>> paramedic white refuses to back down.ainted in her home and has a history of heart trouble. trooper martin tries to put the paramedic in handcuffs. >> hey, hey. >> on the dash cam video, the patient's family starts to gather. they have been following the ambulance to the hospital. the patient's husband reminds the trooper that his wife is waiting in the ambulance, but the argument continues. [ shouting ] >> you turn around now. >> the trooper releases the paramedic and the crowd breaks up. paramedic white returns to his ambulance, where his patient is extremely distraught. >> if you can imagine yourself, you're on a cot in an ambulance, you're basically helpless in that position, and you can hear your family members screaming. she was extremely upset. >> what's worse, the confrontation's not over yet. the patient's husband tries again to intervene. >> my wife needs to go to the hospital. i understand that. >> if he wouldn't have come out here you could have been on the way about five minutes ago, partner. now step back. >

this visitacion valley paramedic still serves as an anchor corridor and i'm happy to recognize the paramedics efforts and commitments to sharing the visitacion valley community. congratulations mr. lee thank you for being here with us today >> it's an honor to be here and thank you, mr. cowen for electing me and to the supervisors. i've been here in the business for 3 seven years and seen many changes but getting better. visitacion valley is getting better the most ability to serve for everybody if anybody need anything just come by. thank you. thank you very much (clapping) >> thank you very much. >> thank you cohen why not go back to district one and continue in the numerous order supervisor mar. thank you president chiu and thank you to the small property owner commission and the leader for choosing the theme of shaping our community. i want to show you the item that i'm going to give to the amazing business that we are honored to acknowledge from the richmond district i wish it were a green apple but if i could ask pete from green apple books i know

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the gentleman called 9-1-1 and got the paramedic go responding he guided here to a chair and she said he was short of breath. he moved her to the floor and waited and gave her improvement and monitored her conditions. the paramedics responded on the scene in about 4 minutes after his call he handed the teacher off to the paramedics and subsequentially she was transgender to the hospital then manny moved on to the next school this is an accelerant example off our training he didn't hesitate he acted in advance medical care and the teacher was then at the hospital well within the golden hour able to get the care. i wanted to share this with you i think you should be aware of this action pursue i'm proud and grateful that he is in my shop and firmly believe this exemplifies the staff at the unified school district. (clapping.) >> bravo. >> thank you very much. come please say a few words >> ladies and gentlemen, happy to start here today so receive the award and thank you so much everybody. (clapping.) >> manny thank you for your truly actions. we have another rave award to be given (cla

. >> police and paramedic practicing a new tactic they hope can save lives.f there is a mass shooting these students volunteered to be victims this morning. in this scenario there is a shooter on the loose and many victims officers practiced searching for the shooter. here is what is new. behind them, paramedics. >> there is a move to transition to going in with law enforcement, not right there at the front but behind them what. we'll call the warm zone. >> paramedics say it gives them more time to treat patients. >> fire safety inspecks getting underway tomorrow. annual inspections used to make sure there is enough defensible space around homes in case of wildfire. firefighters say it's important this year heading into what could be one of the worst fire conditions in california history. >> any brush cut has to be removed from the property not stored. that allows firefighters opportunity to protect a home. >> a fire tax paying for clearing property including goat grazing program was defeated in november. crews say they're trying to stretch the funds this sum

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hospital emergency rooms and paramedics have used it to save lives for decades.ow drug prevention programs are giving it to families and friends of opiate users just in case of an accidental overdose. police patrols around the country are starting to carry kits to help save lives. some say this just gives heroin users a free ride. >> i don't know. would you rather have them dead? >> reporter: san francisco is one of the first cities to give the narcan antidote to heroin addicts. here in the haight, many young users were dying from overdoses. so this is where doctors saw the most dramatic turnaround from 150 deaths a year in 2002 to 10 deaths now. the san francisco public health department says the drug is not just for heroin addicts anymore. >> we are prescribing it for risky drugs. >> reporter: anyone taking prescription opiates like vicodin is at risk for overdose especially in households where children may accidentally swallow the painkillers. >> so to get naloxone into that child and get them breathing right away while you're waiting 10 minutes for an ambulan

