. >> both victims one was a male and one is female, the female victim is unresponsive and officers called for medical personnel and they arrived on the scene and pronounced the female victim deceaseded. . >> detectives trying to figure out exactly what happened. >> this time in the investigation we are treating this as a home invasion robbery, all indications with signs of force entry and two victims inside and at this time we have indications that this is possibly a home invasion robbery. >> police say they don't have any suspects listed yet. >> currently our investigators are talking with the male victim and we are trying to find out what happened. and, what led up to the incident and circumstances that's surrounding the incident. >> reporter: police have not identified the woman yet, autopsy will be performed for cause of death. reporting live in oakland. kron 4 news. >>> this video from earlier this afternoon from oracle arena in oakland is expected 9 inches of rain can fall in the bay area before monday. precipitation was everywhere from san francisco to santa cruz. for the bay area,

. >> 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 that in the days before her death, kathy seemed her usual self. >> i saw kathy about two weeks before her death, and she appeared to be in very good spirits. in fact, my wife and i commented that we had never seen her so happy. >> unfortunately, kathy's autopsy provided few answers. >> there wa

when they arrived, 46-year-old hoffman was unresponsive, lying on the bathroom floor. a law enforcement official telling abc news, a syringe, still in hoffman's arm. and there were bags of what's believed to be heroin at the scene. officials say they're still investigating what happened and the medical examiner's office will determine the exact cause of death. in may of last year, hoffman admitted he recently spent ten days in rehab for drug abuse, including heroin. the oscar winner open about a drug problem in his early 20s, saying he'd kicked the habit for 23 years. in a 2006 interview, telling

agoo started having trouble in the parking lot, but by the time they got to the stadium, agoo was unresponsive. this is what we know. 21-year-old ted agoo was a

the child was found unresponsive on the pool deck, but the u.s.a 6-year-old found unresponsive also. >>> the fda is launching an anti-smoking campaign, the $115 million project is called the real cost. it is aimed at stopping teens from smoking and encouraging them to quit. ads will run on television and magazines in the u.s. for at least one year beginning next week. will also capitalize on social media. the fda says nearly 90% of adult smokers start by age 18 and more than 700 kids under 18 become daily smokers each day. >>> move over skiing. the new face of colorado tourism is all about that rocky mountain high. the emergence of legal pot has created a tour service to the envy of napa valley wineries. wine and pot. tourists are chauffeured by lemmo in a dense cloud of smoke to pot shops and even pot themed restaurants. surprisingly here, bill, an older less pot savvy crowd that made the tours such a success. now, in napa valley, they have the wine train. i wonder if they have the pot train there. what do you think? >> if they're going to make m

make certain they're unresponsive. >> so what do you do?your personal protective equipment. if you don't have it, don't worry about it. but if you see someone down, tap them on the should and shout, are you okay? are you okay? >> okay. >> if there is no response, have someone call 911. you want emergency help as soon as you can. then you open the air way and check for breathing. you're looking toward the feet, looking for the rise and fall of the chest, listening for air to escape or feeling breath on your cheek. if you don't have any of those signs, do a quick look for severe bleeding and then start cpr. >> where do you put your -- the heel of your hand. >> the heel of the hand in the center of the chest on the breastbone. >> on the breastbone. >> push hard and push fast. full cpr includes 30 compressions and two breaths, cycles of that. >> 30 compressions? >> that's right. at a rate of about 100 beats a minute. and that actually -- there is music that a lot of people understand, stayin' alive. the beat of that is equal. one and two and th

on the way to the center he became unresponsive. it is carried out until the medical emergency medical staff arrived. at says that emergency medical staff is it a figure later but he died shortly after being taken to the emergency room. he majored in public health. >> : he earned a football scholarship because he says that you the special kid. >> : he had passionate for life we to civilian miss him. our players loved him dearly. >> : uc-berkeley will take 68 weeks for the alameda corners burrow to determine the exact cause of death. in line >> : and play much that caught recording five games played he was a big contributor on cal's scout team. and the bears to get ready for their opponents. he will stand out in high school. his video from frontier high-school in bakersfield where goose said the school record for. he is had 147 tackles and high- school he also played basketball in high school in his honor student all for years academically. he's hoping to go to medical school after college. his nickname was premeditated. pre mad ted.

