a young boy bitten. here's aditi roy on beach goers coming to the rescue. >> reporter: a boy attacked by a shark. police say the middle school-aged boy was swimming when a shark bit his right leg. officials say the boy has least two severe lacerations, down to the bone. this comes as experts predict a hike in shark attacks. 98 attacks in 2015, including 6 fatalitie fatalities. and this, two weeks ago in florida, a two-foot nurse shark still attached to this woman's arm. the beach still open, and the boy recovering. aditi roy, abc news, san francisco. >>> and to weather this memorial day weekend. dozens rescued, several dead or missing. to the east, bonnie losing team as it spins over south carolina. life guards warning about dangerous riptides. here's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: tonight, extreme weather pummeling northern texas. no relief in texas after almost 20 inches of rain forced evacuations driving families from their homes near houston. the swollen bravos rivers, seen here from space, now expected t

and he says i feel like a boy. so we're going to call you a boy? >> how is this working out?aid this playground is for everybody, boys can play, girls can play, transgender kids and boys who don't feel like a boys or girls can play. >> he sounds like he's living propaganda. >> it's a great mistake that others are making is the notion that in order to ensure equal opportunity we have to put our heads in the sand and pretend that gender doesn't matter. >> she asked her son do you feel more like a boy or girl? she says this is how gender should be established. >> the unintended message is that the grown ups are on another planet. they have no idea what actually matters to us. the result is gender confused kids. >> isn't this confusing for the kids? >> absolutely not. they know who they are. >> assuming, she says they are not manipulated by our sexist society. >> media messages, movies. >> he likes her. >> what our parents taught us. we internalize these norms and think it's how it should be. it's not something that is biological. >> it is biological. most boys like the more acti

a young boy bitten. here's aditi roy. >> reporter: a boy attacked by a shark. police say the middle school-aged boy was waist-deep in water when a shark bit his right leg. >> someone yelled, oh, my god, he got bit. >> reporter: officials say the boy has at least two severe lacerations, down to the bone. this comes as experts predict a hike in shark attacks. there were a record 98 attacks in 2015, including 6 fatalities. and this, two weeks ago in boca raton, florida, a two-foot nurse shark still attached to this woman's arm. and in these waters near west palm beach, a diver attacked by a seven-foot bull shark last month. tonight, the boy recovering, and the beach, still open for the holiday weekend. aditi roy, abc news, san francisco. >>> let's turn to the deadly weather this weekend. severe weather in texas, many rescued as their cars were in water. dozens rescued, several dead or missing. to the east, bonnie losing team as it spins over south carolina. life guards warning about dangerous rip currents. here's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: tonight, extreme weather

the boy scoots back. then the gorilla lifts him up, sweeps him across the water. >> the gorilla rushed the boy, but didn't hit him. he was almost guarding, protecting him. >> reporter: with the animal holding the boy between his legs, a zoo worker takes aim. shooting and killing the endangered 17-year-old silverback. rescuers rushing in, pulling the boy to safety. while the zoo is open today, the gorilla exhibit is closed. people have been coming by here all day, leaving flowers in honor of the gorilla. protesters outside of the zoo questioning why the worker didn't use a tranquilizer. >> in an agitated situation, it may take quite a while for the tranquilizer to take effect. >> reporter: the family releasing a statement, saying we extend our heartfelt thanks to the cincinnati staff, we know it was a difficult decision for them. the family also saying the boy is home from the hospital, and in their words, doing just fine. tom? >> glad the boy is okay. marci, thank you. >>> now to breaking news in houston.

the boy turned the gun into school officials at soon as he found it, police say the boy is trained in gun safety. his father is a licensed owner. the boy will not be suspended and his father won't face any charges for that mistake. >> the clock right now ticking on mayor jim kenney's plan to use soda tax to fight rec centers in the city of philadelphia. plenty of opposition, only few weeks to figure this out. so supporters and opponent. measure walked into city council chambers believing a vote was imminent. but that didn't happen. the 3 sent per ounce tax on sugary drinks still in limboment some council members are proposing alternative such as a levy on beverage containers themselves. >> new tax is expected, it is not just clear, what this will be though. >> i know they're going to do something, whatever it is, it will be, and -- it will impact

