i didn't want to be underneath it. >> but jose nunez wants to stay put. ang on and take their chances on the moving mixer. they fear the worst. >> jose was really concerned about something happening serious. because all he talked about was his wife and kids. >> then the truck floats under a second bridge, but doesn't come out on the other side. it hits another abutment. and this time for the moment, it's stuck. it turns out to be a lucky break. a rescue helicopter chasing the cement truck down the river can now make a daring attempt to save them. >> air rescue 5 hovering over, trying to maneuver in there. >> i can actually see the fear in their face as i was going down. as i started to get close to them, i yelled for them to stay still. >> rick hernandez gets a harness on jose and wants to send him alone up to the chopper but jose is gripped by fear and lunges for the deputy nearly pushing him into the river. >> i had to kind of push him away from me, saying let me go, you're going to go by yourself. >> hernandez breaks free and sends jose on his way. with

. >> and my father, an amazing father, jose, nunez castillo. >> a day of remembrance in america. >>> and voting has begun as some missouri lawmakers take on the feds over gun control. ♪ >> diplomatic efforts to avert a military strike on syria and get rid of its chemical weapons, could soon take a big step forward. the permanent members of the un security council met this afternoon with no outcome, but the real action could come tomorrow when john kerry and russian foreign minister meet in geneva. >> good evening, toni, it is the day after the president's big prime time speech and it is the calm after the storm. a day of solemn ceremony and a quiet hush has fallen over capitol hill. from pennsylvania to the pentagon, today the nation paused as it has every september 11th for the last 12 years to remember. in new york the names of the fallen were lead. >> my uncle, [ inaudible ], i was only three when you were taken from us, and we love you and miss you very much. and president obama please do not bring us to another war. >> syria seemed to be on the president's mind as well, as he re

. >> i feel great. >> nunez looks fit and says he feels fine after a near death experience at san jose international airport yesterday. he was in a security check point line at 6:20 a.m. when he collapsed and went unconscious. officer dale happened to be on airport duty and responded to the commotion. >> he was having labored breathing, it is reflexive in nature. it's not effective breathing, which is typical to someone having a cardiac event. >> officer dale happens to be san jose pd's top cpr instructor. he grabbed one of the nearby di fiblators and went to work, using the tools electric shock, chest compressions and cpr. he was able to bring nunez back after four minutes. >> i was thrilled the training i had was able to help somebody save their life. >> nunez suffered an arrhythmia. everyone seemed to be at the right place at the right time. >> the perfect moment for something like that to happen. so, i firmly believe that i, if it didn't happen at that point, i wouldn't be here. >> kpix5. >> officer dale hopes his experience serves as a call for more people to get cpr training. >>

. >>> reporter: san jose police officer robert dale came to the bed sign of frank nunez, of jacksonville, florida to check up on how the patient was doing. >> i feel great, believe it or not. >> reporter: nunez looks fit and says he feels fine after a near-death experience at mineta san jose international airport yesterday. he was in a security checkpoint line at 6:20 a.m. when he collapse the unconscious. officer dale was on airport duty and responded to the commotion. >> he was having agonal breathing which is labored, uhm, breathing that is, uhm, reflexive in nature, not effective breathing, which is typical of somebody that's having a cardiac event. >> reporter: officer dale also happens to be san jose pd's top cpr instructor. he grabbed one of the airport's nearby defibrillators and went to work alternating between using the tool's electric shock, chest compression and cpr and brought nunez back after 4 minutes. >> i was thrilled that the training i had was able to help somebody. >> reporter: nunez suffered a kind of heart spasm called an arrhythmia. lucky for him everything and eve

today he got to say thank you for saving my life. 43-year-old frank nunez's heart stopped at the san jose airport. a man saw what was happening and jumped into action with a deif ibilator. >> he needs to get his heart started again. >> he saved my life. i had to shake his hand. >> you can see it. >> the man exchanged gifts and he gives the officer a special coin. he gave him a police department mug. >> not the first time for him. he saved five other lives doing c approximate, r as well. let's go to jeff ranieri. you have seen a shift in the weather. >> it has been dramatic for a lot of us here. great news for the morgan fire. firefighters would like low be dealing with a worse fire. the cooling continues after 20 to 30 degrees for the daytime highs. compared to this time yesterday, the marine layer sparked this. all the way down to santa cruz. if you do have a flight leaving sfo, we expect moderate delays on the early side. 5:00, 6:00 and 7:00 in the morning with patchy areas of fog and a few areas likely. let's look at the wednesday forecast. we will have the cloud cover mentioned at the

