i'm don lemon reporting from los angeles. the news starts right now. >>> and in just a short time, i want to tell you the lapd will hold a news conference. a news conference to announce the arrest, to announce the arrest in the horrific beating that shocked the nation. in arrest that reportedly came via tip from a parole officer. right now police are keeping details very close to the vest. a slew of officers made an arrest just hours ago at an east hollywood apartment complex just five miles from that stadium. you are looking at new pictures now just into cnn. and we are also learning that a search warrant was served at another location that has been issued. it has been more than seven weeks since giants' fan brian stowe was nearly beaten to death by nearly two out-of-control dodger fans on opening day, march 31st. the suspect, now one of them, in custody. but the nation won't soon forget the face of the victim here. and since it happened, his family has wanted the world to hear his story. >> reporter: a packed opening day at

angeles does something. hollywood finds a perfect iconic representation. they have done something that other cities have not yet figured out what to do. it advertised itself. advertised los angeles has the attraction. it worked magnificently. yes. a lot of that is just an endless series of individual institutional and corporate tensions about how you live in this place. >> i was going to introduce d.j. waldie last because i was jealous of what he recently wrote, that that did not do it myself. a wonderful piece talking about los angeles in the hands of absentee landlords. sam -- sam bell of chicago, major league baseball running the dodgers. was interviewing charlie back, the police chief at the time that word came down that major league baseball take over the dodgers. we looked at each other and said consent decree the way that the police department was run. now we have the dodgers run by remote. he was talking about los angeles. here we have a city that creates its own mythology, but it has now been left i

--en ciudades como los angeles se paga 2.70, en nueva york 2 dolares.--el banderazo, de 3 dolares con 10 centavos no sera modificado. --las nuevas tarifas podrian entrar en vigor el primero de julio luego de que se aprueben otras medidas relacionadas con los taxis. ---estados unidos extendió hasta enero de 2013 la vigencia del "estado de proteccion temporal", o "tps", para cerca de 48-mil haitianos. ---la secretaria de seguridad nacional, "janet napolitano" dijo en un comunicado que quienes aspiren a beneficiarse del "tps" necesitan haber vivido en estados unidos de manera continua desde enero de 2010, cuando un poderoso terremoto sacudió a la nación caribeña.---estados unidos concede el "tps" a inmigrantes de países aquejados por desastres naturales... aparte de haití hay salvadoreños, hondureños y nicaraüenses beneficiados por este programa de protección migratoria temporal. --en méxico, Ás de 500 migrantes que viajaban ocultos en condiciones infrahumanas en dos camiones de carga fueron detenidos en el estado de chiapas. --los choferes fue

fanatico de los gigantes de san francisco esta en coma desde que los fanaticos de los los dodgers de los angeles lo agredieran en un partido del mismo estadio, será trasladaado de hospital . >> buenas noches, será trasladado al hospital general de san francisco, la familia se despidió con agradecimiento por lo que ha recibido en la tragedia . >> aún en condicion critica el fanatico de los gigantes de san francisco regresa a la ciudad, antes de pàrtir la esposa hizo un llamado a la paz para que nunca vuelva a ocurrir algo así . >> cuando pasa algo así, los atacantes no sólo dañan a una persona, si no que también a las familias y amigos . >> se realizo también en los Ángeles una caminata por las paz, las autoridades subieron la recompensa a cien mil dólares para la información de los culpables de esta golpiza . >> (hablan en inglés) . >> esta es verdaderamente una ciudad de angeles, gracias a todos los médicos, técnicos, enfermeros que nos han ayudado, también a una comunidad que nos cuido a acá . >> un médico también despidió a la familia, diciendo que el paciente está esta

los angeles, commercial plans on average $4135,0035,000. that is before you adjust for cost differences. the next slide takes into account that if the mover hospital from los angeles to san francisco, it costs more. again, looking at the right hand side, that difference of 170% to 140% drops, but not to 0. it is still 38% higher in sacramento and san francisco. supervisor campos: even after adjusting. >> right, for those input costs. this gives you some order of magnitude of the difference in prices after you have adjusted for input costs. so hospital market power and consolidation. providers can use market power to stifle innovation and competition. one of the practices is prohibiting contract thing for narrow networks. one of the reasons that competition was effective early on in california -- still is in some places -- is large employers have a choice. they can buy from this provider or that provider. with the formation of large systems and other systems, the amount of choice that they have now has gone down. the ability to stimulate pri