they just now said it was a paramedic. there's no evidence that there were in life-saving measures taken. >> again, tulsa world doing great work on letting the nation know what happened there as much as we can understand it. thank you very much for this and congratulations on your work thus far. >> thank you, rachel. >> we speak on the eve of the next planned execution in america after that disaster two weeks ago in oklahoma. not only unexplained but less explained than it was in the days following that botched execution. we'll be right back. >>> we are in political primary season. there's going to be a closely watched u.s. senate primary in nebraska tomorrow, as well as one in west virginia. there's two open senate seats there, as jay rockefeller refires from the senate in west virginia. there's a closely watched senate races next week in arkansas, georgia and kentucky. kentucky with the mitch mcconnell race. this is political junkie time for real political junkies. tomorrow, we'll have primary results for you and all the

wait until you see how this paramedic got the groove on and the song that set the wild dance moves >>appy ending to a story from last week. "charm" the chihuahua found by c.h.p. officers in walnut creek on friday has been reunited with her owners. this photo burned up the social media in the bay area. "charm "ran away and the owners and two daughters have been searching for her since. they have posted instagram pictures of the lost dog for several days. year the girls thanked animal control and c.h.p. officers with a giant "thank you" card. >> so nice. mike, nice day. easier to take the pets for a walk. >> absolutely. if you are traveling around the state there is heat. 107 in palm springs. a break in san diego at 86. and los angeles is none. and lake tahoe is 74 and monterey is a brisk 71. everything is back to normal at at&t park, 66 at 7:15 and a breezy 60 by the end of the game. bay to break ares is this week starting near downtown and out to the cost. 54 with clouds by 1:00 o'clock and up to 62 and bartley cloudy. have a good time. >>> i was right the metering lights turned on th

they just now said it was a paramedic. there's no evidence that there were in life-saving measures taken. >> again, tulsa world doing great work on letting the nation know what happened there as much as we can understand it. thank you very much for this and congratulations on your work thus far. >> thank you, rachel. >> we speak on the eve of the next planned execution in america after that disaster two weeks ago in oklahoma. not only unexplained but less explained than it was in the days following that botched execution. we'll be right back. weekdays are for rising to the challenge. they're the days to take care of business. when possibilities become reality. with centurylink as your trusted partner, our visionary cloud infrastructure and global broadband network free you to focus on what matters. with custom communications solutions and responsive, dedicated support, we constantly evolve to meet your needs. every day of the week. centurylink® your link to what's next. this is the first power plant in the country to combi

no need call a police when a fir or accident call the fire department if mom falls down call the paramedic division and all that is part of the make up in the san francisco fire department we're caregivers to the members of the one hundred and 16th class thank you very much for your incurring and your for the record it is the duty and determination i'm reminded that everything i look upon the faces of to 50 young men and women that would love to be in this situation and the commission wants this to serve the city the greatest hoirp honor in san francisco is to serve the public and to serve your community and family respect the abundantly. that you're going to receive also respect the uniform and from all of us do a replacement to serve the public in terms of safety as well. thank you very much. (clapping.) >> at this time, i'd like to welcome the chief of the department chim who will address the class (clapping) good morning and welcome to your distribution of training we're happy to have you here family and friends and active and retired members members e members from other departments yo

they just now said it was a paramedic. there's no evidence that there were in life-saving measures taken. >> again, tulsa world doing great work on letting the nation know what happened there as much as we can understand it. thank you very much for this and congratulations on your work thus far. >> thank you, rachel. >> we speak on the eve of the next planned execution in america after that disaster two weeks ago in oklahoma. not only unexplained but less explained than it was in the days following that botched execution. we'll be right back. nowchoose one option fromith red lothe wood-fire grill,trios! one signature shrimp dish, and a pasta. all on one plate. three delicious choices. all for $15.99 for a limited time only! come sea food differently today! whatever happened to good? good is choosing not to overshoot the moon, but to land right on it. good is maxwell house. ♪ good to the last drop good is maxwell house. could mean less waiting for things like security backups and file downloads you'd take that test, right?

