. >> reporter: that's the voice of christina donnelly for filming this dramatic rescue by her husband brent. a day of hiking within willow creek trail quickly turned into an intense water rescue for donnelly, and off duty chp officer and his wife. >> they approached me and said you have rope and she explained there was somebody in the water that was about to go down the waterfall. >> reporter: the scene becoming increasingly serious as time begins the past. >> i walked over to eric wherever body was standing and there was a bunch of people there and they were trying to figure out what to do and how to get them out of the water. >> reporter: donnelly had to act fast, no rope, no problem. donnelly used his adidas backpack. >> it's like para cord style and we tied two pieces together and i had my son-in-law grab one side and i grabbed the other and we stretched out to make sure it was strong enough to do what we were about to do. >> reporter: what he and a group of about five others were about to do was rescue this man from the frigid waters of angel falls. in the midst of the rescue, th

talk some more about the game and the rest of the weekend's been the sneak action i'm joined by tom donnelly from d.w. sports tom welcome to the show really big victory there for had to huge result was anybody expecting it to be so easy for them considering the last result yeah well i mean considering the loss was all i'm considering the form which is kind of hard to tell at the moment because there's been such a long break i think probably it was expected the head said we're going into this one as favorites whether or not people were expecting it to be quite that easy. doubtful now his 1st game back since the resumption of the season was a great 3 new victory of the hoffenheim last weekend and it really looks like bruno who for whom that was of course his very 1st game in charge is starting to attack head to. head to attacking potential they did it because of it with that 1st goal last night looks to be really back in form and of course that counterattack finished off by looking back it was exactly the type of football that had to have been trying and failing to play all season and now it l

brent donnelly and his wife were hiking near angel falls just south of yosemite in madera county. they spotted a man stuck in some rapids and couldn't get out. donnelly used the backpack he was wearing to save the man from going over that waterfall. >> it's a crossing. so i took the strap spring out of it and we tied the two pieces together. i had my son-in-law grab one side and i grabbed the other. we stretched it out the make sure it was strong enough to do what we were about to do. i wasn't panicked at all. i just was trying to be quick about it because i didn't know how much more time he had in the water. >> cold wat too afr about ten minutes, that man finally made it to solid ground. the sheriff's department says that last year 90% of its water rescues were at that waterfall. >>> live look at the richmond/san rafael bridge right now. still pred pretty cloudy out there. chief meteorologist paul heggen is tracking some showers still lingering tonight, paul? >> a few showers out there, especially for the east bay at the moment. a chance of showers going to be with us at any poin

assistant fire chief john donnelly watched two young firefighters who had just recovered go out on aovid call. >> to watch them you know just go right back out like they hadn't missed a step and i know inside they had to be worried about it. it was emotional for me to watch them, i was very proud of how they represented our department and our community. >> first responders tell us bring new skills and sensibleties to the front lines after recovering. >> i was able to be more in touch with my patient who is called because i knew u how they were feeling with a lot of it. >> and having gone through it, they're able to offer a knowing reassurance to patients b, but many recovering first responders need their own reainsurance. lorna breen took her own life recently. donnelly worries about the emotional well being of his recovering firefighters. >> to take this job you have to feel a little invincible. when things go wrong. your mind says i'm having problems with this. that those are chings in the armor that can weaken the system. >> donnelly and other firs responders acknowledge there are

it shows veteran officer brent donnelly pulling the hiker to safety with the help of several people who were there in the area. donnelly worked out of the chp rep fresno office and had extensive training in search and rescue operations. >>> a 42-year-old man is now in custody accused of killing his grandmother. deputies were called to a home yesterday morning and felt a 90- year-old woman. she was later pronounced dead at the home. deputies have not released information as to what happened, but the woman's grandson was arrested at the home. he was booked into the martinez detention facility. >>> the time is now 4:38. the georgia attorney general now wants a federal investigation into the murder of a young unarmed african- american man by two white men. ahmaud arbery was chased down and killed back in february while he jogged through a neighborhood. attorney general christopher carr says his office is committed to a complete and transparent review of how the case was handled from the beginning. last week, a father and his adult son were arrested for that deadly shooting. later today on t

