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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center, this is abc7 news. >> you just don't expect that in your neighborhood. you think it is safe and you think it is quiet and then you see this. >> it is devastating not only to the families of the victims, but to the neighbors here as well. >> five people killed. tonight a suspect is behind bars. we learned more about him and his relationship with the victim. good evening. martin martinez is accused of killing five people, three under six years old in a house in modesto. the bodies were found yesterday afternoon. martinez was arrested 80 miles away overnight in san jose. a crew was in san jose. abc7 news reporter sergio has been following it since it broke and has the latest from

modesto. >> they set up candles outside the home. neighbors never talked with the people who lived here. one resident was recognizable. >> they never like to be friendly. i remember seeing the guy whose picture i saw on days book. i remember seeing him. >> she is talking about this picture released by modesto police of martin martinez. he was quickly thaimed as a person of interest when officers found five dead people in this home on saturday afternoon. two women and three little girls aged between six months and six years old. his red lincoln navigator was spotted near his relative's home a few hours into the investigation. he was arrested by san jose police shortly after that and booked on suspicion of murder. investigators say the youngest victim is his own daughter. >> we have also determined that there is a past relationship between martin and one of the victims inside

and one of the children is his. >> it is not clear which one of the adult vic i'm its martin may have had a relationship with. she is one of the victims found in the house and one of her colleagues tells us at least two of the children were victims in the house. police have not confirmed the identity of the second adult in that house. residents on the street say the murders of five people here is unnerving. >> it is very scary. you have to be very careful. i cannot believe a person doing this to his own family. >> police have not said how the five victims died. the friends who have come out to leave these candles and flowers for dr. amanda cruz and her family say she was their physician and they are shocked she is gone. in modesto abc7 news. >> amanda cruz was a physician stanislaus county and she recently moved to the house in

martinez. we know two of the three children killed were her children and one was also the child of martinez. the children ranged in age from six months to six years old. according to a facebook post by someone claiming to be martinez's sister the other adult killed was martinez's mother. stay with abc7 news for the latest on the murders in modesto. we will have updates on our website, abc7 fuse.com and on the abc7 morning news at 4:30. and now to some incredible photos and video out of southern california where rain has caused a brej on interstate 10 in riverside county to collapse. one driver was hurt and they had to be rescued after their truck fell into the river below the road that washed out. the highway is closed in both directions at eying dwell mountain road about 50 miles west of the arizona border. cal fire says at least 500 drivers are strappedded. stranded. cal trans says this major highway between california and arizona will be closed

indefinately. the remanence of tropical storm dolores because record breaking rain to southern california. it caused mudslide in san bernadino county. the angels and padres' games were rained out for the first time in years. let's head to meteorologist drew touma for a eke which. >> we ended on a humid and hot note in parts of the bay area. new records were set in san francisco. a high of 86 besting the old record of 82 and a new high in oakland warm at 91. you can see every whenner we were in the -- we were in the 80s and 90s. live doppler 7hd along with satellite showing you we were humid. the reason why is moisture is streaming up from the remanence of dolores. we'll tell you what that means when you head back to work and when we will see relief in the accu-weather seven-day forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you. rain in san bernadino

county helped calm a large grassfire that swept across interstate 15. the north fire is now 60% contained. on friday flames destroyed 20 cars and trucks as drivers ran for their lives. the fire burned seven homes and 44 more vehicles. cell phone video shows flames rise above pleasanton. the fire started around 8:00 tonight in the molo ranch neighborhood. crews from cal fire assisted the alameda county fire department. two spanish motorcycle -- motorcyclists died at the raceway in monterey county. several racers collided during the first lap of today's moto america super bike, super stock 1,000 race. the crash killed martinez and daniel rivas fernandez. they said, quote our prayers and hearts go out to the family. it has been a little over a month since the balcony

collapsed in berkeley killing six students five from ireland. tonight a vigil to mark the date and the family members of the survivors were there. lilian kim is live at berkeley's par tin luther king civic center park with the story. lilian? >> katie, it is what the irish call a month's hind. a month's mind. it is held a month after a person's death. six survived and -- six dead and seven survived. friends and family members of the victims were joined by others in the irish community who came to pay respects. it has been one month since severe dry rot caused the fifth story balcony to collapse. six people died and seven were injured. >> we failed them. >> people keep saying thank you for all you have done for us and i thought oh my god we haven't done much of anything. we should thank you for your warmth.

