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this is catalina island. 27 miles off the coast of los angeles. place known for it's beauty both above and below the ocean that surrounds it. most of the dish that call these waters home go relatively unnoticed. but one spic species is impossio miss. leopard sharks. hundredses of them. >> if you are the director of the shark lab and you are trying to revolutionize the way sharks had studde studied it's not a bad way to set up shop. chris lowe is the director of calcal state long beach's shark lab. getting to know him and his work is getting your feet wet. obviously here a day at the office is a diffe different attd a different look at the world. >> it takes a few moments under the water to understand chris' passion for the othe ocean and e sharks he study:whe : >> when i caught my first shark there was something about it. it looked so different from all of the other fish i caught and it looked so streamline and sleek. it didn't match all of the fish i caught. >> what about it from the sharks threat that interested you in a sciencivic perspective.

jasmine was snorkeling sunday when she found an ore fish off catalina island. took 15 people to move the fish. it's rare to see one up close and personal. amazing. >> that looks like a sea monster. >> not very cute. >> have a great afternoon, everyone. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> liam: just...put the ring back on. >> hope: you really just don't understand what you've done. >> liam: i do understand. i understand that i hurt you. >> hope: you have more than hurt me. >> liam: you're disappointed. you'd reicf. just don't let him take advantage of it. >> hope: this is not about him. this is about you. this is about steffy still being a part of our lives. >> liam: she's not a part of our lives! that was the whole point of the video! just put the ring on, and let's get married like we planned! >> brooke: [ laughing ] okay. so that is your new hobby. >> bill: not mine. ours. ro

>> reporter: many of us have never heard of this creature before this oar fish was found off catalina island recently. five days later another oar fish was found, this one in oceanside. >> probably a coincidence. >> reporter: rick sweeney has been studying fish. >> there vent been a lot of oar fish caught. >> reporter: these unusual looking fish are known to wash ashore during storms. >> we think they come inshore to district attorney die because they're in distress but we don't know what the reason is. >> reporter: it could be they were starving or disoriented. there are those who wonder if this is a precursor to an earthquake. 20 oar fish stranded themselves on japanese beaches before the earthquake in 2011. >> i would think there's no relation because they're so far apart. >> reporter: we'll be watching. >> you think that oar fish is scary, imagine seeing this as you're trying to walk into your local wal-mart. a six foot long alligator showed up at a wal-mart in florida yesterday. it's a gator, don't step on him. eventually it wandered back to nearby water and said i'll pass on the socks

last sunday an 18 foot long dead oar fish was found off catalina island. oar fish are thought to be the source of sea serpents described in old folk trails. >>> cal train celebrated its 150th birthday in style. the anniversary bash was held in menlo park. cal train is the oldest continuously operating passenger rail line in the western united states running a 50-mile line between san francisco and san jose. >> 150 years of continuous service. really quite remarkable. certainly the railroad has changed many times over that period. one way or the other, people have been being transported from san francisco to san jose. >> here's a fun fact for you. cal train's inaugural trip was in 1863 carrying a party of dignitaries, officials and friends to palo alto to kick off train service. they rode in three passenger cars and an open car. >>> 1863, were you there, terry? no, anthony, i wasn't there. >> i was thinking about the open car. you know, that was probably pretty cool. >> probably a lot slower back then. >> it already still goes slow. i mean, just saying. i'm

how about this for the catch of the week on california's catalina island. it's a sea creature rarely seen by humans, it's an oarfish. it's 18 feet long. it was dead apparently of natural causes. it took more than 15 people to haul it ashore. we'll be right back. but not energy or even my mood. that's when i talked with my doctor. he gave me some blood tests... showed it was low t. that's it. it was a number. [ male announcer ] today, men with low t have androgel 1.62% testosterone gel. the #1 prescribed topical testosterone replacement therapy increases testosterone when used daily. women and children should avoid contact with application sites. discontinue androgel and call your doctor if you see unexpected signs of early puberty in a child, or signs in a woman, which may include changes in body hair or a large increase in acne, possibly due to accidental exposure. men with breast cancer or who have or might have prostate cancer, and women who are or may become pregnant or are breast-feeding, should not use androgel. serious side effects include worsening

