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reporter: the captain of this boat is desperately trying to save his sail boat. you can see the helicopter just arriving. this is very shallow. it did k still a it actually not come in. right now we're sort of a stand till waiting to see what will happen. you can seattle man is on board frantically trying to steer the boat to deep from going into the waves. and there's a lot more actually with regard to what this captain is doing and joining me is live path congress -- pat conroy and he is a captain of his own boat. so he can put it into perspective. >> kind of looks like he's steering to try to create a hull. but here's again the tide. the tide is going to out. and he's in a really bad spot. here's doing what he can do but definitely stuck and probably to wait until the high tide comes in this evening. >> reporter: a long time and i know he was it in here with it around 4:30. >> someone told me 4:30 which was peak high tide. that's why she's far in now. >> and that is really obviously per cares you situation to be in and that backboat looks like a very nice one. >> i would assume that's a professionally crewed boat. it's called the darling i saw and it's not from around here. so i don't know what happened if they fell asleep or they had mechanical problems. don't know. not a spot. they don't look they're in danger for their safety but the boat is not in a good spot. >> reporter: thank you so much for joining us live. we appreciate that. and the helicopters is just taken off. you can see over here if we pan over to the right ux see the coast -- you can see the coastguard helicopter. at this point -- it's head towards us. so we had been told it was possible. looks like it may be landing. we were told it could be possible that they try to get a radio out to this crew because there has been no communication. we believe somebody was actually walking alonger the beach, saw the boat and called 911. so they are trying to get a radio to they they can communicate with the fire department and police. you can see the helicopters coming in we're not sure if they're dropping a swimmer or landing we're sort of in standby moan. but a persons who the exam tin frantically trying to keep his boat from tipping over. and as we mentioned the gentleman mentioned, the captain of his boat, trying to create this hull so that it's able to maneuver and at some point able to steer up and out into the ocean. that keel being about ten feet long. so a portion of that is stuck in the and is at the moment. you can see that the coast guard here coming in. looks like it's landing. so we're going to be monitoring the situation here trying to see what their plan is. if they're going to send a swimmer to give a radio of the vote -- to the boat or what sort of options they have. again, it is so shallow at this coast guard vessel is not able to come in and help give this boat a toe. and as the captain mentioned this could be in the evening before this boat is able to pull on out of here. so not sure again if this hell continuer is going to be landing or just trying to assess the situation, getting closer to the boat here. we're watching all that live as you are. so we're not sure exactly how this is going to play out here over the next hour or so. but we're going to stay on scene and we will let you know how it all pans out. back to you. thank you. nice job out there. we're getting really nice close pictures of the boat stuck there. and kind of a per cares you situation. don't want the boat to tip over. a big wave could make it go run direction or the other and it is sitting on some rocks. obviously got stuck there. and now it is stuck there on some rocks. this is a coast guard helicopters that be has been huff -- hovering over head. looks like it's just assessing the situation. there are security people online and on the coast. we will stay on top of this situation good and back if there's anymore development right now. turning now to overnight news at 7:06. a man shot and killed in the campbell. it happened on dumpster drive and west halt her avenue. ktvu's alex savage is there live. >> reporter: a car seen speeding way from the area but not sure if this was a drive by or the shooter walked right up the victim. the young man was shot right here on this street. and it's next to the campbell community center. now this morning police are trying to solve the city's first killing in five years. it was about 10:30 last night. but officers came to the intersection they found and 18- year-old man on the ground with at least one gunshot bound he was transported to medical center for emergency surgery. but in the end he did not survive. police have identified the victim as richard vaga from campbell. a sergeant told us it's too early to say what the motive might have been. >> we don't know exactly what happened. we don't have any information that there was a verbal confrontation. but we're looking into all the different possibilities. >> reporter: police say anybodies reported seeing the possible shooter driving off in a dark colored sedan. that is really the best lead investigator have. they talked to a lot of neighbors. they're hoping to hear from more people who witnessed or have surveillance cameras on their home in this case have captured something as they try solve again, the city's first homicide in five years. an unusual occurrence here in campbell 37 we are live this morning in campbell. channel 2 news. sal, there's a new crash. what happened? >> in lafayette. even though the crash is on the shoulder, it doesn't take much in this stretch for people to slow down and take a look. it's completely flat there. you can see what's going on. that is a distraction to traffic now. most of it gets better after that but slows again at orenda on the way to the tunnel. also looking at bay brunch toll plaza. also see a flashing lights there is. you see up in the kind of the middle of the screen a cal trans truck trying get to a stall vehicle is land have to stop traffic to get there. that's going to make it even slower. you can see he's using his lights and he's going to is to try to wave into the -- weave into the traffic there. and there was a south on southbound 880 and eastbound 92 near the toll plaza is a word of a trouble spot. we'll find out what that is and let you know more. let's go to steve. we do have a lot of overcast but some big fog bank over there. advance of a system be here tomorrow. probably not much sun. if you do went to be that warm. tomorrow mostly cloudy. rain by afternoon and even in the north bay and on and off rain as the low kind of hacks out. should be in southern california or southern nevada, arizona, by friday our system is right there. first one in a while. it looks like one, one and match we'll get the front and the low will come in wednesday, thursday. but still we could use some rain. there are projections of decent rain to the north. today, fog. doctors drizzle b then sunny then breezy. rainfall if everything continues to march in a half inch to maybe and two half. elsewhere are quarter to inch. there will be some heavier amounts to the north and foe in the mountains but that system has already pushed in the fog bank. that's what we're dealing with this morning. not only the low cloud deck but even if it's clear it's rather cool and breezy. fog or sun by this afternoon. with that front approaching i think what burns off will come right back pretty fast. 40s and 50s. one of the coolest and near 50 for some. including oakland and mountain view. it's a little bit cooler bp. but mainly a westerly breeze. last week it was a north wind or earl breeze. now it it's almost dew west. liver more reporting a south wind. it's mainly on shore. our system looks good and this is the front. it'll slow down but it'll get here. looks like tuesday afternoon. fog, sun, breezy. low overcast. that wind is out of the west. it'll pick up. especially out to the delta. if you're not windy area. 40s will give way to 50s and 60s. and they won't be that warm. average highs this time of year. we'll be running below average here. not only today but i think the bulk of the week. a lot of cold air will arrive wednesday night into thursday. weekend good but the mornings will be cold. all right. thank you. it is 7:11 and the big name republican who is eyeing a run for [ sound of gunfire ] for -- governor of california. >> also the marks the start of the first full week of the budget cuts. what the sequester means for the bay area and california. there's this island -- and it's got super-cute kangaroos. barrow island has got rare kangaroos. ♪ chevron has been developing energy here for decades. we need to protect their environment. we have a strict quarantine system to protect the integrity of the environment. forty years on, it's still a class-a nature reserve. it's our job to look after them. ...it's my job to look after it. ♪ big over cast out to there. it'll be sunny inland but around the bay and near the coast lots of clouds. turning now 7:14. a lot of snow fell in japan over the weekend and at least eight people died. the family of four was killed. they were trapped in their car. they were overcome by carbon monoxide poison. and two others buried in the snow and the six car bullet train derailed during the storm. lucky no one there was there was hurt. and a day of mourning following a deadly car bombing. at least 45 people killed in yesterday's attack. the targeted muslims leaving prayer. 