the shark popped up and chomped down in his kayak. the kayak split in two. >> i came out from under water and i was laying on the back like this trying to hold my arms and legs in. >> jackson managed to paddle his slowly sinking kayak to safety. similar scene last week off santa cruz when a great white attacked another kayaker. >>> an elusive sea lion skekeep escaping because of this wrapped around his neck. he has been spotted in fort bragg and peer 39 in san francisco. over time, this can trigger major health issues. >>> all board the electric train. cal train is expanding. a smoother commute. scott budman is live outside. the time line of the new electric train. >> reporter:. yeah, the first electric train is expected to roll out of here in 2021. they will have a lot more people riding the train. a ground breaking ceremony was held at the millbrae. nearly doubling the trains available while taking away pollutants and ideally removing cars from the freeways. >> electricfication is here. and it is the equivalent of preventing seven n

>> reporter: her experiment shows that this kayaker had no trouble with an identical kayak with the plugyou kill vince that day? >> no. i loved him. >> reporter: graswald is adamant she did not kill viafore. his family is shocked that she'll be out of jail by december. >>> and the men still in the running on "the bachelorette." >> and how you can have cristiano ronaldo's abs. >> this is so huge. he's standing by literally, right now. >> hi, cristiano. >> cristiano's next in studio, . cristiano's next in studio, hope you didn't forget! what're you gonna wear? hannah. did you get that email i sent you? i need you to respond... when life keeps you up... zzzquil helps you fall asleep in less than 20 minutes. because sleep is a beautiful thing. tand, our adulte children are here. so, we save by using tide. which means we use less. three generations of clothes cleaned in one wash. those are moms. anybody seen my pants? nothing cleans better. put those on dad! it's got to be tide. ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >>> skinny time. and things got serious on the bachelorette. >> yeah. so here to talk about al

just the kayak. >> don't sink me in thinking we're looking for somebody and it's just the kayak. >> i got you! this guy's got his drone up in the air. he's got some fishing lined tied to it and he's got a hook. swings that thing around a few times. he tried to get it with a rope at first. that didn't work. but all he had to do was just hook a little bit of that line on the kayak, string the line back to shore where his buddies were standing. >> i thought they were going to try and bull it with a drone and that was going to work. >> the drone would be in the water. >> you've got to think beyond that. >> that was clever. if it worked with a kayak, will it work with a canoe? >> same guys noticed this canoe pop up behind them. doesn't look like terribly good shape. got water in it and stuff. >> it's like the exact same spot. >> this is great. this is their new business. refurbish this stuff and sell it on. >> manages to snag the rope on the front of the canoe. >> now you know with the next time a canoe or kayak gets stuck, i'm going to get the hook on my drone and bring it back in. >> tha

in this kayak in waters off east beach.brett zodtner jackson /kayak bit by shark "the first thing i saw was its nose .. bite .. jaw coming right at me!"the 6 foot tall kayaker .. in town from l-a .. admits he was somewhat in shock during the ordeal. brett zodtner jackson /kayak bit by shark "it grabbed me and then it drove me sideways, flipped me over .. ended up on the bottom of the kayak which was out of water." hours earlier, each of goleta beach ... a similar scenario played out involving a paddleboarder. county park rangers confirming .. an 8-foot great white bit the nose and rail off a paddleboard, knocking a man into the water.he was not hurt. natsneither was jackson. but beach goers were a little rattled.adrian tapia & vincent musante/witnesses"we overheard someone .. kayaker .. they said .. obviously, didn't want to scare us."jackson says his shark scare won't keep him out of the water. brett zodtner jackson /kayak bit by shark "i think i got away with it so i don't think it will happen again. " (justine) that is the third advisory is for leadbetter beach. a shark expert sa

>> how much do you know about kayaks? >> i have kayaked many, many times. camp counsellor, so yes, i know about kayaks. >> the good thing is you'll know that removing that plug will not sink a kayak. that's not the way it works. >> the kayak sunk, dan. do you argue that the kayak went under water? they found it miles and miles away. >> let me ask you another question, have you been in the hudson river? >> it went under. >> have you been in the hudson when the weather is really, really bad? >> i have sailed up to -- yes, on a boat and a sailboat up to the island. have you? no. >> one thing has nothing to do with the other. a kayak doesn't sink because of a missing plug. kayaks sink because of high winds in hudson river. >> and why, may i ask, does she kick away his paddle? >> there's no evidence that she kicked -- >> listening, not hearing. >> she never kicked -- >> she said she kicked it away. >> she never admitted to that. >> she's charged with tampering with the paddle. >> and why do you think -- >> she said she kicked, pushed away the paddle. she said th

