the pig wouldn't go down. >> the pig was wounded and attacked. >> reporter: that hunter was ernie sanders. it took rescuers about abhour to find him. >> one of the hunters had a cell phone, we were able to locate the patient. & he was transported to the hospital with numerous pig bites. >> reporter: his wife was by his side at the hospital and didn't want to talk about the attack. there is no criminal investigation into today's attack and the wild pig won't be attacking anyone else. >> apparently the pig was dispatched by someone else who was present. >> reporter: we learned that sanders is an experienced hunter and leads guided hunts.

ktvu channel 2 news. fisherman died after two boats slided on the water. ktvu's mike mibach is live in south san francisco where crews brought the victims to shore, mike? >> reporter: we are learning the two people who water tossed into the water, a father and son, that collision occurred, i want to show you the boat. the fire boat from the san francisco fire department that was involved in the initial emergency response. the coast guard said it was around 1:00 when they collided off the shore near hunters point. the coast guard was quick to receive a emergency radio call and alerted other agencies. when crews arrived on scene, two people were located in the water, both men were brought here to the marina in south san francisco where a number of ambulances were waiting.

one man that marina witnessed the two men get pulled to shore. >> they were working on him trying to get him back and then, you know, who knows. didn't look to good for that guy. the second one, you know, few minutes later they brought him, he was -- he looked banged up. bleeding. he was moving around, you could tell he was in pain. within the last couple hours we spoke with family members outside san francisco general hospital and they confirmed it was the 30-year- old son a father of two himself, who died. >> when they found him he is not breathing anymore. they tried help him breathe for two hours. it's -- didn't work. >> reporter: for about two hours emergency crews this afternoon, include dive team were searching for a third person who was thought to be in the water, that person was

contacted by phone about 3:00, it appears the fishing outing he usually makes with them is one he didn't make today. the coast guard towed in the two vessels and an investigation is now underway. reporting live, mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. an eight-year-old boy receive adhereo's honor today for rescuing a three-year-old from drowning. >> very heroic actions. >> the san jose fire department welcomed him and his family this morning. he says he was just about to get out of the pool at the apartment monday afternoon when he and his mother saw the girl and her grandfather floating unconscious. >> reporter: did you think you would ever be a hero?

>> yeah. right now i think. >> his father and mother say they are very proud of their son who learned how to swim two years ago. police are investigating a mid-day killing about 12:30 this afternoon in the front yard of a home on florida avenue. officers say they found an 18- year-old man suffering from gun shot wounds. he died later at the hospital. san jose police say a tip led them to an attempted murder suspect who nearly stabbed a man to death. investigators say he robbed a clerk at a jewelry store monday night and stabbed him multiple times. the clerk is recovering now at the want-officers arrested the suspect last night. police charged a 21-year- old female camp counselor with having sex with a teenaged boy.

she was a program leader for the teen extreme program. the parents of a 14-year-old boy who attended the camp reported finding suspicious text messages on the phone. after investigating they accused her of having sex with the boy. the state looks in to how phillip garrido was anal to hold jaycee dugard captive under the noses of patrol officers. at a hearing today they said since the case patrol officers are getting more training in conducting searches. they say they want to change the law to make it more difficult for prisoners to be released. >> don't presume they are suitable. they must prove it. >> another area of concern was the lack of communication between law enforcement agencies once jaycee dugard was

abducted. planned layoffs reached a 16 month high in july. more than 66,000 job cuts were announced last month. that's a increase from 41,000 layoffs in june and tops one year ago. the biggest cuts last month were in industries as pharmaceutical and retail that avoided layoffs till now. 312 layoffs have been announced this year. another volittle day on wall street. stocks plunged. trading picked up ground later in the day. the dow was up 30 points at the closing. the gain ended the worst losing streak since 2008. nasdaq grained 24 points today. good news, san francisco hotel rates are on the rise and rooms are filling up. researchers say average room

