normally see a gator. i'm in secaucus new jersey were something out of the ordinary was seen in what is called the duck pond behind me. and alligator was spotted earlier this month by a public worker. but it went away before he could get up photograph. it is said to be too big for an alligator but it is big by my standard. every alligator speak by my stander. the mayor took some flack for knowing about it is still allowing a fishing tournament to go on his plans with a lot of children that attended going near the water. they did put up a sign that you could see behind me around this pond. and alligator siding has been reported that officials think the alligator was probably a pet but outgrew the home. the climate however is not ideal for a gator. fish and wildlife stated that it probably cannot survive long because it is out of its natural habitat. the water back here is probably too cold. it may have died or could be anywhere. i hope you're watching my back. >> i will keep a look at. >> did you put the wa

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. >>> and later, gator. a 10-year-old girl saving herself from the jaws of algator. she kept her cool and used a little-known trick. >>> first the "nightline 5." >> wish your skin could bounce back like it used to this newt regina hydro boost water gel. it plumps skin cells with intense hydration and locks it in. for supple, hydrated skin. hydro boost from neutrogena. >>> meta appetite control. it's your glass of will power that helps keep cravings far, far away. the natural fiber and clinically proven meta appetite control from metamucil. >> number one in just 60 seconds. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. tonight an historic shakeup in washington. ec president trump firing fbi director james comey, citing his mishandling of the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails. but stirring criticism and questions about the fbi's investigation into the trump campaign's allege ties with russia. here's abc's david wright with the fallout. >> reporter: tonight fbi director james comey was out in los angeles for a recruitment event for new agents. unaware, it would se

. >>> the brave young gator girl who fought back when teeth clamped down on her leg, how she got him to let go. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from "nbc nightly news" world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening. we begin with stunning late breaking news. president trump has fired james comey as director of the fbi. it comes without warning and sending shock waves across washington this evening, the president dismissing the man who was leading the investigation into his campaign. comey, an obama appointee, with less than four years into a 10 year term when he became a political lightning rod over the last year between investigations into hillary clinton and into possible collusion between the trump campaign and the russian government. we get late details now from our chief white house reporter, hallie jackson. >> reporter: tonight, a stunning development that seemed to come with little warning. the president abruptly firing james comey, writing to him, you are not able to effectively lead the bureau. it is essential that

. >>> and, gator attack. the brave 10-year-old girl bitten in shallow water, fighting back to save her own life. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm tom llamas. we begin with the breaking news out of france. the world watching, the high-stakes presidential election there. emmanuel macron, appearing with his wife, celebrating a decisive victory over marine le pen. winning by about 30 points. a huge celebration in front of the louvre. thousands of supporters, cheering, waving french flags. and tonight, president trump congratulating france's new leader. this election testing the strength of the populist wave that put donald trump into office and took britain out of the eu in the brexit vote. here's terry moran. >> reporter: at the louvre, this was the moment of victory. supporters of emmanuel macron overjoyed and filled with pride in their country. there's triumph and relief here. many of these voters thought the soul of france itself was at stake. so this victory is especially sweet. ♪

explain how the gator watch works.embers of the family and it is a tracker as well. parents can download the gator app and track where their child is and uses gps when the child is outdoors and wi—fi when the child is outdoors and wi—fi when it is indoors. it is something kids would probably want to wear. we touched on there why you saw the need for it. talk us through the moment when you realised this could bea moment when you realised this could be a great product?” moment when you realised this could be a great product? i was with my two kids at a farm park and i witnessed a mum running around looking for her five or six—year—old son. . . looking for her five or six—year—old son... it wasn't me, was it? that mum could have been looking for my child and it does cause a moment where your heart stops for a few minutes. in terms of how this works, you put the sim in yourself. so, if we we re you put the sim in yourself. so, if we were to purchase this watch, we have to come to you to get the sim and to get it up and run

that gator had the girl's leg in its mouth.he lessons she learned on a trip to a park near disney world probably saved her life. >>> what i like to teach people is they have a very sensitive space. even just a light little tickle sends their mouth usually wide open. >>> plus, fbi director james comey fired by president trump. we will talk with a bay area congressman what says he doesn't agree with the removal. >>> in minutes on ktvu fox 2 news we will have reaction from volunteers on antolin garcia- torres' guilty verdict in the kidnapping and killing of sierra lamar. >>> a 10-year-old girl from florida survives an alligator attack all thanks to tips that she learned at gator land. here how she was able to fit off the alligator who had her leg in his mouth. >> reporter: juliana is smile and waving. she is 10 years old and she's an alligator attack survivor. >> the alligator was definitely a new one for us. >> reporter: kevin is a paramedic at the children's hospital and treated her on saturday. officials say she was in the wate

