to try and see pink dolphins, i headed to lantau with an advocacy and ecotourism group called dolphin watcho have been working to promote marine conservation here for two decades. many of the dead ones found every year are juveniles or babies. i'm going to show a dead dolphin. if you're very sensitive, then you may wish to not look. itjust looks like it's sleeping. so, what could have happened to this dolphin? 0k, there's no criss—cross scarring, it didn't drown in a net. what are we going to see today? are we guaranteed to see dolphins? no, no. it's a 97% success rate and if we don't see any then people will get to go again free, assuming they do have the time here, but that's a pretty rare occasion because after 20 years of doing this we have a pretty good idea where the dolphins will be, given the wind and rain and time and tides, but they are wild animals so we can't make promises. you'll see lots of garbage, lots of concrete, lots of boats and hopefully lots of dolphins but, you know, i have to lower expectations because some days it just doesn't happen. i really hope we see a dolphin.

. >> the university of maryland chesapeake biological lab part of a dolphin watch team, we don't see any right here but so biological lab launched an app so people can report them. this is almost all the bay. >> we hope it's get healthier. >> keep your eye on the surface. brad bell, abc7 news. michelle: "7 on your side" getting you answers about the rights at work. experts from the employment justice center in the help center to take youral calls. 703-236-9220. if you want free answers to any questions you have give them a call. you have ten more minutes. phone lines are open until of:30. alison: now must see >> this is tough to see what we are seeing but i'm walk you through it. this is what police saw when they dove in a creek to save two people in sinking car. several bystanders jumped in and lifted the car enough for officers to shatter the windshield and pull the woman and the man to safety. the woman died in the hospital. the man is alive but he is still in the hospital. >> brave actions. alison: we had a tornado warning. steve: we did. doppler radar indicated. no indications w

watching. >> he's been obsessed with whales and dolphins since she was like 3, right?i like seeing wildlife. >> reporter: seek and you shall find and that's what 6-year-old ava experienced. >> there's the whale. >> reporter: check out the view from the kitty cat boat, a humpback whale appeared within minutes of cruising on the san francisco bay. >> how cool is this? >> it's very cool. >> reporter: whale watching in the san francisco bay is amazing this season. it could be another 100 years before these majestic creatures come so close. but it's also come with concern as whales and boaters have come in close contact. sometimes too close. just last week, these photos captured a boat appearing to hit a whale. officials urge watchers to do it the right way. >> you never want to chase a whale. what you want to do is to parallel and really be passive. >> reporter: passengers on this trip got more than they expected. this whale kept coming to the surface. >> i love the fact that we can be here in san francisco, close to home, doing all sorts of things. >> reporter: maybe youn

watching. >> he's been obsessed with whales and dolphins since she was like 3, right?>> i like seeing wildlife. >> reporter: seek and you shall find and that's what 6-year-old ava experienced. >> there's the whale. >> reporter: check out the view from the kitty cat boat, a humpback whale appeared within minutes of cruising on the san francisco bay. >> how cool is this? >> it's very cool. >> reporter: whale watching in the san francisco bay is amazing this season. it could be another 100 years before these majestic creatures come so close. but it's also come with concern as whales and boaters have come in close contact. sometimes too close. just last week, these photos captured a boat appearing to hit a whale. officials urge watchers to do it the right way. >> you never want to chase a whale. what you want to do is to parallel and really be passive. >> reporter: passengers on this trip got more than they expected. this whale kept coming to the surface. >> i love the fact that we can be here in san francisco, close to home, doing all sorts of things. >> reporter: maybe y

watching. >> she's been obsessed with whales and dolphins since she was three. >> i like seeing wildlife. >> reporter: seek and you shall find. that's what 6-year-old ava experienced. >> there's a whale, 3:00. >> reporter: check out the view from the deck of the kitty cat boat. a hump back whale appeared witne within minutes. >> how cool is this? >> reporter: it's amazing this season. in fact, it could be another 100 years before these majestic creatures come so close. this rare occurrence has come with some concern as whales and boaters have repeatedly come in close contact. sometimes too close. just last week these photos captured a boat appears to hit a whale. they got more than they expected. this whale kept coming to the surface. >> yes. >> when? how soon? >> tomorrow. >> reporter: hooked on whale watching, suffice to say she's not alone. in the san francisco bay, abc 7 news. >> you get to enjoy the weather and the whales. >> nice. the coast in the bay is comfortable because of a light breeze. inland areas, it's really hot up there. i'm going to show you those temperatures. when you get

