a kayak. >> hannah, you don't want any part of this, do you?s a good swimmer and things before you brought him out. >> he's a strong swimmer. we practice turning the kayak over getting back in. we do these drills all the time. we wear life jackets. we carry knives and shears on the side of us so we can cut the line if something bad happens, so, yeah, we take a lot of safety precautions. >> you want to go back out there again, hunter? >> yes. >> and when did you want to become a marine biologist? before this or just because you're around water all the time living in texas. >> because i'm around animals. >> his first was sh, not mom or dad, his first love. >> and my family is from norway and his family has always had him active in fishing since 2 so i don't know if it's the blood line or something going on here but he doesn't say mommy first. he said fish. >> look at those eyes. glad everything worked out well. it was interesting to see especially from a kayak like that and like you said, you've been doing this for a long time and it's good to kn

a phishman has man was fishing in his kayak this weekend when he hook a sun fish by the tail. known as the molamola. the heaviest boned fish in the world and can weigh up to 5000 pounds. after the sun fish pulled his kayak around for a bit he said he reached out and touched the massive creature before letting it go. look at the happy ending to that story. >> that's great. a husky pulling a dog sled. >> impressive. >> impressive weather forecast for tonight if you're heading anywhere outside. >> looking good outside. right now clouds haven't been an issue. will be clear for pretty much the rest of the evening as well. we will see clouds rolling back onshore flowback in the picture but a pretty pleasant saturday for everybody all over the bay area. look at this shot . the golden gate bridge. beautiful nice change of scenery here. plenty of blue peeking through right now. for this evening we will see mostly clear conditions to start in those inland spots. clear right now and warm in those inland locations. 88 in concord. 86 in livermore santa rosa sitting at 86. in the locations

. >> instead of us using all of our energy to try to pull the shark, the shark pulled the kayak.lled the texas sleigh ride. >> okay. stevens says he was worried the shark might tip the kayak over but kept the video rolling until they cut it loose. >>> this morning on "the early show" we're tracking hurricane irene as it pushes closer to the florida coast. i'm terrell brown. this is the "cbs morning news." hey, you made your own lunch. yep! (mom) i'm so proud of you. the bus is here, gotta go mom. okay hunny, have a great day. look in your bag, made you something. (announcer) it's more than just that great peanut taste, choosing jif is a simple way to show someone how much you care. choosey moms, choose jif. all-natural benefiber, the fiber supplement that's taste-free and dissolves completely. so you can put it in whatever you like, even water. benefiber. makes taking fiber easier. >>> to colorado we go here. a very large dust devil formed monday in a denver suburb. these whirlwinds are common in the western southwest, especially in hot, dry conditions. they're somewhat similar t

. >>> kayaker spent the night tied to a channel marker is safe this morning. people aboard the larkspur ferry spotted the woman and called for help. a small boat plucked her from the platform. she was treated for hypothermia. she was kayaking to sausalito when she became stranded. >> it's fiob, the bart board of directors has named the new manager. she was named as chief manager. she is number two person at the federal transit administration under bill clinton. she will make $330,000 a year. she takes over an agency days facing several controversies. protests that forced bart to shut down several stations in downtown san francisco. they were triggered by fatal shooting of a homeless man and the agency's system on shut off cellphone service to prevent an earlier protest. >>> just ahead, a report card on the security as we approach 9/11 terror attacks. they say we are note any better prepared today. >> and kids with guns, a decision made by a santa >>> speed limits around schools in san jose could be dropped from 25 to 15 miles an hour. terry mcsweeney j

. >>> kayaker spent the night tied to a channel marker is safe this morning. people aboard the larkspur ferry spotted the woman and called for help. a small boat plucked her from the platform. she was treated for hypothermia. she was kayaking to sausalito when she became stranded. >> it's fiob, the bart board of directors has named the new manager. she was named as chief manager. she is number two person at the federal transit administration under bill clinton. she will make $330,000 a year. she takes over an agency days facing several controversies. protests that forced bart to shut down several stations in downtown san francisco. they were triggered by fatal shooting of a homeless man and the agency's system on shut off cellphone service to prevent an earlier protest. >>> just ahead, a report card on the security as we approach 9/11 terror attacks. they say we are note any better prepared today. >> and kids with guns, a decision made by a santa copd makes it hard to breathe, so i wasn't playing much of a role in my own life, but with advair, i'm breathing be