oh, my god. >> can you see the kayak still? >> no, the kayak went underwater.god. >> reporter: an investigator testified at an earlier hearing that graswald said she felt trapped by viafore and wanted to be free admitting she took his paddle after his kayak capsized in the choppy waters while he begged her to call 911. in court monday graswald said she knew the plug was not in viafore's kayak, knew that the weather was dangerous and that he had been drinking and wasn't wearing a life jacket. but she says s anything to intentionally cause his death. >> you could tell by her -- the struggles she had in the courtroom today through her plea allocution that she cared very deeply for vince. she loved him very much and never in her wildest dreams did she ever imagine that her conduct would lead to his death. >> reporter: police arrested graswald back in 2015. after that 11-hour interrogation. >> why didn't he have the plug in there. >> he didn't have it because i guess i had it. i wanted him dead and now he's gone and i'm okay with it. i'm okay with that. >> reporter:

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just off westcliffe drive in peloton a great while shark chomping down on a kayak throwing the kayaker steve lawson into the water. he was not otherwise harmed orbit en. but the kayak had a one-foot- long bite mark in it. >> you know, it's really not a common occurrence. i have been doing this for 25 years. this is the first time. things happen. it's no big deal. >> reporter: santa cruz officials closed down other nearby beaches including the main beach at the boardwalk right in the middle of summer until saturday morning. surfers say for whatever reason, shark sightings are now happening all the time. >> they are probably cruising through the bay all the time. they go under all the time. and they are sighting them -- this year way more than ever. >> reporter: the kayaker, mr. lawson, is an experienced paddler so when the shark overturned his kayak, he had his marine radio with him and was able to immediately radio in his distress call. in santa cruz, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> in southern california, a baby bear is now moving about without a hitch. >> but this little guy needed a little

>> reporter: her experiment shows that this kayaker had no trouble with an identical kayak with the plugll vince that day? >> no. i loved him. >> reporter: grawald is adamant she did not intentionally kill him. his familiar is shocked and upset she'll be out of jail by december. >>> when we come back, the men still in the running on "the bachelorette. ". >>> and you, too, cristiano's abs. >> he's standing by literally right now. >> hi, cristiano. >> cristiano's next in studio, . ♪ skinny when life keeps you up... zzzquil helps you fall asleep in less than 20 minutes. because sleep is a beautiful thing. tand, our adulte children are here. so, we save by using tide. which means we use less. three generations of clothes cleaned in one wash. those are moms. anybody seen my pants? nothing cleans better. put those on dad! it's got to be tide. when i have an asthma attack... i feel scared. sometimes my parents have to take me to the hospital. i feel like a fish with no water. you know how to react to their asthma attacks. here's how to prevent them. call... visit... or call your doctor. because

he kept his cool, mentally, but couldn't stay afloat as the shark knocked the kayak around."i went all the way upside down and then i came out of the boat."in the moments he was in the water with nothing to protect himhe says the shark had already taken off.lawson normally paddles with a buddy off of seabright state beach, but was glad to see a fisherman nearby. "lawson says he was about a mile or two away from shore and with a boat badly damaged, he needed harbor patrol to tow him back in."that smile says it all - lawson was lucky.but he still had to tell his girlfriend and his daughter what happened on the water."my mother was sort of not too happy, either."lawson doesn't want people to be scared to go in the waterhe says it took him 25 years of almost daily paddling before he had a close call like this."i'm sure the shark took a bite out of the boat and said, 'ya know what? this doesn't taste good.' and he was gone."harbor patrol, on the other hand, has warning signs posted, telling people to stay out of the are where the shark attackedfor the next four days.lawson, who lo

a great white shark chomped down on a kayak throwing the kayaker into the water. the man wasn't bitten, but the kayak had a bite mark in it. >> it's really not a common occurrence. i've been doing this 25 years, and this is the first time things happened, and it was not a big deal. >> reporter: santa cruz officials closed down other nearby beaches, including the main beach at the boardwalk right in the middle of summer until saturday morning. surfers say for whatever reason, shark sightings are now happening all the time. >> they're probably cruising through the bay all time, go under us all the time, and the sightings this year, there's been way more than ever. >> reporter: the key kayaker, mr. lawson is an experienced paddler, and he had a marine radio with him and was able to immediately radio in the call. >>> after three months at the bottom of the bay, a 112-foot barge is finally being fished out. it capsized months ago during a bad storm. the barge is only sitting in about 40 feet of water, but pulling it up has been tricky. visibility is poor, and it's righ

