katarina zarutskie/ shark bite victim:"even now like it hurts here."some scars says she's always had a healthy respect for nature, but even more so now katarina zarutskie/ shark bite victim:"you really need to respect them in their home and if you do go swim with them i think if you have the opportunity you do have to take in consideration the risks and also just maybe not lean back." (grant) that was janine (grant)that was janine stanwood reporting. zarutskie (za-rut-ski) says she grew up surfing in southern up surfing in says she grew up surfing in southern up surfing in southern california so she was able to remain calm. (vicki) doctors told her, she still has pieces of shark teeth in her arm. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) coming up next on kron4 news at six. shock and disappointment from music fans.after a star-studded hip hop festival was canceled just days before it was supposed to start in the east bay. now fans who spent hundreds of dollars are wondering what to d

katarina zarutskie was visiting the bahamas with her boyfriend last month when she decided to get inhem bit her wrist and pulled her underwater. she managed to free herself and get out quickly holding her wrist up to stop the blood getting in the water. you can see in the last picture the shark's bite marks. her boyfriend captured the entire incident on camera, clearly not keen to jump in and save her! the first images have emerged from the hospital where 12 thai boys and their football coach are being treated, after their remarkable rescue from a flooded cave. and new details have been released about the complexity of the rescue operation. it's been confirmed that the boys were heavily sedated ahead of the rescue effort — to prevent them panicking in the dark, narrow, passageways which were underwater in parts, as our correspondent lucy williamson reports. these are the luckiest boys in thailand, still weak, still in quarantine, these pictures the first we've seen since a rescue diver filmed them huddled together in the cave, their schoolboy poses for the camera hiding the miracle t

katarina zarutskie was vacationing with her boyfriend and his family when she had his father snap photosposing among about a dozen nurse sharks. that's when one of them suddenly chomped down on her wrist pulling her underwater. >> all of a sudden i just fell like -- it felt like 15 different people were squeezing on my wrist really, really, really hard. the next thing i knew i was underwater and i felt this and then adrenaline just kicks in. >> she managed to get away with just those bite marks on her wrist. >> all right, well, forget about sharks. look at this. officers in australia captured a 15-foot crocodile that weighs 1300 pounds and took them 8 years to catch. >> eight years? >> eight years. just a little bit. the saltwater croc was not far from a tourist site. >>> coming up, the city ranked as the number one vacation destination in the u.s. >>> and also ahead, the outrage after the pentagon paid $10,000 for a toilet seat cover on that military plane. >>> plus, the fashion accessory that's disappearing all because of the world cup. pearing all because of the world cup. r breakfast

florida student is lucky to be alive after a close call with sharks in the bahamas. 19-year-old katarina zarutskie rut-ski) was posing for the camera while swimming with nurse sharks. her boyfriend's dad snapped photos as one shark bit down on her wrist and pulled her underwater. (pam) zarutskie (za-rut-ski) was able to quickly get out of the water, away from the sharks. the man who owns the marina where she was swimming says, nurse sharks are normally friendly. doctors told her, she still has pieces of shark teeth in her arm. (pam) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(ken) but our primetime coverage is just getting started this wednesday evening. grant lodes and vicki liviakis are here with kron 4 news at 9. ((grant))thank you pam and ken..new tonight at nine...police release bodycam footageof a deadly officer- involved shooting involving a robbery suspect.that suspect...was hit more than 40 times.why a jury ruled his death...a suicide.that's next in a live report. plus...history in san francisco.london breed becomes the city's first african- city's first african-american female mayor.we speak with ci

but during this beachside photo shoot in the bahamas, katarina zarutskie decided to pose alongside thisg me to swim with them. and, you know, i saw it and i saw it as an opportunity for me to -- another chance to connec with nature. >> reporter: that's when her hopes for a viral snap took a terrifying turn. one of the nurse sharks clamping down on the model's wrist. >> when he bit me, supposedly it sounded like a big vacuum seal sort of sound. next thing i knew i was under water. and i felt this. and i pulled my hand above my head. and i knew i couldn't get my blood in the water. when they see blood, that means food. adrenaline is kicking in, and i knew i needed to get out of the water. >> a little public service announcement. while nurse sharks are typically nonaggressive and often swim away from people, occasionally they do bite. but zarutskie is on the mend, and her instagram is back up and running again. >> good to know they do bite now. >> glad she's okay. >> she says she'd do it again, too, didn't she? >> come on! >> a lot of people do do this. it's pretty common in snorkeling. th