a commercial fishing boat runs aground, pushes by strong winds and high waves. the crew left to fight for their lives. the boat is still trapped on the rocks on the marin county coast. what happened to the two men onboard? cornell bernard picks up the story. >> not the wait was supposed to end up. >> reporter: greg says it was supposed to be a none new year's fishing trip that ended in something scary when the fishing boat lost power and was headed for the shoreline rocks at china camp state park. >> a little unnerving. >> a little bit. >> the captain matt phillips

says the seas were rough saturday and winds were fierce. >> blowing 15 knots or 20, pretty rough. blew us right up there real fast. >> you think it would hold but it wasn't holding. chuck you on the rocks. but it wasn't happening. >> reporter: the captain radioed for help before running aground. both men made it to safety. park rangers say bay waters consider treacherous. >> you can think about it. it's easy to sink a boat in these waves. this is win we have most of the problems. it was an outgoing tide but the vessel was being blown into shore. >> the coast guard says the vessel likely ran out of gas. officials will monitor the situation. the fishing trip wasn't a total loss. >> i did catch one fish. it was cool. >> reporter: salvage crews will try to move the boat come high tide sunday morning. >> a water main breaks and hundreds of gallons of water

spew into a san jose neighborhood this morning. this is video taken by anthony, member of our community. the bolts on he the many broke. the water department capped the link at noon. water did not enter any of the homes in the area. >> san francisco repairs a sinkhole 48 hours after the problem was discovered. we were there where crews work all day to patch the sinkhole. the lack of proper equipment caused a brief delay originally. service on muni's j church metro line was impacted during the repairs but street car service should resume. >> you won't be able to light up the fireplace. air quality officials called for a winter "spare the air" advisory tonight.

the first of the season. >> looking at the air quality. we have good quality but still illegal to burn through midnight tonight. we have a lot of clouds upstairs. but the good news that's going to keep us not as cold as last night. by midnight, mainly cloudy skies, all locations will stay above freezing overnight tonight. the clouds tomorrow are going to give way to rain showers, and the storm will be a one on our storm impact scale on sunday. after the storm there are series of storms on the seven-day forecast that are much stronger and cause concern for flood the weather forecast is coming ultimatum. >> speaking of flooding, big weather problems in the the midwest, residents in missouri are finally beginning to see flood waters recede.

>> reporter: danger is swiftly moving downriver. >> it's mind boggling. >> reporter: as hispanic floods in missouri sweep away homes and businesses, the mississippi river is still surging. >> you expect floods but don't expect your house to float away. >> reporter: some parts of the area still under 16 feet of water in other areas the water is receding, giving residents their first look at what is left behind. some luckier than others. >> had some customers come bay to offer help, and that's -- gives you the hope that real humanity is still left. >> reporter: local churches are now serving as relief centers. >> we will come out and help with houses and relief effort. >> reporter: all that water is now moving south. the governor toured flooded areas, declaring a state of emergency, and deploying national guard troops. >> levees are holding well.

if you're asked to evacuate, please evacuate. people are wading around their homes in knee >> reporter: volunteers doing whatever they took help. the governor touring the area today. >> houses were smashed into bridges. we got to get that debris out of there what we don't get out will find its way downstream. >> reporter: a critical mission to save homes and lives. >> it's not happy start to the new year for an oakland family whose holm was trashed after they represented it out on airbnb. they spent the last two days cleaning the mess left behind by dozens of underwage partiers. the teenager who rented the home was arrested. airbnb says they banned the teen and are trying to determine how someone underage was able to rent the property lisa amin

gulezian spoke with the couple and will have their story at 6:00. victims of a fire that obliterated their home in vallejo were overwhelmed today by the kindness from the community and local firefighters. the family were renting a unit built over a garage that burst into flames yesterday morning. they got out safely, but everything else was destroyed. including their christmas presents. vallejo firefighters, a union, and the community responded with money, checks, and bags full of toys. >> never in a million years did i think that the community would come together and people everywhere. i don't know from where, but everywhere. are helping us, helping complete strangers out. >> firefighters said it was just a matter of doing the right thing, helping a family in need get back on their feet. >> a vigil and rally got underwade in the east bay to pray for those facing deportation in the bay area.