. >> a kayaker close encounter off the coast tonight, how he stranl scrambled to escape the jaws of a great wliet shark. >>> also pretty but problematic a warning for firefighters about the danger soaring in the sky above san francisco. >>> i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. fog back at the coastline. the impact for tomorrow morning commute plus why the weekend fire danger could go even higher. coming up at 11:20. hey look, it's everyone's favorite, the six-dollar subway club. hey look, it's everyone's favorite, the six-dollar sweet onion chicken teriyaki. advertising. they're footlongs and they're six bucks each. subway. so. much. sandwich. committee, unanimously passing a resolution. >>> just in into our newsroom oakland public safety committee unanimously pass ago resolution recommending the city cut ties with ice. that federal immigration agents. members of the community argued the trump administration has been used to bully and intimidate noncriminals. they claim the new policies conflict with oakland status as a a sanctuary city. >> we've seen people picked up dropping their kids o

that flipped his kayak over and caused him to go into the water. he contacted harbor patrol for rescue. fortunately, lawson was not injured. he got a good look at about 25% of the shark, but isn't sure how big it was. the jaw left a foot-long impression on the front of his kayak. >> park patrol came right out, helped me. never saw the shark again. i'm sure it was a mistake on his part. i'm sure he's saying hey, i lost a tooth or something. >> reporter: now, here's a photo posted by santa cruz police of lawson, back on shore after his rescue. he says he's fine and in good spirits. now, warning signs are now posted all over the beach area, to warn others of the shark attack on the kayak. as is protocol, water access for about a mile in any direction will be restricted. that covers santa cruz's main beach. a life-long resident and surfer says shark sightings in this area are definitely on the rise. >> the water is warmer. and we've had some temperature rise in the ocean, and the sharks are loving it here, maybe more than usual. and they're a little mo

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>> reporter: her experiment shows this kayaker had no trouble in an identical kayak to the one that hadved. >> did you kill vince that day? >> no. i loved him. >> reporter: graswald is adamant she did not intentionally kill her fiance. she will be out of prison this december. david? >> adrienne, thank you. >>> when we come back, the interstate shut down, and the traffic halting. gunfire exchanged. a s.w.a.t. team standoff with a heavily armed suspect. ...it starts a chain reaction... ...that's heard throughout the connected business world. at&t network security helps protect business, from the largest financial markets to the smallest transactions, by sensing cyber-attacks in near real time and automatically deploying countermeasures. keeping the world of business connected and protected. that's the power of and. what bad back?gels work so fast you'll ask what pulled hammy? advil liqui - gels make pain a distant memory nothing works faster stronger or longer what pain? advil. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prev

see the damage left behind to the kayak the man was in, that's coming up. pat? >> reporter: good morning, rahel, it is time for summer fest from ocean sit, new jersey, we're up bright and early at sweet charlie, rolling ice cream, kyle and jacob get to go it a lot earlier than they're used to, we'll try this out. it is perfect weather for it, too, we'll show you what they're doing when we come back >> here is entertainment tonight nancy odel. >> this week jada pink he will smith, queen latifa out to have a good time in girls trip, and big acting debut in historical war epic. >> 400,000 men on this beach. >> and acting a due alongside large cast including kenneth, and kill yan murphy, telling the true story of the rescue and evacuation every hundreds every thousands of british troops to become surrounded by the and mess in france during worlds war two. >> film so amazing, tells an important story, and i think an amazing list of actors working on it, and i feel like we were all working toward the same thing. and i don't feel like really allowed any time to think t

bret jackson says he was kayaking near santa barbra when the shark chomped union on the kayak the bitehan ha foot wide. he managed to paddle the sinking boat to safety. shark warning signs post-ed across santa barbara county beaches a similar scene last week in santa cruz. >>> here is the warning all northbound lanes of the golden gate bridge closed this sunday morning. the shutdown is a security precaution following recently terrorist attacks in the europe where vehicles used at as weapons northbound golden gate on that's the brinl all lanes close four-door 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. for the san francisco marathon. food you can ee the athlete attention checking in at ft. mason pmt the marathon kicks off monday morning 5:30. it staurts at the embarked of mission street heads north over the golden gate bridge and wraps up again along the embarcadero 26 miles great athletes. back in a moment with the drama unfolding with the giants on and off the field. stay with us. >>> all right plenty of buzz about the giants signing poobl sand value released which the red sox. will it actually happen and

