. >> they did cpr. got his pulse back. they got him to ucsf. transported after cpr. >> reporter: crews are still looking into the water. there is jet skis, boats, and the coast guard. we don't have an update on the father. the surf says he did not have wet suits all. all the individuals, the two people, were in street clothes. a woman and child were taken away from the scene, they are related to those who were rescued. a 14-year-old still missing in san francisco. we will monitor the situation and give you updates. san francisco fire says this is still a rescue operation. live in the city, mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. bystanders watched as a police officer restrains a giants fan by putting his arm around the man's neck. now the video is raising questions about how police handled crowds and cameras on the job. police trying to handle an unruly person and we heard crowds taunting officers before. ktvu's allie rasmus explains the larger issue that is facing officers trying to do their job in this age of smart phones and t

. >> he didn't have a pulse but they did cpr and got his pulses back. they got him to ucs after they transported him immediately after cpr and you know, they had his pulses back. >> reporter: tony barbero's father is a captain in the san francisco fire department. >> i am proud of him and know he feels proud of helping others. he's been a passionate kid. >> reporter: today he's a life saving kid. he never saw the 14-year-old named marco who is still missing tonight. >> this happens too much. people take this for granted. this is very dangerous out here. it's no joke. the latest we have on the father of that missing boy is that he is still in the hospital clinging to life in critical condition. live in san francisco, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> so tragic. thank you, terry. >>> parents in the south bay are voicing concerns about a safety of a day care center in san jose. they are making serious claims even alleging negligent. the day care is located near the intersection of 85 and 101. that's where we find jean elle. she is joining us live and

. >> reporter: 44-year-old tamayo started cpr on the limp blue boy. after pumping his chest maybe 20 times. >> in like five minutes, the kid started breathing a little bit. i feel good when i saw the kid move a little bit. because before he could move nothing. >> definitely a hero. definitely took his shoes off and went into the water and saved this kid's life. definitely. >> reporter: firefighters say you saved this boy's life. >> they say that but i don't feel a hero, anybody else would have done that too. >> reporter: but nobody else did, you did it. >> yeah. >> reporter: he is glad that he took that cpr class at work. tonight he's pulling for the 7- year-old to make a full recovery. debora villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san jose police are searching for suspects in a bar stabbing that injured four people. it happened at about 40:00 this -- 4:30 this morning at the spr restaurant. four men in their 20s were hospitalized. bar management did not want to talk on camera but employees confirmed it happened outside of their bar. the bar reopened toda

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but, i paramedics were able to get the doing cpr and the kid's in shock and i'm just like overwhelmed. there's a lot happening right identified as 14 year old marco end of the day. san francisco fire department we were hoping this would be a but as time goes by, they didn't trouble. it's been seven hours sensible was last seen tomorrow morning the all-star the team for the bodynew at 11. english- speaking magazine which is published by al-qaeda. has a photograph of an air-train from san francisco airport. and it contains a caption that suggests readers -- quote -- assemble your bomb. this is the picture. it's on pages 50 and 51 of the spring edition of inspire magazine. a publication which targets young jihadists around the world. a congressional hearing today, marking the upcoming anniversary of the boston marathon bombings, prompted the former boston police commissioner edward davis to say, the photo should concern the bay area and the nation about safety at its airports. officials believe the picture is a stock photograph. it does not specifically refer to s-f-o nor the airport air

he pulled him to shore, performing cpr on the boy for several minutes. >> we're expecting rain tonight not a lot, but every little bit helps. sandhya patel is here with details >> you're right. this system going to provide very little rain. a late storm but not going to jump a lot. cloud cover to south and north the rain is up along the eureka coastline. it going to be hit or miss going into the area. a few inches of i'll be back to let you know what is in store for the seven-day forecast >> the golden state warriors have a lot to celebrate warriors plan to build an arena on piers 30 and 32, now purchasing land from sales force.com on an area in mission bay. that is big news >> the new site does not have view that's warriors wanted but it's one that owners have now purchased hoping to build a new state of the art arena. it was with fanfare that the arena was unveiled. the arena was to be built with stunning views of the prop b may have been the final straw. this weekend warriors signed a deal to move locations to a 12-acre site at mission bay. >> this moved it away from the water line.