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the boy was in the moat ten minutes. at times the gorilla stared at the boy. the zoo director thane maynard released this statement. we are heart broken about losing harambe, but a child's life was in danger and a quick decision was made by the dangerous animal response team. harambe was 17 years old and 450 pounds. the response team tried getting the gorillas out of the exhibit. when only the female gorillas responded, they had to take the action. the boy was taken to the hospital and with non-life threatening injuries. he is home now. the mix of emotion at the zoo. people are angry how this could happen. a growing memorial at the zoo with flowers around a statue around the gorilla around the exhibit. we saw some people out here today saying justice for harambe. they had signs. again, zoo officials saying killing that gorilla was the only option. christine and alison. >> wow. they have to investigate how the child got over the barrier and into the moat. also, the fact they could not use the tranquillizer. it might anger it. you don't know what the gorilla wou

the mother of a young boy said she is thankful her boy is okay society is too quick to judge.nyone who knows her nose she keeps a tight watch on her kids. pitutary leased a statement better barriers between the gorillas and. >> look any time there's something someone is going to fiend away around it. i wonder if they are nary looking at their space to see if there's something they can do. >> there was talk they were going to be revamping that exhibited after this they are going to take a closer look to make sure something like that doesn't happen. >> when atacama the national perspective national outrage very smart brought this up there's a lot more important things outside of cincinnati we should be worrying about its tragic there's other things to worry about. >> 13 year old boy is recovering from a shark attack. this happened on neptune beach in florida yesterday afternoon. the boy and his stepfather were swimming in chest deep florida when the shocker took an eight inch bite behind his left knee. he was town a local hospital. lifeguards estimate the shark s this was the fi

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the boy, but did not hit the boy. he almost was guarding the boy with protecting him. >> reporter: with the animal holding the boy between his legs, a zoo worker takes him, shooting and killing the endangered 17-year-old silver back gorilla. rescuers rushing in, pulling the boy to safety. >> the rest of the zoo is open today. the gorilla exhibit is closed. people have have been coming by all day leaving flowers in honor. >> reporter:ed to protesters outside of the zoo questioning why the worker didn't instead use a tranquilizer. >> he's in an agitated situation, which the male was. it may take awhile for a tranquilizer to take set. >> reporter: the boy's family saying we extend our heart-felt thanks for the quick action by the cincinnati zoo staff. we know this was a very difficult decision for them. the family saying the boy is home from the hospitals and in their words, doing just fine. marcy gonzalez, abc news, cincinnati. >>> warriors fans heading to oracle arena for game seven won't have to worry about bart. serv

the boy was last seen on saturday.is when his parents made him get out of their car to punish him for throwing rocks hours earlier. now the parents may face abandonment charges. 150 rescue workers searched for the boy but found no sign of him. >>> activists are questioning whether cincinnati zoo keepers did the right thing when they shot and killed a rare gorilla over the weekend. they had only minutes to act after a boy fell in the animal's enclosure. the zoo is standing by its life or death decision some say. >> reporter: animal activists held a vigil outside the cincinnati zoo to remember harambe. the low land gorilla shot after a boy fell into the exhibit. >> we are here to represent harambe and not here to point fingers or to criticize. >> i hope that they are able to come up with ways to avoid this happening in the future. >> cell phone video captured the terrifying moments after a young boy somehow wound up in a moat with a 400-pound gorilla. >> the gorilla is dragging him around. >> the boy's mother could be he

the boy wasn't seriously hurt. more from fox's jane messmess letter.>>reporter: horrifying moments at the cincinnati zoo after a four year old boy wound up inp the gorilla enclosure. oh, my god. a 400-pound gorilla dragged the boy around for 10 minutes asinut dozens of families looked on. a boy has fallen into the gorilla gauge and the gorilla is slamming the gorilla into thehe wall. hrough a barrier of the pen and fell into the moat. he was being dragged by the gorilla and then the gorilla gor taking him to one end of the habitat and the little boy had started screaming. attacking the boy but could easily have killed him.av so a decision was made shoot too kill the gorilla. the zoo said it had to be done to safe the boy's life. they are very endangered animals. there aren't very many in captivity. the teen chose to kiln sted of tranquilizing the gorilla because a dart would have takene too long to take in and were worried about the gorilla had an aggressive behavior while holding the boy. the team made a choice than he they made the right choice becau

you don't see the boy at that point. you don't know what is going to happen. >> it is hard to watch as a parent. to think if that was your child and what the right decision would be. i would think they are experts. >> a lot of people brought up the use of a tranquilizer gun. the talk out there is that that might have scared him. that might have been more dragging. it might have kicked in right away. ute of had to wait and who knows what happens. >> we talked about this last week but the man who jumped into the lion enclosure, that is the same reason they did not use tranquilizers darts. it takes too long. >> in that case he was mauled. a tough story. >> a lot of the tension -- a lot of attention on facebook. >>> a student was voted 8 teachers worst nightmare. little did she know the real nightmare was going to happen on social media. after the yearbook photo was posted. beth gonzalez showed up to take the picture for that yearbook on her that she was given and she was given some prompts by a teacher. the student was give