146 others were wounded. no one is claimed responsibility for the attack. but s00ad muslims are friskily targeted by military groups. and john kerry is scheduled to meat with several heads of state during a visit to saudi arabia. he arrived in the capital late last night. iran's nuclear program and the violence in overare expected to be -- in syria are expected to be the topic of the talks. and u.s. military investigating the shooting of a u.s. soldier by police in south korea. reportedly two u.s. soldiers were threatening people with a bb gun early saturday morning and then did drove off with police tried to stop them. when they came to a dead end police say they fire and warning shot, then three rounds of bullets. a 23-year-old soldier hit in the shoulder. ther -- soldiers are now being questioned. and $85 billion in government spending cut took effect friday. ktvu's reporter life in our washington bureau to tell us how california affected. >> reporter: the president says there are common sense solutions. he spent weekend calling senator so he believes -- who he believes wants to compromise. lawmakers waisted no time making their voices heard on the sunday morning talk shows. they blamed each other for failing to reach a deal. republicans say the president wants tax hikes. but they say washington has a spending addiction. >> it requires a president to lead and for us to sit down. if he will stop going out and running campaign events and then bashing republicans and coming back to washington, why not take a day and invite us all over and work this out. because american national security's at risk. >> our shop that as more republicans start to see the pain in their own district they will choose bipartisan compromise. >> reporter: furlough notices to the 64,000 civilian defense workers in california could go out as early as this week. law requires a 30 day notice. more effects of the sequester when i see you next. reporting live, ktvu channel 2 news. happening right now. president obama is nominating sylvia matthews birdwell as his new budget director. we're looking at the live pictures now. you see the podium and crowd gathered waiting for the announcement. burrwell served during the clinton administration and right now she runs the wal-mart foundation. this is burr wellhead. her supports say she was responsibility for a series of budget plans that throat surplus. also saithe o she -- she say she bring diversity to the cabinet. it is 7:18. the chair of san francisco's republican party has been elected the first female vice chair of the states gop. party members cast their ballots over the weekend. at the state gop's spring convention in sacramento. it'll be to the muslim region. it accused her of sympathize. not a muslim. party leads have denounced remark. a big name california republican may be getting ready to run for governor. tells the chronical he is seriously considering running against now he says he could bring new republican message to the state. he was one of the highest ranking republican latino in california history. >> we have new information about recent call tran study. researchers found they found testing mistakes and altered information did not affect the safety of california's bridges. however, the sacramento reports that the same study revealed that those problem extended beyond one rogue tech anymore. misrepresented or ignored information or other consequential information on four structures including the martinez bridge. two of the engineers are still working for the company. a young women proved football isn't just for the guys. she kicked her way into the history books becoming the first woman to try out at nfl regional compound. but she didn't do so well. she was hampered by an injury. >> it's pretty hard to know you'd be in pain and wanted to work through it and i tried to but just couldn't do it. >> she tried kicking twice there. she kicked one for 19 yards. the other one went 13 yards. but she was injured. she said she's going to try again next year. volunteers are needed for the bottle rock napa festival. we'll have more on that -- actually tell you right now. the they can expect to receive one free day pass to the event value of $200. as many as 700 volunteers will be needed for the five day festival. each volunteer will work 2-5 six hour shifts. some can start working as early as this weekend and they will get one free day pack. so that's a pretty sweet deal. rain is coming your way. get your umbrellas. look outside. steve will tell you when you can expect the rain. >> and police dog takes it to a another level. why it surprised everyone. >> traffic is slow on 237. you can see the traffic is moving slowly out to the expressway. 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accidently fired it in the direction of the neighborhood lucky no one was hurt. >> i've been in the business for 43 years. i've seen a lot of k9 locate weapons. this was the first time i've seen this happen. >> police say ivan was trained to sit next to a weapon but he may have hilt the trigger by accident because the gun was buried in all that snow. want to check in with sal. >> it's a going to be a little bit slow. northbound as you drive through. but not so much in downtown san jose. a little bit more closer to 880 northbound. so here it looks good. just around the coroner you will see some slow traffic. also the morning commute is going to be busy on 880 we've had some slowing on the bridge. that's gone. southbound 880 slow from 238. we had an earlier crash kind of to blame for that. and the morning drive at bay bridge toll plaza. that is backed up for a 25 minute delay. now, let's go to steve. a lot of low clouds in place just sent out a tweet showing the visibility satellite and it's a busy fog bank. some areas, a few locations have sun already. but it's not very warm. we had a little system yesterday. left behind a lot of cloud cover. rain? duh he say rain? yeah, i did. it's on its way for tomorrow night. coolest at 43. at 49, haywood, oakland, san jose. 49. low clouds, local drizzle. breezy. afternoon fog and sun. cooler and breezy. even with the fog burns off that front coming in we'll enhance it right away by late tonight into tomorrow. 