loans what it's like to go through this we're going to be a strong program and train a lot of people in cpr and again, i want to thank all the investigators today, there or so many of you to celebrate and thank you, everyone for continuing to make this city strong and thank you, everyone so much. >> mayor ed lee let's hear it for him. before we bring up is more city heavily weights we'll hear from former mayor willie brown and chief joanne haynes-white and chief greg suhr and executive director ann and a special welcome to the 2014 survivor award honorary lee whose been putting this or in for 25 years let's hear it for him (clapping) we mentioned donna who's been keeping lilly alive and ron for his generous support let's give ron a noise hand and ladies and gentlemen, let's give a round of applause for the 1906 san francisco earthquake for not letting it fad into history (calling names) and grandchildren's and the san francisco chronological and other s those folks will be going 40 for bli bloody marys and the fashion mrnt and the american red cross and the neighborhood emergency response t

one of the reasons, parnia says, is that emergency workers sometimes quit cpr too soon. >> it's harder when you're tough work out in the gym so you have to do this and you have to do it very actively. and if you do this for a while, it gets very, very tiring. people get out of breath. so imagine trying do it for an hour. >> reporter: compression machines like this one can carry on for an extended time, because longer and often better. >> a lot of doctors will stop compressions after about 20 minutes, but we know from research that if you go on for 40 minutes to an hour, your chance of bringing people back to life is much, much higher. >> reporter: in joe tiralosi's case, it was all by hand. do you have any idea how many different people gave you compressions that day? >> i don't know the number. it's dozens, dozens, many, many people. >> reporter: all taking turns. all taking turns. reporter: and so after about 4,500 chest compressions and nearly an hour in the cooling suit, joe tiralosi's doctors brought him back, cold, fragile, but alive. what did they give you that day? >> i heard t

pulled from the marina, and when the emergency crews arrived there, they found his rescuers performing cpr on him, he was rushed to the hospital where he was last listed now in critical condition. >>> time now is 6:04, happening today, the boston marathon, it's the first since last year's race was tarnished by a bomb attack as a result, security is very tight for this year's event. some of the disabled athletes have already started the race. more now from reporter sandoval in boston. >> reporter: a time to heal and a time to run, that's the feeling from the thousands running this year's boston marathon. last year, three people were killed and more than 200 wounded when a pair of bombs exploded near the finish line. jennifer ray among the 36,000 runners lacing up today. she calls it inspiring. >> seeing goodness in people whether it was the first responders or the medical workers or people that donated food or money. >> reporter: security already tight along those 26.2-miles, organizers have a long list of prohibited items for both runners and spectators. during the last year and in tribute

emergency crews arrived, they found his rescuers performing cpr. he was rushed to the hospital where he was last listed in critical condition. >>> happening today, the boston marathon one year after the race was tarnished by the bomb attacks, here's a live look at hoppington, massachusetts, that's starting may race 36,000 getting ready to go. as promised, security very tight indeed. first athletes are kenneling a half hour from right now. here's cbs news on how the running community has all come together in support of those who survived last year's explosions. >> reporter: like most in today's boston marathon, this year's race has special meaning for karen. >> once i get on the course, i'm going to be running for the victims, and i'm going to run my best time. >> reporter: she was one of 2,000 runners who took part in an around the clock fund raising relay from santa monica to boston. the one run for boston covered 3300-miles in 28 days, and raised money for one fund boston, a chair they benefits bombing victimming. >> it feels good to know that ma

paramedics gave him cpr, got a pulse back and taken to ucsf for treatment.urfer that swam into action his father is a captain of the fire department. they have signs on how dangerous the rip currents are. certainly no secret but everyone is hoping for the best out here this morning even though it has been quite some time. at day break they're going to be bringing up more resources out because of the fog, they're not sure yet if they'll be able to use a helicopter in the search. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> let's hope they find something. thank you. >>> school is closed at the pennsylvania high school where nearly two dozen people were stabbed yesterday. one student had emergency surgery overnight and listed in extremely critical condition. stabbed several times, doctors say he could die. yesterday witnesses say alex hribal had a blank expression on his face as he went through the hallways slashing students with two large knives. hribal is being charged as an adult. he is facing dozens of charges, including four coun

