next up all on july 15th, justin in california called about la jolla pharmaceuticals, ljpc.iny biotech, a like the category that's gone so good for us. la jolla's lead drug is a therapy for patients with catachloromine hypertension where blood pressure drops to dangerously low levels and they have phase three results by the second half of next year and the rest of the company's pipeline is in a much lower stage. it's up 60% year to deet and up 200% over the past 12 months and up 800 pierce over the last two years. while it has a near-term catalyst and most of the is up idea is baked in at these levels. any negative piece of data would cause the stock to nosedive. i like la jolla, the pharma, the company and it's definitely good, but i don't like the risk reward of the stock of the company. you know what i kind of say? sometimes you have to say to yourself, i have to take a pass. we're too late on this one. then on july 21st chris in new jersey called about pacira pharmaceuticals, pcrx, i recognize the company because i live in jersey and major news about it had just broken t

in the la jolla shores area, eight to ten feet long. >> peggy? >> i'm out.s when i am paddling as fast as i can. the shark was reportedly showing aggressive behavior. >> that's so unlike them. >> the shark then followed kayaks to the shore. >> the life guards closed the beach in case their aggressive behavior got really out of control. hammer heads are thought to be unaggressive, kind of calm compared to other sharks. however, a hammer head bit someone a few weeks ago and if this is the same shark. >>> an all day sea breeze tomorrow, keep the temperatures running fairly comfortable. gone are the 90-degree temperatures. mid 80s, the warmest spots. >> thanks very much. "nbc nightly news" is next. >>> on this saturday night, captured. authorities say they've arrested a suspect for the brazen murder of a texas sheriff's deputy. why it's being called a cold-blooded assassination. >>> desperate journey. they're coming by the thousands. refugees risking death in search of a better life. richard engel is on the front lines of this growing crisis. >>> doctor shortage

the water was evacuated from la jolla cove. this mom had been snorkeling with her kids. >> reporter: no one was hurt. >> hammerhead sharks are known to be dangerous to humans. especially the larger type sharks. in certain places of the world, they are very dangerous. >> reporter: the life guards warned people to stay out of the water. a couple of hours after the sighting, many wandered back in anyway. >> people are going back in. i wouldn't. >> i wouldn't either. life guards will reassess the water tomorrow morning to decide if it is safe to reopen that beach. >>> well, did you head outside and have a look at the full moon tonight? it is unusual because it is happening when the moon is at its closest approach, plus the fact it is at full moon makes it appear larger than usual. does it move that quickly? no, this is a time lapse. you can see that the moon was a gorgeous sight tonight. you would never really know if you just went and looked at it that it is closer than it usually is. it is always nice to go out and have a look at

the beach near la jolla reopened this morning. the state beach to the north is still closed. authorities will wait 72 hours before anyone is allowed back in the water. tom? >> ryan, thank you so much. >>> and the u.s. open begins tomorrow. for the first time in history, tickets for the women's final are sold out faster than the men's final. that's because serena williams is favored to win it and if she does, she will make history. here's mary bruce. >> reporter: tonight, the unstoppable serena williams ready to claim the one prize that's managed to escape her. the tennis superstar poised for what may be the most demanding feat in all of sports, the grand slam. attempting to claim all four major titles in the same season. the pressure is tremendous, but williams is playing it cool in an interview with abc's robin roberts. >> you're about to start the u.s. open and you seem so chill. i mean sincerely. >> i'd rather be in the position where i have the pressure and i have people expecting me to win than be in a position where it's like, oh, well, she probably won't win, she'll pr

. >> reporter: beachgoers near la jolla shores evacuated. >> i saw the fin. it was going over to the kayakers and it was a hammer head shark and it was being fiesty. >> reporter: at a time when technology is letting people film sharks closer than ever, this foot -- footage is airing on discovery. this footage and the kayaker's video is way too close for those trying to enjoy the waves. that beach near la jolla reopened on sunday morning, but the one to the north of here, that state beach is still closed. authorities say they will wait 72 hours before letting anyone back in the water. ryan owens, abc news, santa monica, california. >>> turning to weather now and a check of the full forecast, here is lisa argen tracking the weather where you live. >> we are looking at a pretty nice night. the dew point temperatures are are relative and the humidity is lower. it will feel warm again tomorrow. this system up here really won't be impacting us until tuesday. out ahead we will still see some warm temperatures and very little fog. i do want to update you on this hurr

