>> we didn't have enough will power and manliness to do it. >> ama: a 12-year-old makeslight of a very difficult situation after onlook ares jump into the cold waters of the bay to rescue two boys. the rescue happened this afternoon off the candlestick point recreation area the boys weren't sure they were going to make it. then a hero emerged. john al stan -- alston is live with the story. >> reporter: the two boys were in serious trouble and they knew it, and then three men risked their lives by peeling off their clothes, jumping in the water to avert a tragedy and it all work out. >> i'm lucky to be here right

now. not in the bottom of the ocean. >> reporter: that's jack with his buddy, christian, talking about their terrify -- terrifying afternoon, sitting in this rowboat that was adrift and taking on water on san francisco bay. two 12-year-olds wondering if they were survive. >> me and yack were bawling and bawling and crying and weeping, never going to get back. >> reporter: they might not have gotten back if not for nick, who stripped down into this underwear, jumped into the 55 teague water and swam nearly a mile. with he the row boat sinking, he grabbed the boys with the life jackets and told them to lay on their back and kick. >> it was narly situation. and i was a little freaked out, too. there was no boat and i was holding two jackets with one hand and doing the side stroke up to the pier. but we method it happen. >> reporter: that's where they were rescued bay coast guard

cutter. this afternoon started pleasantly enough. they were all at candlestick point recreation area for the birthday party. the boys got in a boat to get a football that landed in the water but it was wind diand an umbrella on the boot acted like a sail. >> we got the football and realized we weren't going to get back. they were yelling at us. >> two other up identified men also stripped down and jumped into the water and had about toe be rescued but it was nick, lifeguard for 15 years, who was able to reach the boys. >> just the thing to do. yeah. not sure i call myself a hero. >> he is a hero. he is -- saveed me and my froippedzs' life and wouldn't have an able to get back without him. >> san francisco fire took partner rescue. there was some mild hypothermia but everybody is fine. the two friends are set to secondart second agreed at san francisco's

gateway on mches the shane the teach are asks them, they can answer what they did this summer in south san francisco, john alston, abc-7 news. >> ama: so fortunate. thank you. an 81-year-old man has been arrested in connection with a road rage incident that sent a cyclist to the hospital. it happened on wednesday on highway 12 near the golf course. the cyclist said the driver yelled at him and then followed him on to a cart path on the golf course and hit him. >> he could have run right over me. i was scared for my life. >> he had a titanium plate placed in his rick. henry edward smith was arrested after motion got a tip from a cl female cycle qwest who had a similar incident last year. he took a picture of his license plate when he yell at her last year. smith was identified out of a lineup today. smith its charged with assault with a deadly weapon. police in capitola are

asking for your help to find a missing 75-year-old man. richard carter was last seen yesterday morning near his home on capitola avenue. carter, who was discharged from the hospital last week, may be disorient from the new heart medicine he has been taking. san francisco police tell us two pushinged gang members are in custody tonight on suspicious of shooting at an 18-year-old in broad daylight. one suspect shot the male victim. the victim then dried to board a bus. witness testimony led police to a nearby house where the suspects were arrested and a large amount of weapons were discovered. the victim is expected to recover. in san jose, 15-year-old skateboarder was taken to the hospital after what police believe to be a gang-related shooting just about 3:00 this afternoon. those responsible were gone by the time police arrived. the teenager was shot in the leg

and is hospitalizedded with nonlife-threatening injuries. hundreds gathered to remember a loss ales to hill marine who was killed in afghan. matthew manoukian was shot and killed while conducting combat operations. here's the story. >> reporter: this memorial was a chance for friends and family to pay tribute to the 29-year-old who many described as a strong leader. >> commit to what you believe in and stick it to and that's what matthew did. >> reporter: among those at the memorial were marines from camp pendleton in san diego and camp lay juvenile -- lejeune? north carolina. >> the head of the high school estimated more than 18 people turn out for this service. this memorial for captain matt manoukian stretched out for more than three hours. >> just the length of the service today demonstrates how many people wanted to talk about

