the swastika sign on inmate matt bryan's hand. it was freshly done. it was still red. it was probably 12 to 24 hours old. >> deputies also discover tattoo related contraband. the paper clip with a sharpened end and lead pencil shavings. >> you take the lead and crush it up and add a little bit of water to it and a little bit of lotion and make it thick. you mix it up and it turns into like a thick paste. and you just dip it, you just poke yourself. >> bryan initially denied any knowledge of the contraband. a short while later he fessed up. but by then, it was too late. >> he was charged with making a false statement, tattooing himself and possession of contraband. when you're charged with these types of charges, you're typically moved from your housing unit. he was moved down to segregation. >> in the hearing bryan will come to his own defense and then they will determine how much time he will spend in disciplinary segregation. >> i'm hoping i only get five days if anything. plus, one of the charges they charged me with, contraban

. >> here to see matthew bryan. ch. >> and now his mother has just arrived for a prescheduleded visit but is being told it could be in jeopardy. >> i found out that he tattooed himself. so we're waiting to see if he gets thrown in the hole later today. which means i won't be able to talk that him and all that stuff. i'm angry. >> andrea says her son's problems stem from drug use. he could receive up to ten years in prison for his latest convictions, drug possession, credit card that you had, auto theft and grand larceny. >> he's in here because he stole my mother's car and drove it to florida. and left it there. and my mom pressed charges. i mean, i say it's a blessing he's here. at least i know he has a rof over his head and he has food and he's alive. and he needs to be clean for a long time. and if that means he has to do a long time, then so be it. >> while her son's future is in question, jail officials have a small piece of good news for andrea, bryan's time in disciplinary segregation will begin later in the

luke bryan gives me around in his car. >> you know. thank y'all for everything. >> reporter: his team is turning this cow field near gainesville, florida, into a one-night concert venue. they're already lining up. >> bringing them in. >> reporter: little do they know who is in this car. >> lined up on a two-lane. sounds like a country song. >> reporter: growing up in a small town, it was tough for luke to see a show. so, now, along with big city stops, he's taking his tour to the farm. >> out here more than ever, you know, people come up to us and it's like, this is our first concert. we're five minutes away from the back porch. >> reporter: i think somebody's back porch looks at the stage. they're setting up out there. >> hey, they're probably frying up chicken and making them some sweet tea. are you nervous? >> reporter: a little. >> that's good. >> reporter: can you tell? he tells us he unwinds on tow bow hunting. >> you hold the arrow. >> reporter: okay, that's our poor target. >> jimmy: yeah, the little deer target over there. >>

bryan stow was in a coma for weeks after the attack. no one knowing how mobile or vocal he would ever be. well, see it for yourself. >>> reporter: bryan stow watched game one of the world series at his parents' capitola home where he now lives and continues to root on his favorite team. stow was beaten outside dodger stadium back in 2011 leaving him with serious brain injuries. but he has made tremendous progress since the attack. he said the team's recent run has been a blessing to his life. when asked why he loved the giants, here is his response. >> why not? who else am i going to like? the a's? the dodgers? no. giants are where it's at. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: stow has an enviable collection of sports memorabilia a testament that the team he supports has supported him, too >> this one's from lincecum license and this one is from will clark, bryan a true giants signed by will clark. >> reporter: stow still needs round-the-clock care. he has not received money from an $18 million settlement because of setbacks with th court. he says

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oh. >> what's going on, bryan? your father-in-law's basement? >> you got-- you know, when you want a house, you have to give up some things, like freedom and... >> [laughs] >> paychecks towards savings. so that's--you know, we're saving money. we're living with my father-in-law. he's a nice--nice guy. >> okay. i'm saying, it'd be a little different if he comes downstairs all the time, so, "hey, bryan. what are you doing today, bryan?" i mean, do you get anything like that? he's good? >> he's--he's retired, so he's there, and he's-- >> [laughs] >> i don't think-- i don't think i've ever been there when he's not there. so it's exciting. he gave us rules. he gave us rules for living there. >> okay. >> you can't overload the dryer with towels. >> wow. >> that's strong. you can't--he could not tell me strongly enough, "don't overload the dryer with towels." >> oh, my goodness. >> close all the windows, shut off all the lights. those are rules, and that's it. that's--it's very-- very hands-off, as long as it's not towels. >> listen, let's get you your

will be dbi and hello chair weiner i'm bryan with the sfmta the streets division today, i'm going to talk about the blue blocking and our role with respect to issuing permits so my agency works with dpw and muni and other agencies when permitting the streets and walkways one of the tools we provide is called the blue book regulations for working in san francisco streets excuse me. this document covers a wide range of giles and rules and regulations to allow the contractors to work as well as the city crews and the utilities it identifies the permits required to work on city streets and provides the guidance for restrictions and provides lane and combleer requirements and the destruction i construction for traffic control and provides guidance for bicycle routes and schools if contractors are not able to follow the restrictions rules and regulations in placing in document or building the construction is site it needs additional escape above and beyond they'll ask for a traffic permit we'll look at the site and get the conditions of the site and the hours they're requesting and see if

