drinking his rum on the boat. to find him. >> but chris's father roger was taking his best friend's disappearance very seriously. roger, a man used to getting thing done no matter what the cost, immediately lined up private search planes and boats to look for jimmy. but there was a problem. president george bush and air force one were in palm beach county that day. >> at that particular time there was a no-fly zone called. >>> with hours lost waiting, roger immediately got a plane in the air but returned shortly after as darkness turned blue seas to black. the coast guard also launch ad falcon jet with infrared night vision cameras. around midnight it spotted something about 40 miles off the coast of florida. >> got him. he's at 10:00. >> got it. okay. >> we get a call from the coast guard that they had identified the boat and they were sending a marine boat, or a cruiser, to intercept it. >> and you're thinking at that point, that's good news. >> i'm thinking, great. >> news. if they foun" the boat, my thought is

phase of this is to retrieve the boat and make sure they 800 gal. of diesel fuel does not spread now that the sun is up we can see a clear view road and what you're seeing is the tail sticking out of the water they said before the ship capsized the fisherman where able to deal flow went up in playable devise. this is video right after it happened that caused card believes the water was choppy at the time and cause the boat to capsize will get the version from a fisherman. they were heading back to the bay with a boat full of crabs were not sure how much tiso was on the boat. standing right here is very does not appear to be diesel in the water. the coast guard will launch helicopter student jacket out. to see if any has spilled into the water. the cleanup effort the hon. at the pay for and if it's too expensive the federal government may become involved carried we talk to the capital once he was rescued and we will have that interview locally run >> are they putting a boom all around this boat as we can see a possible sheehan. because >> it was dark

now they will shift the focus to the boat on the water. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> 6:02. governor brown is expected to sign the state budget soon. it passed the state legislature last night. because there is no tax increase or tax renewal, a simply majority vote was enough to pass. not a single republican vote was needed but there is something in the budget for each party to dislike. >> this will devastate further public education, the children. another $3 billion worth of cuts. >> this budget right now doesn't go far enough to correct what is wrong in california. it will be a relief to taxpayers if the actual tax, if the taxes go back to what they were before 2009. >> temporary taxes are set to expire on friday. the state sales tax would drop by 1% and the vehicle license tax would drop by half. the governor released a statement saying the lemousliture, "made tough choices and delivered an honest, balanced an on-time budget with painful cuts." if he signs it, as expected, it will be only the sixth

the boats are and progress of being assembled, tested. more than just the five people on the boat. each boat will carry up to 25 people as part of their team to participate. of course, this is all about the america's cup coming here in 2013. the america's cup world series provides not only the background for the teams to practice, learn how to sail catamarans, wind sails, what with their sponsors to win the event, but it also allows us to educate us about the role that we raise in, educate the people out there fascinated by these boats, and allows us to bring it to the people, prior to coming to san francisco. we hope to bring an enormous event here to san francisco. the early signs for the ac 45's, which are really the training wheels for the ac 72's that will be performing here. imagine a boat that is substantially larger going much faster. it is what you have already seen on steroids. by the way, we are drug tested and every event. maybe the boats will need to be. [laughter] so we have 10 boats, eight nations on the start line in portugal. we are looking forward to it. there are

boats, ac-45s are brand new, using the latest in sail boat technology. considered to be some of the world's fastest. now we're tacking. i believe that's where the sail's going to move. i know you can't see it. maybe george can go there. there's the golden gate there in front of us. and we're getting ready to tact to head back to the yacht club. there she is. above you right there. that's what a fixed wing sail looks like. it's fixed, and there's no flapping like on a traditional cloth or polyester sail which adds to the dynamics and the speed that you're going to see in these new class of boats coming to the world cup. >> these are right on the edge. you have to push them to the edge to sail them well. there's consequences, that's for sure. >> can we push it more? >> yeah, sure. you can see these boats are fast. there's a lot of risk involved. >> how fast are these boats compared to the old ones? the old ones topped out around 14, 15 knots. >> if you are lucky. probably the best comparison. a push cart to a formula one car. on a short course, you know, so