wrong, your mind says i'm having problems with this, those are chinks in the armor. >> reporter: donnelly and other first responders acknowledge there are professional stigmas associated with firefighters and others who need help for anxiety and depression, some are punished professionally if they seek that help. even before this pandemic, e.r. doctors were at higher risk for suicide and advocates say that on average before the pandemic, suicide killed more firefighters in the united states every year than actual fires. brian todd, cnn, washington. >>> and augmented reality company is joining the fight against coronavirus. they have developed temperature sensing specs. they use an infrared camera to detect the exact body temperature of people up to 3 meters away. so now those responsible for spotting temperatures can remain hands off. >> we can keep a safe distance. >> and they are now developing an enhanced version that can take the temperature of multiple people at once for use in busy places like airports and shopping centers. >>> to ease the strain on hospitals, tokyo's government has

league of the season they both made great returns action last week and so that's the hard line tom donnelly from didn't use force thanks so much for all your analysis. well you're watching day w. news we'll have more at the top of the hour and don't freaking people today was all the latest news on our web site that's t w dot com and you can follow us on twitter and instagram too so for me and the rest of the team here in berlin thanks for watching season. when the it rises cities will sink into the sea. entire stretches of the.

. >> variety magazines matt donnelly says the coronavirus pandemic left hollywood's summer block busters in the air. some like marvel's black widow have been postponed for months. others like fast and the furious flick moved all the way to next year. >> you're talking aboutfilms that were built to go up to $1 billion worldwide. >> income theaters and studios rely on and the loss comes at a time when customer loyalty seems fragile. a recent survey found 70% of movie goers would prefer to watch a new release from home and only 13% prefer the theater. last week the tom hanks world war ii drama greyhound dropped the june theater plans and will instead release on apple tv plus. >> i think it's a pretty sort of deadly forecast for what theater owners here in the u.s. are up against. >> moving ahead with their summer plans for now. warner bros intends to release christopher nolan's tenant on july 17 hoping to jump start the box office. industry experts say if it is released, the film's success for failure could signal if other would be block busters would ultimately see the light of summer. chr

officer brent donnelly was hiking with his family when he saw this man stranded in the water. so, he tied a backpack strap to a tree branch and used it to rescue him. officer donnelly is, thank goodness, trained in search and rescue. >>> new at 6:00, the reasons hundreds of cruise ship employees have gone on a hunger strike. >>> plus, how one family got creative to give their mom a hug - ( phone ringing )es offers - big button,alized phones... and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program visit right now or call during business hours. >>> abc7 mornings. >> all news, all morning. >>> welcome back, everyone. at least 14 crew members on a royal curibian cruise ship docked in miami say they have gone without food for three days. they are on a hunger strike hoping the company will speed up efforts to send them home. members have been on the ship for about two month

officer brent donnelly was hiking with his family when he found a man stranded in the water. he tied a backpack strap to a tree branch and used it to rescue him. officer donnelly is trained, thank goodness, in search and rescue. >> yes. >>> well, mother's day done differently this year, but just as special for the moms who deserve it all. the day was unlike any other but we're in the age of coronavirus. craig smith and his sister spent the day with their 89-year-old mom, margaret, in walnut creek yesterday. they sent her love and hugs from afar. >> it's your day, mom. >> sorry we can't be in our nice, warm household. but this is a lovely place to be. >> we get to be with her, which counts. we'll look back ontnd >> thaeet.on police department tweeted these pics for its working moms on duty. susie from san francisco spent the day with her husband and two sons. they had an improvised brunch of take out on the closest flat surface they could find. so sweet. >>> well, a family also had a creative way to celebrate mother's day. they channeled a famous scene from the movie "love act

