. >> moments after a shark fatally attacked arthur medici about 30 feet into the water off this cape cod shore beach goers pulled him on to a make shifted stretcher, joe booth said he ran for help. >> unconscious and doing cpr as he was entering the ambulance, definitely looked like he was in a world of hurt. >> calls flooded into 911. >> have a report of an unknown shark bite. >> we have an unconscious male. >> the 26 year 08d had been riding waves on a boogie board with another young man just off newcomb hollow beach when a shark bit into his leg. >> there were half a dozen people trying to stop the bleeding with towels and i guess the cord from the boogie board. >> medici was taken to a near zby hospital and pronounced dead an hour later. >> it is crazy, i come this this beach all the time it is scary and really sad for that family. >> last month a few miles up shore a 61 year old man was biten by a great white shark but survived. police have closed newcomb hollow beach for now as this community is left a recall laked by what they say is a surging shark population along its shores

>> the death of a swimmer at the caped ed tcod beach is the in more than 80 years. 26-year-old arthur medici were boogie boarding 30 yards off the beach in wellfleet when the shark attacked. medici, an engineering major, was enrolled in the college in the spring. there was another shark attack last month, but no one killed. this is related to the increase of seals on the cape. >>> and residents getting the green light to return home after the fires last week. the affected homes in lawrence and andover have been safely cleared of gas. the ntsb says the underground regulator which adjusts gas flow was attach eed to a gas line tan out of service before the explosions. the officials are looking into that issue. schools in andove rerr will reo today. lawrence needs more time. >>> an a major study finds -- >>> a major study finds that daily low dose aspirin may not be between efficiently. -- may not be beneficial. it may pose significant health risks. it increases the risk of internal bleeding. jts . >>> the best of show tonight. "hand maid's tale" won last year. on the comedy side with the winner

witnesses tried to carry arthur medici and another man to get medical help. pital. the statement from the bunker hill community college says medici was enrolled as a part-time student in the spring. >>> a major study finds risks may outweigh the benefits of low dose aspirin. millions of people take low dose aspirin regularly. researchers say the regimen has no benefit for older healthy adults and poses health risks. it increases the risks of internal bleeding. researchers do not say if healthy older people taking aspirin should stop. i would say ask your doctor. >>> the best in show at the 70th emmy awards. it features two best dramas. "handmaid's tale" won last year when "game of thrones" was not eligible. >> and "veep" and "marvelous mrs. maisel" are nominated. >> i have got to catch up on today's television. >>> it is not the way vontae davis, a two-time pro bowl quarterback dr cornerback drew it up. retiring at halftime. he just left the stadium. the veteran says he meant no disrespect to the teammate and coa coaches. he said playing through injuries and s

>> reporter: ana, tonight there was a vigil to remember 26-year-old arthur medici, and we saw dozensozens who surfed with him, who swam with him in these waters behind me, and they walked to the water's edge and in true surfer style they threw fresh flowers into the ocean. this is the guy they describe as a guy with a bright smile who had a bright future ahead of him, whose life was cut short as you said. he was boogie boarding at noon on saturday and a great white shark injured him so severely he took his life. now the beaches here are closed, and they are closed indefinitely. i talked to some surfers today who are questioning what that's really going to accomplish by closing the beaches. >> the same conditions that were here yesterday when the person was attacked are the same conditions that are here today and will be tomorrow and will be ten years from now. it's exactly the same. this environment doesn't change for us. we have to change for it. >> reporter: now witnesses tell investigators that they saw medici, that he was attacked only 30 yards, that's 80 fe-- that's 90 feet from

. >> reporter: 26-year-old engineering student arthur medici boogie boarding just 30 yards out when thehark took hold. >> just a giant eruption of water. >> reporter: witnesses telling abc news several off-duty lifeguards leapt into action. >> they are currently carrying the party up to the parking lot. >> reporter: first responders rushing him to the hospital but he did not survive. his heartbroken family remembering him as a happy spirit who will be deeply missed. the fatal encounter only four miles from another violent shark attack last month. the victim, 61-year-old william lytton, still recovery. we've already seen several seals along the shore. experts say that's what's drawing more sharks to the area. >> you've got predators like sharks moving in to try to get to them. the general public needs to be incredibly vigilant. >> reporter: locals planting sea lavender in the spot where medici was pulled out of the water. painful reminder of the powerful danger lurking beneath the waves. experts warn beach goers to avoid deep water and anywhere seals are spotted. erielle reshef, abc news