the 6' kayaker wasn't hurt but he explained it was quite a shock. >> it grabbed on. i didn't see it coming or anything, just i was getting bit on the side of the kayak like that. and it drove me sideways two or three feet, flipped me over without thinking, i just ended up on the bottom of the kayak which was out of the water. >> one of the recent southern california attacks involved a male great white shark. one expert estimates it had to be 11 to 13 feet long. >>> the detwiler fire is causing huge problems in mariposa county. but kpix 5's maria medina shows us it's providing an opportunity for research that may save lives. >> reporter: it's a sight normally taken as a threat to life. >> it's beautiful, majestic in its own sort of way. >> reporter: but to these men a smoke plume is a sign for them to stay. >> it's very exciting. >> reporter: if you take a closer look at the video they captured of this smoke plume just yesterday at the detwiler fire, you can see it rotating. >> the fire whirl which is very dangerous and extremely dangerous fire behavior. >> reporter:

he says he was kayaking near santa barbra. the kayak almost split in two. >> i came out from under water as quick as i could. and laying on my back. >> that was close. jackson managed to paddle his slowly sinking kayak to safety. warning signs have been posted. and swimmerers banned from the water for the next two days. a lot of people will be disappointed. a similar scene last week when in santa cruz a great white attacked another kayaker. >> something that hasn't happened for 99 years. stargazers fighting to get to unusual locations across the country. >>> the reason why rescuers are trying so hard to catch this guy. to the sierra this weekend. crews are closing lanes of highway 50 over the sacramento scaramucci. >>> expect traffic slow downs if you are heading back from the sierra. closing lanes over highway 50 so they can repave the road again. this is the third time crews have to have to repave this bridge. lane closures start tonight at 10:00 and last through monday morning. delays may run up to one hour. >>> blame the w

that flipped his kayak over and caused him to go into the water. he contacted harbor patrol for rescue. fortunately, lawson was not injured. he got a good look at about 25% of the shark, but isn't sure how big it was. the jaw left a foot-long impression on the front of his kayak. >> park patrol came right out, helped me. never saw the shark again. i'm sure it was a mistake on his part. i'm sure he's saying hey, i lost a tooth or something. >> reporter: now, here's a photo posted by santa cruz police of lawson, back on shore after his rescue. he says he's fine and in good spirits. now, warning signs are now posted all over the beach area, to warn others of the shark attack on the kayak. as is protocol, water access for about a mile in any direction will be restricted. that covers santa cruz's main beach. a life-long resident and surfer says shark sightings in this area are definitely on the rise. >> the water is warmer. and we've had some temperature rise in the ocean, and the sharks are loving it here, maybe more than usual. and they're a little mo

now, that's where steve lawson was in his kayak beyond the kelt bed. when he looked down, he saw a shark bite the front of the of e kayak flipping him into water. he contacted harbor patrol using a marine radio for rescue, a nearby boat also offered assistance. now, fortunately lawson was not injured. he says he got a good look at about 25% of the shark, but isn't sure how big it really was. the shark's jaws left a foot long impression on the front of his kayak. >> patrol came right out, helped me. never saw the shark again. i'm sure it was a mistake on his part. i'm sure he's probably saying, hey, i lost a tooth, or something. >> reporter: now, here's a photo posted by santa cruz police of lawson back on shore after his rescue. he says he's fine and he's in good spirits. now, warning signs have been posted to warn others of the shark attack on the kayak. they're all over the beach area. as is protocol after such an incident, water access for about a mile around will be restricted. that covers santa cruz's main beach and koul beach. the beaches are not

in his 25 years of kayaking, steve lawson has never seen anything like this."it felt like i hit a rock. it was very solid, a very loud bang hitting my boat."but it was no rock - it was a great white shark, biting the bow of his boat.the jolt knocked him all the way upside down, and out of the kayak."you go through all the horrible scenarios; you go through the jaws films and everything else, but the shark obviously was not interested in me."by that point, the shark was gone - lawson never saw a fin or a tailbut he ádid find a fisherman's boat nearby, and yelled for help. the fisherman stayed with him while harbor patrol arrived and pulled lawson - and his badly damaged kayak, to shore. believe it or not, lawson was very calm as he recounted the story just a few hours later. he knows it's a ávery rare occurrence."this does not happen. the shark made a mistake and i was the mistake." "crazy!"his neighbors had to come see the bite mark for themselves."it's amazing. amazing that he survived."and despite an encounter that would make most people stay on solid ground

