so i assumed sam or somebody was using it, in long beach. >> long beach is a little north of costa mesae goes and starts looking for sam himself. he was driving around looking for sam's car. >> steve's doing what dads do. he's checking himself. he's looking at hotels, hanging around atms for hours, and then suddenly a break. he gets an alert from his bank that that atm card is being used right now at a local pizza parlor. >> so i went there, went to the pizza place. checked around looking for sam's car. sat there for an hour. >> at the same time, costa mesa police are also monitoring the bank account. they also have access to the surveillance cameras. >> we have an complete unknown withdrawing money using sam's atm card. >> didn't know if this was the individual in the black hat. >> maybe this is a lot more complicated than it appeared at the scene. when i make decisions as a leader, it's not about me or the folks that are here. it's about the next seven generations coming behind us, making sure that they have the ability to move forward. prop 27 will help small rural tribes like mine g

beaches to shut down over the weekend. four people have been injured in possible shark attacks at long island beaches just this month. sharks were sighted this weekend. evan mcmorris santoro joins us from long beach, new york. the u.s. leads the world in unprovoked shark bites a year. the odds of getting bit are still incredibly low. in fact, sharks are not among the top ten animals that kill people. mosquitoes and hippos are much worse, but tell us anyway because this is a causing a huge bump in the tourism industry, how this year is stacking up. >> jake, you raise an important point. it's very unlikely you get bitten by a shark or killed by a shark. that was true last summer. it's true this summer. but here in this part of new york and in these long island beaches, there has been an increase in shark encounters which is making people nervous here who run these beaches, and rely on these beaches for their economic revenue. they're stepping up patrols. they're adding a whole bunch of new resources to the fight against this, to try to spot these sharks before they come out. the sharks are getting closer and closer, an

officials shutting down some areas to swimmers for a second day in a row after shark sightings on long beach tuesday similar sightings at other beaches too. >> it was five to six feet, 25 yards out, and it definitely had the triangular fin. >> we both saw it, and we took the proper precautions, let the lieutenant know, red flag the beach. >> reporter: and new york's long island reporting five shark attacks in the last few weeks. late today, officials saying what appears to be the carcass of a great white shark washed ashore there. new york's governor kathy hochul increasing the number of lifeguards and state troopers patrolling for sharks. >> our beaches are such an important part of our attraction, why people love living here, why they want to visit here. we need to keep our beaches safe. >> reporter: with beaches now re-opening, surfers cautiously heading back into the water. >> it's always something to look out for, especially now. it's a worry. >> reporter: and, david, marine biologists say warmer waters are drawing sharks closer to the shore and with more headed there, those interaction

. >> reporter: it is a juvenile great white shark. 8 to 9 feet long in waist deepwater off a popular beach and under the watchful high of the marine biologists from the shark lab, we go in for a closer look. >> he's right there. his fin just broke the surface right there. >> reporter: for many this is the stuff nightmares are made of. >> the shark is right there. it is about ten feet off the -- >> reporter: but scientists are learning ow fear of so-called man-eating sharks is unfounded. >> the risk of shark attacks is creamily low. >> reporter: psychologists are working with the lab at cal state long beach to understand sh. s peoplo of it apprs aho ourea i sharks so learned and socially reinforced. >> reporter: even though these juveniles could be up to nine feet long and 600 pounds, they would rather avoid something as big as a person. in fact, if you do make a move toward a shark, they tend to go the other way. >> exactly. >> reporter: chris lowe said these sharks are actually afraid of us. but despite all of the evidence, most people are still terrified of sharks. scientists believe the

i am glad i was able to, from long beach.was a great trip and we will do it again. >> look at that. this is the first time since the pandemic began that the full event and races were back. >>> in san mateo today, a protest over the closure of a pool. dozen showed up to demand that the pool stay open. it is primarily used by the elderly and people with disabilities or injuries. today's rally was organized by david and supported by the activist group the raging grannies. those who use the pool say it is incredibly important for their health. >> some of the people here cannot get out of their homes. i hope that we can save it. i appreciate that dave came among other dignitaries and cities that are trying to save it. we can only hope for the best. >> some responded with a statement saying the decision was difficult but part of its efforts to deliver the highest quality of care in the most affordable setting. >>> much of the country is experiencing the dog days of summer. tens of millions of americans are living under heat advisor