when the fighting broke out, they tried their work on the -- there look on the boat. but they were ill-prepared. >> we started to go hungry, baked by the sun. [unintelligible] >> using a satellite phone, thee migrants managed to reach a roman catholic pull -- priest in rome. he also comes from ethiopia and has devoted himself to helping compatriots in distress. he contacted nato in naples, where operations in libya are coordinated. >> i hope that with its many ships in the mediterranean at nato would take up the matter. they could send a helicopter. >> the people on the boat hoped they would be rescued. they were still far from lampedus and their fuel was almost gone. elation. they were spotted. >> they said, "we can help you." the helicopter was close to us. >> we showed then the babies on board. and the empty water containers. but the only photograph us and flew away. -- they only photographed us and flew away. >> we want to go to them, but could not reach them. >> and nato was notified. it monitors the region from the air, and is not to have spotted the boat. >> nat

the three fishermen are okay. they' they're -- their boat capsized this morning and three fishermen went in the water. they had a life raft on board and the coast guard found them floating safely in the raft. they had about 270 crab pots on board. 80 of those were full. the fishermen believe the load shifted and it caused them to tip. >> the boat rolled over and wouldn't come back. >> they don't think weather was an issue. it was clear at the time. they think it was a shift in their load. all the men are from arcadia. they are okay and resting and waiting for the wife of one men to come pick them up. they are looking into recovering things from the boat, including the crab. 80 pots of crab. the boat is 600 yards offshore from here. it might be stuck on something. coast guard is not sure. it's dark and the main concern is getting people rescue and getting them shore. once they get daylight, they will check it out and see what they can recover. make sure there isn't fuel leaking in the water. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> govern

take time to repair the boat damaged in today's accident and they have got to get the team and the boat tuned up before they start racing for rall in portugal. but if you would like a layman answer to the question how fast answer to the question how fast? >> pretty damn fast. from the america cup 45 abc 7 news. >> that sums it up. >> airlines make more money than you might have thought on the fees they charge for things like check baggage. passengers paid over 5.7 billion dollars last year alone to check bags, change reservation, choose a seat buy a ticket by telephone. delta collected the most 9 52 million dollars. united and continental which recently merged grossed 6 55 million. passengers paid american 5 80 million dollars. >> here is a cold fact about insomnia. experts at the university of pittsburgh say cooling your brain can reduce the amount of tile it takes to fall asleep and keep you asleep longer. researchers discovered this by testing cap with tubes of circulating water at various temperature on sleep study volunteers. turs out cooler water slows metabolism in the frontal co

they were actually clinging to the side of the boat at the time.s is near the cliff house in san francisco. they were able to send out a mayday call about 12:40 this morning and even deploy a lifeboat and seal up a portion of the boat so it wouldn't totally sink. that was a scary 20 minutes. the coast guard said they had them out and safe by 1:00 this morning. we spoke with one man on board. he says it's a crab boat. dozens of pots were full and something shifted. >> we just rolled, a lot of gearshifting on the deck and the pilot took -- rolled over and didn't come back. that's all. it happened real quick. >> reporter: two of the men are resting this morning. a third we're told was taken to the hospital for observation and treated for possible hypothermia. this isn't over yet. the coast guard learned that the boat was full of 800 gallons of diesel fuel. they are telling me we just got an update. they are going to be doing a flyover at about 8:00 this morning to see if any of that leaked out. they will be looking for a sheen on the water. of course

take time to repair the boat damaged in today's accident and they have got to get the team and the boat up before they start racing for real in portugal. layman answer to the question how fast. >> pretty damn fast. abc 7 news. >> exciting day on the bay. >> more to bring you on 7 news at 9:00 continues here tonight. troubling new question about his the technology behind electric cars. we want to ask the ceo of nissan tonight can he turn over a new leaf? >> numbers are staggering. which air license is making the most money by charging us to check bags. >> plane of the future. transparent aircraft where passengers can sea through the cabin walls. >> and sharper focus. asteroids starring in nasa new video. another half hour of [ jerry ] look at this! you got a state-of-the-art man-cave, but the savings account of a cave-man! hey sports fans check this out. [ beep ] oops, my bad. earn more with interestplus savings at capitalone.com. that's new school banking, baby! ooh, 3-d! instead of earning bupkus, your savings could be earning three times the national average! three times more. go onli

the time. this is a commercial fishing boat, 49 foot long boat. the coast guard got the call about 12:40 this morning. i spoke with them. they tell me the owner and two others were able to deploy a life raft and try and help themselves. the coast guard had them out of the water by about 1:05 this morning. they tell me there were 270 crab pots on board, 80 of them full of crab. somehow the weight on the boat shifted and that's what they think caused the boat to tip over. 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 b