doug mcconnell takes us out for an adventure on the kayak. >> its center is not ordinary.othing ordinary about us. >> i think that trips reinforce that not just independence, but inner dependence. >> how are you doing mary? >> good. >> it really just moves me to see a group come together like this and just to watch them shine and watch them grow. >> reporter: these extraordinary, blind, and sight impaired young people from the bay area's vista center truly are shining and growing, gaining self-confidence on a three-day adventures outdoor. >> it's been a lot of fun. i don't think i'll every forget this experience. it's been really special. >> reporter: this december helps students embrace life to the fullest. and they love their outdoor as haven't doors including kayaking on the bay led by the highly trained staff and experienced volunteers of the nonprofit environmental traveling companions. etc. >> it's so exciting to see my kids out there doing something that i would never imagine my kids doing. >> we really believe that everybody has the right to enjoy the great outdoor

particularly those used for aquatic uses such as canoeing, swimming, kayaking. there are other sites that might be possible sometime in the future. they are not available now. yesterday i took a tour in india basin warm water cove, china basin. i am not sure, they are certainly not ready at this time but we have to take advantage of some of the benefits from this entire thing to be able to, in the future, create other areas that can be used for some of these activities. someone mentioned sharing it. if there is a way that would be great. i am not sure if that is compatible or not. transportation is a bit concern. if they could begin the e-line to bring people from the south all the way what is now the f-line academying more cars to the f-line and other public transportation is essential along the waterfront and perhaps accessry roots that might eliminate bringing people directly along the waterfront and coming in to areas less congested without adding to the congestion and certainly the f-line extension to marina green. i heard it is not feasible before next yea

particularly those used for aquatic uses such as canoeing, swimming, kayaking. there are other sites that might be possible sometime in the future. they are not available now. yesterday i took a tour in india basin warm water cove, china basin. i am not sure, they are certainly not ready at this time but we have to take advantage of some of the benefits from this entire thing

a guy in a kayak takes his final last move with the kayak. >> crazy.ing about the water, let's take a look at irene. irene now a hurricane. and there you can see it's been tearing up the caribbean and in fact, that big fire at richard branson's place, part of the tropical storm as it moved through that area. let's move on to the next thing. going to show you where the track of the storm is going over the next couple of days. it is expected to -- ife now, y- there we go right there. it is expected later on today to become a category 3 hurricane. right now, it has maximum sustained winds of 100 miles an hour. it's moving to the west-northwest at 14 miles per hour. as you can see, by friday, very early, it's going to be scooting up the eastern coast of florida as a category 4 and while the cone of uncertainty still does bend even further to the east, it does look like it could make landfall sometime on saturday, perhaps in the carolinas, perhaps near charleston as a category 3. a major hurricane so we're going to be keeping an eye on that. in the meantime

it advertises kayak tours. well, tonight, you c cld easily take a kayak straight down the street itself. the extent of the flooding here in philadelphia and over in south jersey truly surprised a lot of people. and that necessitated some truly dramatic rescues. violent, new jersey. five teenagers whose boat capsized in a raging creek, hanging on for their lives until firefighters launched a risky mission, paddling through trees and branches to pull them to safety. >> we didn't realize the current was as strong as it was. basically, as we were coming up, we realized, wow, it's getting really strong. >> reporter: white marsh township, pennsylvania, an elderly couple rescued after climbing into their attic to escape the rising waters. north philadelphia, a building containing a chinese restaurant and a family home collapsed due to heavy rains. nobody got hurt. many people in these parts assumed the coast would get the worst of irene. but while the beach communities did get hit, it was the suburbs, some 50 miles in

so have you ever been in a kayak? the most sturdy of boats. >> that's what i'm saying. and you're battling the shark in it with your kid in there. a little risky. >> i question the wisdom of that one. >> a little risky. i think you prefer perhaps a smaller catch. that's when you go fishing. >> is that nemo? release him. it's nemo. >>> this morning on "world news now," storm gaining strength. after pounding puerto rico with flooding rainfall and fierce winds, irene is now a powerful hurricane. >> and by this weekend hurricane irene could become a cat 3 or even a cat 4 storm with its sights now set on the southeast coast. it's tuesday august 23rd. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning, everyone. i'm tanya rivero. >> and i'm rob nelson. florida, georgia, and the carolinas are all preparing now for huicane irene. on top of thatstruggling shrimpers are working fast now before the storm hits. in the virgin islands a dramatic scene after lightning struck billionaire richard branson's house, forcing his

but what she's got is she's got some six kayakers who are going to be kayaking alongside her. they've got these electronic mechanisms to put in the water to fend off the sharks. they send out electricity that keeps the sharks away, at least three feet. there's one species the white tip that they don't work against so they're going to have to have some shark divers alongside, as well, who will jump in the water if any of these white tip sharks do get near her. the idea is they can do something to sort of fend of those sharks. i've actually got one of the kayakers right in front of me right now showing off this shark shield. it's pretty interesting technology, don. >> all right. well, let's wish her luck. they're going to have to do more than bang on some tanks. let's hope they have some sort of something to shoot them. all right, shasta darlington. good luck, diane nyad. millions of americans want to know when will the job market bounce back and how long will it take? we'll get answers next. can i have some ice cream, please ? no, it's just for new people. hey ! chocolate, vani