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police have announced that all beaches in the area will be closed until further notice. 26-year-old arthur medicias the victi of the first fatal shark attack in massachusetts in 80 years. he was antu engineeringnt at a local community college. medici died despite attemptso revive him. he was on a boogie board when the attack happened, about 30 yards offshore. >> a u.s. border patrol agent has been jailed on $2.5 million bond in texas and is accused of killing at least four women and injuring a fifth who managed to escape. authities say -year-old juan david ortiz fatally shot four female sex workers in the head and asslted a fifth. ortiz is also being held on counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and unlawful restraint. an arrest warrant says the slayings of the three women and one man occurd between september 3rd and early saturday morning. officials believe ortiz also fatally shot two more victims. >>> harvard's hasty pudding theatricals is finally ending 223 years of all-male performances by casting womenin begi next year. the organization has chosen six women to perform in its 2019

the "boston herald" reports that 26-year-old arthur medici told his aunt, "the sharks don't bite me,uperman." medici was bitten in both legs and bled to death. it was the first deadly shark attack there in 82 years, first in the nation since 2015. a bizarre moment in western new york yesterday. defensive back vontae davis left the bills' game at half time and 0 yered. davis, 30 years old, was in his tenth season, his first season with the bills. mu later cited multiple injuries and surgeries, tweeting, "today on the field reality hit me fast and hard. i shouldn't be out there anymore." up next here, marine corps veterans face a new enemy together. >> this portion of the "cbs d.ening news" is sponsored by: into one small softgel. it supports your heart... brain... eyes... and joints. megared. introducing ore-ida potato pay. where ore-ida golden crinkles are your crispy currency to pay for bites of this... ...with this. when kids won't eat dinner, potato pay them to. ore-ida. win at mealtime. we the people, defined by the moments we share potato pay them to. with our families and our f

this is 26-year-old arthur medici with his friencha just moments before the shark struck him. >> he wentn and he came up. there was blood, i could see the shark's tail. it was like one motion. >> reporter: rocha d sa swam to his struggling friend and pulled him some 30 yards to shore. >> itse never s your mind that he was going to pass away. >> reporter: the engineering student who was planning to to his e girlfriend was declared dead at a local hostal. september is prime shark season here, so the officialssa stay in shallow water, don't swim near seals because they attract sharks. the beaches in wellesley now closed to swimming but some resist the pull of the ocean. you'll still swim? >> sure. i'll still go to hawaii, and the volcano erupt. >> reporter: today, this man opted to fish instead of fishing. theosing safety at edge. anne thompson, nbc news, massachusetts. >>> children in nger at the circus when one of the animal performers suddenly goes berserk. (roosevelt) i always thought that cigarette smoking just messed up your lungs. i never thought that at only 45 it would give me a he

. >> reporter: 26-year-old engineering student arthur medici was boogie boarding when police say the grabbed ahold of him. >> i just saw him getting, like, dragged under the water. >> reporter: medici's friend, isaac rocha was nearby. >> and then just him appearing again, and there was blood in the water and screaming. >> reporter: rocha said he swam to medici as fast as he could. >> i dragged him out of the air -- water. i got the boogie board strap. and i tried to tie it around his leg to stop the bleeding and made a tourniquet. >> reporter: life guards who were on the beach jumped into action. >> they are currently carrying the party up to the parking lot at newcomb hollow beach. >> reporter: medici was rushed to the hospital, but did not survive. the attack coming one month after 61-year-old william litten was attacked by a shark four miles up the coast. >> i tore these two tendons here, and at that point the shark let go and swam away. >> reporter: authorities say environmental protection laws in the area resulting in a booming seal population are now causing sharks to become mo