>> the families are aware of the ordinance the city council passed just last week mandating periodic inspections of balconies and setting new standards during construction. the family's main focus is on recovery of the seven survivors and five remain in the bay area. of the five one is leaving to ireland soon while the four will remain in rehabilitation centers in the south bay. >> what we are doing is trying to support them. normally what they would be doing is earning income summer work. we are helping them pay their rent and helping them travel up and down to the hospitals. we are helping the families find accommodation. >> the evening was an opportunity for the families to thank the first responders. they are still keeping tabs on the true. >> we are providing intervention to the crew members. they are expressing some sensitivity about responding to the incident. >> an incident that has brought together a community that continues to find comfort and grieving together. in berkeley, lilian kim, abc7

news. >> the impact of our local crime will reach capitol hill when the family of the shooting victim testifies before a committee. she was shot at pier14 on july 1st. she was shot by an undocumented immigrant. san francisco has a sanctuary city policy designed to protect against deportation. lawmakers in michigan have introduced four different bills to crackdown on cities that protect undocumented immigrants. one would deny state funding to those cities. michigan has two known sanctuary cities, detroit and anne arbor. another attack on a mural in san francisco and this time surveillance video shows the vandal in the act. san francisco police hope someone will rec cog thighs this person. you can see the person splashing some kind of liquid on to the mural on june 29th. it was the third time someone damaged the mural at 24th

and bryant street since it debuted last month. the mural mixes lgbt and latino culture. up in flames, that's what happens after a sports car crashed on a bay area bridge. cell phone video shows smoke rising after a corvette slammed into a light pole on the san mateo bridge. a corvette and motorcycle were speeding. little of the corvette remained. the driver suffered injuries . still to come, a shark attack caught on live television. >> waiting for them to come out and i was swimming and going ah! >> the scary moments for a surfer and what happened at the live competition. donald trump is not backing down from controversial comments he made about senator john mccain. in fact he is repeating them. and when funds meet fundraising. that's when abc7 news at 11:0

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>> covering vaw knee shaw, san ramon and san mateo and all of the bay area, this is a bcc7 news. abc7 news. amazing video of the first time a shark attack was captured live by cameras as it was happening. the attack during a professional surfing competition in south africa. the surfer punching and kicking as the shark came for him. lyndsay janice has the details. >> reporter: watch as pro surfer neck fanning is attacked by a shark on live television. fanning on his board off the south african coast when a giant fin comes up behind him. the shark thrashing around and fanning kicking and punching to get away.

the shark's powerful tail knocking him off his board and then dragging him under. for several terrifying seconds fanning can't be seen, but then he pops up. rescuers are racing to pull fanning and his competitor out of the water and looking out for that shark. its teeth suffering the robe connecting fanning's leg to his board. the world class surfer miraculously getting away without a scratch. >> waiting for the teeth to come at me while i was swimming. >> fanning was emotional saying he was worried about wilson. >> you know, even though we are competitors we are still friends. >> wilson also fighting back tears. >> i saw the whole thing and saw him get knocked off his board. a little wave popped up and i thought he has one. >> the organizers cancelling the event and the friends agreeing to share the prize money and feeling lucky to be

alive. >> i am happy to never compete again. seriously to walk away from that, i'm just so stoked. oh man. >> experts say that surfer did the right thing. if you are ever attacked by a shark, your best bet is to punch and kick aiming for the shark's ayes and nose. abc news, new york. a 21-year-old man accidentally drowned in actress demi moore's pool this evening. police were called to the home just after 5:30 this morning. moore's assistant had thrown a party at the house the night before. 20,000 people in the bay area raised $2.2 million to help people living with aids. abc7 news was at golden gate park for the 29th annual aidswalk. the rate of hiv infections has been cut by more than a third thanks in part to research funded by this event. and even though we are past the dark days of the aids

epidemic there is still no cure. >> people need to still be attended to. and they don't realize that this disease is still running rampant in this country. >> there are more people living with aids and the problem is they are taking harsh drugs. that can cause negative side effects. the problem has a different face to it but it is still very real. >> abc7 news anchor dan ashley emceed the event and abc7 news is a proud sponsor. our own drew touma was there. the first time right? >> it was fantastic. everybody said it was hot and humid in golden gate park. set a record high at 86 degrees. the humidity is not going anywhere anytime soon. live doppler 7hd is tracking one lope light shower. one lone light shower. you notice this light shower has developed in the portions of the north bay right here.

