there are safety concern that hypothermia can set in. folks here with the park district trying to make sure that people understand it might not be a good idea to do a plunge into the surf. temperatures are very cold. there is the possibility of a book in the setting in. i do not think that many people are getting into the water. you see a lot of people on the beach and join the beach and the sunshine. still very cold. several degrees colder than normal this time of the year. that has to do with the extreme winter the we have suffered. >> we put our feet in the water. thanks to the harsh winter like temperatures cooler than normal for this time of year close to 55 degrees fahrenheit, which is why the park district is urging people to be smart about getting in the water. >> the potential for hypothermia. if the plunge in quickly they could have shock. a sad reminder to all of us of how dangerous the water can be this time of the year. two men drowned 25 ft. off shore despite being strong swimmers. theorizing that the victims underestimated

. >> this guy was getting into hypothermia? >> exactly. not heat packs or big giant blanket, some sort of heater around, this is a last resort sort of technique. eventually paramedics show up to the scene, taken to the hospital, treated to hypothermia but has been released. the guy will be okay but he has to thank this officer for what he did. >> this is a different kind of rescue we're seeing. it seems like such a remarkable act of kindness. it is so human that it is remarkable to see. >> we have got an ipad mini to give away in a little bit. >> to enter, you need the buzzword and twitter account. if you don't have a twitter account, don't worry, it is easy to create one. >> the buzzword is coming up in a little bit. you have to be at least 18 years old and a u.s. resident. >>> what does the fox say? this video suggests the words might be -- they have been called to a woman's home. there is a fox in the shed. see that thing. look at its leg. it looks like he got caught up in the cord to the lawn mower. and, of course, simon from the wildl

that's hypothermia plus.hat kill you. >> that is severe cooling but actually already did a study in pigs and took pigs, some that they didn't do the procedure with and those they did, and 90% of the pigs they did the procedure with they saw the patient -- the pigs were saved and without much impacter, at opposed to the other pigs who all died. so it's promising. we already do use hypothermia in medicine after facials have cardiac arrest. >> but in that i don't think the body is cooled down. >> not that cool. 9 to 93, but this is severe, gives surgeons time to get in there and find the bleeding. so if you can just raise that a little bit and save a few more lives, can you imagine? >> i get that but you answered one of my questions. they're not going leave you no suspended animation like in the sci-fi movies where they discover you 100 years later and everyone you know is gone. how long would this procedure last. >> only for a couple of hours because you're exactly right, it's severe cold, unlike the hypothermi

at 37 degrees, the water is cold enough to cause hypothermia. plus, students have been injured jumping off the rocks. the body of a 16-year-old boy was pulled from a lake in minnesota friday, after friends said *he took part in the cold water challenge. nine students were zapped by lighting, inside their school in michigan. it happened yesterday morning in greenville, just northeast of grand rapids. one girl got a jolt as she touched a metal faucet. two others were shocked, and leaned against their metal lockers. >> i was scared. and so was in shock. the felt like i didn't know where i was. >> i stood there for a few seconds i was just out of it. i didn't even know what i was doing and then i just started to cry. >>everyone will be o-k. the school suffered some minor electrical damage. school officials are now looking into outfitting the building with a lightning rod. >> are you running? return to get back in time? >> i am almost there. >> pick it up! >> i'm sitting down. now we can take the shot. >> didn't you say you're getting ready for a hal

they were taken to the shore where they were treated for my nor cuts and hypothermia. >>> a runway safetyproject could lead to delays. two of the airports four runways are now closed through september. the work is part of a federally required safety update. the airport is pouring crushable concrete at the end of the runways. the airport admits the work will impact operations and likely to those experienced during bad weather. >>> san francisco police promised to put more officers on the streets for tomorrow's foot race. the race end ap ocean beach. organizers say some 40,000 people are expected to take part in the colorful event. this year even more precautions are being taken to keep potential trouble from happening. the square par park will be off limit to revellers. we have a link on our website for a full list of road closures. >>> a big victory for california chrome today. chrome has california ties. he was born at harris farm and one of the owners is from yuba city. they gathered to cheer on their favorite this afternoon. they've already planned a big party and viewing for the next

