his firefighting family from calfire. >> this hurts the entire fire community and family. we all band together, it's a brotherhood, whether it's police, fire, first responders, and this is a tragic event. it's horrible. >> early thanksgiving morning, bartal was involved in a fight at this fast food restaurant on geary boulevard. bought men were separated and bartal walked to this gas station. police say the suspect got into this car, drove to the gas station, and then plowed into bartal. police grabbed surveillance video from the cameras around the business and released photos taken of the suspect they believe got into the fight with bartal and later ran him down at the gas station. today an employee told us what he heard from a coworker who was on duty thursday morning. >> he see somebody hit the guy. and then drop over there with me blood and ran away.

>> bartal spent four years in the marines, serving in iraq, few weeks ago he wrapped up his fifth year at a seasonal firefighter with calfire. >> i've been in this business for many years, and some things you just can't answer. the important thing to know is that al has great support from some of the best surgeons and doctors and nurses here. we're profoundly amazed at their skills and how hard they have been working and continue to work on our friend. >> tomorrow the family is expected to meet with neurosurgeons. police are asking if you recognize the suspect in the photo to give police a call or to text them. at this point the charges would be attempted murder and assault. also, family members and supporters are in the process of setting up a facebook page for the man and also for the firefighter, and also a charity bank account before his family sometime tomorrow.

>> a carbon monoxide warning tonight as temperatures cool down. a heyward family rushed to the emergency room. >> that happened this morning as after the turned on their heater for the first time this season. we're live in heyward with the details. >> firefighters here from station one in hayward responded to an emergency call from kaiser hospital this morning. they were told to respond to a home where family narrowly escaped death because of faulty wall heater. three of the people who live here were taken to the hospital. one woman told me she, her daughter, and her six-month-old grandchild were treated for carbon monoxide copies because of a fault request gas wall heater. she woke up dizzy, headache, ringing in her ears and nauseous. the fire captain believe they narrowly escaped death. >> carbon monoxide takes

approximately 500 fatilities in the country. over 20,000 people end up in emergency rooms with feeling nauseous, fatigue, and dizziness. so this morning this was a very good thing that the people got out of the house, went to the hospital. they could have succumbed to death rapidly and it's a good thing they got out alive. >> reporter: this is what could have warned the family that carbon monoxide levels were dangerously high. this is an alarm, available at hard wear stores. the the family now has a functioning one in the home. by law every home is supposed to have one installed. that law took effect july 1st. this is a carbon monoxide alarm. costs anywhere from 20 to $40, and captain paulsen says their seepingal because carbon monoxide is odorless and colorless, and now with cold weather coming in and people turning on the wall heaters and fire place, these become very essential in the home.

reporting live, abc-7 news. >> worthwhile investment. >> overceekd french fries are being braimed for a fire in a cupertino paper complex. the blaze destroyed eight units and damaged 15 units. 60 people were force from their homes at 6:00 p.m. one of the residents september this home video to us. up to 100 firefighters took almost two hours to bring the fire under control damage to the building is estimated at $2 million. >> in berkeley, an apartment building in danger of collapsing is scheduled to be torn down tomorrow. the demolition comes den -- ten days after the building was gutted by fire. no one was hurt. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> alan: violence has been an ongoing concern around walnut creek's bar scene, and today police made two arrests after a chaotic night.

officers responded to a fight, and an hour earlier police found a man bleeding from the head of north main street. a man was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon. police arrested 21-year-old steven@wyatt for assault in connection with the fight outside the vice lounge. >> some members of occupy sf-back at the federal reserve building and this time they're across the cincinnati front of a wells fargo bank because of fencing around the federal reserve building. they set up an information table and police said they can stay the as long as they don't put up tents. >> hopefully we can keep this spot and inform the masses that pass by on the sidewalks. >> demonstrate you'res say if they're kicked out they're going to continue down the street. many others remain at the orange encampment. >> despite a fast approaching

deadline, "occupy" l.a. protesters say they're not going system authorities say they won't be sweeping through right at the deadline tonight but they do expect to make arrests. the encampment was abuzz with activity yesterday but most aimed at how to deal with authorities come the midnight deadline. >> alan: angry about clampdowns on "occupy" camps, students are planning demonstrations tomorrow. at uc davis students are planning a protest. this youtube video of police dousing protesters with pepper spray sparked national outrain. student protesters are calling for a general strike tomorrow. this is on the same day the board of regents is scheduled to discussion police action and address funding issues. the rents will hold a conference from four uc campuses tomorrow. mission bay, merced, and ucla, the public comment portion is

