodgers inappropriately exposed stow to criminal third parties. they also want the dodgers to repay the donations that the public sent to them except the scholar slip money pledged by barry bonds to the two children. the criminal line-up is expected today. and we will see if soon prosecutors down there might be interested in filing charges against giovanni ramirez. the reason that they are able to keep him in custody and not charge him is because he is now on a parole hold. so very lucky for investigators that he was already on parole and they are accusing him of living at a different apartment than what they registered with him, which is why they are able to keep him today. frank? >> i know some of his family had said otherwise. so we'll see what happens. anne makovec in san francisco, thank you. >>> all right. let's go ahead and check traffic and weather. >> we are continuing to see more rainfall most of it in the north bay but it's sliding further and further to the south a little band making its way in across the bay in san francisco right now

dodger stadium just two months ago. also, some new help for police searching for his attackers. anne makovec joins us live from san francisco general with an update. anne. >> reporter: bryan stow is still here in the hospital. he is in critical condition. he is opening his eyes though. doctors aren't sure exactly what that means. but they are hope. and they are treating him as if he will make a full recovery. 42-year-old bryan stow was still in a coma in critical but stable condition at sf general after being transferred from los angeles on monday. doctors say he is opening his eyes. he is no longer having seizures and they are lowering his medications. >> we will begin to taper back the medicine to understand the true level of his brain function. the medications he is on are at high levels and it's difficult to assess his neurological status at this point. >> reporter: the reward just got bigger in the effort to catch the men who attacked stow. the dodgers have added $100,000, bringing the total to over $200,000. the l

>> breaking news, any moment now the family of bryan stow is expected to file a lawsuit against the dodgers following stow's brutal beating outside the team's stadium. >> sharon chin is at san francisco general hospital where stow remains in a coma. >> reporter: the family is expected to file the lawsuit in superior court. the attorney says it will at the time the limits on the liability of the team and its owner. the lawsuit argues that the dodgers inappropriately exposed stow to the criminal acts of third parties. the lawsuit notes that it took dodgers personnel 10 to 15 minutes to get to where stow lay injured. just yesterday, stow's parents and sisters held a news conference here at san francisco general where stow remains in critical but stable condition. his family thanked lapd for arresting the key suspect in stow's brutal beating outside dodger stadium after the season opener. family members said they are treating from public view as they focus on stow's recovery. >> hearing bryan's story has given so many people an opportunity to help. your e-mails, cards and letters and contributi

the family of bryan stow says dodgers stadium and the dodgers are partly to blame for the brutal attack. as joe vasquez reports they filed a lawsuit against the team and its owner. >> reporter: the stow family had no comment today as they continue their vigil at san francisco general hospital. meanwhile a lawsuit filed on their behalf today in la accuses the dodgers and the team's owner frank mccourt of failing to provide adequate security to protect bryan stow during the march 31st home opener between the two biggest rifles the giants and the dodgers. >> the lawsuit contends the dodgers were negligent in every possible way or even more than negligent. >> reporter: the lawsuit says dodger fans taunted and yelled at stow and his companion throughout the game, through peanuts, hotdogs and wrappers. the tension escalated even after the game. the lawsuit goes on to say no dodgers security was present in the poorly-little stadium parking lot where stow was attacked. and that it took dodgers security 10-15 minutes to arrive after at least two men jumped on stow, beat him severely even when he

the dodger pitcher beat them twice this year. the giants didn't even score a run. a beautiful night in chavez ravine. tahada finds the hole on the left side. the giants jump out to a 4-0 lead. matt cain dazzles, but they implode. it is 5-5. in the 9th, and have no fear, cody ross is here. he bails out the beard with a three-run blast and the giants go on to win it 8-5. they did lose mark daw rosa though -- derosa to the wrist injury. a's down 3-2 and matsui and a single to right. barton scores and tied at three. they go to extras in the 10th. it is a game winning sac fly and the a's fall a score of 4-3. the eastern conference finalsand the bulls and heat. wow, that's strong. this is even stronger. lebron james is most impressive. the heat even the series at 185-75. >> good game. >>> "nightline" is next. >> for larry beil, i'm sandhya patel. thanks for joining us. >> we appreciate your time. see you tomorrow. ♪ [ rock ] [ chattering ] [ man on tv ] 96309. [ man ] ♪ she got it, you got it ♪ i got it, we got it [ groans ] ♪ who's got it see you later. ♪ yeah