police have announced that all beaches in the area will be closed until further notice. 26-year-old arthur medici was the victim of the first fatal shark attack in massachusetts in 80 years. he was an engineering student at a local community college. medici died despite attempts to revive him. he was on a boogie barred when the attack happened about 30 yards offshore. >>> a group of wingsuit jumpers took flight in china to compete in this year's wingsuit flying world championships. altitudes ants from nine 4,500 feet. the goal of the long distance gliding competition was to strike foam targets mid-air. not everyone scored a direct hit, though, but a lucky few managed to get a bullseye. an american contestant almost struck an unwanted target when he narrowly missed a flying bird while traveling at a speed of more than 120 miles an hour. he was able to adjust to avoid a dangerous accident. wow. but those suits are really cool. >> yeah, they kind of look like human bats. >> or birds. >> right. let's turn to nbc meteorologist bill karins. i know you're looking still at the carolinas. a lot of threat

. >> reporter: 26-year-old engineering student arthur medici, boogie boarding just 30 yards out saturday when the shark grabbed hold. >> just a giant eruption of water. >> reporter: witnesses telling abc news several off-duty lifeguards leapt into action. >> they are currently carrying the party up to the parking lot. >> reporter: first responders rushing him to the hospital. but he did not survive. his heartbroken family remembering him as a happy spirit who will be deeply missed. the fatal encounter, only four miles from another violent shark attack last month. the victim, 61-year-old william lytton, still recovering. we've already seen several seals along the shore. experts say that's what's drawing more sharks to the area. >> you've got predators like sharks moving in to try to get to them. the general public needs to be incredibly vigilant. >> reporter: locals planting sea lavender in the spot where medici was pulled out of the water. a painful reminder of the powerful danger authorities say is lurking beneath the waves. tom, this beach has been closed to swimmers since that deadly

to us, and i ran up. >> reporter: more than a dozen beachgoers on cape code scrambled to carry arthur mediciitten on both legs by a shark. >> screaming like a lunatic, call 911, there's been a shark attack. >> reporter: medici was rushed to a nearby hospital where he was later pronounced dead. isaac was near him in the watt when the attack happened. he said him and the victim were like brothers. >> he was screaming. i saw like a sharp-tailed. i swam to him as fast as i could at the moment. i dragged him back to shore and i got a boogie board strap and tied it around his thigh to try to stop the bleeding. >> reporter: saturday's shark attack is at least the second on cape cod this summer. in august 61-year-old bill lytton survived after being bitten by a shark. >> after two acattacattacks, i they can be concerned. >> they're there in big numbers, an people have to be vigilant and be 'ware of it. >> reporter: greg skomer is a moo reen biologist. he believes the shark mistook medici for a seal. >> they're coming as close as they possibly can without risking their own lives to kill and eat these

attack, cape cod beach remains closed av a man died in a rare shark attack 26-year-old student arthur mediciard about 30 yards off shore >>> and a 33-year-old runner from kenya set a new world marathon record in berlin. he ran 26.2 miles. he was more than a minute faster than the previous winner and five minutes ahead of the previous winner in sunday's race i hope this guy is doing absolutely nothing, kicking back, pizza and beer. >> do the math on that that guy ran 26 mieshlgs faths jer than i could run 20 feet that is unbelievable. >> it's a -- >> going to break two hours. frances rivera, thank you very much >>> still to come, the three ts, trump, trade, tariffs. if the president does what many thought he would never do, will the markets finally react? jimmy p is here with that. >>> how far would you go for free pizza for life? would you get a tattoo guess what, dominos offered that but it backfired in a big way. we'll tell you how coming up your joints... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally

arthur medici was attacked by a shark while boogie boarding 30 yards prom the beach. >> people triednt. he died at the hospital, but look at all the people coming together to try to save this man. reporter jim smith has more for us here. >> all of a sudden, somebody yells, shark! shark! >> there were a ton of people screaming asking for help. >> reporter: a nightmare at the beach where a young man was bitten by a shark. this time the victim was boogie boarding and suddenly attacked. >> they were just waving to us. and i ran up. there was somebody that had him by, like, underneath his arms sitting in the surf. you know, they had him supported up, his head up in the surf, and other people came down to wrap his legs in towels. >> there was an unknown shark bite. >> we have an unconscious male, severe leg injuries. >> around noontime today, i received a 911 call about a possible shark attack in the water, a male in his mid-20s was brought out of the war and cpr was in progress. >> reporter: the 26-year-old victim was from revere and his family has been notified. a long-time surfer said p