50s on the temps. low 60s. more on the rain coming in about 10 minutes. just a few minutes ago a coast guard swimmer was dropped into the waters where the sail boat is stick off shore. it might be there for the rest of the day. >> and we're live in martinez where a couple of horses were seen along the freeway wyoming. we'll bring you the latest on their condition coming up. we're following developing news news from parks, c -- pacific. the sale boat stuck just off shore at lindamar beach. a few minutes ago a coast guard swimmer was dropped from the boat near -- near the boat from a chopper. the boat's engines had to be shut off to protect the swimmer. that's why the boat is protecting size sideways. the swimmer delivered a radio. people on scene say i boat may be stuck until high tied. and the investigation underway into an early morning fire in a fast food restaurant. our reporters tells how happy hound vaunt well known to the locals. d -- restaurant is well known to the locals. >> reporter: that is landmark. you can see the happy hound behind me. it's been here for 42 years. the outside looks like it's damaged pretty badly. here in a fire early this morning. but firefighters tell us, you know, it is salvageable. if you go down here as my photographer pans down here this exterior storage facility that's where a vend -- machine was. and they say that's where the fire started. a driver passing by saw an orange glow and flames inside the restaurant just before 5 this morning. and called 911. police evacuated nearby residents. firefighters arrived shortly later and were able to contain. it now, the fire did not damage the interior of the restaurant. but it dun d badly damage the outside and the roof. it is heart breaking for the restaurant's employees. here's what one of them had to say just moments ago. >> like a mad dream. might mare. first -- night mare. it's hard it to comprehend that's what's really going on. our lively hood. >> reporter: that was the own earest assistant. they live -- owner's assistant. they live next door. he said it's very frightening. arson investigators are on the scene. one on the roof right now taking pictures sort of of the damage. right now they don't think it's suspicious but they're not ruling anything out. they're still trying to determining the cause. what helped the building from being a complete loss is that it was made of bricks. so the only thing that burned was really the wood here and really that it's lucky. but even sad for the firefighters to see it in flames because a lot of people have heard of the happy hound because it's been around so long. coming up in the next hour we'll tell you when they think this restaurant may be back up and running. reporting live, ktvu channel 2 news. police searching for suspect inspection a fight i think in shooting if -- frightening shooting. investigators say a gunman opened fire on a 19-year-old man who appears to have been inside a car parked in garage. the victim is expected to survive. still not clear led up to the shooting. officials busy searching for the owners of two horse running loose on a freeway overarch early this morning. -- offer ramp early this morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. if it wasn't for the good is is a martins, the sheriff's department, and this situation could have been much worse. right now horses look like in relatively good condition but are in the hands of animal control. we want to god to tot video. there is 2:00 this morning. chp says the horses somehow got onto interstate 68 and continued walking on it for a few minutes. it wasn't until workers from a county homeless soak city group were just get -- soak si group. they put dc and -- ado v rocay group were getting off and got out of vehicles up and down led the horses to the a grassy area. >> could have been a horrific incident a car would have hit them. obviously horses are good sized. but i think it's going toend well. animal control is on their way to take custody. >> those are big animals if they hit a car. bad news. >> reporter: and chp says normally cars typically fly they be off ramp and had it been any other time of the during rush hour it would have been much worse. we have calls into animal control. we'll hopefully learn more information. we're live here in martinez. time now 6:37 -- 7:34. a athlete had a hark yesterday after jumping into the water. he was pulled to shore. he was given cpr but they were not able to save his life the annual race features a one and half mile swim, and 18-mile bike ride and 8-mile ride. the winner was o medal police -- was a medalist. and quoting, the thoughts a prayers from the entire team with the family ands friends of that racer. just about 350 3-minutes ago queen elizabeth was release from the hospital. the 86-year-old was admitted it to the hospital yesterday. sources say she was suffering from a stomach ache and fever. she is in good spirits but has canceled all events this week. >> her did doctors advised he's best if she rests up. >> the last time she was admitted was to under go minor knee surge rip at age of 7 -- surgery at the age of 76. and a huge breakthrough today. a toddler it in mississippi is the first child to be cured of hiv. yesterday scientists in atlanta says the little girl was born to an hiv positive mother. within hours of her birth doctors started an aggressive 15 month treatment of three antiviral drugs to the infected baby. then the baby wasn't few months without the medicine. >> i fully expected the baby's to have gone back up. but when we drew the test, we got back still an undetectable. >> the toddler is now it two and half is said to be functionally cured. doctors are hopeful for the future. san jose firefighters rush to put out a fire yesterday. but investigators think it's connected to some other suspicious fires on this campus. firefighters rushed into independent high school. about noontime yesterday. it took them less than an hour to put out the flames at an administrative building. but -- luckily no one was hurt. several fires set the at that school. several robbery are leading police there warble public, be on alert. saturday night police responded to 3 robberies in just eight hours. police don't think they're remit -- related. public storage was robbed by an armed man. then a man who grabbed cash from a woman and bit her hand. and minutes later another woman was robbed of her cash in this stairwell. >> there are some similarities in the cases and some other dissimilarsimilarities. >> expected to release a police sketch today. hoping you'll be able to help identify. it is 7:38. and checking in the crash. in la fayette. >> that's right. two car crash on the shoulder. didn't cause a lot of delay in the lanes and now that the toe trucks are there you can see the improvement. last time we had more slow traffic but now things are a little bit better. let's move along and take a look. here it looks okay. westbound it's back up to about 25 membership delay with no major problems. i also want to show you the map, seems a little bit heavy now. heading west. just not all that bad but just a little heavy especially in the haywood avenue. southbound 101 from 380 to 902. and it 38 that's a 25 minute lay as you head south. as we push the maps to ann -- san jose. 7:39 let's go to steve. thank you. very grey morning for many. there's a big fog bank out there and it's pushed well inland and we have an on shore breeze. last week that flag was going to that way. low clouds. even a little bit of mist, drizzle, sunny, breezy, but cooler today. we'll cloud it up. late tuesday into wednesday and on and off rain. plus turning much colder. much colder. especially thursday as a low drops out. late thursday. so some could get to 2500 feet. the low clouds pushed into in advance. it'll slow down, but it's really picked up that fog bank. so low clouds, drizzle. fog and sun. any fog that burns off i think will be off pretty fast. sunny and breezy inland but we'll be below average. it's going to go, we'll get the front first. and then a eventually drops out. so this week looks rather unsettled. so breezy to cool at times and the fog is going to thefully until that front goes through. but rain returns late thursday. tuesday i should say. northbound north bay rain about two and a half. elsewhere a quarter of andic much. lows right now mainly in the. coolest inland areas. that's because they have less of a cloud deck. closer to upper 40s to near 50. they were going to and there see. we were sunny and warm. temperatures in the 70s. now they're all on shore. almost all of them although a southern for southerly wind. looks frit good. -- pretty good. then that cold, unstable air probably wednesday into thursday. so low clouds. fog, sunny breezy. low overcast big time. so 50s for coast and bay. up upper 50s or very low 60s. i don't see much in the way of temps warming up too much. so low 60s. 50s on the coast. upper 50s. very low. clouds increase. rain moves by tuesday night. and kind of a hit and miss rainy pattern. much, much colder. then windy. but the weekend looks pretty good but the mornings will be very cool. all right. thank you. it is 7:41. no longer cool. the reason teens are saying that about facebook and the more popular way they're choosing to communicate online. >> i still care and believe there are principles we need to stand for. look what's happening right now. i wish i were there. >> the critical comments says about president obama in his first post election interview. there's this island -- and it's got super-cute kangaroos. barrow island