if the current carbon emissions continue summers will be feeling more like summers in long beach in 2050 and if we continue that track by 2100 the average temperature warming by 5.7 degrees and it could feel like el cajon in the summertime. these shifts are happening all over the world, looking further south with more extreme heat it is becoming more common in the changing climate so this is fair warning to start saving up for air conditioning if we cannot reduce the carbon footprint. you can see more stories like this on nbcbayarea.com. click on the climate crisis tab. >>> texas state police launching an internal review of the actions of dozens of its troopers the day the uvalde school shooting occurred, the announcement comes following the release of that report by the texas house of representatives. parents expressing outrage at the school board meeting for the first time since the release of those findings. parents and one robb elementary school student calling for action and accountability. >> the last dress my only friend saw me on. most of those kids were my friends and i don't wa

marine traffic has identified vessels diverting away from oakland to other ports such as long beach butakland port there was a protest in l.a. and long beach, and there could be another one soon as sources tell me they are frustrated with the response from the governor's office the impact of last week's were not as severe thanks to the size of the ports remember, any trucker disruption would slow things down and add to the existing congestion and, remember, the ports are still plagued with the rail issues where containers there are waiting at least 11 days >> you bring up governor newsom who is eyeing the white house at some point this will be a major test ground for him. you mentioned moving to some of the east coast ports what's the status? >> we continue to see the vessels moving over to the east coast and we're seeing them increase now let's take another look at that heat map. back where we're seeing savannah, they're seeing a backup of 36 vessels waiting over at the port anchored. that's 1.2 million dollars in trade floating out at sea right now, and that's half of the month's volu

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and long beach are clogging up traffic as part of protest. last month the u.s. supreme court declined a challenge to the gig worker law known as ab five designed to clamp down on labor abuses by companies but the trucking industry warns it will put independent truckers that own their rigs out of business. >>> investigators are trying to figure out what caused a deadly boat fire near the berkeley marina. early this morning this happened after midnight and authorities went out to the small boat up in flames near marina boulevard. a man was seen being pulled from the water and died from injuries at the hospital. the boat was almost completely torched. the coroner's office and arson unit are looking into this. >>> a wildfire raging inside yosemite national park continues to grow and fire crews are losing ground. the fire was 22% contained yesterday but today that dropped to 17%. the fire growing to 3700 acres for days. the flames had threatened ancient sequoias in the mariposa grove but it's moving eastward into the sierra national forecast and crews expect the wild

this follows similar demonstrations at the ports of los angeles and long beach over a new law that could restrict some truck drivers from using the ports. ktvu tom vacar joins us live tonight with the ongoing story, tom well, the situation basically is this it is a slowdown and a showdown from the truck drivers who basically say this law is unfair to them that they should be allowed to be independent contractors and a lot more. 2019 law five was designed to provide gig workers and independent contractors better benefits, but it requires them to either become employees of trucking and cargo dispatching companies or establish their own business. they want to ask either be you know? employees of the company. or. become corporations. most of the ports containers are hold by single drivers who own a single truck and get their loads through established companies that need extra short term drivers on an as needed seasonal basis based on ever changing needs. bill a booty has employee drivers that he back fills with independent owner operators. we can't handle the volume. with our company trucks,

