live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. the coast guard searching for anyone who could have been on this salmon fishing boat found at ocean beach this morning in san francisco. the 38' boat was partly submerge half a mile south of the cliff house in san francisco. nick has the story. the coast guard knows the name of the boat's registered owner? >> absolutely. it is wreckage now. this is now a salvage operation. they are looking for the captain. look over my shoulder. you can see a small crowd has

started to gather. a short time ago officials with part services established a perimeter around the grounded boat to extend 100 yards in either direction as the coast guard asks the public for help in minding the can't -- captain. >> the search started before 4:00 this morning and continues seven hours later. the coast guard recalled that the fishing vessel was grounded at ocean beach near san francisco and the captain may have been decided to jump off and swim to shore. >> at 3:30 or 4:00, the coast guard was contacted that a man was on the rocks and his words, and he was considering getting off vessel and swimming to shore, the 25 yours and he had no other communications. >> a search was start by the coast guard and the combination of dive times and scanning the

surface for body heat picked up nothing. a search of the boat left crews empty handed. >> we had one person on board checking the top part and no one was there. >> officials don't know if he remains inside beneath the surface of the water or swam to shore. it is unstable right new and not safe to board without the right equipment. there are additional challenges and the possibility of 400 gallons of fuel locating into the water. >> there are fumes in the air and some of it may already have leaked. we don't have any signs on the surface it has leaked but it is a fair assumption. >> a salvage crew will work to remove the hazardous materials and get the wreckage off the beach the right now officials do not know why the boat ran aground but they are asking anyone who may have information about the captain of the boat

contact initials. police believe there could be more victims after a mountain view man was arrested on child molestation charges. the 43-year-old man is accused of sexually abuse as seven and ten-year-old girl. their parents called police after the daughters say he touched them inappropriately. he was a handy man at a complex and lured children to a see -- secluded area. >> a burglary suspect was caught in the act on camera. this video is so clear on the surveillance video of the homeowner. he hauls the rock through the glass door at the home on barton avenue. another camera catches him walking away with a large case of watches and possibly other items and he drives away in an older model black nissan. we are asking you please call

san jose police with any information. >> happening now, authorities in san bernardino county are going from one buried car to another searching for anyone trapped by flooding and mudslides. they have claimed at least one life. katie marzullo is in our newsroom with the dramatic video. >> newness, too. a fire captain says six to eight homes are badly damaged and likely not inhabitable but for those stranded behind the mud, campers who were at a community center are now making their way down. >> imams of mudslide-ravaged forest falls now clearing rivers of rock and debris to standed residents can get out. dave posted this video year, you can see thick mud carrying large tree branches overtaking oakland wall.

on instagram there is a head on view of the same street. others were not so fortunate to watch from afar with vehicles of all sized from a van to a golf cart caught up in floodwaters one slide 15' high. >> i knew we were in the middle of a flash blood and we had only minutes to turn around. >> firefighters are working to get to every stranded vehicle. crews break the window of this car and find it empty. >> it was swept off the street into the stream behind my house and was bobbing. one fatality so far a man dead in his car. emergency crews want people to stay fit. they do not need anyone to take chances. >> people in the community are sheltering in place. that is our advice for now. no one else enters the town. >> the man who was killed has been identified as a 48-year-old

. this morning several bay area agencies are helping fight a series of fires across california. at least eight major fires are burning in the north part of the state alone. the two largest are east of re esading and residents are refusing to leave and are staying to help the firefighters. members of palo alto are helping another fire that has burned 26,000 acres with no containment in sight that has destroyed eight homes. san francisco firefighters have arrest another fire that has burped 45,000 acres that is 20 percent contained there is a state of emergency clearing the way for federal money to help. >> a look at incredible video of a firefighter capturing the mistake from the eiler fire on saturday. three firefighters forced to

drive directly through the blaze on highway 89 to get away from the wildfire. a different fire truck got caught in the fire on friday night. >> here is the truck today: just towed back to see if it could be salvaged. the crew made it out. the truck, however, did not do so well. >> in martinez, investigators released new details of the fire at the martinez arena. huge flames could be seen for miles and the contra costa fire protection district says the fire caused at least $20,000 in damage and it broke out around 11 o'clock last night on a pier that was on the ferry stop and now a popular fishing pier that is off limits. it took three hours to bring the flames under control. >> we could not reach it from outside because we don't have a fire-fighting boat from the waterside. that was our biggest challenge. that took the longest to

control. >> the docking planks that people normally walk on also caught fire. investigators are trying to figure if it was set on fire intentionally or an accident. >> firefighters face unusual challenge after an accident involving a horse trailer. look at this: friends of san jose firefighters posted this picture to facebook showing firefighters rescuing a horse. the accident happened this morning on highway 85 in south san francisco. a viewer told us that one more was pinned against the wall and had a gash above its left eye and injured its rear left leg and took out a thousand feet of guardrail. no word on the cause. >> a second ebola facial from the united states is on the move as more come down with the deadly disease. >> later, traffic worries at the new levi stadium, changes that could be in store after

bumper-to-bumper traffic this weekend. >> a look outside you can see what is going on with the clouds, a lot of cloud cover to the last there of the bay bridge and we will find out how cool it will be and what the chances are for

doctors at emory university hospital in atlanta say they are ready to treat a second american aid worker who is infected with

the ebola. tonight, nancy writebol is expected to leave liberia where she battling the disease. he is expected to arrive in the united states tomorrow. traveling on a special plane that was used to transport her colleague, dr. brant bring to the hospital. his health is improving and nancy writebol's son said his mom is hopeful. >> she is fighting but weak. she can sit up and receive treatment. she can even eat a little bit and taking fluid. >> both brantley and nancy writebol were given an experimental serum but there is in prove were cure. doctors in atlanta can give them a better chance of recovery. >> the death toll from a strong earthquake in china rose with 398 people killed in the 6.3 earthquake with southfield --

