HOLMES: Well, 22 minutes past the hour now. Police in Los Angeles have arrested three new suspects in the beating of a San Francisco Giants fan outside Dodgers Stadium. The man they thought was the suspect turns out really is not. You remember the story. It's a Giants fan. There he is. Brian Stow, he was nearly beaten to death in March. Well, in May, police nabbed 31-year-old Giovanni Ramirez and blamed him. Now, they've made new arrests. Police (ph) arrest a 29-year-old Luis Sanchez and 30-year-old Marvin Norwood. They've been charged with mayhem and assault. A woman also in custody. Listen to L.A. officials as they gave us an update about the case.</s>MAYOR ANTONIO VILLARAIGOSA (D), LOS ANGELES: We come here to answer to the public. To be transparent in everything we do both when in - as we did initially and now. And let me be absolutely clear that we said then that the investigation was ongoing.</s>CHIEF CHARLIE BECK, LOS ANGELES POLICE DEPARTMENT: This is about character. This is about the character of this police department and our ability even when it reflects badly on us to do the right thing. And that's what we did in this case.</s>HOLMES: Now, Brian Stow, the victim, is still in the hospital in San Francisco. He has extensive brain damage. Well, 91 people, including many teenagers, massacred in Norway. Police say one man may have been responsible. We are taking another look at what Norway's prime minister is calling the worst violence his country has seen since the Second World War. It's 24 minutes past the hour on this CNN SATURDAY MORNING. Stay with me.
New Arrests in Dodgers Game Fan Beating