has got rare kangaroos. ♪ chevron has been developing energy here for decades. we need to protect their environment. we have a strict quarantine system to protect the integrity of the environment. forty years on, it's still a class-a nature reserve. it's our job to look after them. ...it's my job to look after it. ♪ 744. happening now. more than a hundred catholic cardinals meeting in vatican city to begin the search for a new pope. dan rivers joins us live from rome now to explain what's happening today in this time of tray make the change -- dramatic change. >> reporter: this is the kind of preamble to the actually vote. it's can called the general congregation and involves all of the popes even though those too told vote in the actually conclave. there's already been another morning session here. another about to get underway. this involves card federal all over the world getting together and discussing the issues facing the church and of course at top is the election of the new pope. they've got to name the date in which they will begin voting. also talking about all of the scandal and broil the catholic church. the allegations of gay rings of graft of corruption. all these allegations swirling around nut pope whoever he is going to have to get a grip on that and also suggestions of major reform within the bureaucracy of the vatican. so we're very full agenda here. some of the cardinals haven't even arrived yet. but most of them have. there are a few that have still going to turn up who will vote. about 106 of the 10 1--- 115 that will vote here. when they're all here, perhaps tomorrow we will get a date for the conclave and finally know who the new pope will be. >> a quick question, we do have a little bit of delay but i know that there has a lot of tourism at vatican. is that being impacted at all? >> reporter: they haven't actually shot the sistine chapel yet because it's up to the general congregation to set the date so there's still people coming and going. this will be all locked down pretty soon. but right now still open and plenty of service around the rest of rome. >> all right. thank you. time 7:46. stalks -- stocking opening lower on wall street after china released steps to cool down the housing market. taking a live look at the big four the. doe down 32. the nasdaq down 6. s&p down 2. a new study shows facebook is losing its cool factor. many teens are now turning to other services like instagram to keep in touch. some experts believe users are looking for more intimate places to share. faceback says they are aware but not too concerned. add bay area dealing with -- and the bay area dealing with a string of officer shooting. ktvu's pam cooks is in our news room. and how people living near the violence reacting. >> reporter: the latest officer involved shooting happened in haywood. hayward police tell us that officers again following a suspicious vehicle at about 3:00 a.m. police say when they pulled him over and got out of their car, the man tried to run over one of the officers. that officer opened fire and a passenger in the was a the killed. the driver now facing jail time and on assault and charges. this recent string started in last week a sheriff's deputy shot and kill and kidnapping suspect. then daily city police chase and stolen car into san francisco. officers say the driver was shot after pointing a gun at police. on saturday afternoon, a chase in san jose ended with a police shooting and killing the driver of that car. later this same day a man was shot in union city after place say he point and gun at them during a traffic spot. >> more people have better guns or not afraid of cops anymore. >> police officer have a very tough job and i'm proud of what they do. >> reporter: this all comes just days after two police officers in santa cruise were shot and killed. a criminology professors tells the con call that when you see a cluster that follows officers were murdered it races a redding in -- raises a red flag and you really need an extra filter into the investigation. reporting live in the newsroom p pam cook. in the meantime the memorial service for the two santa santa cruz police police officers killed in the line of duty is scheduled for noon. we'll also live stream the service at ktvu.com. its his first interview since the election mitt romney says he regrets not being in the white house in the wake of the budget crisis. romney says president obama is more interested in showing pain over the cuts than finding compromise and even compared him to the rowman leader. who fiddle z when rome burned. >> the president is the leader of the nation. the president brings people together. does the deals, does the trades. knocks the heads together. i don't see that kind of leadership. >> even a romney wishes her in office and also the campaign is a role coaster and is glad it's over. new information about that large sink hole in florida. that kill and man. one weather the crews hope to show us the hole. that swallowed a man in his bed. >> how a california retirement community is reacted after a nurse refused to use cpr. mom, i invited justin over for lunch. good. no, not good. he's a vegetarian and he's going to be here in 20 minutes! [ mom ] don't stress. we can figure this out. ♪ [ male announcer ] get the speed to make a great first impression. call today to get u-verse high speed internet for as little as $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. this is delicious. ♪ [ male announcer ] save the day in an instant. at&t. ♪ as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one and only, cheerios ♪ the one and only, cheerios we have new information on that florida sink hole. officials may reveal the hole later today after tearing down the home's remaining balls. crews began knocking down the saturday saturday when rescue efforts to find jeff busch were called off. they can figure out how to deal with the sink hole. it is estimated to be 20 feet long and 20 feet deep. a baker's field retirement community offering condo do lenses to the family of elderly whom was a nurse refused to give cpr. despite the desperate pleas. >> is there anybody willing to help this lady? >> not at this time. >> the nurse said it was against the policy of glennwood gardens to provide medical care for any of their resident. >> what she should she have done? something. and when did she do? embarrass all of us. >> now the retirement home says residents have to agree to the policy that says no emergency medical care before they move in. but now the facility is reviewing that policy. >> it is 7:54. a new study says it's time to throw out the old belief a late work out. a work out late in the day can negatively impact the person's quality of sleep. the sleep in america found that people who exercise at any time of day report sleeping better. that includes people who raise the heart rate just a few hours before bed part-time -- bedtime. more exercise no matter the time is linked to overall better sleep. something we could use a little more of. >> sal's ready to run out to the spinning class flight. >> i'm willing to bet there's at least one person on a treadmill or bike at the gym that's watching us. so hello to you. we're going to start. traffic is moving along with highway 4. this commute seems to be improved. highway 24 is also improved. bay bridge teleplays baa is -- tole plaza is not improved. 