they'll play at noon tomorrow. >>> as and angels, you are in luck. on your way home, you can stop by and see the end of the game. they're still playing at the oakland coliseum. tell your friend you stayed at the overstock.com coliseum. mark ellis grounds out and the angels back and forth. the as had a 1-0 lead. oh, my gosh, look at the action here, but all of this is just window dressing. there was an hour and a half rain delay so they didn't get started until oh, about 8:40. the angels got a 4-3 lead in the 7th and then daric barton has just delivered the game- tying single, coco crisp scores, and i'm not joking pam, it is 4-4 in the 10th inning and again, if you are a fan of your community, you root the as home. >> we used to carry the games years and years ago and the as game would always carry on. >> pete would walk up and down the aisle because you can't go on jackie until the game is over. >> yeah. >> and pete was really blunt. the rest of us would pretend go as, but pete could say, this damn baseball and he would swing with his golf club. they

thank you and welcome to usc and welcome to the los angeles times book festival. my name is hector tobar. i write a column for the los angeles times, and i'm here to moderate the panel, "history, identity and purpose: california chicanos and beyond." and for this panel we have three authors, three books. our fourth panelist, i'll tell you a story about him in a bit, but he's missing right now in action. we know that he's somewhere right now talking to somebody. he's trying to convince someone of what's right and what's wrong. [laughter] our three panelists here have three verying very different books that are about journeys through 20th century and 21st century history and 20th and 21st century latino and chicano identity. our first one, our first author -- i'll go from your right to left is mario garcia. mario garcia, his book is "blowout: sal castro and the chicano struggle for educational justice." now, all these authors, too, will be available later to both sign and purchase, you can purchase their books. mario is a professor of chicano studies in history at t

i watched the games from los angeles. probably wouldn't care if there was something going on at that time. >> he's going to want to know one of the record and he was going to have a role that is more heart,. >> if they win, what a move. >>> all right. good night everybody. see you tomorrow. [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪ there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it.

saludo a todos en los Ángeles! se los quiero mucho. >> nos vamos precisamente hasta california con nuestra gente hermosa. los duques de cambridge, van a visitar el estado de california y estarÁn allÍ como por tres días. y serÍa la primera visita oficial de la pareja y serÍa la primera para katherine. bienvenidos! usted se los puede cruzar en la calle o en algÚn restaurante. >> te vas a buscar a la realeza. >> estoy obsesionada. >> una vez dicho esto... >> Échalo, échalo. >> se le atorÓ el chile! [risas] >> le queremos dar la bienvenida a un cantante y actor puertorriqueÑo muy querido por todos nosotros! [ aplausos ] >> cual bienvenido. >> yalin. >> feliz 5 de mayo para los mexicanos que nos ven. >> me llamaron que van para allÁ. y yo estoy aquÍ. >> voy ya mismo. >> mira todo lo que tenemos! >> te lo comiste todo. >> flautita, chicharroncito. >> esto es desayuno de campeones. >> y no tiene nada pero nada de grasa. >> charity ponÍa ayer en el twitter: mi hijo va a despierta amÉrica, mi hi un sismo de ma

that's the latest from los angeles. back to you dies -- guys in the side yo. >>> the parole officer who had the tip that led to the arrest, would he be eligible for the reward money? >> reporter: i've been getting a lot of questions about that. it's possible he may not get that money because he does belong to law enforcement. but certainly, they are gonna look into that. all right. thank you, gina. >>> the oakland minister who posted billboards across the bay area and around the world proclaiming the end of the world would happen last saturday may 21st, is expected to say more today about his failed prediction. he tells the paper that he's "flabbergasted" that he was wrong. he had been back at work had morning and will have more to say about the prediction soon. >>> john lip, missouri is being lashed by another violent thunderstorm after taking a devastating blow from a violent tornado. strong winds and hail are slowing search-and-rescue efforts for any survivers of the tornado. so far, 89 people are confirmed dead. the