steve lawson was kayaking when he looked down to see the shark bite the front of his kayak, flipping him into the water. lawson says he has never seen anything like this in his 25 years of kayaking. >> park patrol came right out, helped me. never saw the shark again. i'm sure it was a mistake on his part. i'm sure he's saying, hey, i lost a tooth or something. >> santa cruz p.d. tweeted out this photo. lawson says he has no plans to stop kayaking despite the close encounter. >> scary. federal agents have settled in on oakland's valdez street, the scene of last week's 4 alarm fire. the atf national response team arrived yesterday. its 22 members include explosive specialists, fire protection engineers, chemists and forensic mappers. they say they assume nothing and they'll follow the evidence wherever it leads. today oakland mayor libby schaaf told abc7 news she's going to push forward with safety measures while this investigation continues. >> i'm not waiting. i am going to do everything i can to protect all our construction sites from intentional or accidental fires. preventive step

the shark sunk its teeth into the kayaker's board leaving bite marks. jackson says the shark was just inches away from chomping down on his torso and flipped over his kayak. jackson managed to get back on the board -- on board his kayak and paddled his way to safety. the beach was closed and signs posted about a shark sighting. >>> all right, time now for >>> all right, time now for some sports and round two of the british open. it's under way right now. >> at tee off this morning, three americans are tied for first. they include this year's u.s. open winner, brooks koepka and 2015 master champion jordan spieth. as for baseball, we get the highlights from our guys at espn. >>> good morning, morning people. he's stan, i'm neil. i can smell the farmer's john hot dog from here. something must be going on dodgers stadium. >> dodger stadium not too far away from here. dodgers taking on the braves. dodgers came in on an 11-game win streak. kurt suzuki is like what's your point. >> suzuki is from maui, stan. >> knocks that one out. atlanta, 5-1. later they're

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on the kayak is about 16 inches.rities are trying to determine whether the shark was a great white. now, hours earlier park rangers say an 8-foot great white bit a paddle board, knocking a man into the water. he was not hurt. >>> >>> all right. the time is 6:57. police in sacramento investigating after a package containing a disturbing message was sent to an islamic group. now, it arrived last month at the office of the sacramento valley of islamic relations. it had a sealed food container inside. it also had hateful and menacing messages written on the pages. police determined it was sent by a woman in houston, texas. investigators so far have not classified this as a hate crime. >> we are looking into it as hate-related activity. there is no crime committed. >> definitely hateful. we will let the authorities deem it a crime or not. but we have seen -- this is part of a rash incidents. there were three in june and part of a larger uptick of hateful incidents. >> that came after two mosques were vandalized. those wer

he kept his cool, mentally, but couldn't stay afloat as the shark knocked the kayak around."i went all the way upside down and then i came out of the boat."in the moments he was in the water with nothing to protect himhe says the shark had already taken off.lawson normally paddles with a buddy off of seabright state beach, but was glad to see a fisherman nearby. "lawson says he was about a mile or two away from shore and with a boat badly damaged, he needed harbor patrol to tow him back in."that smile says it all - lawson was lucky.but he still had to tell his girlfriend and his daughter what happened on the water."my mother was sort of not too happy, either."lawson doesn't want people to be scared to go in the waterhe says it took him 25 years of almost daily paddling before he had a close call like this."i'm sure the shark took a bite out of the boat and said, 'ya know what? this doesn't taste good.' and he was gone."harbor patrol, on the other hand, has warning signs posted, telling people to stay out of the are where the shark attackedfor the next four days.lawson, who lo

the shark sunk its teeth into the kayaker's board leaving bite marks. jackson says the shark was just inches away from chomping down on his torso and flipped over his kayak. he managed to get back on board and paddled his way to safety. the beach was closed and signs posted about a shark sighting. >> time for sports and round two of the british open. it's under way right now. >> at tee off three americans are tied for first. they include this open winner, brooks cokoepka an jordan spieth. >>> good morning, good morning, people. he's stan, i'm neil. i can smell the farmer's john's hot dog from here. >> dodger stadium not too far away from here. dodgers taking on the braves. dodgers came in on an 11-game win streak. suzuki is like what's your point. >> he's from maui, stan. >> knocks that out. laptsz, 5-1. later up 6-3. last chance for the dodgers in the ninth. look at johan camargo. win streak all done, braves take it 6-3. >>> the yankees were up in the great northwest and aaron judge was making friends with a little mariner fan. felix hernandez has been

