the coast guard says one of the men was taken to marin general hospital to be checked out for hypothermia and a possible injured knee. the two other fishermen were walking around at the scene on shore and seemed to be just fine. but they say this all happened pretty quickly. the three men had come down from eureka for a crab fishing expedition when their 58-foot fishing vessel capsized about 12:30 this morning. >> we just rolled a lot of gear shifted on the deck and took a roll. boat went over and wouldn't come back. >> came along side the life raft and there's three people inside. confirmed all three were there. and got them out of the life raft and got them on board and brought them back in. >> reporter: now the coast guard says their first report actually said the fishermen were in the water by the golden gate bridge. that's where they found the capsized boat but the life raft apparently already made ground so the coast guard had to do a quick search. the men were in survival suits in the raft which coast guards says pretty lucky for them. certainly it's pretty cold out there especiall

usually during the water rest toos the people start suffering from hypothermia. live in pittsburgh allie rasmus. >>> new this morning a court hearing is scheduled today that may lead to the release oophagy joe van knee ramirez -- giovanni ramirez. he's in custody of suspicious of a patrol violation. if the judge rules he is not in violation he will be set free because he has not been formerly charged with the bryan stockist. it. >> bryan stow remanes in a coma if stow's children. they folk for the first time onofre saying it disease temperature tough. >>> proposed library cuts in oakland are triggering a unique protest this morning. jade hernandez is joining us live outside of city hall. >> reporter: a read in has already started right here. 14 hours for 14 libraries. activists wanting to save 14 libraries right here in the city of oakland plan to hold a read in all day today. now there was a demonstration on friday. oakland police arrested 16 people when protestors blocked the streets. bay of reach is not the only group. today's read in is being sponsored. anoth

one person went to the hospital for hypothermia. the others were not hurt. one says the boat shifted when the pots of crabs tipped over. the coast guard will work to raise the boat. >>> ahead, why thieves may force some bay area drivers to change their habits. also moyer chaos in the streets -- also, more chaos in the streets overseas. a2@f >>> ktvu was the first to bring you exclusive pictures of early- morning sweeps in east palo alto today, aimed at sending a message to known gang members. ktvu's claudine wong was there and tells us who they targeted and the message they are sending. >> no one knows these people better than who we have sitting here in this room today. >> before the sun was up, the team gathered. >> you all know what to look for. their target -- no members of the two gangs. >> open the door. >> they know we're coming. we haven't made it no secret obviously that we are targeting them. they know. they know we're come out there and we're doing these checks, specifically on gang members that have clauses of being on parole or probation. >> som

paramedics treated him for hypothermia. he tumbled off his boat around 1:00 this morning near red rock island. he did luckily have a life jacket on, which kept him floating until a coastguard crew could pull him out of the water. >>> a man honored for his colorful murals in bay area schools is now accused of embedding pornographic material in his work. anthony norris was arrested by the fbi last month and accused of possessing child pornography. as the founder and director of a group called kid serve, he had worked with school children to create outdoor murals like that one. but after his arrest, a school district team found what it called offensive material at four schools. >> negative of a photograph that is inlaid behind the clear tile itself, they are -- they depict many different things that may be construed as offensive, some may not. some of the tiles are actually drawings. >> some of the tiles have been taken down and turned over to the fbi. police say offensive tiles were also removed at elementary schools in san r

a third man was taken to the hospital for observation and possible hypothermia.ng live in san francisco, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> thank you, christie. >>> funeral services will be held today for a martinez police officer who died after a two-year battle with cancer. friends and family will gather to remember sergeant brian carter. carter died last week two years after he was diagnosed with non-hodgkin's lymphoma. he planned to return to the force after a bone marrow transplant but things took a turn for the worse. sergeant carter was 37 years old. this morning's funeral service will be held at 11:00 at the fairfield community center. >>> this morning an east bay family mourning the loss of a loved one, a decorated soldier on his third tour of duty overseas. the pentagon says specialist kevin hilaman was killed in afghanistan sunday when insurgents attacked his unit. he joined the army in 2003 and served in the infantry. during his three deployments overseas, he earned the purple heart and bronze star. the 28-year-old was most recently from albany. >