captain matthew patrick manoukian. >> the service included some touching and sometimes humorous moments, including memories of an often mischievous stunt. >> was matt ever in the deep's office? yes, he was. he was not your perfect student but he was -- it added to his personality. >> he was killed along with two other marines in the hellman provides of afghan on august 10th. his judge judge socrates manoukian, said they were gucked down by a man wearing an afghan security uniform. they howth he was an ally. family and friends didn't waiver from his mission. >> i'm curious when -- what you thought when you hawed of the circumstances. >> not surprised. >> reporter: he died in service to his country and in an toast help the people of afghanistan in mountain view, abc-7 news. >> ama: there are now ordered

for service personnel to carry loaded weapons at all times in afghanistan. defense secretary leon panetta spoke by phone with afghanistan president cars hamid karzai and talked about the number of ainside attacks on u.s. and coalition troops, the number is 39. more than in 2011. that includes an attack friday by an afghan officer who killed two u.s. servicemen. a united airlines jet made an emergency lansing -- landing in new jersey after passengers saw flames coming out of engines. the fbi says a tire on the plane blue aspirit flew into the engine. united said it was mechanical issue and the faa is investigating. none of the 1 70 people on wrd were hurt. >> a massive wildfire and heavy smoke have forced people to evacuate in idaho. that town and the commune of

pine are in the path of a fire that has burned 130 square miles since it broke out two weeks ago. in california several large wildfires have kept crews busy from shasta and has send -- lassen counties in the n and san diego county. >> new military technology is helping fight wildfires in san diego. infrared cameras mounted on spotting planes can pinpoint exactly where crews should attack fires. eventually software will provide commanders with a real time picture of the fire and the sim will show them the locations of their crews and fire engines. all the dry weather is bat for firefighters but great news for vintners. wine grapes love an arid clto get tin is necessary to gem started but after that, the tryer the better. >> haven't had the typical long

periods of rain we expect to see here and there. july was very dry. overall the grapes are happy and we're looking forward to what will hopefully by a really good harvest this year. >> less rain means smaller grapes but more concentrated suing gary, and although it may result in less quantity, the quality goes through the roof. just ahead, former bay area native gets caught up in an inside trader scandal. >> why some thing facebook founder mark sucker burg should step down. >> the lengths some people would go to get the home of their dreams. >> leigh: the fog started to move in get really for cooler temperatures tomorrow.

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>> ama: a form bay area man is caught up in an insider trading scandal. he is accused over passing illegal tips about a planned acquisition of advanced medical optics by abbott laboratories, eddie murray has agreed to pay more than $350,000 to settle civil charges of profiting in stock trades using insider information. >> if you have a 401k or own stock you have noticed the stock market is on a roll. dow jones finished up a half%. the sixth week of games and the longest winning streak in a year and a half but some once high-flying companies aren't

sharing in the good times including facebook. here's more. >> reporter: mark zuckerberg isn't making any new friends inch the three months since the disaster yours ipo, the 28-year-old gel has lost friends and nine zillion dollars in personal arrest and for the first time zuckerberg is speaking out about it, addressing employees, he reportedly warned that the plummeting stock price could be painful. >> he made an about-face and came out in propped of the whole company and said we know this is painful for you and you can talk about this and we want you to have faith. >> his comments came just before the first wave of bans prohibiting shareholders from selling stock was listed. zuckerberg was right to sense trouble. investors ran for the hills, sending the stock to its lowest price yet. have of its debut it value, and

it's not a just facebook getting the cold shoulder from invest 'ers. shares of other companies once considered hot investments have plummeted. the trend could delay the inpos or other darlings like twitter. headlines asking if zuckerberg are in over his hoodie or premature and as long as he has the support of his most important friends, his nearly 4,000 employee, he'll be just fine. >> you never really know how much people believe it in versus how much they're saying they believe in it. >> ama: some wall street investors are asking for zuckerberg to step aside at crowe. first come and first served in san ramown and some people got first crack at new homes. a $12,000 deposit was required today to make a bid on the house you wanted. the home list list for around