clapping) under ems staff we have chief which you have chief melanie brandon and jay perry (clapping) paramedic captain glenn >> under special projects captain ed mow (clapping) in service training staff ti training center captain jeff. (clapping.) lieutenant james mel burger (clapping) lieutenant james read i didn't (clapping) and lieutenant pat shaw (clapping) alleyway also in attendance my administer staff (clapping) at this time looked like i'd like to introduce the honorable bodily mayor ed lee who will address the class (clapping). >> thank you assistant chief williams tom o'connell don't fret someone referred to me as captain ed mow this morning so (laughter) what a great day. one hundred and 16th fire academy class for san francisco. 39 people who today, i look across the crowd of your friends and proud of the city proud you spent 16 hard weeks training yourselves and going through all the lessons this academy training class has to offer and most importantly you're joining the world-class fire department and thank you for the opportunity chief joanne haynes-white the conspiracy that wor

a former paramedic and father to two suffered brain damage during that beating and permanently disabled. you see him here arriving in a wheelchair for a jury selection. he did stay throughout that selection process. $50 million is how much his attorney said his past and future medical bills after being nearly to death on opening day all because of his giants jersey. what has happened to him is tragic. >> to see this young, vibrant, you know, person who lived his life helping people as a paramedic and now all of a sudden can't get out of the wheelchair by himself. this wasn't a big sympathy play or anything like that, but this was the jury has to understand what this whole case is all about. >> the two men that beat stow pleaded guilty to the attack in criminal court earlier this year. as for the jury, eight men, eight women have been selected. they include an attorney, a school bus driver, a nurse, a journalist and a mail carrier among others. first on the stand this morning will be stow's mother, ann, who has been care taking for her son now for three years. lawyers representing the do

earlier today paramedics were working overtime here at at&t park trying to keep fans cool. in the stands at at&t park you can see people guzzling water, hiding under their hats and doing everything they could to create their own breeze. >> it's hot. it's a perfect day to play hooky. >> reporter: and the perfect day for a ball game if you can stand the heat. the temperature got up to 90 degrees in the city. giants fans were baking under the hot sun. those who had great seats had no shade. >> i'm hot, but that's all right. it's fun. there's nothing better than the game. >> reporter: but for some, the heat was too much. the first aid station was packed with people. some suffering from apparent heatstroke. >> well, it's okay if you're not sitting, you know. i was sitting out there for batting practice. i drank some lemonade. >> reporter: for this trio of south bay farmers, they were happy to be here despite the hot weather. >> we usually pick rainy days or very hot days. we're grateful. >> we're here at the ball game today. we're not really thinking about water. we're thinking

it has been used to save lives for decades by paramedics. now it is being given to friends and families of opiate users in case of an overdose. police are starting to carry naloxone to save lives. some say this just gives heroin users a free ride. >> would you rather have them dead? >> reporter: san francisco is one of the first cities to give naloxone to addicts. this is where doctors saw the most dramatic turn around from 150 deaths a year in 2002 to 10 deaths a year now. dr. phillip kaufman of the san francisco health department says it is not just for heroin addicts anymore. >> reporter: we are prescribing it for risky drugs. >> reporter: anyone taking prescription opiates like vicodin is at risk for overdoses especially in houses with children. >> so to get naloxone into the child and get them breathing right away while you are waiting ten minutes for an ambulance to arrive, maybe life saving. >> reporter: so the push is to prescribe naloxone along with the painkillers because household accidents now make upmost of the fatal overdoses.

in the past, paramedics waited until law enforcement said it was okay to go in which caused the victims precious time. >> naturally there's a transition to going in with law enforcement, not at the front but behind them in the warm zone. >> these students really appreciate the emergency teams for doing this drill. >> i think this is a great idea with all the recent school shootings i'm happy to see our district and our school and our city trying to make sure they're prepared if anything should happen. >> the good news is these teens are having fun. they're bloodied and battered but still taking selfies and laughing but they're very aware they could find themselves in this situation. >> it is scary. i don't want it to happen but i want it to be prepared when it does. >> firefighters say they appreciate the kids so much for doing this. sometimes firefighters will pretend to be victims in a drill. but they say they all know each other. so it's just not the same. they say this feels much more realistic. live in oakland, abc 7 news. >> thank you. thousands of people are expected this weekend