>> yeah, water in the area now is warm at this time. 58 degrees, but hypothermia, of course we're thinking about that here, that takes 15 minutes in that type of water to get herman, shorter times than that, this is the man they're rescuing, appears that it is. he has a t shirt on -- >> thank you so much bill, we'll stay on top of that. news chopper 2 is on the scene, happening over the san mateo bridge, an active rescue in progress, we'll stay on top of it and bring you the latest as the rescue progresses. >>> also coming up it gets better project, aimed at teams. it appears to be growing. >> i'm here to tell you it gets better. >>> that is just one in a group of voices sending out the message today. >>> and what president obama said today about what is happening to his views on same- sex marriage i want to crush more cars. i want to sell more tea cups. ♪ i need help selling bread. ♪ i want to sell more crabs. [ male announcer ] you know where you want to take your business. i want to design more buildings. [ male announcer ] in here, small business solutions from at&t can get you there.

one tape to the hospital for observation and treated for possible hypothermia. when it gets a little lighter out the coast guard going to be doing a flyover looking for a possible sheen on the water. coming up in about 30 minutes, you'll hear from one of the men who was on board when the boat went down. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> scary night. thank you, christie. >>> coast guard pulled another man near the bay from the san mateo bridge. take a look. this happened yesterday morning around 7:15. a 21-year-old man ended up in the water. the coast guard said he jumped from the bridge. someone driving on the san mateo bridge saw him and called 911. it took crews about 45 minutes to get to him but they were able to get him out of the water. >>> a market owner in fairfield is dead this morning after he was robbed last night. fairfield police say they received a call from the market owner asking for help. emergency crews responded and they found a man on the ground. the victim told officers three suspects had taking back our

. >> now one of the boaters had to be treated for hypothermia. you see him right there. the others were not hurt. all three of the boaters are from the eureka area. >>> gasoline thieves causing some big problems for drivers in concord this morning. ktvu's jade hernandez joining us live with some of the places they'd been targeting there. jade. >> reporter: good morning. we moved to a neighborhood where a blog reports that there have been some problems with gas thieves. the blog reports gasoline thieves are targeting various spots in the city including right here in this estates. the report comes out of clay cord.com. within the past month eight drivers have reported gas thieves targeting their tank. now here's a map showing streets according to the blog where the siphoning has been an issue. there have been a couple issues in dana estates in crystal ranch. the other streets listed are as follows, peach place, florida drive and meadow lane. the blog also says someone reported gas siphoning at this grocery outlet in concord. we were there about an hour ago. doors don't ope

one man was taken to the hospital for evaluation for possible hypothermia. the other two we're told are recovering and doing just fine. i'm told the boat is out of arcadia. the boat is still in the water this morning partially submerged, and so is the life raft. the coast guard telling me they are keeping an eye out for it right now. it is dark out there. they expect to get calls from other boaters seeing this partially capsized boat out there. they want everyone to know all three are out of the water at this hour. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, today in the east bay. >>> thank you. martinez police officer has died after a two-year battle with cancer. friends and family will gather to remember sergeant brian carter. carter died last week two years after he was diagnosed with non-hodgkin's lymphoma. he planned to return to the force after a bone marrow transplant but things took a turn for the worse. sergeant carter was 37 years old. this morning's funeral service will be held at 11:00 at the fairfield community center. >>> this morning an e

rescue a suicidal man should have been manageable it would have been easier to pull out the man once hypothermia set in. >>> we had a beautiful weekend would it last? >> yes, very nice to have weekends off and we are enjoying weather that looks more spring like all the time. this is the last full week of spring it will finally feel like it partly cloudy skies, dense fog showing up toward the immediate coastline high pressure building overhead will come press that marine layer, we will see nice weather ahead. 56 degrees concord, 55 san jose and 52 degrees, foggy pacifica. plenty of sunshine coming our way, 82 degrees concord, should be about 81 in liver more, 78 in san jose, you will run into a couple patches of fog there, 50 degrees in pacifica. still as we look at the next couple days, high pressure building in, 90 degrees on tuesday and the warmest spots inland cooling off ever so slightly into wednesday as we head in toward the latter part of the week, returning to low clouds and fog but the next few days, very very nice around the bay area. >> very exciting. >> yeah. >> i want to thank you f