from 9:00 a.m. 20:00 a.m. >> concerns about student debt are keeping more students out of college. students are working fulltime living at home, and going to community college. but educators say those are all risk factors that make students less likely to graduate. 26% of student whose attend community college earn a four year degree, compared to 50% at four year colleges. but despite the average graduate winding up with 25,000 in debt after college, borrowing is actually down. private borrowing dropped from 24 million in 2008 to 8 billion last year. >> the u.s. on edge with pakistan tonight. the growing divide between the two countries and the new sanctions pakistan is imposing on the u.s. >> american students caught up in a revolution in egypt return home. what they're saying about their experience. >> alan: it's down to the wire for g.o.p. candidates. who is ahead and the surprising

new support one candidate is getting. >> leigh: hi there i'm leigh glaser. some parts of the bay area seeing clear sky right now, and the fog is reducing visibility in some inland valley areas. we'll look ahead to the next seven days coming

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>> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >> the death of two dozen pakistani soldiers have sparked

angry demonstrations. pakistan's army blames nato air strikes chit says were unprovocked but afghan officials say their troops came under fire from the direction of border posts. the u.s. plans to launch its own investigation into the air strike. pakistan has given the u.s. 15 days to leave an air base used for drones. >> alan: syracuse university assistant head basketball coach bernie fine is out. he was fired tonight amid growing concerns of child molestation allegations genes him. today a third accuser came forward. two former ball boys were the first to accuse fine of inappropriate sexual contact. fine calls the allegations patently false. >> republican presidential hopeful newt gingrich got an endorsement from newsom's -- new hampshire's largest newspaper. romney has 42%, gingrich has

15%, followed by ron paul, and john huntsman has 8% support. >> alan: three u.s. students are home after a harrowing experience in egypt. >> a foggy morning. is more on the way? leigh glaser has the forecast just ahead. >> mike: the raiders found a remedy for their anemic ee

>> alan: on at the eve of elections in egypt, the military ruler is urging voters to head to the polls despite the chaos in could i roar over the week. the protesters are demanding the military hand over power to civilians immediately. >> three american college students arrested in egypt are back on u.s. soil. >> they were accused of throwing molotov cocktails in the square. all three denied any wrong-doing. here's the story. >> so happy. >> three american students are back in the u.s. safely, sunday, just a few days

after an egyptian court ordered their release. eric sweeney, gregory porter and luke gates were studying at american university in cairo for the semester when something went terribly wrong. >> there was tear gas everywhere, and we were -- they were shooting bullets. then they said they were taking us to a safe play. we were hit a bunch. >> they were accused of throwing molotov cocktails as protests swept the square. >> that was the scariest moment in my life when i was in that room. i did faint. i don't know if it was before or after this picture was taken. they didn't have any evidence connecting us with any crime. >> the students say they went near the demonstrations to see politics in action. >> looking back, i have no regret i went to the protest.

i went closer than i should have. >> both the families and the students are grateful for their return, just in time for the a late thanksgiving. >> i'm so thankful to be back, and love being in philadelphia right now. >> so happy to have him home. >> barbara hall reporting. >> many people returning to work tomorrow. >> leigh: a little fog tomorrow morning, and then tuesday and wednesday, the windses will pick up. a hive slot from the high definition mt. tamalpais camera. a hazy sky out there for you. temperatures didn't get much out of the mid-to-low 50s. 52 the high in fairfield. 51 the antioch. 57 in san francisco. but, compare that to 71 degrees today was the high in santa cruz. morgan hill, you reached 75.