a paramedic and a nurse from monterey were nearby and starting c.p.r. until the paramedics arrived.the first medic through the door was sergio. >> i didn't have any idea it was him but i had a bad feeling. >> he has a successful japdruple bypass and later learned about all the life savers around him. >> angels on my shoulders...the firefighter behind me and the r.n. a few years down and especially his friend. he towns 58 in a few weeks and will celebrate his bodying anniversary on wednesday. >> will you go back to a sharks game? >> of course! >> sharky visited him in the hospital. >> that is the picture. how cute is that. >> after the quadruple bypass. >> nice. >> it is ice season? ice skating rink? >> a way to stay cool. absolutely. we will show you how we get there as we kickoff summer. right now we are tracking the clouds and drizzle along the coast but it is dry for the commute and the threat of showers have vanished overnight. from our roof camera, the winds are blowing the clouds around on the ferry building, and they will work out the marine layer to where we get sunshine and

paramedics were caughted to this house after 6:00 p.m. last night. say when the officers arrivedded family were performing cpr but the one-year-old was not responding. officers took over until the paramedics arrived and concord police are trying to figure out what was happening at the house before the baby fell in the pool. >> new developments in the donald sterling scandal. the clips clemens owner is apologizing in the first comments since being banned for life from the nba. in an interview with cnn he believes he is entitled to one mistake and not racist. his estrangeed wife will fight to keep his part of team. >> what and team mean to you? >> a lot. i have been with the team for 33 years through the good times and the bad times. it is my passion. i love it. >> the nba says that if donald sterling ownership of the l.a. clippers is terminated so is shelly sterling. you can watch more of the interview with pa -- with barbara walters today. >> a major development in the oscar pistorius murder trial as the prosecutor asked defendant to be put through a

paramedics and hospitals are preparing for more heat-related calls today which is expected to be the hottest day so far this year. santa clara paramedics say they are responding to a steady stream of calls from people suffering from the heat. they say everyone needs to take the necessary precautions to stay cool. >> we do get busy. it's not only people in their homes getting hot. it's people out working on construction sites. people in traffic, with the windows down they just become hot. >> paramedics say it's important to stay hydrated and out of the sun if possible. you should call for help if you start to feel dizzy, weak or nauseated. >>> about 200 people in livermore are still without power this morning after a massive outage that affected thousands of customers. pg&e says that outage was caused by equipment failure but they are assuring the power brid should hold up. in exchange for a discount, they are asking some business customers to cut usage between 2:00 and 6:00 p.m. pg&e says residential bills can tut their bills by setting the thermostat on their board 5 to 10 degrees.

paramedics tell me on hot days like this they see about 20 people. today they say that number more than doubled. reporting live in san francisco, i'm sheryl heard, nbc bay area news. >> thanks. our hot weather coverage continues online at nbcbayarea.com. click on the box that says bay area weather info to track the temperature in your neighborhood. will just enter your zip code. >>> we're following breaking news once again in san diego county. we want to show you a live picture now in carlsbad, an upscale community north of san diego. we've just learned that three homes have been destroyed and another 15 have been damaged. you see the intense flames right there. once again, this is a live shot. also an apartment building is burning, 15,000 people have been evacuated at this hour. but this isn't the only problem. take a look at this map. firefighters in san diego county are fighting five other fires right now. the latest to break out is right near cal state san marcos. we'll stay on top of this breaking story and bring you a live report from carlsbad

a paramedic and nurse from monterey were sitting near and started cpr until the paramedics arrived.nically, just so interesting the first medicine -- medic to arrive was his friend, a paramedic, who could not come to the game when he was invited. >> there was a firefighter sitting behind me and an r.n. >> days later he had a successful quadruple bypass. he is celebrating the wedding anniversary today and says he plans to go to a sharks game next season. the friend was at game anyway. >> thank you is right. on a call to save his friend's life. amazing. >> happy anniversary, too. >> good stuff all around. mike, what is going on? >> the clouds mean business so we could have flight arrival delays at sfo and we will look at that in a second. we will show you on live doppler 7 hd a dry commute this morning so we will move on and there you go the low clouds are hanging over sfo and we will know if there is going to be flight arrival delays but looking at that i suspect, yes, if you have to step away from the tv i will tweet it out. afternoon sunshine and the warming trend begins today. clo