that gator was like, uh-uh. >> really nice pool.was enjoying himself. >> uh, it wouldn't go without a fight. no one was hurt. not even the gator. >> could you imagine if they've don't look in the pool first? >> yeah. jumps in. >> horrible idea. horrifying. >> what if it was a snake? >> even worse. >> ha-ha-ha. >> for the rest of the u.s. actually a different backyard danger out there this summer. smaller than alligators. of the mild winter across the country. this summer will be one of the worst for ticks. here is our correspondent. >> reporter: this viral face book video shows the the moment 4-year-old evelyn lewis lost ability to stand. >> try real hard. >> we really started to panic. we were rushing her to the hospital. doctors diagnosing her with tick paralysis. now her unsettling ordeal has become an urgent warning as experts brace for one of the worst tick seasons on record. >> seeing more than ever before. because of the mild winter we had and also because there are more hosts. a deer mouse, the ticks love to attach to. more

motorcyclist hit a gator and was thrown from the bike. ten-foot gator crossing the highway. the man suffered minor injuries. the gator, however, didn't make it. animal experts got to the scene to try tosary it but it didn't work -- to save it but didn't work. michelle: danger on the runways. this week a flight made emergency landing at dulles after striking a bird in take-off. of course, we remember the miracle on the hudson back in 2009. well, now a group of teenagers say they have found a way to stop bird strikes by analyzing how birds see. they believe the solution is as simple as a paint job. >> we want to be able to look back some day, look up and see the red chevron striebs on an airplane -- stripes on the airplane. michelle: they pitched the design to united airlines. a spokesperson says they are taking a close look at the science behind it. police officer avoiding attack from of all things a swan. take a look here. the bird was following this officer who tried to record it. instead he ended up having to take a run for it. orlando police say this is another hazard of

the gator, not so much. alison: amazing. a japanese billionaire paid the highest price ever at auction for a painting by an american artist. he spent $110,500,000. it is in an elite club. only ten other works sold for more than $100 million. nancy: president trump is off on his first overseas trip to put an tornado a wild week in d.c. politics. exhausting week for staffers on the hill as well as those stephen tschida is in north west with the exhale now that the week is done. everyone is saying t.g.i.f.! stephen: oh, yes. sidewalk cafe and bars filling up. you can see the politicos showing up to blow off steam. especially after the roller coaster of the week ahead. >> a stressful week for those who work in the political world. >> i think it is terrible. tough environment to work in. they do need to get away and have fun. >> monday the "washington post" reported that president trump had given russians highly classified intelligence. tuesday, we learned recently fired f.b.i. director james comey said he has a memo about presid

says she tried hitting the gator first. that didn't work. thought of the, if i plug his nose he has to breathe through his mouth. after all that, other than a few stitches she is fine. the area where sunny was swimming as you might imagine is closed off this week. >> 9 years old. brilliant move right there. >> thing is people are inclined to panic. in a situation like that. then you can't think of anything. amazing how calm she was able to stay. all right, coming up. freddie prinze jr. back in the spotlight. >> biggest star to appear on this show since william shatner is here with us. oh, well. not here with us. >> ha-ha. you don't even want to know protection detergent alone doesn't kill bacteria new lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of bacteria with 0% bleach. lysol. what it takes to protect. ♪ kiss me ♪ >> so, from william shatner to sysco by phone, kermit, we have had hey lot of big a list stars and weird al. >> yeah. >> continuing in the great fra di -- great tradition, freddie prinze. >> taki

gator warning signs and a lifeguard may not be enough. >> at nemours children's hospital 13 stitches, wounds and a black and blue leg, this girl's returned. >> look, this is the future. i will be running and walking. >> reporter: we have no doubt about that. kerry sanders, orlando. walking in the >> brave young girl. that will do it for us [000:28:58;00] for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. (announcer) there's more to life than the climb. there's the view. you've gotta stop and look around a little. come, shed life's layers in asheville. let the child inside you out to play. remember who you are. life is for the taking, not for taking it easy. >>> would you consider going back? >> after pouring hearts out about billy's struggle, jimmy takes on critics, and updates billy's progress. >> yeah,