880 is getting a little bit better coming off that ramp. that's usually first thing that gets better. before and moving a long to the south bay. we see some improvement although 100 1-northbound seems there's a minor crash there. i watch you at gym on the treadmill. we do have a over cast skies for most. there's some sun but this is a big fog bank. looks like a summer time pattern. last week it was north or east. that's not the case. the fog is being hell e helped by the front. -- helped by the front. but it has really picked up the fog bank. low clouds, cool and breezy. a westerly bruise this afternoon. -- breeze this afternoon. so 50s coast and bay. even with the sun it won't be very warm. rain comes in tuesday night and kind of on and off rain. clear windy on friday. the weekend looks good. the wind will be cold. swat teams move in on a san francisco neighborhood. how this frightening incident started. and how it ended. we're live in pacific coo where the coastguard trying to save people stranded. but although -- and 18-year- old man shot and killed in campbell. but the shooter still on the run. welcome back. the mornings on 2 i'm tori campbell. >> i've dave clark. first developing news. a sail not be pa -- boat in pacific. that is stuck. what are they saying? >> reporter: you know the coast guard helicopter has left the scene but the coast guard vessel still on the water. it's just sort of in a standby mode here in the waters. they're not coming in any close because it's only four feet deep where at this boat is being tossed and turned on the waves. about 40 minutes ago we watch and coast guard swimmer toss a radio to the crew on board the darling. it's 10 feet avenue foot squeal stomach stucked stucked on sand. disstress call came in around 5:00 this morning. the people on board didn't make the call but a passer by. >> they're communicating with the people on the vessel. there are two males and one female on board that the point. there was some time we weren't able to communicate but they did throw a radio on board and talk to the people. they essentially do not want their coast guard's help at this point. so we're basically trying to work with them to try to determine the best way to resolve the issue. >> reporter: so it struck us as odd they did not want help. they were reluck don't accept the radio. run crew member initially told the coast guard they wanted off the boat and were going to gets off but we haven't seen that person since. so things not adding up. here. we can see the boat out of george town. and in one hour it's going to be lowest tide. so that obviously is going to be extremely challenging and then the hogtied won't come back in until 10:00 tonight. so obviously a very difficult situation. we'll stay on top of it and see what the next plan of action might be. >> all right. 8:00 san francisco police looking for an assault rifle stolen from a police car. stolen from and you can unmarked police car over the weekend. the car was locked. it was parked while police officers were working in the area. ar15s were originally design and military weapons but also used in swat operations. if you have any information call san francisco police. 8:01. overnight is a man shot and kill until campbell. now police search r searching for the -- police are searching with the gunman. alex joins us live. >> reporter: good morning. people in this area frankly are fightenned after this deadly shooting last night. one man i talked to told he me he saw the victim bleeding in the street. the young man was shot right here on the sidewalk and it's next to the campbell community center. just within the last hour we saw two police officers return to this area and they were knock on doors and searching for witnesses. one neighbor told me he weird shots. this was around 10:30 last night. and when police arrived here at intersection they found 18-year- old man with at least one gunshot wound. he was rushed however to the the medical center for emergency surgery, but he did not survive. this morning police have identified that victim as richard vaga from campbell. investigators are aren't sure what the motive might have been. it was the first killing in campbell in more than 5 years. here's a neighbor who didn't want to be identified. >> that doesn't surprise me. although we're right on the border of san jose and they have a lot of activity over there. this is an extremely nice police station to live. very quiet. apart from loud kids we never have a problem. >> reporter: the best lead is witnesses reported seeing the possible shooter driving off in a dark colored sedan. no description on the person inside. investigators hoping more people will come forward with information. again, a very unusual occurrence here. just a couple minutes ago i did get off the phone with a captain with the police department asking him about any updates. i asked him specifically about what he thought the motive might have been for this killing. he said they're exploring a number of different avenues but they are considering the possibility this may have been gang related. it is 8:03. and 18-year-old man dead and another in stable condition after two shootings in oakland. the first shooting happened yesterday morning. the 28 and myrtle streets. the police responded to another shooting just an hour and a half later on 100 avenue. that victim expected to survive. no arrest made. a man accused of killing tree people on the vegas strip, including a native of oakland due to appear in court for an extradition hearing. he was arrested thursday in the los angeles area where officials say he was hiding from police. harris expected to be extra dieted back to nevada to face charges of firing shots, killing ken net wayne jr. of oakland and causing a fiery crash that killed two other people in a tax si cab. six cars were involved in the crash. five other people injured. dog enters in napa down you -- owners in nap pennsylvania county need avenue -- napa county. tray drug owners will be ticketed. between 50 and 608 strays are impounded im-- 60 strays are impounded every month. and the prospect of construction jobs has been a billbug selling point for the $68 billion project. but many of those jobs have been promised to what project directors called disadvantaged peoples. that include homeless and some people who have been convicted of a crime. tomorrow new san francisco supervisor will attend her first full board meeting and she's going after muney. her top respirator reducing the mu network y switch backs. -- muney switchbacks. she is replaces carr men chu was wreath made city assessor. a woman in custody in san francisco this morning after some very tense moments. the drama unfolded late yesterday afternoon. police say the woman boldly broke into a house, ordered the family living there to get out. ed family -- the family called 911. the woman held off the swat team with a shot gone. >> set up a a large perimeter. >> just got off at 3:00 and i live on there. and all the streets are blocked off. so i pulled over. >> police say the woman finally gave up. she was holding the shut gun in one hand and a hatchet in the other. all right. 8:06. want to check with sal. there's some problems throughout. >> things are beginning to get better which is good. finally getting some re. also the toll plaza. let's take a look at what we have 880 northbound is little bit slow apreaching the coliseum there. and you're going to see some slow traffic. gets better after you reach ed for or so. the traffic is going to be a little bit bitter at the toll plaza. about 15-20 minute delay. the longer you wait we'll see improvement. s that morning we're looking at south bay and that keeps improving. although we had a lot of minor fender benders in the area. kind of minor crashes. just take it easy out there. but for the most part, we're doing better than we were. let's go it steve. lots of grey and temperaturens in the chilly side. 40 near 5. inland temperature temps a little bit cool pope low clouds. and some drizzle. but sunny, breezy cool earning today. tomorrow increasing clouds. rain. and rain on and off. wednesday and thursday and very cool by thursday when the low felons snow levels issue issue -- snow levels drop to 2500 feet. 40s on the temps right. fairfield 48. westerly breeze in place. last week was all off shore now it's westerly. it'll turn southerly in the advance of the system. low clouds. mostly cloudy here this morning. i was looking at visible satellite. but ocean temps 49 will have 50. low clouds, drizzle. breezy. fog and sun. first system leading edge of it is definitely picked up that fog bank. so we have that to deal with. i think we'll see it come right back in. but we'll get the front. and then drop straight down. that won't be until thursday. so in the meantime let's though the continues to come in. today is the day we're waiting for it. it'll be a cool week and hope we get a half inch. again, that's about a three day total on the rain. 50 on the temps about 10-degree spread. 