and will be our 1st priority to donnelly's presuppose there will be no compromise. one of the points that we really. well listen point to get across when you're talking about cause and effect is priorities if nobody's making money on it i eat it's not a commodity then it has no value and it shouldn't it isn't a priority of the federal government so housing that was just from about people that was not a commodity that was just a bad living up to the responsibilities of the federal government to ensure people have a clean d.c. a fun place to live that's not important anymore that's not i value. your term for walker bush william jefferson clinton who saw the water bush is drowning his 5 broad hussein obama do solemnly swear i told john truong do you solemnly swear. or it would make sense with the work of the general wages of living standards of working class and poor people the city constant or declined since the late seventy's. the numbers of people who need housing have grown. because of the growth of the population the supply is not to the to nearly the same extent

will be our 1st priority usually donnelly's presuppose there will be no compromise . one of the points that we really felt was important to get across when you're talking about cause and effect is priority if nobody's making money on it not a commodity then it has no value and it shouldn't it isn't a priority of the federal government so housing that was just some people. that was not a commodity that was just a ballet being up to the responsibilities of the federal government to instill or people have a clean d.c. from place to live that's not important anymore that's not i value. your term for walker bush william jefferson clinton who saw the water bush as stalinist iraq you said obama you solemnly swear i dawdled you on trial do you solemnly swear. the world would make sense with the work of the general wages and living standards of working class and poor people the city of constant or declined since the late seventy's. the numbers of people who need housing and grow because of their growth in the population the supply is not 0 to 2 nearly the same extent so somebo

donnelly works out of the chp office in fresno. the way for later today. increasing clouds. if you have something to do, doá it in the morning. it will change in the afternoon. á san francisco ádid not have anyá rain in february. that was the second time it happened. á the only other time was in 1864. i went back áto look what happened in april of 1864 and may. á well, they had rain. áeven though they didn't have i in february they had it in á april and may. we had rain this past april. ánow it looks like san franciscá will get rain again this may. the áprojections are around a tenth áof an inch to .15. history áis repeating itself á from 1864 as far as no rain in á february and getting rain in april and ámay. brentwood alternate á5 #. fairfield á5 #. napa airport, 50. á they're usually one of the cooler locations. the áfront looks like it will á hold together. we will áget rain this afternoon, tonight á overnight into tuesday. another system to the north on wednesday. á and from about santa rosa ánorth, that's not too shabby áfor

tom donnelly from didn't use force thanks so much for all your analysis it's an exciting at weekend of football indeed well that's all we have time for are not in the show you're watching the it over the news we'll have more at the top of the next hour. of the day to all the latest on our web site details into com and of course on twitter has tourette's of making the rest of it in here thank. you i. and. it's hard when you don't have the fight hard because i can't i don't have any concept of my own which i'm talking to you. are really. the over 19 coronavirus has turned people's lives upside down. to where they live. what images will be remembered from this time. all over the world people are keeping records using their mobile phone cameras to create a collective diary of the pandemic. i am sane as they have to manage my name is near am i'm innocent. i'm working in a new i.c.u. today for the media we were warned that it would be like being a nurse in a room or we don't even have the essentials behind me is the intensive care unit it was set up at the last minute because we get a lot of

during the government's donnelly coronavirus briefing britain's new deftones one official most difficult. and what he see is that deaths in the u.k. is still continuing time and is. higher than we would wish i think it's all i can say internationally while the prime minister's deputy was eager to point out that figures couldn't be compared at this stage there are different ways of counting deaths as we know we've had that debate in this country we now published data include all deaths in all settings and not all countries do that so i'm not sure that the international comparison works unless you can you're reliably know that all countries are measuring in the same way the government's latest hoping the find against the coronavirus now lies here on the isle of wight the island of england's southern coast is the testing ground for a new contact tracing app that could be rolled out across the country the n.h.s. kovac 19 outlets you know quickly if you've come into contact with someone who has symptoms but is it too little too late even the government's chief scientific adviser has now admit