. >> after the outster, many are calling for a special invest gator invest gator. >> we have 3 investigations. the house committee is the appropriate committee and the senate committee and the fbi investigating all things russia. >> it could be part of a cover up by the trump administration. the former director asked law makers for more resources for the russia investigation. >> the firing of sally yates, flynn, the need of the attorney general to recuse himself, director comey, what do they have in common? they are all connected to russia. >> the president tweeting they are all phony hypocrites. they were some of the loudest critics. >> i think it's startling that democrats aren't celebrating since they have been calling for it for so long. >> the senate intel committee has subpoenaed michael flynn to hand over any documents related to his dealings with russian officials. >>> several protests were held over the firing of james comey. a small group was holding black and white signs. this was the view from sky fox in san francisco, a few dozen people called on the senator to take action. she i

i thought of what they taught in gator land.gers up its nose so it couldn't breathe. it had to breathe from its mouth. and it opened it. so it let my leg out. >> the fact that she had the presence of mind in that situation to remember what to do is simply amazing. you can watch the entire story coming up next on the "today" show. >> everything we need to know. >> but she remembered it when it comes time. >> it'll take seven. >> all right. and the caps will have home ice advantage this wednesday night for the final game in the series. coming up, a wild game six win. the caps scored five unanswered goals last night until the pens scored twice in the third period. game seven is wednesday at 7:30. rocking the red. >> let's set a deep breath, go into this calmly. come out with a win. >> not getting any sleep, wednesday. >> tell eun to be calm. >> it's hard. it's hard. >> 95 north the express lanes here, prince williams parkway, very slow as you're headed northbound because of a crash there. inner loop and outer loop of the beltway, n

kerry, good morni i'm here at gator land. you can see the gators behind me.t a half million people a year come here to see these guys. and remarkably this little girl came here and learned something. she learned if she was ever attacked by an alligator, how two fingers could save her life. this morning this ten-year-old, this 4'7" pint size power house has an amazing story. >> i think he thought i was an enormous piece of chicken. >> reporter: she tangled with an alligator and use twog fingers survived. she was sitting in about 18 inches of water in the designated swimming area when without warning she was attacked. the giant gator clamping down on her leg. >> so i started punching its forehead. it still wouldn't nose, she had the presence of mind to remember something she had recently learned from the alligator wranglers at gator land. >> sticked my fingers up its into nostrils, and it had to open its mouth and let my leg out so it could breathe. >> she's alert. >> reporter: she was rushed to the children's hospital. there were multiple puncture wounds on he

plus, gator gone wild? not quite. the wacky story behind these photos. hima sand wedge won't get out of this one. tiger woods is back in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons. coming up, what he has to say about his dui arrest. check ont's get a traffic with angela foster. angela: we are following a trash truck fire near gaither road. everything is under control. fromnews downing clinton the story we had been following this morning. are reopened. interstate 66 is doing ok. we just had an accident , but it looks like all travel lanes have been reopened. the 90lanes are open on five. northbound slowing near the fairfax county parkway. that' lindsay: must-see video out of illinois. the joliet prison made famous by movies like the blues brothers was engulfed in flames. the illinois department of corrections facility has been closed for several years. flames. must-see video in the mediterranean. a small boat filled with migrants caught fire. all 34 people on board were forced to jump into the water as flames engulfed the boat. thankfully, nobody was hurt. a

gator videos not cutting it. >> gator videos okay.e some pictures of gators. >> coming up, hear why the government may help your favorite wines get a bit boozier. >> but first, honoring captain clutch. yankees great derek jeter's emotional moment, getting his iconic number 2 retired. joining legends ruth, dimaggio, mantle. >> all right. go derek jeter. >>> all right. and later, the man whose name is synonymous with hacking software is becoming infamous as an international fugitive. the colorful billionaire accus abc. >>> and remember, find us on facebook. wnnfans.com. and twitter @abcwnn. you're watching "world news now." are allergies holding you back? break through your allergies. try new flonase sensimist allergy relief instead of allergy pills. it's more complete allergy relief in a gentle mist experience you'll barely feel. using unique mistpro technology, new flonase sensimist delivers a gentle mist to help block six key inflammatory substances that cause your symptoms. most allergy pills only block one. and six is greater than

