caught in a kelp field when the father and son were rescued the 70-year-old man was suffering from hypothermia he and his son refused medical help. kara clapper, abc7 news women >>> there was another rescue yesterday, this time in pacifica, this video courtesy of one of our viewers. 16-year-old boy stuck on the rocks at rock away beach 30 feet from the -- rockaway beach, 30 feet from the water. the victim was hoisted to a landing area, taken to the hospital with possible hand injury. >>> woman killed in a crash in walnut creek saturday night has been identified as 52-year-old barbara hicks of san bar . she and another -- red pick up drove on to the sidewalk and struck them both. hicks daughter-in-law in critical, she is in her 20s. police say the driver of the pick up was speeding. he had to be cut from the wreckage himself. 53-year-old was taken to the hospital but moved to jail yesterday where he faces a charge of vehicular manslaughter. >>> milpitas police searching for who shot and killed a 7-eleven employee over the weekend police responded to reports of a shooting at 2:15 saturday mornin

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crew from air station san francisco responded to that may-day call the fire was suffering from hypothermia, both refused medical treatment. >>> autopsy will be done tomorrow on the body of missing lafayette man found over the weekend on the sacramento river. a fisherman discovered brett olson's body yesterday the 20-year-old vanished a week ago. sheriff believes there was no foul play and he drowned. olson's family and friends plan to honor him with a candlelight vigil tomorrow night at 7:00. >>> members at the cross fit gyms in the east bay are dedicating their workouts today to help the family of officer kenyon youngstrom. amy hollyfield has more from livermore. >> reporter: they are running with purpose, at cross fit games today workout dedicated to chp officer kenyon youngstrom killed in the line of duty last week. >> it happened around the corner for us, it was a good opportunity for us to come together and do something. >> reporter: the owner of the brentwood location came up with the idea, he's also a firefighter. >> wanted to have something that we could give back to their family a

a nerve-racking job it was with hypothermia and his son is described as in his 30s. both were a father and son duo who do this trip often and go up the coast to condition da. >> reporter: they were able to fly the plane quickly because -- find the plane quickly because they had gps. >> it saved their life. >> reporter: by 5:00 in the evening, the plane was tanged up this kelp -- tangled up in kep. >> it's a challenge for me. i train for it every day. it becomes second nature. >> reporter: tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a first court appearance has been set for this afternoon for a man accusing his young children and taking them aboard a yacht. the arraignment for christopher is tentativety scheduled for 1:0 -- tentively scheduled for 1:-- for 1:30. the crew of a fishing boat spot the yacht. >>> rescuers found the injured man at the bottom of the cliff -- bottom of the cliff. paramedics took him to the hospital with what were described as moderate injuries. >>> an 82-year-old santa rosa man pleaded not guilty to charges he deliberately ran down and hit a bicy

crew from air station san francisco responded to that may-day call the fire was suffering from hypothermia, both refused medical treatment. >>> autopsy will be done tomorrow on the body of missing lafayette man found over the weekend on the sacramento river. a fisherman discovered brett olson's body yesterday the 20-year-old vanished a week ago. sheriff believes there was no foul play and he drowned. olson's family and friends plan to honor him with a candlelight vigil tomorrow night at 7:00. >>> members at the cross fit gyms in the east bay are dedicating their workouts today to help the family of officer kenyon youngstrom. amy hollyfield has more from livermore. >> reporter: they are running with purpose, at cross fit games today workout dedicated to chp officer kenyon youngstrom killed in the line of duty last week. >> it happened around the corner for us, it was a good opportunity for us to come together and do something. >> reporter: the owner of the brentwood location came up with the idea, he's also a firefighter. >> wanted to have something that we could give back to their family a

the man was suffering from hypothermia. their plane was flying from santa barbara to canada when it went down. >> this pizza shop own are in florida was excited to meet president. the president said he is the biggest pizza shop owner he had ever seen. he gives the president a bear hug and lifts him up. he took it all in stride. so the shop owner has a big heart. >> good sport. >> all right. we're getting close to kickoff for monday night football. we'll look at where the ravens are opening up their 17th season and they will play cincinnati. >>> who is calling for a boycott and what they hope to accomplish. >>> we'll tell you where and when kids can get their locks cut for free. >> crystal clear weather tonight and into the early part of the week. how long will the gorgeous weather last? we've got the answer? >>> here are your top stories. getting you up to the minute, state police don't work truckers out there driving drowsy but they are also discouraging them from resting on the side of the road. they said parking along 83