>> the four-year-old and six-year-old found unresponsive. they were given cpr.six-year-old was revised and airlifted. the four-year-old died on board the ship. we still do not know if that child was a boy or a girl. the ship traveling from new york to florida, off bahamas. off the coast of north carolina when the drowning happened. we know the grandmother of the six-year-old flew with him to the hospital. we still do not yet know how these children were together, if they were related or what the relationship is, if any. the cruise ship did not reveal where the parents of the kids were at the time they actually went into the pool. gretchen. >> oh, gosh. a parents' worst nightmare. most cruise ships don't have lifeguards on board, right? >> no cruise ships are required to have lifeguards, like hotels. all they are required to have is signs. remember back in october a six-year-old boy died on a carnival cruise line. he drowned in the pool there. he was actually with his brother at the time. then back in march, a four-year-old minnesota boy nearly drowned on a disne

he was unresponsive.y folks say the campus police went to his roof at freeways recorded him missing. he graduated in the spring from the college prep in san francisco where he played football. >> the 49ers fan whose life will be taking a turn for the boater. >> and some of the ban for dogs at popular parks may not have any teeth. >> tail lights are headed west into foster city where it is >>> welcome back. it is cooler on the roof. we knew it would be cooler. dress appropriately. we will talk good news and head up to the sierra where two weeks ago we were 10 percent of snow for that day. now we are up to 29 percent with the central part including lake tahoe was hit the hardest or the best with the snow over the last weekend. we have freezing fog and ice issues are possible until 10:00 if you are headed that way and we have fog in the central valley until 10:00. it is dry. high pressure has taken over the state. look how mild it is. mid-to-upper 50's along the coast and mid-to-upper 60's through the centra

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when they got to the stadium, agoo was unresponsive. an ambulance came and started cpr until he could be transferred to the hospital yes later died. agoo was well known for his warm smile and friendly personality captured in this social media video where he sounds off about his love for candy. the coach says he and others are still dealing with the shock of his death. >> you know, ted was a very special young man. as a coach you have an opportunity to be around a lot of special kids day in and day out. he was a special young man. >> there is no greater tragedy than for us to lose one of our incredibly bright and passionate young people far too soon. >> reporter: agoo was a member of the omega psi phi fraternity, inc. a public health major at cal. we understand from the officials that some of the students are planning a memorial for agoo later this afternoon. nick smith, abc7 news. >> nick, thank you. ible credibly sad there. >>> two workers were crushed to death this morning while they were unloading several slabs of granite in san fran

this lawyer keeps writing back and completely unresponsive. the size, it is certainly over 5,000 square feet. the way condos and coop's including the deck belonging to that 1 unit. >> thank you, would the variance holder care to speak under rebuttal? okay, there is three 3 minutes for the zoning administrator. >> thank you scott sanchez planning department. i will be brief. first there were no valid ceqa or conditional use operations. it was unanimously approved by the planning commission. there have been substantial changes made over time. the planning commission did deny this project twice before approving it. in regards to mr. fung's question about whether or not we received code compliance, in regards to the department's design goals we would prefer to have the department in the corners here and require at least a rear yard variance. that would have been some direction that we would have been providing in this case. lastly, and regards to commissioner honda's question, i want to clarify in terms of the project not really relevant to this p

this lawyer keeps writing back and completely unresponsive. the size, it is certainly over 5,000 square feet. the way condos and coop's including the deck belonging to that 1 unit. >> thank you, would the variance holder care to speak under rebuttal? okay, there is three 3 minutes for the zoning ad

he was completely unresponsive.aby regained consciousness again as i was performing cpr on him. and then once he regained consciousness, fire rescue was there. they then took the baby from me and they were wonderful. >> do you know how long this went on for? i mean, i know in these situations it's hard to tell time often. do you have a sense how long you were doing this for? >> if you ask my imagination i'll tell you it was like ten years. that's how long it seemed. i'm guessing it was maybe six, seven minutes, the whole ordeal from the moment that i got out of my car. >> and how is sebastian doing now? >> he's stable, thank god. he's still in the hospital. the doctors are still running a series of tests to determine exactly what it is that's causing him to have difficulty breathing. >> well, it's certainly not only extraordinary what you did but also it's just a great sign that there were people who in this situation were out of their cars on a highway willing to help. so many times when we hear horror stories of p

