Hey, joey. I know you. Youre my dad. Yeah. Yeah, im your dad. It is still stuck tonight. The effort under way right now to free a stolen yacht that ran aground on a bay area beach. Good evening everyone im frank somerville. And im julie haener. A tug boat is at work trying to tow a boat to water after it ran aground and got stuck. Live now is ken wayne, authorities arrested three people for the salvage operation to try to save the 82 foot boat is still under way, ken. Reporter its a luxury sailboat called darling and its still out there in the surf. A tug line has been tied to it called eagle thats trying to sail it out to sea. Tug boat engines put out 1,400 horsepower. The problem is the keel extends 14 feet below and its likely wedged in the sand. Hes in the gear with both engines just at an idle speed. He can stay that way until 4 00 in the morning. Reporter thats an hour before high tide when crews will assess the situation. A smaller boat tried to tow the boat earlier but the line
Cleaning up the streets. We are live in vallejo with the incentive police are offering to gun owners to try to get them to hand over their firearms. And the sground giving way. Were going to show you the new sink holes opening up and explain the new risk facing this San Francisco neighborhood tonight. Complete bay area News Coverage starts right now. This is ktvu channel 2 news at 6 00. Good evening, everyone. Im frank somerville. And im julie haener. New sink holes are opening up tonight in a San Francisco neighborhood that flooded after a water mane ruptured. Ktvu david joins us now live with new concerns the situation there could get worse as rain moves in this week. David. Julie, you can see one of three red tagged homes behind me. This neighborhood is struggling to recover even as residents here make some disturbing discoveries every day. It still hasnt sung in yet, you know. Raven cruze bought his 145th avenue home last year. An underground water pipe ruptured last wednesday sent
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