>> [ laughs ] >> don't worry, boy.to them boots one day. >> ohh. [ chuckling ] ohh. >> oh, put that thing down. >> got a dangerous weapon there. that's a can, son. [ laughter ] careful. >> whoa. >> narrator: the boys are a cutthroat clan, reviled throughout the region. and now billy's decided to run with them. >> anybody want any more stew? you? [phone buzzing] [engine revving] [engine revving] [phone buzzing] ♪ some things are simply impossible to ignore. the strikingly designed lexus nx turbo and hybrid. the suv that dares to go beyond utility. this is the pursuit of perfection. oudairy or artificial flavors., so we invented a word that means that. shmorange! and it rhymes with the color of our bottle. to help spread the word, we made t-shirts! reach for the orange, it's 100% shmorange! that reminds me... anyone have occasional constipation, diarrhea... ...gas, bloating? yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against occasional digestive issues. with three types of good bacteria. live the

the gorilla took off, dragging the boy with him. >> he did not hit the boy. he almost was guarding the boy, was protecting him. >> minutes later zookeeps rushed in, shooting and kill think gorilla. the boy was injured but awake and alert. critics are questioning why the zoo didn't use tranquilizers. the director says those may have taken too long. >> they made the right choice. they saved the. boy's life could have been very bad. >> a day before his death the gorilla celebrated his 17th 17th birthday. now that's a nuh-uh facebook pain. >> there is some responsibility to the zoogoer that says, you have to abide by our barriers. >> officials want to know how the boy got into the closure, apparently crawling under a railing, through wires and bushes, then falling into the moat. something that has never happened in the exhibit's 38 years history. abc news, cincinnati. >> a scare today at san francisco international airport. officials evacuated terminals this morning when a fire alarm went off. an airport spokesperson says it was a false alarm and the terminals we

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, glad that the boy is okay obviously. but wonder why it was that this gorilla was killed. was there a need to actually shoot and kill the gorilla, were there other options that could have actually saved this animal like a tranquilizer gun or something else that would have stunned the animal and they could are investigation cuould you rescued the boy? >> nobody feels worse bob the cincinnati zoo. but they made the right decision. incredibly strong. those the gorilla may not have been threatening to hurt the child, if he's dragging the child and the child's head hits a rock or does a fatal injury. we wouldn't be talking about this, we would be talking about why didn't they stop the gorilla the first chance they had. that's the bottom line. a tranquilizer dart will just agitate the gorilla. they have misplaced aggression. animal gets hurt, first thing it takes out, whatever is next to it. bottom line is that once that little boy was in the hands of that gorilla, unfortunately, that's a death sentence for the gorilla because

the teeth lost boys.s marlin has lining its mouth. >> this is the one i saved for five years. >> reporter: some visitors to the zoo try to identify it all. >> this is the coolest thing ever. >> reporter: in this form, yeah, it's cool, but this art is supposed to alarm. this plastic is perilous when it reaches our waters. just ask the animal keepers at the seal house. >> sea lions will go and investigate it. they might get entangled in it. >> reporter: they have collected an estimated 18 tons of garbage for more than 300 miles of coastline to create a total of 68 sculptures. information boards nearby encourage visitors to be better consumers. but sure on a hot day it's easy to reach plastic ends up in the recycling bin and not on octavia the octopus or lida the seal. these washed ashore sculptures are on display at the zoo and they're there all summer long. you must see them. they are very cool. >>> a disturbing crime on metro. a teenage boy kidnapped and taken to a second location and then attacked. tonig

the gorilla to save the boy. abc's alex pearl rrez is in cincinnati. >> reporter: tonight, cincinnati police confirmed they are investigating whether the 3-year-old boy's family properly supervised him in the moments before he fell into the gorilla exhibit. the boy's mother can be heard screaming as the horrifying ordeal unfolded. >> mommy loves me. >> reporter: the first call came in at 3:52 p.m. saturday. >> a child has fallen into the gorilla cage. >> reporter: authorities say the child climbed over the barrier, plunging 15 feet into the moat. the 450-pound gorilla cornering the boy and picking him up. at one point, the little boy moves away from the gorilla, but is pulled back towards him. he later props him up from behind and dragging him all the way to the other side of the cage. at 4:01, the zoo's emergency response team makes a decision to shoot and kill the gorilla. officials say a tranquilizer dart would have taken too long. the boy rescued two minutes after that shot was fired at 4:03. a similar incide