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corporations are these women going to without a rally in los angeles and have this for a. marching to the beat of the drum thousands of people took to the streets of los angeles demanding more jobs and better pay this like many other media marches across america has also transformed into a cry for immigration reform rage against the machine guitars tamburello says workers are workers around the world on may first workers of all stripes of all religions of all colors flood the streets to show solidarity with one another it celebrates the history of workers progress and worker struggles of course were the successes and of the challenges we still have before us i'm always on the streets on may first union members in particular are feeling the challenges to worker rights steve hurst or a teacher worries about his ability to earn a decent wage at a time when collective bargaining rights across the country are untrue attack i don't think people on the believe their side really understand that there is power and people power and that the more they think they can get away with stu

ktvu's ally has been talking to los angeles police just this morning. ally will give us an update on the search for those two attackers. that's coming up in our next half hour. >>> crews are set to remove an old oak tree in the park today. they are clearing the way for a water line project. craig is in the park this morning talk to neighbors. >> reporter: it's complicated. we're at 15th avenue on marsh. on friday a couple of the people who live here got this flyer, looks like discount coupon or flyer from the restaurant. it's from the utilities commission. what they're talking about is removing that tree behind this house over here in order to expand and/or move a pipeline for a improvement project. now, i'm making the distinction between the san francisco public utilities commission because this is a san francisco project. the pipeline runs through the county. now, a lot of the neighbors around here have known that in their backyards there's poverty belongs to the sfpuc. but nothing has been done for a long time and then recently they heard some rumbli

one season for the angels. in anaheim to watch josh. his first big league start over two years. 7 innings, allowed one run. michael gives up this double. angel had a 2 run lead and then jeff puts the game away with a single. a's 6th straight loss. 4-1, angels. the a's really, really rocking. joe thorton should be in the lineup tomorrow night in vancouver. you have the story memorized. he didn't have anything to do with the sharks today doing the optional skate but he is on the plane to vancouver. canucks lead 3-1. it's win or the season is over for san jose. >> if we do get a chance to come back home, which i hope we will, we will be a better team and -- and -- and that's it. we are going there to win a game. we like our chances coming back here. it will come down to 7 games. that's the thought process. >> the f the sharks win there will be a game 6 thursday night in san jose. a come back to remember for a while. the mavericks being pushed all over by oklahoma city. they are down 15 with four minutes to play and dirk nowitzki went off.

earlier today in los angeles his family held an emotional news conference. there were hugs, tears, and gratitude. the stow family says they leave los angeles with no ill feelings. >> this press conference is very bittersweet because we're taking brian home. the people of l.a. have been in our hearts during this 6-week journey and your prayers and support have guided us through. we have made lifelong friends, thank you doesn't say enough how much we appreciate you. you will never be forgotten. this is truly the city of angels. >> reporter: giants fan brian stow was severely beaten while walking through the parking lot of dodger stadium after the opening day game. for 6 weeks he has been at usc medical center being treated for injuries to the left and right frontal lobes of his brain. but doctors say he is now stable enough to go home to the bay area. >> he still remains in an unconscious state, however, has shown some slight signs of improvement, meaning that he will open his eyes intermit departmentally and is able to move his extremities from time to time.

tonight a spokesperson tells cbs 5la doctors believe stowe is finally stable enough to leave los angeles and make the one hour flight by private jet to sfo where he will be immediately transported to san francisco general hospital. chosen over all bay area hospitals we're told by la county usc medical because of dr. jeffrey manley, chief of neurosurgery and a doctor with specialized experience with brain and spinal injury. neither dr. manley will comment on anticipated treatment for stowe saying tonight, he's not a patient yet. >> now brian stowe is expected to leave los angeles monday