700,000 tuesday. >> some of the world's best sailorses tests their skills an san francisco bay preparing for the america cup world series, this preys and competition will take place along the san francisco waterfront. today's practice rounds attracted people to the marina green. that's also where crews set up bleachers and tents so fans can view the races. the actual races start wednesday. >> pride events take center stage tomorrow in downtown san jose. ♪ >> ama: a stilt walker got a bird's eye view of the celebration. this marks the 37th annual pride weekend for the south bay's lgbt community. the theme is equality for everyone. it runs from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. tomorrow. leaguees hire. >> leigh: chilly in the morning can then sunshine. most locations. you can see from the roof top

cam that you can barely see the top of the transmitter of the pier -- pyramid because of the low ceiling and fog moving in and live doppler 7hd not picking up as much as we're seeing but you can get a good sense of the wall of fog, the low clouds settle just off the coast. all of this will my -- might grate further enlight. current readings, warm, inland, ant -- antioch, 63. the closer to the peninsula and the coast, temperatures drop off. 54, san francisco, 55, half moon bay. 60 in san jose. north bay, san rafael, 62. >> here's a look at the highlights. we'll take you through at least the next five to six tase. low clouds move further inland overnight tonight. we'll look for a mild day sunday afternoon with some patchy

coastal clouds and then after that get ready for a cooling trend as we head into the middle part of next week, and that's going to mean inland locations, 90s the past few days and you'll start to cool down into the 80s. here's the lows for tonight. low clouds and fog move inland. 62 for antioch. 50s elsewhere. 56 for oakland. tomorrow morning, san francisco, 54, santa rosa, 52. low pressure starting to move out towards the northeast. this is what helped to promote some of those isolated sures in the sierra this evening. those showers have started to move on out towards the east. that's going to allow stronger onshore wind component to pick up so the low clouds will move further inland and then look for overcast tomorrow morning. most of the clouds and fog will burn off around noon, but let's get you out the door.

7 al-tomorrow morning, low clouds and fog. low 60s inland and then by noontime, we'll start to heat up inland locations near 80. a warm day inland tomorrow. outer inland areas warming into the low 90s and then we'll start to see the numbers drop off towards the 7:00 hour. here's a look at the highs tomorrow. 80, san jose. 80, cupertino, 61, half moon bay, 76, palo alto, san francisco, a gray morning followed by afternoon clearing. 65 degrees there. north bay, 79 for petaluma. 82, napa. oakland, afternoon sun, 7 2. interior east bay, it will still be warm, temperatures the in the mid-to-low 90s. 92 brentword. the seven-day forecast, the cooling be with us tuesday, wednesday, thursday. inland numbers, low 80s, 70s around the bay and 60s at the

coast. >> ama: thank you so much. and we are hoping for some big winners out of petaluma. the team is in the little league world series and they've already won their first game. petaluma is so proud of its team that boosters have raised $70,000 to send the families to the next game in pennsylvania. you can watch your team go up against the tennessee team tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. right here on abc-7. i humbly talked sports in front of mike assume. >> mike: late home they did better than the 49ers in houston. this is why we dislike preseason football. jacobs took this hit to his knee and was carted of

>> mike: preseason games can be a crap shoot for coaches. 49ers lost two players in

houston carted off the field. brandon jacobs looked greas lat week but in the fourth quarter, his left leg was planned. coach said his injury wasn't serious but will miss time. randy moss, three catches, 24 yards, getting his feet wet after a year off. the 49ers special teams got a few laughs fields the punt, finds the seam. don't see anybody there not good news. he's gone. luckily it's only preseason. puts the texans up 29. and unfortunately the game wasn't over. la michael james, gets is ankle rolled up. harbaugh says he is expected back in practice on monday. 49ers lose. falling to 1-1, abc-7 is back in the game withle 49ers

seahawks, and then the raiders and broncos right here on abc-7. gameter losing their f without melky cabrera the giants have taken the second straight from thele padres. it's crush to left. gone. second home run of the season. giants up one. zito on the mound. game tied at one in the third. chase headley, three-run shot. 4-1 padres. giants tie in the fifth. then poseey for the good-ahead run. then the single, sandoval to second. dodgers remain a half game ahead in the national league west. >> members of the a's 2002 money ball team were celebrating their anniversary of their 20-game

streak. the double in the gap brings home cocoa -- coco crisp. then colon, eight solid innings, one run, strikes out three in the seventh, 5-1, session cespe, finished with three rbi. the a's hold on to win it 8-5. cal bears two players in the semis of the u.s. amateur. hoping to have a