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

. >> next speaker >> hi supervisors my name is bryan i believe my card was called thank you for letting me me be here i'm a proud and happy resident of bayview supervisor cohen we're a single-family home in bayview and an airbnb host ami isle i've got two children i'm proud i stated a few weeks ago make it clear for us hosting for over 3 years not a single safety problem with the average guests in the bayview i've been living there four and a half years no crime no problems a family orptd neighborhood my favorite place 3 i've lived in the but i really support the idea of safety posting supervisor cohen appreciate i bringing that up and supervisor chiu the idea of self-report i like the idea as a single-family home owner of being accountable and give a shout out to the airbnb finally prioritizing the taxes thank you airbnb for e-mail me and let me know that a taxably system is going to be place villaraigosa soon there's a prejudice against bayview i felt it every passengers when i talk about bayview oh, wasn't that a dangerous neighborhood it's not i like to share that first hand with pe

anne, this is remarkable considering the extent of his injuries. >> reporter: bryan stow was in a coma for weeks after the attack. no one knowing how mobile or vocal he would ever be but today he is both. and appreciative of what he has. >> being alive, waking up every morning and knowing i'm here and just this place makes me feel good. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: bryan stow watched game one of the world series at his parents' capitola home, where he now lives, and continues to root for his favorite team. stow was beaten outside of dodger stadium back in 2011 leaving him disabled with serious brain injuries. but his love for the giants remained a constant. >> why not? who else am i going to like? the a's? the dodgers? no. the giants are where it's at. >> reporter: stow still needs around-the-clock care. he was awarded an $18 million settlement but hasn't received the money yet. the insurance money for the care facility where he had been staying ran out in june. >> i was always waiting for that time when i could -- ♪[ music ]♪ >> -- when -- when i could bring my baby home. ♪[ music

next speaker, please. >> hello, i'm bryan i'm in supervisor david chiu's district i want to say that number one most of the protective we're talking about today and a lot of the provision in the finally provision are already covered under several different laws it san francisco already has on the books for example, if i ellis act building i'd be prevented from doing so we never talk about the positive you've heard several people talk about the positive effort i know the positive impact goes far beyond beneficial and tax revenues it's an ability for people to break down barriers i've hosted people from all over the world safety i'm a member of a group of people that own a 7 unit building we have an inspector coming by and give us a yay or nay in the last couple of years we got a nay petting $80,000 into the economy for fixing it our our building was retrofitted in of 2000 when you're looking at the apartment shares i'm actually living in mine vs. something small business that use their property as a hotel the woman previously never mentioned some sites we all end up going to craigslis

bryan llenas is live from our new york newsroom with more. bryan? >> heather, the dallas nurse remains in stable condition and in isolation. she had extensive contact with duncan on multiple occasions during his second visit to the hospital while wearing her full protective suit, a gown, gloves, mask, and shield, and yet she was still infected with ebola. so now the cdc is sending additional staff to texas health presbyterian hospital to investigate how a "clear breach in safety protocol" took place. they're particularly concerned about how workers are handling their personal protective equipment after dealing with an ebola patient. it's a high-risk task that if done carelessly can easily lead to contamination. now, the cdc warns it's possible we will see additional cases of ebola in the coming days. officials are looking into whether desperate risky procedures done to try to save duncan's life, kidney dialysis and respiratory intubation, exposed other health care workers to the virus. meantime, a boston-area clinic was briefly closed after a man wh

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bryan llenas is live from our new york newsroom with more. bryan? >> heather, the dallas nurse remains in stable condition and in isolation. she had extensive contact with duncan on multiple occasions during his second visit to the hospital while wearing her full protective suit, a gown, gloves, mask, and shield, and yet she was still infected with ebola. so now the cdc is sending additional staff to texas health presbyterian hospital to investigate how a "clear breach in safety protocol" took place. they're particularly concerned about how workers are handling their personal protective equipment after dealing with an ebola patient. it's a high-risk task that if done carelessly can easily lead to contamination. now, the cdc warns it's possible we will see additional cases of ebola in the coming days. officials are looking into whether desperate risky procedures done to try to save duncan's life, kidney dialysis and respiratory intubation, exposed other health care workers to the virus. meantime, a boston-area clinic was briefly closed after a man wh