. >> this is truly the city of angels. >> an emotional farewell to los angeles injured giants fan brian stowe about to return home to the bay area, we will tell you what is next for his treatment. >> good morning it is monday, the 16th of may, thanks for joining us i am sydnie kohara. >> i am frank mallicoat. 6:02 a.m. your time. >> space shuttle endeavour as you just saw on its way to the international space station lifting off just about 8 minutes ago >> of course the last scheduled mission before endeavor is finally retired joel brown joins us live from kennedy space center in florida he had a birds eye view better than perfect looked great. >> it looked great. weather was perfect it went off as schedule you can really understand why a half million people want to come down to the space coast and see this thing take off it is really a once in a lifetime opportunity and lift off was picture perfect at 8:56 a.m. as scheduled, endeavor's final lift off from kennedy, going to be a 16 day mission, with captain mark kelly at the helm, next stop now international space station but really an

los angeles police were not releasing his booking photo. so we don't know how closely this step resembles him. but ann talked about the conversation that she had with a member of the police department who told her about this arrest. >> he told her ann, i wanted to give you some information before you hear it on the news. they've taken into custody one of the suspects. so it was a very emotional day yesterday. we were very excited that that piece of the puzzle -- one of the pieces has been put in place. >> reporter: los angeles police are still looking for a second man directly involved in the beating of bryan stow that happened outside of dodger stadium. they are also looking for a woman suspected of driving the getaway car. now, they are very optimistic those suspects will be found. the family says there's been no change in bryan's condition. he's still in critical condition here at san francisco general hospital. rehe maynes unconscious. but brew -- he re-- he remains unconscious. she says no change is good news. they just don't want his

he has been in the hospital and los angeles since march 31st. to resell it is light. teresa estacio--is live. therese? >>reporter: a news conference tha took place one yea hour ago. in the next 24-48 hours they're going to be going over the medical records to make sure the gets the care he needs. they say that moving him has taken a great toll on his body. family members are grateful that this day has finally come. watch has crews carefully left brian stow from the plane that brought him to los angeles at sfo. it is been a very long journey. how beaten after the first game of the season at doctor's stadium. he has been in and out of a coma for weeks after suffering a severely fractured skull. damage to a frontal lobe of his brain. he will undergo treatment at a san francisco general. the family, including the ex- wife, and the mother of his two children, seeing in this photograph tell kron 4 that everyone is glad that he is back. >> so excited that he is coming back. they both told me that once the can go up to see him. >> this is going to make it easier for everybody

the angels go on, caa hill gives up 10 hits, 4-1 angels victory. 7th lost in 8 games for the a's. former a's pitcher houston joined the criticism of the manager. least favorite person i ever met in sports. from 6-27. i am thankful to be in a plate where i can trust my manager. bob garrett hasn't responded to any of the criticism. he will have to say something. mike brown gamed today new coach of the los angeles lakers. dallas on to the nba finals. dirk nowitzki and jason kidd, pair of future hall of fame trying to close out oklahoma city in this game five. dirk nowitzki, boom! gives dallas the lead. they trailed. 26-9. shawn marion to open it up. 26 points, 8 rebounds. just as in game 4, dallas ends in a flurry. 17-6 run. 100-96. rick perry, the former warrior star, talk show host and now getting his hair done with dr. rose. [ talking at the same time ] >> rick makes the lay up and hi5s him. that's -- high-fives him. that's how the pros do it. show me the ribbon cutting. the warriors, still don't have a coach but they are doing good work in the community. the park, bill rustle and

but he is a reputed member of a los angeles street gang. officers dressed in s.w.a.t. gear surrounded his east hollywood apartment at 7:00 this morning. in a phone interview, stow's sister called the news overwhelming. >> i can't tell you the emotions right now. to be excited its the least we can see. we don't even know. >> reporter: it's been nearly a week since stow was transported to san francisco general hospital where he is in critical condition. though he recently opened his eyes and has had fewer seize utah, this long term recover is uncertain. >> it's a good thing they found those goods. >> paramedic colleagues paid a visit today. >> wrong for those guys to do that. justice is going to happen. >> reporter: hundreds of tips have come into los angeles police since the beating. but it was a tip from his parole agent that led l.a.p.d. to the suspect. the mayor antonio villaraigosa calls the case a horrific tragedy. >> like to say a special thank you to everyone who came forward with information in this case, no matter how small or insignificant it may have seemed a