that is a gator. only in pool visit. came from this guy. oddly no one wanted to swim with him. imagine that? they took him to a more appropriate swimming hole. >> this is my pool! he did not want to get out. there is not a lot of chlorine. >> imagine a cannon ball into that. jonathan: no! >> that would be a laugh. my goodness. nice day to go swimming. it was great. steve: it looked deceiving. >> it worked mostly cloudy skies now. it's quiet and it's dry. but we have showers south of us. the high made it up to 85 at the reagan national airport. it goes to show what sunshine can do here. 8 o at manassas. 81 to fredericksburg. it's dropping to 70's west of us. if you have outdoor plans the temperatures will fall to 70's. 73 degrees by 9:00. the stormwatch7 satellite and the radar, a few showers out there now but well south of the d.c. metro area. if you have anyone 95 around the fredericksburg area to look at a light rain shower. that crossed the expressway east. 20 miles per hour. the commute is going to slow things down. 58 to 65. can't rule patchy fog in the morning. it won't h

as you can see there did struggle quite a bit. >> stay out of the ocean and dodge the sharks now gatorswimming pools. >>> drivers should watch out for flooding along the gulf coast. roads may be wet in a lot of the interior northeast and up through the rockies and watch out for puddles in the northwest. >>> if you're flying airport weather in new orleans. >>> and new this morning tiger woods is apologizing to both his fans and many others as he explains his arrest on a dui charge. >> he says it was caused by a mix of prescription drugs but the arrest added mortarish to what has already been a tough spot for him in his golfing career and personal life. abc's gio benitez has more. >> reporter: tiger woods speaking out after being arrested for suspicion of driving under the influence early monday morning. the 41-year-old saying alcohol was not involved. quote, what happened was an unexpected reaction to prescribed medications. i didn't realize the mix of medications had affected me so strongly. the golfer also apologizing to his family and fans saying, i expect more from myself too. that m

michelle: they are mighty animals, ones that will attack a gator. jonathan: go after deer, gator, dogs, cats, anything. interesting way to make a buck. doug: they have other animals in florida. feral hogs, bears. wild place. we will see the end of the steady rain pattern get drizzly tonight and tomorrow. more heavy rain moving in this time tomorrow. get busy and give you a look at a blah camera. sometimes it's spectacular and the blue skies at national harbor. not so much. blah. rain, drizzle. low clouds. unseasonably temperat are 20 below average. we have steady rain from the district. you can see in the animation from life doppler. but it will diminish to patches of the light rain and drizzle. that will be the story overnight and for a piece of tomorrow. but tomorrow afternoon it changes. you can see at 7:30 in the morning a lot of rain regenerating over southwestern virginia. then it moves rapidly northeastward and it fills in. steady rain for second half of tomorrow afternoon rush. tomorrow night it will get heavier as it moves through the regio

it's just the luck of the draw. >> wildlife officers found the gator and euthanized it. signs are posted warning about wildlife. >>> troops are moving through streets in quebec. a dozen helicopters are part of the relief effort. officials are delivering sandbags to people in need. and some locals say that the troops should have arrived much earlier. >>> in arkansas, a helicopter tour by the state's governor and other officials might spell relief for flood victims. they are urging the department of agriculture to expedite funding. nine people were killed. and $21 million in damage. >>> let's get a check on the roads. i almost said the outside. but the roads are outside. >>> good morning. the roads are outside. some are inside tunnels. right now we're tracking delays due to an earlier crash on southbound 6850. it happened near sheridan and all lanes have been cleared and the damage is done. we can see the backup. down to highway 238 you'll be tapping the brakes. it's a 20-minute commute and speeds are in the yellow. over to 580 where folks -- on westbound 205 and heading o

what happens when a small gator invades ,, why did the road? >>> sounds like one of those riddles. did the alligator cross the road? >> the answer? he didn't. he took a wrong turn north of tampa and ran right into this flock of intimidation. the towering sand hill cranes were having none of it. they stopped the baby gator in its tracks and calmly but firmly marched it back to its pond. >>> the giants back home. two home runs to show for tonight. the question was was it enough? >>> and have you seen this man? a no show in houston tonight. a no show in houston tonight. why it matters to,,,, this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first bowl today. sunday for the warriors who will play the san antonio spurs in >>> it's back to business this sunday for the warriors who will play the san antonio spurs in the western conference finals. that's because james harden made two shots total in game six. he came u