>> mike: above's u.s. amateur being held in colorado. the we have two players in the -- this putt to wrap it up. michael weaver wins his match.

hagee didn't fair as well. need is this putt to keep the match alive and wasn't close. fox and weaver play tomorrow for the u.s. amateur title. >> third round of the wyndham championship. how about these two. shot of the day from tim clark. 3-under 67. second on the par-4 11th. going to bounce it off the hill. right on line. nothing but net. hits the pin and doesn't goin. one back of the leaders. jason dufner in the mix, a great birdie two basketball of sergio garcia,. hasn't won since 2008. 14-under on the tournament. he is your leader heading into sunday. >> montreal hosting san jose and they war bad host. it's on camera. the strike in the head. ejected. 1-0 lead but the impact they go

on to win 3-1. >> this abc-7 sports report brought to youly little rock casino, and coming up, the little leaguers and how they're mothers are coping. >> ama: the fight against west nile virus across the u.s. and the new discovery found right here in the bay area. how ready bay area hospitals are for the next big quake. the i-team investigation is coming up. >> a dog abandoned. a dramatic rescue, and the man who left his dog to die wants to get him back. we'll have that amazing story. >> don't forget to like abc-7 on facebook and make a difference to bay area foster kids. for every new l

good evening, i'm ama daetz in tonight's headlines, five people escape safely from the colored waters of san francisco bay after a small boat capsided. two children tried to retrieve a football in the bay and three men tried to rescue them after they ended up in distress. a bicyclist is recovering from fractured ribs he not when he said a driver tried to run him down. an 81-year-old santa rosa man has been arrested and charged with assault with a deadly weapon. >> two are in custody after the shooting of an 18-year-old. the victim tried to get on a bus after he was shot. friends and family of los altos hills resident matt manoukian memorialized him today. >> bad weather ground airplanes on the front lines on the battle agains west nile disease in the dallas area.

the mosquitos carry the deadly virus. the ground and aerial spraying of the insecticide comes after people were insuspect -- infected. a drought has gripped much of texas but mosquitoes only need a small amount of water to breed. >> one of the things that happens in drought years, people collect water so when this occurs you have perfect greeding ground for mosquitoes. >> ama: west nile has infected nearly 700 americans, killing ten of them. this is the worst outbreak of the virus this early in the season every. young chirp, the elderly and people with compromised immune systems faced the biggest risk of coming down with west nile. >> a bay area bird has tested positive for west nile. authorities released the results today. the first bird in alameda county to test positive for the west nile virus this year.

>> a dog wag rescued after being abandoned on a colorado mountain for a week and tonight her own e wants to get him back. >> this german shepherd is on the toad recovery. at it her owner who is now feeling the bite. she faces a criminal charge of cruelty to animals after abandoning missy near the 14,000-foot summit of a mountain. the 29-year-old says he had no choice. sharp rocks severely hurt her walks. she was too hurt to walk and too hurt to carry. he called 9-1-1 but was told an animal rescue was too risky, he made no effort to rescue her. >> she was found almost a week later. >> just laying there and was barely moving. >> they went organizing a volunteer rescue team. >> we just started getting tons and tons of phone calls. >> nine days after missy was left for dead a group of total strangers hoisted the 100-pound

animal into a backpack. a happy ending, but tonight there's new outrage because the man now says he wants missy back. >> online he posted this. i how manilely beg the forgiveness of the community good and my missy girl. it may be months before he learns if he can keep his dog. missy is now resting at a vet clinic where she is nicknamed lucky. >> ama: two teenage brothers from gilroy pedaled in san francisco and wrapped up a journey that raised money for blind athletes. they finished finished the tripe than 3800 miles. the money they raised will go the blind judo foundation. >> the first two weeks, we were about to go out. but then we had to get home anyway. >> you always learn stuff when

you push yourself, and there was many, many instances where we had to do that. >> ama: the brothers provided us with the pictures from the ride. >> please union us tomorrow for a half hour special called "just like me." share jennings will take you inside the taylor family foundations camp arroyo in livermore. it provides free camp for children with life-threatening or life-altering conditions. you'll meet campers struggling with health issues and the inspiring people that make it happy. tomorrow night at 6:30. are bay area hospitals ready for the next big quake? on i-team investigation when we return. >> leigh: parts of the state might see a few more isolated thunderstorms. we'll takeñ!ús