it is an isolated shower and it is an indication of the moisture we have in the atmosphere. we will take you live outside and a look at the embarcadero. the flags are barely moving. there is no light breeze happening. remaining warm and muggy with all of the moisture in the atmosphere. it is pretty unsettled. the chance is there on monday and tuesday, and from you looking for relief from the heat and humidity more comfortable temperatures come in the middle of the week. you do not see this all the time in july. we are in the 70s in most spots. 77 in antioch. 73 in oakland. it is a warm 71 in downtown san francisco. 73 in mountain view and the same in san jose. overnight not the best sleeping weather if you don't have ac. the 24-hour temperature change shows you we are some 5 to 13 degrees warmer than we were at this time last night. along with the mild temperatures it is muggy out

there. you can see the circulation off the coast of southern california and that's the leftovers of dolores. the moisture is streaming north and giving us an increase in humidity. but the showers have really brought downpours for the past 48 hours in southern california. look at this north of l.a. and they picked up nearly an inch of rain. south of palm springs anywhere from three to four inches of rain and even around san diego they picked up about two inches of rain. future weather shows you here tomorrow besides coastal clouds a lot of sunshine on the way and perhaps an isolated shower popping up in the afternoon. the threat is still there on tuesday in the morning with that moisture in the atmosphere. we may be dealing with light showers. overnight it is going to be warm and sticky temperatures in the mid60s to the low 70s in portions of the bay area. highs for your monday starting in starting in the south bay. 88 cupertino and 86 milpitas. 82 san mateo and 87 palo alto.

downtown san francisco 76. 90 santa rosa and 88 in vallejo and 92 napa. 80 in oakland and 77 richmond and 84 in fremont and inland is nice and warm. you can see a lot of 90s on the board. the accu-weather seven-day forecast shows warm and humid tomorrow and still sticky on tuesday and unsettled and finally the dryer air and the cooler temperatures move this midweek this week. the next two days the chance is there for an isolated pop up shower. we are tracking that through tuesday afternoon. >> thank you drew. >> check out these sweet new moves from riley curry. her off ♪ how's it progressing with the prisoner? he'll tell us everything he knows very shortly, sir. as you were... where were we? 13 serving 14! service! if your boss stops by, you act like you're working. it's what you do.

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if perchance you smell something putrid in berkeley it might not be because someone forgot to take out the trash. abc7 news was at the uc berkeley bow -- botanical

gardens. before it blooms you can smell why the plant has a dubious nickname. >> and of course the name corpse flower was partly related to the fact that natives often thought it was eating people. and that's why it smelled like there must be a dead animal or a dead person in the plant. >> i think they made a movie about that. >> the plant produces one enormous bloom that can be 10 to 15-feet tall. thousands of people are checking out riley curry's dance moves tonight. >> that is steph curry's daughter doing the nay-nay dance to celebrate her third birthday. she posted the video on instagram writing "this is three." happy birthday baby girl. never a dull moment. you light up our lives and keep us on our toes. the video has more than 250,000 likes. happy birthday, riley. >> interesting. i did the same dance and did a

video of it and i only have two likes. >> drew and i will try to like it. he will be up to four. >> that would be awesome. >> double it. >> i am going to get away from dance willing. -- from dancing. the a's close down their series with minnesota. mad max as the gi

>> this abc7 sports report is brought to you by xfinity. >> grinding out two one-run games they start the second half by sweeping the diamondbacks. you know who did that? maxwell starts in center field.

1-0 giants. hunter pence and is 5 for 12. he brings in joe panic to break the 1-1 tie. five innings and allowed one run on four hits. thanks for that. justin maxwell and two-1 the final. two pitchers are battling for the national league cy young. scherzer allowed one run in six innings. it is a score on a wild pitch. greinke hasn't allowed a run on six straits. now 9-2 and a 1.2 e.r.a. wilson ramos bat breaking frustration. dodgers win it 5-0. they remain three and a half games ahead of the giants in the west. tommy malone, welcome back to oakland rudely by his former teammate. a line drive homer and 2-0. the third inning and country breakfast. that's gone. he is back to back jacks and 6-0. malone pulled after allowing