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wild life officials called a trapper who remove the gator from a pool.t will be relocate todd a more appropriate swimming hoxt yikes. we have been following travelelves of celebrity shark mary lee. the great white was swimming closer to our area. latest ping from the shark tracker app shows mary slee off the coast of wildwood, 16 feet long and weighs 135 pound and another tagged great white pinged on saturday at the mouth of delaware bay near cape may. >> mary lee and the sixt sco kid. kid.shark >> sharks, alligators. >> be careful. >> watch where are you going to be cooling off. >> we'll be watching rain. >> more rain in the forecast. big surprise. this month has been so wet. hopefully we can kick the rain out of here as we head into june which begins thursday. let's change up the weather pattern to bring out the shades and pack away umbrella umbrellas. let's look at the weather computer. 64. our high temperature not current temperature now. our high temperature on this memorial day holiday inn philadelphia running 14 degrees below average. we topped at

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the nearly nine-foot gator wrapped its entire mouth around her leg and told "inside edition" what sheat they taught me at gatorland, so i put my two fingers up its nostrils. it couldn't breathe so had to breathe through its mouth and opened its mouth and let my leg out. >> other than stitches she's expected to be okay. and she had just learned that nostril trick at a gator park she went to not too long ago. >> we'll have to keep track of that. scream for a bear and the nostril trick for an alligator. >>> time now for sports. >>> the golden state warriors are still undefeated in the nba playoffs. and we get the highlights from espn. >> good morning, america. he's stan, i'm neil. we're taping this during a commercial break of "sportscenter." >> little known fact there. we got the warriors taking on the jazz, game series, warriors won the previous three so they had the brooms with them and steph curry and company are moving on. curry had 30 points to lead all scorers, got that to go somehow over rudy go obert. draymond green helped out. 22-0 when green gets a triple-double. curry and com

a gator grabbed ahold of her leg. the lifeguards came to the rescue. >> i realize she was bit by an alligator. i saw the alligator so i ran to the water. >> she was able to pry the gator from her leg. gator was later captured and euthanized. alison: scary. well, this was a 911 emergency. or one nashville woman thought so because she called the nashville fire and rescue to help save the little group of ducklings. they were trapped in a storm drain. nancy: make way for ducklings. spring can be unwelcome sight in this part of idaho. this is in blaine county. it is causing severe blood -- flooding. but so far 30 homes are affected. as the water and what is left of all the snow has to go somewhere. jonathan: a state of emergency in montrÉal. under water. look at the picture. torrential rain with melting snow. flooded 2,000 homes across the province. canadian troops are called in to help the stranded residents out all across montrÉal. alison: stars weren't the only ones pouring on the red carpet at the mtv music and movie a

. >>> now to the 10-year-old girl who survived an attack from a nearly nine-foot gator in florida overekend. the girl was with her family at a lake when attacked in 2 feet of water. abc's adrienne bankert has more. >> reporter: young girl caught in the grip of a nearly 9 foot alligator. >> female conscious and breathing attacked by an alligator. >> reporter: the 10-year-old trying desperately to free herself. >> advising the child's leg was bitten. still attached. >> reporter: florida fish and wildlife saying the alligator attacked the child in a designated swimming area at a lake in orlando. she was in just two feet of water. the girl's family saying she escaped using survival techniques she learned at gator land adventure park. >> ever in position where an alligator would grab ahold of you, the nose, not the eyes, the the nose is the spot to go for. >> reporter: the girl tries punching the gator in the nose when that didn't work, she pokes the nostrils. pulls down on the bottom jaw freeing her leg. >> got your head up, buddy. head up. >> to get an animal with the strongest bite on th

the men say the gator is fine because it swam away. both are facing a maximum fine of $300. >> what is wrong with people? >> terrible. >>> students have no air conditioning and heating despite funds being approved. next at 5:00, the crisis facing a south bay school. >>> suspensions are likely after the giants and nationals' brawl yesterday. after catching heat, buster posy explains why he stayed out of it. >> at the live desk i'm tracking breaking news from the nation's capitol. could there be a major shak for trump's communication team? that's next. that's next. >> what the u.s. is >>> back to work after what was a long weekend for a lot of you. >> for some of us. we appreciate you holding down the fort. san francisco was a ghost town if you went anywhere but as you look at the city this morning, look at the city this morning, 5:00 back in. it's garbage weather out there. >> yeah, look at the cloud cover out there on live doppler 7. >> show me the

