in guadalupe island, mexico, a great white devours a chunk of bait.ot content with this appetizer, the 15-foot, two-ton shark then plows into the diver's cage for dinner. it's july 17th, 2000. a 15-year-old avid surfer named shannon ainsley hits the waves off the coast of south africa on the reef where the waves are some of the biggest and best in the world. normally, all the surfers worry about here is another beach bum stealing a wave. and that's exactly what a tourist is capturing on his video camera. >> what i was filming was two surfers paddling for the same wave. >> but in just seconds, the tourist would record something rarely seen on video?-- two great whites in a vicious attack on the young surfer. it all happens in a flash. the first shark rips a massive chunk out of shannon's board and sends him plummeting into the water. the great white gets a piece of his hand as the shark's dorsal fin flops in the surf. the second shark, seen here beneath the waves, swims alongside, perhaps looking for leftovers. shannon's friends see the horror from sho

that would be sufficient reason to stay away from guadalupe island's waters.is a massive female predator. researchers named it deep blue. it is believed to be 50 years old, and, are you ready for this? it is pregnant. that doesn't stop this brave diver from leaving his protective steel cage to get a closer look. apparently not planning on making it to 50. researchers believe deep blue is the biggest shark ever recorded on video. so there. you've seen it. >>> up next, environmental groups at war with the epa. the epa caused this enormous toxic chemical spill, three times larger than the epa first admitted by the way, and perhaps far more dangerous. the co-host of red eye former misnew york usa joanne nosuchinsky and editor in chief for the action force, john da vore, they join us next. stay with us. do you want to know how hard it can be to breathe with copd? it can feel like this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my airways for a full 24 hours. spiriva helps me breathe ea

facebook this week was recorded by shark expert mauricio hoyas padilla two years ago off mexico's guadalupe island. experts have dubbed her the biggest shark ever filmed. you see, in the world of great whites females are larger than males. >> females are kind of elusive. we haven't really figured out where the females go and where they spend their time. >> reporter: chris lowe is a renowned shark expert with california state university long beach. while he did not take the video, he watched it, noting how unique markings can help researchers identify the shark and also observing how close she got to a human. >> for the most part the more we learn about their behavior the better people understand them and hopefully the less they'll fear them. >> reporter: two months ago padilla released a different clip from that same encounter. the footage viewed more than 7 million times shows a researcher essentially high-fiving a shark though padilla notes on facebook no one should ever get out of the cage. it's video of a close encounter that's impressing researchers and thrilling everyone else. joe fryer, nbc

the video taken by a researcher off guadalupe island two years ago but he posted the clip on his facebookmonday. already it's gotten nearly 2 million views. the discovery channel says that shark is about 20 feet long, 50 years old. they say she was pregnant at the time of the video. so when she has baby, you're going to need a bigger tv. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,, >>> when you sell your car it's logical to think and probably hope that that's the last you'll see or hear of it but every year thousands of californians find their old wheels have come back to haunt them. consumerwatch reporter julie watts explains. >> it's gotten stolen four times. broken into six times. >> reporter: luke admits his 1996 honda accord was pretty much a piece of junk. >> ignition was out. cup holders were stolen. >> reporter: so when someone claiming to be a junkyard offered him $100 to take his car for spare parts he was thrilled. >> wanted to get it off my hands. >> reporter: he didn't think twice about handing over the keys and signing the title. >> i thought they would take it back to the junkyard. >>

a researcher spotted xdlpit off coast of mexico guadalupe island in the pacific ocean.ks. more big sharks could be coming soon. [ laughter ] [ laughter ] >> you know she's tired. >> a busy little shark but beautiful in all its glory. >> she still has game! [ laughter ] >> all right. we move ñralong now. >>> thousands of rainbow trout are being çórelocated because o the drought. 5,000 are already in shaver lake instead of the normal home the san joaquin fish hatchery. the hatchery gets its water from a reservoir where temperatures are the warmest they have been in more xdthan 6 decades! >> this year, with the continued drought cand more severe conditions, it looks like the temperature is going to reach a higher level so okw9w advance of disease problems and loss of fish, we want to get them out live Ñiand healthy before that happens. >> through deep nets and suction pipes, the fibddl.w they are driven more than 30 miles and poured into a Ñinew place lpto swim. like lake shaver. >>> big news for shoppers. the san francisco premium outlets in livermore is opening 30 new st

