. >> it is not all, but, 29, but that does not mean that you only have 29 firefighter paramedics, in the department as a whole? >> no, we probably have 250. oh, 250, but about 140 are paramedic trained and that is a higher level of training and we were able to do skilled and perform skills in the field that are beyond the scope of the bulk of the employees in the fire department who are emts and so they have a lot of skills that they can perform and the basic life support, including being able to operate and use automatic external defibrillator and skills like starting a vein drug, and we have roughly 140, >> i think from my experience because i have not down a ambulance ride along, but i have with the departments, where there are paramedic firefighters on board and in all of those cases for some reason it was mostly medical calls, and that was the person in every instance that had to deal with the situation. constantly, and i just see that it clearly from my perspective, it seems like it is something that we should begin to look at. and whether, and analyze, and determine whether or

>>"i'm an off-duty paramedic. my partner here, was punched from the side. >> reporter:for the first time. the chilling 911 calls after bryan stow's beating at dodger stadium three yrars ago. >>whoosh >> reporter:the 49ers sign colin kapaernick to an eye=popping multiyear contract. >>i am going to make sure i am worth every penny whoosh >> reporter:angry walmart workers in union city: find out what sparked their protest tonight, >>whoosh >> reporter:the new fashion app that turns your closet into a boutique. >>i can just raid her closet and buy everything that i want. >>whoosh >> reporter:one driver. two railroad tracks. >>if a train comes i can tell you the last thing that will go through her mind. in the next edition of pbb this is a full hour of your choice for prime time news. (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >>"he is snoring and there is blood coming out of his ear. he's just unconscious right now." >> pam: new details in the bryan stow beating. made just after the a

male "hi, i'm an off-duty paramedic. my partner here, that's also a paramedic, was punched from the side. he didn't see it coming. he's unconscious. he's got snoring respirations at the moment, bleeding out of his left ear. we need ambulance right now." male: "his respiratory rate is decreasing. he has snoring respirations at the moment." male: " he was struck by a fist in the head. he hit the ground. also, hit his head on the ground. he is still unconscious." male "he's not doing good." male "he's breathing. he's got a pulse, but he's not conscious." the 911 operator then asks "who did this?" male "he's gone. it was a dodger fan in a dodger jersey. there's no way to identify him. if i saw him, i could recognize him. but he's gone.". track dodger fans louie sanchez and marvin norwood pleaded guilty in february to the assualt. sanchez admitted to kicking and punching stow. su the entire 911 tape was played in court on wednesday during a civil trail. stow is suing the dodger and the former team owner for inad security at t

paramedics responded to those hurt or passed out or both.ublic safety officials said too many boats on the water prevented them from getting to a call fast enough. and friends took a man with a broken leg to the hospital. >>> we're in for heat tomorrow. >> i'm going to show you what it's going to look like across the central part of the state. live doppler 7 hd right now. most of the bay area in the clear. a little touch of fog around half moon bay. look at the national travel here, if you're traveling for business. minneapolis, chicago, st. louis, atlanta. hot in phoenix. 110. showers around great falls, 71 degrees. 107 in fresno. 111 in las vegas and palm springs. you have to go to los angeles in the morning. we'll see a patch of fog tomorrow afternoon. but the temperatures will weak. 80s around the bay. 60s, 70s, along the coastline. cooler weather is coming. if you want relief, hang in there. tuesday morning fog in the picture. and we will cool it down for your tuesday, wednesday, through fourth of july. down to the 80s by then. watching

paramedic joe st.f the los angeles fire department and the rest of his ariel rescue team are standing by to field emergency calls at a helipad just west of the los angeles river. >> it's a man made tributary or channel designed and built specifically to move massive amounts of water rapidly. on a normal sunny day, it's just another area. but certainly once the rains begin, it's a much different animal. >> soon after arriving at the helipad, pilot scott bowman and the team get an unusual emergency call. >> the dog was in the water. when they gave a location, i realized we could almost see where he was from sitting on top of the helipad. >> rescues from nearby walls and under the bridge are already under way. so far the germany shepherd mix was evading capture. >> a number were involved in the rescue operation but they weren't able to get to the dog for a variety of reasons. we really were the only option. >> within minutes pilot bowman and the team are hovering above the river but they need to work fast