seven runs and two and two thirds to steal a frayed -- to steal a phrase from drew. josh reddick and a grand slam and 11-0. second homerun of the game. three-run shot. he smacked five homers to blow out minnesota 14-1. >> it was a good day for everybody. pitchers pitched great and hitters hit great and it was a fun win. the team made me feel like i was a part of it since day one. obviously everyone wants to help contribute and i am just trying to do my part right now and hopefully we will keep it rolling. >> we had a good day out there. we were driving the ball. any mistake 1k3 we were capitalizing on them. >> great series. what a come back for nascar driver kyle bush. after breaking his leg at the beginning of the season and missing 11 races he won three of the last four. nascar sprint cup series in new hampshire. kyle bowman burnt to a crisp. major heat in the wheel well.

lighting the torch again. if you ain't first you're last. busch trying to race his way back into the chase for the cup. he threads the needle to get in front of the leaders and get back on the lead lap. what a move. bush started the hot streak by winning at sonoma and takes the checkered flag. when in new hampshire give the man his lobster. >> things are working in our favor right now and we are doing the right things at the right time. adam is making good adjustments and good calls. we put ourselves in the right spot to be able to capitalize. >> this abc7 sports report as you saw is brought to you by xfinity. >> thank you. severe flooding and record heat. the wild weather is hitting much of the nation tonight and the big problems in southern california right now

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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good evening. i'm katie. in tonight's headlines there is a growing memorial for five people killed in a home in modesto. police arrested martin martinez in san jose for the murders. the victims are amanda cruz, a woman he had a relationship with and their daughter. two other children and another adult woman were also killed. in berkeley a vigil to mark the month after a deadly balance con thee collapse. the mayor and first responders and families paid respects to the six students who were killed. four of the seven survivors are still in the hospital. kate's parents and brother will be in washington, d.c. on tuesday to push lawmakers for immigration reform. undocumented i'm dwrant francisco san -- sanchez is accused of shooting her.

he had been deported five times. this was an extreme weather weekend across the country. in southern california rain has flooded roadways and even collapsed part of highway 10 tonight. the nation is being hit hard with flooding, tornadoes and tropical heat. abc news reporter richard cantu has more. >> from flash floods out west. >> who says it never rains in southern california? >> to golf ball-sized hail in maine the weather ran rampant. in phoenix arizona these storm clouds, an ominous warning of what's to come. >> this is wicked. >> torrential rain and flash floods, remanence of tropical storm dolores swept everything in their path and turning them into debris. the aftermath is a mire of mud. near cincinnati the floods turned deadly destroying this mobile home and killing a pregnant woman and her two children. >> she loved her kids to death. she is a good mother. >> several tornadoes were reported in the middle of the country. this one in illinois.

and lightning strikes coast to coast. he was struck in his colorado yard. his hat and shirt reduced to rags. his wife saved his life. >> i just started doing chest compressions right away and praying. >> he is going to be okay. out east tropical temperatures sent thousands to the shore. >> it is hot. >> it is a hundred degrees out. >> staying hydrated meant staying safe. in new york city portable drinking fountains were set up in the heat. the heat will continue across the eastern third of the country on monday with the real feel over 100 degrees. the southwest is under a flash flood watch. abc news, new york. high winds caused a big scare at a balloon festival. pilots were in the process of deflating the balloon because of the changing weather conditions and that's when wind gusts picked up one of the balloons and snapping two of the tethers. no one was seriously hurt. in fallout in the

aftermath of the deadly shooting in tennessee. as other states make bold moves to protect the military recruiters we are learning more about the gunman who killed five servicemen last week. chuck has the latest. >> i wish i could hold him one more time. >> a mother's raw emotions are on display. she made the trip to chattanooga hoping her son randal smith would leave the hospital injured but alive. instead he made the trip to the memorial outside of a recruiting center one day after he died. >> he died doing what he loved. >> in the wake of a gunman's rampage that killed smith and four marines several states including indiana, texas louisiana, arkansas and florida have ordered the national guard to arm military personnel at facilities and recruiting offices. >> i will not permit our citizen soldiers to remain unable to defend themselves