it states that the dodgers could have prevented the attack. it also claims that it took 10 to 50 minutes for the dodgers stadium personnel and it says that the cash strapped owner has cut back on securities and is buying the team in 2004. it suggests that he missed it money-losing quarter revenue to ifund his extravagant lifestyle. the lawsuit also indicates that it will take 45 to $50 million to give brian still a good quality of life. >> the lawyer says that the family would like to repay some of the hundreds of thousands of dollars that have been donated to the bryan, stow fund. >> they said no comment on the fund on tuesday, but then after the man they said it was unforgettable. hue remains in a coma. kron4 news. >> now the main suspect was arrested this weekend, the ovine ramirez has an alibi, and his attorneys is that he was babysitting the night of the attack and never went to a giants game, the lawyer says that three other cable confirmed the story. his mother is to the house saying that the las angeles police have the wrong man. that

he says that these guys are not dodgers fans. he says they are thugs who need to be taken off the streets. >> we believe there are people that know. we believe that there are family members and friends that know. >> reporter: the chief and his detectives with the los angeles police department reaching out for help with the bryan stow case. >> we have prioritized each and every one of these over 500 leads. they range from simple leads of looks like the guy at mcdonald's. >> reporter: stow was beaten outside dodgers stadium more than six weeks ago. tuesday police announced they have had more than 500 leads. they believe the attacker may have been wearing an andre ethier dodger jersey. the attack left stow in critical condition and in the last 24 hours stow was transferred to san francisco general hospital. police say the attack lasted less than 30 seconds and they are hoping that someone comes forward with new information. >> we are going to make or break this on a lead. we want to do everything we can so that we can bring justice

giants fans and dodgers fans enjoying each other. san francisco 3-0. sanchez delivers a good -- giant night. madison hasn't won a game till tonight, he goes 8. can't get the final out. brian wilson on. two walks. loads the bases and the dodgers are going to win but nate dives and makes the play. at worst for the giants they lose, best case scenario would have been a tie game but he wins his first. inate sheer holts, a great play -- nate schierholtz to win the game. david and he was having fun. not a good a's afternoon. they had 22,000 to see -- nice play by minnesota, they came in here with the worst record in all of baseball on wednesday night and they won two games. this is justin driving it out. final score minnesota 11, the a's 1. the bay bridge series, heats up tomorrow night. three games. friday night, saturday and sunday at at&t park the giants and the a's. dorch dern v. dur cant. dirk nowitzki brilliant. 48 points. with no lakers you got to get off on dirk nowitzki and kevin durant. throwing it down. 24. dirk nowitzki had 29. man that guy gets

dodgers. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura. where we are this morning, this is where bryan stow worked as a paramedic before he was beaten into a coma almost a couple of months ago. this is american medical response, amr services in san jose. but we don't have an update on bryan stow's condition this morning. he still remains in critical condition at sf general, but we do have an important update regarding the suspect who police arrested over the weekend. the question is, did lapd arrest the wrong guy? 31-year-old giovanni ramirez was arrested sunday in east hollywood. investigators say he is a convicted felon and known gang member, but now an attorney with the ramirez family says ramirez has a clear-cut alibi. his mother and 10-year-old daughter also saying he was not at dodgers stadium for opening day on march 31st. his daughter saying she was with her dad at a relative's home instead. his mother is asking authorities to review surveillance video. >> he's anxious to take a polygraph exam, adamant that he was not there on that