he was taken to the hospital and treated for hypothermia. >>> well, it's the time of year we typically talk about low clouds and fog pulling back, but what would be atypical would be talking about some rain. right now on the maps, i can show you this, mainly south of the golden gate bridge, right around san francisco, you can see the coverage closer to ocean beach and also right around golden gate park. it looks like a few breaks downtown closer to the bay bridge. first thing tomorrow morning, the overnight lows, the fog will be filling in. we could have some drizzle coast side. coolest locations will be in the upper 80s, san jose 50. some patchy fog, temperatures in the upper 50s and warming up by about 12:00 into the lower 60s with a sun cloud mix. also, up toward infineon raceway, you can see the forecast tomorrow with the temperatures warming back up into the upper 70s approaching the 80-degree mark by 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. this area of low pressure has been cooling off the bay area. this will be on the move and as a result, temperatures do warm up a little bit for sunday and in

person and our skin helps keep our heat in and once we lose the skin and now we are concerned with hypothermia and getting too cold and make sure whatever is burning is not burning anymore and the rules are keep it clean and them them warm and don't forget the air way, breathing, and shock and whatever you do know your limit and what you are capabilit capa once you are involved with the nert teams and you get to revie the stuff and what you can do and physically you know what yo can do and lift people and mentally is another thing and w will talk about disaster psychology next week and some people say they can't look at blood or some say they can't look at a child screaming and know your limits and don't become a victim yourself. . >> we're going to go over search and rescue in this class, go over some buildings and how you assess buildings. you already had classes on utility controls, correct? how about medical? did medical? okay, as i said, my name is alec, i'm on truck 11. let's go into some light search and rescue. before you start, what do you do? stop, look, listen and think. any time yo

one man taken to marin general hospital with possible hypothermia and injured knee. the other two deemed just fine. they had some scary moments. one of the vicinity ims describes what happened. >> we just rolled, the gear shifted on the deck and the pilot took a roll. boat went over and wouldn't come back. >> we just got a call three people went in the water clinging to the hull somewhere out of the golden gate bridge. we launched our vessels and searched that location and found a boat capsized with the stern facing up. quick search of the area and saw that they were life rafts. >> reporter: coast guard said three men were in survival suits in that survival raft. they were brought on board and brought to shore. coast guard certainly says they were lucky that they were equipped for the cold temperatures and this capsizing certainly they didn't expect but they are again doing okay this morning. live here in san francisco, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> well, today governor brown will sign the state budget that was passed by lawmakers late last night. the budge

without our intervention, hypothermia and death could have followed. last week my partner and i responded to a man calling for help on the sidewalk lying in his feesees buzzed by flies two days when we drove up. he was unable to walk and we helped him to the van and helped him shower and furnish him with a wheelchair and clean clothes. with our assistance he completed detox and was in a long term program. without our assistance, he might have died. these are two quick anecdotes. i can talk hours with the accounts and actions 6 our team and how we intervened to preserve lives of the city's residents and doesn't even begin to address the drug overdoses or suicides we may have prevented and helped stem the drain on emergency rooms and ambulances that heavy use can cause. it's probably a sound economic policy to allow people to die in the streets but isn't an ethical one. it can't be san francisco's. please restore funding for the outreach team. >> next speaker. >> my name is hugh gregory from the outreach team since november of 2009. i must admit my 10 ye