paramedics pronounced him dead at the scene. police haven't said how he was killed and there's no information on suspects. >>> the white house sending hundreds of u.s. troops into iraq but so far only to protect u.s. personnel there. susan mcginnis tells us that the united states is still considering a broader military option. >>> reporter: president obama is in discussions with his national security team about possible military action to stop the advance of militants from the "islamic state of iraq and syria." isis has already overrun cities and towns in northern iraq and the group promises it will attack baghdad. secretary of state john kerry says the president is exploring all options including air strikes. >> it's not the whole answer but they may well be one of the options that are important. >> reporter: the president told congress about 275 military personnel could be used to protect the u.s. embassy and personnel in baghdad. an official says the white house is also considering sending special forms teams to advise iraqi

the father of former paramedic now has brain damage and is partially disabled. the newly released emergency call describes the panic and desperation right after the brutal beating on brian stow. but he snorer right now and what is coming out of his ears. his unconscious. >>: out in all city paramedic my partner who is also permitted was punched from the side. did not see it coming. he's bleeding out of his left ear. we need an ambulance right now. his respiratory rate is three decreasing. yes nor respirations. he was struck by a fist to the head. he had the ground. also hit his head on the ground. he's the one conscious. he's not doing good. his breathing. he has a pulse >>: then the 911 operator asks the paramedic who did this. >>: the person who did this. he is gone. it was a dodger fan in a dodger jersey. there's no way to identify him. >>: if i saw him i could recognize him but he's gonna >>: and dr. san luis sanchez pleaded guilty in february to the assault. he admitted to kicking and punching stow. the entire aid in half minute 911 tape was played in court

paramedics were called. they picked up where sharvari and her husband left off.ild, who is not being identified due to his age. was rushed to the hospital where he spent the night. today, he returned home. sharvari knows, because the boy's mother, who she's yet to meet,. called her. like most good mother's. they're not alright, until they know their child is alright. images wrote five to 15 degrees compared to what we saw yesterday 84 infant fairfield and now the cosine rome in the '60s the mountain camisole shaking a little bit we still have some wind gusts in the higher elevation will be seen, winds heading into tomorrow will have a voice inside tomorrow, and commerce commission's thursday things will be in school back down to mildly warmer and with, or wins thursday friday and the weekend will have the sea breeze and fog one retired marine got the welcome home present of a liftetime today. and madison willing like to come home to a house that is completely remodeled, more than $20,000 to help raise to help fix his new home not to attend a march american a legi

let's make sure the paramedics don't go there right away. the best thing we can do if that happens and they are not there is don't touch the patient. >> good point. absolutely, keeping somebody immobile. there may be times when you have to get somebody out of a car but best off doing that if somebody trained is on the scene and knows how to do that and can immobilize the patient carefully. one really important point and to eric's news you can use point. if you've been in a car accident you need medical attention period. let some medical professional tell you don't need it. everyone who is in a car wreck should be seen by a medical professional. >> meaning the types of accidents you have may not correspond to what's going on inside you. you may have a very small accident but have a real bleeding going on and the concept of lack of sleep is extremely important. a lot of these drivers go on for 18, 19 hours may not get that kind of seven hours of sleep that we always talk about, slow reaction, stop and brake can lead to this disaster. >> bottom

them, paramedics or firemen. on a perfect spring morning. and by can a.m., their group is nearing the summit. >> it was great. i had a great rhythm going. i was excited. it was gorgeous up there. i was thinking at the summit, i couldn't imagine what i was going to be able to see from up there. >> just before the push to the top selena and the others are standing on a spiny ridge just above this menacing crevasse known as the bertram. >> when i got up there and looked down, i was surprised at how big it was. >> just as selena and her group approaches the imposing the crevasse, her group and others are enjoying a view. >> it was crystal clear, just perfect. perfect. >> meanwhile, in selena and jeremiah's group, the seven climbers decide to follow an old climbing tradition. the group leaders split family members and loved ones into two different rope teams, separating jeremiah and selena and father and son, cleve and coal joiner. >> his whole reason behind that was in case there was an accident, that the families wo