. >> reporter: many of us have never heard of this creature before this oarfish was found off catalina island recently. five days later another one was found this one in oceanside. >> it's probably just a coincidence. >> reporter: rick feeney has been studying fish for almost 35 years. >> we don't know a whole lot about them. there haven't been a whole lot of oarfish caught over the years. >> reporter: researchers say these unusual fish are known to wash ashore during storms. >> we think they come in shore to die actually because they are in distress for some reason but we don't know the reason. >> reporter: he says it could be they were starving or simply disoriented. there are those who wonder if these recent sightings are a precursor to a major earthquake. 20 oarfish stranded themselves on japanese beaches shortly before the devastating earthquake there in 2011. feeney doesn't believe the two sightings this month means we're in for a major earthquake here. >> i would think there was no relation though since they are so far apart. >> reporter: we'll be watching. in santa monica, greg mills.

just days earlier an 18-foot oarfish was found off catalina island. >>> two convicted killers freed from prison are back in cuffs this morning and they aren't the only ones. who else is paying for the mistake coming up. ,, ,, griego. >>> everybody at heart is affected by this and it's horribly sad, horribly sad. >> federal investigators arrive to look into the deadly bart accident as we learn more about the men who died. >> we'll be turning over every stone. >> and we could be inching closer to the end of the bart strike. unions say they have a new proposal but bart management says they haven't seen it yet. >> silicon valley loaded up with some smart people bring them back to washington and fix this problem. >> president obama is taking on the website issues that have plagued the online rollout of obamacare. >> dozens of wildfires are burning across australia. this morning, police arrested two boys for intentionally setting two of the fires burning near sydney. from across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on "kpix 5 news this morning." captions by: caption colorado co

this is crazy, marine scientist was snorkeling off catalina island off the coast here in southern california fund a massive ore fish. rarely seen they live 3,000 feet deep. look at that thing. this died and floated to the top. 1 feet long. they can get up to 50 feet long. they eat plankten and small children. everyone is posing by it. look at the length of this. really, remarkable. animal. >> i have seen monsters and this is cnn. >> they talk too. incredible. >> the artist -- formerly known as snoop dog is changing his name again. snoop dog, released a regae album, changed his name to snoop lion. now working on a funk album we will release under the name snoop-zilla. isn't that a web browser or something? i wonder if snoop remembers his ch changed his name once this year. maybe changes it because he keeps forgetting it. eventually he will call himself greg orsomething. snoop-zilla will be here monday. i will ask him. unless i forget. in which case. a new product, comes to us from japan, a company, selling limited edition wine for cats. it is a wane for cats. which is great. now our cats are

this is crazy, marine scientist was snorkeling off catalina island off the coast here in southern california fund a massive ore fish. rarely seen they live 3,000 feet deep. look at that thing. this died and floated to the top. 1 feet long. they can get up to 50 feet long. they eat plankten and small children. everyone is posing by it. look at the length of this. really, remarkable. animal. >> i have seen monsters and this is cnn. >> they talk too. incredible. >> the artist -- formerly known as snoop dog is changing his name again. snoop dog, released a regae album, changed his name to snoop lion. now working on a funk album we will release under the name snoop-zilla. isn't that a web browser or something? i wonder if snoop remembers his ch changed his name once this year. maybe changes it because he keeps forgetting it. eventually he will call himself greg or something. snoop-zilla will be here monday. i will ask him. unless i forget. in which case. a new product, comes to us from japan, a company, selling limited edition wine for cats. it is a wane for cats. which is great. now our cats are

might be a little bit of fog toward catalina island and that is about all i can find. 40 in napa. 41gs around. a lot of 40s around. a little bite to the morning air. sunshine and a slight northerly or northeast breeze. breezy and warmer, but not a lot. nights and longer days are getting shorter. warmer weather but nothing outrageous, we'll just get into the mild to warm category. today nice, little warmer in the afternoon highs. step outside you'll feel it for most, not all. a few locations 70s san rafael, clear lake 79, 71 sauce lito -- livermore, brentwood. berkeley 72. alameda 72. upper 70s morgan hill, gilroy, 77 in san jose, low 70s to mid 70s to san mateo, palo alto 77. breezy a little bit and warmer, low 80s for a few. we'll keep it there and i think not much really changes. all the way into the weekend looks really quiet. >>> in texas several days of heavy rain triggered flash floods and shut down a popular music festival. rising flood waters forced families in two dozen homes to evacuate and organizers to cancel the final day of the austin music festival. >>> right now it is