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almost died, and now he gets to say thank you for saving my life. 43-year-old frank nunez's heart astopped at the san josert on monday. officer robert dales earnings saw what was going on. he jumped into action with his automatic o[defibrillator. >> he needs to get his heart started again. i pushed the button. it delivered a shock. >> he saved my life. i had to thank him. i had to save his hand or something. >> give him a hug. he thanked officer dale. the men exchanged gifts. nun ez gave the officer a personal coin. dale gave him a police department mug. snoo no wonder what he is miling. that's a real life hero, and he proved that the wax handle bar mustache is still in style. what's is it style for outside today? what do we need to be wearing? >> you want to make sure you're nice and warm out there. i, too, am a fan of officer dale's curly mustache. good morning to you. taking a live look here. san francisco, want to show you a couple of things here. camera shaking a little bit. we still have the breezy conditions, and you are also seeing the sun break through, and that's good news. it's not completely

. >> reporter: san jose police officer are on the dale came to the bedside of frank nunez of jacksonville, florida to check up on how the patient was doing. he says he feels fine after a near-death experience in mineta international airport. he was in a checkpoint line at 6 a.m. when he collapsed unconscious. officer robert dale was on duty and responded to the commotion. >> he was having agonal breathing which is labored breathing that is reflexive of nature. it's not effective breathing which is typical of somebody that's having a cardiac event. >> reporter: officer dale also happens to be san jose pd's top cpr instructor. he grabbed one of the airport's nearby defibrillators and went to work alternating between using the tool's electric shot, chest presses and cpr. he was able to bringing nunez back after 4 minutes. >> i was thrilled that the training that i had was able to help somebody save their life. >> reporter: nunez suffered a kind of heart spasm called an arrhythmia. everybody and everything was in the right place at the right time. >> perfect moment for something i like to to

. >> reporter: san jose police officer robert dale came to the bedside of frank nunez of jacksonville, florida to check up on how the patient was doing. >> i feel great believe it or not. >> reporter: nunez looks fit and says he feels fine after a near-death experience at mineta san jose international airport yesterday. he was in a security checkpoint line at 6:20 a.m. when he collapsed and went unconscious. officer dale happened to be on airport duty and responded to the commotion. >> he was having agonal breathing, which is labored breathing that is reflexive of nature not effective breathing which is typical of somebody that's having a cardiac event. >> reporter: officer dale also happens to be san jose police department's top cpr instructor. he grabbed a defibrillator and went to work alternated with the tools and cpr. he brought him back in 4 minutes. >> i was thrilled the training i had was able to help somebody. >> reporter: nunez suffered a kind of heart spasm called an arrhythmia. lucky for him everything and everyone seemed to be in the right place at the right time. >> just

it just means a lot. >> reporter: nunez feels well enough to resume travel plans but tends to take things a lot slower. in san josektvu channel 2 news. >> san francisco has filed a suit against the city of nevada for patient dumping. the suit is against nevada, state agencies and the psychiatric hospital in las vegas. nevada officials have denied any improper patient discharges. >> $565 million. that's how much pg&e will pay due to the san bruno pipeline explosion and fire three years ago. the utility released the figure in a filing yesterday. it includes $455 million pg&e already agreed to pay, plus 110 million estimated from recent settlements and plans. it still needs to reach settlements in two cases. the third anniversary of that explosion and fire was yesterday. >>> drastic changes could be coming to van nuys avenue in san francisco and they're not without controversial. the transportation agency moved forward with a plan dedicated for bus lanes on two of the six lanes of traffic on van ess. the goal is to speed up mass transit but it will come with a cost. all left-hand turn lanes except broadway, many bus