rates climed to $180 a night compared to $150 a year ago. ops road from 58% -- to 58% from 48%. the federal government approve lowering premiums for insurance program. thrave hundred californians who were denied coverage participate in the program. go to www.ktvu.com to find out how to apply for the program. an aging pipe is leaking sewage into the bayen san francisco. -- the bay in san francisco. ktvu's john fowler is live with this. >> reporter: as we told you at 5:00, the city and the port known about these leaks for

some time, now so do tourists here. the real san francisco experience here at fisherman's orch now includes a terrible odor. >> it's gross. >> reporter: tupeers worse here. we learn -- it appears worse here. we learned there are damaged pipe. >> restaurant trash, debris, sewage, long the water front and that's an important area where a lot of people are in contact with the water. >> reporter: we learned that san francisco and the port have known about these leaks at least five months. and as of today none of the work has yet been done. >> even though this is a huge paradise for tourists. >> reporter: timing may hinge less on health and more on appearances for a big sale boat race. >> the city plans to complete the repairs before the

america's cup. engineers estimate there is $36 million worth of work and it doesn't know where they are going to get the money. reporting live, john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. three bay area communities received $1 million grants to fight obesity. richmond, bay view and the coun cord, the amoney will be used to create walking trails parks parks and afterschool programs. google users may find something unusual on the web giant's home page today. the company is giving away samsung nexus s smartphone. the offer is good today only through best buy. users have to sign up for a two

year contract. the 49ers proposed new stadium is coming to life, what you will see inside and how the sadeium could accommodate two teams. back here in 10 minutes i got your forecast and it calls for cooling in many bay area neighborhoods.

40,000 signatures from people asking u.s. airways to apologize to him and his family today. he is the young man kicked off a flight and arrested for suspicions of battery after being a asked to pull up his sagging pants. prosecutors decided not to file

charges. a manager accepted the signatures but said he couldn't comment. a group is calling on bay area law enforcement agencies to reveal how they use surveillance videos gps and other monitoring devices. it wants to understand how police keep an eye on the public. they sent records requests to 50 police and sheriff's department, including 9 in the bay area. tonight at 10:00, how one police department said it is handle the new technology. a recall involving ground turkey. a nationwide salmonella outbreak that claimed the life of a california resident. they are recalling 36,000 pounds of ground turkey. estp963 is on the label.

proper handling of raw meat can prevent salmonella poisoning. >> disinfect your services because salmonella can live dry and be reactivated lie liquid later. >> six californias are among 76 people nationwideinism the centers for disease control says this is resistant to many antibiotics. the 8 port of oakland and bay area shipping is being transformed as a machine deepens the water there. eric was allowed there to see the work being done. >> reporter: we are live tonight in a boat on the water to show you this operation. the goal out here of this operation is to restore the waters to 50 feet deep so the

port can accommodate more corgo here. a few hours ago we got a view of the heavy lifted needed to make that happen. the crew on this barge is making the harbor deeper one giant scoop at a time. >> great. >> reporter: engineers that port gave us special access to board the barge and see. papered with a boat, this team is pulling up sediments building up to restore eight births to 50 feet deep. this job is just a first step to capitalize on $18 million in federal funding to deepen the harbor. officials say they can't compete accommodating larger ships without this kind of an upgrade. >> the workers you see moving

corgo, truckers, railroad operators. >> they will finish this part of the job by the end of the month. they say all of that sediment scooped from the bottom is used to restore bay area wet lands. >> reporter: just a few days ago, two days ago they had to wait till then to start the dredging work because of environmental restrictions to protect certain fish in this area. we are live on the water tonight at the port of oakland, ktvu channel 2 news. san francisco is creating jobs. it hired 3 dozen people to clean streets, do landscaping and remove graffiti. one restaurant owner said she is grateful for the city's efforts. >> more security.