today we want this to be country of the people by the people and for the people in los angeles double belly r t a look out when workers of the world unite i want to bring jonathan to see me into this discussion he's the president of the economic future group. jonathan we just showed a report that you know showed thousands of people on the streets of l.a. but it also showed people all around the world uniting for this cause and some of the people that did show up at this protest in los angeles saying you know the u.s. is a little too apathetic about this do you agree that that so many people in the u.s. have just become apathetic about workers' rights. well i think the problem really is that there's so much of an attack against workers' rights in this country you know it's almost impossible to form a union legally here twenty thousand workers a year roughly are fired when they try to form a union so people are really intimidated the second thing is that you know labor and unions are not even taught in school anymore so people are very ignorant of what it means to be in a union and beca

en los Ángeles, california. salvador >> amos a la pausa. romeo graba su primer vÍdeo. >> mÁs adelante: el biÓnico va mÁs allÁ de la secciÓn para convertirse en realidad. la tecnología salÓ a un conductor que golpeó con su vehículo a una mujer y a su hija en un carro de bebés. grabaciones de video demostraron que no tenía visibilidad suficiente.buenas tardes, les habla maria elena salinas. la interven inesperada en corte de una mujer obligó a suspender temporalmente la selección de jurados en el caso de una mujer en la florida, acusada de asesinar a su hija de dos aÑos.todavía no ha recuperado la libertaddominique strauss-kahn, el ex director del fondo monetario internacional, después de que le implusieron una fianza de un millón de dólares.y hasta rusia llega el mensaje de un presentador radial evangélico de california quien anuncia que el mundo se acabará mañana. más en noticiero univisión. >> 14 horas durÓ la grabaciÓn del primer vÍdeo como solista de romeo. tenemos grabaciones en las que no faltaron candentes e

jugando en el angel stadium... okland llevaba una amplia ventaja de cuatro a cero en la cuarta entrada tras este sencillo del campo corto cliff pennington... por poco y pierden en la novena entrada luego de que grant balfour permitiria este cuadrangular de tres carreras de mark trumbo... 4-3 ganaron los atleticos.. ---por segunda ocasion en su historia los mavericks de dallas jugaran en la final de la nba... dirk nowitzki aparecio cundo su equipo mas lo

not the name be changed from guardian angel to spierpt of the frontier? let my digress. anybody here ever meet florence merdock? i got a vision of a stoward woman. they had a little -- she stuck in my mind that way. disney never replied and the last second requests were never made. that's probably just as well because without his guardian angel, disney's johnny appleseed never would have gathered the gumption to leave his nonexistent farm in pittsburgh, cross the ohio river into the northwest territory. johnny appleseed and junny's angel, poor johnny is a scrawny fellow despite by being the average height of his time of five foot nine inches and was not a pioneer which was noted despite the fact he survived brutal winters, and apt got the muscle or the chest to join the pioneer parade heading west. there's not a hint of the intellectual depth and intensity that john chapman would have needed to wrestle his way as he obviously did, but that's hollywood. my 5-year-old grandson doored the cartoon as 5-year-olds have done for more than six decades, and what's

thank you and welcome to usc and welcome to the los angeles times book festival. my name is hector tobar, i write a column for the los angelesmes, times. and, um, and i'm here tote moderate the panel, "history,id identity anden purpose: califora chicanos and beyond." and for this panel we have three authors, three books.. our fourth panelist, i'll tell, you a story about him in a bit, but he's missing right now inht action. we know that he's somewhere right now talking to somebody. [laughter] he's somewhere trying to convince someone of what's right and what's wrong. our three panelists here haveere three very, very different books that are about journeys throughg 20th century and 21st century history and 20th and 21st century latino and chicano identity. our first one, our first author -- i'll go from your right to left -- is mario t. garcia. mario t. garcia, his book is "blowout: sal castro and the chicano struggle for educationag justice." and now all these no, sir, too,o will be -- all these authors, too, will be available to sign and purchase their books. mar

