Bryan Stow, the San Francisco Giants fan savagely beaten after the team's March 31 season opener at Dodger Stadium, has broken his silence in an interview with NBC News, his first TV appearance in nine months after the beating.

Stow, a paramedic and father-of-two, spoke with Dr. Nancy Snyderman from the rehab center he's been in since October after spending months in a medically-induced coma.

Snyderman told Stow, "Hi, I'm Nancy," to which he responded, "Hello."

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One of the key witnesses to the Dodger Stadium beating of San Francisco Giants fan Bryan Stow has died.

Mathew Lee, 26, died Sunday after having an allergic reaction to a salad containing nuts, authorities said, noting the coroner had not yet determined the official cause of death.

Lee was a pal of Stow's, and part of the same group he attended the March 31 opening day game with.