it just means a lot. >> reporter: nunez feels well enough to resume travel plans but tends to take things a lot slower. in san josennel 2 news. >> san francisco has filed a suit against the city of nevada for patient dumping. the suit is against nevada, state agencies and the psychiatric hospital in las vegas. nevada officials have denied any improper patient discharges. >> $565 million. that's how much pg&e will pay due to the san bruno pipeline explosion and fire three years ago. the utility released the figure in a filing yesterday. it includes $455 million pg&e already agreed to pay, plus 110 million estimated from recent settlements and plans. it still needs to reach settlements in two cases. the third anniversary of that explosion and fire was yesterday. >>> drastic changes could be coming to van nuys avenue in san francisco and they're not without controversial. the transportation agency moved forward with a plan dedicated for bus lanes on two of the six lanes of traffic on van ess. the goal is to speed up mass transit but it will come with a cost. all left-hand turn lanes except broadway, many bus stops an

. >>> a man who collapsed and almost died at the san jose airport had a chance today to thank the police officer who saved him. michael nunez is recovering at o'connor hospital, and this afternoon, officer robert dale stopped to visit him and give him a hug. dale respond today a man having a possible heart attack. when he saw nunez on the floor he used an artificial external fib ril later to revooef him. >> he saved my life. i had to thank him and shake his hand. >> first time i've actually had to use to help someone come back. everything worked great. >> officer dale has worked for years training other officers to use the equipment, but had never used one himself in an emergency. he hopes his story will encourage people to get cpr training patient dumping to court. klass-action lawsuit was filed today by city attorney dennis. it seeks a reimbursement after $500,000 for the care of at least 20 patients bussed from a state-run mental hospital in las vegas to san francisco since 2008. it also asks to bar nevada from similar practices in the future. nevada officials say its policies are appropriate. san francisco failed to mak

. >> reporter: frank nunez wases minutes from catching a flight out of san jose international airport yesterday when he felt a dramatic change in his body. >> as i kind of turned back i was like, i don't feel so good. i got this flush feeling. >> reporter: his heart stopped beating. and he fell to the ground. that's when this man, san jose police officer robert dale, sprang into action. >> i examined him quickly and he didn't have a pulse. wasn't breathing. i knew that i would need the aed that was just across the hall. so i went and got that and brought it back. >> reporter: using an automatic external defibrillator or aed like this one, officer dale who happens to be a veteran cpr instructor, shocked nunez. gave him chest compressions for two minutes. then shocked him again and continued cpr until nunez finally regained consciousness. >> i was overjoyed, relieved. >> reporter: no one is more relieved than noon nunez. at o'connor hospital where he's recovering, he got to meet officer dale. >> he saved my life. i had to thank him, shake his hand or something. >> reporter: they exchang

had a heart attack on monday at mineta san jose airport had a chance to say thank you to the police officer who saved his life. 43-year-old frank noon -- nunezez collapsed, the officer used that defibrillator mounted on the wall to revive him. >> proud moment for me to be able to save someone's life and be able to communicate with them afterwards. >> he saved my life. i had to thank him. i had to shake his hand or something. it means a lot. >> you bet. >> officer dale is a 23-year police veteran with the san jose police department. he says he's trained other officers on how to use automated defibrillators but this is the first time he used one in an emergency. >>> 8:27. firefighters become crime victims while they were out saving homes on mt. diablo. how some of the things stolen from their firehouse can never be replaced. >> reporter: we're live near mt. diablo where firefighters are putting out hot spots right now. we'll tell you what fire officials biggest worry is right now and it's not the fire. >>> right now, approaching the san mateo bridge it looks good. but when you get over there to the peninsula, you will face slow traffic on high

. >> and my father, an amazing father, jose, nunez castillo. >> a day of remembrance in america. >>> and voting has begun as some missouri lawmakers take on the