this is the 10:00 o'clock news on channel 2. a teenager collapses after his heart stops in a basketball game in the east bay, but fans watching came to the rescue. >> you just see this nice kid, he has this bright future. >> the quick thinking and easy to use machine that helped saved his life. that life saving piece of technology got his heart beating again. we're live with all the drama you'll see only on 2. >> reporter: yes, the 14-year- old was playing basketball on that court there when he lapsed. fortunately -- collapsed. fortunately people were trained

in emergency recognized what to do, and shocked his heart back into a normal rhythm with this life saving machine. basketball is a quick game, and it was quick thinking that saved his life. one of the players stopped running staggered, and fell. >> he started having a hard time breathing. >> reporter: they quickly determined he was in cardiac arrest. they started cpr and asked for a lifeline. >> i ran out here and they threw it to me, iran back in, opened it up, and it was a live saver. >> bring it up, pushes the button. >> call for help now. >> reporter: the aed shocked

the teen's heart back into a regular rhythm emergency workers were on the scene within minutes, and took him to the medical center where he was under observation at last report. >> >. you see this nice kid with a bride future, and the -- bright future, and the aed saved his life. >> reporter: the program coordinator for the city of walnut creek who runs this facilities and he said over the years he's made it his mission to get as many of these devices as possible in case of situations like today. >> if you don't have one, get one. >> reporter: this device has half the battery charged, and they're getting a new battery, but this is the second time this device was used to save a life. it was a 55-year-old man last

time, today a 15-year-old boy. more details now on aed and gyms around the bay area. a mother of a boy he was killed after a situation is organizing a heart screening event for april. new at 10:00, los angeles county hit been an effect -- earthquake around 7:15. there are no reports of injuries or imagine damage. a swarm of small quakes struck the same area early today. a quake shuck idaho today -- stuck idaho today causing some rock slides in a small town. just like today, tomorrow

is another spare the air day. this is the view of san francisco this afternoon. a lot of haze causing poor air quality and visibility, so no wood burning all day and night, and while it will be cold again tonight, we made it through the coldest weather. >> that's right, we'll take off a little bit of extreme kill, but still cold -- chill, but still cold. right now on the maps, live camera looking out toward san francisco. down to the upper 20, but some 30s. no warnings or advisories out there. current numbers, you can see right now it's 38 in napa, and san francisco in the upper 40s. quick look at the forecast low, first thing tomorrow morning, chilly especially in livermore

and napa, starting off sunday morning with temperatures near 30 degrees, and san francisco the warmer end in the lower 40s. but we have a big warm up to talk about, we'll have that coming up in a few minutes, when 70 could return. all right, thanks. some south bay residents have been shivering more than the rest of us the past week with no gas or hot water due to a severe wind storm. we're live with how the residents are dealing with it. >> reporter: take a look at this aftermath. this is where a huge tree uprooted and damaged underground lines. the tree is long gone, but not the problem. >> >. doesn't matter which side, same temperature, freezing. >> reporter: faucets at these apartments run only cold, and

residence deadly weapons like shane -- residents like shane are using their stoves. >> pots and pans and boiling them and carrying them up the stairs. >> reporter: carrying hot water upstairs, many trips to get enough water for a bath. >> >. filling it up maybe to about here, and that's a lot of effort, and then take a quick bath. don't freeze. >> reporter: the tree that fell tuesday took out water and gas lines, water restored after 30 hours, but not the gas to heat it, and the trench has been sitting empty ever since. >> it would be one thing if they were working on it and we saw them doing something about this. >> reporter: frustration is mounted because haft of the 80 units aren't effected, and they don't know why they can't be given a chance to clean up in a vacant apartment that has heat. it's especially hard for

families with kids. >> sloshing scalding water up the stairs and bathe children, it's a safety hazard. >> we apologize for this act of nature out of our control. >> reporter: a letter from the complex owner explains they tried to put in a terrae gas line. >> but the -- temporary gas line. >> but the city said no, they had the reinspect the gas line and they can't do it until next week. almost a full week without hot water. >> they say they're doing their best, however as you can see we're still waiting. >> reporter: without hot running water for laundry, dishes or hygiene, residents say this isn't just about comfort but sanitation. our calls to the resident manager and property owner went straight to answering service, and we have not gotten any call backs yet.