officers tried to perform cpr but the baby did not survive. they are not sure what led to the stabbing but believe the mother suffers from depression. >>> a dog in oakland nearly died after stepping on to a pg and e sidewalk grate that had electricity flowing through it. the blood hound's owner wants to know how this happened. tiffany wilson reports. >> awe, sweetie, you've been through so much. >> reporter: this small bandage is the only visible sign of the horror micki experienced. the image of her blood hound's pain will haunt her forever. >> the current literally went right through his paw. he went into this freak out of collapsing and screaming and yelping and pop fop flying everywhere. >> reporter: a man heard her screams and came running. >> he risked his life to mull micki's color off him and push him off the grid. >> reporter: he spent the night at a local veterinary clinic, though the dog isn't like the two-year-old she raised. >> i want that high-maintenance puppy back. >> reporter: they offered to pay her $3,000 vet bill. that's no

we do know a good samaritan pulled the boy from the water and administered cpr. he was rushed to children's hospital oakland. his condition is unknown. we'll continue to update you on the story on twitter. >>> a san francisco police officer escaped serious injury today after being dragged bay suspect's car. this happened in the city's castro district. officers were responding to a suspicious person call around 12:30. the suspect ran and got into his white four-door sedan. an officer was dragged a short distance. the search is ongoing for the suspect and vehicle. the officer refused medical treatment. >>> a man was:and a teen injured in a shooting in fairfield. they were taken to north bay medical center at 10:40 last night. the man didn't survive. the teen was treated for a gunshot to the shoulder. the fairfield daily republic reports this is thing for killing killing in the city this year. three of them in just the last agent days. >>> san jose police are investigating four stabbings that happened just after midnight at the sp2 communal bar and restaurant. all t

five people were injured, including a six-year-old boy who emergency crews had to perform cpr on. one person has been killed. authorities have not said who. the road is expected to re-open around 6:30. so about a half hour. >>> novato police are investigating what appears to be a homocide just after 5:30 last night. the body was located a short disstrands from a nearby road in an open space area. the victim's name has not been released. the police want to hear from anyone who may have information about the case. they emphasize there is no threat to the community. >>> fairfield police want to learn more about a shooting that sent four young people to the hospital. someone opened fire after a fight started outside a large house party on orchid street. officers found four victims when they arrived. all of them are being treated at local hospitals. so far, no arrests have been made. >>> police used tear gas and pepper spray to restore order when a spring break party got out of control near santa barbara, a rye -- riot broke out after an annual party. a police officer was hit in the fa

five people were injured, including a six-year-old boy who emergency crews had to perform cpr on. one person has been killed. authorities have not said who. the road is expected to re-open around 6:30. so about a half hour. >>> novato police are investigating what appears to be a homocide just after 5:30 last night. the body was located a short disstrands from a nearby road in an open space area. the victim's name has not been released. the police want to hear from anyone who may have information about the case. they emphasize there is no threat to the community. >>> fairfield police want to learn more about a shooting that sent four young people to the hospital. someone opened fire after a fight started outside a large house party on orchid street. officers found four victims when they arrived. all of them are being treated at local hospitals. so far, no arrests have been made. >>> police used tear gas and pepper spray to restore order when a spring break party got out of control near santa barbara, a rye -- riot broke out after an annual party. a police officer was hit in the fa

it is like cpr. we wanted to be part of health care and part of the world, and this was another way to get there. at that time, mental health first aid was in a few countries and it was started by two people, a nurse in melbourne who herself suffered with depression and her husband -- her name is betty. her husband tony, who i understand spoke this week. he was at john hopkins talking about mental health first aid. he is a mental health services researcher. they were walking on the beach and said, why don't we have first aid for the mind? they actually went to work at the university to create the curriculum. working with experts from across the world. so we and our partners, the departments of mental health in missouri and maryland, went ahead and said, we are going to bring this to the usa and we did so in 2008. it is now in 20 countries. we have a youth version in the u.s. by the summer, we expect 250,000 people to have been trained in mental health first aid. it has just had an enormously welcomin