. >> a very close encounter this afternoon in la jolla. a hammer head shark circled and followed a group of swimmers and kayakers in san diego. take a look at this video. these kayakers are braver than i as they just sat there. >> what would you have done? >> i would have paddled for my life for the shore. you can see the eight and ten-foot sharks circling the boats. the shark reportedly was showing signs of aggressive behave toward the swimmers here. a couple them climbed aboard the kayaks. the life guards did close the beach as a precaution. hammer heads are thought to be not aggressive when compared with other sharks. however, a hammer head did bite a diver two weeks ago. >> i will say i think sharks can display more aggressive behavior than that. >> they do seem like they're swimming calmly. >> i'm out of there. >> meteorologist rob mayeda is here with the micro climate forecast and some rain to talk about. >> we had a little rain across the bay area. >> enough to measure in some areas. we almost got close to a tenth of an inch of rain

we deal with it on a daily basis. >> because of la jolla's proximity to mexico and because the fence texas border is incomplete, illegal immigrants are able to slip undetected into the united states. >> this is the border the united states has built. apparently this is where the fence ends right here. this is how close we are to the river, you know. so there is a gap between here, the other fence, and maybe 50 miles west of where we stand at this point. >> the immigrants are sent to border patrol for processing. with so much of the border fence still under construction and a shortage of people patrolling the area, chief gutierrez knows incidents like this are bound to happen again, and he thinks there is really only one solution. >> i think we need stiffer punishment for these coyotes, these people transporting immigrants and trying to make a quick buck out of them. i think that can be the only way it will come to a halt. >>> it's a shocking end to a high speed pursuit. an 18-month-old flies out the back window of a suspect's stolen suv and struggles to make her way back to the car.

closed this weekend after a large hammerhead shark was showing aggressive behave toward kayaks in la jolla. swimmers were quickly evacuated from the water. >> all of a sudden this lifeguard comes by and they're they were freaking out. calm. >> the beach was reopened sunday warnings. the sharks did not attack that's good news. >>> a 62-year-old woman is recovering after surviving in the california winderness for more than a week without food and very little water. she was rescued saturday from the sierra national forest. the woman underwent surgery to leg. john blackstone reports. >> reporter: the intense search began when the experienced hiker disappeared after being separated from the group she was with. >> reporter: searches found miss harwood injured but alive. >> reporter: she said harwood had no supplies when she set out on what was to be a day hike. >> they found her in a very remote area of the sierra nevada mountains on a very rocky location. >> reporter: she had broken her left lake. california highway patrol paramedic rusty hodgkiss. >> she crawled down to a creek. it took her tw

incredible video showing the maybe eight to ten-foot-long shark circling the boats at la jolla shores about 1:00 this afternoon. the shark was reportedly showing what they're calling aggressive behavior towards swimmers who climbed aboard kayaks. the sharks then followed the kayaks to the shore. lifeguards clot s closed the bea precaution. hammerheads are typically thought to be unaggressive compared to other sharks. in morro bay a shark bit off a huge chunk of a surfboard. ellenore dempsey has been suffing this morning when she thought she saw a dolphin. no. the animal jumped and took a chunk out of her surfboard. >> sitting on the board, relaxing. i looked under. i looked at the bottom. i saw a large object. and i thought, god that looks like a dolphin. we see dolphins out there a lot. next thing i knew, its body was right here. literally next to me. i thought, i've got to pat it. i thought it was a dolphin. >> other nearby surfers saw what was happening. they helped her to shore. ellenore was not hurt. lifeguards closed the beach for the weekend. >>> hack a jeep, get a job. hacking

take a look at the large hammer head circling them near la jolla. it was 8 feet long.eral others reported seeing it as well and think it was aggressive and following them. one kayaker said it followed him in all the way to the beach. the beach is expected to reopen tomorrow. >>> and in san luis obispo county, morro bay was closed after a woman saw a shark heading towards her. it then took a 14-inch bite out of her board. she says she pushed her board toward the shark as she jumped off. the surfer was not hurt. that beach will be closed for a few more days. >> every time i go to the beach, i think about sharks! i mean, i don't want to be paranoid, but you know. >> it is a reality. >> nice to look at from a distance, mark. when you're out there surfing, got to be thinking about it, too. >> yes, every now and then when you're with a crowd of people, but sometimes it's just you in the ocean. that's what your mind starts thinking. >> oh, boy. >> and the coast is way over there. always good to keep that in mind. in addition to the rip current, dangerous as well. as far as te