in the west village -- i think we can cross live to that scene -- they found an unconscious and unresponsive male. they confirmed it was seymour hoffman. they say he died from an apparent overdose. he did have a troubled history with heroin and had been in rehab as recently as may last year. he had been off the habit for some 23 years after he had succombed to that when he was just the age of 22, apparently the pressures of fame leading to that. the family has issued this statement to fox news. we are devastated, they say, by the loss of our beloved phil and appreciate the outpouring of love and support we have received from everyone. this is a tragic and sudden loss, and we ask that you respect our privacy during this time of grieving. please keep phil in your thoughts and prayers. the family not making any other statement beyond that at this time. certainly his colleague in thent stainment industry -- in the entertainment industry have taken to twitter to express their tkpwrefs. one of-- grief. one saying phillip see miles per hour hoffman unbearably shockingly deeply sad word. and sad to

induced covering part of the doctors have stopped waking up process but the f one legend provide unresponsive to the rest of the night. i do. since. steve ch. and. aid agencies are scrambling to evacuate hundreds of civilians from the besieged syrian city of homeless people that entry ceasefire expired snakes today. appeals of going out to this ice to extend the pause in fighting the sea operation to bring the young and elderly adults had to be suspended on tuesday. was the one thousand one hundred of an estimated two thousand five hundred feet the extent of that the ctc is friday and retrace i rely on the sand is so sickening about the safety of dozens of men and boys helped by the authorities for screening after leaving homes on the diplomatic front of the united nations the security council has failed to agree on a tough position to give non humanitarian aid access to pcs areas across syria russia has refused to back according to one side it meanwhile in geneva this been no progress to speak open the second round of peace to us. the french president from swallow has been on and have a stea

hundreds gather open campus to remember the san jose state freshman found unresponsive in the dorm room on sunday. friend were stunne stunned. >> just one of the sweetest people i ever met. super protective. and we were really close. i'll miss him. >> san jose state university officials say campus please went to the room after friends reported him missing. the coroner has yet to determine the cause of death. tiing graduated last spring from saint ignacius college prep in san francisco where he played football. several high school friends shared fond memory of him. >> had he a way. one of those guys that just he knew how to make, brighten your day. >> it could have some information on the death as early as tuesday. answer that is friends and family captain come too soon enough. san jose state, abc 7 news. >> search dog were brought in to scour a vac anti-san jose building for potential victims after the roof suddenly caved in this evening. fire crew were called in to the building on decore avenue at 5:00 o'clock and large section of the roof had partially collapsed dog and sonar device u

she was blue, unresponsive and had severe brain damage. investigators say the stepmom was upset at the little a girl ission. she drank her soda t pe so she forced the child to drink an excessive amount of liquid over two hours. all those fluids swelled her brain and killed her. >>> in tonight's health alert women, it's time to get heart smart. for the first time the american heart association and the american stroke association are issuing stroke guidelines for us. we share many of the same risk factors as men for stroke, but hormones, birth control, pregnancy and childbirth also play a role. the guidelines also say diabetes, migraines, depression and stress seem to be stronger in women. >> women tend to have more something called endothelial dysfunction which means the lining of the small vessels can be very reactive and those can react to emotional stress. >> doctors say regular checkups, a low sodium diet and exercise go a long way keeping women heart healthy. >>> whether you are taking the metro or crawling around the beltway you know

he was found unresponsive in the dorm. friends were turned. super productive. we were really close.. >> the officials say that campus police went to his radio after friends recorded him missing. the coroner has yet to determine the cause of death of the he graduated in the spring from college prep in san francisco where he played football. high school friends shared fond memories. >> he is one of the guys that just knew how to prime your day. >> the coroner says he could have information on the delegate by tuesday. the answers that the friends frd family say cannot come soon enough. >>> happening today, protesters will put senator feinstein's pacific heights home under surveillance to protest n.s.a. and data collection programs chairing the senate intelligence committee. code pink activists will monitor her house with toy drones and tracking devices and magnifying glasses, coinciding with the national day of action being planned in opposition to n.s.a.'s spying. they calling for the end of mass surveillance and more transparency of the n.s.a. and f.b.i. data connection programs. >>

hundreds gather open campus to remember the san jose state freshman found unresponsive in the dorm room on sunday. friend were stunne stunned. >> just one of the sweetest people i ever met. super protective. and we were really close. i'll miss him. >> san jose state university officials say campus please went to the room after friends reported him missing. the coroner has yet to determine the cause of death. tiing graduated last spring from saint ignacius college prep in san francisco where he played football. several high school friends shared fond memory of him. >> had he a way. one of those guys that just he knew how to make, brighten your day. >> it could have some information on the death as early as tuesday. answer that is friends and family captain come too soon enough. san jose state, abc 7 news. >> search dog were brought in to scour a vac anti-san jose building for potential victims after the roof suddenly caved in this evening. fire crew were called in to the building on decore avenue at 5:00 o'clock and large section of the roof had partially collapsed dog and sonar device u