paramedics pronounced him dead at the scene.police have not said how the man was killed. >> police say these cameras would only be used for investigative purposes and they would capture exactly what you would see driving behind a car. >> fremont police are asking the city council to approve putting hi-def cameras on license plate readers near the freeway in the hopes of getting images of crooks as they try to leave town. >> i wouldn't rule out anything that would be constructive providing real stability. >> hundreds of u.s. troops are headed to iraq as president obama is exploring possible options now to combat advancing islamic extremists. from across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on "kpix 5 news this morning." captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> linda macdonald is captioning for you in real time. >> good morning, everyone. it's tuesday, june 17. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. gianna has the morning commute. >> we have a traffic alert to report this morning. we hav

. >> when paramedics arrived, kathy was barely alive. >> they gave her two drugs to assist her, kind of jolted her back into business, and then they loaded her into the ambulance and took her to the hospital. >> doctors suspected a heart attack and performed an angiogram, but it showed no blockages. and her condition continued to deteriorate. >> she was in a coma and completely unresponsive. she was completely motionless and on a respirator. there really was no chance of her recovering and living. >> after three days, the family had to make a difficult choice. >> we made the decision to withdraw life support. it was a tough decision, but it was a decision that was made a little easier by the fact that kathy had clearly expressed that in her will. >> after kathy's death, her husband, chaz, was able to provide some important details. he said he awoke early that morning, got up, did some chores, and when he returned to the bedroom, realized kathy was unresponsive. >> i just checked her out. she wasn't breathing. she had no pulse, so i started cpr. >> chaz and other family members said t

and we are also very grateful to the san francisco police department that responded and the paramedics who responded and to the captain who showed incredible humanity to a family in need. i'm pleased to report that today the fisherman's wharf community benefit merchant association donated $500 to the police officers association so they can continue to help families in need and for all of you who are listening and touched by this story, if you get a chance to thank one of your friendly police officers, i'm sure they would commit because as you heard today, our colleagues at police and fire go above and beyond every single day and they don't get knowledge or credit for it. we like to spend a lot of time on mistakes and not so much time on all the good things that happen. and i don't know where this family would have been without the police department to help them. and so commissioners, if i could, i'd like to recommend that you adjourn your meeting today in memory of casen shelton and his parents, scott and tony shelton, and his siblings. thank you. >> commissioners. >> public comment. c

paramedics not only don't work out of the fire houses they often tell me they feel very uncomfortable and unwelcomed. funding has been allocated for new ambulances but they have not been purchased. this is a real problem that i am hoping we can address today. millions are spent on new fire engine and fire boats while the ambulances have taken out of service for repair because they are so passed their usable life, if there is a sense that ems is not part of the fire department or it is not important, it needs to change. the mayor has provided funding for six new medics and three new ambulances in this year's budget. i want to thank him and his office for working with the fire department to make this possible. but, we clearly have a lot of work to do as this report lays out. and at this time, i want to invite chief joanne white up to the podium to provide feedback on the report from the san francisco fire department. thank you good morning, chair breed, and supervisors tang chiu, san francisco fire department, and first of all supervisor breed we would like to acknowledge you for your a

the city will also hire up to 200 new paramedics. mayor emanuel says this deal is a win-win, but he did not say how the city will pay for it. the city council still has to approve the contract. the mayor's office still has to figure out how to come up with the 600-million dollars to pay underfunded police and firefighter pensions. the mayor's new gun proposal is moving forward. the public safety committee approved a plan that would require all guns sales to be recorded, set waiting periods for transactions, and limits how many guns can be sold to one person. the committee passed that with a unanimous vote, but it still needs to be voted on by the city council. chicago needs a new gun law after a federal court ruled it was unconstitutional for the city to ban gun sales. a black bear seen roaming around parts of illinois is causing quite a stir again! the bear ended up in a tree on someone's lawn in mount morris... southwest of rockford. people stopped to look at him... creating traffic issues. the bear has been spotted all over northe