there are some windows in those slats, he will be able to see the top of dodger stadium. let's show you the view from the street level. if you look across that ridge line across the steam, you can actually see the light from dodger stadium. and chavez ravine, that of course is where bryan stow was brutally beaten on march 31st. today attorney john j era rdi filed a lawsuit against the giant's. he says the stow family wants to repay all of those who donated money to help pay medical bills and in the lawsuit, jerardi says the dodger ownership was aware of the dangers of the stadium that led up to the attack and only made matters worse by their actions. >> they got rid of head of security, they got rid of two will 2/3 of the security people. so now then what happens then? if you have no security, people think they can do anything they please. and you have things like this happening. >> reporter: jerardi is considered a big gun in the legal field. he represented aaron brochavich that was documented in that popular movie. barry bonds has made a donation to help pay for the chi

she was wearing a dodgers jersey with the number 16. now doctors at san francisco general hospital are treating stow's critical brain injury. they see some signs of improvement and have reduced his medication since his move from los angeles. stow can now open his eyes, however the 42-year-old paramedic remains in a coma. doctors are not willing to make any long-term predictions. >>> a san ramon police officer accused in a corruption scandal is scheduled to be in court today. 38-year-old louis lombardi accused of selling drugs to confidential informants. he's a member of the contra costa county's narcotics team. the commander of his unit was arrested in february and facing similar charges. >>> we're now learning what may have led arnold schwarzenegger to finally disclose that he had fathered a child with his housekeeper. the media is swarming around the bakersfield home of 50-year- old patty baena. she threatened to go public with the affair. a few weeks later schwarzenegger fired her and told his wife maria shriver. baena's neighbors ha

the dodgers and giants played other at dodger stadium. more details on bryant's those condition in just a minute. could this be schwarzenegger's other family. details on the other kid and a second. making some moves on the shuttle's final launch this morning. good morning and thank you for joining us at this time to get a look at the forecast. during the morning commute we will begin to dry out. westbound 80 moving all right. scattered morning showers, showers taper off in the next couple of hours should be gone by 8:00 a.m. this morning. temperatures in the mid to upper 60s for high this afternoon. overnight rain sitting over the east by a pleasant 10. we're really going to start seeing the rain dissipate over the next couple of hours, as storms clear. possibility of light scattered showers, there's not a lot going on at 9:00 a.m. we should have a dry canyon. temperatures in the upper 50s 0 oakland 48, fairfield 51, san francisco 51, high of 67 in santa rosa, high of 64 oakland, 58 half moon away---- may pay. mid-70s this week for high.

by now most of us know bryan stow was a paramedic before he was badly beaten at dodgers stadium. he's from santa cruz and this is where he'd come to work. we're at american medical response here in san jose, amr services. the 42-year-old father of two does remain in critical condition at sf general this morning. now, the big development that caught really everyones attention over the weekend is that lapd made an arrest saying that they have suspect number one in custody, the person who allegedly beat stow back on march 31st. but now the question is did they get the wrong guy? on sunday lapd arrested 31-year-old giovanni ramirez after his parole officer identified him as suspect number one. investigators say he is a convicted felon and known gang member but now his mother and an attorney with the family says he has a clear hef c-cut alibi. his mother and 10-year-old daughter saying he was not at dodgers stadium for opening day on march 31st. his daughter saying she was with her dad at a relative's home instead. >> we're going to be talking with the police first thing this morning,

the dodgers say they will vigorously defend themselveses in court. they say if they do win in court, they are going to take the money they get and reimburse everyone who contributed to the relief fund. everyone that is, except for barry bonds. he has put up money for a college scholarship for the stow children. he doesn't want his money back. live this san francisco general, terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >> terry, thanks a lot. >>> 5:04. an intense search will resume this morning near the golden gate bridge for 15-year-old danville girl whose disappearance sparked a huge facebook effort to find the at-risk teen. abc7's amy hollyfield is live at crissy field with the latest. amy? >> reporter: they believe that she took public transportation to the golden gate bridge. so this has been the focus of their search. 15-year-old allison bayliss was last seen monday at the high school where she is a sophomore. her bicycle was found in the parking lot near the bridge at 4:45 yesterday morning. a massive search launched in the area. family friend says that alliy