they were taken back to shore where they were treated for minor cuts and possible hypothermia. no one was taken to the hospital. >>> a major runway safety project could lead to possible delays at sfo, beginning today. two of the airport's four runways are now closed through september. the work is part of a federally required safety update. the airport is pouring crushable concrete at the end of the runways to prevent planes from overshooting them. the airport admits the work will impact operations and likely created delays similar to those experienced during bad weather. >> up next at 6:00. the new art exhibit back east is making a splashy debut. the message behind this super sized rubber duck. crazy. >>> a live look outside. meteorologist frances dinglasan is up next with the forecast. >> california chrome is one race away from becoming the first triple crown winner since 1978. he won the first two legs of horse racing's triple crowns. details later in sports. things on purpose? youe not a color found nature. there's nothing wrong with tha. i can hear your arteries clogging. o

they were taken back to shore where they were treated for minor cuts and possible hypothermia. no one was taken to the hospital. >>> a major runway safety project could lead to possible delays at sfo, beginning today. two of the airport's four runways are now closed through september. the work is part of a federally required safety update. the airport is pouring crushable concrete at the end of the runways to prevent planes from overshooting them. the airport admits the work will impact operations and likely created delays similar to those experienced during bad weather. >> up next at 6:00. the new art exhibit back east is making a splashy debut. the message behind this super sized rubber duck. crazy. >>> a live look outside. meteorologist frances dinglasan is up next with the forecast. >> california chrome is one race away from becoming the first triple crown winner since 1978. he won the first two legs of horse racing's triple crowns. horse racing's triple crowns. details later in sports. ♪ ♪ horse racing's triple crowns. details later in sports. thank you! thank you! dedicat

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he passed out and suffered hypothermia during the flight which actually helped according the stanford professor of human biology. >> once you are unconscious you are not making an effort to regulate your body temperature. his body temperature probably dropped, and that would have lowered his brain temperature. >> he is not home with his family. she with child protective services while a slew of investigations continues including one lead by san jose police. >> essentially what we are looking for -- what we do have is trespassing. anytime you have a trespass you have to have a victim. in this case it is the airport or the city of san jose. >> officials hope to speak with him in the coming days. lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> new at 11:00, disr's medical -- doctor's medical center is a step closer to shutting down after passing 5* partial tax measure. it is losing a million dollars a month. hospital employees will continue to urge county lawmakers to take action. >>> developing news san francisco fire crews rush to help after a passenger in a car was shot right in front of their fire

he passed out and suffered hypothermia during the flight which actually helped according the stanford professor of human biology. >> once you are unconscious you are not making an effort to regulate your body temperature. his body temperature probably dropped, and that would have lowered his brain temperature. >> he is not home with his family. she with child protective services while a slew of investigations continues including one lead by san jose police. >> essentially what we are looking for -- what we do have is trespassing. anytime you have a trespass you have to have a victim. in this case it is the airport or the city of san jose. >> officials hope to speak with him in the coming days. lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> new at 11:00, disr's medical -- doctor's medical center is a step closer to shutting down after passing 5* partial tax measure. it is losing a million dollars a month. hospital employees will continue to urge county lawmakers to take action. >>> developing news san francisco fire crews rush to help after a passenger in a car was shot right in front of their fire

he passed out and suffered hypothermia during the flight which actually helped according the stanford professor of human biology. >> once you are unconscious you are not making an effort to regulate your body temperature. his body temperature probably dropped, and that would have lowered his brain temperature. >> he is not home with his family. she with child protective services while a slew of investigations continues including one lead by san jose police. >> essentially what we are looking for -- what we do have is trespassing. anytime you have a trespass you have to have a victim. in this case it is the airport or the city of san jose. >> officials hope to speak with him in the coming days. lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> new at 11:00, disr's medical -- doctor's medical center is a step closer to shutting down after passing 5* partial tax measure. it is losing a million dollars a month. hospital employees will continue to urge county lawmakers to take action. >>> developing news san francisco fire crews rush to help after a passenger in a car was shot right in front of their fire

they were treatedded for minor injuries, including potential hypothermia. >>> developing news and the wildfires still burning in disaig county. a new fire started today at camp pendleton marine corps base. 8500 military personnel and their families were evacuated. some evacuations have been lifted tonight, as crews start to get a handle on this latest fire and what's been a very early and very destructive fire season. ten major fires in san diego county have now burned at least 39 square miles. six are still burning, but two of those are almost contained. scott thompson reports on the improving conditions today and the growing concern about what firefighters will face this summer. >> one of the most dramatic starts to fire season that i've seen. >> reporter: wildfires have ripped through southern california this week, forcing evacuations, destroying homes and businesses, but firefighters are turning the tide on the wildfires, thanks in part to a shift in the weather. >> the weather is on our side and i really feel, again, cautiously optimistic, that we'll turn the corner on these fire