. >> when they got to the north tunnel of the stadium he became unresponsive, emergency medical services were immediately alerted and high quality cpr was started and was carried out until the medical emergency medical staff arrived. >> reporter: staff also used an automatic external defibrillator while waiting for paramedics. he was transported to the hospital in berkeley where he was later pronounced dead. the team doctor said for privacy reasons he could not disclose whether agu had pre-existing conditions but did say the 21-year-old had never had trouble getting through any of his previous workouts. coach sonny dikes described him as a team guy with a great sense of humor. players said they were too upset about the loss of their friend to talk to us on camera. one person did tell me he was a great guy who actually tutored his fellow players. reporting live, nbc bay area news. >> such a loss for the team. thank you. a follow-up to a story that rocked pleasanton in fall. police announcing today they closed the investigation into a man found unconscious on the street. the man's family s

on the way, he became unresponsive.ly after being taken to the emergency room at alta bates medical center in berkely. agu majored in public health. coach sonny dykes says agu came to cal as a walk on, but earned a football scholarship. the coronor's report into the exact cause of death is expected within six to eight weeks. the deadly flu season continues to claim lives in the bay area. we've learned of seven new fatalities. the santa clara county health department reported four people died -- all between the ages of 33 and 56 years old. two of them died from "swine flu." alameda county reported an additional case. and solano county reported two more. the death toll. now at 42. flu season runs through march. several muni riders came to the rescue this week. to turn a traffic snafu into smooth sailing for everyone. this is video from one of those muni riders. thursday night, san francisco's n-judah train was approaching the east portal entrance of the sunset tunnel, when it came upon a driver who tried to enter the tran

cbs confirmed he was found unresponsive on the floor of his bathroom at 11:30 this morning. there was a syringe still in his arm and glass seen envelopes in the room which are now being tested for heroin. police sources say someone who knew hoffman called 911 from the apartment after the actor didn't show up where he was supposed to be this morning. as soon as the news broke, there was an outpouring of grief from colleagues and fans across the country. in a statement his family said, we are devastated by the loss of our beloved phil, and appreciate the outpouring of love and support we have received from everyone. this is a tragic and sudden loss. >> scotty, i want to kiss you on the mouth. >> no! >> philip seymour hoffman made more than 50 films and had remarkable depth and skill as an actor. known more for his rumpled side character than being a leading man, he often stole a movie as he kid in the 2,000 film, "almost famous." >> we are uncool. for women will always be a problem for guys mike he was. >> he was nominated for best actor three times, most recently for his stan

hundreds gather open campus to remember the san jose state freshman found unresponsive in the dorm room on sunday. friend were stunne stunned. >> just one of the sweetest people i ever met. super protective. and we were really close. i'll miss him. >> san jose state university say campus please went to the room after friends reported him missing. the coroner has yet to determine the cause of death. tiing graduated last spring from saint ignacius college prep in san francisco where he played football. several high school friends shared fond memory of him. >> had he a way. one of those guys that just he knew how to make, brighten your day. >> it could have some information on the death as early as tuesday. answer that is friends and family captain come too soon enough. san jose state, abc 7 news. >> search dog were brought in to scour a vac anti-san josebuis after the roof suddenly caved were cevening. fire crew were called in to the building on decore avenue at 5:00 o'clock and large section of the roof had partially collapsed dog and sonar device used to make sure no one was buried unde

in the west village -- i think we can cross live to that scene -- they found an unconscious and unresponsiveonfirmed it was seymour