you see him standing over the boy.ion, with his lips tucked in which denotes tension. not necessarily aggression but tension. he was quite up tight about the whole situation. i don't know how they tried to coax the child away or whether they tried to encourage harambe to release the boy. i don't know what methods they employed to do that. but my thought at the time was let him calm down, leave him because if he was going to hurt that child that would have happened straightaway. >> richard, not an easy situation but thank you for your perspective. shana, as well. good to get the word of the ground of how the facts are progressing. >>> there's turmoil at the worst possible time and it threatens to overshadow the brazil olympics. are there rio games, in a word, cursed? we go there with the evidence, next. x: climbing sounds duracell quantum lasts longer so kevin jorgeson can power through the night. sfx: duracell slamtones ...of fixodent plus adhesives. they help your denture hold strong more like natural teeth. and you c

boy's mother to face charges.onnor says moments before she took this video she heard the young boy and mom arguing. >> i'm going to go in. no you are not. i'm going to go in. no you are not. and o'connor heard the splash. he was pulling the boy under water by his ankle. a long period of time. the 4-year-old. when he scaled him up, his head is banging against the wall, climbing up. so that's the part that people didn't see. the boy's family released a statement saying he is home and doing just fine. going on to say, we extend our heartfelt thank for the quick action by the cincinnati zoo staff. we know this was a very difficult decision for them, and that they are grieving the loss of their gorilla. >> the zoo says its barriers are adequate and officials are looking at whether there are ways to improve. elaine, the zoo hopes to reown the gorilla exhibit by this weekend. >> a lot of strong feelings about the story. coasts this holiday weekend. that's next. >>> germany was hit with deadly storms over the weekend. rai

but, boy, what an exciting time to be a bay area sports fan.'t get any better than this, right, mike and gasia? >> as long as we get two victories, i love it. thanks for that report. >>> the warriors have a message for fans ahead of tonight's game seven. >> time for game seven. come out loud and early. big game. see you on monday. >> there you go. klay. and check this out. the force is strong in klay thompson. this is a picture that the warriors posted on instagram of klay wearing his yoda socks. he packed them for the last trip to oklahoma city to bring out his jedi powers in game six. it worked. >> has he washed them since? >> i hope not. >> i hope so. >>> a santa clara supervisor is betting on winning the stanley cup. he has made a bet with political leader in the pittsburgh penguins' hometown. they are collecting sports donations to be delivered to the boys and girls clubs in their town after the hockey season is over. they will wear gear with the colors and logos of the stanley cup winner. cortese says he is confident he will be wearing te

that 6-year-old boy on his bicycle is in the hospital. we're still working to gather information about that boy's condition. this happened this afternoon, just about 4:00. we're going to continue to stay on top of this and bring you any flu developments as soon as we get them. roberti reporting live, rosemary connors. >>> thank you. hopefully that video will help lead to an apprehension. things are about to get bright for "uss new jersey"" in camden. outfitted with new light fixtures. officials say it will save $30,000 in annual energy costs. >> a first for the fourth of july at this year's wawa welcome america festivities. this year the lgbt community will get their own float in the parade. also a first, nbc 10 and telemundo 62, new broadcast partners of wawa welcome america. broadcast events and fireworks live. as we learn more information about the events and schedule, have the nbc 10 app. >>> now to the jersey shore. beefed up beaches. it is almost memorial day weekend and crews are making sure there's enough sand up and down the coas

a boy's life in danger. a risk zookeepers wouldn't take. gadi schwartz, nbc news. >>> a gunman is dead tonight and another wounded after police say the pair went on a shooting spree in a houston neighborhood. morgan radford has the late details. >> reporter: shots fired. back-to-back. smoke rising and a scared neighbor running away. police cars rushing to the scene where eight people were shot, two of them killed. >> we do not know what started this, but we do know they were shooting randomly. >> reporter: authorities say around 10:50 a.m. two gunman started spraying bullets, striking four civilians, killing one of them. one bullet hit a gas station, causing a fire. residents were asked to stay inside while the gunman opened fire on a police helicopter and responding vehicles. the police department saying two of their officers were shot, but both expected to recover. one gunman was killed. the second now in critical condition. when asked whether this was an act of terror -- >> everything is open at this time. >> reporter: leaving a once qui