what a night for the three men. their boat tipped over basically sending them right into the frigid water of the pacific ocean. i'm told it was 55 degrees, that's what the coast guard says when they got the mayday call. came in about 12:40 a.m. coast guard station golden gate responded. they were looking for a 49 foot fishing boat that was down. they say the rear facing up out of the water. the three men, though, they say were able to deploy a life raft. >> and made a quick certainly of the area and saw that there was a life raft getting taken out past oceanwood, cliff house restaurant. came alongside the life raft and there's three people inside, confirmed all three of them were there. got them out of the life raft and brought them on board and brought them back in. >> reporter: now, the coast guard tells me the fishing boat had 270 crab pots on it and 80 of them were full. the weight of something on board shifted and that caused the boat to tip over. two men were taken to the coast guard station and are resting at this hour,

they were trying to climb out of the boat by the japs were shooting out i said head skyward and we found that access through the reef and that's when i landed these guys happened i don't know i don't know i think i did i think. however despite the heavy casualties from the disaster was. a coordinated japanese congress act might have overrun the exhaust. but there was no communication from the japanese command and the japanese admiral in charge of shivah saki decided to move is headquarters from this area to the south part of the island and when they were doing that they went outside of their bunker and a five and shell exploded right near them and killed them off and in doing that in losing their tactical commander on the first day of battle the japanese did not mount counter attack in the night which potentially could have driven the marines right off the island. i've had my moment of. let's go take a look at those eight inch. the legacy of the battle is still scattered across the sands of day she'd go to this day the island is covered with the rusting remains of several of the big guns

we got stuck on the relief and i went all the guys on my boat i think i remember saying let's go i left both and i said no because i knew these guys would have drowned because we were over a hundred yards from the sand and they would have gone with their every packs not that this happened i don't know i think i could i think i said knowledge say in the boat they were trying to climb out of the boat while the japs were shooting i. had style and we found that access through the reef and that's when i landed these guys on the piece happened i don't know i don't know i think i did and i think i. however despite the heavy casualties for the disaster was averted a coordinated japanese counterattack might have overrun the exhaust reads but there was no communication with the japanese command bunker the japanese admiral in charge of shivah saki decided to move his headquarters from this area to the south part of the island and when they were doing that they went outside of their bunker and a five inch shell exploded right near them and killed them all and in doing that in losing their tactical

the island. after waiting nearly twenty hours in their boats the first battalion eighth marines attempted to land ashore almost half of them never made it to the beach a large number of the all the kids were knocked out of action in the first day and after that they had to use primarily hagan's beds in the higgins boats were dropping the marines off at the fringing reef because they couldn't make it all the way after the island and the marines had to go about seven hundred yards across a tidal flat and in doing so they were basically wading through waist deep water all along this area from red beach three to and one into the face of tremendous japanese fire. the battle had many own some heroes in the midst of the landings a young naval officer was on board a higgins boat in the horrible calmly rescuing wounded marines from the water while several enemy machine gunners tried to knock him out. that young lieutenant j.g. was a yogurt and he was a rising hollywood actor before in this thing in the navy he had stored in several movies and with major headline television shows including the popular seri

you can see part of the boat sticking out of the water. the boat capsized near the boat ramp in about eight feet of water around noon. all three on board were plucked out of the bay and taken to alameda hospital for evaluation. >>> well, a woman whose dog was stolen off its leash in south san francisco has been reunited with her pet. she was walking her dog on eucalyptus avenue on friday when a man took him. he claimed the dog was hit, grabbed kelsey and took off in his car. zuniga called police and filed a report. but there is more to the story. the suspect actually owned the dog, but police say he abandoned it when he moved. zuniga says she found kelsey wandering the streets of south san francisco last october and brought him to the humane society and later adopted him. >> he was in bad, bad, bad shape. he was a little over two pounds. and he was supposed to be six. i had never seen a dog -- i know the neighborhood and i have never seen the dog. >> the suspect was arrested and he is still in jail tonight facing assault and robbery charge

the water. a dragon boat that is. >> my sister told me endless stories about her experience on the dragon boat. >> that's what got benjamin chan to join team nova. now he and his teammates compete every year in the hong kong dragon boat festival, and you don't have to go to hong kong to see it. festivals are held in many cities across the u.s. >> you feel this euphoria that just energizes you and all the teamwork and you know the physical activity that you do. it's really exciting. >> all about teamwork. everybody's mind has to be at the same place. >> to do that, takes a lot of preparation. we got to watch as some teams practiced for the big event. dragon boat racing takes up to 20 paddlers, and puts them all in a 40 foot boat. athletes paddle like crazy to get to the finish line first. >> the two people who sit in the front on the right and the left are called the pacers or the strokers. they are responsible for setting the pace and the drummer is responsible for making sure they're always synchronized. >> since this was only a practice, we didn't have a drummer on board. but that didn't stop

