yesterday, mikey received special help from michael hernandez. as the father of the young man who's liver is now in michael. it was their first meeting. >> i can't find the words to describe mikey. he's such a special person. full of compassion, and just wanting to give back to his community, and showing his appreciation for the gift of life life through my son. >> michael hernandez and his wife chris say they will spend the rest of the weekend with mikey and his family. >>> the time now is 7:24. even though rosemary together us it was going to warm up, it got so warm, i was digging through my cabinets trying to find sun block. >> as we move through the afternoon, a quiet start out there this morning. chillier, because the winds have led up. a live look at oakland, you can see plenty of blue sky. sunshine. if you're stepping out for an early morning breakfast, bring along the light jacket. sitting in the 40s this morning. some of us even slipped into the upper 30s. a little earlier. sunny, cooler start. temperatures will be above the seasonal norm

jade hernandez is in pleasant will with -- pleasant hill. >> reporter: michael cardoza flatly denies that his client was running a bothell -- brothel across the street. this is the man making the accusations, chris butler. private investigator and wielsche's friend. butler says he leased the place, bought some furniture. wielsch, his attorney says, he has no idea what was going on inside. cardoza admits wielsch is accused of selling drugs and his client has admitted to the wrongdoing but running a broth -- brothel is not one of the charges. >> chris bitler -- butler has given information and i hope that will shave off time in prison for the crimes he committed. >> reporter: he says butler may have tried to cut a deal with authorities. he says his client confessed his improprieties an was not promised any sort of deal. >>> thank you. >> 7:32. well, a san jose state student has reportedly setted a lawsuit against the city's police department after he accused an after of using excessive force. >> all this stems from an incident captured by cell phone video. it shows an officer hitting f