. >> reporter: a snorkeler off the coast of catalina island, came face-to-face with this. a fish with the eye the size of a grown man's fist. oh, my goodness. is this "deep rising"? "open water"? and "20,000 leagues under the sea" all rolled into one? the brave snorkeler who happens to work for the catalina island marine institute, dragged the dead sea monster to shore by its tail, where it took 15 people to pick it up for this photo. what in the name of neptune is this thing? >> these creatures are found in deep sea. about 3,000 feet deep. >> reporter: oarfish, the longest bony fish known to man, can reach 56 feet long. and they live more than a half mile down beneath the waves. and this one is a relative tiddler at 18 feet. this, right here, is the first ever footage of a living oarfish in its natural habitat filmed by the gulf serpent project at the louisiana state university. so what will the people of catalina do with their sea monster? >> we would like to take the oarfish and keep its skeleton. >> reporter: a memento of the one that did not get away. for "good mornin

. >>> a marine science instrouktor made a bizarre find off of catalina island into is mazing. take a look at this giant, 18 foot long ore fish. it took 15 people to lug to shore. >> sights are rare. they're known to dive 3,000 feet deep. experts say the species is likely responsible for legends about say serpents. >> an instructor found one while snorkling in about 30 feet of water. it was already dead apparently of natural causes but biologists will study to it find out. but that is just bizarre looking. >> a lot of potential sushi right there. i don't know, you know? >> not exactly fresh. >> we'll pass on the ore fish. >> how much nicer can it be? here is a look at sunny skies once again today no marine layer at the coast. cooling us down we may see a little bit of a cool down coming our way later in the week. right now into the bay under mild conditions, this is a look at forecast features, chilly and low temperatures dropping into 30s in some locations. cooler next couple days and only a couple degrees. then mild to warm weather over the weekend this, pattern with us for a

a snorkeling instructor discovered the fish off the coast of catalina island.n't know whether it was alive or dead, and then she realized it was not moving. it apparently took 15 adults just to carry the thing up the beach. 15 of them, all smiling. that's where they took this picture. they're typically found in tropical waters but folks don't see them often. very little is known about their behavior or their population. >>> on this day in 1951, i love lucy made its division debut. starred lucille ball and dezi arnez, and i centered around lucy and her husband. the show became one of the most watched shows of all time and you can still catch reruns. first lit up the screen 62 years ago. she was the baby-sitter at my house. here's what has been happening -- i can't make it work now. lucy, enjoy yourself. the markets have taken a hit bus washington's terrible, and now we're off 132 points. i recommend getting a job at a chocolate factory. just following lucys -- just eat. it ain't getting better, not until it gets worse. >>> less than two days until the debt limit

a southern california marine instructor said she was snorkeling catalina island last weekend when shend saw the eyeball the size of a half-dollar. she swam closer and this is what she found. a giant fish. it took 15 people to drag the dead 18-foot long creature onto shore. the massive eel-like fish was almost perfectly intact. these fish dive the depth of 3,000 feet and they are rarely seen and largely unstudied. >>> 8:57. let's check in with sal. east bay still a mess, sal? >> yes. unfortunately. i wish it wasn't. today it's still very heavy on the eastshore freeway westbound heading out. also slow at the bay bridge toll plaza. this is because of earlier problems in san francisco. and the nimitz freeway as we look at the wide view here, still a lot of slow traffic on 880, 238 and 580. let's go to steve. >>> sunshine for coast, bay inland. temperatures will be warming up. a lot of 70s. upper 70s and a lot of low 80s. we'll hold that a little bit cooler tomorrow, coast bay, there might be patchy fog. it looks quiet, sunny into the weekend. >> no rain in the forecast. >> no. >> still th