---dunia elvir se nos une desde los angeles con los detalles. pkg el portal de internet especializado en entretenimiento tmz la identific como mildred patricia baena, o patty, una guatemalteca que realizaba varias labores domsticas en la residencia del exgobernador. de acuerdo con este medio, el nino de 13 anos tiene un parecido extraordinario con schwarzenegger. en el portal se pueden ver fotos de la mujer acompaÑada del menor, a quien identificaron como el hijo del exgobernador, aunque distorsionaron su rosto para proteger su privacidad. segn tmz, baena comenz a mantener relaciones sexuales con el actor a mediados de los noventa... incluso aseguran que la esposa de schwarzenegger, maria shriver y patty baena estuvieron embarazadas al mismo tiempo y que sus hijos nacieron con una semana de diferencia. ademas, dicen que schwarzenegger no supo del nino hasta que comenz a caminar, pero desde entonces contribuy a su manutencin con unos $1,200 semanales que iban incluidos en el sueldo de la madre. baena no vivia en la mansion de schwarzeneg ger y t

upcoming blue angel air shows have been canceled. but practice flights resume next week. >>> the actor jeff conaway has died, best known for the role of kenickie in "grease," and later in "taxi." sadly, he was last known on "celebrity rehab." he was a serial substance abuser, and it ultimately cost him his life at the age of 60. >>> up next here tonight, what a week it's been here with grim news out of the midwest. tonight, we'll back up a bit, catch you up on some of the things you might have missed as a result. >>> for our team here, this sunday started with a flight to joplin, missouri, and you saw our live coverage of what we saw when we got there, and what the good people in that great town are going through right now. as a result, it was an awful week, dominated by the relentlessly sad coverage and the loss of life. because we had to devote so much coverage to it, a lot of other news happened that we didn't have time to mention. when we talk about the website or the new ipad app we talk of, this is what we mean, the stories we

the singing contest began taping in los angeles. british singer sharon cole and la reid are also judges. what makes the x factor different than american idol? it has no age limit. and it includes vocal groups as well as solo singers. the prize $5 million record recording contract. >>> traffic is getting busy in some areas trying to get into san francisco. we will go there first because it's a big backup at the toll plaza. 15-20 minutes. coming the other way it's not bad. and in the south bay northbound 280 traffic still looks good. that commute has not really become heavy yet. let's go to steve. >> sal, thank you. mostly sunny after partly cloudy in the morning. it will be all right. still breezy. temperatures 60s low to mid. upper 60s to low 70s inland. that five-day coming up which has a lot of surprises on it. >> thank you, steve. >>> coming up on mornings on 2 one bay area city is giving something away for free for at least the next two years. >>> also disturbing incident involving a jet heading to sfo and passengers with ties t

. >> recap the breaking news out of los angeles. the father of beaten giants fan bryan stow have confirmed that los angeles police they this do, indeed, have a suspect in custody. police won't release his name saying the investigation is ongoing. about three hours ago a s.w.a.t. team with a warrant descended on an east hollywood apartment building with guns drawn and took the man into custody without incident. we will have more in our next newscast today which starts at 5:00. but that is it for us for now. thank you for joining us. stay connected 24/7 at abc7news.com. i'm carolyn tyler, with lisa argen. have a great sunday everyone. bye-bye. [ asst mgr ] what are you doing?

los angeles, 68. palm spring is warmest at 83. eric has more news. >> thank you. >>> if you ever wondered what it's like to come home from war, you are about to meet a marine corps veteran who went to the first gulf war in 1991 and brought inescapable memories back home with him. since then he put memories good and bad down so he can remember them. not on paper, but on ceramics. >> i'm going to throw some cups. >> this is artist aaron tool. this is what he calls "throwing cups." in the home studio he fashions a blob of clay to the beverage cups with a message. >> for me, having been in the marine corps and served in 1991 gulf war, i feel, you know, i have to talk about issues of war and violence. >> every cup features a design somehow related to war or weapons, violence and the military. but he doesn't sell them. he gives them away. more than 10,000 so far. >> my wife calls me work "war awareness art." >> aaron was a military policeman with the first marine division in operation desert storm where he saw the fear, violence and cha