probably the best compareston is a push boat to a formula one car. these are the fastest boats today over 40 miles an hour. on a short course, just fly it up a bit. you know, so that's the risk. you can tip them over. these boats you have to push them hard. we're not wearing the helmets for the looks, that's for sure. >> they do need the helmets. look at this video. this happened a couple hours after we were out there on the bay. this was actually russell coutts' boat. that's jimmy's colleague. russell's boat is the one that tipped over. caught a gust of wind and you can see all five sailors like ants falling in the water. bottom line, everyone's okay and this is part of the process of them doing these test runs so they can see what limits, how far can they take these boats and here's that fixed wing from russell's sail boat. he actually went, i don't know if you saw it. you saw someone go through the wing. that was him. he went between one of these spars. you can see this is what the wing is made of. almost like if you did model planes, it's like a s

the boat is likely a loss and a father's day they won't soon forget to. patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> fire crews were busy overnight with a search-and- rescue in the oakland rhettry. crews were called to the water near swan way and doolittle drive. they found a small boat on fire in the estuary about three feet of grays harbor in the boat was burning. crews immediately ladies and gentlemenned a search for a possible person on board or in the water, but they did not find anything. the fire was quickly contained.. >>> volunteers wrapped up a three-day long search for clues in the disappearance of michelle lee. as ktvu's allie rasmus explains it was an especially emotionat day for one volunteer who spent the day searching for his daughter. >> reporter: volunteers prepared to hit trails, neighborhoods and industrial areas across the east bay, and son le was going with them. >> the only present that i really want for father day is nishelle here. >> reporter: police are investigating her disappearance as a possible homicide. so far there are no named suspe

. >> the boat is very true to the original size.replica of how the boat would have sailed in 1851. >> the owner troy sears showed me around. >> the boat is entirely a wooden boat. just like it was in 1851. >> the original america was scrapped after it was severely damaged in the 1940s. sears bought this 1995 remake six years ago. he brought it to the site of the next america's cup figuring people would be willing to pay to go for a sail. >> there is so something special about getting on the boat and sailing under the bridge and having the historical ties watching modern technology. it started the whole america cup. >> 150 years ago, the original america was state-of-the-art. now it seems incredibly opulent for race boat. >> in the 19th century, it came with salons. pantry to hold a month of meals and state room with private baths or showers. >> we have six showers. >> not the modern race boat. but in the day, it was no less technological marvel. in 1851, narrow bow and a wide stern was opposite from the norm. the royal british yacht

cleveland came on the boat later that night and had some cigars. maybe the cigars were the problem to begin with, had some cigars and then the next day the boat set sail into long island and it was shortly after 12:00 that cleveland went downstairs. there was a small room below the deck that they had converted into a makeshift operating theater and was a very small and cramped room and what they did is there was no operating table to have a chair that they lashed the senator in the room and cleveland came and they cost of his head and neck with pillows. they did have an anesthesia. they used ether primarily in had much as oxide but they found it didn't sedate the president will enough's of the operation was done under either which incidentally is very volatile compound and operating with this in the close confines of a room below the deck was not the best place to do it. the operation took about 90 minutes and what they did is remove the tumor along with the upper left palette and pretty much of the teeth behind your itunes on the left everything go

it will take time to repair the boat and get the team and boat tuned up before racing for real in portugal. >> she goes pretty damn fast. mark matthews, abc 7 news. >> exhil rating to say the least. >> san francisco may get stuck for the bill. america's cup organizing committee raised only two of the 12 it promised. if it is not raised it would come out of the city fund. mayor ed lee is not worried. >> there is's lot of excitement . i have every faith they will raise the money and cover our city contributions for all of the things we are doing . cover the event. >> america's cup organizing committee is confident that 6 and 7 figured checks will roll in. >> the message that students got on the first day of summer school. they are participate nothing the bridge to success program that motivates them to get a college degree. >> things have changed so radically. if you don't have the tools of the world in which you are living in, how are you going to compete? >> microsoft is donating $500,000 in software and $15,000 in computers to the city college program. >> terrific. >> it is like in the ba

