live at levi s stadium with more. reporter: this is the second assault since the niners began playing at levi s stadium. the first was a domestic violence incident. this one happened just before the game started sometime around 1:20 in the afternoon in a restroom on the north side of the stadium. the motive is still unclear but it could be as simple as an argument over a bathroom stall. let s go to the cell phone video. this is video taken by an observer. there were plenty of witnesses, as you can see, to the attack. here s a chronology of the attack, the first assailant punches the first victim who falls to the ground. a second attacker is punching the second victim. he drags the man out, begins hitting him again. the first attacker joins in. the victim, who is seriously injured, is lying on the ground, motionless, looking sort of disoriented, perhaps unconscious. police say it took just minutes to find and arrest the two suspects. they are dario david rogilero and amadore
you know it s probably going to cost you, which it did. he pitched great. it s not a good decision and you wish you can get it back. well, they have gone 21 innings without scoring a run. unfortunately they loaded them up and giants now up fans circled around tvs trut the bay area. a dozen people had lunches at grumpy s to cheer on the giants. that is about three and a half shorter than saturday s game the giants had their winning streak snapped by the nationals. let s head back new. wayne freedman joins us now with more from fans. wayne? you throw it to me, i ll catch it. ten consecutive post-season wins is impressive. double digits that had to end sometime. it happened to be today. when a baseball team has a streak of ten wins it s safe to assume someone should take credit. his record, he says, is astounding. how many of these cheese burgers have you had? . i used to be skinny. isn t it strange how two victories can turn a one starved fan base into what we s
drywall, cutting wires for the network servers and phone lines in the process. the images caught on camera. this is the hole in the wall the thieves crawled through. we believe these suspects, whoever they are, whether they are from here or somewhere else, they definitely targeted these three businesses. reporter: as police continue their investigation, they are hoping that an image caught on camera may be familiar to someone. and give investigators the tip they need to catch these criminals. in fremont, nick smith, abc 7 news. unbelievable. we learned about this story through a viewer e-mail and you can tell us what s happening where you live by e-mailing abc listens at kgo-tv.com. police in berkeley are asking for the public s help in tracking down the person who violently knocked down an 85-year-old woman on a sidewalk. that attack happened on september 21st. the whole thing was caught on surveillance camera as the woman was walking down the street. you see what ha
because that area is burned out is what we re say something exactly. there is not a lot of fuels. and access to the park now, 140 is closed? highway 140 is closed we don t have an estimate on opening times yet. it will be closed probably throughout the night. cary, thank you so much. kerry cobb talking this about this fire. stay with us for breaking updates and follow us on twitter on abc7 news bay area. good evening, i m dan ashley. and in other news san jose city council has just defeated a move to give some of the surplus to residents so they can buy home security systems. abc7 news is live in san jose city hall. vic? this was a novel idea considering the fact that there has been an alarming and neighborhood groups would give it to homeowners then perhaps buy dead bolts, alarm systems, maybe and despite the council s rejection residents looked at the proposal that not arm. i live in a nice neighborhood. two homes got broken into. we have increasing cr
is just ten years old. six weeks after the earthquake, cal trans is back to make all the repairs necessary for this bridge to withstand the next quake. the emola avenue bridge and the others in town have been deemed safe for the public but the minor to moderate damage can be repaired while the structure is open. in some cases the damage is actually an indication of how well the bridge performed in the august quake. these are heavily reinforced deep foundation bridges. they are allowed to move. reporter: immediately after the quake we saw more obvious damage to roadways in the napa area. those kinds of things buckle blacktop and cracks in the pavement were fixed within days of the quake. what s happening now on this bridge or rather, underneath it and ten others in the area, are more subtle repairs. the ones that don t necessarily affect the everyday integrity of the structure. but will certainly help them withstand the next quake. in napa, laura anthony, abc 7 news. the