attack. 26 year old arthur medici was boogie boarding wh k bit his leg. >>> this morning, in massachusetts, a beach and cape cod remain closed after deadly shark attack. 26-year-old was boogie boarding when the shark that his leg. he died at the hospital. last month, just a few miles offshore, 61-year-old man was also attacked by a shark, but he survived. 's death marks the first fatal shark attack in the state in over 80 years. >>> here in the bay area, bart plans to bulldoze one of the parking lots in order to make way for a housing developer. they want to build a pair of high-rises at the league merit station. >>> this is the parking lot. this site, along with the old metropolitan transportation commission building across the street, these are the proposed sites of a massive redevelopment project designed to revitalize oakland chinatown. >> reporter: take a look at the renderings of what the planned development will look like. >> 519 the new units of housing. 44% of them affordable. will have nonprofit space. >>> your talk about the current lake merritt station oak and eighth streets ne

two weeks ago, 26-year-old arthur medici killed by a shark off cape cod, massachusetts. >> we have ane. severe leg injuries. >> reporter: now, this southern california beach temporarily closed. experts stressing attacks like the one here this weekend are rare. >> one of the things we're seeing not just in california but on the east coast is that shark populations are increasing. the bottom line is, people need to be cognizant of the fact that they could encounter sharks in the ocean, but the chances of being bitten are very, very small. >> reporter: that 13-year-old boy is recovering this morning. investigators don't know what kind of shark bit him. they believe it was about 11 feet long. that beach is staying closed at least through thunderstorm. guys? >> great white sharks known to be in that area. marci gonzalez, thank you so much. >>> back to rob for a check of the forecast and maybe he'll talk about the weather this time instead of analyzing the red sox-yankees rivalry. >> i'll talk more sports in a little bit. right now, let's talk '80s hair band. let's rock you like the medi-ca

yesterday a funeral was held for 26-year-old arthur medici. he died after a shark bit him in cape cod. his death is the first attack there in more than 80 years. >>> the suspect in a pennsylvania shooting rampage has been found dead. authorities say that bruce rogal, his divorce was finalized yesterday shortly after he received confirmation. he attempted to kill his ex- wife in a drive-by shooting outside of her home according to authorities. nobody was hurt. a short time later he drove to the retirement community where his parents lived and fatally shot both of them. that sparked an intense manhunt. >> everyone knew that we had a killer out and the killer could kill again. so it was very important that we coordinate every step by law enforcement here and everybody worked together perfectly. >> once they spotted his car, he sped away. officers say they found him dead when they caught up to the vehicle. >>> here in the bay area, registered sex offender is accused of recording customers into union city starbucks restroom at dyer street. david li

the closures after 26-year-old arthur medici was attacked by a shark and died from injuries last nightmember him as a guy with a bright smile and a bright future and they tossed flowers into the ocean as they said goodbye. there have been more and more shark sightings here on cape cod as the population dramatically has risen because sharks are the number one predators it. you are seeing an increase of sharks do their hunting. experts point out that shark attacks are very rare. there are less than 100 attacks globally per year. one thing that is worrying scientists. they're worried that the sharks are coming closer and closer to shore. listen to this. >> what we can say is we are seeing sharks, these white sharks approach the beaches very closely. if they have an avenue to get in close to shore, they are going to take advantage of it and that's where the seals are. >> reporter: now scientists like that study shark behavior. they say if you are in the ocean, be aware of your surroundings and if you see a drop off in the ocean while you are in there, the suggestion is you don't want to go