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has recruited sixty percent more paramedics to help longer term n.h.s. england is carrying out a review to look at the demands on services and how the n.h.s. should respond but they use on the front line convinced these are the things quite . sticks. quite. interesting things while i think if you were in the service. you know how to question the. more because i care for the patient that patient i treat a family member and it could be me. the ambulance service struggles on and with morale across the health service reportedly at an all time low many are now warning that if the cuts continue britain will have to wave goodbye not just to an official time violent service but to the n.h.s. as we know it so the reporting from london. i'm actually stating are here sure lame talking about china's rise to going to be a becoming leader in global finance but if you are any historian always putting. the american humanist association is really riled up over that one very famous chunk of the pledge of allegiance that was added to fight the communists in the cold war th

they worked as registered nurses, paramedics, care takers for mentally ill adults computer programmers and architects. one was an airline pilot one, a police officer. >> authorities say an alarming number of defendants had access to young children though there are no reports of abuse. agents are cataloging evidence that could result in more arrests. >> president obama ordered a comprehensive investigation of veterans affairs hospitals but not planning on firing the va secretary. there are accusations he lied about wait today, the president said if they're true >> it's dishonorable. and i will not teller yat it, period. >> the president got an update on the internal investigation from the secretary who is under fire. >> the families deserve to know the facts. once we know facts, i assure you, if there is misconduct it will be punished >> it centers on a va hospital visitors say 40 veterans died >> we realized patients were dieing because of it. we said we can't take this anymore. >> ravel that purple heart recipient who died after waiting for a specialist. >> it failed them. it's still

has recruited sixty percent more paramedics to help longer term n.h.s. england is carrying out a review to look at the demands on services and how the n.h.s. should respond but days on the frontline can but this is the problem i have things here quite. so to sticks quite. interesting things while i think if you were on the service. and know how to. question the. quality more because i care for the patient that patient i treat as the my own family member and it could be me. and the struggles and with morale of the health service reportedly absent any time many are now warning that if the cuts continue britain will have to wait goodbye not just to an efficient time violent service but to the n.h.s. as we know it. r.t. reporting from london. next is breaking the set on how environmental interests take a back seat in the race for the oil profits. jeffrey chapman from kansas is going on trial for murder but he is very afraid of jury prejudice is it because the jury is full of racists or has some sort of vested interest in seeing him get locked away no it is b

has recruited sixty percent more paramedics to help longer term n.h.s. england is carrying out a review to look at the demands on services and how the n.h.s. should respond but days on the front line can but these are the things quite. so to sticks quite. interesting things qual i think if you were in the service. and know how to question the. whole state because i care for the patient that patient i treat a family member and it could be me. the ambulance service struggles on and with morality cost the health service reputedly as an all time low then and now warning that if the cuts continue britain will have to wave goodbye not just too inefficient time violence but to the n.h.s. as we know it so the reporting from london. according cairo is sentenced under two supporters of the ousted president morsi to ten years in prison they were convicted of riots last week on monday preliminary death sentences were handed to six hundred eighty three people over the lynching of a police officer during a wave of protests last year despite the ongoing stability thoug

. >> moments later the paramedics arrive on the tier. >> the paramedics had to make the five-story climbs difficult to respond right away because of that. but the bigger challenge though was getting the inmate out of his cell and back down all of those stairs. >> hospital door carson 2 be advised, we have inmate in stretcher, en route to the urgent care clinic. >> the officers and paramedics did a really great job of getting him down using the handrail to support the stretcher. it was pretty impressive how swiftly they were able to move him down. >> and sometimes the effort is all for nothing. >> it happens where guys might decide to get some fresh air. take a trip to the hospital. my foot hurts or whatever and we have to take them. >> everything is an emergency to them. an inmate might say, i'm having back problems and you get them over there and the nurses say nothing wrong with him. can't find anything wrong with him and the guy goes back to his house. and within that time period, you've wasted an hour just so he can get some fresh air. >> on this day the emergency is legitimate. >> t