and our citizens at facilities around the state. >> the pentagon ordered recruiters into civilian clothes in the office. >> sending your service people into harm's way is when we worry about them at most. >> at the same time we are learning more about the man who pulled the trigger. the 24-year-old's family says he had serious mental illness suffering depression. a devout muslim who violated his faith by smoking and drinking heavily. he was not an -- anti-american or connected to isis. there is no evidence he tacked with terrorists. but for the families of the fallen answers won't replace what is lost. nancy encourages other parents to let their kids into military service. >> my son loved the navy. >> abc news, new york. the united states and cuba have restored full diplomatic

relations after cold war animosity. it was a full-fledged embassy after midnight east coast time. the move comes as the longtime foes enter a if you area of government. cuba plans a ceremony at its mission tomorrow morning in washington. donald trump insists he won't uh apologize to senator john mccain for saying the former prisoner of war is not a hero because he was captured by the north vietnamese forces. he spoke via phone with par that you raditz. >> what could john mccain have done not to be captured? >> i do say this. people that fought hard and weren't captured don't get credit. they get forgotten. >> mccain served in the navy as an aviator and spent more than five years as a pow after being shot down during a a bombing mission. trull p never served -- trump never served in the military and received five draft

deferments during the vietnam war. they took aim at trump's other controversy. >> we don't want no race wrist. kick trump out. >> dozens of people marched and rallied with signs saying enough is enough trump. they are upset he called mexican i'm dwrants rapists and -- immigrants rapists and criminals. they showed that the community will not accept bigotry and racism. >> done nad -- done thald trump is a bad person and nobody should be listening to this man. >> protesters said trump should not use the arrest of an undocumented immigrant at the pier14 for his political game. still to come big bucks big fraud. >> 2500. >> 17,000. >> 30,000. >> it cost them a lot of money, and now it could cost one marin county man time in jail. the i team update on a man accused of stolen value lore.

>> and i am abc7 news meteorologist drew touma. the humidity was on the rise to round out the weekend and the humidity is not budging anytime soon. we'll look at the d

ai this is abc7 news. a marin county man investigated by the abc7 news i team last year is now facing felony charges.

54-year-old chuck limon is accused of using a fake military record to get money out of his close friends and neighbors. dan noyes has this case of stolen value lore. valor. >> the criminal complaint against chuck limon reflects what i reported last year. he convinced his own girlfriend and neighbors at this complex that he had an incredible military record. >> he said he worked in the service and he was currently employed by the coast guard. >> when i first met him he brought up navy seals and special force. >> i thought it was the army corp of engineers and he was an exnavy seal. >> none of it was true. records i obtained under the freedom of information show he spent six months with the army national reserve as a mechanic and no active duty. when he didn't return my phone calls i caught up with him in a grocery store parking lot. >> you claimed you are a navy

seal. >> that's [bleep]. >> they say they convinced him of a special forces background and another navy seal was working on a great deal buying containers and refurbishing them and then selling them at triple the price. >> 6,000 over time. >> 2,500. >> 17,000. >> 30,000. >> this week i interviewed him from his new home in oregon about the 6,850 he gave limon and his navy seal business partner. >> he was supposed to be the other forces -- special forces guy. >> a police detective couldn't find vernon the navy seal. but they learned vern was the name of defendant's first dog. >> you made my day. i don't know what to say about that. >> he can laugh now, but he is deadly serious about what he wants for limon's future. >> i want my money back

number one and i would like to put him in jail. >> you may remember limon was quite aggressive when i confronted him last year. >> i have the police on the phone. >> that's all right. it is a public place. have the police come. >> he did call the police. >> get out of here, man. >> but an officer told him i had a right to take his picture in public and he couldn't drive his suv because of a suspended license. once the officer left, limon ignored the order and drove away. he could receive five years, eight months in county jail if convicted of all charges. i tried to reach him and his public defender for comment and did not hear back. i will be there in court as the criminal case gets underway next month. for the i-team, dan noyes, abc7 news. let's get you a last check of the forecast before your workweek starts. another day like today, drew? >> the workweek is coming back, and it is going to be sticky tomorrow and rather warm in many locations. live doppler 7hd is showing you it is a mainly clear sky.