the boy's mother also tending to several other young children. >> the little boy himself had already been talking about go in, go in, get in the water and his mother is like, no, you're not. no, you're not. >> reporter: o'connor tried to keep others calm while zoo officials shot her. that moment was not caught on film. >> unfortunately, we heard it. we hadn't gotten much outside the gate. we were hoping, hoping they were just putting him to sleep. >> reporter: now her thoughts are understandably with the boy's family. >> we would just really like to know that that boy is okay because what we saw, the trauma of what we saw. >>> in the bay area, red cross is coming to the rescue. the organization says local volunteers are in texas helping the flood victims. you can see there's a lot of flooding between austin and houston which was especially hard hit. four bodies were discovered there after two feet of rain fell in a span of two hours. >>> well, a new memorial in the east bay to honor the victims of the september 11th attack. >>> coming up, we'll introduce you to the man who created th

neighbors who heard the crash ran over to the boys aid until medics arrived, one witness says the boy toll her, he was just six years old. >> the child was coming down the alley on his bike. and this guy was flying down the street, like i would say at least 20 miles over the speed limit. and i heard him slam on his brakes, and that's when i look, i was sitting, look out the window, and he just flu right past the kid, slammed his car into reverse, and just back up down that alley there. and took off. didn't stop. didn't do anything. >> i ran down to the little boy. and i grabbed his hand, and i held his hand, and i told him to lay still, bleeding from the back of the head. and his mouth. >> norristown police say the child was transported to chop as we said, in stable condition. seized gold camry involved in the crash, but the driver ran away, still looking for that driver. if you saw anything or have any information that can help police, try to piece this one together, get this person off the street then give norristown police a call. >> thank you so much for the update. >> 5 06 the ti

that boy is okay. what a tragic situation all around. that video unbelievable. thank you to you. >>> a woman we talked to a few moments ago saw the whole thing with her own eyes and said the massive gorilla became curious after people started to shout at the boy after he dropped in to that animal's tab hat. listen to this. the boy tried to separate himself and he pulled this boy back in, tucked him underneath and wasn't going to let him get away. >> on the phone with me now, one of america's foremost zoo experts jarks hannah, tv personality and director emeritus of the columbus zoo. thank you for joining us. i want to ask, what was your reaction to what happened in cincinnati? >> it is a reaction, my heart goes out to them right now. thank god the child is alive. we know gorillas, we have the oldest gorilla living in the world here. we know a lot about them. we have a little house in rwanda where mountain gorillas have. for 30 years i have studied them and know them in the wild and zoo world. the power

the boy did try to separate himself and he pulled the boy back in, tucked him underneath and really wasn't going to let him get away. and then when a security guard was -- in my peripheral as i was trying to take another picture, he literally picked the boy up by his calf and dragged him toward another cave to basically get him out of the view of this crowd that hadn't get dispersed. >> and how long did it take for zoo officials to respond, how long did this go on? >> the security guy -- minutes. the security guy was already hunting past me by the time the gorilla had him up at the top of the habitat. so maybe four to five minutes. the other two gorillas disappeared right away, the two females. so someone else must have been there and had gotten them attracted and gotten them out of habitat or locked up. the security guard was there next thing i saw arriving was other zoo personnel. and then we were able to start getting people to get their children out, get themselves out and move away to the end of the exhibit. >> and kimberly, finally here, did you or did anybody else actually see, witn

a florida boy bitten and a california beach closed after a possible great white attack. why experts say this could be a dangerous summer. >>> and pool shock. the hidden danger. two holiday swimmers seriously injured after an apparent electric shock. what you can do to make sure this doesn't happen to you or your family. >>> good evening. i'm tom llamas, in for david. thanks for joining us on this memorial day. and we begin tonight with deadly flooding in the south, and torrential downpours affecting the holiday up and down the east coast. at least six people are dead in texas and kansas. flash floods prompting evacuations and water rescues. officials keeping a close eye on the brazos river, still rising at this hour. and this frightening scene late today in colorado, a tornado near the nebraska border. and tonight, several thunderstorm watches in effect in the plains. and in the east, remnants of tropical storm bonnie bringing drenching rains so heavy in south carolina that parts of i-95 had to temporarily close. abc's eva pilgrim gets us started tonight from south carol