she said she fought off the gator by sticking her fingers in its nose which caused it to open its jaw's expected to be okay. the alligator has been captured and removed. >>> coming up on "today," kerry sanders' exclusive interview with this brave little girl. >> scary. that incident, the kangaroo incident, makes you want to be careful out there. >> thank you for joining us. i'm gigi stone woods. >> great being with yo make the most of a few minutes with instant moisture from k-y ultragel. taking a live look outside overlooking san jose. the clouds will eventually clore. temperatures will rise. enjoy a tastezgh of summer in?[y may. today in the bay starts right now. good morning to you. thanks for joining us. >> i'm sam brock. you say a taste of summer. a little alfresco. really more spring than summer. >> we're going to have beautiful weather again today, but a little warmer. the air conditioner may be on for a couple hours this&r afternoon and then you'll be able to turn it off once again. we are going to have today reaching

off awe the girl tried punching the gator in the nose when that didn't work pokes the nostrils.e bottom jaw freeing her leg. >> got your head up, buddy. head up. >> to get an animal with the strongest bite on the planet to let go of you is a miracle. >> the gators caught bay a trapper and put down. state officials closing the water front as precaution. the girl, rushed to an area hospital, with puncture wounds to her knee and thigh. amazingly this quick thinking brave 10-year-old able to free herself from an alligator's jaws is already out of the hospital. recovering at home. adrian bankart, abc news, new york. >> wow. guessing she and her family are grateful for that trip to gatorland. >> some people at the time thought that is weird for a road trip for family, but now they're like, see we knew what well were doing. the folks at gatorland calling it a miracle able to get out of the situation. >> good for her and them. >> coming up, the penn state student speak out following the death of a pledge at a fraternity party. >> first, john daly hasn't been on top of a pga leader board

when he turned around and spotted the gator...it was quickly cathcing up to him. not only was it trailing...williams says he could see a wake coming from his mouth...and it was showing it's teeth. alligator encounters are rare for the area. a visitor at a nearby restaurant shot the video and it has gone viral. williams says he considers himself a pretty good kayaker...but he thinks he was lucky to get away safe. (steve) a warning in southern california after dozens of sharks have been spotted off the coast this week. you can see how close this paddle boarder is to the sharks... this happening off the shore in long beach. they are believed to be juvenille great whites betweeen five and six feet long. and these sharks haven't shown any signs of aggressive behavior. the surface cold front associated with this parent upper low is serving as a dividing line between an area saturated with marine stratus to the south and a cooler, unstable air mass with cumulus clouds to the north. along this front, a thin band of mid to high level clouds has been responsible for a trace

. >> the man attracted the gator's attention after getting a little too close while the gator was hangingsome reeds. the person who shot the video says the kayaker claimed he was completely calm through the whole thing. >> i can tell you a lot of emotions i would be feeling if i were kayaking with an alligator chasing me. calm would not be one of them. >> i used to be scared on the jaws ride at disney, parent company of abc. >> that's a fake. it's not a real shark. you know that? >> i was scared. >> the moved is not based on a true story. it's not a real shark. you'll be okay. more news coming up after this. . because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr. a once daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, swelling and joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma and other cancers have happened. don't start xeljanz xr if you have an infection. tears in the stomach or intestines, low

they stopped the baby gator in its tracks. said go on, go on. chased it back into a nearby pond. then he [ indiscernible ] >> how are y'all doing? >> good. [ laughter ] >> we are all just really happy it's friday. >>> traffic is busier than for usual "friday light" morning conditions. right now we're tracking some speeds at the limit along 101 if you are heading over to sfo. this is near millbrae headlights southbound that's not a problem spot. yet. let's take it over to our maps where we are tracking a new accident westbound 4 near railroad. three car crash causing slowdowns right around 45 miles per hour. that's your cruising speed. and we are starting to see those yellow sensors just light up. so do expect delays out of antioch making your way to 680 or 242 i should say. here's the live look along 680 into walnut creek. taillights southbound. no delays to 24. bay bridge toll plaza, you will be in good company in this direction a slow ride from the maze into downtown san francisco. expect delays. we are seeing a backup on to the eastshore freeway as you make your way through em