happens, we will have rewritten the clinical definition of "death." >>. >> tony, once upon a time, cpr not in existence. if someone to were to die and their heart stop, that would be it. now, we bring those people back with those kinds of procedures. this has the potential to bring people back from even more h horrible thins and change what we think about the line between life and death. >> asking that what if question over and over again. it's appreciated. >> coming up on al jazeera america, parents and teachers rallying to get a teacher's job back after he was suspended for stopping a teenager from selling pot. >> this takes guts... >>> 24 hours after the uconn huskies, the men's team took home final 4 championship. actually, they won the national title last night. the university's win's team is ready to battle it out for the first time ever. in an ncaa basketball final, men's or women's two undefeated teams are fighting for the championship. connecticut and notre dame will tip off in nashville if uconn wins, it will be the second time the men's and women's team won championships the

neighbor came over and as the authorities came over and he was getting shocked while he was giving cpr which tells you how much he was getting electrically charged from his mouth. >> know you want to warn people about safety and being aware that this can can happen. i looked at calder's picture all morning long. we talked about him on the "today" show all morning and i looked at that tribute video and i marvel at your ability to even speak, but this is about his light. his light that still shines so much so that these strangers, these adults and other children around the world, you know, want as you've called him, mr. awesome, to be in our hearts and our thoughts. did you ever imagine that this would talk off like this? >> no. we had two different teachers tell us that he was going to change the world, and him and his brother really are awesome together as i've been able to say, it's -- the best thing about being a dad was not being a dad to a son, it's about being a dad to brothers and we had no idea that this would happen, but you know, -- um -- the bittersweet, amazing part of this

the fire department gave the father cpr and was able to get his pulse back. he was taken to ucsf with life-threatening injuries. his son, marco, is still missing despite a multi agency effort. the waves can be unpredictable. >> they were pretty moderate. the thing with ocean beach is that it can go from really low to really high really fast. >> he didn't hesitate to risk his own safety for that of the family in trouble. it is just what you would expects from the son of a san francisco firefighter. >> it is not every day you got a phone call and you say i just saved two people at ocean beach. shocked, but not surprised because that's the kind of person he is. >> they have lights on their boats. they are continuing to search the waters. the fire department hillary search the effort. abc7 news. >> ama, thank you. >>> vallejo police shot and killed a man following a pursuit this afternoon. sky 7hd shows us the damage to a police cruiser and the suspect's suv. the chase ended at the solano shopping center where the suspect crashed into police cars. an officer fire

we do know a good samaritan pulled the boy from the water and administered cpr. he was rushed to children's hospital oakland. his condition is unknown. we'll continue to update you on the story on twitter. >>> a san francisco police officer escaped serious injury today after being dragged bay suspect's car. this happened in the city's castro district. officers were responding to a suspicious person call around 12:30. the suspect ran and got into his white four-door sedan. an officer was dragged a short distance. the search is ongoing for the suspect and vehicle. the officer refused medical treatment. >>> a man was:and a teen injured in a shooting in fairfield. they were taken to north bay medical center at 10:40 last night. the man didn't survive. the teen was treated for a gunshot to the shoulder. the fairfield daily republic reports this is thing for killing killing in the city this year. three of them in just the last agent days. >>> san jose police are investigating four stabbings that happened just after midnight at the sp2 communal bar and restaurant. all t

. >> now, the father was unconscious, we're told, and needed cpr. he was taken to ucsf after his pulse was brought back here at the scene. it turns out that that surfer tony barbero his dad is a captain with the san francisco fire department. certainly proud of his son. back here live, i want to show you strain your eyes but in the distance there is the coast guard cutter that we keep seeing going up and down the shore here. what they're telling us is that at day break they'll bring more resources out here. not sure exactly if they'll be able to launch a helicopter to help in the search because of the fog. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> also happening now, crews trying to track down another pinging sound deep in the indian ocean. they are hopeful the new ping detected earlier this morning will lead them to the black boxes aboard missing malaysian airlines flight 370. the new ping is located in that very same area where sounds were first heard earlier this week. those pings are consistent with the plane's bla