. >>> the family of brian stow is suing the los angeles dodgers. the civil suit was filed today in a los angeles superior courtroom. they are claiming that lax opening day security led to the attack and the 42-year-old father in a coma. >> this is not a case in which the family wants "money." this is a case where they want to take care of him and make sure those kids are taken care of. >> reporter: prominent l.a. attorney filed the lawsuit on behalf of the family on bryan stow. he's remained in critical conditions since the beating he suffered in the dodgers' stadium parking lot opening day. sunday police arrested one of the suspects, a parolee. this civil lawsuit is not only against the assailants but also against the dodgers' organization and the owner an as individual for allegedly failing to provided a quit security. >> they got rid of two-thirds of their security people over the last two years, they fired their security director and to give you some idea of how inadequate it was, when they finally got the chief of the l.a. police over there, h

stadium. >> in the wake of this tragedy, the city, the los angeles police department, the dodger and giants organizations work closely together to find this individual, to ramp up security, and to ensure the safety of all of our fans. >> police are still looking for the other suspect and the woman they say drove the car they left in. at the news conference, they urged those folks to turn themselves in. >> thank you very much. >>> well, we can only imagine the sense of relief brian's family feels tonight and perhaps no one more than his mom. an ma coivich continues with the news on the arrest. >> believe me, we're going to be doing high fives. i'm going to be holding up his hand. >> reporter: that's brian stow's mother who spoke with us minutes after the police called her with the news. she said she's always known they would make an arrest. >> it's the way they presented themselves. they've been compassionate and reached out to us. they said they would not rest until they got these guys. i put it out of my mind. i knew it was going to be taken care of. obviously they did what they pro

eventually, leading to a quote disturbing reduction in security staff for dodger games. now, the stow family also wants the dodgers to repay all of the donations the public sent them except for a substantial gift from barry bonds who has pledged scholarships for stow's two children. sources close to the investigation in the case against ramirez say the fact that they haven't officially charged him yet is no reflection on the strength or weakness of the case. they say they just have a little more time since they have this probation hold so they are trying to make the case as strong as possible. >> but again they will have that police line-up today. that will be interesting. thank you, mackinac san francisco. >>> a vigil will be held tonight for a missing danville girl whose bike was found in san francisco locked up near the golden gate bridge. 15-year-old allison bayliss last seen monday near her locker at san ramon valley high and a missing persons flyer said she had left a suicide note. >>> law enforcement, the coast guard, the national park service, lots of volunteers,

tonight the giants and dodgers play at dodger stadium for the first time since the attack on stow on opening day. >>> and live pictures downtown livermore getting ready to host its first-ever start to a stage of the tour of california. today's stage of the bike race is the only one in the bay area this year. it's stage 4. and it will bring cyclists from livermore to the top of mount hamilton. and in on sierra road on the east side of san jose's foothills. they should be crossing the finish line a little after 3:00 this afternoon. they kick of it i think around 11:45 today. as kiet mentioned they are pumped in livermore. >> it looks dry there now and we hope it stays dry at least for the race, lawrence. use your clout. >> we have some showers around the bay area and looks like we have a few more showers to go here. it's going to be on and off especially in the morning hours. you can see high-def doppler radar picking up most of that moisture now making its way into the central valley just some scattered showers elsewhere. i think as we head toward the afternoon, we'll see some partly