. >> reporter: police say they found him unresponsive, lying on the bathroom floor of his apartment. a law enforcement official tells abc news a syringe was found in hoffman's arm, and there were envelopes of suspected heroin at the scene. reactions pouring in from around the world. >> we lost one of the greats one of the greats. very, very sad. >> it's a shame. who knows what he would have been able to do? >> reporter: in may of last year, he admitted he spent ten days in rehab recently before drug abuse. he told "60 minutes" in 2006 he had a drug problem in his early 20s. but had kicked the habit for 23 years. >> you get panicked. it was, um -- i was 22. i got panicked for my life. >> reporter: he was an ambitious leading man. of incredible variety and depth. he earned praise for performances in "charlie wilson's war." >> i bugged a scotch bottle. >> reporter: and "capote," which earned him his oscar. he's survived by his long-time girlfriend, theater director and costume designer mimi o'donnell and their three children. back here live outside hoffman's apartment. as you can see, p

. >> officers noticed that the female victim was unresponsive. they immediately called for medical personnel. when they arrived, they discovered and pronounced her deceased. >> reporter: again, that woman pronounced dead earlier this afternoon after authorities came to do a welfare check an elderly woman in her 70s in theses oakland neighborhood. authorities still investigating how exactly all of this happened and having a conversation right now with one of her relatives who was in the home when that what is believed to be a robbery and home invasion occurred. we'll be out here and will be available to give you more updates at 6 p.m. live in oakland, christin ayers, kpix 5. >>> hugs and tears today on the cal campus after the sudden death of a popular football player. his coach calling it a tragedy that's hard to understand. ted agu died this morning after a team workout. kpix 5 reporter da lin on the player who had to earn his way on to the team and who was then rewarded with a scholarship. >> an unbelievable experience. >> reporter: defensive e

precaution his place on a cart i as a way to the simpson center the medical facility he became unresponsive. >> : to carry out until the medical staff arrived. the medical staff used the figure later but he died shortly after being taken. to the emergency room at the medical center in berkeley. he majored in public health. coach says that he came is what got a football scholarship as he says he was a special kit. >> : he had a good energy for life and he'll be deeply missed our players love him dearly. he is a big part of our family. >> : the of the university says that he was a strong student with plans for medical school. the rain continues at this hour we look live at the bay bridge toll plaza the rain still coming down. >> : rainfall totals so far as i have favored the north bay we see all over the edge of rain. please let san francisco and oakland a third of an inch rain. tens of an inch of rain in livermore down in san jose same thing. some trucker report rain are we of how we showers to the heart of the bay area. and for the north bay. as a move toward san francisco oakland right bra

she hadn't been taking fluids or fruit and was unresponsive down from a sister called him back to ireland from austria because it was considered his mother's death was imminent the family started twenty four hour vigil. before you enter the nursing home on the eighth of january twenty twelve. mr buckland to a pub and two more free tele defend his mother had previously said she didn't want to be an inconvenience. he has a number of drinks before returning to his mother's bad signs. sometime later general of the nonsense he put a pillow over his mother's face and left it there for perhaps two minutes. the court heard it couldn't be said without sleep certainty that she was an awful my dad when this happens. there were no signs he died from suffocation. no trauma no injury. the doctor who pronounced it dead did not notice anything unusual the family home. he gets those puffy it done. yes high supply major book was arrested at dublin airport and confirmed to gandhi what he told the family. the court airy feel of the evidence in this case was his admission don't bother abt six years described

. >> she seemed to be pretty unresponsive. we were noticing a blueing of the lips, lack of oxygen. her breathing became shallow. >> when someone is not breathing and responding to any stimulus. you give them e breaths and at that time, i usually administer the drug. >> reporter: watch what happens next. >> we gave her 60 units. >> reporter: the drug can reverse an overdose from heroin and other drugs liex objection codone. another rub and another shot of the drug. >> giving her the rest. >> reporter: and finally liz begins to come around. >> you okay? you went out. we're giving you mouth to mouth resuscitati resuscitation. you overdosed. can you sit up? >> yeah. >> all right, come on. >> i can't believe that somebody cared about me enough or loved me enough to bring me back. >> reporter: the drug gave liz a second chance. she's headed to rehab. liz's story is all too familiar, though, as many cities report a surge in heroin use. the federal government says the number of addicts has doubled since 20 o 02. half begin by abusing prescription drugs. >> there are pill mills on prescribe

