good evening. the giants fan brutally beaten after the team s season opener last night is still in critical condition this evening. we just got the police sketches of two of the suspects in the violent beating. the victim, 41-year-old violent stowe from santa cruz county is fighting for his life in southern california. lisa amin gulezian has the latest on the man who is used to giving medical attention and not receiving it. lisa? reporter: dan, brian is a paramedic here at american medical response. he was with a co-worker when the attack happened. today five more people from amr flew down south to be with him. we are like family here. we will do what we can for each other. reporter: those at american medical response in san jose can t believe what has happened to one of their own. last night brian stowe was attacked by two dodgers fans while leaving the season opener in los angeles. he was down on the ground and he hit his head. they began to kick him several times
to go to the game instead of sitting here. some parts of the country are worried about snow but we got the sunshine, some record- breaking heat showing up around the bay area yesterday. we re going to top that again today. if we hit all these temperatures right here, these are all be records. about 84 in san francisco. 84 in oakland. 85 in san jose. a fantastic day ahead. elizabeth has traffic. thank you, lawrence. it was hot yesterday, in san francisco. roadwork, new roadwork in livermore. eastbound five five between 580, no delay right now in your westbound 580 commute direction. looks great towards pleasanton in fact we have no big hot spots, no major accidents out there now, which is a nice change of pace from the last couple of mornings. quiet heading into san francisco. thank you. 4:31 now. today nato took over sole control over libya. they are calling it operation unified protectorate including enforcing the no-fly zone. secretary of state hillary clinton says th
today we could see even more. it is going to be the hottest day of the week today as we are going to see that ridge of high pressure sitting over head. 84 in oakland, 85 san jose, and 86 degrees in santa rosa. enjoy it, folks. we have major changes on the way. we ll talk more about that in just a moment. right now let s check on some traffic with elizabeth. all right. we have better news now in petaluma. mentioned this accident northbound 101 right before old redwood highway. it is our only accident out there right now and it was just cleared to the right shoulder so now northbound and southbound traffic looks great. all right. all your approaches to the bay bridge still nice and quiet really throughout the east bay. you can see all green on your sensors right now. if you are coming down the eastshore freeway, westbound 24 no problems right now from walnut creek. 880 through oakland, great, and 580 no problems towards the macarthur maze. we ll have more traffic coming up, b
coming out of the altamont pass. we ll have more details on that plus ace train delays, as well. back to you. thank you. it is 6:01 now. more accusation of police misconduct in san francisco. another video has surfaced that appears to show officers entering an apartment without consent. anne makovec reports it was enough to convince a judge to dismiss a criminal case. she joins us now live. anne, good morning. reporter: good morning. yeah, the judge threw out a felony case. it was a marijuana case, granted, and the man did have a medical marijuana card. but there are concerns now that this new video, this whole case, could show a broader spectrum of police misconduct here in san francisco. the judge tossed out that felony drug case after seeing this video. it s from security cameras of the local apartment building. these are the officers in the garage and in the hallway when they allegedly went into an apartment without consent or a search warrant. the video was shown b
the middle of the night in a wal-mart parking lot. kiet do reports. reporter: with a runny nose and a bewildered look, store employees called the toddler their wal-mart baby. a store manager found the 2- year-old wandering the parking lot barefoot wearing just a diaper and t-shirt, at 3 a.m. very friendly, he was it was a warm evening so it wasn t cold. we got storm clothes for him. he wasn t injured. reporter: by 6 a.m. the boy s mother had frantically called 911. that s when police started piecing together what happened. investigators say the boy and his mother live on a first floor unit at the archstone apartments across the street. the special handicapped- friendly door handled unlocks and opens the door at the same time. at three feet tall and 35 pounds, he was apparently tall enough and strong enough to do it himself. investigators say the boy, very likely, walked across owens drive, which is a busy six-lane thoroughfare in pleasanton. there was no traffic at the