>> ama: just a matter of time before the next big earthquake hits. our iteam has been checking on hospitals that have not made upgrades and talked to one expert who said making a deadline night mott be enough. >> we all know the bay area is riddled with faultlines and very close to those faultlines are some of the area's busiest hospitals. state law says hospitals have to guarantee they can function after a major quake but we

talked with an expert cho -- who claims that is virtually impossible. >> one, two, three, four -- >> so many hospitals on bay area faultlines. >> you can run but you can't hide. >> davis schwartz with the u.s. geological survey says there's a 63% chance of a major earthquake in the bay area by 2036. >> it's critical we have hospitals that people can go to and be taken care of. >> reporter: after. the 1994 north around earthquake, the state legislature passed a law requiring hospital build little be built or retrofitted to remain standing after an earthquake. that was supposed to happen by 2008. >> compliance for this has been pushed off to 2013, 2015. >> reporter: through public records request the abc-7 i-team uncovered at least 120 hospitals statewide will miss the 2013

deadline, including santa clary valley medical center in san jose. a portion of operations are still in older buildings while a new hospital is being built. doctors medical center in san pablo is in the planning phase. marin general plans to build a new hospital but hasn't yet. california pacific medical center is in a fight over building a new hospital. the hospitals have applied for extensions that could run until the year 2020. 12 years after the only deadline. but if the state grants an extension ill witness come with a catch. >> have to be capable of withstanding the forces of the earthquake and remain functional. >> state law mandates by 2030 all hospitals mt. be capable of taking patients immediately after a quake. paul coleman with the office of statewide planning and development says, hospitals that get that extension will have to be ready in 2020. ten years earlier than original 2030 deadline. one expert has doubts about the state's plan.

>> to assure continuous operation to me, based on my history and hundreds of operation, is practically impossible. >> peter is an earthquake engineer and has study the aftermath of more than 100 quake weighs. he claims too many things can go wrong during a quake, causing a hospital to shut down. >> important to think we can actually protect the dozens and dozens of miles and all sorts of piping inside a hospital. >> he points to the 2010, 8.8 magnitude quake in chile. his photo shows a hospital's interior remained intact but the inside is a different story. >> the ceiling come down from here. >> reporter: on a recent visit to los angeles hospitals he discovered a major problem. the equipment wasn't properly anchored. >> the piping is okay. the equipment moves three feet and rips owl the piping.

coleman stands by the state's requirement that hospitals must be functioning after a major earthquake by the 2020 and 2030 deadlines and points to this recent test done at uc san diego. a five-story building, built to current hospital building codes-was set up with medical equipment and put on a shake table to simulate a major earthquake. the building remained standing and a nonstructural element passed the test. >> if you do have good, strong building codes and they are properly enforced, and complied with, that it is possible to have a building that can with stand earthquake forces. >> a worthwhile goal. hospitals have always supported that goal. >> jan shay with the can't hospital association says retrofitting or building new buildings will cost hospitals up to $110 billion. even then, no one really knows if that will be a wise investment. >> we're not going to know for sure if all of these buildings

standards will prevent serious damage or allow a hospital to continue operating. >> ama: we're full posting the l list of hospitals asking for an extension on our web site. with a check on the weather with leigh glaser. >> leigh: a lot of thunderstorms rumbling through the seararch towards south lake tahoe, towards the reno area. we'll see the same scenario, maybe not as many as today but nonetheless if you're heading to tahoe, 79-degrees there, but an isolated thunderstorm tomorrow afternoon, 101, the heat is still on in the central valley, fresno. palm springs, 104, and very comfortable, 85, with afternoon sunshine, for k at the r here's a look at the rest of the trouble map. heading back east, 76 degrees in boston. with isolated showers there. look for isolated thunderstorms. atlanta, 86. very comfortable, 84, st. louis, denver, 84. salt lake city, 96.