. >> reporter:who became unresponsive and died friday. after a team workout near the stadium.he memorial. >> reporter:organized by agu's fraternity and a group of student athletes. >> it is a blessing that he was able to be here and touch all of these guys on the team at whole coaching staff with his spirit. he was always a live thing someone up and so caring. selfless. he pushed all of us to become a better person outside of football. >> reporter:agu came to the university as a walk-on but eventually scholarship. >> reporter:last fall, he was also selected to the second team pac-12 all academic squad. his teammates say he'll be >> pam: it is the city's sixth homicide of the year appeared did tonight at 8 will tell us de chile connection of the homicide occurredan ice storm has been >> reporter: off duty bouncer followed him out the police said the suspect stabbed the victim at least once. the fatal stabbing occurred at the corner. a rested without incident a block away. the late strength of, as have been involved in stabbings. just a few blocks from last night's homicide any

when they arrived, 46-year-old hoffman was unresponsive, lying on the bathroom floor. a law enforcement official telling abc news, a syringe, still in hoffman's arm. and there were bags of what's believed to be heroin at the scene. officials say they're still investigating what happened and the medical examiner's office will determine the exact cause of death. in may of last year, hoffman admitted he recently spent ten days in rehab for drug abuse, including heroin. the oscar winner open about a drug problem in his early 20s, saying he'd kicked the habit for 23 years. in a 2006 interview, telling cbs's "60 minutes" he began to fear for his life. >> you get panicked. you get panicked. it was -- i was 22 and i got panicked for my life. it really was that. >> reporter: hoffman leaves behind his girlfriend of 14 years, theater director and costume designer mimi o'donnell and their three children. the family tonight releasing this statement -- "we are devastated by the loss of our beloved phil and appreciate the outpouring of love and support we've received from everyone."

we are told deputies and ems responded to reports of an unresponsive infant yesterday. this was in the 5900 block of picnic woods in jefferson. the baby boy was flown to children's national medical center. this morning, he died. we hope to find out soon what he died of. the chief medical examiner in d.c. is scheduled to do an autopsy. stay with news4 today for developments in this case. barbara? >> thank you, angie. >>> right now, family and friends are saying goobye to a virginia police reservist killed earlier this month. people are paying their respects to kevin quick at a public memorial at the university of virginia. his funeral will be held later today. it will be private. quick vanished a little more than two weeks ago. police found his body a few days later. they've arrested six people in connection with his death. they haven't charged anyone with murder at this time. >>> well, give yourself some extra time if you're traveling by metro today. the furrogate north and dupont metro stations are closed today. they'llreopen tomorrow. shuttle buses are running between

hoffman was pronounced dead today after a friend found him unresponsive in the bathroom.und what they believe to be heroin and drug paraphernalia. philip seymour hoffman won an academy award for his role in the film "capote." michelle turner has more now on the family's reaction to hoffman's death. he was in the middle of filming hunger games 2 when he died. >> philip seymour hoffman's family released in a samt saying they are devastated and asked for time to grieve and asked for people to respect their privacy and said they would not be making further statements at this time. there is a lot going on in this investigation as to what happened and how in fact he died. what we do know is hollywood is reacting to this now. many celebrities tweeting out condolences to his family and thoughts on his passing. we know he had a lot of projects in the works. he joined "the hunger games" franchise. he just finished filming part 1 released on november 10 of this year. they were in the middle of filming hunger games part 2. we are told philip seymour hoffman did have time filming left

they found a woman in her 70s unresponsive.50s. the woman the not respond. they called paramedics who pronounced the woman dead on the scene. the man in his 40s or 50s is okay. this is very strange, there's no signs of injuries to the woman. no stab count or gunshot wounds, they are not sure what her cause of death is. police are asking for help. if you were in the area of 1800 block you give them a call. i will say this is being investigated as a possible home invasion robbery. one person is dead a commin her 70s. -- woman in her 70s. a man was here in his 40s or 50s. they are said to be related. live in oakland. paul chambers. >>> safe and sound. to place a 6 -day-old baby was found after being kidnapped. >>> the rain could not be kept away. the cut favorite that had these people lining up before dawn. >>> how clint eastwood saves a man's life. a hijack attempt foiled. what pilots did to keep the passengers safe. ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn

a man in his 40s and a female in her 70s who was un un unresponsive. >> it's unknown the cause of deathemale. >> reporter: the male victim also had no visible signs of injury. and is cooperating. >> they put a gun to my face, yeah. >> reporter: this man who asked us not to show his identify say he and his family were also victims of a forced entry. >> they took valuables, they took money. you know, and thank god they didn't hurt us. >> reporter: although she admits he was squared he understands it's a social economic issue. he says there's not much police can do to prevent these type of crimes. >> you can patrol oakland with tanks and give every cop an m16. if people are unemployed and hungry the crime is not going down. >> reporter: police has not released any information about the suspect or suspects in this case. they're asking anyone who lives in that area to give them a call if they know anything in this case. paul chambers, ktvu news. >>> the jobs report is showing a drop. 113,000 new jobs were added last month. economists had expected about 180,000. the month before december ther