this was discovered or found on the guadalupe islands. >> my goodness. huge!t those teeth, humongous. this video shows her pregnant. roughly a 50-year-old great white shark off mexico's coast, as i mentioned. roughly about 20 feet long, weighing 5,000 pounds. people believe this is the largest shark caught on camera. the footage was found by resear researcher padilla in 2013 and it was only recently posted. i didn't know this, but apparently pregnant sharks alike to swim in shallow water that's closer to the shore. it's believed for them that it's better for their young but recently it's become more dangerous because of adult sharks and humans. but this was found by a researcher and just posted online. >> now another reason not to go to bed tonight, everything. look at that. that is a huge, huge shark. >> scary, right? >> absolutely. >>> so, we were talking earlier about nik wallenda and walking that tight rope. there's also slack lining. it's different than a tight rope. a little more slack to it. there it is. that is in canada. look at, he almost falls. he s

researchers spotted her off the coast of mexico's guadalupe xd island in the pacific ocean.nant. >> that's a xdbig shark. averted after a pilot makes a a[ sudden turn to avoid a drone w3 and as patrick nelson says, it's Ñit(bound to happen again. >>> reporter: drones. these contraptions have become accessible to millions of americans. wednesday afternoon it jfflew i the path of an emergency helicopter 1,000 feet above the ground in fresno. >> it qcould take down the helicopter. things as small as birds have so depending on where it strikes us it could have tragic consequences. >> reporter: vince ellis was one of three crew members on board this sky life helicopter transporting a patient from the mountains to a hospital in fresno. gripping the controls, xdthe pilot was startled making a ci] sharp turn to barely avoid the drone. >> it was, um, pretty close on the left-hand side of the helicopter. and it was probably about 15 feet from the actual aircraft. >> ñrreporter: it's a shocking first for this fresno flight crew. >> we have heard of them out there. this is the okfirst t

footage was taken back in 2013 near mexico's guadalupe island. known as deep blue and believed to be about 50 years old, possibly pregnant at the time. so does that make her more hungry as she eyes that cage. going to need a bigger cage. >> i don't know, i hope it will fit. >> she can't move fast enough to get them. she is just massive. >> she's huge. >> doesn't have to move that fast. >> just has to move faster than you. >> exactly. >> thanks, natalie. >> by the way, we're going to show you interesting stuff out of arizona. take a look at this haboob, this thing coming in yesterday into the airport. and my gosh, it just engulfs the airport, flights were delayed. some didn't take off. it caused big problems for air quality also for traffic. look at this thing, just massive. lightning coming out of this. we'll show you what causes this. we have this big storm system approaching phoenix. as it approached the area, it really grew. as it does, we produced these down bursts and outflow winds coming out of that. as that happened, the outflow picks up d

winds are 45 miles per hour sustained, moving west at 20, just to the east of the leeward islands and guadalupe. if we look at the spaghetti plot, it has good agreement, you don't see a big spread from the models heading to the north of guadeloupe, this is thursday at 8:30 and then north of the dominican republic and turks and caicos by the weekend here, it could be a hurricane by the time it hits the bahamas, your four day at 4:00, it's comfortable around here, sunny and nice wednesday and 84 degrees and a couple of clouds in the afternoon and mimic that forecast thursday, friday, into saturday, low 80s, thursday and friday and then the temperatures go up with saturday sunshine of 88 and turns humid over the weekend and as we head into september we are tracking even more heat and humidity, not going downward, we'll show you that in the seven day. >> we enjoyed today, thank you adam. >> some children in camden spent part of their day working out with the philadelphia 76erses, the youngsters received tips on playing better on the cord but learned hip hop dance moves from the sixer's dance team b

footage is from a 2013 dive on mexico's guadalupe a island off the baja california coast.20-foot shark is named deep blue and experts believe she is about 50 years old. the shark expert who posted the video said deep blue swam near group of scientists in steel cages. one person was even spotted outside the cage. experts say the shark could be pregnant. >>> coming up on the kron4 morning news at 5:00 a.m. nearly 500 people were killed in a warehouse explosion in china, 500 injured. the latest video coming in from the newsroom this morning as crews continue to look for more than a dozen missing firefighters. >>> a transgender inmate who wanted the state to pay for her operation will now have to pay for it herself. we will explain why. >>> were keeping track of your forecast is you get ready to head out this morning. all that in just a few minutes. you can see a live look from the bay bridge toll plaza. >>> >>mark: we are following the latest >>darya: how much rancor el nino brings a southern california where a standby from the live announcement from the latest. this is the b

hurricane danny now -- moving to the west, northwest making a pass through the islands, guadalupe as a strong tropical storm and then the dominican republic late monday night into tuesday. at that point, not a lot of wind dalmage. there could be flooding rains out of it. for us the flooding issues. the heavy rain pushes east. look for a high of 86. tomorrow nice looking day. 80s with sun and clouds. spotty thunderstorms sunny, 84. rain for monday would be mainly at night we think into early tuesday morning. >> finally got here. 84as on wednesday. 84 on thursday. low humidity and some sunshine. emily west standing by. what's the latest? >> new delays on long island now, chris. you're seeing more of the rain is heading that direction. first off, you're going to find delays on the northern state parkway. take a live look at that before we get to this. 110, you'll find that left lane is going to be blocked. you can't get by with that rain. looks like one car hit that median. so it's partially turned around. that's where the big delays are on the northern state westbound near 110. let's g