stadium as the dodgers to return to play there tonight. >>anchor: it is going to cost more to take a taxi, with our live at sfo to talk about how that is affecting customers. kron 4 news at 6:00 a.m. starts now. >>anchor: good morning, a live look at our rules camera over our studios in san francisco. we have some sun, clouds, the moon and a little green. >>anchor: good morning, i am darya folsom along with mark danon, let's go to james fletcher antsy about this train. >>reporter: the weather will get better. that is the phrase to keep in mind. the rain we had over nine is really breaking down and will clear out. this afternoon will be a lot better than this morning. scattered showers. " we see in the east bay right now, the chances still out there to get a sprinkle here and there. that will be a part of our morning makes. gradual clearing this afternoon with things becoming clear by this evening. the high will be in the mid-upper 60s. warmer than yesterday's and heading towards more like normal. some places might get near 70. here is what

the lawsuit goes on to say no dodgers security was present in the poorly lit stadium parking lot where stow was attacked and that it took dodgers security 10 to 15 minutes to arrive after at least two men jumped on stow, beat him severely, even after he was down on the ground unconscious. the lawsuit goes on to blame the dodgers' owner frank mccourt for living a, quote, lavish lifestyle which led to mismanaging the team's finances which eventually led to a, quote, disturbing reduction in security staff for dodgers games. >> incidents in the past have escalated to include violence. so the issue that the court is going to be considering is whether or not when there is a game, did the dodgers have a duty to the fans who came to the game to have more protection because of the past. >> reporter: stow's family attorney told los angeles reporters that a lot of people have contributed to the family fund including barry bonds and also, lincecum donated $25,000. >>> tonight several lawmakers agencies are searching near the golden gate bridge for a missing danville teenager. 15-year-old allison b

the family says there wasn't any dodger security in the poorly lit stadium parking lot where stow was attacked and that it took security guards at least 10 to 15 minutes to arrive after that beating. so they are accusing the dodgers of inappropriately exposing stow to the criminal acts of third parties. the stow family also wants the dodgers to repay all of the donations that the public sent them except for a substantial gift that barry bonds who pledged scholarships for stow's two children. now, the d.a.'s office down in l.a. says the fact that they haven't criminally charged ramirez yet is not a reflection on the strength or weakness of the case. they are just saying they have a little extra time since they have this probation hold and again that line-up is expected today. sydnie and frank. thank you for the update, anne makovec in san francisco. >>> a vigil will be held tonight for a missing danville girl whose bike was found locked up near the golden gate bridge. 15-year-old allison bayliss was last seen monday near her locker at san ramon valley high and missing persons flyers sa

the attorney for suspect says his client was never at dodgers stadium the day of the attack and he says his client is willing to take a lie detector test to prove he's innocent. the family is suing the l.a. dodgers accusing them of negligence. >>> they got rid of head of security and they got rid of two-thirds of the security people. so now then what happens then. if you have no security, people will let you do anyone and anything they please and you have things like this happening. >>> now attorney tom has been involved in several big cases including the case that inspired the movie erin brkovich. his lawsuit is seeking $30 million. we posted a copy of that lawsuit and its allegations at our channel 2 web site ktvu.com. look for the brian stow tab. >>> ask we just had a problem on the golden gate bridge. there was a piece that was stuck north gate of the bridge. we were watching as no cars were coming down. they have just moved off that piece of equipment and a lot of people who were stuck in traffic near the tunnel are now coming through. you can see the caution light is still flashin

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from dodger stadium in a car driven by a woman who was wearing a white dodger jersey with the name andre ethier and the number 16 on the back as you see there. the dodgers have also added $100,000 to the reward now which is now over $200,000. by the way, giants, dodgers tonight in l.a. first time they have been back since that season opener weekend. >> and increased police presence there and, of course, the billboards going up trying to catch those suspects. >> track those guys down. >>> 5:41. trying to get pregnant? the workout routine some women say does the trick. >> and drink up, guys. how coffee can help save your life. i'm on cup number 3 right now. three more to go. ♪ [ male announcer ] the davis twins... ...are alike in nearly every way... ...right down to brushing their teeth. so how did only one get gingivitis? well, one in two people do. so i told karen about new crest pro-health clinical gum protection toothpaste. it helps eliminate plaque at the gumline, helping prevent gingivitis. it's even clinically proven to help reverse it in just 4 weeks. and it protects these other