a sunset vigil was held yesterday for 26-year-old arthur medici.amily, friends, andtrgers left candles and flowers at the beach on the beach where he ed. medici was attacked by a shark while boogie boarding. a friend heard him scream and then she was dragged under the water. this is the first deadly shark attack in massachusetts in more than 80 years. >>> i want to update now the police-involved shooting in temple hills. a suspect isdead. >> it happened at an apartment complex in temple hills. let's lten to the police chief. >> -- who matched the description that the citizen had provided us and attempted to talk t hi at that point, the individual fled from the officer, and the fficer engaged in a foo pursuit. during this foot pursuit, the individual is grasping at his waistband. toore crossing brinkley road this side of the street, that individual discards s described as two license plate tags from two different vehicles and this is substantively what the citizen called about. the individual proceeds to cross brinkley road to the 3400 block at the

the waves that attract tourists and surfers at newcombe hollow beach also enticing 26-year-old arthur medici on his boogie board. medici taking this photo with his friend isaac rocha just moments before they went into the water saturday afternoon. rocha just yards away when he says medici was dragged under. >> i already heard him screaming and saw a lot of blood in the water. i saw the shark's tail. >> reporter: medici the victim of a vicious shark attack. rocha racing to get his friend back to the beach. >> i got him onto shore and he wasn't moving anymore. >> reporter: witnesses say medici's legs were severely bitten. beach towels became tourniquets, but all the effort could not save his life. >> now everybody's going to be asking themselves when they go out to check the surf like is it worth losing a limb or potentially your life? >> reporter: medici lived north of boston where he attended community college, studying engineering. his father in brazil writing a heartbreaking post on facebook. "now nothing has meaning to me, for this god has taken the reason of my life. i love you for all e

. >> reporter: 26-year-old arthur medici from massachusetts boogie boarding 30 yards off shore when he was attacked by a shark. this photo of him on the right taken just before that fateful swim. >> they are currently carrying the party up to the parking lot. >> reporter: dragged to the beach by horrified onlookers. >> i never wanted to be that guy at the edge of the ocean screaming shark at the top of my lungs. that happened today. >> reporter: first responders performing cpr in a parking lot before rushing medici to the hospital. he did not survive. our abc affiliate wcbb capturing these sharks in the water just hours after the fatal incident. it's the first deadly shark attack in the area in 80 years. the second dangerous encounter, just this summer. last month a 61-year-old doctor from new york gravely wounded after being bitten four miles up the coast. >> then i was attacked suddenly. >> reporter: weeks before in cape cod two great whites spotted yards offshore. this great white leaping out of the water, lunging at a shark scientist. >> when you've got a prey item at the beach, yo

. >> reporter: 26-year-old arthur medici, an engineering student from massachusetts, boogie-boardingday just 30 yards out when a shark took hold. this picture of medici on the right taken with his friend, isaac, right before that fateful swim. isaac speaking to our abc affiliate. >> i dragged him out of the water about, let's say, 35 yards. i got the boogie board strap, his boogie board strap and tried to tie it around his leg to stop the bleeding, made a tourniquet. >> reporter: witnesses telling abc news off-duty lifeguards leapt into action. >> they are currently carrying the party up to the parking lot. at newcomb hollow beach. >> reporter: medici rushed to the hospital, but he did not survive. these sharks seen in the water just hours later. the violent encounter just one month after 61-year-old william lytton was attacked by a shark four miles up the coast, punching the shark on the gills to break free. >> i tore these two tendons here, and at that point, the shark let go and swam away. >> reporter: authorities warning the booming seal population is causing a feeding frenzy. >>

. >> the first time this has happened since 1936. 26 year old, arthur medici, originally from brazils been in the u.s. a couple of years. he was boogie boarding with his girlfriend's brother wellfleet in cape cod when he was attacked. they say they saw him kicking violently. what appeared to be a shark, his friend managed to drag him onto the beach. as you can see from the pictures they tried cpr, he was rushed to cape cod hospital. unfortunately, he died from injuries.i'm certain at this point it is believed to have very well been a great white shark. the beach is closed and the problem is, there's been an explosion of seals in the area. that attracts the sharks and that is where we had the conflict between the swimmers and the sharks. unfortunately again, the first time in 80 years someone has actually been killed by a shark on cape cod. >> thanks a lot. back to florence. want to bring you to the former fema director. david, we want to get your take on how to think fema is going right now? >> i think they're doing well. they've done all the right things. working closely with the go