>> reporter: phoeun you admits he committed a horrible crime when he was a young man at 13 and long beach. he said he joined a gang for protection. at 20 he shot and killed a 17- year-old in retaliation for hurting a family member. for 25 years he was incarcerated and most recently at san quentin. a parole board deemed he was no longer a threat to society and should be released early but advocates for there in january on his release date when they say he was handed over to immigration and customs enforcement. he spoke with us by phone from a detention facility in bakersfield. >> so, that was the end. i knew there was another round of fighting to do. ruback the family fled genocide in cambodia when he was one year old. now 47, you said he's change becoming a journalist for san quentin news . linda crafton got his degree and became a counselor and mentor but because he is a cambodian citizen and convicted of a violent crime, he can be deported. >> all i'm thinking about is, this is real. i'm not going to get to say goodbye to friends. i'm not going to get the chance to give back to my commu

and san diego and long beach airports will also get funding. >>> on the health watch today, a look at skin care in the u.s. specifically in the black community. african americans make up 13% of the u.s. population. but only 3% of dermatologists nationwide are black. nearly half of all determine a toll gists report their medical training did not properly prepare them to treat darker skin. the founder of the skin of color program spoke about it on cbs mornings. >> we found that there is an pt ar skin in our common derma dermatology teaching textbooks so the photos we're learning from are in light skin and this could lead to misdiagnosis. >> so what could be done to fix this. experts say first make diversity a priority and also address it in the process for applying to become a dermatologist, things like costs and consider a community based approach in selecting future dermatologists. word of mouth could go a long way for a patient to find the right fit. >>> we all know that feeling of being hungry. or we talk about it as hangry before the show. it turns out there is a science behind bei

generally in the 50's and the 60's southern california, some sunshine at some patchy fog. 72 in long beach, a hot 90 in pasadena. 82 degrees in los angeles, head up in the sierra nevada. those temperatures in the 90's, it's going to be hot in the high country tomorrow. texas has 104 degrees in reno. so if you plan on sticking around for the weekend and early next week, do clouds partly cloudy skies. slight chance of thunderstorms popping up over the mountains late in the day. cooling off a little bit on monday. >> all right, lawrence. coming up, more missing text messages this time from top trump, homeland security officials. why the potential destruction of these records is raising questions about the agency's watchdog and why russia and ukraine are blaming each other after shelling strikes of prison holding dozens. >> the prisoners of war. when i make decisions as a leader, it's not about me or the folks that are here. it's about the next seven generations coming behind us, making sure that they have the ability to move forward. prop 27 will help small rural tribes like mine get a seat a

southern california. 73 in san diego. 78 the forecast in long beach about 80 degrees in downtown los angeles and head of the high country. of course, worry about that fog. it looks like lots of sunshine all day long and temperatures in the 70's. he was 90's by the time to make your way in reno. that's coming it's going to heat up in the tahoe area. those temperatures getting near 90 degrees by monday and well for the bay area. you can see we've got that fog that's moving in now. and that will be a factor as we head into early tomorrow morning. more. the fog and low cloud cover really kind of soaring on shore, filling into the bay. and then it's going to break up a little bit earlier by tomorrow afternoon. lots sunshine behind that could allow for some warmer temperatures late in the day. some of these numbers should look very nice for the afternoon 60's in the san francisco for the most part on the coastline. a little bit cooler with the fog. you've got a lot of 60's inside the bay. further south. you go. you warm those temperatures up very nicely. the south bay looking good 70's and

el primero ocurrió en mayo del año pasado en long beach.o que va del año se han reportado 18 robos en su mayoría con armas de fuego contra vendedores de comida, tan solo en esta comunidad. las balas alcanzaron a este joven ante un atraco y a este hombre los agresores le dejaron fracturas y la nariz y en una pierna >>... nosotros andamos ofreciendo un trabajo honesto >> (nombre inaudible) rodríguez de la fundación (nombre en inglés) trabajo con algunos de estos vendedores que han sido víctimas de violencia y lanzó en internet una petición que ya tiene más de 5000 firmas para impulsar una legislación que proteja a los vendedores ambulantes en california >> es una ley que nos proteja de los ataques, es un crimen de odio >> uno de los ataques ... encontraron a los responsables de un ataque ramírez >> pero no tuvieron cargos porque era menor de edad >> se trabaja con senadores estatales para impulsar una legislación que criminaliza los agresores e incluso mando una carta al fiscal del juzgado angelino >> hay vendedores que incluso están con chal