. >> we're pushing the boats really hard, that's state of the art.ou make a mistake, you may for it. >> reporter: murray jones is smiling now, but he wasn't smiling when six oracle team members made a mistake and paid for it big time monday afternoon. >> we were pushing the boat hard and it capsized. we knew it was going to happen and it happened today. >> reporter: jones was on board the oracle five when it flipped much he and the crew were in a racing position near the golden gate bridge. a couple members fell into the water. >> i climbed down and stayed dry. >> reporter: racing is tricky and dangerous. >> in the strong winds you can be conservative and safe. when you're in a racing situation, you can push it as hard as you can, we try to find those limits. it's a new boat. >> reporter: a new practice boat that's almost half the size of a real america's cup racing bite. the team will be here for a month to practice on the boot that will be used in the race. >> it's good for our team to get out on the racetrack, experience the winds, the currents. >

no one was hurt but we learned they flipped the boat a short time ago. the 34th american cup race takes place in the american bay in 2013. >> all right, turning to other news now. getting good customer service can be a challenge. it can when e-mail is your only option . which top on line retailers keep customers waiting for answers and which ones are johnnie on the spot. office depo responded to customer e-mails fastest taking 48 minutes. crate and barrel took 88 hours to answer the e-mails . it is barnes and noble had the longest of 8 minutes and three seconds. the company that looks at the top 100. you can check out the entire today by going to abc sevennews.comand clicking on sevenon your side. >> you could be seeing fewer phone books tossed in the garbage, soon. they have approved a measure that stops the delivery of white page directories by verizon. they will only get the white pages if they make a request. it was approved as a way to cut paper waste. >> you can see it up front and you have lawyers and -- layers and layers of the phone books . they

the boat was anchored in the east river, and the doctor were ferried under cover of darkness, each of them separately from different piers so nobody would know what was going on. cleveland came on the boat later that night, had some cigars -- maybe the cigars were the problem to begin with -- and then the next morning the boat set sail and sailed into long island sound. and it was shortly after 12:00 that cleveland went downstairs. there was a small room they had converted into a makeshift operating theater. there was no operating table, they just had a chair that they lashed the center to the mast that was in the center of the room, and cleveland came in, and they propped up his neck and his head with some pillows. they, they did have anesthesia, they used either primarily. they also --' they are. they used nitrous oxide, but they found it didn't sedate the president enough. so they used ether, and operating with this in the close confines of a room on a yacht was probably not the best place. the operation took about 09 minutes, and what they -- 90 minutes, and what they did was they

it is still of the boat. what you see above the water is the stern, the back of the boat. >> thank you, well. we know that you will update us. >> we are following the latest out of lake merritt, a diesel spilled into the lake. private company will be out for clean up this morning. jackie sissel is live on the scene. >> we have not seen any cruise come out here yet. it is an unusual sight to see oil booms of lake yesterday's rain caused the diesel to come into the lake from a nearby storm drain. they do not know how, that investigation will be done by parks and recreation and fish and game. you can see some of the water fowl and there. they do not want to see the animals affected by the diesel fuel. it will be back out here this morning to begin the cleanup. we are not sure what time that cleanup will start. >> new this morning, tmz posted this picture of a giants fan bryan stow on the day he was brutally beaten. it shows bryan still standing up in the black jersey holding a beer in happily posing with his frie

you can see the stern of the boat sticking out of the water. it flipped around 1:00 a.m.fhouse restaurant. nearly 300 crab pops they had on board are to blame for what happened. >> the gear shifted on the deck and the pilot took a roll. it it wouldn't come back. it happened real quick. >> thankfully the coast guard was able to rescue all three men from the water. the diesel fuel leak was contained with boons. >>> and another mishap out out on the water. tourists on a sight seeing duck boat got an extra adventure. the boat's engine started smoking and then lost power in mccovey cove while cruising in at&t park. the san francisco fire department towed the boat back to shore. papassengers say hey, it was okay. >> a lot of smoke. >> a lot of smoke. a lot of sinky smell. but the boat stayed afloat and that is the important thing. >> that's it. >> and the captain did great. >> did a good job. >> managers from the ride the ducks company say the boats are essentially unsinkable and even if they do take on water they can still be driven in. passengers hopped on to another boat to