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catching a seven foot shark while fishing in their kayak.ur. 9-year-old-er grabbed the camera and got the whole thing on video. >> i did touch it. it slapped me in the face. its tail slapped me in the face. >> greta: we should mention hunter says he wants to be a marine biologist when egress up. >> forget the birthday cake. this one-year-old s potatoes, carrots and bamboo. giant pandas are one of the world's rarest and most endangered species they live in the wild only in china and difficult to breed in captivity. there you have the best of the rest. >> coming up, hear about donald trump? he's attracting millions online. we are going to show you why, next. >>. >> [ ben harper's "amen omen" playing ] we believe doing the right thing never goes unnoticed. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? for red lobster we can find. [ male announcer ] hurry into cbfest for 3 crab entrees under $20 likour crab and seafood bake... orur snow crab and crabutter shrimp. offer ends soon. my name's jon forsythe and i sea food differently.

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they come with their kayaks and small row boats or don't belong to the clubs. what i am personally concerned about is what i consider the privatization of the waterfront in key locations during the event. at this moment i am glad that i do not live in the marina. because the marina green will be greatly private sized, not only for the race, but for nine months or more which people being cut off from their front yards and the waterfront beyond. what i am concerned about in the plans recently approved, the contradictions with those plans. that e.i.r. was solely base on the concept of public open space and the use of the open water access and the open water for public recreation. that part of the city is greatly underserved. the waterfront recreation, and that particular project was a major -- this particular e.i.r. and the plans for the america's cup seem to be kind of looking at that particular project site a little differently. the next point, and you have to really look is the treasure island plan. the treasure island sailing center is the only public water ac

they were all alone on 12 foot kayak less than a mile off of galveston island and kevin felt a bite.e tried to reel it in with his son catching out video. they talked about that amazing experience. >> we found out was a shark. >> but nothing like that happened. >> species of shark bottom of the danger chain. >> we'll take your word for it. >> it still looks big. they decided to cut the shark loose but they will be back at fishing again this saturday. >> we'll look for a video at a show near you. >>> the world's coolest dad right there. you should never have a fishtail tale without a video. >> clear sky as we look out from emeryville back to the coast where we had dense fog this morning and the coast is still dealing with clouds. you will see pockets of sunshine from time to time. in fact you can see it on satellite the clouds aren't nearly as thick as they were yesterday. we do have a little bit of a sea breeze starting to develop. you can see it right there trying to push in. that means the closer you are to the coast the cooler the temperatures will be. still pretty warm inland. mi

it is a venue for kayaking, family outings, picnics, other things. is the only swimming and waiting beach in san francisco that is safe for children and is home to a vital senior citizen'' center, a maritime museum, and boating clubs, all of which are used by the local community. the draft eir does not take any of this into consideration. primarily in the area of the bay between the golden gate and the bridges -- the swimmers are important to many of the area of residence. -- residents. provisions for traffic and parking are vague at best. de -- they lack sufficient -- they are not specific. [laughter] last week, a giants game was letting out. there were no traffic cops. stoplights were not coordinated. it was a time and gas-consuming nightmare. is this a harbinger of the america's cup? the power system for cruise ships is deeply disturbing. what are we doing? the better question is what are we on doing? the shoreside power system cost millions of dollars and it will be out of operation for years. resulting in tons of pollution in our air. where is t

. >> this woman runs a rental shop for bikes and kayaks. and hates to see all the tourists and millions of dollars drive away. >> everyone leaves. so there is no income at that point. >> reporter: the only residents not expected to leave are more than 100 wild horses on north carolina barrier islands that have survived lots of storms in the past. as for the bride and groom from philadelphia, they say they'll now get married in virginia with a good, strong roof to protect them. some locals say they will not be leaving the outer banks and will ride out the hurricane here. but emergency managers say if they do that and they get in trouble, no one will be able to go out and help them. brian? >> all right, mark potter, nags head, north carolina. mark, thanks. >>> this storm arrives while millions of americans are trying to enjoy the ragged end of the summer of 2011. the jersey shore for one is loaded with tourists and beachgoers and home renters and there are dire predictions tonight that it is in for some historic damage. nbc's michelle franzen