. >> developing news out of los angeles, within the last hour, police released new details about tonight's arrest of a suspect in the brutal beating ever san francisco giants' fan bryan stow. the arrest came at 7:00 this morning at this apartment building in east hollywood. authorities in los angeles a short time ago revealed the break that led to the arrest and a press conference that wrapped up about 30 minutes ago. detailing the arrest on the beating that took place at dodger stadium. >> we got a tip from a law enforcement agent, a parol agent, as a matter of fact, about an individual. this was one of the many hundreds of tips that the mayor referred to, but we began to work this one actively. during that active work, surveillance was done, a lot of background investigation was done. and more information was developed that led to enough information that we were able to obtain a search warrant for this individual. >> police say the man arrested was the primary aggressor in the attack and depicted in this sketch you see here. officials may release his name as soon as tonight. meantime, of

is a two-faced to make a change perhaps substituting the figure of a child if an angel would seem out of place she asked disney? or if that is impossible cannot the name be changed from guardian angel to perhaps spirit of the frontier? let me digress once again. has anybody here ever met florence murdoch? in the course of doing this i have got this vision of her as one of the stalwarts types, you know sort of barreling forward, very buxom made. dr. women were completely loose dresses in my day. that just sort of stuck in my mind. in an advanced disney never applied and the last section -- second corrections were never made and that is just as well because without his guardian angel disney's johnny appleseed never would have gathered the come hsinchu lead this nonexistent farm near pittsburgh marks was crossed the ohio river into the wilderness of the northwest territory. in disney's the old settler johnny john appleseed and johnny's angel poor johnny is quote such a sawed-off scrawny fellow despite being by all accounts exactly the average height of his time at five feet nine inches a

released new information about their search for the two suspects. >> reporter: the los angeles police chief says they have received hundreds of leads in the bryan stow case but still these suspects have not yet been caught. 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 ar

this is truly the city of angels. (sobbing) >>pam: he has been in critical condition on opening day march 31st. mickey takes this to the story since then. >> shocking. vicki-his fellow paramedics react to the news they're calling his beaten senseless because there wore a giants jersey to a dodgers game. they had to really leave the pressure by a leadinopening up his head. a fund for his recovery with $300,000 on april 11th, the giant dedicate the game to them. donate 61,000. $25,000 to a demand by 10 lincecum. and when they try to bring him out? he still had seizures. with physical descriptions, the doctors made a second attempt to reduce the medication. after charlie sheen announced that he will donate the proceeds for his merchandise. may 11th, a los angeles company puts up hundreds of billboards with the suspects, the suspect description and reward. no, he will be returning to the bay area,-now come off, he wille coming back to hte bay area, vicki. vicki liviakis. >>pam: stay with us. >>jacqueline: look at this rai

they all live outside of los angeles. >>reporter: the kids of arnold schwarzenegger are on twitter expressing love for their families. 17 year-old patrick changed his last name to shriver on this witter account after hours the news broke box --hours after the news broke that his father's father a child. he said some days you want to quit and be normal for a bit. i love my family until debts was part. katherine posted something later in the day. she said, this is definitely not easy. i appreciate your love and support as i begin to heal and moved forward in life. she went on to say, i will always love my family. maria shriver appeared on the fare well taping for oprah winfrey. trevor did not mention her husband. she looked pretty good while she was there in chicago. she did say that oprah has given me love, support, wisdom and most of all, the truth. reportedly trevor was having dinner with over in chicago when she learned that her husband had an affair. coming up at 8:30 a.m. we will be reading some of your posts from fac

corporations are his ramona lindo was at the rally in los angeles and has this report. marching to the beat of the drum thousands of people took to the streets of los angeles demanding more jobs better pay this like many other baby marches across america has also transformed it to a cry for immigration reform rage against the machine guitars tamburello says workers are workers. around the world on may first workers of all stripes of all religions of all colors flood the streets to show solidarity with one another it celebrates the history of workers progress of worker struggles of course were the successes and of the challenges we still have before us i'm always on the streets on may first union members in particular are feeling the challenges to work a rights steve first or a teacher worries about his ability to earn a decent wage at a time when collective bargaining rights across the country aren't dry tack i don't think people want to believe their sides really understand that there is power and people power utility and that the more they think they can get away with

mid-to-upper 60s around san diego and los angeles. if you want any time for warmth you have to go to palm springs where it's sunny and 83 today. eric has more news. >> thank you very much. you are about to meet a marine corps vet who went to the first gulf war in 1991 and brought back inescapable memories of it. since then he put memories down, good and bad, not on paper but ceramics. this is artist aaron toole and what he calls throwing cups. in his home studio he fashions blob of clay to beverage cup with a message. for me being in war i have to talk about the violence. >> every cup has a design related to war or weapons, violence and the military. but he doesn't sell them. he gives them away. more than 10,000 so far. >> my wife calls the art war awareness art. >> he was in operation desert storm and where he saw the fear, violence and kay yas of combat -- chaos of combat and decided it's where american public should see what it's like before sending young men and women to war. >> i don't care so much whether you are for or against