south about southern california for headed that way, making the big lie holiday weekend about 75 in long beach. 81 in los angeles about 71 in santa barbara for the high country. looking good at this time of year. you've got a lot of sunshine come your way. nearly 80 degrees in truckee about 78 to south lake tahoe. if you're headed over to reno, a hot 91 by tomorrow afternoon. stick around for the weekend in the high country. you see those temperatures going to be cooling off as we've got a trough of low pressure coming in effect, we might squeeze out a couple thunderstorms. i think as we get into sunday, wait and see about that. an interesting it stick around fireworks on monday. those temperatures should warm up a little bit more highs today. well, running below the average. how about that? 59 degrees in san francisco. only 70's the warmest spots inland. it will be very similar as we head toward tomorrow afternoon as high pressure begins to weakened. so plan on highs generally in the upper 70's inland. we'll see some cooler 50's and fog along the coastline. now, the next few days, the tempera

if we continue our current carbon emissions our summers will feel more like current summers in long beach2060. that shift even further south el cajon. it is happening all over the world as this extreme heat becomes this is fair warning for san francisco and parts of the coastal areas. start saving up for air conditioning. if we can quickly reduce our carbon footprint. you can see more stories like this as well as more that heatwave at nbcbayarea.com. click on the climate crisis tab and look for the story. >>> crazy numbers. >>> san francisco's first nft base restaurant and private club isn't even open, but it's already created a stir. next, why it is proposed and its proposed location and price tag is so controversial. >>> a win for twitter, a judge says she will hear the case in october. you will recall elon musk promised to buy twitter and then reneged on the deal. twitter one dollar court to force them to go through with the purchase, >>> san francisco will soon get its first nft base restaurant and private club. the new project is already causing controversy. the japanese theme restau

of how sharks behave around heem. >> reporter: chris low, director of the shark lab at cal state long beach says the juvenile great whites here are up to 7 years old and mostly ignore people, but sometimes they get curious. >> it's no different than a neighborhood dog, right? you're out walking with somebody and the dog comes over and gives where you a sniff. >> reporter: and in fact if you do make a move toward a shark, they tend to go the other way. >> exactly. we see this over and over again. >> reporter: we witnessed it last summer. >> this shark is swimming so calmly and so gracefully right now. >> go into the beach right now. >> reporter: which is why i'm now comfortable enough to get into these shark infested waters with the research team. they helped me swim a massive net to researchers on the beach where they capture and tag some of the sea life the sharks might be feeding on. and people just aren't on the menu. but on the rare occasion a shark bites someone, it makes national news. >> badly injured in a shark attack. >> following a shark attack. >> reporter: the shark lab now want

some sunshine and temperatures there. 79 degrees in los angeles. 87 in pasadena, 72 degrees in long beach and the high country. we've got plenty of sunshine coming your way. 87 degrees in truckee, beautiful. 85 in south lake tahoe and a hot 98 degrees in reno. if you do plan on sticking around in the high country, those temperatures staying very nice throughout the weekend. public a warm up just a little bit and other than a couple passing clouds in the afternoon. you've got sunshine all day long. temperatures around the bay area got a wide variety as we head toward this weekend. cooler fog will keep the numbers in the 50's and 60's coast side. some of the valley's almost 90 degrees on saturday afternoon. thanks, lawrence. coming up, a major fear company is selling its distribution warehouse in the east bay. here's why tribal leaders urge you to vote yes on prop 27. the act provides hundreds of millions every year for permanent solutions to homelessness, mental health and addiction in california. prop 27 supports financially disadvantaged tribes that don't own big casinos. by taxing and r

instead it will all get a new life once it is sent to that recycler in long beach. live in salsa. kintanar ktvu fox two news. alright thank you, amanda . a new state audit says the water that comes out of the tap for more than 900,000. californians is unsafe to drink. and that the state is an acting fast enough to help clean it up. now, the state auditor says the number of failing water systems has continued to rise in the last five years. many are small water systems and rural disadvantaged communities. they can apply for state funding to improve the water quality, but the process is complicated and can take years. many of these water systems are actually very small water systems, and they don't always have the internal expertise to get through the application process or to even facilitate the right steps to go forward in terms of improving their water systems. we talked with people every day. we have great conversations. we have projects moving forward, and then it gets to the point where it's time to fund something. it'll take a year or more to get a funding agreement in place.