but it caused officials to shut down la jolla shores yesterday.arther up the coastline a surfer barely escaped an attack by what appears to be a great white shark. her surfboard wasn't as lucky. >>> now that american pharoah has lost in an upset at the traverse stakes. his owner says he's got a gut feeling it is time to retire the triple crown winner. he'd like to race him one more time in the breeders cup in october. if he was retired to stud now, some put his fee at $200,000. no estimates as to what another loss might mean. >>> dr. oliver sacks, renowned for delving deep into the mysteries of the mind, has died. as a prominent neurologist, sacks chronicled severe brain disorders with an empathy and kindness. his memoir was adapted into a film starring robert de niro and the late robin williams. he announced he had terminal cancer in february. he was 88 years old. >>> the school where you choose not only >>> the school where you choose not only where your money >>> the school where you choose not only where your money when a moment spontaneously

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. >> reporter: beachgoers near la jolla cove and shores popular beach and tourism spots evacuated. >>oing over to the kayakers and it was a hammerhead shark and it was being feisty. >> reporter: at a time when technology is letting professionals film sharks up closer than ever, this footage from this weekend airing on discovery. this damaged board and the kayakers video, signs of encounters way too close for those just trying to enjoy the waves. that beach near la jolla reopened sunday morning but the one to the north of here, that state beach is still closed. authorities say they will wait 72 hours before letting anyone back in the water. ryan owens, abc news, santa monica, california. >>> the people are suggesting what to do with that surfboard. yeah, and some people are suggesting to make an art piece out of it. but she was saying she might not want to remember this encounter at all. >> i could see. you've had close calls with sharks t too. >> i lived to tell about it. i'm saying hello. thought it was my final moments. luckily, survived. >> but it was a great instagram photo. >> th

it was a ten foot hammerhead caught on tape as he circled a group of kayakers, in la jolla. it appeared to follow the kayakers back to shore. >> it was coming up where the scupper holes were. >> no one was hurt. the shark eventually swam back to sea but the beach was closed temporarily. >> swimmers and kayakers are probably not thrilled but wildlife experts are. jennifer london has the story. >> he may not be the best guy to get out of the wawt with. >> his fin comes out of the water and heading straight at me. >> a great white close encounter not one but three times. >> what are you thinking now? >> i'm just holding on for dear life. >> while most never tangle with a great white shark, swimmers and surf boarders are seeing them more often. marine biologist chris lowe. >> i look at the recovery of white sharks as a sign that we've done some amazing things in bringing our ocean healthy back. >> we met lowe on a morning to head out to study with california stat at this time university long beach. here they learn to hunt and feed and on any given day lowe estimates there could

latest sighting was around noon today off the la jolla shore of san diego. a kayaker was fishing when he spotted the hammer head. this is like two miles off the coast. they were way out there. when the sharks started heading for a swimmer the kayakers note find that coast guard. hammer heads were seen circling boats about 1:00 yesterday. no one was hurt in yesterday or today's incident. >> an incredible incident. mission accomplished. a woman was saved after being hurt and lost in the sierra for nine days. this rescue happened yesterday. you can see teams from san mateo counties. they were returning was delayed because of smoke from a wildfire. we hear more about the woman's amazing survival. >> reporter: a search area filled with heavy smoke and so remote it took military helicopters to air lift rescuers deep in the sierra nevadas. then the call. after nine days of searching with aircraft forces and even a drone, 62 mayuki found alive blowing a rescue whistle. she he was camping with the sierra club when she decided to go on a hike in her own. somehow in th

this is all near la jolla, several reported seeing that 8 foot long shark.said it acted aggressively including following them. one kayaker said the shark followed him all the way to the beach. that beach is now closed and will stay closed until at least tomorrow. >>> san luis obispo county beach will be closed also until tomorrow. check that surfboard and the big chunk missing. the surfer was in the water at mo morro bay. she at first thought it was a dolphin, it was not a dolphin. she couldn't see the big huge portion of her surfboard that is gone. luckily she's a small person, i read. didn't happen to be on that part of the board at the time. >> we've all seen that. unfortunately. when you see the surfboard, when you see the bite out of it, it really hits hard. that bite there was, i think 14 inches wide. >> significant. >> terrifying. >> though surfers are like i'll be back in the water after they let me. >> she's probably back in the water now. >>> no sharks in our forecast. >> yes. rip currents for the west- facing beaches. outside our doors and across

