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Bryan boone, thank you very much. finding a new purpose in life. what bryan stow is doing to make the world a better place. it was four years ago the san francisco giants fan was brutally attacked following an opening day a game between his time and the los angeles dodgers. you may remember it. now a new story. will carr live in dallas with the inspirational developments. reporter: inbound brian stowe was in a coma for months. he had to relearn how it eats, drink and how it breathe but he says that he survived for a reason, to help strike back against bullies. so on friday, he went to visit an elementary school near san jose california, speaking to more than 100 students about bullying and how to prehave not it. he says that his acing iters learned how to be violent at an early age. a. these machine were adult bullies. i suffered severe brain damage a, as you can see from the scar on my head. you need to stand up to
LifePurposePlaceBryan-stowWorldBryan-booneGameSan-francisco-giants-fanFourReporterDevelopmentsStoryBullying. speak to an adult. lead by example with your own actions and words. reporter: those words seem to resonate with a lot of the kids. he spoke about bullying, but physical and on social media and after his speech, several of the students said they hope his message will make a real difference. you his story really inspired me, you know, to look out for bullying in more areas and stop it when it starts to happen. if someone had stood up to those bullies when they were younger t could have changed his entire life. reporter: stowe, a san francisco giants fan was attacked from behind and brutal lie beaten four years ago outside of dodger stadium. he had to have part of his skull removed and permanently disabled. his attackers both pleaded guilty. they re behind bars serving multiple-year sentences. the judge called them cowards saying they re the reason why some people don t want to go to professional sporting event.
ReporterBullyingLotWordsAdultLeadExampleSeveralActionsSpeechKidsSocial-mediaThings in midair we believe he was going through some type of mental health episode. never good thing to happen on a bus. police say the suspect is now in a mental health facility getting some help and may actually avoid criminal charges because of his condition. i wonder if the bus passengers got a refund? now to an unbelievable story of survival. you will no doubt remember the story of bryan stow. the san francisco giants fan was nearly beaten to death on opening on opening day at dodgers stadium in 2011. will carr is here with the story of his incredible comeback. will? elizabeth, stowe said he survived for a reason to stop bullying so on friday he went to a school near san jose california and he spoke to more than 100 students talking about bullying and how to prevent it. now, he says his attackers learned their behavior when they were in elementary school. i suffered severe brain damage as you can see from the scar on my head.
BusThingsPassengersHelpThingTypeChargesSuspectConditionMental-healthMental-health-facilityMidair53%. all right, other stories we re following. the new york times is reporting that chinese hackers targeted the files on tens of thousands of people applying for top-secret security clearances. senior officials say they snuffed it out before the process was complete with no word yet on how much personal info, if any, was stolen. a jury finds the l.a. dodgers negligent in the 2011 beating of a san francisco giants fan. they re partly liable for $18 million in damages. the court says there wasn t sufficient security at the stadium when two men attacked bryan stow after a game causing brain damage. former owner frank mccourt was absolved. the hits keep coming for bad boy pop icon justin bieber. he pled no contest to a vandalism charge for throwing eggs at his neighbor s house. he ll serve two years probation, pay more than $80,000 in damages and take an anger management course. so, what s it like to be in the middle of a dust storm. this time lapse puts you right
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