supporters gather outside the detention facility in rifled. some held songs, -- held signs others sang songs. the department of homeland security could soon deporting people who are here illegal low. >> families are fleeing for their lives and should be treated with protection, legal representation, due process, and not be returned to violent places where they may face certain death. >> official says those taked for deportation had their requests for asylum reject by immigration judges. faith leaders are gathering in sacramento to talk about radicalization and the threat it poses in the muslim community. the conference is taking place at the city's large islamic center. islamists say the problem is twofold. they won't adapt too see innocent people hurt and they don't want their faith to be

misunderstood. >> sometimes i feel like it's my fault. i feel like i didn't do enough, getting to any neighbors, showing what a real muslim in. >> is not islam. we cop dem these acts, and today we're addressing the issue head on. >> they save the goal is to demonstrate that much like the rest of the world, the vast majority of muslims also oppose violence in the name of god. much more ahead at 5:00. still to come, the donald under attack from above. the man who paid for these antitrump messages during the rose bowl steps forward. also coming up, re-envisioning market street. the 3-d tools san francisco issues are using to map the spine of the city.

tsunami. a millionaire from alabama says he is behind the antidonald trump sky-writing blitz over the rose parade on new year's day. stan pate, who donated to marco rubio's presidential campaign is responsible for the aerial messages, calling the g.o.p. front-runner, quote, disgusting. he paid for the flying banners over the orange, cotton and sugar bowls and warns there's more to come. while most of us were sleeping crews with san francisco's public works were out conducting the most complete survey yet of market street ahead of major improvement project. the truck was out there overnight, gathering information to create a 3-d survey of the busy thoroughfare. it used like detection and ranging technology, or lidar for

shot. this mapping survey is the first step to doing detailed design work for the better market street project. here's an animation after recent trial runs. the technology picks up an every detail, including buildings, light poles, sidewalks and other street features. still to come, sign the ohio are -- the holidays are over. ahead, the hassle-free way of getting rid of christmas trees that's also good for the environment. and a live look outside. the rain will return. but when? meteorologist drew tuma has the forecast when abc7~news at 5:00 continues. here's a look at what is ahead on wow world news "at 5:30. >> coming up, millions bracing for danger, from flooding, slow-motion disaster, and we are

following president obama take only gun violence, promising to bypass congress. the question on america's mind this week. the answer might

it's that time again. time to recycle your christmas tree. today ecology workers in san francisco began picking up and processing thousands of christmas trees. each one chopped up and repunched. >> we're grinding up the trees to use as mulch in city parks to help suppress weeds on -- around picnic areas and pathways, and also use them to create energy. >> last near 539-tons of

christmas trees were recycled in san francisco. curbside pickup continues untiln a. just put your tree next to the recycling bins on your regular collection day and the crews will take it away. >> powerball players everywhere trying to start the new year right by winning tonight's gigantic jackpot. the pool is now $340 million. the 12th largest in power bawl history. nobody has matched all six numbers since the 4th of november. allowing the prize money to roll over to beyond the $300 million mark. tickets can be purchased for $2 each until 7:45. over $300 million. that shumann's last contract. >> we have some rain headed our way. >> i have to renegotiate. will you've be my agent? live doppler 7hd will show you it's a mainly cloudy sky overhead, zooming into the north bay, you see live doppler 7hd around napa, vacaville, showing

some returns. the latest observations show us this is not reaching the ground. we're try across the bay area. a live look showing you the clouds upstairs, and for tonight the clouds will help act like a blanket, keeping everyone above freezing. by sunday we're tracking showers and the heaviest of the rain will be along the coast before another storm moves in tuesday, and wednesday, and that one looks stronger. so right now, mixed bag of 40s and 50s. 48 concord, 51, san francisco. 50 fremont. 51, san jose, 49, napa. overnight, with the overcast skies, everyone is above freezing tonight. 36 in napa. 44 in downtown san francisco. 41 in oakland. same in san jose. 37 in antioch. for sunday, clouds stick with us and the rain arriving from a west to east fashion over the day on sunday. so, the rain will bring us some rain-cooled numbers, mainly in the 50s. 56 the high in oakland. 54 san francisco, 57, san jose,