the family says no dodgers security was present in the poorly lit stadium parking lot where stow was attacked and it took security guards at least 10 to 15 minutes to arrive after that beating. >> you have a stadium that is supposed to be for moms, dads and little kids and the la thing you need is no security. and that's virtually what they had. they massacred the security budget. >> the lawsuit blames owner mccourt for live ag lavish lifestyle which led to mismanaging the team's finances which eventually led to a "disturbing reduction in security staff for dodger games." the stow family also wants the dodgers to repay all of the donations that the public sent them except for a substantial gift from barry bonds. he pledged scholarships for stow's two children. >>> a vigil planned for a missing danville girl. the 15-year-old was last seen at 8:00 a.m. yesterday near her locker at her high school. the law enforcement, coastguard, national park service and volunteers searched for the girl today along the shoreline. danville's police chief says this is not a criminal case. calls it a per

on the dodgers stadium please check and be sure it is not my son. >> police are still looking for a second beating suspect and the woman who drove the getaway car. in the meantime the stow family is filing a lawsuit against the dodgers, claiming the team did not provide enough security on gameday. so far no comment from the dodgers. >>> a rally held to bring students at neighboring high schools together grew violent. a fight broke out around noon following a rally. the rally has held because hogan students will attend vallejo high school in the fall after the campus closes. but it looks like the fight isn't the result of campus rivalries, instead it appears it was started by two former high school students who drove to the campus. >>> this morning an antioch teacher will face charges of molesting an eighth grade boy. at another hearing. 63-year-old middle school teacher charles redman is pleading not guilty to those allegations and child pornography charges. several boys say he touched them inappropriately and made lewd comments. police say he fled to xime after he got wind of the investig

s dodgers stadium. the case prompted outrage in the sports world and an outpouring of support for the victim. nbc's george lewis has more tonight. >> reporter: it was early this morning when a s.w.a.t. team stormed this apartment building >> the los angeles police department has arrested a suspect in the senseless and brutal attack that occurred here at dodgers stadium on opening day. >> but officials haven't yet identified the suspect. >> there are at least two outstanding suspects that we are actively searching for. because of that, i am not going to give you some information that you want. i'm not going to give you the name. >> the victim, paramedic brian stow, a father of two, is a giants fan and was wearing his team's jersey at the dodgers' home opener against the giants back in march when he was jumped by a pair of angry l.a. fans. delores donnelly witnessed the beating. >> i heard someone yell some cuss words in the van. then we seen brian on the ground. >> reporter: beaten so badly that he remai

stow was injured after a giants game at dodgers stadium on march 31st. stow is a south bay paramedic and has been showing some signs of subtle recovery. >> we look for very primitive signs such as eye opening, such as responding to a painful stimulus, and at this point he's beginning to show some primitive functions. but, again, how that relates to his long-term prognosis as we've discussed with the family, is still unclear, and again weather, we're taking a positive but realistic view towards the future and taking it day by day. >> dock sorts say they need to observe stow's pran activity without the medication to truly assess the extent of his injury. coming up at 6:30, we'll go live to dodger stadium where security is extremely tight tonight. the giants are playing at dodger stadium tonight for the first time since that attack in the parking lot. >>> now to an nbc bay area follow-up. this winter's heavy rain may be to blame for the increase in leopard shark deaths in san francisco bay. biologists say the rain may be diluting the saltwater, which is thr