circling them near la jolla. it was 8 feet long.eral others reported seeing it as well saying it was aggressive in following them. that beach is expected to open tomorrow. >>> meanwhile in san luis obispo was closed today. after a woman says that she saw something beneath her and saw it was a shark. she pushed the board toward the shark as she jumped off. the surfer was not hurt. that beach will remain closed for a few more days. >> okay let's go swimming. i'm ready. >> yeah. >> it's going to be warm for labor day weekend. >> it'll be warm enough. beginning friday, saturday and sunday and monday looks pretty good. >> i'll be in the kiddy pool in the backyard. thank you for joining us. >> we're always here for you on ktvu.com. thank you for joining us everybody. have a great week. we'll see you back here next week. of an old day. because at&t and directv are offering yesterday's technology, today. tv from space. [whispered] space as long as it's not too rainy. [whispered] rainy or windy. [whispered] windy or there isn't a branch in t

this happened this weekend in la jolla shores. the shark was showing aggressive behavior toward swimmers. they climbed aboard a nearby kayak. the shark followed the kayaks to the shore. lifeguards closed the beach as a precaution. hammerheads are thought to be unaggressive compared to other sharks. five hours closer in the bay area in morro bay, a shark bit off a piece of surfboard. eleanor had been surfing when she saw what she thought was a dolphin. the animal jumped and took out a piece of her board. >> sitting on the board relaxing. i looked under, like to look at the bottom. i saw a large object. i thought god, that looks like a dolphin. we see dolphins out there a lot. next thing i knew, its body was here next to me, time sort of stopped. i thought i have to get past it, i thought it was a dolphin, the color of a dolphin. >> nearby surfers saw what happened, she was not hurt. lifeguards closed the beach for the weekend. >>> this video out shows two hackers remotely taking control of a jeep cherokee, driving it into a ditch.

in san diego's popular la jolla area, acircled these fishermen for about an hour.d the same time, up the coast in mauro bay. >> i started surfing furiously. >> ellen had a much more dangerous encounter. sharks are no stranger to the west coast. there have been 85 shark attacks from california to oregon, five deadly. this year, two shark attacks. so far, no injuries, only close ca calls. as for shark sightings, too many to count. san diego's la jolla closed again on sunday after yet another sighting near shore. so, are there more sharks or just more cameras around to catch them? >> in years past, we maybe didn't have the technology to see nem. >> warming el nino waters are drawing sharks north. in some areas, life guards are now using drones to keep tabs on what's underneath, and patrols have started throwing flotation devices to shoo them away, but even for those like dempsey who come face-to-face with a shark sdaesh. >> it's not going to stop me or anybody else from surfing. the love of the water. >> she feels safe enough to go back in the water. >> and that -- re

on la jolla shores, a man was fishing when he spotted the hammer head shark, they were out there two miles when the shark started to go towards the swimmer. the aggressive hammer head was spotted surfing yesterday. in this video, it shows the shark. nobody was hurt. >> the hammer head appears to be hungry. >> he is the less aggressive shark. >>> and pretty big waves today. >>> surf is a little bigger than normal. there is actually a warning out for beaches between monterey and all the way up to sonoma here tonight. meteorologist rob mayeda has more. >> this was part of the forecast that expired at 9:00 p.m. the wave heights coming down five feet offshore. but the wind speeds are fairly gusty. 25 to 30 miles an hour. over land we have been seeing the wind gusts at sfo. wind speeds starting to come down but it's that wind direction that is doing some interesting things to our temperatures right now. 55 degrees in san francisco. san jose, 69 as we show you dublin right now. 70 degrees and over towards oakland, we're at 68, but parts of the north bay and low-to-mid 70s as the air is forc

officials closing the stretch of beach from la jolla cove to scripps peer after it was seen circling of kayakers there. witnesses say the shark is between eight and ten feet long. officials say the shark appeared to be acting aggressively toward the kayakers and then followed them towards the shore. no injuries were reported. lifeguards will reassess the water tomorrow morning to decide whether to re-open the beach. [ laughter ] >> i don't know if i would be so eager to go back in. i'm terrified of sharks. >>> right now, clear skies -- >> they are terrified of you. >> glad to hear that. [ laughter ] >> clear skies out at the san mateo bridge although some low clouds beginning to develop here over the santa cruz mountains. but that wasn't the case earlier today. at least the clear skies were not the case. we had lots of gray skies even some wet weather. james fletcher sent me this picture from the car out here had dublin this morning. and notice a little bit of wet raindrops on the windshield as we got the tail end of a cold front that came through this morning producing a little bit