. >> philadelphia paramedic brian lackey happened to be at the gun range the night of the shooting. >the gentleman in just left the range about three minutes later comes back into the range saying he was robbed. >> he noticed blood coming out of the victims leg. the sketch was in danger of bleeding to death. >> he looked lick a femme moral artery bleed. i stuck my finger over and in the wound to keep him from bleeding to death until the police got there. >> the 67 year old remains in the hospital tonight. he was last listed in critical condition. lack can he told us he did what any other paramedic would have done. >>> a 484ed boy is rushed to cooper university hospital after being struck by a car in camden. the incident happened on the 1600 block of pine street at around 1:00 o'clock this afternoon. authorities say the driver of the car that struck the child remained at the scene. no word on that child's condition. >> the spca says they have busted up a major cockfighting ring in kensington. the raid happened on the 2900 block of e street this morning. authorities say a group of men w

all >>hi, i'm an off-duty paramedic.e side. he didn't see it coming. he's unconscious. he's got snoring respirations at the moment, bleeding out of his left ear. we need ambulance right now >> reporter:the full 911 tape was played in court today in los against the dodgers. >> reporter:this is video of bryan. the father and former paramedic. from about 2- weeks ago. while attending the jury selection. >> reporter:stow suffered brain damage and was left partly disabled after the attack. >> reporter:multiple people can be heard in the background. with at one point people asking. "who did it?" we will play more of the tape for you tonight on the kron 4 news at 8. >> pam: a shocking attack, captured on surveillance video. a school security officer allegedly kicks a disabled student in the head after tossing him out of his wheelchair. this is the second piece of video to be released by the oakland school district since the may 19th incident. >> pam: the school security officer at the center of the attack has been fired, arrest

stop it was to place my finger over the wound and stop the bleed. >> a frightening scene in the paramedic, told us he did what any other paramedic would do in that same situation. >>> well, police are investigating a car crash in limerick montgomery county, that sent two men to the hospital. this car crashed into some treason curb near long view and keen road about 6:00 last night. investigators say the driver was test driving that car and the car's owner was actually in the passenger seat. there is no official word on what cause that accident. >>> a four year old boy is rushed to cooper university hospital after being struck by a car in camden. the incident happened on the 1600 block of pine street around 1:00 yesterday afternoon. authorities say the driver of the car that struck that child remained at the scene. there is no update on that child's condition this morning. >>> hopefully they're okay. well the spca says they have busted up a major cockfighting ring in kensington. that raid happened on the 2900 block of e street yesterday morning. authorities say a group of men was surroundi

firefighters and paramedics are here. let's look at oor0eohig ear-d allegedly pistol whipped a 28-year-old male. they were told that the gunman fired shots into the air. he allowed a female cousin and five children to leave the home according to police. that female tells police there are two guns in the house. when investigators arrived the gunman refused to cup out. we also learned a 73-year-old man is inside. it's not known if he is a hostage but we're told he is either the grandfather or great grandfather of the gunman. s.w.a.t. team members are a block from where i'm standing talking to the gunman. a negotiator is on the scene speaking to him trying to convince the gunman to surrender without incident and of course without injury. the head of homeland security has arrived. he's working with negotiators. we're going to stay here, monitor the situation and have more coming up at 6:30.mo que braxton, "nbc 10 news." w flo r a ritind the cstund ide ledootiav. ut . heroi yesterschoaricey thildree poliheern etme.hi pe eay as

we are currently having is due to the scheduling and the dynamic schedules that we have for the paramedics and the emts and it is not as easy to allocate the shifts and whereas the fire suppression, everybody has the exact same schedule and there are 300 or so people getting off every day and we can assign the over time easily and due to the dynamic schedule, it is not as easy to coordinate and allocate over time, and the issue that we currently have with regard to allocating over time is that we don't have the sufficient employees to actually make use of the over time and we do have the over time policis in place to replace the shifts but the issue is finding available people due to the schedule and due to the number of people that are working to actually fill those over time shifts and one of the recommendations from the budget analyst is to reallocate over time from fire suppression, to ems, and the over time is not as simple as that because the over time is used to meet the over time staffing and if we allocate from the ems to the fire suppression, there are issues with meeting the min