61-66. we're running well below average. rain moves back in tomorrow night and off and on wednesday. then cold and windy but cooling on wednesday weekend looks sunny but chilly in the morning. and making changes at camp richardson. it'll that'll make the camp smaller but more usable. redevelopment by the forest service would eliminate parking along highway 89. also cutting the number of camp sites by one-third. but also allow the resort to offer year round comping. $8 million project expected to reduce traffic accident congestion and improve the quality of water in the lake. 8:09. and announcement expected today that would preserve open land along the upas reservoir. a deal has been made by a private enter to sell the property to the space trust. it would double the amount of protected land. for years come. the land will be imagined by the stan larry county park's department. this is turning out to on a goodyear for herring fisherman. the number of fish was cut back by currents, oil spill, and feeding conditions. so far 2400-tons. that's 83% of the maximum take allowed. and time now 8:10. $85 billion in federal government cuts have taken affect. how the sequester is affecting the economy and airports. almost time flip the switch for the lights project. how you can take parts in the unveiling moment. low clouds throughout and some sun. but won't be very warm today. i can't find any sun at coast. a lot of low clouds. highs 50s, 60s. rain tomorrow night. it is 8:13. protesters iners in venzula demanding know the health. shout hadding we want the truth. the protest comes one day after the vice president says he was under going chemotherapy for a severe infection. and once again this country's election got off to a violent start. before the polls opened there's a 19 people killed in early morning attacks by a secession group target the police. it's kenya's first national election since 2007. officials have been working to prevent repeat and the top two presidential candidates condemned the attack. today marks the start of the first full week of sweeping budget cuts known as the sequester. $85 billion in cuts the government spending took affect friday after democrats and republicans failed to reach a deal. live in the washington, d.c., bureau now to tell us how workers are going to be affected. >> reporter: officials say the effects are going to be a slow burn. the cuts will take place over the next seven months. federal workers would soon receive furlough notice in the mail. law requires a 30 day notice before they are sent the home. democrats and republicans spent the weekend trying to reflect blame. house speaker boehner says no one really knows how the impact will be felt. >> we need to address the long term spending problem. but we can't cover our way to prosperity. we also have to on stain real economic growth. >> er homeland security effort says lines in airports are already getting longer because of the forced cuts. tsa agents have had a over time cut and she warrants the i did lays will get worse if the workers are furloughed. reporting live in washington, ktvu channel 2 news. tomorrow warning goes out to of the homeless that are camps out near the san jose's airport. the people who are still on the camp, they will have 72 hours to move out. city plans to move in and clean out encampment. that'll include taking out trash and debris, taking down any structures and storing all property and belongs for 90 o 90 -- 90 days. and a robbery ins. victim estrogens a neighbor's house. they told police the man who robbed them had a gun and machete. they're still investigating whether they barged in or were let in. the victims were hurt but expected to recover. and investigating the death inside an apartment. officer the responded to reports of gunfire. one witness say they heard at least one gunshot. when police entered they found the bodies after man and woman. police in san francisco need your pope find this missing man. police say 32-year-old chon -- when37 police are concerned because he has the mental capacity of a 12 or 14-year- old. he is described a 5'1" with black hair and brown highs was there's a seeing grey sweat panthers a rend and white shoes. shoes. samantha tuwa vanished last month and her family was considered. they posted fliers asking for help. finding her. it she returned home saturday night and would only is say she was visiting a friend. time is 8:17. just one more day until the long awaited bay latest project will -- light project will make history. tomorrow night 25,000led lights will brighten up the inside of the by a prejudice. it's -- the bay bridge. with the expertise of arttist and it will back reality. >> you can view it online where there will be live streaming. you want to be a part of history to see say you were here but if you're seeing the lights pace yourself. the work will be up for two years. >> also selling naming rights to the individual loots. hoping to raise -- lights hoping to raise the additional 2 million need pay for the fits play. and san francisco turns the its attention several new projects being proposed. the new arena for the golden state warriers, the move of the explore. assessing what is needed is a good idea. because it feel can't get to the areas, may because of bad traffic maybe they shouldn't have been belt. and pakistan community serving a day or mourning today. at least 45 people were killed in yesterday's attack that targeted muslims leaving prayers. 146 others wounded. nonane one has claim -- no one has claimed responsibility for the attack. secretary of state, john kerry is expected to meet with several heads of states during a visit to saudi arabia. he arrived in the capital late last night following a two day trip to cairo. also expected to meet with palestinian president. all right. time now 8:20. identify theft concerns have create and big business for companies selling the identify theft protection. amend steve paulson tells us rain in the forecast. >> traffic in the south bay improving a little bit. we'll tell you more about the improvements in this 8:00 hour. and the company evero has been hacked. the redwood city note taking company says the heart attack able to get into very sensitive customer information using pass words. but they say is no evidence of any customer payment information was stolen. 8:23. protection against identity theft has turned turned into a big buzz. new one case an industry leaders as fallen short. kate joined life lock one day after her identity was stolen. she thought everything was fine. until she found out accounts had been opened at her name. and life lock never notified her and said it did not check up on new account. >> they wouldn't disclose their life lock network. they said it's a dean. and thaw. >> life lock did give us a re written statement. we are sorry a life lock nor membership had a h a less than outstanding experience. all right. time now 8:24. sal is back. what's happening? >> good morning. just listening to somebody on the police radio apparently breaking news. we'll let you know more about that. >> 880 northbound as you pass the coliseum. it's busy. pretty typical here. up to be the 23rd. i want to show you the plaza there. every time we show it to you activist it's much better than it was. and also the morning commute in san jose. we have a -- we had a lot of miner fender benders. at 8:25 let's go to steve. a lot of low clouds in place. a rather significant fog bank. temperatures 40s to right at 50 and most of the coast and bay look like they're be dale -- dealing with most of the cloud bank. last week and that fog was result of high pressure. this is more of a system coming in pushing it in. plus water temperatures very cool at 49-50 and you get a little front ramp things up and boy does it come in forecast -- fast. there's our system. let's hope it does everything it's supposed to do. it will bring in some colder air too. unfortunately does not look like a lot behind the system. maybe one and half. fog drizzle, sunnive in, breezy and whatever burns out will be back. the rain should be decent in the north bay. at this state of the game we'll take anything we can get. 50s to right at 6 xx a little bit warmer but it'll be breezy. clouds follow tuesday and a rain pattern tuesday. turning much colder. could be some low snow levels. the weekend looks good but the morning lows will definitely be cool. boy, the latest dance craze is getting some australian coal miners in big trouble they can dance but those 15 minor -- miners paying a big price. and landmark business has had gone -- has gone up in flames. we'll tell you what investigators saying. >> and new information on a couple of horses seen walking along 8 8 -- 680 this morning. more coming up. anouncer ] ihope square to compare new griddle-melts to your usual breakfast sandwich. a lot more flavor. 