the catalina island setting is extraordinarily beautiful. swimming with the sharks, i had a little bit of a fear factor going in there, almost anyone would, but they're extremely peaceful. they're very docile. these are leopard sharks so they're not harmful to humans in any way. but it was a serene experience to swim with these elegant, graceful creatures. >> come on, share that fun. marie y i appreciate it. thank you. and you have more. that is sunday 7:30 eastern. we're getting a new look at just how powerful and unpredictable the sun can be. nasa released this video showing the sun's most recent mass ejection. does that make sense? coronal mass ejection. the magnetic filament erupted from the surface that they call the canyon of fire. it is giving us a magnificent view that is holding it all in place. >>> we have more in sports when we return. >> meteorologist: coming up i'll tell you what restaurant are doing to bring more customers in through the door. on inside story, we bring together unexpected voices closest to the story, invite har

a dozen students lugged the 18 foot ore fish on to the beach on catalina island on sunday.'s appeared to have died from natural causes. ore fish are the world's longest bony fish. since they're deep sea dwellers, they're rarely seen by anyone. long and skinny, and it's believed to have been inspired sea serpent tales over the history. its taste is weird and interesting as it looks. what a great adventure for those kids to be able to see that, right? >> real life science fair right there. >> all right. jeff, take us away. th things are looking nice. >> next couple days, for sunny outside. today. we're going to continue that trend into tomorrow. looks hazy out here, but no worries. that full forecast coming up in about three to four minutes. hey, jim. >> three to four minutes. i'll give you that one. jeff, here's what we have coming end in sports in about eight or nine minutes. 49ers have a much needed weapon return to prak practice. who that is. >>> plus the warriors' excursion to china under way. we'll have the highlights from beijing next from the xfinity sports desk. i wa

a southern california marine instructor says she was snorkeling at catalina island last weekend whenlooked down and saw an eyeball that was the size of a half dollar. she swam closer and this is what she found. a giant ore fish. it took 15 people to drag the dead 18-foot long creature on to shore. the massive eel-like fish was almost perfectly intact as well. they die at depths of 3,000 feet and rarely seen and largely unstudied. >> wow is exactly right. >> i still think if i see a large eyeball, i'm not swimming closer to it. >> i'm swimming away. >> good for her. my goodness. >>> coming up next in our 6:00 hour, double trouble for bay area commuters. the threat of another bart shutdown while the clock ticks towards the deadline in another transit dispute. >>> fire and explosion early this morning. you'll see more of the dramatic video and hear from fire investigators. >>> good morning. right now we are looking pretty good when it comes to the morning commute but right now is the time when things begin to change. we'll tell you where the slowdowns are. >>> our director ken lawrence

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last sunday an 18-foot-long dead oarfish was found off catalina island.k tales. >>> caltrain celebrated its 150th birthday yesterday in style. the anniversary bash was held in menlo park complete with jortory, a brass band, and a historical re-enactment. caltrain is the oldest continuously operating passenger rail line in the western united states running a 50-mile line between san francisco and san jose. >> 150 years of continuous service, which is really quite remarkable. certainly the railroad has changed many times over that period, but one way or another people have been being transported from san francisco to san jose. >> so here is a fun fact for you. caltrain's inaugural trip was back in 1863 carrying a party of dignitaries, officials, and friends to palo alto to kick off train service. they rode in three passenger cars and an open car. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," what's in a name? the sharks look to keep a streak alive at the s.a.p. center. >>> wait until you see spectacular catch by a stanford wide receiver which you have to see to beli

a southern california marine instructor says she was snorkeling off catalina island last week and shelooked down and saw an eyeball the size of a hall dollar. she swam closer and she found a giant ore fish. it took 18 people to drag the eel-like fish to the shore. they dive to depths of 3,000 feet. look at this. people holding it. they're rarely seen and largely unstudied because they're usually very, very deep. >> she swam towards it. >> towards the big eye. a lot of people on twitter responding to our comments. yeah, if i see a big eye, i'm getting out. >> coming up on mornings on 2, no deal, no strike yet. bart and its unions continue to negotiate. the reason we are finding out as to why the unions may not be striking. >>> plus, incredible video of a house fire in pleasant hill. the danger firefighters encountered that made fighting that fire even extra difficult. >>> no b.a.r.t. strike today. we're live in oakland where negotiations are set to resume in three hours. we'll tell you why the unions say they are staying at the negotiating table and not the picket line, at least for no