when paramedics got here they pronounced him dead. now, at this hour, police have not released exactly how the man died or given any details on a suspect in this murder investigation. but if you have any tips, you can help police by calling sfpd or text the tip to tips 411. live in the mission, mark kelly, kpix 5. >>> the white house sending hundreds of u.s. troops into iraq but so far only to protect u.s. personnel there. as cbs news reporter susan mcginnis tells us, the united states is still considering broader military action. >>> reporter: president obama is in discussions with his national security team about possible military action to stop the advance of militants from the "islamic state of iraq and syria." isis has already overrun cities and towns in northern iraq and the group promises it will attack baghdad. secretary of state john kerry says the president is exploring all options including air strikes. >> it's not the whole answer but they may well be one of the options that are important. >> reporter: the president told c

the former paramedic suffered permanent brain damage.in the parking lot of dodger stadium in 2011. now, yesterday, a former major league baseball security expert testified that the police presence at the ballpark was one of the biggest he had ever even. a former l.a.p.d. lieutenant said there should have been more security in the parking lot and the lighting could have been better. stow's lawyers claim security was lax and the attack could have been prevented if there were security guards in the parking lot where the attack occurred. >>> authorities are reviewing authority at the federal building in downtown oakland after a disturbing discovery. someone fired a bullet into the building on clay street. federal agents spotted the bullet hole during a routine security check early saturday evening. they say the bullet passed through a judge's chamber on the second floor before coming to rest in a jury room wall. luckily, the building was empty at the time. the incident has many people wondering why the federal building is not bulletproof. >>

he's unconscious right now i'm an off-duty paramedic.y partner was also a paramedic was punched from the side. it did not see it coming. he's unconscious three he has to appoint three that we need an ambulance right now. the entire 911 call was played in court yesterday. sowing the dodgers and former team owner for inadequate off security at the stadium. even the details gluck is a quick look at the weather. our live camera on route 3 it's quite clear conditions. wednesday like this afternoon 3 that terribly gusty although there is one place around the bay where it is picking up right now. i will show that to you in a. first was it a look at temperatures. san francisco and about 55 degrees. a little, warmer and san jose in concord. some of the rules of naso and the upper 43 finally above the 50 degree mark. 51 currently in santa rosa. out near the sonoma county airport. attendant at fairfield. a 22 mi. an hour sustained winds. relatively calm. but the averages this afternoon. we are going to warm it up nicely. temperatures in the south b

. >>> and an off-duty paramedic rushes to save a man shot during a robbery. this morning he's speaking only to "eyewitness news". >>> and, j-roll, jimmy rollins, in the record books. he is waking up with a brand new record, and we're going to show you the game highlights coming up in sports. >>> today is sunday, june the 15th, good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us, and happy fathers day. our time now 6:00. let's get a check on the forecast, i'm pretty sure we have something special for dad? >> we do tan cost nothing and it is for everyone, so happy fathers day. if you have a child, if you have a pet child, if you have mentored somebody, it is a hey fathers day to you. looking at just great weather condition. it is beautiful out there this morning, look at the blue skies, and the temperatures are cool, too. 60 degrees, the breeze yesterday made yesterday just spectacular. i think we'll do it again today. but it will be slightly warmer. let me show you on storm scan3, right now, we have nothing to deal with, thank goodness, snow is perfect day that

more 911 tapes will be released, hear the calls made by stow's friend fellow paramedic. >>> they will file a new indictment for the deadly explosion for san bruno. utility already faces 10 charges which quote they say is without merit unquote. they plan on a super seeding indictment which could mean new changes and a new indictment is expected next month. >>> how investigate he is with the military plane that went down into a crowded neighborhood. >> good morning we are looking at traffic getting much more crowded, you can see the fog is there and traffic is light. >>> lots of fog to go around coast and bay being inland temperatures are starting off warmer today but it looks like some will be a little bit cooler, i will explain why coming up. heat shields are compromised. weare those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. with the u-verse tv app, the u-verse revolves

prop a which invests in the critical structure for firefighters and paramedics and they have the toolsst-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 sai