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[ anouncer ] compare new griddle melts yourself. just $4.99. it's an epic breakfast sandwich. good morning. welcome back. time now 8:29. the investigation going ghost on -- goes onto an early morning fire at the restaurant. the happy hound restaurant is pretty well known in that area. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. well, it's still smells like smoke in the air and you can see fire investigators are still here only the scene collecting evidence. it's a landmark restaurant. it's been here 42 years. they sell hot dogs, hamburgers and not today. you can see the exterior is badly damaged. a driver passing by saw the flames just before 5 this morning and called 911. the police evacuated nearby residents. the fire did not damage the interior of the restaurant but did badly damage the outside and the roof. the happy hound's owner says his dad started the restaurant and he's worked there are for since he was a ten years old. >> it's been my live lie hood for all -- livelihood for all these years. i've worked here for all my life and so test it's pretty tough. but it'll be back and be better than ever. fire officials say they believe the fire started started in an exterior storage facility where there was a freezer plugged in and a food trace. investigators say if this is not arson and doesn't appear to be suspicious but they are still trying to determine the cause of the fire. what did help this structure from not burning down is that it was made of brick. so a lot of farther burned was made of wood. the owner tells us he hopes to have this restaurant back up and in running in 4-5 weeks. because this is his livelihood and it's affected him greatly. reporting live, ktvu channel yous in. this morning police searching for suspects suspects in a frightening shooting. investigator say a gunman opened fire on a 19-year-old man who appears to have been inside of a car parked in the garage. that shooting victim is expected to survive. but it's still not clear what lead up to the shooting. lawmakers from both parties are trying to expand a state law that allows courts to ordermennal health treatment. -- mental health treatment. interest in expanding the reach of the law comes off the mass chuting in newton and colorado. the claw only be used if a judge findsparent not speaking -- finds a appreciate is not seeking treatment volunteering or has a history or may be dangerous. and kasey anthony kate came out of hiding. the filing blocking it two other lawsuits. in october of 2008 anthony was charged with first degree murder of her two-year-old daughter but it jewel anthony was found only guilty of lying to police officers. time now 8:32. new this morning some good s -- samaritans helped rescue two horses running on the road. >> reporter: good morning. actually have some new information on that. i just got off the phone with county animal control. they tell us the horse seenen iowa long 680 this morning are back on a the ranch where they are from. but the horses, they are in good condition according to animal control this morning but animal control says they will continue to investigate how they got loose. we want to go to video earlier this morning. these were the horse scene. police say the horses broke free at some fencing and walked onto 685 off ramp. it wasn't until workers from a homeless group says they lead them off the freeway. a short time laider animal control and police showed up. >> could have been tragic in someone hit them. animal control is on their way to take custody of horses. >> those are big animals. that they hit a -- if they hit a car, bad news. >> reporter: normally cars typically flifully and had it been a different part of the day perhaps now during rush hour, this situation probably could have been much worse and probably would have caused more problems on the free waist as well. also got off the phone animal control, they say the horses are in good condition and they will continue to investigate how the horses got loose this morning. we're live here in martinez. ktvu channel 2 news. it is 8:34. an athlete died in san francisco's escape from the competition. it's the first time it happened in the event's 33 year history. 46-year-old athlete had a heart attack after jumping into the water. he was pulled to shore and given cpr but could not save him. the annual race features a one and half mile swim, and 18 mile bike ride and 8-mile run. the race director release and statement. says the thoughts and prayers are with the family and friend. and the man accuse of damaging a bus during last october's world series riot is back in court. facing chance of felon and have limp. it happened hours after the giants won the world series. investigator say he ram and metal street barricade right into the window. you're going to have put more quarters in the parking meter in some part. meteor hours being extended by at and it t park. 25 cents an hour from 6-10:00 p.m. prices will also increase for events land cost about 5-$7 an hour. the meteor spark part of the park program. it's an experiment testing whether charging more for parking spots and it in high demand areas will reduce congestion. want to check in with sal because he has some breaking news in san francisco. >> we're getting this last minute information of a shooting and chase in san francisco. and i just heard, this is unconfirmed but on the radio it sounds like they saw the gun. the police officers responded to report of a shooting at third and palo and then saw the suspect and chased him now and caught the suspect. now there's a big crowd gathering. s through were looking for the gun. they -- police were looking for the gun. just before i went on the air i heard transmission saying they apparently found a gun. this is frontal reports. we do have a crew on the way. a command center haz has been set up. also bring other officers in to help with crowd control. stay with ktvu. this is breaking news. we are on way. we're listening to it now. we'll we'll keep you informed. all right. let's got traffic now. san francisco southbound 101. that's traffic lacks okay. a little bit slow continualing up on ceaser. this is the atlantic at toll bridge. you can see it's improved. let's go toasty. wewe do have a cloud bank. being helped along by a cold front actually going to bring us some rain tomorrow night. i'm hopeful, this system looks good. going to slide in late tomorrow night and hang out wednesday and thursday until the low drops out. problem is it looks like one and one and a half and done. not really much up stream. we could use a lot more rain. let's hope to gives us more not less. 40s and 50s have been stuck most of the morning. cool temperatures this morning were inland. moremore of a we're breeze. now they're going in the other directions because of this system. there's plenty here. the problem is, that it's mainly going to the north. but a lot of cold air. associated with that and that could really get interesting but that wouldn't be until wednesday and thursday. fog, sun, breezy. some mist. 50s and 60s. a couple of 30s. highs will will be in the 60s. we're i will breeze will be take the edge off. it'll push it right back in. so 50s for some. very low 60. rain comes in tomorrow afternoon. this system will slow down. i guarantee it. wednesday and thursday and clear out but breezy as we go south on friday. the weekend looks sunny but the morning lows will be coming. there it is again. 