. >> one of the men suffered from hypothermia, though, and was taken to marin general hospital. the other two appeared to be okay. >>> governor jerry brown is expected to sign the state budget soon. after a month of frustration and negotiation, the budget passed the legislature late last night. abc7's john alston reports. >> aye? >> reporter: and so it went. virtually every vote along party lines. one of the democrats that broke ranks and voted no was senator leland yee of san francisco. >> the budget will devastate further public education, the schools and children. another $3 billion worth of cuts. in addition to that, we're going to be looking at higher student fees. >> the u.c. and c.s.u. system would each lose $150 million. the state is anticipating an extra $4 billion in tax revenues but it has pitfalls, too. >> the anticipated revenue does not show up and turn up, we'll have additional severe cuts. >> after vetoing the budget two weeks ago, governor brown negotiated the deal with democrats because there is no tax increase. a simple majority vote was enough. not a single r

he was then taken to the hospital and treated for hypothermia. >> a fire in san francisco late today house, flames broke out around 5:00 p.m. at 1334 hayes street. the building was evacuated and many neighbors also watched as firefighters arrived. they put out the flames in 45 minutes and no one was hurt. the ebb tent of the damage is unknown. >> a search for suspects in a shooting in stockton. one person was killed and four others were wounded. investigators placed evidence markers where bullets landed. police say a huge melee broke out when more than a dozen people rushed into the bar. >> for some reason, a large group of people came in, 20-30 came in, some type of disturbance breaks out and several shots are fired. >> the warnings -- bar has not identified any of the shooting victim. this is stockton's 17th shooting of the year and the seventh this month. >> john was at the opening of lee's campaign headquarters, but it was an opening without a candidate. >> this is about the city, the people in the city. the current mayor is him and he told me this morning he is not running for m

usually during these water rescues, they say, the people involved are suffering from hypothermia. doubts say if you plan on going -- deputies say it's a good if you plan on going through, it's essential to bring a cell phone or some sort of communication device. if you don't have a storage device, have at least a whistle and at least if you get in trouble you can calm that way. back to you. >> thank you. >>> we're learn about a fire set by an inmate at the sonoma county jail. the "press democrat" reports the fire happened around 5:30 last night. the inmate use at lighting fixture in his cell to ignite a mattress. correctional officers were able to put out the fire with a garden hose. no injuries are being reported. >>> there's controversy over some recent action over the contra costa county's fire chief. it's report the that darryl louder pill -- reported that the daryl louder billed the commission for harvard. and he lest on the eve of tentative -- left on the eve of tentative cuts or -- cuts for firefighter the. he said he understands the issue of bad timing but says the program

. -- hypothermia.to die. >> we are not hiding behind any documents and i don't think the unjust accusations are warranted. >> the council did not answer any questions tonight, and there was no discussion as to who would conduct the independent investigation or what -- when it would occur. some residents and citizens say this -- they were so frustrated they walked out of the meeting. reporting live, alan wopping, abc7 news. >> thanks. >>> two tributes tonight in honor of the san francisco firefighters who died after fighting a fire in the city's diamond heights neighborhood last thursday. san francisco's coit tower is lit up in red in memory of lieu 10 -- lieutenant perez and valereo. it is a monument to the city's firefighters. mayor ed le shook hands with the family at at&t park. >>> and there was a vigil in san jose. sunnyvale police discovered the body stuffed in a trash bag on sunday morning. arosco sold beverages. her killing shocked those who knew her well. >> last time we talked to her was satur

minutes into the swim park police and rescue boat caught up with a guy who was wearing who is nearing hypothermia and dragged him out of the boat and the man told police that god had told him to swim to liberty island and he rather drown them get on the boat and i was checked into a hospital as of right now as condition is unknown but if he pulls through and the voices in his head persist i think news may have just found the replacement for glenn beck at the end of the month. coming out breaking news from fox news channel three aware of hand puppets garrulity that were bullies big bird and his pals on sesame street are destroying america's use of these networks for his act is that it better. let's not forget that we had an apartheid regime right now and. i think the bombings feed on the well. we have the government says they're going to keep you safe.