paramedics took one man to the hospital. the department of public safety is trying to figure out why the car was drive into the store. investigators say a driver was helping a co-would are when the two work cars collided. it was unclear who is at fault. >>> more police officers control proposing the streets. there's several events from father's day celebrations. it will not say how many more officers will be on duty. >> oakland mayor accentuated the positive at the north oakland senior center. mayor focused on public safety and jobs for youth saying jobs for young duts can increase public safety. >> that's part of the reason that -- were dramatically down last year. this year we're 100. my goal is 2,000 jobs. . the mayor boechted about the improvement in the police department. she said they're more diverse in language and asked to create two more academy classes last year. >> the government is ask students and staff in iraq to evacuate. issuing a travelen whatting to american sit steps. ucf berkeley is trying to see if anyon

paramedics responded to multiple calls of people hurt, passed out or both on american river.iss had to break up fights. public safety fishes said that too many boats on the water prevented them from getting to a call fast enough and friends took a man with a broken leg to the hospital. >> celebrations are set for today to mark an important milestone at yosemite national park. a ground breaking ceremony will mark the first step of a project to make the popular grief pore -- grove more like it was in the year that abraham lincoln set asaid the park for public use and recreation. the grant would protect the giant sequoias and beautiful vistas was the first of its kind. >> it truly is the beginning of the national park movement and incredibly significant not only for parks but for california and the nation and for the world. >> the restoring project is scheduled to be finished by august of 2016 and that would be the 100th anniversary of the national park service. you don't have to dry for hours to check out the history. this new exhibit at the california historical society in san

. >> paramedics arrived shortly after police and saved the girl's life using this, commonly referred to acinar can. in pennsylvania, only paramedics can carry and administer the drug, which reverses the overdose and sends the use near accelerated withdraw. >> you do not know if she would be here today. it is the only reason that she is still alive and in treatment. >> narcan has been around for decades, injection form, but recently drawn criticism because of the newest form t can now be administered as a mist through the nose, and there is a push in the state to have all first responders armed with it. >> it is in a pre loaded syringe. >> doctor barry burton the assistant medical director for bucks county rescue. >> we're having a significant public health problem right now with the supply of heroin. our goal is to save those that can be saved, and hopefully give them the opportunity to make the critical decision to make better choices. >> he feels narcan helps provide that. a proponent of the drug, yes, but he under stands why it is so controversial. >> the concern that we have abou

paramedics found four victims inside the laundromat and three outside. three men ages 41-42-52 were shot. one in the elbow, one in the arm and another in the leg. a woman also shot and a 25 year- old woman injured her toe while trying to get away. she was not hit by a bullet. police say none of the injuries are life threatening and most of the victims were treated and released from the hospital. no suspects are in custody at the time. >> to 12 year old girls and wisconsin are accused of murdering-judge trying to murder their friend after seeing something on line. both charged as adults with attempted first- degree homicide. prosecutors say they attacked their friend on saturday during a game of hide and seek. one girl held the victim down all the other stabbed her 19 times. police said they planned it for months because of an internet or character. >> both suspects had a fascination with a character that often posted to web site with a collection of small stories about death and horror. >>the victim was found alive on a sidewalk. doctors say one stab wou

. >> the paramedics didn't notice much to fix. their report states patient was conscious but under emotional distress pt she appeared calm but didn't acknowledge our appearance. her spouse indicated she may have taken some aleve and beer. we were also informed by spouse that patient said she was dying. very unusual indeed. but the emts did not take sherlean to the hospital, left her at home with ken instead. >> how is it possible? how is it possible? it's horrible. it was horrible. being so helpless. >> tiffany was so far away, on the mainland, in a panic, trying to reach her mother, calling repeatedly. ken finally answered the phone. >> here, i'll put you on with her. you can talk to her. she said "i love you." and it was so hard for her to say it. the mere effort of moving her lips took so much. >> eight long hours passed. and then at 2:00 ken called 911. they rushed her to the emergency room, did what they could. nothing worked. ken called tammy from the hospital. tammy broke the news to tiffany. >> it went from, you know, just