in 1969, they marry, and go on to have two boys, roy junior and alex.a backseat to family life. did he encourage you guys to play? >> he didn't push us. he just left guitars all around the house for us to find. >> had you always dreamt of playing with your dad? >> always, yes. >> as the 1980s unfold, the entertainment world re-discovers roy orbison. linda ronstadt covers "blue bayou," and van halen "pretty woman." both become big hits. then, in 1986, director david lynch chooses roy's song "in dreams" for his film "blue velvet." >> there again, my dad's on the forefront of some groundbreaking thing 'cause david lynch loved his music. >> roy orbison is making a comeback. he's inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame with none other than "the boss," bruce springsteen, doing the honors. >> ♪ and i'm just killing time >> and while roy works on recording a new album called "mystery girl," producer jeff lynne introduces him to tom petty. the three, along with old friends bob dylan and george harrison, start jamming at each other's houses. >> out of that w

boy at times. witnesses also saw the animal drag and throw the child. the child wasn't under >> all sorts of things can happen in a situation like that. he certainly was at risk. >> reporter: more than ten minutes after the boy fell into the enclosure, the zoo's dangerous animal response team killed the endangered animal. >> they made a tough choice and they made the right choice because they saved that little boy's life. >> reporter: the boy was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. the statement from the family says he is now home and doing fine. >>> tropical depression bonnie dumping up to 8 inches of rain in parts of georgia and south carolina. the storm made landfall just east of charleston this morning. >>>ni tonight, so more rain tomorrow. tomorrow's a difficult forecast. the computer model is not in agreement, but i'll have my latest coming up in just a moment. after tomorrow, we head back to work and school with fairly quiet weather. we see a drop in the humidity by wed

trying to protect the boy. defends its decision, saying a tranquilizer would have taken too long to work. coming up, the rain has returned just in time to put a damper on some memorial day weekend plans. sorry about th kimberly: although no longer a tropical storm, tropical is causingbonnie depression in north carolina. i-95 near the state line was closed today because of flooding. it could drop for-eight inches of rain as it into our area. it looks like for a lot of tomorrow, it does dry out and be for-eight inches down there won't be as much up here. let's take a look at what going on for you. we got a decent amount of sunshine early this morning. about halfwaye through, the clouds start to roll through the area, and then the rains move in. right now, 69 degrees, hanging right around the same number of reagan national. reagan temperatures around the region, everybody is covered with clouds. where wehagerstown, are mostly dry. 77 for winchester. with the rain moving in, want to remind you, we have a flash floo

bike. >> a little boy. neighbors returned to the little kid's side. live at the norristown police department with more on this, dave, you have some video to show us? >> we do, heart breaking video to show you before we get to that tell you beef been checking in with police here, still no arrests in this case. right now that boy is in stable condition at chop. he is really banged up we're told by witnesses on the scene, now to the video, hit-and-run captured on home surveillance cameras, police tell us the child was riding his bike on oak wood avenue in norristown when he smashed into a passing car. the little boy motionless on the street. as the driver backs away rapidly and frantically down an alleyway. neighbors who heard the crash ran over to the boy's aid until medics arrived. one witness says that the boy told her he was 6 years old. >> the child was coming down the alley on his bike, and this guy is flying down the street like i would say at least 20 miles over the speed limit. and i heard him slam on

they say the boys were best friends.his is the second drowning incident at woodward reservoir since it opened in april for water recreation. authorities in sacramento county are investigating the death of a father and daughter found dead in a slew off highway 160. the bodies of 23-year-old kyler jackson and his infant daughter caylee were found over the weekend as was jackson's vehicle. family members say jackson was driving with his daughter from antioch to sacramento last week but never showed up. >>> sheriff's deputies arrested a third person in connection with the killing of a student from novato high school. elmer rivera was booked in the marin county jail on a charge of accessory after the fact. two other students are already in custody. the names have not been released because they're minors. edwin guerra was found shot and stabbed to death. another student was injured but survived the attack. investigators are asking for the public's help in finding 15- year-old pearl pinson. the sheriff's department says it has

we will talk to you about it right now. >> you can see the 4-year-old boy there and the boy began screamingas he was held in the grip of a powerful 17-year-old 400 bound gorilla. the zoo says the toddler fell into a motor after crawling into a barrier. he began dragging the child through the water as the child's mother is heard trying to keep her son calm. >> i am right here. >> the animal response is a quick response to the cry for help assessing the situation. they have two options tranquilize the gorilla or shoot him dead fearing the tranquilizer who cake too long to subdue the animal they put the gorilla down to safe the child's life. >> it is a sad day all of the way around. the right choice was made. it was a difficult choice. >> difficult choice indeed. the child was taken to children's hospital treated and released to his family who release this had statement. we are thankful to the lord that will our child is safe. he is home and doing just fine. we thank the heartfelt thanks for the cincinnati zoo staff. we know this was a very difficult decision for them and they are grieving the