professor bryan stevenson, author of just mercy. i cap lie to you people. this has been a lousy couple of weeks, years, decades. endless war, corporatist surveillance state that thrives on secrecy and tears of orphans. and now a roving hoard of islamist decapitation fetishes who are raising an african blood virus to see who can kill us first. why go on? we must keep fighting because as frodo taught us, even if the world is horse [bleep], if you dig around long enough there is a pony in there somewhere. well, it turns out, ladies and gentlemen, i found a pony last night in florida. >> we are live from broward college in florida, we have governor charlie crist, florida governor rick scott. our incumbent governor and the republican candidate for governor is also in the building. governor rick scott, we have been told that governor scott will not be participating in this debate. >> jon: he can't not participate. a debate must have at least two parties to be considered a debate otherwise it's a master-bait, it's just one. perhaps governor scott is late. maybe he

bryan heads to an office where the supposed money transfer will happen. then, in the parking lot, cops move in to arrest the psychic and her boyfriend. >> april looked shocked. they had no idea they were gonna be arrested. >> it was just really great to see bryan be able to turn the tables on the con artist. >> reporter: and tonight we can report that april lee has accepted a plea deal, pleading no contest to felony grand larceny, and she's promising to pay back bryan and his mom. >> that's our program for tonight. thanks so much for watching. you can download snv and up next a high school freshman goes on shooting rampage in a >> this is a scream too often repeated students running

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i'm here with bryan and misty from modesto. they said they're true baseball fans. >> we absolutely love baseball. we love the giants, love going to the park and watching baseball. it's been a great year. here we are the third time. >> reporter: you're from modesto. he said he likes to watch the players come up through the minor leagues. what players have you been seen? >> the play with the nuts, bumgarner and posey and crawford, a couple other players. it's been a great time seeing these players grow up in the minor leagues. >> reporter: when you see them on the world stage winning the championship what is that like? >> it's so much more invested in the game and their success. it's so much more wonderful. you've seen them grow through the baseball process. it's exciting. >> reporter: thank you. everybody is on pins and needles waiting for this parade to begin because they've been waiting for so very long and have endured all of this rain. it is raining on our parade. no a lot but a light mist. i'm sure you're comfortable in the

or talk again after being brutally beaten at dodger stadium in 20-11. >>> no one knew if giants fan bryan stow would walk or talk again after being brutally beaten at dodger stadium back in 2011. but now he is publicly speaking for the first time since the attack. kpix 5's anne makovec with his personal update and plans for the future. >> just being alive, waking up every morning and knowing i'm here and this place makes me feel good. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: bryan stow watched game one of the world series at his parents' capitola home where he now lives and continues to root for his favorite team. stow was beaten outside of dodger stadium back in 2011 leaving him disabled with serious brain injuries. stow still needs around the clock care. he was awarded an $18 million settlement but has not received the money because of setbacks with the court. the insurance money for the care facility where he had been staying ran out in june. >> i was always waiting for that time when i could -- [ pause ] >> -- when i could bring my baby home. [ crying ] to have him here so we could take care of him.

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. >> before i entertain comments from the commission on the executive director report counselor bryan any public comment on those items. >> you guys have 3 different meetings so i came it this public comment okay. so anyway, i wanted to say you know welcome back man, i really appreciate this is really a nucleus important point you may or may not know there first of all, i want to give a tribute to ms. reldz she gave me relieve on information and very cooperative and came out to the community and stated she'll be willing to come back i don't know if you know this is called an edition but i'm happy about that ladies and gentlemen, i'm here to say i'll be part of the team they'll be breaking and entering here as well as the community team package but i want to request as i did before i see christina is the previous president i've requested and hopefully, this president she's history her father is has a history in the western edition i respectfully request you bring that meeting to the western edition of it's a special meeting that will be a relief to talk about the properties that are th

james bryan pleaded guilty to forgery and theft charges. authorities say as he was working for wescott electric, bryan swiped nearly $3 million over 11 years to support a gambling addiction. bryan resigned from the collingdale borough council last year. >>> in the manhunt for state police killer eric frein, there are new concerns that the fugitive could strike again. frein has been on the run for 34 days now. he is accused of shooting two pennsylvania state troopers in the poconos, killing one of them. the state police commissioner said his concern over frein attacking again is based on a review by behavioral scientists p.m.. >>> now to "decision 2014." both the president and the first lady will be in this area today. michelle obama will be campaigning for tom wolf, the democratic candidate for governor of pennsylvania. they'll be in the cedarbrook section of philadelphia, where nbc 10's monique braxton will have a live report coming up at 5:30. meantime, president obama is traveling to union, new jersey, for a democratic senatorial campaig