the offduty livermore police chief who was hiking nearby tried to perform cpr, but the stab wounds were just too much. ,000 officers say, newton implicated herself in the crime. she was arrested. the knife police believe was used to the kill the baby was recovered at the park. she had self-inflicted knife wounds at her wrist. going to be arraigned in court on tuesday on a murder charge. live in liver more. no nanette miranda, nbc news. >> we are hearing more from the family of the teenager who snuck on a plane and flew from san jose to hawaii. police say the 15-year-old somali boy had been having a tough time at home in the south bay. and that led him to try to get on to a plane to reconnect with his mother in africa. you might remember, last sunday the boy climbed a fence at san jose, international air port. walked across the tarmac and hid in the wheel well of a plane. that plane landed in hawaii. the teenager remarkably survived. his father release ad a stateme. my son is struggling. adjusting to life in the country. the executive director of an islamic group said she can understand

packing her, people were packing her wounds and started cpr on her.hopes, you know, of saving her. tragically, she did not survive. >> i basically got filled with shrapnel from my butt to ankles and turned around and seen gruesome stuff. i looked back at my friends and assumed they were dead. jp and paul and mark lost a limb and it was pretty rough. >> initially, i don't think i was in any pain but then it kind of all started to kick in. a college student came out of nowhere and really basically picked me up off the sidewalk telling me i had to get out of there. someone helped him do a tourniquet on my leg and then a police officer came and, she was kind of keeping me calm and really holding my hand and just -- she kept telling me i had a leg but she didn't know how bad the injury was. >> seven or eight of us were veterans and i served in iraq three times, and immediately, the response was yeah, that's an iud. helping people on the sidewalk where the bomb went off, i eventually found rose ann in the middle of boylston street. >> i let out a yell like

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. >> they'ra put yik hypothermia could be a standard alongside cpr and deb fibrillation for saving people injured in car accidents in a few years. if it happens, we'll have rewritten the clinical definition of death. >> really is amazing. doctors plan to test the procedures on 10 patients and compare the results with 10 others that do not undergo the rapid cooling method. >> still ahead - making college basketball history. student at the university of connecticut celebrate as the school wins the men's and women's championships. this school already knows how to celebrate that achievement. [ grunting ] i'm taking off, but, uh, don't worry. i'm gonna leave the tv on for you. and if anything happens, don't forget about the new xfinity my account app. you can troubleshoot technical issues here. if you make an appointment, you can check out the status here. you can pay the bill, too. but don't worry about that right now. okay. how do i look? ♪ thanks. [ male announcer ] troubleshoot, manage appointments, and bill pay from your phone. introducing the xfinity my account app. kz >> there you have

the fire department gave the father cpr and was able to get his pulse back. he was taken to ucsf with life-threatening injuries. his son, marco, is still missing despite a multi agency effort. the waves can be unpredictable. >> they were pretty moderate. the thing with ocean beach is that it can go from really low to really high really fast. >> he didn't hesitate to risk his own safety for that of the family in trouble. it is just what you would expects from the son of a san francisco firefighter. >> it is not every day you got a phone call and you say i just saved two people at ocean beach. shocked, but not surprised because that's the kind of person he is. >> they have lights on their boats. they are continuing to search the waters. the fire department hillary search the effort. abc7 news. >> ama, thank you. >>> vallejo police shot and killed a man following a pursuit this afternoon. sky 7hd shows us the damage to a police cruiser and the suspect's suv. the chase ended at the solano shopping center where the suspect crashed into police cars. an officer fire

when the crews arrived they found his rescuers performing cpr on him.was rushed to the hospital where he was lasts listed in critical condition. >>> 8 people were arrested at golden gate park during the annual marijuana celebration known as 4/20. brian webb on the crazy crowds and the cleanup. >> reporter: the 4/20 celebration at golden gate park. a sea of people under a cloud of smoke. not everyone high on the experience. >> [indiscernible] the neighborhood is going downhill. >> reporter: traffic overtook trash as the number one complaint. bumper to bumper, street to street, coming and going. >> it has taken us 20 minutes to go five blocks i would say. >> how are you handling it? >> i am fine. the baby is not happy though. >> reporter: at the center of it all, hippy hill, drugs, alcohol, music, fun and a few people trying to make a buck. >> why not. >> i got bills to pay. then, a stampede. hundreds running in every direction after reports of gunfire where there was none. >> it was crazy. i did not know what was going on. i was scared immediately and i