watching. she has been obsessed with whales and dolphins she was like three. >> i like seeing wildlife. >> reporter: seek and you shall find and that is exactly what 6-year-old ava experienced. check out the view from the deck of the kitty cat boat. a hump back whale appeared within minutes of cruising on the san francisco bay. >> how cool is this? >> super cool. >> whale watching in the san francisco bay is amazing this season. it could be another 100 years before they come so close. >> but this rare occurrence has come with some concern as they have repeatedly come in close contact, sometimes too close. just last week these photos captured a boat appearing to hit a whale. they urged watchers to do it the right way. >> no one likes to be followed. what you want to do is to parallel and really be passive. >> passengers on this trip got more than they expected. >> i love the fact we can be here in san francisco close to home, doing all sorts of awesome things. >> maybe young ava has beginners luck. after two hours, she's already negotiating the next trip. what did you like most? >> seeing its tail g

watch. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >>> some beach goers became heroes during their day at the jersey shore. they joined together to help a beached dolphin alochk sea isle city beach the animal was bleeding and may have been hit by a boat. it was roll nad a sling and putna a vehicle which took the dollar vin to an animal rescue center. >>> if you want tse what fear looks like, take a look at this picture. check out the lower left. that girl is on the frozen ever after ride in disney world, and she achbt having it. >> dad's okay with things, mom's enjoying it. but the little girl, she's either loving it or hating it. there's no in between feelings going on here. >> that was just before they went down a slope at the end of the water ride. >> dad captioned it, it was the first time we were unaware of the camera at the slope. now they know and everybody else. thank you for that. >> dad of the year. kid looks frightened. >>> coming up, president trump facing a new lawsuit over what he's been doing on twitter. it's not about his tweets but who he's actually blocking from seeing them. why free speech group says the president is violating the fi

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dolphin shorts. and that wasn't even why i was with him. it was his mind. do you know those people who make you feel smart just by being near them? (sighs deeply) i watchedend! he remembers me. hello, professor. mwah! mwah. wow. (giggles) it's so good to see you. clearly, the academic life agrees with you. oh, i guess we're all doing pretty well. mm-hmm. cheers. cheers. (clink) here's lookin' at you, too. oh. (under breath) were you always like this? claire? oh, my god. no way. tater! oh, my gosh! aah! oh! mwah! (laughs) i heard you're hugely successful. yeah, well, you know, when all the hot girls call you "tater," you tend to try a little harder. adorable. adorable! (laughs) (squeals, high-pitched voice) you're adorable! claire! hey! hi, phil! what are you doing here? hey. uh... your dad dumped me from his bowling team, so i thought i'd surprise you. um... okay. wait. come here a second. i-i thought you'd be happy to see me. i am! (voice cracks) no, i am! (normal voice) i am happy. is something wrong? (sighs) (groans) it's just-- it's a little bit embarrassing. the guy that i dated right before you is here, so... oh. well, that's nothing to be embarras

reporter: keeping a watchful high on 800 passengers and 100 vehicles rest easy on an 85 minute cruise. >> i also enjoy working with hands, working with tools. so it might not be dolphins sunshine, but i enjoy looking out the window. >> reporter: that is pretty cool and very loud down there. something you really don't ghetget to see all the operations that make this ship move. >> 85 minute cruise. >>> there's going to be slowdowns on 295. >> ef time we look at this more people get to the scene and try to help this situation out. one lane getting by now. no, still two. you can see it looks like they have someone at the scene to lift up this truck that appeared to have tipped over. right around route 38. coming away from trenton right now. seeing two lanes really slowly getting by the scene. several police officers on the scene. i think it's two tow trucks and trying to tip this car right back up and get it out of the way. so watching 295. also watching lower merion. crash in west city avenue. right along osteolancaster road. start here with vine street expressway. eighth street. the westbound side. moving towards the schuylkill right now. little more volume. >> back to

dolphin making its first public appearance in georgia over the weekend. the baby calf was born in good health. it is their sixth edition in the last two years. >> speaking of creatures of the deep, watchrhead shark. this is on the beach in panama city, florida, the fishermen only a few feet away in very shallow water, it appears. you can see the shark put up a pretty good fight, the fishermen eventually won. he was a good sport and he let the shark go. >> i would do that but you can't do that with big striped bass. ♪ >> president trump stepping up his attacks on the media this holiday weekend, sparking criticism from both sides of the aisle. >> great to be with you this holiday week, the president really slamming news outlets and touting his accomplishments in a tweet this morning, saying -- that tweet came out about 8:00, a little bit before the market opened. currently the dow of 187