more security my business. more security. and -- everything is new. >> the sf shine program gives grants to small business owners to improve and secure their store fronts. >> city employees in walnut creak will be a pay raise. wages are going up this year. they will have to contribute more to their retirement accounts. it it goes up to 7% in 2012. the sea breeze ropes and the temperatures are about to drop. we are looking for a 5-10 degrees drop tomorrow over what we saw today. more marine air and we are seeing that now. here is the san francisco airport right here. here is san bruno gap right here. you can see the fog working its

way through. that's a low lying area. we will see fog in the next two hours and we got lot of cool air moving into the bay. great news for fire danger. great news for air quality. fixes both of those. fire danger is down but your day time highs as they have been over july and right now for august, they are below average. temperatures tomorrow cooler than today. towards san francisco, here we are, twin peaks, fog is up now and pushes over tonight, across the ballpark in the next two hours. tonight the fog is back. tomorrow low clouds in all nine bay area counties. and continues mild through the bay area weekend. no heat wave in sight. when i say in sight i am talking 10-15 days out. the models are keeping this low- pressure system, the one i am tracking, right here.

today it was further north, temperatures warmer. tomorrow it drops south and when it does that you will see more fog inland, temperatures drop off 5-10 degrees. that's ow had you it's been all summer. tomorrow morning fog, a big push of it. santa rosa gets a break at 8:00 a.m. but you will see fog around 7:00, 8:00 a.m. in the morning. look that heat, back towards dave us and sacramento. the reds, those are your 90s. lots of 80s and 7s tomorrow. -- 70s tomorrow. beaches upper 50s. mid-60s on the marine. berkeley 70. martinez 77 degrees. antioch 80. i expect antioch to be 93 tomorrow, something like that. heat is warm but not what you would expect. pattern continues through the

month. 80 brentwood. 77 livermore. get used to it. it's a nice pattern. hasn't budged much. been around a long time doing bay area weather, 25 years, looking at it, i think there was something like this in 88 where we had a lot of fog and low clouds. most years it gets hot, cold, windy, high fire danger, not this year. >> you are dating yourself. >> thank you. if you have little ones at home, a research group ranked children's car seats by the amount of harmful chemicals they contain. healthy stuff says it found no flame retardant chemicals.

the booster and pro sport all contained high levels of chemicals. nursing mothers are invited to mark world breast-feeding week tomorrow. they are offering gift bags and coupons to moms who bring their wick program cards. the new 49ers stadium plans are expanding tonight. the two team vision designers must now tackle.

. san francisco 49ers are making changes to their stadium plans incase the raiders want to move in. they showed off this animation today. designers are making enough space for two teams to call home. mar keys with k be programmed to display different teams. >> has to be adaptable. this is silicon valley. we have the frame work build in aztecnology evolves, the stadium will evolve. >> the 49ers plan to break ground next year. mark was complaining about

the lack of office from the giants. they heard you. >> a major league ball club should break out with a bunch of runs and the giants do to end their losing streak. brian wilson's grandpa on hand and the giants don't disappoint. carlos beltran best game as a giant so far, 3-5. shot gets the giants rolling. 2-0 and another big inning later and another new comer, cabrera. down the left field line. two more giants score. and a third will. when was the last time the giants had two four run innings. cody ross with a shot in left center field. more like a big league team that plate and the giants build an 8-0 lead and win it 8-1. he

is 9-one-and-one of the new comers talked about the hitting problems that were nonexistent today. >> you win the world series you have to hit, at some point, same team. eventually we will put runs on the scoreboard. you know, hopefully we can just win as many game as we can. >> all right. mean time the giants are back in first by a game and the a's are looking like a last place team again. playing the last place mariners. they get swept. look out umpire. the loser 9-9. couple runs there and the a's get swept 7-4 this afternoon. that is the sporting life at this hour. >> thank you. an unusual visit at a hospital that seen its share of troubles. at 7:00 on tv 36, a law maker

is doing more. how his visit is already making a difference in 30 minutes on tv 36. our coverage continues on www.ktvu.com, more information about the recall of ground turkey, look under www.ktvu.com right now for concerns about salmonella and follow us on twitter or facebook for more developments on this story. for everyone here at ktvu, thanks for joining us.