wild life officials called a trapper who remove the gator from a pool. it will be relocate todd a more appropriate swimming hoxt yikes. we have been following travelelves of celebrity shark mary lee. the great white was swimming closer to our area. latest ping from the shark tracker app shows mary slee off the coast of wildwood, 16 feet long and weighs 135 pound and another tagged great white pinged on saturday at the mouth of delaware bay near cape may. >> mary lee and the sixt sco kid. kid.shark >> sharks, alligators. >> be careful. >> watch where are you going to be cooling off. >> we'll be watching rain. >> more rain in the forecast. big surprise. this month has been so wet. hopefully we can kick the rain out of here as we head into june which begins thursday. let's change up the weather pattern to bring out the shades and pack away umbrella umbrellas. let's look at the weather computer. 64. our high temperature not current temperature now. our high temperature on this memorial day holiday inn philadelphia running 14 degrees below average. we topped

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they saw the seven-foot gator in the pool of htheir venice home.ntil trappers showed up to remove it. they managed to get it out of the pool and moved it out of the area and away, far, far away, from home. >>> well, not as humid as florida. we are getting the heat and hopefully no gators. >> here maybe the weather was too chilly for some as we had temperatures on the coast not exactly beach weather for this unofficial start to summer. temperatures in the 50s for most of the day on the coast. you notice san francisco now with some low clouds starting to fill back in off to the north there of downtown. 55 degrees. check out dublin. this is one of the spots that should see highs in the upper 70s this time of year, or at least mid 60s at this hour. but it's only 56 degrees. so the same temperature roughly in san francisco out around the tri-valley. and the temperature trend around livermore tomorrow doesn't inspire any hint of warming ahead. high temperatures averaging about 77 degrees this time of year. we're expecting numbers close to 70 for tomorrow

the gator was eventually removed unharmed, and released back into the wild. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen patchy fog for the morning rush humidity back up mainly cloudy today with few showers & pm t-storms today partly sunny, scattered showers and thunderstorms possible (40%) highs: 75-80 winds: southeast 5-10 mph today mostly cloudy, showers & t-storms ending early lows: 60-65 winds: east 5 wednesday partly sunny, showers possible (30%) highs: near 80 winds: west/southwest 5-10 mph parade peril. out of control people to the hospital. how it happened.. coming up z2cpsz zi0z y2cpsy yi0y what is thit's like a little vanilla tastey thing. a vanilla bean? mmm. they chopped it up in little pieces. like this little dots. i found one! i found one! breyers natural vanilla. milk and fresh cream, and only sustainably farmed vanilla. very simple. mmm! breyers the good vanilla. it's simple. we're proud to use non-gmo sourced ingredients in some of america's favorite flavors. during monday's parade-- something frightened two ponies, sendi

that the cause of the fire was simply a tossed out cigarette.sot: ella sogomonian, antioch//"investi gators tell me that fire started right here inside a planter, and then it quickly spread up to the attic."sot: robert marshall, contra costa county fire marshal//"oddly enough this was our second structure fire of the day that was caused by a cigarette." with temperatures soaring into the upper 90's fire fighters say it's lucky the flames didn't spread into dry brushand onto surrounding homes."we're very fortunate you know because it's so dry out here it could have been easily the whole block up in flames."antioch police haven't responded yet but it is suspected this could now be treated as a criminal investigation because of the grow operation that was clearly more than the 6 plants alowed per home by state law. lawrence karnow: it was another hot day away from the coast. temperatures again soared into the 90s in the valleys. but at the coast it was a much different story. a sea breeze and fog had temperatures there running 30 degrees cooler. you can see some of the fog along the coast now

the superintendent will hire an invest gator in addition to replacing the title 9 invest gator. >> wehearing from parents in other districts dealing with similar issues in their schools. children are victim and and the districts aren't keeping them safe. >> cyber bullying. >> i feel helpless. >> her teen was sexually assaulted at school. there are frustrations from multiple families across the bay areas. >> helpless. >> a girl in san ramon used her cell phone to record their 15- year-old daughter using the toilet during sports practice. it was posted to social media and again in april. >> if this was done by the janitor or a teacher or an upper class boy it would have been handled differently. >> the girl is still on campus playing sports. >> there is no doubt that bias is being held over a student athlete over an under class asian non varsity athlete student. >> they filed a restraining order and requested she be removed from campus. >> i don't know what to do or how to help my daughter daily. she is in distress seeing this girl at school. >> her daughter is suffering after being ass