. >> and this young woman on "anders "anderson" last night, these kids, they learn cpr, learn first aid. they don't think they'll have to use it in their own school hallways. >> no. wish they were learning math. i wish that's what they could pay attention to. stay tuned throughout the morning for continuing coverage of this story. >>> we're back out this morning searching for the elusive pings that might be coming from flight 370's black box on the bottom of the indian ocean after the two latest signals were detected. the search area has now been narrowed, shrinking by some 7,000 square miles. cnn's erin mclaughlin is live for us in perth, australia, this morning. erin, bring us up to speed on what's the latest. we know that they've searched that -- they've narrowed that search area, but it is still slow going as they listen for more sounds, more acoustic events, as they call them, from these black boxes. >> reporter: that's right, christine. a short while ago, i spoke to a spokesperson from the british ministry of defense, who told me that the "hms echo," which is a british vessel, is

he brought the unconscious boy to shore and performed cpr. he did revive the boy by the time paramedics arrived. >> luckily, the good samaritan was there and did his job. we did our job and delivered him breathing to the emergency room. >> reporter: the boy was taken to children's hospital in oakland where at last check he was in critical condition. police say he was with an older brother onshore before going into the water. if you are thinking about going to a bay area beach, good news. a high surf advisory expired about three hours ago. it was in effect for the california coast between sonoma and monterey over the weekend as crowds of people headed to bay area beaches. a high surf advisory means more rip currents and sneaker waves and lifeguards say an adult could still be swept out to sea even in just ankle deep water. >>> 8:10. some people living in a san jose trailer park could soon become millionaires. last week, a civil jury awarded $111 million to some of the people living at the trailer park on snell avenue. five years ago, dozens of

the fire department gave the father cpr and was able to get his pulse back. he was taken to ucsf with life-threatening injuries. his son, marco, is still missing despite a multi agency effort. the waves can be unpredictable. >> they were pretty moderate. the thing with ocean beach is that it can go from really low to really high really fast. >> he didn't hesitate to risk his own safety for that of the family in trouble. it is just what you would expects from the son of a san francisco firefighter. >> it is not every day you got a phone call and you say i just saved two people at ocean beach. shocked, but not surprised because that's the kind of person he is. >> they have lights on their boats. they are continuing to search the waters. the fire department hillary search the effort. abc7 news. >> ama, thank you. >>> vallejo police shot and killed a man following a pursuit this afternoon. sky 7hd shows us the damage to a police cruiser and the suspect's suv. the chase ended at the solano shopping center where the suspect crashed into police cars. an officer fire

he tried to perform cpr but the stab wounds were too much. she had self inflicted knife wounds herself. they found the knife that may have been used. they say newton imply kate herself and was arrested and she has a history of depression. nannette miranda. >>> we are hearing more from the teenager who sneaked on aplay plane and flew from san jose to hawaii. he had been having a tough time at his home in the south bay. that led him to try to get on a plane and try to reconnect with his mother in africa. you may remember the boy hid in a wheel well. the plane landed in hawaii and the teenager remarkably survived. >> the father said we're relieved to hear of his safety considering the circumstances of his trip. my son like many immigrant children is struggling adjusting to life in this country. the executive director of an american islamic group said she can understand why the boy was having problems. >> the son had not had any formal education before arriving in the united states. as someone who was born and raised here and went to school all o

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learn cpr. learning they can rescue people underneath the debris when no professionals are around. all types of skills to help the community. >> it really is important stuff. nert stands for neighborhood emergency response team and it was started up following the prietta earthquake. >>> it has been six months since the morgan fire scorched mantodea blow. now, spring has arrived on mount diablo. this kind of rebirth could only happen in the wake of a fire. >> if you just look to the right on the summit road, you will have no problem knowing where the fire was. >> make your way up mount diablo, and you will only see something that happens once in a generation. it is now bursting with flowers that waited decades for just this opportunity. >> before the fire, it was inpenetrable. the fire completely incinerated it giving these bulb plants and flowers a couple of years opportunity to flower and set more seeds. >> reporter: even parts of the landscape that look like fire casualties are thriving. >> where it might appear to be skeletons of dead plants but in fact, there's life. their root