we'll take you to the nationwide map and show you what is going on in the lower 48 in terms of weather. lots of unsettled patterns. it is hot in the south and lots of thunderstorms bubbling up from new orleans from washington, d.c. and back to the great lakes. monsoonal moisture 102 in phoenix with an afternoon thundershower. southern california is seeing some scattered showers. l.a. 81. 93 fresno. you notice the moisture is drifting to the north. the humidity will be with us for monday once again. highs will see sunshine. perhaps an isolated shower. it is warm, 80 in oakland and 76 in downtown san francisco. 96 antioch and 92 for napa. the accu-weather seven-day forecast it is warm and humid. and then dryer and cooler air moves into the bay area wednesday and into thursday. >> i will look forward to that. >> thank you, drew. over to colin now. not often you have shark attack in sports.

you'll get to it. >> not often. if we do, it is getting in the show. this is crazy stuff, but it is awesome. let's talk golf. youth rules round 3 at the british open. nick fanning rules the ocean. sharks around the world take notice. don't mess with this globing. sports is next. >> we a grassfire in san leandro. >> the abc7 news team covers your neighborhood. >> your story. >> 7 on your side got him into the game. >> this building is not very old. finished eight years ago. >> your everything. >> sky 7hd shows you massive delays. >> choose the news that matters where you live. choose the team that works for you. >> abc7. >> abc7. >>

>> this abc7 sports report is brought to you by xfinity. >> after days of inclement weather st. anne drews was there for the taking. dustin johnson couldn't take advantage. jordan spieth did, however. spieth has put himself in position to be the first player to win the first three majors of the year. the young gents bree -- behind the leader board. the 144th open championship and third round and here we go. the second best round of the day to get into contention. seven under 65. he is thousand at minus 10.

the best round belonged to the uh -- australian. he is in the mix. also in the mix the two-time champ putting for eagle and this is a journey. and he got it. nine under. the irish men on top of the leader board. this is paul dunn. it is not rory mcilroy. the irish amateur who played this past season is in a tie for the lead at 12 under. dunn is 22 years old and spieth 21. on 12 his third straight birdie to get to 10 under. he won here five years ago and tied for the lead. he is jus one off the -- he is just one off the lead. sunday at chamber's bay a month ago. they will be there at st. anne drew's. the 12 under heading into the final round. terrible day for dustin johnson. a three over 75 and that's

putt frght fairway. he bogeyed 16, 17 and 18. the pack leader board with a surprise name on top. watch out for the nine players lurking at nine under. the final pairings for the first monday finish at the british in 27 years. dunn is paired with ostey in the final group. >> i have a little more experience in this position than i did in the previous major. i know that we have been able to pull it off. i know now it takes patience. i did what i needed to do today. >> what is the thought in your mind? >> make contact with the ball. i have been nervous on the first tee even though it is a hundred yards away. hopefully i can get off and settle into the round like i did today. >> celebrity golf. final round in tahoe. shane battiet dunked it.

i will do it one of these days. mark molder hest it a ton and he is the winner and edges former dodgers pitcher gagne by one pot. we preempt the sportscast to talk wild turkeys. if you ever played tpc in the hayward hills that's a familiar sight. jaime was one of them. they shoot a 2 under 68. a three-way playoff and tim the only birdie on the playoff. stage 15 of the tour de france and 114-mile trek and probably not pronouncing it right. it was an all out sprint for the finish. in the red on the right and takes his third stage of the tour. chris prume retains the yellow jersey and the lead. now back to the story that has been getting play on all outlets. nick fanning attacked by a shark just before he was to

paddle into a wave. it happened at the open finals. fanning said he had a feeling something was behind him and when he turned there it was. his instincts took over and the shark was tangled in the leg rope. he was able to swell away unscathed. swim away unscathed. he is a three-time world champion and a superstar really. his name is on flip-flops. he reflected on it all when returning to shore jie. and then the thing came up and i was on my board. it was like right there. i saw the whole thing thrashing around. i was getting dragged under by my leg rope. it i can cked me off, but it was still going and attached to the board. i felt like a punch. i am happy to never compete ever again. seriously to walk away from that i'm just -- i'm just so stoked. oh man. >> this abc7 sports report is

brought to you by xfinity. he got really emotional at the end. he will be back in surfing. i think he just said that. hey, maybe he will take a couple week break. i wouldn't begrudge him that at all. >> surprising looy he has been surfing a longtime. gite 34 years old. >> and first close encounter with a shark? >> i heard this is the first time ever in a pro surfing competition anyone has been attacked by shark. >> thank you for watching abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. have a great day.

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