. >> one of the boaters was treated for hypothermia.ll three were boaters were from the eureka area. >>> president obama holds a white house news conference at 8:30 this morning. alison burns is live to tell us some of the tough questions he will be facing. >> reporter: that's right. president obama is expected to start this news conference with a brief speech this morning talking about jobs, the economy, during a campaign stop in -- campaign-style stop in iowa yesterday -- >> no matter what you may hear, there's no silver bullet to reverse a deck eight cull of -- decade full of deficits. but 72 americans approve of the president's strategy in afghanistan. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> well, dianne feinstein joining other senators. they are gonna release a video that they appear in. it's called the "it gets better" video and the senators say they are working hard to fulfill the promise of equality for all. now, president obama and michelle obama have always taken part in this campaign. ♪ sh

the other is hypothermia. people think they can leave the child in the car for just a few moments and run into the house or store. >> we saw a case of a toddler last week who was left last week in the car. it happens really, really fast. >> temperature in the car goes up very quickly. >> the child is aware. this is a very painful and scary thing for them. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> thank you very much. where can we get more information about your summer safety tips? >> we have a website. childsafety where you can hear about our program. you can go to our calendar. you can register for a car seat fitting and have an appointment with our certified technicians or find on the website about various events in the community. >> lcph. thank you very much for coming in today. nice to see you under these circumstances rather than the sadder circumstances. >> we want to keep the kids safe and healthy. >> thank you very much. we still have more ahead on "today in the bay." dining out for free this day.r's day. where yo

no hypothermia or at the significant to deal with. what they are dealing with is the insurance company to get that out to see if they could siphon off the 800 gal. of diesel that are all the crap vessel. that is what they what dealt with. it or out to sea. there is plenty of it still. we will not know for sure until about a half an hour from now with the coast guard says of a helicopter. they wanted to do that at first light around 6:00 a.m. but for whatever reason, and logistical reasons, they were not able to go up. we will get the answer about a half-hour as far as how much of diesel if any has spilled into the ocean in the house of this project will last. >> have they said how they will get the boat out of the water? >> is there is a lot of diesel there is a chance it will have to size it off in that drive the boat with a tug boat instead francisco bay. whatever they do it will have to be dragged into san francisco bay to a porct. te reason why there is no urgency ordinance boom in place is because of the diesel dissipates of like

of colorado going on and they had to go out and get some of these bicyclists and treat them for hypothermia tires on the bike, why not. >>> take a look at your weather. speaking of. we have violent storms threatening minneapolis, ç chicago, st. louis, also little rock and dallas. those storms move into the ohio valley and d.c. by afternoon. thunderstorms in florida and from houston to shepor >> 66 in fargo. 75 in the twin cities. 84 in detroit. near 80 in boston and new york. 90s from dallas to miami. 79 in salt lake city. 84 in albuquerque. 105 in phoenix. >>> there is really nothing quite like a well-scheduled news event. and what's better than this one? >> the masses came out this morning. as they've had year after year at stonehenge, of course, in southern england, all to welcome the summer solstice, the first day of summer. and the day with the most amount of sunshine we should point out. >> i really want to go to stonehenge. that's on my bucket list. there is plenty of celebrating and carrying on. it's kind of depressing to think from this day forward the days are only going to get sh

one was taken to a hospital and treated for hypothermia. san francisco, i'm christie smith. marla, back to you. >> christie, thank you for that live report. we're going to check the forecast with christina. good morning. >> good morning to you. we don't really have any weather in san francisco. could be low cloud ceilings. that's due to a little bit of fog. really, no major weather. those delays, i wouldn't worry about those. check ahead with your carrier as always before flying. the system is pulling out, a great deal of sunshine in the bay area, temperatures in the 50s. we're not going to climb all that much even in full sunshine. that's it in santa rosa, 62 in san francisco, 69 in santa cruz. back to you, marla. >> okay, christina, thank you for that we'll be back with our next news and weather update at 7:56. . . ♪ baby baby ♪ ooh baby baby >>> 7:30 now on this wednesday morning june 29th, 2011. we have an energetic crowd with us this morning. but as they say, you ain't seen nothing yet. friday we're throwing a party on the plaza to get