the santa cruz man severely beaten outside dodgers stadium is on his way back home to the bay area. brian burbank ask is -- brian is going to the trauma center at sf san francisco. elizabeth wenger has more. >> reporter: that's right. we were told by a hospital spokesperson that stow is expected to arrive sometime this afternoon at san francisco general between 3:00 and 5:00. expected to fly by medical jet over to sfo and be transferred here by ambulance sometime this afternoon. are you taking a live look from southern california. these are aerial pictures. we understand that he just arrived now at burbank airport. and he left usc medical center in los angeles. about a half hour ago. we're also told his family is driving up from santa cruz to meet him here at san francisco general. and at a news conference yesterday, doctors said stow is stable enough to head home to the bay area. he is no longer in a medically induced coma. he has opened his eyes several times. and doctors say he is still in critical condition. the stow family said they leave l.a. with no ill feelings. in fact, the

he was at a dodger game. but it was a little league dodger game. >> doctors in san francisco plan to update the public on stow's condition form morning. the giants fan is still in a coma and has been since his attack at dodgers stadium on march 31st. paramedics transported bryan stow to s.f. general. >>> he says the world is ending this saturday. and he has billboards across the coast to spread the word. we talk to one religious leader who fears the worst. >>> and the secret to saving money with internet coupons. experts cut their shopping bills in half. and they know where to look. you will, too. in just a moment. >>> please welcome, oprah. >> the screaming and the yelling, tens of thousands of fans. it's oprah's final show. we take you inside to reveal the star-studded guest list. it's no longer a secret. >>> good evening. i'm chief meteorologists. it's cold right now. isolated 40s in t.he north bay. we're tracking the latest storm system. we'll let you know how long the rain will be lasting for your wednes

police still looking for the men who attacked stow at a dodgers game in march. there's a $200,000 reward leading to an arrest in the case. now, officers say they are getting a lot of tips, but real leads are few and far between. >> we had a person saying that they were definitely at the dodger game. they looked like the composite, even to the point where there was a mole on the person's face. we immediately launched out there. we ended up talking with that individual, confronted him and he was at a dodger game, but it was a little league dodger game. >> an lapd press conference yesterday, officers now looking for a third suspect in the case, a woman in her 20s who witnesses say drove the car that took the suspects away on the night of the attack. there you see bryan stow coming back to san francisco. >>> electric car owners will have more places to charge up their cars in the east bay starting today. eight vehicle charging stations will be unveiled at oakland international airport at 10:00 this morning. they're in the airport's premiere parking lot. oakland inte

. >> reporter: the place she is aduding to is dodger stadium. on memorial day, the mother of giovanni ramirez, the only suspect arrested in the beating of san francisco giants' fan brian stow in the dodger stadium parking lot maintains her son has never been here. >> reporter: he has never been to dodger staidio -- stadium. >> no. >> reporter: tomorrow evidence will be turned over to the district attorney proving giovanni ramirez is innocent. >> we have come across evidence, witnesses, information that we believe will set giovanni ramirez free. >> reporter: what that evidence is he will not say but his daughter is willing to testify that on march 31 when brian stow was assaulted she spent much of that day with her father. >> are you confident that detectives investigating the case, if they were to go to the school and look that attendance records that she would be absent that day? >> at this point in time we can't comment. >> giovanni ramirez is held on $1 million bail. >>> police have identified a woman who was shot and killed while driving. bu

dodgers game. ktvu spoke with his family at the grand prix last night where vendors were selling t-shirts and hats for the family. the family says they are not resentful towards dodgers fans or the city of los angeles. in fact the family says they are very grateful for the medical care he received in southern california. >> we had to leave l.a. who's been amazing to us. but we get to come home. and we get to bring bryan home. so it was bittersweet. >> reporter: and stow is scheduled to be transferred by medical jet from l.a.x. to sfo today. hospital spokesperson say they don't know yet exactly when today that flight is supposed to get in. we'll continue to check with them throughout the morning. we're also hearing reports that los angeles police have made progress in the search for suspects responsible for beating and injuring stow. we're working on trying to get more information on that and we will bring you updates later this morning. live in san francisco, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >>>