time a kayak fisherman was confronted by a nearly 7-foot shark somewhere just off the shores of la jolla a swimmer before deciding to head to deeper waters according to lifeguards. the beaches will stay opened but a shark advisory will remain in effect. >> amazing video. >> right now the "action news" team is standing by with these stories and more next it's a six ooh. developing from west philadelphia city and state officials are investigating a funeral home where decomposing bodies were discovered this afternoon. >> and open in phl. city officials make a push for businesses to remain opened during the papal visit. >> ♪ blank. >> ocean county man completes his ghost swim in the ocean every day for a year. i'm nora muchanic and coming up what kept him going through rain, snow and three nor'easters. >> blank. >> that and much more coming up next. now normals adam joseph cecily tynan melissa magee sharrie williams, month and ma malpass the entire "action news" team, i'm rick williams. join me next for "action news" at 6:00. hey, mom and dad! hey, kiddo! (dad) you caught us daydreaming. abo

been circling kayakers caused lifeguards to close a beach in san diego yesterday from the will a -- la jolla scripps cover. >> cover -- cove. >> it was doing figure 8s around the kayaks. lifeguards will recy as he -- wl reassess the water this morning to determine whether to reopen the beach. >> reporter: let's get you back outside and show you what's going on around the delaware valley as we look live over the ben franklin bridge. notice the haze starting to develop across skyline. it's showing the moisture that's starting to build. each and every and everyday throughout the workweek we'll see increase in humidity when we peek around tuesday and wednesday. we're shooting for a high of 90. temperature-wise we'll finish up three or four degrees warmer than where we were yesterday for the high. today, 90, 91. reading, 73. lancaster, 71. millville, 75. jersey shore warming up real quickly. 77 for cape may and on the boards in atlantic city. a little bit of a breeze out of the southwest at generally five to ten miles per hour, running parallel to the jersey shore. it's not a sea breeze for you f

. >>> and two close calls with sharks in california on saturday, beaches were shut down in la jolla afterammerhead shark was there. and a surfer escaped a great white further north. >>> plus a yacht race. we'll take you to london where groups of ordinary people are setting sail on an extraordinary adventure. >>> and miley cyrus is promising a raw performance at the awards. i have been to a view vmas. >> so you will have some stories. >> i can't tell any of them. >> see how they can top that one. that last one was a talker. >> certainly was. >> thanks, guys. >>> amelia segal with us. >> how do i follow miley cyrus? >> i don't know. we need a wrecking ball in the studio. >> you can wreck away all the humidity. going away with the wrecking ball, the humidity is coming back. >> yeah. the humidity is here today. we're noticing it this entire week. it's muggy. air conditioners are working in full force. we have had a string of comfortably cool nights and warm afternoons. say good-bye to that. it will be muggy and mild this week and hot during the afternoon. but today, the weather having a low i

some of the coldest waters up to the oregon border 50s. 71 santa monica, la toy hoya cove -- la jollais is less than 5. it will be 90s to 100s for many inland. high pressure, i think it peaked yesterday. cooler coast. warm to hot inland. there will be a late breeze pick kicking in. it looks like back to near normal to slightly below the end of the week. mostly sunny, cooler for some. hot for others. but fog on or near the coast. 60s, 70s, always a tough forecast when you go from the 90s and the fog comes back in 12 hours. upper 60s for some. it does look like a cooler pattern for everybody starting on tuesday. and then we'll carry that into the rest of the week. >> a lot of kids are going back to school in san francisco. now that we're aways from the earthquake, we can make a little bit of fun of it. one of our twitter viewers said the school year is off to a perfect start because it was a 4.0. 4.0 gpa. >> oh. >> speaking of cool, you are. >> i don't know. >> you handled it the best way possible. >> the only thing i would tell people, the lights were moving. the lights. >> we came out

san diego's la jolla closed on sunday after another sighting near shore. more sharks or just more cameras around. >> in years past we didn't have the technology to see them. >> reporter: experts say warming el nino waters are drawing sharks north. at seal beach drones are used to keep tabs on what's underneath and patrols are throwing flotation devices to show them away. but for those who come face to face with a shark. >> it won't stop me or anybody else from surfing. people probably don't understand that. there is a love of the water. >> reporter: she feels safe enough to go back in the water. nbc news, los angeles. >> they always go right back in the water. >> one brave lady. >> goes back in with the same board, not a good idea. >> bad luck, among other things. >>> meantime the video music awards were last night. if you missed it, you missed a lot. ronan farrow is keeping tabs on it for us. quite a night. >> it was quite a night. i was there. dirty work but someone's got to do it. can you believe the vmas are 32? older than most of the performers. even