kevin maclean/surfer"....youre always looking, maybe a little more than usual but i'm not going to stayout of the water, that's for sure..."i followed maclean, as he couldn't wait to catch a few waves this afternoon, as he jumped into the water at steamers lane and joined others who don't seem to be worried about sharks.kevin maclean/surfer".....there are a lot of people out there so we're always watching out for each other so if somebody sees something weird they will let everybody know..."signs like this are now posted along a mile stretch either side of steamers after a great white shark is thought to have attacked a kayack just beyond the kelp line here. its rider was unhurt. macleanthinks it was a case of mistaken identity.kevin maclean/surfer "....they jus show up and then they disappear, they usually don't hang around unless you are spear fishing or there's blood in the water..."surfing since he was three years old, maclean says he is keeping his eyes open out there nonetheless. he understands why the city is urging cautuon, even if he doesnt agree with it. "....it's like risk ma

as gave his board a fresh wax job, kevin maclean admitted he might be just a bit more on guard now.kevin maclean/surfer"...theres a lot of people out there so everybody is looking out for each other and if we something weird we're going to let everybody know about it..." signs like this are posted along the water. a few merchants say business is off some. and while the shark attack has created a bit of a buzz among the spectators here, it's little more than a distraction for surfers, who just want to catch a break. matt kurvin/surfer"....the thing is, if you think about it when you're out there, you might as well not be out there because you're just going to worry about it and you won't have a good time...." (rob live) a few surfers told me they think the water ban is a bit of an over reaction but the city is just doing it's due diligence. you can imagine the consequences if they did nothing and then there was another attack. so far, no tickets have been issued. the ban is to be lifted at sunrise on saturday. but, as you can see, it's (grant) police are searching for a suspect who spray-

kevin maclean/surfer"....youre always looking, maybe a little more than usual but i'm not going to stayout of the water, that's for sure..."i followed maclean, as he couldn't wait to catch a few waves this afternoon, as he jumped into the water at steamers lane and joined others who don't seem to be worried about sharks.kevin maclean/surfer".....there are a lot of people out there so we're always watching out for each other so if somebody sees something weird they will let everybody know..."signs like this are now posted along a mile stretch either side of steamers after a great white shark is thought to have attacked a kayack just beyond the kelp line here. its rider was unhurt. macleanthinks it was a case of mistaken identity.kevin maclean/surfer "....they jus show up and then they disappear, they usually don't hang around unless you are spear fishing or there's blood in the water..."surfing since he was three years old, maclean says he is keeping his eyes open out there nonetheless. he understands why the city is urging cautuon, even if he doesnt agree with it. "....it's like risk ma

<kevin maclean/surfer says: "they just show up and then they disappear, they usually don't hang aroundunless you are spear fishing or there's blood in the water they don't want to mess with you.">(mark) signs have been posted across the beach warning people of shark sightings. so far no fines have been issued to any surfers. (mark) still ahead on the kron four morning news... a slimy mess on a freeway in oregon. we'll explain what caused this scene. a tourist ignores several warning signs... and dies from a jet blast we'll tell you how it happened. plus... a 7-11 clerk is brutally stabbed in the south bay. and the attacker is still on the loose. details on who police are looking for. and here's a live look outside... bay bridge . (darya) in the weather center with anny tracking your weekend forecast... (anny) (anny hong): a warming trend is expected to begin today as high pressure builds into california from the desert southwest. very warm to hot conditions are expected to return to inland areas over the weekend. some cooling then appears in store for the first part of next week. no ma

kevin maclean/surfer "....it's like risk mangement, if the sharks are jumping out of the water and taking people down you don't want to be out there, other than that, they're always there, tghey luive there...""....the thing is, if you think about it when you're out there, you might as well not be out there because you're just going to worry about it and you won't have a good time....">(steve) some businesses say they have noticed a bit of a slow down..but think it will pick back up by the weekend when the warning signs are taken down. (pam) a live look outside at s-f-o tonight... fog already rolling in...(steve) brittney has details.. little change in overall conditions expected today with mostly sunny skies away from the coast and seasonable high temperatures. a warming trend is expected to begin on friday with very warm to hot conditions returning to inland areas over the weekend. some cooling then appears in store for the first part of next week. (pam) nevada has (pam) nevada has a marijuana emergency. officials there have just green-lighted emergency regulations to speed up licensing

and sharks being in the water is normal. á<kevin maclean/surfer says: "they jus show up and then theyisappear, they usually don't hang around unless you are spear fishing or there's blood in the water they don't want to mess with you."(steve) signs have been posted across the beach warning people of shark sightings. many surfers understand why the city is taking action. so far no fines have been issued. (pam) more toxic algae found in contra costa county.... this time in discovery bay. it is the fourth time blu-green algae has been found in the bay area this summer it is a reoccuring problem... often tied to hot weather.. people who live and work around discovery bay say it happens almost every summer.. exposure can result in rashes and eye irritation and other allergic reactions. in extreme cases at higher levels - people can become 'very' sick and even die <"yeah, its common throughout the delta but it became worse last year, they put in a rock barrier last year over near false river and the rock barrier, ever since they put that in we've had higher levels and higher concentration o