. >> katie: the boy who was hit in the chest with a ball matthew henry has fully recovered. he was brought to the field in a fire truck. when he collapsed, two paramedics happened to be in the stands. >>> still ahead at 9:00, movie lovers hope to keep a bay area landmark standing but city leaders have approved the demolition. how target has kicked in green mode for earth day. and runs in trouble with the law what she did to get her arrested. >>> beautiful day today, temperatures nudging near >> katie: the curtain will come down tonight on this local landmark in pleasant hill. the theater will close after showing movies for 46 years. movie buffs and local preservationists want to stop the wrecking ball. they believe it's a significant landmark. they plan to make their case before the city council next month. the city has approved a plan to replace the theater with a sporting goods store. >> reese witherspoon, not so clean anymore. she was arrested for disorderly conduct in atlanta, georgia. this is her mugshot. police say her husband, an agent is accused of driving while into

one of the other kids on the team . 8 year old matthew henry was at bat when he was hit by a baseball in what turned out to be a very bad place.was hit by a baseball in what turned out to be a very bad place >> it's a freak thing >> right in the chest >> reporter: the boy staggered.then starting running to first base but he collapsed after about five feet. >> that ball that hit him in the center of the chest had stopped his heart >> reporter: luckily dan and sue have more than 50 years of paramedic experience between them. they jumped on to the field and into action.this snapshot shows them adminstering cpr.which they kept going for approximently 6 minutes until an ambulance team arrived with a defibulator which administered a lifesaving shock to matthew's heart. >> hi felt his chest beginning to beat again and he was starting to open his eyes. >> reporter: mathew was transported by helicopter to children's hospital.where he will be monitored for the next few days.but his family told the farrens that he's doing well. >> as of this morning, his brother said that he was awake and eating

matthew henry, who was released from oakland's children's hospital on tuesday.ved a hero's welcome this past saturday. this video shows henry arriving to a ball field in a fire truck to the cheers and applause of other ball players and their parents. the then walked along a line of fellow players, high-fiving friends and team members along the way. last saturday when henry was at bat. >> i was behind the plate, and this kid got hit in the heart with the ball. >> he says henry started towards first base but never made it. >> he fell down, and a bunch of people crowded in, and he wasn't really breathing. >> henry's heart stopped from the impact. you can see two paramedics in the stands giving cpr to henry. an ambulance arrived and a defibrillator was used to restart his heart. this coach has three boys boys o play expwaibl says the incident is still french for the coaches and parents. >> still stopping hearts. everybody still worried about it happening. so that's why all these people are here. reporter: this is a heart guard t-shirt being sold for $25. it has a pl

they jumped in and used cpr to keep matthew henry until an ambulance arrived. w is now recovering. the santa rosa press democrat reports that several also leagues reports that they are already started buying them. lisa argen is keeping track of the forecast which is going to get better. >> if you like the warmer weather, things are going your way. especially for the latter half of the weekend but even today we are warming up. plenty of things going on across the bay today. here is a look at live doppler 7-hd where we're not picking up anything in the form of precipitation. we're going to stay dry and not only that, a warming trend begins today. temperatures in san jose beginning to brighten up. everybody has a blanket of low clouds and fog. san francisco, 48. mountain view, 48. santa cruz, 51. here is a look at mount tam where you can see all the gray, much of the north bay and fact some fog in napa. we've had haze in santa rosa. it's getting sunnier in concord. 52, union city. we are talking about a sunny and warmer weekend. within the next hour, we will break

matthew henry was picked up and home on saturday about the same fire crew and the same fire engine that the hospital and brought him to the baseball field. players from henry's team, the blue jays, and other opposing team members were lined up but the field to give him a hot buy. petaluma fire department paramedics and the captain perform cpr on hearing after he collapsed until a decision later had arrived. >>defi defibrillator arrive. >> here is a live look at the james lick freeway. we will be right t basck.ck. whatwh makes your family smile? backflipfls and cartwheels. love, wa, rmth. here, retry this. mmmm, ok! ching!g! i likeli the fact that there's lotslo of different tastes going on. mmmm!! breakfaskft i'm vem ry impressed. this is ia great cereal! honey buy nches of oats. i hei ar you crunching. 6:41 a.m.. every 44 seconds, according to the fbi, a car is stolen in america. if you think you are in you because you do not drive a flashy sports car, think again: the most stellar models are the ordinary bills that many of us drive every day. here are the top five, compiled by the nat

one of the other kids on the team . 8 year old matthew henry was at bat when he was hit by a baseball in what turned out to be a very bad place.was >> right and the chest >> reporter: hit by a baseball in what turned out to be a very bad place >> right in the chest >> reporter: the boy staggered.then starting running to first base but he collapsed after about five feet. >> that ball that hit him in the center of the chest had stopped his heart >> it's a freak thing >> reporter: luckily dan and sue have more than 50 years of paramedic experience between them. they jumped on to the field and into action.this snapshot shows them adminstering cpr.which they kept going for approximently 6 minutes until an ambulance team arrived with a defibulator which administered a lifesaving shock to matthew's heart. >> i had my hand on his chest and with in one moment his heartbeat restarted. >> reporter: mathew was transported by helicopter to children's hospital.where he will be monitored for the next few days.but his family told the farrens that he's doing well. at this point, the brother of the chi