i will be warding off hypothermia wednesday morning to tell you all about it. >> take a blanket with you, paul. stay warm. questions.at the big bangy do you think "bing theory" was so popular in china? it has a lot of cultural references from like when i was a kid. that translates to china? >> especially this young generation who grew up in the and are0's and 1990's quite familiar with american culture. really, the jokes provided a lot of happiness. the --ou have to write do you have to rewrite the jokes when it is all settled? >> no, it is george translation. >> -- it is direct translation. coming up next, going to check in on china with our next guest saying that 2014 is going to be a tough year for asia. >> it's a monday and the start of the new trading week. let's cross over to john and see what he is monitoring this morning. >> first of all, china, seeing gains very gradual in the days trade. vietnam is caught in the south china seas. concern, declines. market reforms [indiscernible] vietnam is losing out the most. the rest is quite mixed. philippines, taiwan, nikkei, singapore

they were taken back to shore where they were treated for minor cuts and possible hypothermia. >>> family and friends of a missing 19-year-old man with a traumatic brain injury are marking the upcoming first anniversary of his disappears in san francisco. shawn was last seen may 21st of last year during a visit to his former high school. he called his father from golden gate park before he disappeared. yesterday's walk for shawn followed what was thought to be the path from school to the park. >> there's a huge community commitment to search for shawn. i think with social media there's a lot more awareness and that families need help. if you don't know someone is missing, you can't look for them basically. >>> shawn's family has offered a $5,000 reward for information leading to his situation. >>> a spacecraft is ready to return to earth. the space x is said to leave the international space station and splashdown into the ocean. it will bring back science samples, including those that help researchers understand plant growth in space. it's set to hit the pacific ocean near baja, californi

they were taken back to shore and treated for minor cuts and possible hypothermia. >>> former santa clara county supervisor is out of jail, but he may find himself back in court. 52-year-old served seven months of a one-year sentence. last year, he admitted to stealing public money and campaign foundations and using the money for meals. they say he used illegal tactics to help a friend get elected to city council. >>> sfrauns of the missing 19-year-old man with a traumatic brain injury marked the anniversary of his disappearance today. sean was last seen may 21st of last year during his visit to his former high school. he called his father from golden gate park before he disappeared. the walk for sean followed hi path from school to the park. >> a huge community commitment to search for sean. i think with social media there's a lot more awareness that people are missing and families need help. if you don't know someone is missing, you can't look for them basically. >> sean's family is offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to his whereabouts. >>> california chrome has a shot to

. >> frigid water like this you have got 15 minutes until severe hypothermia starts setting in.fter that a host of complications and your ability to survive goes down dramatically. >> even the coast guard helicopter needs specific navigation to arrive on time. >> just seeing from here up it is difficult to see that person in the with a utter. >> the plb points them to the spot. >> coast guard swimmer marc thompson makes easy work. >> it was just about 40 minutes between activating the beacon and the rescue. these beacons are between 150 and $400. you can get them on-line. the coast guard said one on each boat is good, one on each life vest is better. >> mike is tough. >> yeah, you are. >> thanks so much, mike. >> 18 minutes after the top of the hour. fresh outrage on the 9-11 memorial museum. the situation that could be in bad taste. >> why the number 13 is proving to be very unlucky for the country's super star. we know we're not the center of your life, but we'll do our best to help you connect to what is. >> president ob finally breaking his silence. his lack of actions leave

they were taken back to shore where they were treated for minor cuts and possible hypothermia. >> happening now, the space x dragon spacecraft is ready to return to earth. a live look from nassau tv. you see the control room there. space x is said to depart the international space station and flash down into the pacific ocean. it will bring back more than 3,000 pounds of nassau science samples, including those that will help researchers understand plant growth in space. the spacecraft is scheduled to hit the pacific ocean near baja, california around noon. there we go. very nice look there. >> lisa argen is here now with a look at what is happening down here on earth. >> we have a variety of low clouds and high clouds, making for some very mice shots this morning. take a look at this. some of the cirrus clouds painting a pretty pictures. temperatures in the low 50s in san francisco. if you lake it warm, we lost most of our feed, but we are going to look at a modest warming trend. come back and i'll have that for you. >> also ahead a warning for pet owners. the new concern about coyotes in t