a man in his 40s and a female in her 70s who was un un unresponsive. >> it's unknown the cause of deathfor the female. >> reporter: the male victim also had no visible signs of injury. and is cooperating. >> they put a gun to my face, yeah. >> reporter: this man who asked us not to show his identify say he and his family were also victims of a forced entry. >> they took valuables, they took money. you know, and thank god they didn't hurt us. >> reporter: although she admits he was squared he understands it's a social economic issue. he says there's not much police can do to prevent these type of crimes. >> you can patrol oakland with tanks and give every cop an m16. if people are unemployed and hungry the crime is not going down. >> reporter: police has not released any information about the suspect or suspects in this case. they're asking anyone who lives in that area to give them a call if they know anything in this case. paul chambers, ktvu news. >>> the jobs report is showing a drop. 113,000 new jobs were added last month. economists had expected about 180,000. the month before dece

we had an unresponsive patient.hey brought him literally to the room i'm lying outside of, and some people, and the medical people ran in and pulled a curtain. >> we didn't know who the patient was at the moment of time, and the nurses took the wallet out, and one of the nurses normally do, and somebody says, this says john lennon. >> and one of the people next to the police officer said, it is john lennon. >> we looked at the body in front of us, and all of us said, this is cannot possibly be john lennon. but in fact it was. >> so i hear sobbing, and i'm able to look behind me and i can see this woman brought in by a police officer. i asked the police officer who is that and they said it is yoko ono. >> the only option, and the only way we could give him any possibility of surviving was to make an incision in his chest and to see if there was some way to stop the bleeding. >> and the most vivid memory i have is john's chest is just -- it's just open and it's just blood. literally saw the doctor's hands inside of hi

because depending on what perspective you had, that was either hopelessly too fast or completely unresponsive to national needs. everybody was unhappy at some level. pragmaticy perspective, we deal built on existing foundations. quickly identifying those gaps and putting those on the to-do list so the process continued to unfold. we were trying to pull the learning we were getting out of going through the process of the first time to make sure that we had everything we could capture from best practice. part of that to do list with the framework process, things that were identified as gap areas. they follow two areas. needed where the policy to be advanced. privacy, for example. a lot of work to continue to identify those. and the framework process itself. we got rid of adoptions and things like that. government adoption, to,rnational issues that go how do you provide a framework structure that is conducive to the widest possible adoption? that itself was open. as we go forward, we'll be having to do workshops with privacy workers. we will be continuing engagement we had through the framework

and when the emergency crews got to the house, he was unresponsive and died ten years later. we heard the medical examiner say on the stand yesterday that he died after complications of blunt force trauma. cena's attorneys said it is a tragedy, but not a crime, and that mr. cena acted in self-defense. but the jury seeing it differently finding him guilty of assault for causing fear to mr. o'brien, but not for battery, because they did determine that there was not a willful touching. the jury is back tomorrow at 110:00 in the morning the decide the sentencing phase, but this is a misdemeanor charge, and he can face a maximum of a year in jail and a $25 fine. we will have more coming up on new"news4 at 6:00" as the famil are leaving the courthouse. i'm julie carey for news4 report ing from fairfax county. >>> and they thought they had found a way to beat the house. a couple today, in jail after using fake chips at maryland live casino. mark segraves reports that the police were able to recover more than $100,000 of these bogus chips found in an unusual place. >> security at mar

they mound the man unresponsive in the parking lot. he was pronounced dead at the scene.e's described as a 30-year-old black man from richmond. he has not yet been identified. there have been no arrests. >>> and we have a silver allot out of almeda county. 88-year-old man was lift seen just before 10:00 last night. she speaks only russian and suffers from a medical condition and may become disoriented. she's described as a white female, 5'3" with red hair and green eyes. police say she might be wearing is green jacket with a brown purse. >>> new details this morning, investigators say in your opinions at san francisco general hospital and a sheriff's dep duty share the blame in the death of a woman found in a hospital stairwell last fall accord to san francisco chronicle, federal investigators say nurses failed to act on a doctor's order that lynn spalding be watched around the clock. she vanished from her room on september 21st. they also concluded that a sheriffs deputy was told to search the hospital stairwells for spalding but he understood it as something he could do