the buy in the ball cap trying to save him is off-duty california highway patrol office brett donnelly hiking nearby with family and is trained in search and rescue and the officer used a backpack strap and tied it to the tree branch and used it to pull the 22-year-old fresno man out of the swift-moving snow runoff. >>> we have a look at sports now with chris alvarez. >> coming up in sports, a basketball legend says the nba should cancel their season but is a plan in place for major league baseball to return sooner rather than la thanks for sharing your savage moves, and especially your awkward ones. thanks for sharing your cute kids. and your adorable pets. now it's our turn to share... with the geico giveback. a 15% credit on car and motorcycle policies for both current and new customers. and because we're committed for the long haul, the credit lasts your full policy term. so thanks again. one good share deserves another. >>> happy mother's day to all of the moms out there. mother's day is usually a very special day in major league baseball. players wear the pink wristbands and the

chp and madera county posted this video of saturday's rescue of a veteran officer, brent donnelly, pulling the hiker to safety with people that are also in the area. he works out of the chp fresno office and has extensive training in search and rescue operations. >>> a 42-year-old man is now in custody, accused of killing his grandmother, deputies were called to a home yesterday morning on pebble drive and found a 90-year-old woman that was later pronounced dead at the homes. deputies have not released information, but the woman's grandson was arrested at the home for homicide and booked into the martinez detention facility. >>> a georgia attorney general once a federal investigation into the murder of a young unarmed african-american man. ahmaud arbery was chased down and killed in february, while out jogging. christopher carr says his office is committed to a complete and transparent review of how the case was handled from the beginning. a father and his son were arrested for the deadly shooting. later today, we will be hearing from well known as civil rights attorney john burst about th

you can see he's really not movies trapped in a whirlpool that's when officer brent donnelly who haveo be hiking nearby jumped into action, he used a strap from his backpack tight a branch to it tossed it to the man in the water and as you can see pulled him to safety. >>coming up the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak saying is first new case in weeks details ahead president in spain getting ready to partially reopen but only half of them will move in phase. one will explain why plus andy spade business reporting a >>one small business it seems to be booming this mother's day, the blue business a nice pay company called balloon thrills has seen a spike in recent orders of business has shifted to gift deliveries and no contact yard, decor and orders are placed online earlier today kronon talked with the owner of the business about this new model we were already part of a. >>the balloon planet network fortunately. and so we were able to just go full bore on that they had all the online services for us it would have been prohibitive for me. >>to set up online ordering on my own i've

video on a facebook page of the rescue on saturday, imagine this, you can see veteran officer brett donnelly pulling the hiker to safety with the help of several people who were nearby. that is scary. he works out of the chp office in fresno and he has a lot of experience and training in search and rescue operations. >>> very scary. very lucky. mother's day weekend got off to an unseasonably snowy start. the snow fell along the coast, as far south as new jersey. higher elevation areas in new york and new england reported snowfall accumulation of 10 inches, meteorologists say a low pressure area helped pull cold air from a polar vortex down from the north, causing cold air and snow. >> that has to be unusual. i am sure that steve can weigh in on that. >> you are a big snow person. >> what is ironic is that this was a dry year. they had snow, but not a lot of snow accumulating. now, central park observed snow , and this is the latest observed snow going back to 1977. this is a really dry year for a lot of areas. they have these little systems that keep it coming. speaking of systems, we have o

the county sheriff's office office says the highway patrol officer brent donnelly rescued a 24-year-old hiker who fell in as he attempted to cross angel falls near yosemite national park. this is a live look at new york from fox 5, our affiliate therapy in one of the big stories, the death of comedian. stiller. his son ben stiller says the actor died of natural causes. jerry stiller began his career in the 1950s as partners with his wife and remain popular decades later with his featured roles on "seinfeld" and "the king of queens." jerry stiller was 92. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ fifty years ago, humpback whales were nearly extinct. they rebounded because a decision was made to protect them. making the right decisions today for your long-term financial future can protect you and your family, and preserve your legacy. ask a financial advisor how retirement and life insurance solutions from pacific life can help you plan for your future. i was told to begin my aspirin regimen, blem. and i just didn't listen. until i almost