the kayaker says a 12 foot white shark knocked him into the water. for the next 10:00, he feared the sharked going to bite him. >> a nearby fisherman saw the whole thing and radioed to shore. he says he will be out today in a different kayak. >>> a batch of e-mails is giving us new insight into a meeting between president trump's son and a russian lawyer. we spoke to foxx news late last night. >> now this morning the president is reacting. he is tweeting twice in the last two hours saying my son donald did a good job last night. he was open, transparent, and innocent. this is the greatest witch hunt in political history, sad. remember when you hear the words "sources say" from the fake media, often times those sources are made up and do not exist. trump jr. tweeted out his e-mail correspondence with a russian lawyer. >> tracie potts is joining us to break it down. >> reporter: good morning, donald trump junior provided these e-mails. he tweeted out a link to them himself. he says to be transparent and to show he did nothing wrong here. critics say it

we want to demonstrate a kayak, a foldable kayak, that can operate in the ocean like this.ttle more than 100 miles between the countries. —— our own limits. they would go to havana and then the key west. in the last few years, the situation between the two countries had eased, with barack obama normalising relations in 2015. but that was partly reversed by his predecessor, donald trump, in his first month. the team setting off from havana hope in some small way their trip may make a difference. there is a long history of doing this crossing in a small craft. we think there is an opportunity to ta ke think there is an opportunity to take that and pay homage to it and then look forward and celebrate what we hope is a safe and legal future of immigration and trade between the us and cuba. so, off they went. next stop, florida. the trip should take about a day and a half to complete. jim allman, bbc news. thank you for watching newsday. i am rico hizon in singapore. and i am babita sharma. before we go, these are pictures of the formula 1 team taking over trafalgar square in pr

the kayaker says the shark grabbed his kayak and flipped it over.first thing he saw coming was the sharks nose and then he saw its jaw coming right at him. and just hours earlier on a different beach... county park rangers say a paddle boarder had an encounter with an 8-foot-long great white. they say the shark knocked him into the water. people at the beach say it is a little concerning. ( darya ) a shark expert measured the bite mark in the kayak and estimated the size of the shark at 11 to 13 feet. that is roughly the average size of an adult male great white shark. ( mark ) officers were out in full force on the peninsula cracking down on drivers breaking the ( darya ) kron 4's stanley roberts shows us on this edition of people behaving badly. what i want you to do is follow my knucklego side to side with your e

he took his family kayaking when his family kayaked a nest. he purposy capsized his own kayak for their own protection. but the wasps snging him several times. unrtunately what he didn't know is hs allergic to wasp stings. so he went into shock and stopped breathing. >> the kids were like, daddy breathe, breathe. because we had to get him to breathe. >> two women grabbed the 6'8" tall man and brought him to shore. they gave him a shot of adrenalin and he regained consciousness. he recovered from the attack. >>> now your accuweather forecast. >> we are tracking another day of this warm to hot weather sticking around and then cooler r works in in the new week ahead. what it's showing you scanning the sky, coming up empty handed with no issues. a live look at our east bay hills camera. we're soaked in sshine this afternoon and temperatures are responding accordingly. look at the 24-hour temperature change. hayward 20 degrees warmer right now than were this time yesterday. 13 in san jose and livermore. so warm air has really rushed in this afterno

bit on the side of the kayak like that. sidewise i'm guessing two or three feet, flipped me over. without thinking, i ended up on the bottom of the kayak which was out of the water. >> the bite mark is about 16 inches. authorities are trying to determine if the shark was a great white. hours earlier park ranger say an 8-foot great white knocked a man into the water. he was not hurt. >>> daly's remains were exhumed last night as part of a paternity test. a woman says she was conceived between an affair between her mother and daly. her mother worked as a made for daly. she wants a share of the estate. >>> according to the ap the company that sells the panels claims that the cleveland brown stadium was constructed using the paneling. ling. the paneling lined the outer walls of the 24-story tower in london when the apartment complex caught fire, killing 80 people. cleveland officials say there is no risk to browns fans. >>> the time is 7:54. sacramento police investigating the delivery of a package sent to an islamic group that

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