dodgers game who was brutally beaten outside of dodger stadium. now, a southern california company, an advertising company, is actually getting involved to help track down those suspects. we want to turn to our reporter in los angeles with the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. just started putting up the billboards this morning and this is one of hundreds that will be scattered around, not just l.a. county also into orange county and riverside and san bernardino counties as well. a lot of people go to those dodgers' games. they want to get the billboard out so people can see it. hard to spot considering the way they put it all together. wanted, attempted murder at dodger stadium. the sketch police have been using to try to find these guys. we're talking more than a month and a half now. they have not been able to find these punks, as they're being referred to here in the l.a. area and they need your help. $100,000 reward to do so. 1-877 did lapd-24-7, and hoping this will help the family heal. they came up with this idea, pla

. >> the families are beating up giants fan in acoma is suing los angeles dodgers. the lawsuit states that the dodgers could have prevented the beating because cut back on security when buying the team in 2004. it took 10 to 15 minutes for stadium personnel to respond to the scene. it will take 45 to $50 million to give him a good quality of life. >>> here in oakland, the officials say guns on campus are a big problem. in fact, district says it confiscates on average one gun per week from oakland schools. to combat the problem the district says they start antiviolence counseling in grade school and points out it is the only school district that has its own police force dedicated to keeping children safe. this oakland, kron news. >>> city council is considering proposals a way to close $115 million deficit that will be put off until next month. it will allow the city to allow labor city union contacts in court. >> state officials have issued new guidelines about the fish that comes from the bay, specifically, which fish are safe to eat and how many servings is suppos

. >> the family of bryan stow who was severely beaten in the dodger stadium is suing the dodger's organization. stow is in critical condition in san francisco general hospital. his family filed a 31 page lawsuit this afternoon and blames the incident on inadequate security in the stadium. without the implementation of security measures in the stadiumm and parking lot and inadequate conditions such as poor lighting. stow was inappropriately exposed to aggressive acts of third parties. the dodger's organization is not commenting saying it is a legal matter. >> pg&e crews are looking inside of the segment of a pipe line. this is one of the first looks inside of the line in south san francisco since the pipe line was installed in 1948. crews are exampling it for problems with welding and corocean . look for information to verify with safety records. they will begin high pressure water testing. >> coming up. santa clara county and how to do the 408 area code in the south bay. >> one thing i really needed. >> and a thief leaves a bay area man without his wheels as she -- he was preparing for a chari

they say the dodgers cut corners and put their park- goers at risk. >> i've gone to plenty of games, plenty of rivalries and never have i ever seen something as horrible as this. >> reporter: but some say they have seen things start to spin out of control. >> there's an element in fans trying to look for fights and any excuse. i think it's definitely gotten more dangerous over the years. >> reporter: the dodgers told ktvu it had no comment on the lawsuit. the team has 30 days to respond. jerardi says the stow family wants to repay everyone who donated to bryan's recovery fund. they say they are proud to keep a donation from barry bonds. >> that means so much to us. we don't want to give that back. but we want to make sure we give all the other, the nice funds that have come in to tide them over back. >> reporter: we talked to the district attorney's office. l.a. county sheriff, lapd no one right now can tell us when the suspect ramirez will be arraigned. but there is no rush since he is on that no bail parol hold he can be held for week, even months. live in los angeles, ken wayne, k

the dodgers trailed all night. but 3 in the 8th for la. former giant uribe the key hit right in the middle of it. brian wilson was brought in early. a two run double cuts it to 5- 4. he scored on a james loany single. 9 giants had an extra base hit all night but they get one here. ticket to ride, cody ross three run shot and two out and the giants win it 8-5. so much for the as putting a little distance between themselves and the rest of the web. at least for new. matsui with the clutch hit rbi single at 6. 3-3 with the twins. and it stays that way until the 10th. but trevor pluup had three rbis for minnesota. a sacrifice fly there. and the bulls were losers tonight 1-1. that's all the time for sports. >> mark, thank you. thank you for joining us tonight. good night. >> good night. [ music ]