they give instructions in cpr and help deliver babies and they're the first responders to provide critical information that gets them to decide if people in crisis to keep people safe in our city. today i'm pleased to honor san francisco's dispatcher of the year for 2014. mr. matthew raball. you can clap. [ applause ] >> matthew is working at fire dispatch, the day the airlines flight 214 crashed on its flight to san francisco international airport. it was a sad day in san francisco which made your job that much more important and the work that you did to help get first responders on the scene, so that much more incredible. while a separate dispatcher coordinated the crash scene, dispatcher matthew responsibility was to send fire department assets from the city south to the airport in support of firefighters assigned there. he relaid information to the responding units, dispatched back up resources and apparatus and assured safety for the medical that -- the dispatch source center had information from the outside information. matthew had to determine what information was essential to relay

. >> reporter: tony hauled the grown man in and cpr was performed. meanwhile, another son, marco was still in the water. firefighters on extended latters searched for marco in the dark rough surf. >> they didn't have wet suits on. >> reporter: the father and the other boy were rushed to ucsf. a mother and small child got into the ambulances with them. this was a family outing at ocean beach. no sign of 14-year-old marco. at ocean beach, andria borba, kpix5. >> tonight, two firefighters are in stable condition after two fire trucks crashed in daly city while responding to a call. a parked car was also damaged. >> also tonight, a creepy photo in a terrorist magazine has hit close to home. joe vasquez has the story. >> reporter: we want to make it clear, the fbi says there is no specific threat to the bay area. that said, it turns out an image right here at the san francisco airport has made its way into the latest al-qaeda propaganda. the air train connects the various terminals of sfo. now a photo of the train features prominently in a spring issue of

being pulled from the family marina, when emergency crews arrived, they found his rescuers performing cpr. he was rushed to the hospital where he was listed in critical condition. >>> at least eight people arrested at golden gate park during the annual marijuana party. now all the careen-up. >> reporter: if the 4/20 celebration at golden gate park, sea of people under a cloud of smoke, but not everyone high on the experience. >> 1953 and the neighborhood is totally going downhill. >> reporter: the traffic overtook trash as the number one complaint, coming and going. >> taking us about 20 minutes to go five blocks, i would say. >> reporter: how are you holding up? >> i'm fine, but the baby's not too happy. >> reporter: hippy hill, drugs, alcohol, music, and fun and a few people trying to earn a buck. >> let's make money, why not? i have kids to feed, bills to pay. >> reporter: then out of nowhere, a stampede hundreds running after reports of gunfire when there was none. >> i started running as everybody else did. >> reporter: there were several arrests from fights to drugs and at least one

the fire department give the father cpr and got his pulse back. he was taken to the hospital with live threatening injuries but his son marco is missing despite a multiagency rescue effort. the waves are unpredictable here. >> the thing about ocean beach it can go to low to really high fast. >> he did not hesitate to risk his safety for that of the family if trouble what you would expect from the son of a san francisco firefighter. >> not every day you get a call, i saved two people from ocean beach. i am not shocked but that is the kind of person he is. >> the coast guard is etching the waters. the fire department will rejoin the effort at day break. >> as we mentioned the search has been going on all night for marco. our reporter is at ocean beach and he will have the latest at the top of the hour. >> in pennsylvania the community of murrysville honored victims of a brutal mass stabbing at a pittsburg high school. police arrested the 16-year-old after the attack that left 24 injured including four still in critical condition. students say the sh

he pulled her and the boy out of the water and started cpr on the boy. doctors say the boy was in full cardiac arrest at the time he was brought to land. doctors say the boy is conscious and talking and say it is all thanks to tamayo. >>> a 19-year-old vallejo man made a court appearance today facing charges of murder and vehicular manslaughter in an accident that happened last month in san leandro. he stood up from his wheelchair to acknowledge the judge. he still recovering from his injuries. prosecutors say he was under the influence the night of march 22 and flew into an oncoming traffic before hitting one car had and killing one of them. >> it is a charging decision, i don't know what went into it i haven't seen the police report. it is a fairly high standard. >> the judge postponed gomez his arrangement the mac arraignment pending a doctor's approval. his next court date is thursday. his expected plead not guilty. >>> a 26 road palo alto man suffered major injuries after falling 30 feet off of a mountain. it happened at yosemite park's proceduralra