but numbers in the 70's in long beach in the san diego downtown los angeles, almost 80 degrees and the high country enjoying that sunshine and the beautiful weather. 85 degrees south, like all 87 degrees in truckee and hot. 98 degrees in reno. guys, back to you. you lourdes inflation still remains high, but so is the biden administration's hope that >> things will turn around the white house? economists are saying that strong unemployment rate show the economy can. >> bounce back. washington correspondent rpquel martin has more. >> there's no sugarcoating here. white house economist jared bernstein says despite surging inflation, americans should remain confident the u.s. economy is strong. families across the country are facing unacceptably high levels of inflation, but they also have a strong labor market behind. the bernstein says the national unemployment rate is at prepandemic levels and in june, more than a dozen states reported their lowest unemployment rates ever. that trend is your friend right now. if you're a working american council. but according to a recent survey by bank

. >> reporter: researchers at the monterey bay aquarium and the cal state university long beach shark lab say what she and others are increasingly seeing are nurseries of juvenile great white sharks which are following warmer currents from their usual waters in southern california. >> monterey bay has been getting warmer, progressively warmer. there have been a nursery in santa cruz that is just never been documented before. so we attribute that to climate change. >> the juvenile sharks are 4 to 9 feet in length and usually don't pose much of a threat to human. >> when those sharks are using those nurseries, they're kind of ignoring the people. as long as people aren't bothering them, they're ignoring people. >> reporter: what isn't as well-known is what happens when they reach maturity. >> some of the large and adults that feed more frequently on marine mammals are more likely to mistake a human. >> reporter: overall, the population of white sharks is increasing, although attacks are rare, in 2020 a surfer was killed off aptos. some surfers are using a type of magnet repellent strapp

l.a.x., san diego and long beach airports will also get some funding. >>> disney hit by hackers. the disturbing messages posted to the resort's social media. >>> and tech that can make life a lot easier in your home. but there can be a cost if hackers start messing with your smart devices. how you can protect yourself. >>> coming up all new at 6:00, who is san francisco's new district attorney? and why did mayor breed choose her? >>> plus, demand for monkeypox vaccines is growing, especially in the lgbtq+ community. why they say help is coming fast enough. every search you make, every click you take, every move you make, every step you take, i'll be watching you. the internet doesn't have to be duckduckgo is a free all in one privacy app with a built in search engine, web browser, one click data clearing and more stop companies like google from watching you, by downloading the app today. duckduckgo: privacy, simplified. >>> stock winning streak to a fourth day. the dow up 470 points. the nasdaq up more than 2% and the s&p 500 up more than 1.5%. it all comes as a report showed mor

and the changes have led to a big influx of refugees into the city of long beach people. there are now cult between pro turkey malicious and the threat of a return of so called islamic state. almost everything is already gone at non marais used to store hundreds of canisters of oil in this garage, but the 50 year old trader has moved most of his product to a safe place, just like he did in 2014 back then he fled militants from the so called islamic state, now he's fling pro turkish troops. at that i should have his eating the people he hard like that though not as many have any more him, most of betrayed his have moved the goods because we're afraid of all to ha, ha ha ha ha man beach is a city in a state of emergency, it's considered a commercial hub in northern syria. the population keeps growing. since the end of i s rule, the kurds have taken control. there were years of stability and relative security. all of that is now at risk of we've fallen into a kind of depression because of the threat of war. daddy, when it's deb, i like him are on the other side of the front