the 70-year-old man was suffering from hypothermia, his son also rescued but they refused medical treatment. much more on the story coming up at the top of the hour. >>> bay area man hailed as a hero after helping rescue two south san francisco kids kidnapped by their father and taken to the . the fisherman who encountered the boat -- suppose to abc7 news he says he was trolling for tuna thursday when he noticed a boat sailing in circles the man onboard say he was going to hawaii but had run short on fuel. robin net thought it was odd. >> -- i'll direct you to the field dock and you can get fuel. his answer was, no, if i go in there i'll have to stay, which i found another red flag. >> man was christopher maffei who police say kidnapped his son and daughter and stole the boat. robinnet conducted the coast guard. maffei is in the san mateo county jail. >>> memorial service being planned for the missing lafayette man whose body was found on the sacramento river yesterday morning. a fisherman discovered brett olson's body two miles from where he disappeared a week ago. vanished while taking pa

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person and our skin helps keep our heat in and once we lose the skin and now we are concerned with hypothermia and getting too cold and make sure whatever is burning is not burning anymore and the rules are keep it clean and them them warm and don't forget the air way, breathing, and shock and whatever you do know your limit and what you are capabilit capa once you are involved with the nert teams and you get to revie the stuff and what you can do and physically you know what yo can do and lift people and mentally is another thing and w will talk about disaster psychology next week and some people say they can't look at blood or some say they can't look at a child screaming and know your limits and don't become a victim yourself. . >> we're going to go over search and rescue in this class, go over some buildings and how you assess buildings. you already had classes on utility controls, correct? how about medical? did medical? okay, as i said, my name is alec, i'm on truck 11. let's go into some light search and rescue. before you start, what do you do? stop, look, listen and think. any time yo

she was already &pshivering an obviously gettin close to some hypothermia.o the levee having o leaae his wife to run and get help was not easy. "that was the biggest decision i've ever had in my whole life to leaae er" but she was still there when he returnee with help. "considerrng her &phealth and her limited mobility, suue, i'm pretty proud of her and her ability to withstand the severity that we went through" what are you most thankful right now? "that we're here talking to you."" rescue operations are still happening round new orleanss tonight.rising waters are lapping against houses and cars are being left stranded. busessand dozens of high-water vvhicles are being used to thousands of residents still trapped by the floodwaterss a serious case of school bullying caught on tape at a washington middle chool... with the teacher leading the --nats of kids bullying-- bullying-- this is cellphone video shot by students during class. takeea closer look you can see the teacher poking his student in thh belly...then turning around and putting his botttm in his

. >> this is suffering from hypothermia. i can walk. >> sfo does drills every year but this is the first time in 10 years there is one on the water. the drill motivated by this new boat house. >> this brand new facility we have mapped out our ideas is how we want to respond. now we're going to test that idea. >> there is people brought here to a triage area, they'll treat patients, notify families and communicate with the media. >> in the event of a real emergency we have to get support from surrounding communities. that is a part to test that capability. >> patients say they feel like they're in good hands. >> this is impress skbrif really nice. >> the faa requires drills one every three years but sfo, every year. officials here say they hate idea of a nightmare happening and they really hate the idea of showing up unprepared. >> and massive rvs, buses and big rigs and campers will no longer be allowed to park overnight on some san francisco streets. this neighborhood affected include bay view and streets near the beach and

. >> reporter: the father was rescued first, he was suffering from hypothermia. his son rescued shortly after that. both men refused treatment. kara clapper, abc7 news. >>> :03. milpitas police searching for whomever shot and killed a 7 -- a 7-eleven employees. police respondepá to shots fired 2:15 saturday morning they found the body of a a 62-year-old employee. >>> former supervisor nadia lockyer scheduled to be in court today on drug and child endangerment charges. investigators say they found meth and drug paraphernalia in a room she shares with her 9-year-old son. lockyer has pleaded not guilty. she was released and reentered drug rehab is the estranged wife of state treasurer bill lockyer. >>> asian stock markets trading higher on anticipation the fed will announce new plans to stimulate the u.s. economy, markets in south korea hong kong, singapore and china, all rose. overseas investors betting the fed will announce new plans following friday's disappointing august jobs report. the u.s. economy added 96,000 jobs, fewer than forecasted. the fed is set to me

hypothermia and water in his lungs. they remove his cold, wet clothes as quickly as possible. major albers assists with one of the other firefighters who also fell into the freezing water. miraculously there are no serious injuries. >> it was a group effort. georgetown first responders transform luck from this bad day into improvements to improved swift water rescues. the hope is they'll be able to rely less on luck and more on preparedness. >> we learned a lot from the '95 event to where we're not wearing our turnout gear and we're wearing life vests and we have a swift water team that is on stand by for us. >> they'll be ready if the creek ever decides to rage again. coming up, one kentucky driver finds out that sliding across cloth seats on a cold night can be hazardous. >> it was like an eight-foot flame shooting out of the vehicle. >> when "caught on camera: very bad day" continues. >>> in kentucky, a small town calm is broken when a fill-up turns potentially deadly. december 6, 2009. it's a cool, breezeless evening at a convenient food mart gas station in rural central k