15 australian gold miners out of work after uploading this video from the harlem shake. the owner says it was a safety issue. one of the fired workers who would not give him his name said only about 8 people participated but anyone watching the video was let go. the it cost all of them their six figure salaries. a call tran workers being call and hero after saving a baby boy's life. last wednesday joe thomas notice and family standing on the side of state route 54. thomas pulled over. they told him 13 month old had suffer and seize see sure and stopped breathing. -- seizure and stopped breathing. >> he started, you know, doing my compressions. and his back. >> he says hiss his 15 years of first aid training kirked in. he performed cpr. he was take to be children's who want doctors said say his see sure was -- seize sure was brought on by a fever. federal government wants to find the right person to find the custodian of mountain view. the google offered to do the work if they received per in addition to store its jets it there. but the process took so long google instead sign and lease deal at and san jose airport. fife fatal police shoot -- five fatal police shooting in just four days. details of what people think about the latest. >> and new information about the sink hole in florida that kill and man. hello? the words are going this way-there's no way. oh, the lights came on. isn't technology supposed to make life easier? at chase we're pioneering innovations that make banking simple. deposit a check with a photo. pay someone with an email. and bank seamlessly with our award-winning mobile app. take a step forward... and chase what matters. good afternoon. breaks new in san francisco. shooting at third and palu. ed sheet was apprehended. now the person who has been shot is being taking to san francisco general hospital. they're also could be a crowd of people gather at the general hospital. so it they're sending police officers over to general hospital. they also requesting several police officers to come to the corner of third and pal and in the neighborhood because there's a big crowd gathering that the location. stay with ktvu. we have crew on the way. and by the way, it's a good area for you to avoid. the tea line is affected as well. we will keep you posted. let's go back to the desk. all right. it is 8:45. stocks are lower in early trade on wall street. the slide follows china's announcements. taking a live look at the big board. the dow currently down 18 points. creeping back up to the record close for the doe is 14, 164. so it's getting back closer to that point. that point was marked in 2007 and the nasdaq and s&p are also down slightly. anheuseranheuser-busch defends against alleges that it is watering down drinks by putting out ads. it featured can of drink water that below that reeds -- reads they must have tested one of these. jamba juice looking for teenagers who want to work. today they will announce details of its summer jobs for youth program. this is the second year they are works with the jockey. they will start hiring thousands of teenagers at its stores tomorrow. time now 8:46. some of the other top stories. we're follow this. the coast guard dealing with sail boat in distress. stuck in about 4 feet of water. coming up in about 8 memberships we'll get a -- minutes we'll get a live reported. also police in campbell police investigating the first homicide in five years. last night 18-year-old richard vaga was shot and killed. police are out there searching for a did dark colored sedan seen leeing the area -- seen leaving the area. and local police bine investigating several recent police involved shooting. pam cook in our news room. to tell us four people have died in just five days. >> reporter: police departments dealing with fatal offer involved shooting. and place in -- santa cruz loo l likely be discussed. tell us officer began toll following suspicious vehicle at about 3 and. police say when they pulled him over and got out of the car, the man then tried to run over one of the officers. that officer opened fire and a passenger in the car was killed. the driver now in jail facing assault and homicide. >> this recent string of officer involved shooting started last week a sheriff's deputy shot and killed a kidnap suspect. and early saturday morning, officer say the driver was shot after pointing a gun at police. and saturday afternoon chase in san jose ended with police shooting and killing the driver of that car. later that same day a man was snot union city after police say he point and gun at them during a traffic stop. >> more people have better guns or they're not afraid of cops anymore. >> police officers have a very tough job and i'm proud of what they do. >> reporter: this ail comes just days -- all comes just day after two police officers were shot and kill. a criminology professor says he does say when you see a cluster that follows officers who are murder or ambushed it certainly races a red flag. several sill rights attorney has also weighed in and he's concerned about offers having a seize mentality fellow law officers killed. in the meantime the solemn memorial service for the two stan -- santa cruz offices killed is now thursday at noon. ktvu will broadcast the service live. beginning at 11:00 a.m. we will also live stream the service at ktvu.com. it is 8:49. happening now, more than a hundred catholic card also in meet -- cardinal meeting in rome to begin the search for the new pope pope. pope. new -- new pope. the long list of possible candidates includes is some from outside of the europe. and new pope will take over a church crisis a growing abuse sex scandals. >> i think when he see big changes but i don't think the successor is going to be able to sweep under the carpet again the problems which have been neglected during his -- the previous reign. >> pope benedict of course the first catholic leader to resign in 600 years. meantime catholics around the world gathered sunday but of course there was no pope to do that. pope benedict left the vatican on thursday. in his first interview since the election mitt romney says he regrets not being in the white house in the wake of budget crisis. romney says the president is more interested in showing pain over the cuts then finding compromise and even compared him to the roe man kick it a-- roman dictator who fiddle as rome burned. >> i still care. and i still believe that there are principles we need to stand for. >> i look at what's happening right now. i wish i were there. it kills me not to be in the white house doing what needs to be done. >> even this romney wishes her in office also says the campaign was a role coaster and glad its over. and new information about the florida sink hole. crews tearing down the house after efforts to save the man's life were called off saturday. officials maid show us the hole later today after tearing down the remaining walls. it's estimated to be the about 20 feet long and 20 feet deep. it is 8 minute nose before 9:00. in just a few minutes the situation might get worse for the boat stuck. >> good morning. traffic on the upper deck of the bay bridge looks good. we do have an area of san francisco that's affected by police it activity. we'll tell you more straight ahead. well, well, well. growing up, we didn't have u-verse. we couldn't record four shows at the same time. in my day, you were lucky if you could record two 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[ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for 1 year when you bundle tv and internet. rethink possible. welcome back. getting information on developing news. right now a sail boat is stuck in the about four feet of water. ktvu's report every is there. why are things getting worse for the three people on board? >> reporter: well, low tide is going to be at its peak in about 5 minor minutes but the good -- minutes but the good news is the surf seems to have calmed down. you can see boat in the water there and just behind it, the coast guard vessel unable to travel into those shallow waters. around 7:30 this morning we watch and coast guard swimmerets radio to the crew on board. there are two men and one woman. over the past hoof hour it a-- half hour it is appears the captain has been only the radio but for the furst two hours absolutely no communication. the boat is stuck nap ten foot keel in the sand about 4 feet deep and the captain was works pretty hard to keep the boat from temping. he had to cut the genuine -- engine when the swimmer approached. >> they do not want the coast guard's help at this point. we're still trying to talk this -- talk though them and coast guard coming one a plan of getting the vessel off the shore. >> reporter: the distress call came from around 5:00 this morning. the people on board did not call in but a passer by and one crew member told the coast guard they wanted off the both but we vent seen that person since. theagain, this is low tide here in the next couple of minutes. high tide doesn't come in until 10:00 tonight but height wright -- right now no rescue plan in mode. coast guard basically on standby. we're live in pacific, ktvu channel 2 news. all right. right now want to check in with sal. see how traffic is going to. >> we have some advice for you to stay away from the corn ore third a palu. there's command poet

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