he was unresponsive. he eventually died at the hospital. >> there is no greater tragedy than for us to lose one of our incredibly bright and passionate young people far too soon. >> ugu was well known for his warm smile and friend ly personality. hints captured in this video where he's talking about butterfinger candy bars. >> passion and energy for life that was contagious. >> world of the football player's death spread quickly. >> it's definitely sad to lose a cal bear, and on social media, a lot of people were sending out their condellances. >> agu was a public communications major. >> you can express your condolences by sharing this badge on your facebook timeline. so many people remembering this player, ted agu, and missing him tonight. >> still ahead this evening on abc7 news, the new trouble for the bottle rock festival. the money problems that forced it into bankruptcy. >> a clever company with a product, and now you can get a piece of the action. >> t-mobile is offering cash if you switch from yo

but the government notorious for being tight lipped, secretive and unresponsive had declined. in fact, few people actually believed that beijing would ever exceed to their demands. well guess what? beijing has ordered 15,000 factories to report details about their emissions in public and in real time. this is a real first in china. an unprecedented mandate for transparency. keep in mind that many of these factories are actually run by powerful state-owned companies with links to politicians in the upper echelons of government. for the first time there's a requirement to publicly acknowledge the environmental impact of mass-scale production and to take steps to go green. if you look at the numbers, perhaps we should have seen this coming. according to the world bank, the impacts of china's environmental degradation costs the country 9% of its gross national income. studies by a number of journals show that more than a million chinese died prematurely every year because of the country's poor air quality. and then there's the public response. in the west, we tend to hear only abo

hundreds gathered on campus to remember the freshman who was discovered unresponsive on sunday afternoon>> they, the western span of the bay bridge will be renamed today in honor of former san francisco mayor willie brown, with more than 500 expected to attend the noon ceremony on treasure island. >> four, the f.b.i. is launching a campaign in 12 major cities designed to stop scenes like this when someone point add laser at sky 7 which can blind the pilots. members show that pilots reported lasers shined 63 times while flying over san jose last year. >> hosting america's cup cost the city $11.5 million, double the cost released in december before expenses were considered for the port. out of 2,800 jobs over 517 jobs want to people in the city. >>> tracking dense fog with live doppler 7 hd will be around through 9:00. i will update the chance rain in the north bay on wednesday and thursday and a better chance for all of us this weekend. >>> seven, you can hardly see the cars. it wasn't like that a few minutes ago. the fog is rolling across the freeways. we have a couch reports of brand ne

. >> she seemed to be pretty unresponsive and we were noticing a blueing of the lips, lack of oxygen. became quite shallow. >> once someone's not responding to any sort of stimulus, you give them breaths and at that time, i usually administer nalaoxen. >> watch what happens next. >> we gave her about 60 units of nar can. >> nar can can reverse an overdose from heroin and other drugs like ox he codeine. another sternal rub, another shot of narcan. >> give her more nar can. >> giving her the rest. 12 ccs. >> and finally, liz begins to come to. >> liz, you okay? you went out. bringing you out. we're giving you some narcan. you overdosed. can you sit up? >> yes. >> all right, come on. >> you want a glass of water? >> i can tell you, i got a chance to meet liz you're looking at there. she's doing very well today. this drug naloxone has been used for years in emergency rooms but the push now is to get it in the hands of first line responders, emts and also potentially people who use heroin themselves. it's controversial in some areas but as you saw there, it it can potentially really rescue

he was unresponsive. he eventually died at the hospital. >> there is no greater tragedy than for us to lose one of our incredibly bright and passionate young people far too soon. >> ugu was well known for his warm smile and friend ly personality. hints captured in this video where he's talking about butterfinger candy bars. >> passion and energy for life that was contagious. >> world of the football player's death spread quickly. >> it's definitely sad to lose a cal bear, and on social media, a lot of people were sending out their condellances. >> agu was a public communications major. >> you can express your condolences by sharing this badge on your facebook timeline. so many people remembering this player, ted agu, and missing him tonight. >> still ahead this evening on abc7 news, the new trouble for the bottle rock festival. the money problems that forced it into bankruptcy. >> a clever company with a product, and now you can get a piece of the action. >> t-mobile is offering cash if you switch from yo