and the heavy rain is moving through guadalupe and the rest of the leeward islands.paniola could be dealing with mud slides. the average track is about 240 miles in five days. that's the width of the cone. you need to be prepared and you'll have to watch all weekend. so many questions to be answered on this one, intensity and track. we'll have a better answer over the next couple of days. but here in south florida, watching it very closely. and you should also watch in georgia and the carolinas. it could have some impact on those beaches, those rip currents and surf issues up the east coast as we head towards labor day weekend. >> let's just break it down here for clarity, mike, for people who are watching. earlier there were reports that the worst case scenario, possible cat 2/3 here. you're tracking the model. clarify what we were hearing earlier and what we have now. >> reporter: the official forecast has never taken erika above a category 1 hurricane. 80, 85-mile-an-hour winds. i'm not sure where the cat 2 or 3 came from. i think some of the high-end hurricane mo

island with visitors. today. trip advisor also named alcatraz the number 1 landmark in their 20-15 traveler's choice awards. the guadalupe river which runs through san jose has dried up. according to san jose officials the river went through years of restoration and had become a source of civic pride and a home for wildlife. the state drought has turned the river into miles of cracked and dried riverbed. as for the animals that considered the waterway home such as beavers salmon and trout.they have either died or gone missing. many of the states rivers and creeks are withering away or in some cases disappearing from the four years of historically dry weather. >> brian :the river was a source of some flooding in years past but obviously it is not the case right now the fog is beginning to redevelop and push into the day and we also have some high clouds above less from a little weather system that has been spent up from moderate day-- spinning up from monterey bay sunshine for the afternoon but the sea breeze is going to penetrate into the east valley and that local fix--will cool things down considerably all three cities

island. >> remember a river run through downtown san jose? it is looking a lot different this morning. this is where the guadalupe river used to be.. because of the drought less water is released from the reservoirs and there are no plans to change that because water managers believe the water would just dry up again. a colony of beavers were discovered for first time in 150 years and now, fish and other wildlife are dying off. the drought is not affecting tourism according to our media partner, the san jose mercury news with travel in california climbed each year, spending on travel, rising to $117 billion. according to www. visitcaliforna it is showing signs of being a great year southbound 101 at tully road, what is going on? >>> we start off with a fail crash, a deadly crash, southbound highway 101 at tully road much the area in purple is all lanes blocked by the c.h.p. it sounds like two vehicles were involved and one went down an embankment with heavy delays away from the 280/680 split and now we are see slow-and-go commutes making to the 280 and 680. the sig-alert is in effect. the golden gate bridge shows traffic moving sm

islands right now. we are seeing wind, rain associated with this. as we look at thei r. image, right over guadalupe at the moment, making its way over the neither-northwest over the next day or so. this is what we expect here with the national hurricane center. this is the 5:00 a.m. forecast track. you can see towards saturday, just to the north of his pan joel i can't as we go towards wednesday morning over the bahamas, tuesday off the coast of florida, possibly as a category one storm, i want to show you the track from yesterday compared to the tracking today. very little difference, slightly moving it up to the north. the big problem with the storm is if it stays in open water as we expect it to do as we go towards monday, it's going to potentially increase in intensity, possibly affecting georgia and carolina, so we're going to be watching this carefully. >> an internal investigation found regulators underestimated the dangerous levels of toxic water building inside a colorado band don gold mine. the cleanup caused a blowout that contaminated the animas river and two others in the three states.

was like to live and work on the island visitors the websites advisor name them a number one landmark in this year's travel towards. >>mark: rest was located near guadalupeshot down when it chose not to renew the lease after being there for 24 years they do sometimes cases of abuse including joe the boss of barbara streisand and eleanor roosevelt gas prices are dropping across the u.s. but not so much and california for you to find the best prices in the bay area + crows find a live war two era grenade outside this mcdonald's and maryland howe got there here is a live look outside the bay bridge approach the toll plaza more detail on weather and traffic come up a little bit later time now 638. let's mobile. same plan. new phone. or a new plan. and a just in case. add a new line. or three. and unlimited talk and text for unlimited tweens. take a carrier store detour at target, and upgrade to a shiny new everything. and now when you buy a phone, get 20% off your target run. all things mobile. all in one place. >>rebecca: southbound 101 mind at teleglobe have all been reopened from earlier three car pileups but it is still slowing down the ride for the comm