the fog is already starting to thicken up out there. fairfield, less than a mile visible there. about a half a mile as you see there concord, less than a mile as well. so things are starting to thicken up around the bay area, sfo, seven miles visible, hayward. four miles. temperatures right now, 49 in concord. 48 in antioch, 55 in san francisco, oakland, and los gatos, 54. napa, a little light fog at 51. here is a look at highlights to the mid-part of the work week, passing high clouds overnight, valley fog, reducing visibility. partly cloudy skies, and afternoon sunshine for us, for at least the next few days, and then as the high starts to position itself over the bay area tuesday night and wednesday, the strong northeasterly winds will pick up and definitely going to make for some very windy conditions

around the bay area, especially above the 1,000-foot level. lows tonight with the fog creeping back in, generally in the 40s. 57 for san francisco. san jose, 44. and we look for 40 for livermore. here's the setup. high pressure still blocking storms to the north. so we look for a mixture of sun and cloud. high clouds will venture over the bay area, and this will stay with us through about mid-week, and at that point also as the high starts to really buildy, that's when we get to the offshore winds and windy conditions tuesday night and wednesday. here's a look at your highs tomorrow. we're banking on a little bit more sunshine. so temperatures come up a fewer more degrees. 63 half moon bay. overcast except for palo alto, hazy afternoon sunshine. north bay, morning fog, ruiz ode visibility. keep that in mind.

hazy mid-day sun. 53 for napa. berkeley, 6 4. interior east bay, cooler with the fog, so mid-to-low 60s generally in concord, antioch and brentwood, and more 70s. watsonville 70. >> the forecast, dry and mild all week long. winds pick up wednesday and thursday, and then we cool things down bringing in more clouds saturday and sunday. >> alan: an exciting day in the black hole today. >> mike: never ceases to ams.~you. raiders make it interesting, win or lose. bears in town, and this football game turned into a soccer match. hanie started in place of jay cutler who hurt his thumb. january -- janikowski kicked four field goals in the first

half. this is one of them. the bears go up 7-6. now handi looking for more just before the half. the throw is tipped and baked off by women blimp looks like he is going to score but lance lewis dragz him down. raiders settle for a field goal. up 12-7 at the half. kept kicking in the third. a franchise record six field goals. bears cult the lead to eight. big play in the fourth. palmer to murphy. 47-yard inside the chicago five. palmer 3-rbgs 01 yards. michael bush, pay dirt. first points in the fourth quarter, up 12. the bears bite back, 81-yard pass. just like that, bears inside the red zone two plays later, the end zone. hanie, to davis. hanie is flagged for intentional

grounding on a delayed spike. and what a game. >> it was great. i got good warmups, didn't expect to get six. i thought it would be like two or three. >> get great. i guess their offense has done well in games, and helped us out so we thought it was our job to go out there and help them out. and i think we did that. >> mike: tim tebow and the broncos at san diego. both teams trying to keep pace with the raiders. tebow time. to eric decker, ot, game tied at 13. trainer, 57 yards for the win. got it. broncos win 16-13. >> the 49ers gearing up for the rams next sunday after they lose the ravens this night. st. louis got run over by beanie wells and the cards.

228 yards rushing. speaking of records, patrick peterson, the rookie out of lsu, an 80-yard punt return for a touchdown. forth of the season. ties an nfl record. cardinals win by a field goal. >> the bcs rankings out and stanford moving on up with their win over notre dame. husband his is number one facing georgia in the sec title game saturday. alabama, their season is over. smoothed is four, virginia tech is five, guaranteed a bcs bold, fiesta the most likely for stanford. >> college hoops, the sophomore hits the first, then the second. broncos up one. last chance for nova. cowell knocks down the pass. the desperation heave is no good. broncos win and take third in the 76 classic.

>> never-ending season of tennis continues with the atp world tour finals in london. federer reaching his 100 career final, taking on tsonga. giving him everything he had. look at the cross-court winner. but federer comes back. championship point. tsonga unable to return the slam. federer sixth atp title this season. your plays of the night tonight at 11:00, and the tale of a man who will get you off the couch no matter what ee your age, even my age. >> a disappointing weekend for

>> i take you, bella. >> for better or for worse. >> to love. >> to cherish, as long as we both shall live. >> quite a ring on her finger. the latest twilight movie led the box office, took in $63 million over the thanksgiving holiday weekend. overall, a disappointing weekend for studios. fewer people escaped to movies

this year than the past two thanksgiving weekends. >> alan: muppets was under two, three other family movies rounded out the top five. >> that does it for this edition of abc-7 news. >> alan: thanks for joining us. see you at 11:00. captioned by closed captioning services inc.