prop a which invests in the critical structure for firefighters and paramedics and they have the toolsorst-case scenario that hits to our our city that's an essential measure when that disaster it's not not george or star child who responses to safety lives our frirz and first responder we need to make sure our water system is functioning and heed the call as a city that's why little mayor the entire board of supervisors the councilmember ferraro that's why the republican party isn't opposing this one we have to pull together as a community and when they identify the issue hey, we've got to get this done we live in a place that's vulnerable and prepare for the worst-case scenario so we're ready to respond quickly and give our firefighters the tools and star child any final thoughts >> yes. this is so important why hadn't the money been budgeted year by year but wyatt wait until 2014 we're going to raise our tax to keep our 6 figure salaries every agency wants to increase their budget so the fire department and police department their behind the mayor but the former mayor willie brown s

the singer saiding this paramedic guy reminded me why god sent me here. i can't stop thousand.t now. not ever. >> i prefer to see a hand on the wheel at some point. he is driving. >> you know, i was wondering about that. >> oh, my. >> this is a kitty cat, there is something there. i can feel it. i don't know what to do with it or grab it. some say it looked like the paws were moving like a dj. >> very, very cute. >> temperatures hit record highs this week. people in mid west are packing on layers. a rare late spring mixture of rain, ice and snow fell on the northern suburbs this morning. weather slowed the commute caught a lot of people unprepared they were off guard. some had to run back home to put on more clothing. >> i feel like i should have worn boots. it's raining out i'm tired of the weather. >> the weather is supposed to last throughout the weekend the national weather service says snow has fallen after may 16th just seven times in recorded history going back to 1884. >> breaking news we want to pass along here. and we have a plume of smoke. this is from santa cruz mou

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then police took over until paramedics arrived. >>> if your commute takes you to the golden gate paynstruction crews have moved the last san francisco exit up by # ,000 1,000 feet. if you miss it you have to drive all the way across the golden gate bridge. stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. >>> good morning. back out to oakland. this crash continues to cause good sized delays way farther south than the oakland coliseum. the accident is approaching the 5th street exit and a big rig is blocking the slow lane with a broken axle. expect big traffic tieups this morning. here's a live look at the golden gate bridge. things are flowing smoothly between san francisco and marin county. northbound 101, they've moved up the last exit out of san francisco so causing confusion for drivers and 1/2 one lane blocked. big delays. >>> that's the latest from here. here's lawrence karnow. >>> temperatures starting off cool. numbers in the 50s mainly. by the afternoon we're going to see hot temperatures. high pressure overhead. the clear skies all the way to the coastline, some 90s showi

all 3 were checked by paramedics at the scene. >>> police rushed to a dangerous situation in front of san francisco city hall, a kron 4 camera capturing the entire incident. and a mother gives birth at ucsf under stunning circumstances. >> coming up in the broadcast, the finishing touches put on the 49ers's new stadium. we'll have the a's highlights, and landon zon donovan and eddie e oates from the u.s. soccer team. >> we're looking at the -- and landon donovan and eddie oates from the u.s. soccer team. >> we're looking at the golden gate bridge under a thick blanket of fog. gate bridge under a thick blanket of fog. >> and the number of safeway gets that staying on budget can be a real bear. that's why they've got lots of ways to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. this week, get a taste of summer with fresh sweet corn, 8 for just $2. grill up rancher's reserve ribeye steaks, only $6.99 a pound. and arrowhead water is just $3.33 a case. there's more savings to love... at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> a baby was born today in the san francisco and not

paramedics treated one person for smoke inhalation. the red cross is assisting people displaced by the fire. a battle over access is set to go to court tomorrow. at issue, a road that leads to martin's beach south of half moon bay. the bleach beach -- the beach has been closed by a billionaire. protesters complained for two years about the closing of the road. 5* a judge ruled that they could legally block it. >>> just ahead, years after a landslide drove people from their san pablo homes, the problem persists. the abc7 news i team looks at what is one person's serious allegations. >> first a cool down and then a warm up all in one week. the accu-weather seven-day forecast in a moment. >> dish customers who want to watch on-line go to abc7news.com and click on the watch abc logo. you can search watch abc to watch the app and watch your accusing city officials of keeping a secret, a secret that ended up getting several homes red tagged. the i team has been investigating what lead to a landslide there and dan noyes has the investigation