. >> the elderly man was suffering from hypothermia. his son was also rescued, but they refused medical treatment. they were going from santa barbara to canada when it went down. there was another rescue this time in pacifica. this video is courtesey of one of our viewers. a 16-year-old boy stuck about 30 feet from the water. a chp helicopter lowered a paramedic down as he was hoisted to a landing area. the boy was taken to hospital with possible hand injuries. >>> we are learning more about the deadly crash in walnut creek that took the life of a pedestrian and severely injured another. thomas roman is live in walnut creek where a car plowed into a crowd of people. thomas? >> alan, tonight we learned that the woman hit and killed by a pick up truck here in walnut creek last night was visiting from santa barbara. g getting a first look at the driver of that truck. >> walnut creek police have put a face to the man who they say drove the pick up truck on north main street and one woman lled one woman and injured another. saturday night em

the autopsies say one sister died of artery disease and her sister died of hypothermia. >>> while republicans are still trying to rein in the spin after clinton's performance at the rnc, democrats are getting ready for their own show. >> reporter: before splitting up to campaign, mitt romney and paul ryan put a positive spin on their republican convention. >> coming out of tampa, we have given our fellow countrymen a very clear choice. >> you listened to the last guy running for president, he laid out what he would do, he was unable to do it. it's time to give someone new a chance. >> reporter: in his soaring speech last night, romney did not lay out specifics. >> i have a plan to create 12 million new jobs. >> reporter: a lot of buzz today is not about the romney speech, it's about clint eastward's odd chat with imaginary barack obama. >> people are wondering, you don't -- >> viewers saw that instead of moving tributes to romney. >> he's a man of faith and extraordinary character. >> what happened with east wood will not turn the --- >> today romney changed his schedule to visit louisiana fo

. >> the elderly man was suffering from hypothermia. his son was also rescued, but they refused medical treatment. they were going from santa barbara to canada when it went down. there was another rescue this time in pacifica. this video is courtesey of one of our viewers. a 16-year-old boy stuck about 30 feet from the water. a chp helicopter lowered a paramedic down as he was hoisted to a landing area. the boy was taken to hospital with possible hand injuries. >>> we are learning more about the deadly crash in walnut creek that took the life of a pedestrian and severely injured another. thomas roman is live in walnut creek where a car plowed into a crowd of people. thomas? >> alan, tonight we learned that the woman hit and killed by a pick up truck here in walnut creek last night was visiting from santa barbara. we are also getting a first look at the driver of that truck. >> walnut creek police have put a face to the man who they say drove the pick up truck on north main street and killed one woman and injured another. saturday night

-- dies of hypothermia, starvation.ens of thousands of people over stalin's rain. since coming to power in 1922, stalin had, in fact, killed up to 30 million of his own people through mass purges and execution of anyone who he thought would oppose himment -- him. the only news a russian could get was through the pravda magazine which was an organ of the kremlin. in fact, the propaganda ministry employed hundreds whose job it was to convince mugs and, in time, most of eastern europe that not only was communism inherently good and capitalism bad, but also that life in democratic countries was miss rabble. miserable. many believed these lies because they knew nothing else, and really they had been brainwashed by the kremlin into what was in many ways the cult of communism. and the people of russia and eastern europe were not allowed out to see the truth. they even needed a passport to move around inside their own countries. we cannot imagine this level of control. and now we go back to 1945, and with hitler defeated, winst

now, and even with a survival suit on, with the weight of the ice on his chest, laura gooth knows hypothermia to be setting in. >> even if we had gotten the basket right to him, did he have enough strength left over? >> fortunately the answer is yes. >> i can remember coming up to the doorway and my arms felt just like lead and i tried to lift them and they just hurt, ached. and the thing that went through my mind was, god, i finally get rescued, and now i'm going to die of a heart attack. >> but captain hanson isn't having a heart attack. he is, as lara gooth suspects, hypothermic. he also has a cracked rib, and bruises cover his body from the pounding he's taken from the ice and the rocks. but he's thankful to be alive. >> it's wonderful to know that there's people like that out there when you're -- when they're needed. it gives you a good feeling. >> i was just doing my job. i know that sounds trite. but the fact is that's what we do. we take a great deal of pride not only in us as pilots but also our crew being able to pull off the impossible. >> soon after that amazing rescue laura gooth