the royal british yacht squadron was blunt-nosed boats. >> they felt that the boat was backwards. at is right, then we're all wrong. >> the british were all wrong. even 20 years later the brits couldn't beat america. >> this summer, as modern day america cup team practiced on the bay in high-speed catamaran. sears hopes that boatload of spectators will want to be on his replica watching the action. >> we're not a tour operator. not a bay cruise. we are experience -- we want to connect people with the experience of the america's cup. >> it means hoisted sails to top of the hundred-foot mass, griping wenches and hauling the line. >> if they want to help clean afterwards, we'll be happy to let them do it. >> $57 for two or three -- $75 for two or three-hour sail. he's planning to be open for business this month. >> as long as there is local depand for me to be here, i'll be here. >> he will be here for america cup in 2013. sears says he hasn't missed one of those in a quarter century. mark matthews, abc7 news. >>> don't go away. "7 on your side" is next. >> do you have a blockbuster g

. >> the boat is true to the original size.is an exact one to one replicaand how the boat would have sailed. >> it is an entirely wooden beat. >> sears bought this remake six years ago and brought it to the site of the next america's cup figuring that people would be willing to pay for a sail. >> it is something special and having that historic tie and watching the modern technology and being on state of the art that started the whole america's cup. >> 150 years ago, the america was state of the art. >> and today a modern racing boat would maximize the performance. >> 19th century they came with salon and galleys capable of producing a banquet and pantries with a month's world of meals and state rooms. >> we have six showers on the boat. >> but in its day the america was a technologal marvel. 18 thereto 51 a narrow bow and wide stern was the opposite. the royal yacht squad ron was blunt nosed. >> they felt it was back wards. if that is right they were wrong. >> 20 years later the brits couldn't beat america and this summer, as

the crab fisherman says their load shifted, causing the boat to roll. they were treated and released no. one was injured z coast guard used booms to contain the leaking diesel fuel. >> another mishap today, tourists on a duck boat got an traechl adventure for the price of a ticket today. the engine started smoking and lost power at mccovey cove. and the fire department towed the boat back to store, managers say passengers were not in danger. >> there is a lot of safety systems on that the original world war ii boats didn't have. and this is pretty much unsinkable. it fills up and they can still be driven in. >> passengers enjoyed a detour, they say, and hopped on to another boat throughout the streets of san francisco. >> tourists enjoyed weather we've had today. >> yes. >> throughout the bay area, rain went away. >> and there is a warm up today than yesterday. and there is the heat is on. in emeryville looking westward across alcatras and throughout the golden gate, a few clouds and lots of breaks and blue skies. it's a beautiful evening around the bay

they said the boat capsized when a load of gear shifted on the deck of the boat. >>> this morning, bart will continue negotiating settlements for people impacted by that shooting which killed oscar grant. anne makovec is in oakland this morning with details of a major payout to grant's mother. good morning, anne. >> reporter: major payout yesterday to grant's mother, $1.3 million. and bart could be on the line for millions more today after another settlement here in the federal civil rights lawsuit. they are going to be negotiating with several people today. each of the five officers involved that day is being sued by brothers nigel and jackie bryson, michael greer, carlos reyes, fernando azenty and oscar grant's father. they were on the platform when grant was killed. bart is taking responsibility for its officers in this case. grant was killed on new year's day 2009. former bart officer johannes mehserle said he mistook his gun for a taser and it was a mistake. the daughter was awarded $1 .5 million on top of the $1 .3 million awarded to the mother yesterday. >> what would make me sat

how long have you -- what's the longest time you spent on a boat sailing? >> sailing? rhode island to st. martin. that's like -- no, that's not true at all. [ laughter ] the longest trip i took -- the longest time i -- that's the longest trip. the longest time i was on a boat was between bermuda and new york one october 1979. it took me 11 days to get to new york from bermuda. >> jimmy: 11 days. >> yeah, i hit a storm and had to turn and go out to sea. >> jimmy: bermuda triangle -- two. >> no, i was north of that. >> jimmy: probably got trapped in, like, a wormhole of your own there? >> no, you can't scare me with that kind of stuff. >> jimmy: i can't. no, no, no. now, when i go sailing -- when i go sailing with you -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: when you invite me -- >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what will my job be? what will i do on the boat? just make drinks for you? >> cook. >> jimmy: cook? >> can you cook? >> jimmy: yeah. >> good, 'cause that's what you'll have to do. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you have a microwave on the boat? [ laughter ] hey, i was thinking it would be k