thanks very much. new at 10:00, police in san jose need your help to find a 74-year-old man that disappeared today. he was last seen 10:30 this morning walking away from a jack in the box. he has dimentia. he's five-six, 175 pounds, brown hair and brown eyes, blue jeans, gold necklace, and cap. a suspected drunk driver in oakland hit a pedestrian tonight causing severe injuries on holly street near 82nd avenue. the victim was rushed to the hospital with critical injuries. the driver was arrested. no names has been released. the second of two funerals for the slain new york police officers takes place tomorrow. today there was a me tory, and

the -- memorial, and the atmosphere was respectful. >> reporter: while mourning the loss of his own father mario, the governor was there today. >> there is a hole in my heart i fear will be there forever, but today is about the lu family. >> reporter: the governor saying the murders of lu and his partner two weeks ago are an opportunity to calm rising tensions between community and police. >> the garner family went through pain, the ramos and lu families are going through pain, but it's time to move on, and heal. >> reporter: healing, moving on, a message shared by the mayor and police commissioner. as they entered the funeral home together, officers saluted, a gesture of respect.

lu was 3 #-year-old old and recently -- 32 years old, and recently married. his precinct among the first to arrive joining law enforcement around the country and many residence dens to honor the fallen officer. >> nothing we wouldn't do for nypd, chicago, down to florida, something like this it's important to know all police officers will stand together. >> there's been so much talk about how bad the police is, and i want them to realize that there's good and bad in all walks in life. these were good officers. tomorrow's lu's funeral is expected to blend the buddhist traditions and a traditional police funeral. and the trial for the suspect in the boston bombing case is expected to start monday. today a request of change of venue was turned town. he and his older brother

planted the two bombs. 264 people were hurt, and three people were killed. if convicted he could face the death penalty. a kentucky man said he was watching the news when he heard a faint knock at the door, and he was shocked to find a small girl bloody and scared to death. she was the sole survivor of the plan crash that took the lives of her mother, father, sister, and cousin. >> reporter: she's out of the hospital after surviving a small plane crash friday night in a rural part of western kentucky. the plane was flying to illinois from florida when it went down, somehow the 7-year- old managed to walk away from the wreckage, walked about a

mile through the dark roads barefoot. >> she said mom and dead are dead, we had a plane crash, and the plane's upside down. >> reporter: he called 911 and tried to clean her up before the police arrived. >> she's a brave little girl. aisle praying -- i'm praying for her. she lost everything. >> reporter: the pilot reported enjoin trouble, and lost contact with controllers. first responders saying the crash hits close to home. >> i have an 8-year-old child myself. when i saw this little child that had walked through this dense forest and survived this, it's just really a miracle. >> reporter: the girl's parents lived in nashville, illinois, a suburb of st. louis.

>> everything i got and worked hard for is gone. a bay area's family's home turned to ash, what brought a smile to the mother's face in the rubble. >> and the mystery surrounding the air asia plane gets worse. they didn't have a permit the day it crashed. >> great sadness. >> saying good bye to an institution, one last party for the oyster company.

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one last chance to say good bye to a bay area oyster farm, and they hosted a party today to thanks customers and remember the good times. >> reporter: hundreds of people came together to say good bye to an institution. >> a lot of people are going to miss it. >> the oyster company has been in business for more than 80 years, until the park service ordered them to close to protect the surrounding environment. >> the oyster farm is beloved and loved by this community for generations. it was here half a century before this was a national seashore. >> reporter: they closed the canning operations last summer, and the final oysters were

pulled from the bay this weak. -- week. some supported the decision, but nobody at the party did. >> i visited with guests that drove from sacramento to be here just to enjoy each other's company, the people that truly believed in the local sustainable farming. >> one man has been eats the oysters for more than 40 years, and he said the oysters are good for the bay. >> the oysters did a good job out there, and being out there all day, pick up a couple dozen oysters and take them home. >> reporter: the farm owners plan to open an oyster restaurant, but for now those that worked at the farm are out of a job. >> it's a great sadness for the community. >> federal officials banned oystering and clam collection

now that the business is closed. the shell fish could pose a health threat because there's no agency monitoring the fish. people from the company say it's likely unnecessary because the water company is excellent. the cold weather that swept over california is cause for concern for farmers. below freezing temperatures can cause considerable damage to crops, and effect animals as well. at a trail riding business in ojai, a guide described how they keep horses from getting chilled. >> it's a blanket fitted to the horse, and strapped underneath. >> for the most part growers say crops are in good shape. new details now about the air asia flight that crashed killing 162 people.