paramedics treated one person for smoke inhalation.he red cross is assisting people displaced by the fire. a battle over access is set to go to court tomorrow. at issue, a road that leads to martin's beach south of half moon bay. the bleach beach -- the beach has been closed by a billionaire. protesters complained for two years about the closing of the road. 5* a judge ruled that they could legally block it. >>> just ahead, years after a landslide drove people from their san pablo homes, the problem persists. the abc7 news iews team looks at what is one person's serious allegations. >> first a cool down and then a warm up all in one week. the accu-weather seven-day forecast in a moment. >> dish customers who want to watch on-line go to abc7news.com and click on the watch abc logo. you can search watch abc to watch the app and watch your we were told nothing could be done, to enjoy these final moments together. but in that moment, when all seemed lost... st. jude children's research hospital gave us hope. announcer: because at this mome

pear medics -- paramedics were called at 6:15. when officers arrived, family members were performing cpr, but the 1-year-old was not responsive. officers took over until paramedics got there. concord police say they are now trying to figure out what was happening at the house before that baby fell into the pool. >>> high winds and low visibility underwater forced divers to suspend their search for four men now presumed dead after their boat capsized yesterday. the men were in a shallow part of folsom lake east of sacramento. investigators don't know why the boat flipped, but they said that part of the lake is dotted with small islands. divers are expected to be back in the water tomorrow. the pilot of a small plane was detained and released after making an emergency landing in a high security area. around 3:theater the plane landed in -- 3:30 the plane landed in a field in livermore. witnesses shared this video of officers taking away the pilot. they heard the plane sputtering before landing. the lab is a subsidiary of lockheed ma

pear medics -- paramedics were called at 6:15. when officers arrived, family members were performing cpr, but the 1-year-old was not responsive. officers took over until paramedics got there. concord police say they are now trying to figure out what was happening at the house before that baby fell into the pool. >>> high winds and low visibility underwater forced divers to suspend their search for four men now presumed dead after their boat capsized yesterday. the men were in a shallow part of folsom lake east of sacramento. investigators don't know why the boat flipped, but they said that part of the lake is dotted with small islands. divers are expected to be back in the water tomorrow. the pilot of a small plane was detained and released after making an emergency landing in a high security area. around 3:theater the plane landed in -- 3:30 the plane landed in a field in livermore. witnesses shared this video of officers taking away the pilot. they heard the plane sputtering before landing. the lab is a subsidiary of lockheed ma

paramedics waited until law enforcement said it's safe to go in, costing their victims precious time. >> there is a transition to going in with law enforcement. >> these students say they appreciate the teams for doing this drill. >> i think this is a great idea with the school shootings i'm happy to see our district and our school, our city just trying to make sure they're prepared if anything should happen. >> good news is that these teens are having fun. they're bloodeed but taking selfies, laughing. but they're aware. they can find themselves in this situation. >> it's scary. and i don't want it to happen. but i want to be prepared when it does. >> they want to improve their response time, they can do that because this is just practice. firefighters say they appreciate kids for doing this because it makes it feel more realistic. >> researchers from california academy of sciences performed a necropsy on a baby hump back whale researchers hoping to find out what killed the whale washing ashore this week. hump backs my great along the coast and researchers hope to learn more about th

. >> paramedics. >> he is in the middle. there is a sandwich.aughter] he crawls toward the sound which. -- sandwich. [laughter] finishes it and has a long crawl back to the phone so they can call. and it is true. he knew he would be in the hospital. for a month or something. [laughter] when he told us the story, it is beautiful. >> go-ahead. we have got time. tell me about max brooks. >> max brooks wrote a couple of books. thought -- i i hope he doesn't hear this -- i bet it was a little crazy. i thought i was worried about him. [laughter] i said, all right. ok. you like zombies. the book is a zombie survival guide that is about what to do in case you were attacked by a zombie. you know how to defend yourself or hide or where to go. you got it -- to stick a knife through their brains. it is a little embarrassing. >> i'm laughing at you making fun of his idea with the stuff that you produce. you have got nerve. you have that nerve. [laughter] >> and then following -- by the way, the book sold like 2 million copies. booken writes another about a z