. >> i was getting hypothermia ick in 5 minutes of being there.he only thing to keep me alive was constantly moving and fighting my way out before i got dark. >>reporter: records the decision he must now make. that could mean life or death. >> my reaction when i looked at it was can this be real. >> far too unpleasant. place to be and to get to, to try and fake for sure. >>reporter: stories of survival of blockbuster. the voice gave us a glimpse of plunging almost certain death. >> this marks 24 hours of being stuck. >>reporter: 127 hours we saw the determination, grit needed to get out. it took 6 hours to climb out of here. another day for help to arrive. once upon a time people survive to tell the story. john told the story and then survived. this is abc news london. >> coming up next on 7 news at 9:00. future of robot technology. this is not the stuff of 21st century science fiction any more. back in a hey there. did you select these things on purpose? not a color found nature. there's nothing wrong with tha. i can hear your arteries clogging.

frigid water like this you have a 15 minutes until severe hypothermia starts setting in. that a host of complication and your ability to survive goes down dramatically. even the coast guard helicopter needs specific navigation to arrive on time. >> just seeing from here up, is very difficult to see that person in the water. >> reporter: the plb points them to the spot. coast guard swimmer mike thompson makes easy work of plucking a swimmer from the water. a difference between the rescue and recovery is getting him to the victim on time. it was just about 40 minutes between activating the beacon and the rescue. so without the drysuit i would have been in bad shape but a healthy person could survive that kind of a thing of the beacon, plb, 150 and $400. coast guard says one on each boat is good. one on each life vest is better. jon: where do you get bothing supply stores, sporting goods stores? >> reporter: google them up. the boating supply stores, sporting goods supply stores. you can get them anywhere. jon: must have been fun out in the lake for 40 minutes alone. >> repo

you're going to get hypothermia doing that. i'll make you a costume.got this costume ready. >> creating the snowman was an easy job for lichtenberger's uncle. as owner of extreme costumes, he's used to creating complex costumes. >> i found some chicken wire. i then supported those with aluminum. then an expanding insulation foam. i said if you're going to try to scare people, let's try to make him an evil guy. i took down parts of sunglasses and created interesting shapes and embedded them. your menacing look comes from the slanted eye. then the evil grimace with the mouth. it creates a good field of vision so the performer could see people approaching without having to turn. [ scream ] >> a camera mounted inside the chest of the snowman captures reactions up close while a camera placed nearby shoots the scene. [ screaming ] >> the only thing needed to bring the snow man prank to life is someone willing to climb inside and scare the bejesus out of people. for that, he recruited his friend and it doesn't take a lot of convincing. >> i'm a professional s

. >> frigid water like this, you've got about 15 minutes until severe hypothermia starts setting in.r that, a host of complications and your ability to survive goes down dramatically. even the coast guard helicopter needs specific navigation to arrive on time. >> from here up, it's difficult to see that person in the water. >> the plb points them to the spot. coast guard swimmer mike thompson makes easy work of plucking a swimmer from the water. the difference between a rescue and a recovery is getting to the victim on time. it was 40 minutes between activating the beacon and getting plucked out of the water. in that cold water, if i didn't have the dry suit, i would have been a hypothermic mess. but a healthy person can survive that. >> thanks so much, mike. >>> time to check in with shepard smith reporting live from the fox news desk. >> how come the government can kill american citizens without a trial? what would the legal argument for government killing citizens be? we expect to find out soon. officials say the white house is planning to release its droning memo, part of a push

the almost 6,000 my grants perished in the last 15 years due to dehydration, heat exhaustion or hypothermia. >> did you notice the pieces of clothing along the trail? shoes, pants back there a ways? >> measured by the number of border patrol apprehension, the government's policy of driving migrants into the desert has brought down the number of illegal crossers substantially from over a million in 2006 to 420,000 last year. but while lesser crossing -- less are crossing, more are dying. a my grant crossing is 8 times more likely to die than a decade ago. >> it's weird to be in the footsteps of thousands and thousands of people that have come through here i mean it's kind of eerie in a way. and then, take it one more level and who knows which one of our people that we followed their story, who knows if they passed right there. so, i think it's, for me, kind of tough. >> myra succumbed on the first day of her trek. two hours into the hike, kashana is already feeling the strain. >> it's tough. it's hot. i think i over packed. i don't feel people can do this for long. you have to be so indicati