phoenix, 102. the next seven days around here, tomorrow we'll go with temperatures coming down a few degrees, lope 90s inland. 60s at the coast, low clouds cls and fog, and then cool down tuesday, wednesday, thursday. temperatures inland in the 80s. 70s around the bay, and some 60s a at the beaches. >> ama: thank you, leigh. we want to thank more of the people who contributed to the sleep train foster kids dream campaign. thanks to christine from san francisco, lisa from san lorenzo and allen okay. go to the abc news page and click the numbers up button. mike shumann is here with little league action. >> mike: a dream team of our own, petaluma california. they play tomorrow morning right here on abc-7, and i caught up with some moms of the kids in

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>> mike: petaluma, who beat connecticut in the little weire world series faces tennessee tomorrow morning at 11:00 a.m. before the team left a got a mother's point of view on this amazing run. >> the game's over! unbelievable. northern california. going to williams port.

>> a feeling of elation for every family member of team petaluma when they advanced into the little league world series. >> it's century vaccine, phenomenal, amading and they're some kind of wonderful, that team. >> mike: the mothers of most boys have been driving or carpooling them around for years-getting them to practice, games, in and out of town, which makes the trip to williamsport a bit of a reward. >> most of these kids have been on the same travel ball team since they were eight or nine. we're on the shirt tails of our kids, enjoying a little of the same. >> a mother's connection to which i children as athletes is different from their fathers no matter how they perform. >> a mother's love never deviates. it's unconditional. >> this team has been on the road for almost two weeks. >> as mothers we're having a little separation anxiety. i haven't made a meal for my kid in 13 days. >> what a way to end your summer

but school starts next week. >> this is a trip of a lifetime. this is their dream. the schools are working it out. they e-mailing classes and are okay if they miss a few days. >> especially if they couple back as champions. >> win or lose they're going to feel like superstars. >> mike: what a great story. after losing their first game without melky cabrera the giants took their second straight from the padres. teenage mutant ninja turtles. been there, done that. got all of this. second home run of the season. giants up 1-0. barry zito on the mound. headley says enough oft that. three-run shot. padres up 4-1. giants tied it in the fifth with two sac flies and a fielder's choice, and then buster posey for the go-ahead run, and then arias again, theirs rbi of the

day. sandoval scores, giants win 8-7. the dodgers won so the giants are a half game ahead 0 in the national league west. >> the money ball team was celebrating the anniversary of their 20-game winstring. reddick had some dental issues. didn't affect his swing. cespedes, line drive shot. over the wall. 16th of the year. colon, pitched eight solid. one run, struck out the. seventh, session cespedes drivee two more. he had three rbi on the evening. the a reside win ill 8-5. coaches and players alike eave lamented there are are two many preseason games putting players in harm. tonight in houston the nightmare became true. frank gore getting a taste of the preseason.

didn't see much information. two carries. and brandon jacobs, looked great last week but late first quarter his left leg was planned when he got hit. coach harbaugh says the injury is not serious. going to miss some time. randy moss, first preseason appearance with the niners, 24 yards, gifting his feet wet after a year off. niners special teams, holliday fields the punt and when you don't see anybody around him, not good. 87-yard touchdown put it's preseason. texans up 20-9. that's all the scoring in the game but unfortunately it wasn't over. la michael james gets his ankle rolled up. left the game on a cart. harbaugh says he is expected back at practice on monday. 49ers lose and fall to 1-1 in preseason play. >> abc is back in the game with thursday night football. october 18th. 49ers and seahawks, and december 6th, raider and

broncos are both rile here once abc-7 choose. >> tee it up, u.s. amateur at cherry hill in colorado. cal has would players in the semis, michael weaver and brandon hagy. might we have an all-cal-bare final? weaver takes a huge lead. now the six for a. er to win it. got it. on his way to the finals. brandon hagy. feign -- didn't fare as well against stephen fox. a long putt to keep the match alive. not even close. fox wins it. we'ver and fox play 36 holes tomorrow form the u.s. amateur title. >> this sports report brought to you by river rock casino and it has been exciting for those young petaluma kids. >> ama: it's awesome. >> mike: 11:00 a.m. tomorrow we'll have highlights for you. >> ama: that's it for this captioned by closed captioning services inc.

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