graders discovered the 14-foot-long snake like creature days earlier an 18-foot one found off catalina island. strange looking fish. >> looks like calamari. >> you don't know that. >> kidding. [ laughter ] >>> time now 6:38. wedding bells are ringing in new jersey this morning. same-sex marriage is officially legal. but not everyone is walking down the aisle just yet. why some have to wait. that's coming up at 6:55. >> and how about the market on this first day of trading on this monday? let's take a quick peek at the early numbers. a mixed bag but it's early. crunch the numbers and talk all things business with jason brooks right after the break. the founder of merce benz once wrote something on a sheet of paper ♪ the challenge always accepted. and the calling forever answered. ♪ introducing the all-new 2014 s-class. facebook is down... right n you can't update your statu post comments, send message >>> in just in, some breaking news here. facebook is actually downright now. you cannot access facebook at all. users are also unable to like posts. the error message says there was a problem upd

southern california have found a host of parasites on the giant oarfish found off the coast of catalina islandscientists at uc-santa barbara dissected the 18-foot fish and say the discovery of the parasites is important and could help them determine where the fish live and hunt for food. not clear what caused the death of this oarfish and another one found days later in oceanside. >>> 5:51. admit it you zone out during the preflight safety presentation. coming up, how a bay area-based airline is trying to get passengers to pay attention. >> and lullaby cry. the song that has a baby smiling and breaking into tears. and you could save hundreds." call or click today. the united states population is going to grow by over 90 ovemillion people,ears and almost all that growth is going to be in cities. what's the healthiest and best way for them to grow so that they really become cauldrons of prosperity and cities of opportunity? what we have found is that if that family is moved into safe, clean affordable housing, places that have access to great school systems, access to jobs and multiple transport

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. >> reporter: normally only found in the deep ocean, this fish was in 15 feet of water off catalina island ashore on venice beach. it's thought to be a beaked whale and it's almost unheard of in southern california. >> they're never seen around here and to have something this unique wash up which is a once in a lifetime so far experience for me was a real treat. >> reporter: manhattan beach surfers are used to seeing great white sharks but not this many. >> well, i've been seeing an abnormally high quantity of great white sharks out here lately, so i figured i'd take a stand-up paddleboard out and take my go pro camera on my head and see if i could get some footage. >> reporter: did he ever. >> [ bleep ] he's checking me out. whoo. oh, my god, right under the board. oh, my god, look at that [ bleep ] shaking like a leaf. >> reporter: so, what's going on here? >> i'd say something along the lines of a global climate change. the temperature of the ocean currents are definitely changing up a bit. >> i don't know. it sounds scary, though, especially with the great whites. i have four little ki

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called an orr fish 18 feet long was discovered at catalina island all over the weekend.t is going on in those waters? >> strange thing are a foot, folks. >>> south flrks drying out this morning after floodwaters inundated roads in miami beach in hollywood. the water gushing in. not from rain but high tides. apparently this happens a few times a year. the moon and sun align with the earth. and called springtime. even though it's not the spring. residents drain poor drainage and say the flooding could happen again through saturday. yikes. what else is going on with the weather? let's check in with karen maginnis for that. >> you know it's a friday. if there is any kind of a weather hiccup that will influence the delays at the major airports like that i-95 corridor, new york's metro airports in chicago, boston all going to be affected by some wind or maybe visibility problems. even denver could see a little bit of snowfall. a little bit. maybe an inch or less. but we have got these reinforcing shots of cool air. they are making its way across the midwest with temperatures 4