pontoon had broken from the kyak eight people were rescued some of them triggered by firefighters for hypothermiaont alerting parents about disturbing incident near an elementary school police say a man tried to pick up but young boy there. in line on friday around 4:00 in the afternoon for not police say the 10 year-old boy left for an after-school program and encourage elementary to walk home. should he makes five days a week he was alone but police say he only lives two blocks away when he cross carroll avenue police say he passed by a parked vehicle on carol read this for a car is. with a man sitting in the driver's seat. this would push a car the man stranger asked him if he wanted a ride home. the young man described the subject as dark skinned male with a dark black hair spiked he described the vehicle as blue colored sedan for with frost all over the car >> : because the boy felt threatened run home and told us parents who called police in line basic stranger danger tips everyone can learn from making sure children know the parents phone number cell phone number ever the live which also n

and the so-called enhanced interrogation techniques -- waterboarding, putting people in forth,hypothermiae were used in connection with that program. and here we see the likely application of a technique that measures, like waterboarding, but without water. what appears to have occurred here is the introduction of cloths into the mountains of the three prisoners to induce a sense of the six nation. that is the same sensation with waterboarding. university of california at dutch study pulled us out and show there is evidence the same technique having been applied in other locations including the charles naval brig by intelligence officers at about the same time. >> and this method is called dry boarding? >> exactly right. >> what do you think we learned? you have the eyewitness account of this man called denny. from the eyewitness account he gives of the night he was with al-zahrani, what do we conclude about the other two? they all had exactly the same -- they died from the same causes. >> the other two were dead at the beginning of this narration, or least denny believes there are that.

. >> i realized that i could risk suffering hypothermia if i got either of my legs in the water too long>> fortunately, their plight has been noticed. >> i saw people gathering on the shore, they were looking and i'm sure that they had called the rescue team. >> two teams are called. the ground rescue volunteers and at the kearn county sheriff's office, the air support team of deputies mcadoo and nelson. >> we got our gear together that we needed to conduct the hoist rescue, pulled the helicopter out, took off and started heading out there. >> as we were going out there, the first ground units arrived on scene and actually confirmed that they had six people stuck in three different trees. >> when they reached the scene, mcadoo and nelson are surprised at how swollen the river is. >> stuff that's usually dry land was underwater. >> it was shocking to see the peril that these people were in. >> the ground team rescues two people using boats, but they can't reach mike or ed, marooned in the trees. >> that's when they asked for us to go ahead and conduct a hoist rescue. >> the rafters have b

the public relation spin on this was he was a drifter and died of hypothermia, but the medical examinere more graphic than that. for example, tilikum stripped him, bit off his genitals. there was bite marks all over his body. >> now, whether that was post-death or pre-death, i don't know. but all i can comment on is that the guy definitely jumped in the wrong pool. ♪ >> so why keep tilikum there? this guy has a proven track record of killing people. he's clearly a liability to the institution. why keep him around? well, it's quite simple to answer, and that is that his semen is worth a lot of money. >> over the years tilikum has been one of the main breeding whales at seaworld. which is brilliant because they can inseminate way more female whales because they can get his sperm and freeze it and he's basically operating as a sperm bank. in a reputable breeding program, rule number one is you certainly would not breed an animal that has shown a history of aggression towards humans. imagine if you had a pit bull who had killed. that animal would have likely been put down. but in the entire

looking at 38 ipp scruries follow a suf -- injuries following a tough mudder, burns, internal burns, hypothermia - what you don't see with other ept. >> do you think the ents need to -- events need to enact more safety, is there regulation required or is this what it is, people read up and come at your own rick. >> they do a good job. the question is how to prevent the injuries that people get at ents like this. one of the level ways of doing that is paying sure you - to make sure that people meed a physical standard. that you are in good shape, and you don't - perhaps you turn in a physical from a physician making sure you don't have unlying medical issues. >>> dr, thank you for joining us this morning to talk about a popular event. the extreme race ept. >> thanks for having me. >>> we'll move on and talk about our next subject. going forward - excuse me for a second here. it looks like we have just talked about the tough mudder event and we'll come back with more if yous after these messages. p >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. we talked about extreme racing events like tough mudder and

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