we learned it didn't have permission to fly in the first place. search teams found more bodies, and four large pieces of the plane today. >> reporter: each day more bodies are being recovered. there is now a daily funeral procession as the victims are flown ashore before being taken to a hospital for identification. the search teams have now located large parts of the wreckage at the bottom of the sea. but bad weathers continues to hamper the operation, it's peak monsoon season, and heavy rains is whipping through the crash sites. >> we should be able to issue the preliminary report in one month's time, and then from that on we continue to do the investigations and analysis,

and the final report we should be able to issue the final report in one year's time. >> reporter: we know flight 8501 took off in i understand nearby i can't bound for -- indonesia bound for singapore. but now they're saying it didn't have a permit to fly that day. at 32,000 feet air traffic control reported the plane missing. officials say contact was lost, it didn't send a distress signal. we know the pilot made a request to deviate from the flight path to avoid bad weather, but it was refused because of heavy air traffic. this is the search area, large pieces of wreckage have now been found. >> >. it does look fairly probable the severe weather was

a factor, pretty unusual, well very unusual for that to cause a structural failure, but systems failure is another matter. >> the head of air asia now faces questions about why the plane didn't have a permit to fly the day it crashed word tonight from europe on negotiations are iran to e port uranium to russia. they're negotiating with the us, china, britain, france, and germany to cut the nuclear program due to sanctions. firefighters if australia with welcoming cooler conditions as they battle two

massive wildfires. at least a dozen homes have been lost, and there are fears that dozens more may have been destroyed as well. one man described what he heard as the flames moved towards his property. >> the sound of the roar over the hill was almost like a jet engine, just getting louder and louder. >> firefighters say it could take days to get the fires under control. destructive wildfires are common in australia in the summer months. and a family that lost everything just days after the holidays, and a tragic reminder for anyone with a christmas tree. and a sleepover surrounded by history, a special night on the bay that gives you a taste of life on an aircraft carrier. and clouds moving into the area, and a warming trend in the five-day forecast.

i 7:00 a.m. wake up call rowed visitors out of their beds. >> another great day for adventure on the uss hornet. >> reporter: they spent the night on board to get a taste of what life on the carrier was life decades ago. >> it's an exciting adventure for the children and adults. >> reporter: they host the overnight tours about every weekend, they have dinner and breakfast in the ship's dining

hall, and see the full service bakery, and the house where visitors can check out the equipment, and 180-degree view the ship's captains enjoyed. these are the sleeping quarters where they sleep head to toe. back when the ship was in service, the sailors works next door in the torpedo workshop. >> everyone that lived there worked on torpedoes. torpedoes were put together, engines were put together, and then stored below us. >> reporter: history lessons come to life along the way. >> we have staff members that were pilots on here in the 50s, and staff members on other aircraft carriers. >> reporter: and the ghost stories are a special late night treat. the tight spaces aren't for the

people afraid of small spaces. >> it's really comfortable actually. >> you actually get a feeling of what happened here. the comradery between the sailors and staff. history is being loss, not being seen, and you have a museum right here you can be a part of. >> reporter: he has a personal connection to the carrier built in 1941, and decommissioned in 1970. >> commanded the enlisted men on the ship. >> reporter: he and the other staff members here have a passion and love for the ship they want to share. allie rasmus. we have christmas now more than a week ago, it's time to get rid of your christmas tree. you can do it in an ecologically sound way, you can

feet your tree to a goat heard. it's a treat for the animals. >> they love ever greens, yeah, so we do a whole lot of grazing in areas that have some ever greens on property, and when i saw the idea of feeding leftover christmas trees to goats, i thought perfect, they love them. >> the goats will strip the trees down to the stumps that will then be recycled. a tree house may be on the shopping block. it has a full kitchen and bathroom. but they already have a full guest cottage so the tree house must have stripped of the mattress and bathroom. it was featured on tree house masters. the family was approved to

build the house with the kitchen for the tv show, but it was agreed after it would come out. and a family's belongings in a pile of rubble in their front yard. >> i don't know what to say. >> where it started is a tragic reminder for many this time of year. and a reminder about the golden gate bridge, closed for two full days.

an east bay family is starting the new year in the worst way possible, their home is gone after their christmas tree went up in flames. the woman said two of her three children were home with the six- year-old smelled