and gold fleet, and they tell me that there was a ferry full of passengers and that their captain, jim lily, and other crew members, saw the men were in trouble, flapping their arms around. they sprang into action and were able to rescue the one boater. i'm told by the ferry company they do man overboard training frequently, so it looked like that helped out a lot in this case. that's the latest. i'm kate larson, "abc7 news." back to you. >> kate, thank you so much. >>> this rescue was incredible to watch. only sky 7 was overhead as it all happened. we streamed it live through the "abc7 news" app. download it now so you can see news as it happens. >>> the bay area heat wave is having it s effect in the south bay tonight. a teenager passed out in the heat. sky 7 caught the teenager talking with and being treated by emergency crews. officials tell us the girl had been hiking with another young woman. cews loaded her on a stretcher and took her to the hospital to be checked out. temperatures were in the low 90s at the time of the rescue. >>> our extreme heat has turned deadly. two people in sa

. >> reporter: captain jim lily describing the rough conditions on the bay yesterday.aving. >> reporter: at 2:30, he noted them about the boat in distress and said they were going on a detour to help. >> we yelled over to them and asked if they were okay. they kind of gave us a little bit. we're kind of okay. that right away is when we said we need to get the man overboard gear ready. >> reporter: they rescue about ten people from the bay a year and they assist the coast guard with dozens more rescues which is why they train regularly on man overboard procedures. >> in this cabinet is where we keep our overboard ladder, life vests with ropes, life rings. >> reporter: sky 7 overhead as the ferry crew lowered the net ladder and threw a life vest on a rope to one of the men struggling in the 55-degree water. >> my crew wrapped them up with a blanket once we got on the boat. eventually somebody would have found them but they were pretty cold. >> reporter: the coast forward showed up five minutes later and rescued the other two. >> thanks for joining us. abc 7 news at 5:00

. >> reporter: captain jim lily describing the rough conditions on the bay yesterday when he and his ferry crew spotted this capsized boat and three men in the water. >> we saw about a half mile away a couple guys waving. and they looked like they were in trouble, of course. >> reporter: at 2:30 yesterday afternoon, lily notified the coast guard and told his ferry passengers they were going on a detour to help. >> we yelled over to them, and asked if they were okay. and they kind of gave us, a little bit. we're kind of okay. that right away is when we said, okay, we need to get the man overboard gear ready. >> reporter: ferry crews actually rescue about ten people from the bay a year and assist the coast guard with dozens more rescues, which is why they train regularly on man overboard procedures. >> we keep our overboard ladder, life vests with ropes, life rings. >> reporter: overhead as they threw the life vest on a rope to one of the men struggling in the water -- >> the water is about 50, 59 degrees. in 20 minutes you're not doing good at all. >> reporter: thanks to captain lily'

. >> reporter: captain jim lily describing the rough conditions on the bay yesterday when he and his ferry crew spotted this capsized boat and three men in the water. >> we saw about a half mile away a couple guys waving. and they looked like they were in trouble, of course. >> reporter: at 2:30 yesterday afternoon, lily notified the coast guard and told his ferry passengers they were going on a detour to help. >> we yelled over to them, and asked if they were okay. and they kind of gave us, a little bit. we're kind of okay. that right away is when we said, okay, we need to get the man overboard gear ready. >> reporter: ferry crews actually rescue about ten people from the bay a year and assist the coast guard with dozens more rescues, which is why they train regularly on man overboard procedures. >> we keep our overboard ladder, life vests with ropes, life rings. >> reporter: overhead as they threw the life vest on a rope to one of the men struggling in the water -- >> the water is about 50, 59 degrees. in 20 minutes you're not doing good at all. >> reporter: thanks to captain lily'