human body spending more than an hour many this kind of frigid conditions, you start thinking about hypothermialy possible explanation that i've heard out there is that maybe that kind of temperature, her being a baby and a premature baby slowed down the metabolism, but in any case, it's just something that is very difficult to explain and that's why the family says that it is a miracle that she's getting a second chance at life. the sad thing about it is that doctors say that she might have suffered permanent brain damage they don't really know to what extent because she's very fragile. she's not wide awake yet. it's only going to take time to know exactly how bad it is. >> keep us wrupted, rafael. it's a beautiful story. thank you. >>> tomorrow a lot of people will go to the national september 11th memorial in lower manhattan, but they're not going to find the name of one of the muslim-americans in the first responders. he says his mother's faith is the reason why. >> when 9/11 terrorists attacked the world trade center, firefighters and police were quick to respond. so was mohammed hamdani,

. >> i realized that i could risk suffering hypothermia if i got either of my legs in the water too long. >> fortunately, their plight has been noticed. >> i saw people gathering on the shore, they were looking and i'm sure that they had called the rescue team. >> two teams are called. the ground rescue volunteers and at the kearn county sheriff's office, the air support team of deputies mcadoo and nelson. >> we got our gear together that we needed to conduct the hoist rescue, pulled the helicopter out, took off and started heading out there. >> as we were going out there, the first ground units arrived on scene and actually confirmed that they had six people stuck in three different trees. >> when they reached the scene, mcadoo and nelson are surprised at how swollen the river is. >> stuff that's usually dry land was underwater. >> it was shocking to see the peril that these people were in. >> the ground team rescues two people using boats, but they can't reach mike or ed, marooned in the trees. >> that's when they asked for us to go ahead and conduct a hoist rescue. >> the rafters have

we're being told one of the two men was suffering from hypothermia, but both are refusing medical treatment. >>> san francisco mayor ed lee's popularity appears to be slipping. the "the chronicle" reports ten months into his election victory, a new citywide poll has the mayor scoring a favorable rating with 49% of voters. that's in sharp contrast to a 60% plus favorable rating back in july of 2011 when he was still interim mayor and a few face to most voters. some campaign experts say many people find lee likeable but blame him for their muni bus being late or for their $68 parking tickets. >>> 5:07 right now. if you like heat and you like the sun, i imagine you give a favorable rating to this forecast from meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning. temperatures are crisp this morning. 45 in novato and 47 in santa rosa. as our days are getting shorter, the sun is going down earlier, it's starting to feel like fall out there. we will notice a building breeze today. you'll notice on the key where you start to get those yellows and greens, yeah, that's 20 to 30-mile-per-hour sustained gus

we're being told one of the two men was suffering from mild hypothermia but both refused medical treatment. >>> a public memorial for a chp officer killed in the line of duty will be held thursday in vacaville. the chp officer was shot during a traffic stop on 680 in alamo last week. the memorial service will take place at the mission church in vacaville at 10:00 a.m. thursday and it is expected to be attended by law enforcement officers from all over the state. meanwhile the fairfield community is continuing to raise funds in support of the fallen officer's family. hundreds of people descended on jump highway in fairfield yesterday to honor the officer. his family lives near by. the trampoline park donated all sunday's profits to his wife and four kids. >> losing a father and having four small children, i just can't even imagine where you start when you wake up in the morning. so it's -- every bit will help. i know money can only do so much for the family but there's a lot of things that it can help. >> the 37-year-old officer died wednesday. he was taken off of life support one day after

it was exiled for the privilege cold law, the harsh siberian labour camps in which men died of hypothermiavation, and overworked. tens of thousands of people over stalin's reign. since coming to power in 1922, stalin had in fact killed up to 30 million of his own people, and execution of anyone who he thought would oppose them. the only news of rushing to get worcester pravda magazine which wasn't order of the kremlin all but a state-controlled radio. in fact the propaganda ministry employed hundreds whose lone job was to convince russians and in time most of eastern europe that not only was communism inherently good, and capitalism bad, but also live in democratic countries was miserable. many believe these lies because they knew nothing else. and really did been brainwashed by the kremlin into what was in many ways the cult of communism. and the people of russia and eastern europe did not see the truth. they even need a passport to move around inside their own countries. we cannot imagine this level of control. and now we go back to 1945, and with hitler defeated winston churchill recogn