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back in late july, bryan went to the hospital with a cold and flu like symptoms. he was sent home. just days later, returning to the e.r., much worse this time. he's been admitted ever since. after testing positive for enterovirus, bryan and his family, now waiting for test results to see if it is in fact evd68 -- that particular strain liked to four deaths and spreading around the country. doctors still probing the connection between the virus and those pararal lis-like symptoms. but more and more states are now reporting a total of at least 28 cases. this michigan hospital alone treating seven children from infants to 7-year-olds. >> we're concerned that these new cases of limb weakness or arm and leg weakness do have to do with enterovirus. it's too early to say if they'll be okay in the long run, if they'll get all the strength back. >> and lyinsey with us now. more than a half dozen states with this paralysis. what are doctors telling you to look for tonight? >> reporter: this is the season of colds, but if that cold turns into a breathing problem, get your child into the e.r.

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

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

and so the epidemic rolled on. >> that is a good point to bring it here to bryan walsh. you had a lot of thinking about what is going on in africa. we heard about 75% of the people infected were caregivers, most of them women. what has been your thinking about what is going on? >> we have seen an enhanced response. president obama talked about it. a major topic of the u.n. general assembly. this is not something getting under control, really, in sera lyons and ginny and liberia. it is very difficult. these are countries where the health-care systems were already badly damaged, coming at a civil war's, now trying to deal with this disease. on one hand we know how to control it, but that is a lot harder to do when you are talking about dozens of new cases, difficult conditions, having to use very challenging personal protection equipment to make sure that the doctors don't get the disease. so this is something that is not going to end anytime soon. >> i saw a video from sierra leone shown to me by dan kelly, a doctor who went there. in it, there was a woman carrying a baby

bryan heads to an office where the supposed money transfer will happen. then, in the parking lot, cops move in to arrest the psychic and her boyfriend. >> april looked shocked. they had no idea they were gonna be arrested. >> it was just really great to see bryan be able to turn the tables on the con artist. >> reporter: and tonight we can report that april lee has accepted a plea deal, pleading no contest to felony grand larceny, and she's promising to >>> into the eyes of a mad man. a northern california cop killer is caught. >> a full report on a deadly two-co

as is our new jersey reporter cleve bryan shows us, he started a group, that's rapidly growing. >> a swift cross-over and sweet jumper may help junior point guard with his games, but his passion goes beyond the court. >> you guys all know we did last week, how do you guys feel that went? >> david started a club last week called athletes against bullying. he was inspire by former eagle desean jackson's anti-bullying campaign, and he didn't like some of the stuff he had seen playing sports. >> well, the general trends was cents that the better players would be picking on the knot as good players. >> the club is rapidly growing at cherry hill east high school, one new reason is the cancellation of the football season in sayreville, new jersey, after allegation of hazing so severe, that several student face criminal charges including sexual assault. >> a lot of the kids thought that it was crazy, especially because, you know, top football team. >> having athletes take up the anti-bullying cause can be specially effective because they're in the lockerroom and often some of the most influe

bryan s and andrew costello >> good afternoon. my name is is bryan i'm the executive director of the san francisco breweries guild a nonprofit representing the breweries that operate in the city our mission to restore the breweries and unit people with the beer that love it was a title of an article published in july the f a cited cleveland and brooklyn for neighborhood targeted the officer improvement after those businesses opposite side new businesses drew young people where more families plant roots they draw local residents and beer folks if around the world i met several visits from canada that designed their vacationed around breweries and in addition to the golden gate bridge or alcatraz and the craft brewer industry according to a craft breweries association generated billion dollars and supported over 45 thousand jobs and paid more $850 million in local and state tax for the 40 percent of creativity beer it is relevant to this hearing it quotes it's crucial for the states lisp to continue to support this industry as a sma

bryan has the latest. >> doctors say that dr. spencer is awake and communicating but his disease has entered, quote, the next phase and is experiencing gastrointestinal symptoms. he's taken plasma as part of his treatment. doctors expect his condition to get worse before it gets better. he's been described as being in relatively stable condition. now, earlier today, mayor bill de blasio here in new york city and the city's health commissioner visited the meatball shop in lower manhattan, one of three places dr. spencer visited over the last few days, to reassure the public that the city is safe. >> every action was followed up, each institution was cleared, the situation is normal. >> spencer's fiancee and two friends will remain in quarantine until november 14th as a precaution. dr. spencer arrived last week from guinea where he treated ebola patients as a volunteer with the non-profit doctors without borders. during that week, spencer self-monitored himself and lived his daily life, going to restaurants, a bowling alley, riding