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angeles. and the three of us, including our then wives or ex-wives, those are too many details i don't want to get into -- we put indeed this whole idea plan into practice. one of our central gimmicks was to interview little known libertarian thinkers in the general culture or well enough known to many of us like thomas, nathaniel brandon, jim buchanan, bill -- all these people and we featured every month an interview. eventually we interviewed bill buckley and we interviewed -- oh, many others, milton friedman, f.a. hayek and that became a kind of centerpiece of "reason" magazine back then. since that time, "reason" has developed into a more popular, a bit more hip hop version of its former self where there's a lot of emphasis on looking good and being reasonably clear and accurate but not much in depth. the philosophical bent that was very important to us in the publication earlier on is now hardly there. i mean, i've written like 40 books. they've reviewed maybe one maybe 20 years ago. they

the los angeles police department just announced the suspect is 31-year-old giovanni ramirez of los angeles. he was booked for assault with a deadly weapon, and is being held on $1 million bail right now. stow is a giants fan who was attacked on opening day at dodgers stadium and was seriously injured. reporter ted chen from our nbc station in los angeles has the latest on what led to the break in the case. >> reporter: the lapd received more than 600 leads on the attack on bryan stow, but they got a key lead late last week. a probation officer led them to a suspect and an apartment in east hollywood. a nearly two-month manhunt arrived at this door sunday morning, unit 25 at this apartment complex in east hollywood. most of the residents didn't want to good on camera, but a few of them described how lapd s.w.a.t. officers surrounded the unit and commanded those inside to get out. >> i hear everybody have to go out, everybody, everybody. they said it in spanish and english. >> i was scared. i was scared. i didn't know what was going on. >> reporter: police say the man they got is suspect num

>>> right now at 11:00, a month and a half after being brutally beaten after a giants game in los angeles, brian stow is expected to be moved to a bay area hospital tomorrow. >>> bay to breakers runs through san francisco for the 100th year. so did the changes this year save the race for the future? >>> and hybrid and electric cars are the buzz words in the green movement. but why are some of them just not selling? nbc bay area news at 11:00 starts right now. good evening. i'm diane dwyer. the san francisco giants fan who was severely beaten back in march after opening day in los angeles is expected to be moved back to the bay area tomorrow. brian stowe's story has captured headlines around this country. how could a friendly rivalry between two baseball teams turn so violent? and his family says they are grateful to the doctors and supporters in southern california, but they're also very ready to get back home. kimberlier the have i at san francisco general hospital tonight with the latest for us tonight. kimberly? >> reporter: diane, there are a lot of people who have been waiting for th

they say it's truly a city of angels. they are excited to come home and consider it's a good sign that he is stable enough to move. >> obviously peace of machined to have brian come back home. >> that is what we're looking for. it started pretty good this week and he has had a lot of movement we look at that as positive. we hope it continues. >>> here is a sketch of the two men police are looking for. they haven't made any arrests. l.a. police will be holding a news conference tomorrow to update the investigation. stow was taken out of the induced coma a little more than a week ago. he has opened his eyes. doctors say is good sign but doctors are hoping to see more movement once he gets here to san francisco. his mom says she would love to see him smile and have him say hi, mom. >> eric: it's 6:33 now. five suspects in murder of a german tourist are set to appear in court today. the tourist was killed in the theater district on mason near geary back in august. they arrested them at two weeks at homes in san francisco, oak

. >>> los angeles police will be out in force once again tonight outside dodgers stadium. they're looking for new leads in the savage beating of giants fan bryan stow in the stadium parking lot. this is the first dodger-giant series in los angeles since that attack nearly seven weeks ago. it was on the mind of nearly everyone who came to the ballpark last night. >> >> just an isolated incident. i don't think it's going to happen again. i'm not worried about it. >> i think it's more of a thug issue than it is a dodger fan issue. it's senseless. >> los angeles police believe a young latino woman may have been the driver of the get away car for stow's two attackers. 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 accu