>and when a or so arrests people there and they were trying to the audience, what's neat idea or donnelly. no problem, don lee used his adidas backpacks airport-style. >>awesome. >>and i was you. >>i'm like a stress no more need site the 2 pieces together. my son was there one side more regular once that starts to mature to what we saw strong up to you more about what he and a group of about 5 others were about to do was rescued this man from the frigid waters of angel falls in the midst of the rescue the man in the water told donley he couldn't feel his arms and legs any longer i was and why. >>i just won't sell. trying to trying to be quick about it and see i know what i eat more water from the time the call to 911 was placed around noon to the time the group completed the rescue he entire event lasted about 10 minutes but their county sheriff's office says that's long enough to be in the cold waters as visitors venture out to the sierra national forest earlier than normal this season deputies warn of the dangers water crossings can have as far as these trails and water crossings that's

the world's wealthiest countries, and a spike in population of some of the world's poorest people donnellyhere are so many young migrants coming to them. what happens to them when lockdown measures commonplace? the government introduced guidelines for employers to protect this critical migrant workforce. things like creating safe isolates and spaces if they are sick. they can take them away from the sea, disinfecting working environments et cetera. human rights groups are concerned that those measures we re concerned that those measures were not introduced properly and in particular, there is concern about living conditions. people live in very basic and cramped conditions. on top of the health worries, there is also the financial applications. a lot of these people send big parts of their pay packages back home to families living in the countries they came from. of course, they're not working, they are not earning and they are not sending that money back. as you say, there has been criticism of what has been happening to this migrant workforce. what is the government doing about this? the

>>dc assistant fire chief john donnelly recently watched 2 young firefighters who had just recoveredon a covid call. >>to watch than. you know just go right back out like they had missed a step and i know inside they had to be worried about it. it was a little emotional for me to watch them go out and do the work i was very proud of how they represented our department and our community first responders tell us they bring new skills and sensibilities to the front lines after recovering i was able to be more in touch with. >>that patients who call because that no exactly had a was center with a lot of it and having gone through what they're able to offer a knowing reassurance to patients. but many recovering first responders need their own reassurance new york dr. doctor lorna breen who had just recovered from coronavirus took her own life recently. >>donnelly worries about the emotional well-being of his recovery firefighters to take this job to do this job you have to feel a little invincible when. >>things go wrong. your mind says i'm having problems with this that doesn't change su

. >> reporter: "variety's" matt donnelly says the coronavirus pandemic has left hollywood's summer blockbustersave been postponed for months. others like the latest "fast and furious" flick moved all the way to next year. >> you're talking about films that were built to potentially gross up to $1 billion worldwide. >> reporter: it's income theaters and studios are you re. a survey found 70% of movie-goers would prefer to watch a me to release from home, while only 13% prefer the theater. >> fire! >> reporter: just last week, the tom hanks world war ii drama "greyhound" dropped its june theater plans and will instead release on apple tv-plus. >> i think it's a pretty sort of deadly forecast for what the theater owners here in the u.s. are up against. >> reporter: still, at least one studio is moving ahead with their summer plans for now. warner bros. intends to release christopher nolan's if the tenet" in july hoping to jump-start the box office. experts say if it is released, the film's success or failure could signal if other would-be blockbusters will ultimately see the light of summer. chris

joining me now is 20 year veteran of the california highway patrol, officer brent donnelly. for getting here. that video is unbelievable and you quickly sprung into action. how did you say that man and how did you first come to the understanding that he was struggling? >> i was hiking with my family, my wife and kids on a trail of their behind that lake and a woman had approached me and said there is a man in the river and asked me if i had a rope. she explained he was in the water above the waterfall and needed help and that's how i became aware of it. >> sandra: it's a 24-year-old hiker and it's a pretty rigorous hiking trail as well. so you were hiking with your family elsewhere and a woman comes up to you and says, do you have a rope? you are trained in search and rescue so what did you find that you had on you to help pull him to safety? >> well, i was carrying a backpack, we always carry our backpacks with us when we go hiking with stuff. unfortunately i didn't have a rope but i had the para cord style drawstring that was in the backpack that i was able to cut out with