cord and they found family members doing cpr on the infant and then officers took over cpr until paramedics got to the house. this boy was taken to concord and he was successfully revived and was then transported in oakland. that boy now listed in stable condition. they have not said how the boy ended up in the water and they will be working to get updates throughout the morning. alex savage, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> let's hope, it was a large fire in the san jose landville. people in the area are still smelling smoke. that was highway 88 and crews faced a number of challenges and high wind and limited water supply. it was not that what yesterday, but that's about to change. >> the rule rules will dry them a lot faster and they will be ready to burn. the cause of the fire is still under investigation and with the weather warming up today and with this week, it has been declared the first summer spare the air day kings a car he can haste is affecting them but they recommend it it, they are also putting first root stand, coming up at singes -- at 6:00 the impact the drought having and

. >> paramedics say it is important to stay hydrated before you become comfortable. it is important to not stay windy nauseous and deep. >> it is not clear but the power grade should hold hold up and they are asking people to cut hours between two to 6:00 p.m. and they can do this by testing their first patch stat and just look in the weatherp of hot topics. >>> this is after being shut down for hours. traffic was backed out for miles after a car knocked out a your police never the 630 hour. >>> and it sparked a grass fear but it will not apartment any homes or firefighters hours ago, police rehabbed the road. the lake was first discovered late last night in the area courtney chi police blocked off several neighboring streets and there are no reports much any injuries. >>> an illegal fight could threaten the casino may tricks. he couldn't different to come mel la harris and it accused did can and proemed to open if it gives apportion to familiar pulling addiction. the portion does not say they are cooperating they are month mow from from casino eearth e, and they sho

. >> when i was standing there i heard him say to the paramedics. i thought he was going to go nd possibly shoot himself. please. just bring her back quickly. >> the defense now plans to call ballistic and acoustic experts and to finish by the end of next week. >> you are watching bbc world news america. still to come on tonight's program. in just over a month the world cup kicks off in this stadium. the fans are certainly ready. for the fans, that might be a stretch. could a shot of young blood reverse the effects of aging. experiments done with mice are suggesting just that. scientists found older mice performed better mentally when they were injected with blood plasma from younger mice. >> the human brain a marvel and a mystery. we still do not understand how it works or how it ages. but perhaps we might, just might find a way to repair it. separate research on america's east and west coast involving mice and blood transfusions. what they did was relatively simple. researchers injecting blood plasma. blood with all of the cells removed from young

chicago police fatally shot a man accused of chasing paramedics with a knife, as they were responding to a call about a person who had been stabbed. it happened late saturday night at 71st and racine. the officers say when they arrived, the man approached their car and refused to drop his knife. one of them shot and killed the man identified as 62-year-old michael myers. no one else was hurt. governor quinn plans to sign a bill that extends the law against using electronic devices to lure children into a sexual act. this bill specifically targets asking minors for photos of their private parts. it was created after a woodstock police officer got to keep his job after he sent sexual text messages to a twelve year old girl. the governor's office did not say when the new bill will be signed into law. three boys who were playing with fireworks caused 15- thousand dollars in damage to a middle school in des plaines. police say the boys-- who are twelve and thirteen years old -- were playing with fireworks outside of algonquin school saturday afternoon when the fire started. the fire did no

officers and paramedics tried to save the man but he died at the scene.police have detained a plan they believe is equity asked to the case but they have not named that person or said how the victims died. >> news cameras were rolling when a landlord confront add woman who was showing her oakland rental home without her knowledge a story on abc7 news only. the woman says her agent told her that someone changed the locks on the house and was showing it to unsuspecting tenants. the woman sanchez met who was expecting a renter did not have keys to the property or any identification. what is interesting is before the open house, you are here with no key. >> woman got in her car and took off and the oakland police said though could not investigate until she caught the woman in the act and she hope she has enough to investigate. a follow-up, the mayor of san mateo but also works in alameda d.a. tweeted me after seeing our story run this morning and he now says his office will be investigateing. >> police are looking for a plan who used a stolen identity to stea