matthew henry was picked up at home on saturday by the same fire crew in the same fire engine that tookal and brought him to the baseball field. players from henry's team, the blue jays, and of proposing team members were lined up at the field to give him a high five. petaluma fire department paramedics and capt. dan farren and his wife, performed cpr after he collapsed until na defibrillator arrived. >> many sampras's go students, parents and teachers will participate in this city's first week-long bike to school yvette. formally back-to-school day, this city why even encourages kids, parents and educators to choose a physically active an environmentally friendly way to get to and from school. last year, morgan 2007 francisco bike to school born on the one david. >> under a bill approved by the state senate, drivers under the age of 18, who would be banned from taxing while driving, even if state used a handsfree device. the california association of highway patrolman says, the current law allows drivers to text with a boy is operated device but does not exempt teenagers. this bill loo

matthew henry was hit with a baseball and would turn out to be a very bad place.ggered a boy but he did not fall down right away. he started running toward first base, made in about 5 ft. and then collapse. luckily, ban and to have roughly 30 years of paramedic experience between them. this shows them administering cpr which they kept going for approximately six minutes until when ambulance arrived with a defibrillator which administered a lifesaving shocked to matthews heart. >> i had my hand on his chest and felt his heart start beating again and after about a moment he opened his eyes. >> met u.s. transport by helicopter to children's hospital where he will remain for the next few days. so far, the news is good. >> this morning, his brother text it me saying he was at children's oakland and was awake and eating a popsicle. >> matthew's parents released a statement saying that their family then ensue are heroes for setting their son's life. the farren's hope that this will inspire more people to learn cpr. if matthew had not had held keeping as heart pumping unt

matthew henry was picked up at his home on saturday by the same fire crew.gine that took him to the hospital and brought him to the baseball field and roehnert part. players from hammerstein, the blue jays, and the opposing team were lined up at the field to give him a high five. petaluma fire department paramedics and capt.dan dferren his wife sue, performed cpr on him every after he collapsed. >> coming up on kron 4 morning news. we are following developing news out of east oakland were right now there is a standoff between police and is suspects wanted for a late-night shooting. >> a bay area city will get more from the chp to patrol the under man the streets. we have details coming up. >> the surviving suspect in the boston marathon bombing has been interrogated for the first time and now faces formal charges that to bring the death penalty. we will be right back on the kron 4 morning

lin, emily hillshire, jarrett lane, matthew laporte, henry lee, livuiu, labrescu, lauren mccaning, danielramone or tees, minal panchal, aaron peterson, michael poly, julia pride, mary karen reid, rema semaha, lesley sherman, maxine turner, nicole white. i read those names, mr. president, to honor those who were killed and had their lives snuffed out on april 16, 2007. i acknowledge also that many students and faculty members were injured and we have with us in the gallery today both family members of those who were deceased and even some students who were injured. i also honored all in the virginia tech community that is very close and still suffers the wounds from this terrible shooting. mr. president, in the aftermath of the shooting at virginia tech six years ago today, we learned a lot. we learned that we have to make fixes to the mental health system, that school security and safety is incredibly important, that alert systems that can moatify people when bad things happen are incredibly important. but, mr. president, we also learned a tragic but important lesson, and that is that bac

their son's team when his teammate matt henry was hit in the chest by a described as not especially fast pitch to the chest. >> we field. >> reporter: they said matthew to first baseline then collapsed. >> he had a ball mark right there in the center of the chest. >> reporter: the farens went into paramedic mode. >> we were helping him while they were calling 911. >> reporter: a paramedic gave the boy mouth to mouth resuscitators arrived with a defibrillator. matthew's heart started beating again. >> he would have either been badly brain damaged or possibly dead. >> reporter: he's now in good condition at oakland's children's hospital. the ball struck him in such a way it interrupted his heartbeat. the baseball league says they hope to get four defibrillators, one for each field. >> for each player there's a parent. >> reporter: the parents call the farens heros. >> we were just here at the right time. it's as much of a blessing if not more for us. >> reporter: the paramedics say that everyone can and should learn cpr. that it really does save lives. in ronert park, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> federal investigators slammed chevron for failing

when his teammate matt henry was hit in the chest by a described as not especially fast pitch to the chest. >> we were sitting out in right field. >> reporter: they said matthew got a few steps to first baseline then collapsed. >> he had a ball mark right there in the center of the chest. >> reporter: the farens went into paramedic mode. >> we were helping him while they were calling 911. >> reporter: a paramedic gave the boy mouth to mouth resuscitators arrived with a defibrillator. matthew's heart started beating again. >> he would have either been badly brain damaged or possibly dead. >> reporter: he's now in good condition at oakland's children's hospital. the ball struck him in such a way it interrupted his heartbeat. the baseball league says they hope to get four defibrillators, one for each field. >> for each player there's a parent. >> reporter: the parents call the farens heros. >> we were just here at the right time. it's as much of a blessing if not more for us. >> reporter: the paramedics say that everyone can and should learn cpr. that it really does save lives. in ronert park, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> federal investigators slammed chev