the boy was bitten on the leg. police say from the size of the bite, the shark was probably about six-feet long. >>> a computer glitch is causing a big-time holiday travel headache for some folks trying to fly out of jfk airport here in new york. the computer system at terminal seven failed late yesterday. british airways and other carriers have been checking in passengers manually, even issuing handwritten boarding passes. flights have been canceled or delayed. last night, more than 1,000 passengers were waiting to get checked in. no word on when the issue will be fixed. >>> reuters reports that the iraqi army is trying to storm the isis stronghold of fallujah this morning. fallujah, west of baghdad, became the first iraqi city to fall to islamic militants back in january of 2014. on may 23rd, the iraqi army and iranian-backed fighters began an operation to retake that city. an iraqi military officer tells reuters explosions and gunfire can be heard south of the city. >>> reports from mexico say a kidnapped soccer

that's where a young boy fell into the gorilla enclose you are the gorilla picked the boy up and dragged him around the moat. the zoo decided it had no choice to shoot and kill the gorilla. >>reporter: horrifying moments at the cincinnati zoo after a four-year-old boy wound up in the gorilla enclosure. >> oh, my god. >>reporter: a 400-pound gorilla dragged the boy around for 10 minutes as dozens of families looked on. >> a child has fallen into the gorilla cage and the gorilla is slamming the child into the wall. >>reporter: zoo officials say the boy crawled through a barrier of the pen and fell into the moat. >> it was being dragged by the gorilla. the gorilla took him to one end of the habitat the boy started screaming the gorilla drag him back. >>reporter: the 17-year-old gorilla was not attacking the boy but could easily have killed him. so a decision was made shoot to kill the gorilla. the zoo says it had to be done to save the boy's life. >> the decision was not made lightly gorillas are very endangered animals there aren't very many in captivity but it has the proper ending. >>rep

. >>> there are new developments tonight in a fire that killed a 5-year-old boy. police in vallejo says the boy's father intentionally set the fire and today police released new information about the suspect. ktvu's paul chambers has more on the search for the father. >> reporter: this is unthinkable case. i will tell you that police are looking for the father of the 5- year-old child that was killed in a fatal fire yesterday. police say not only is he responsible for killing his son. he is responsible for the attempted murder of his young's boy's mother and teenager brother. >> vallejo police are looking for darrylone shuemake sr. bleaked to have started a fire that kill a 5-year-old boy. >> we have developed a suspect that is reportedly the 53-year- old father of the child who is deceased. >> investigation say that 5- year-old boy died sunday morning. neighbors say the little boy's mother says she and the father got in an argument before he started the fire. police could not confirm that but did say canines used this morning planted the father using an acceleran

he was pulling the boy under water by is a ankle. his head is banging against the wall, climbing up. so that's the part that people didn't see. the boy's family released a statement saying he is home and doing just fine. going on to say, we extend our heartfelt thank for the quick action by the cincinnati zoo staff. we know this was a very difficult decision for them, and that they are grieving the loss of their gorilla. >> the zoo says its barriers are adequate and officials are looking at whether there are ways to improve. elaine, the zoo hopes to reown the gorilla exhibit by this weekend. >> a lot of strong feelings about the story. thank you. >>> sharks are suspected of attacking swimmers on both coasts this holiday weekend. that's next. >>> germany was hit with deadly storms over the weekend. rain triggered furious flash floods that swept away cars and most everything else in the path of the rushing water. at least four people have died. >>> some 36,000 verizon workers will be back on the job wednesday ending a nearly seven-week

because they saved that little boy's live. it could have been very bad. >> reporter: the boy was injured but has since been released from the hospital. the zoo now back open to the public but the gorilla exhibit will be closed until further notice. jane metzler, fox news. >>> many people are wondering how that boy' parents could have let him wander into the enclosure. pita says "this tragedy is exactly why pita you weres families to say away from any facility that displays animals as slide shows for humans to gawk at. >> at the jersey shore good samaritans jump into action saving a man who nearly drowned. it happened last night in wildwood crest in the aztec motel swimming pool. someone who work at the motel ago along with a guest jumped in to save the 34-year-old who was unconscious in the water. he is still in the hospital tonight in critical condition. so far police aren't sure why the man ended up in the pool. >>> pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane says will the preliminary wilts results of an investigation into i