with surveillance video showing the shaking. it levels 12,000 homes. trim mars remain health 200 miles away the most severe earthquake to hit the region in a century. new details from ohio where the mayor of toledo is telling residents to drink up. he lift add these day ban on water use this morning. hundreds of thousands were toll not to drink, brush their teeth or wash dishes with city water after high toxin levels were discovered in green-colored water coming from lake erie. tests reveal the water is safe city-wide. >> leyla gulen is here for meteorologist mike nicco. >> we will get our own water. it will not make a dent in the drought. as we look at the traffic coming from marin county, we are looking at a thick marine layer. we have 2,000' thick marine layer creating moisture in the

air and well have showers overnight and possible thunderstorms in the bay area tonight and into tomorrow with the seven-day forecast in a little bit. >> the first european players to find success in the nba is getting a new honor in oakland. >> mystery animal alarming residents in a california neighborhood and they want to know what it is it is that

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confirmed that james brady has died, the former white house press secretary would was shot in the head dug an assassination attempt on president president d reagan in 1981. the family says that he passed away after a series of health issues. despite his injuries and the pan he endured every day his fame says he used the humor, wit and charm to make the world a better place. in oakland the first european player to make it big in the nab is helping to dedicate a new basketball court where he spent the hall of fame career. cornell is in san antonio park with more. >> the court dedication is a big deal for the community and a bigger deal for warriors star who is the lithuanian legend inducted into the basketball

hall fame this week end. he played for the warriors in the 1980's and in knew's -- and 1990's averaging 14 point as game. he said this dedication is quite an honor. such an honesty knowing what a great job. [ inaudible ] i cannot forget all of the fans. man and now, soon-to-be nba hall of famer. this is one of dozens of courts across the bay area that the warriors have restored partnering with the pg&e and good tidings association. most fans know him by "roonie,"

which he says he got because no one could pronounce his name. now, soon, everyone will know it. the 49ers are reviewing a game plan to get fans in and out of the stadium facing bumper-to-bumper traffic before and after the saturday earthquakes game the stadium's first sporting event and now officials are looking at adding extra people to direct traffic. they are worrying to restore extra trains to get people out of the stadium. there was a short average of barbecue sauce and hotdogs and one toilet that kept flushing and wi-fi issues. the team expects changing best 49ers first pre-season game on 17th. who are rebounding with rain. >> we need more rain than we are getting but a little bit will have some impact.

you will need your shower cap at the coffee. you thought it was great here but this is a picture at lake tahoe getting swallowed up by clouds and showers. as we look at live doppler 7 hd radar satellite you can see there is fog sliding to the coast and we do have thick cloud layer for a big part of the bay area and looking to the airport we are seeing a break in the clouds. we do have an hour and 10 minutes flight arrival delay and we are at 65 in oakland. we are at 67 in san jose. same in gilroy and half moon bay is at 61. it is because of this upper low coming in and bringing in the moisture from southern california and we saw the flash floods in san bernardino county and you will not get that

rainfall here but we have a light chance of showers overnight and into tomorrow afternoon and as we head into the overnight hours and into the weekend, you can see the upper low above us being replaced by the warm mass bringing in the warmer temperatures by tomorrow and a cool down today. it will change, though. the highs today around california and we have a rain in lake tahoe and yosemite with 95 degrees in palm springs and 81 in los angeles, and we are feeling a little bit of relief from the heat we had earlier and last week, as well. if you are headed to the coe 9 a's will take on the rays at 7:05 and you could family a sprinkle or two bit end of the became and 61 to close us down. as we look at the highs, an the bay area, mostly cloud cover in south bay at 78 degrees in san jose and moving along the

peninsula you can see the we temperatures not topping out above lower 70's and you will still be in the 60's in downtown san francisco and 64 in san francisco and 71 degrees in santa rosa and 91 in lake port and in the east bay, 65 in berkeley, oakland, 70 degrees, and more sunshine there, and now we have breaks in the cloud cover in the lower 80's, 85 degrees in antioch but, mostly, we are still going to be cooler than yesterday. lows expect to see more cloud and the patchy shower and temperatures going to be in the upper 50's to lower 60's and the seven-day forecast shows the warm-up begins tomorrow and we will see 90 degrees by the end of week and into the week edge. >> thank you. >> check out this picture, a mystery brewing in southern california after this strange animal was caught on camera: what do you think it is? you can see the animal slowing

moving across the driveway in one town and experts cannot positively identify the mysterious i cat-like creature creeping around in the early morning hours. until they do they are wanting people in the neighborhood to watch out the small pets. models half a word away are posing like they have a

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san leandro police are warning drivers to say away from westbound davis street because a waste management truck crashed into a pole snapping it. officers are working out details of the crash. it is not clear if anyone was hurt. davis street will be closed for a couple of hours for repairs and clean up. >> coming up at 4:00, meet some people using implantable technology in remarkable ways and a fruit recall, spans at 5:00, with the big retailer selling peaches that could be contaminateed. there is a new fashion trend in japan. >> a model doing a bizarre pose to make faces look slimmer. does it work? the male reports it is the cavity pose when you pose for

photos with your hand pressed against your teeth like you have a tooth fake and you are said to look smaller and cuter. models are striking the pose on fashion magazines and on social media. remember the guy who stated the campaign to make potato salad? he halled in $55,000 for the goal of making potato salad closing saturday night with 7,000 people donate asking half guess less than $3. he is promising to have a party in down and those who budgeted the campaign get an ininvite. see

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