he was pronounced dead by paramedics. they took this picture of several police cars at the scene investigators have not have not released details yet. >>> a teenage girl committed suicide. audrey pots hung herself. she drank at a party passed out and was sexually assaulted. according to a wrongful death lawsuit, they took pictures and showed them to people at school. they pled guilty and received 45 days in juvenile hall. audrey's law would give punishment for assaulting somebody is less serious than somebody who is conscious. >>> they badly injured somebody in alameda. it happened on westbound near grant line -- grant line road. they suddenly swerved and hit a truck. they rolled over down an embankment and was taken to the hospital with major injuries. a seven-year-old was injured while riding his bike in berkeley. you can see the boy's bike was pinned underneath that suv. police say he was wearing a helmet. he was taken to children's hospital and his condition is said to be stable this morning. police say the driver is

they called 9-1-1 hoping a paramedic would come out and convince her to take her prescription. as has happened in the past. but deputies arrived instead, and authorities say, yanira was carrying a knife when they arrived. that's when they say, a deputy shot and killed her. now a lot of people are angry saying there is a lot more to the story. ".people that need help." a vigil for yanira will be held on friday night at the our lady of pillar church in half moon bay. a man with at least one stab wound. was found dead in san jose early this morning. police say, he was a latino man in his mid -30s. his body was found by a passerby in a remote area. on the side of the road. he was unconscious with visible wounds. whether he was killed on scene or elsewhere is still unknown. but authorities say. with few surrounding homes or security cameras. this will be a tough investigation. police have declared his death san jose's 18th homicide of the year. several east bay law enforcement agencies are warning the public about a growing crime trend involving large groups of young people. rampagi

paramedics rushed another person hurt to the hospital. we don't have any word yet on the victims' injuries or conditions. >> a grass fire burned close to homes this afternoon. sky 7 overhead just a short time ago. it burned a few acres before crews got it surrounded and under control. a water dropping helicopter doused this >> a good samaritan recovering from a stab wound after trying to stop a would be thief. police arrested him and' say he broke into an apartment and a neighbor tried to stop him. laura? >> yes. >> this is where the occurred he says he reacted instantly. this engineer says he heard a loud noise. >> i looked at the people. there is a guy smashing through the door. >> he says he threw open the door and lungeed after the burglar. >> we where hesseled on the ground. he tried to days me. and he got the taser away. >> police identified the suspect as 51-year-old on parole on a burglary conviction. he believes he used a screwdriver to pry open the door. despite stab wounds, the 30-year-old kept the suspect in a choke hold. >> o

burch's theory was supported by paramedics who said tina's arms were above her head on the floor, as if she had been restrained. >> zein could not have held her. he was not a big man. his daughter was probably as big or bigger than he. he could not have inflicted that kind of injury pattern on her and held her at the same time. >> the only other person in the room was tina's mother, maria. maria said she was on the sofa when the fight occurred, but forensic evidence indicated otherwise. >> there was body hair and blood from the girl on the insides of the white sweater that maria had been wearing at the time. and that supported our theory that maria was holding her while zein stabbed her. >> stop moving! >> it went beyond self-defense. this was like driven by anger, passion, some purpose other than self-defense. >> investigators then took a closer look at the wounds on zein's hand, wounds that he said were defensive. >> the story didn't match what we saw. and was a small, like i said, looked like a paper cut. >> i think that in stabbing her, his hands were so bloody and slippery, what

bryan stow a paramedic from santa cruz that was brutally beaten three years ago by two dodgers fans suffered traumatic brain injuries. stow's lawyers accused the dodgers of being negligent. saying there is not enough security. >> the only thing that bryan was doing wrong was wearing a jersey a black one that said giants. >> responsibility for what happened to mr. stow and the condition he is and medical bills he has and will have. responsibility rests with them. >> stow's lawyers are seeking $50 million in damages to pay for his medical bills and punitive damages. >>> at 1:00 this afternoon volunteers will create the outline for the pink triangle display at the top of twin peaks. 175 pink tarps will make up the triangle. they will be held in place with 5,000 steel types. they used triangles to shame gay and lesbians. they say it now should be seen as a symbol of hope and pride. >>> marchers will walk to the -- event orgers say their goal is to spread tolerance across the bay area and throughout the country. and the san francisco pride celebration officially begins tomorrow. this is the 44th