53 in vallejo. with this system coming on sunday, it's a one on our storm impact scale. the rain moves in for the second half of sunday. a tenth inch to three-quarters of on inch, and heaviest on the coast. trying to get a bike ride or run in this is the best chance. by mid-day and afternoon, the rain starts to arrive, first along the coast, then everspreads the region. by 10:00 sunday evening tracking light showers before the system departs monday morning so total rainfall with this system, heaviest along the coast, perhaps over an inch of rain. as you move inland the numbers really fall out as the storm goes there last. probably less than a quarter inch in hayward, and livermore, but a stronger storm, tuesday and wednesday, a two only the storm impact scale. a half inch to inch of rain, wind gusts, 20 to 40 miles-per-hour. so jumping ahead to tuesday

morning, likely wet and windy for the morning rush. won't be raining every minute of all day on tuesday. we'll see breaks breaks and then another round of rain on wednesday and that means wet travel on wednesday morning's rush and showers lasting into wednesday evening as well. so, the accuweather seven-day forecast, it's a very active pattern. rainy evening tomorrow, then we track a stronger storm tuesday, and into wednesday. and then another storm, thursday, and into friday, and by thursday we could have some flooding concerns with all these accumulated rainfall, props two to perhaps four inches of rain by friday. so something we'll keep track until the first storm arrives and the seconds half of your sunday. >> won child you were so happy. we have some weather. >> we'll be tracking the flooding concerns mid-week. >> shu has a preview of sports. >> happy new year, both of you. >> happy new year. >> haven't seen you in a month. warriors return home to face the nuggets at oracle, looking four their 150th straight sellout.

two question marks in the matchup. will steph curry play and will we see kirby on the bench after missing the first 32 games. the answer is next in sports.

after is inning the last two games steph curry likely to return as the warriors host denver at oracle, look for their 150th straight sellout. pretty loose at practice today. may also be luke walton's last game as head coach with steve carr possibly returning on monday. the ws are 1-1 without steph curry and he broke down the injury speak. >> break it down. [inaudible] >> i think he'll be back. college hoops. keeting and the santa clara men trying for the first west coast e -- conference win. jarred brown, and one, santa clara by two at the half.

second half, same guy, three. he had 23. broncos snap the four-game skid. get the fit conference win. vanderveer and the stanford women opening up at arizona. brittany mcfee, a 3, cardinal 28 after a quarter. second quarter, arizona, the near steal, smith grabs it, hits the j. she had 16. third quarter, mcfee again, the triple. first 20-point game of the season, finishes with 21. stafford avenges last year's loss in tucson, 59-34 the final. >> stanford football shut down iowa in the rose bowl and will probably finished ranked third in the country. cardinal players and coached were asked if they thought they deserved to be in the playoff. >> i don't know what i'm supposed to say. >> i know what your supposed to

say. >> feels great to be here. >> rose bowl route by mccaffrey. the touchdown on the game's first play, finished with 369 tollal yards, a rose bowl record. as you expect, he was one proud papa. >> it's awesome. as a parent, you love your kid, give him some support, and you just want him to be in a good situation. he loves his teammates and coaches and had fun. i was excited his brothers got to come out and watch him play today. that was exiting. and was a lot of fun. he hasn't changed. >> drew tuma's penn state nittany lions trying to end the season with a win over georgia. not looking good. first play of the fourth 17 yards, 24-10. 6:00 to go. mcfarland to hamilton. 24-17. the comeback is on.

final play of the gabe. the hail mary. get is it up and the prayer was not answered. sorry, drew. 24-17 the final. i clemson tigers taking on alabama temp crimson tide in the national championship game, january 11th, 5:30 p.m. on our sister network, espn. mccaffrey, game for the ages, interesting to see tweets from other players in the nfl about him playing. they said how does this guy not win the heisman trophy. >> nasas a ambitious to-do list for 2016. how they could unlock mysteries about our ok, we're here. here's dad. mom. the twins. aunt alice... you didn't tell me aunt alice was coming. of course. don't forget grandpa. can the test drive be over now? maybe just head back to the dealership? don't you want to meet my family?

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a-a home trashed. one east bay family's airbnb story. and silhouettes, every one has a story. finally tonight. nasa unveiled a list of ambitious goals in 2016. high on the list, this could be the year we learn more about jupiter when the junoo spacecraft enters the system. and 2016 we will learn more about mars, there are five

missions underway on the red planet. that does it for us here at 5:00. see you at 6:00. welcome to "world news tonight." millions of americans starting this new year bracing for dangerous flooding. the record-high water on the move tonight, topping levees, destroying homes. right now, the slow-motion disaster and the race to protect the people in its path. president obama taking on gun violence by taking matters in his own hands. his promise to bypass congress. the reaction coming in. the blast in the middle of the night injuring a man asleep in his bed. >> this whole thing is gone. >> the entire neighborhood damaged and you one thing you don't ever want to do if you smell gas in your neighborhood. the new attack on daily fantasy sports. accusations of illegal gambling. the millions at stake. could the companies behind these big bets be forced to pay you back?