it's over 18 feet long and washed ashore on catalina island. it's extremely rare to see would be. they normally swim 3,000 feet down. you want to keep it 3,000 feet down looking like that. >> it's 18 feet long. >> apparently it was a snorkeler that first saw it. he's still in therapy this morning. >> i would be freaking out. >> if you imagine? >> no. >> we do have the all you can eat sushi bar. life is good. >> storms in texas. >> we sure do. let's show you what's going on in the southern plains. a lot of wet weather and this front is really a pretty long front. i mean, when you take a look at this thing, it extends basically stretching all the way from texas into western new york. that's about 1600 miles. this thing is pretty long and it's going to continue to make it's way into the east. in fact, what we've got right now is a mix of heavy rain and we're also looking at some flooding possibilities as well. in fact, we've got flash flood watches in effect. flash flood warnings into southern texas until saturday morning. flash flood watches into texas and into the rockies, freeze f

particular one washed up close to shore and a snorkeler who happened to be science instructor with the catalina islandine institute. she saw it. this is cool and this is odd. she was able to drag it up on to the beach. it is not, you know, a sea serpent. it is not a monster. it is not anything, a freak of nature. it is just that, it is a species we don't see very often because the oceans are so big and so much are unexplored. we just don't see this fish very often. martha: wow, it is incredible. of course it makes you think about all those stories and sales of the loch ness monster. i thought maybe the loch ness monster was an oarfish like this? >> that is something i think it is really important to point out. we have so many stories about, monsters and mythological creatures, many of which are based on real animals. the kracken, the giant squid is actually an animal that exists. mermaids were based on manatees and things like that. martha: wait a minute. mermaids don't really exist, right? >> no. despite what you might see on certain television shows. martha: television shows, my children were convin

the find comes days after an 18- foot one washed on shore off catalina island.ek also and surfers in manhattan say they are seeing an unusual number of great white sharks. >> i would say along the lines of a global climate change. the temperatures are changing up. >> i don't know. it sounds scary, especially with the sharks, i have four little kids. >> the sightings are extremely rare because they live in waters thousands of feet deem. it appears both oarfish died of natural causes. >>> officials say cal is violating the constitution. they say california prison gangs are organized by race and riots pit members of gangs against each other. after officials often lock inmates up based on race regardless of if they were involved or not. they say that violates the 14th amendment. >>> pg&e is asking state regulators to allow a national gas pipeline to go back into service. the mercury news reports the independent expert found the line is safe to resume full operation despite finding thinner than expected walls in a section of that pipeline. pg&e took it off line earli

>> reporter: normally found only in the deep ocean, this orr fish was in 15 feet of water off catalina islanded ashore on venice beach, believed to be a rare sabretooth whale, almost unheard of in southern california. >> they're never seen around here. and to have something this unique wash up, once in a lifetime so far experience for me was a real treat. >> reporter: manhattan beach surfers are used to seeing great white sharks but not this many. >> i've been seeing an abnormally high quantity of great white sharks out here lately. so i figured i would take a stand-up paddle board out, put my go pro camera on my head and see if i could get some footage. >> reporter: did he ever. >> holy -- [ bleep ] he's sheeg checking me out. right on the board. oh, my god, look at that. i'm shaking like a leaf. >> reporter: so what's going on here? >> i would say something along the lines of global climate change. the temperatures are definitely changing up a bit. >> i don't know. it sounds scary, though, especially with the great whites. i have four little kids out here and i tell them not to go in the wa

but one was found near the island this past weekend. los angeles, catalina, big bubble of high pressure keeping us rain free. some of you may not like that, but it is not going to change. we will have chilly starts because the air is cry. sunny and mild afternoons. starting thursday and lasting for several days just a little cooler. 3 to 5 degrees because of this low pressure area that will miss us us. it will give us lighting to moderate on shore flow. dragging down the temperatures a bit near the water. mornings will be chilly just like they were this morning. afternoons will be sunny and mild and not a drop of much needed rainfall for the next several days. look at all the 80s. oakland 80 degrees. san jose tomorrow 80. that's 3 degrees above average. concord, walnut creek, danville, pleasanton, low 80s for tomorrow. petaluma 79. coupledegrees cooler thursday and friday. a few degrees more over weekend. if anything, we're cooling back down over the comfort zone. low 70s near the bit. really pleasant weather continues. >> ore fish, and a big one at that. >>