witnesses were horrified. >> people were yelling, you know, there's a boy in the water, there's a boyn the water. >> reporter: the video shows the 17-year-old primate appeared to protect the boy at times but witnesses saw the animal drag and throw the child. the director of the zoo said the child wasn't under attack but was in danger. >> all sorts of things can happen in a situation like that. he certainly was at risk. >> reporter: more than 10 minutes after the boy fell in to the enclosure the zoo's dangerous animal response team l >> they made a tough and right choice because they saved the boy's life. >> reporter: the boy was taken to the hospital with what police say were nonlife-threatening injuries. a statement released by the family said he is now home and doing fine. in is the family says they are thankful the boy is safe and thank zoo staff for their quick action, noting that staff is grieving the loss of the gorilla. >>> it took more than seven hours to fix a propane tank leak in montgomery county today. the leak started saturday night outside of a home in potomac. the under

the boy scoots back.emingly sweelifts up, then sweeps him across the water. >> the gorilla rushed the boy, but did not hit the boy. at the almost was guarding the boy, was protecting him. >> reporter: with the animal holding the boy between his legs, a zoo worker takes aim. shooting and killing the endangered 17-year-old silverback gorilla named harambe. rescuers rushing in, pulling the boy to safety. while the rest of the zoo is opened, the gorilla exhibit is closed. people have been coming by here all day, leaving flowers in in honor of harambe. protesters outside of the zoo questioning why the worker didn't instead use a tranquilizer. >> he was in an agitated situation which the male was it may take quite awhile for the fran quillizer to take effect. >> reporter: the family releasing a statement, saying we extend our heartfelt thanks to the cincinnati staff, we know it was a difficult decision for them. the family also saying the boy is now home from the hospital and in their words, doing just fine. ma

that was in his clutches. >> the boy was four year-old. he fell ten to 12 feet in the mote in the gorilla exhibit. is there video there 400-pound gorilla raced over, began dragging him around the enclosure. >> you can see it there. zoo dangerous animal response unit was called and since the boy was in the life threatening situations they decided to shoot and kill the 17 year-old grill a they said that the tranquilizer would have taken too long and could have made situation more dangerous. family of boy released a statement saying child is at home and doing fine. >> people are upset with that family as well. >>> bullets, filled the air during the deadly shoot-out in houston texas, this went on for an hour and a half, wild scene, even a helicopter is caught in the cross fire, how police were finally able to end this rampage. wait until you see bullet holes in the police cars. >>> city transit cop who was run down by a hit and run driver last week continues on his road to recovery how a group of runners are working to lend him a hand. you can

they found the body of a 10-year-old boy who drowned. several attention as rivers cresting at historic levels. the brazos topping 53 feet, breaking a record. the colorado more than 46. the trinity river at almost 30 feet. expected to stay there through sunday. >> we never expected anything like this. >> reporter: yolanda gonzalez has lived in rosenberg almost 30 years. >> very hard. we got more rain coming our way. >> reporter: the worst is going to start to come late this week, on into the early part of the weekend. we're talking about anywhere from 7 to 8 inches of rain in parts of central texas. we can't rule out upwards of 10 inches causing massive flooding. >> reporter: in a state not long ago ravaged by drought. tonight the water has nowhere to go. live pictures overhead. a neighborhood in rosenberg that is underwater. the mayor has declared a state of disaster in this city, and has just expanded the mandatory evacuation zone. many roads are impassable and blocked 06. and local officials are calling this flooding unprecedented and

the boy and his stepfather were when the shark took an eight inch bite.eople rushed to pull him from the water he was taken to a local hospital. hos lifeguards estimate the shark was five or six feet long. six this was a first shark attack in the area this sees. but they say warm temperaturesru could make higher numbers of attacks. >>> tonight, remembering the mem and women who gave their lives for our great country. >> and paying tribute to the loved once left behind. caitlyn. >> say what will are we are wre seeing a variety of weather supra super soggy conditions to a gorgeous afternoon out towards the west. this is some of it. i'll have an update for what tot expect this evening and improving forecast as he head into the month of june that'shat coming back up after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> a native american student in charles county wants her culturm to be part of w her high school graduation this week. so she planned to wear mock sonm to walk across the stage. that is until her school told her that would not be allowed. >> interesting lindsay watts hag the