would not follow the county's lead if it imposes a new mask requirement, and they include pasadena, long beach and beverly hills tonight, a transgender woman says being south asian made her the target of a hate crime in san francisco over the weekend, she says she was deliberately struck. bugged. buy a motorcycle. ktvu is amber lease here now, after speaking with her as well as investigators. amber tells me she's in pain, but grateful her injuries are not more serious, she says. as a south asian transgender woman, she's gone through a lot and wants to raise awareness. i just feel very violated. and like i said, dreamy, is recovering from injuries she says she suffered after being deliberately struck by a motorcyclist in san francisco, her arm wrapped in a cast on saturday night around 11 . 30 she tells me she was dressed in a red sorry she had parked her car in the mission street garage and was crossing the street at mission and fourth in the crosswalk going to a hotel when she heard a motorcyclist, rev his bike and speed towards her. he hit me so hard okay? that i could not feel the right set

. >>> some truckers at the ports of los angeles in long beach are joining other gig workers in a work stoppage to protest state law ab-5. customers have been told to expect some delays as a result of the protest. the law seeks to limit the use of independent contractors and reclassify a majority of as employees. the law was supposed to go into effect in 2020, but ongoing legal challenges have continued to delay it. a similar work stoppage happened at the port of oakland on monday. >>> a dump truck flipped over on its side in bayview on san bruno and mansell treat. a lot of debris was spilled on to the road and sidewalk. police say no other vehicles were involved. >>> well, a little shaking for people for gilroy. a 3.1 earthquake hit around 9:00 this morning. it was centered along highway 152 near san felipe lake. the calaveras fault runs right underneath that lake bed. just a reminder, this is earthquake country. we have a quake resource page on our website at kpix.com/quake. >>> now to the fire watch. firefighters lost some ground overnight trying to contain the washburn fire in yose

crews will be moving all of that plastic waste two containers for it to be shipped to a recycler in long beachll the waste will be turned into products or used for art projects. the good news is that the institute says none of those things that they found out in the ocean will be sent to landfill or a dump. all of it will get a second life live and salsa. lito amanda quintana ktvu fox two news, amanda. thank you . a new state audit says the tap water for more than 900,000. californians is unsafe to drink and that the state is an acting fast enough to clean it up. the state auditor says the number of failing water systems has continued to rise in the past five years. many are small water systems in rural disadvantaged communities. they can apply for state funding to improve the water quality. but the process is complicated and can take years. many of these water systems are actually very small water systems, and they don't always have the internal expertise to get through the application process or to even facilitate the right steps to go forward in terms of improving their water systems. we ta

plus if it does get here on time, right now we have 50 containers at the port of long beach in l.a. sitting at the terminals. many of them are days old sitting there to get to other regions of the country. it is almost impossible to land especially since it is a one day event for the country. this is what's going on. adding insult to injury, we have, you know, the united states as a nation of our stature ranked the lowest in the entire world for efficiency, so i think you cannot be an importer in today's day and age without having a tremendous amount of uncertainty and risk. >> rich: you know, i think that would be a pretty good pitch for the fireworks companies to do easter fireworks, but, you know, you talked about the ports here, and this is an issue we have heard an awful lot about among the number of the supply chain issues. ships unable to unload or unable to get their stuff unloaded at ports. what's going on at ports, and why are you u.s. ports ranked so lowly? >> well, there's a myriad of reasons, but given the limited amount of time i have, i will just say that the automati

coming up, a of long beach executive.ge is set for the ecb to raise interest rates for the first time in more than a decade. inflation in the eurozone rose higher than expected last month. nuclear talks are likely to resume after president biden's trip to the region. donald trump pulled out of the deal in 2018 and reimposed sanction. -- >> weekly gains this year. joining us now to figure out what's going to happen in the second half of the year is our next guest. if we thought the first half was bumpy for gas prices, i think we could be in for a big shock because the second half has the potential for a full cut off in europe. what are you expecting? >> absolutely. the second half of the year mostly there are two main scenarios. one is wishful thinking where gas from europe -- from russia keeps it at the level it is at right now. and there no major disruptions for users. that is the wishful thinking. unfortunately, the most likely end realistic scenario is that we will see a drop in the amount of pipeline russian gas into

the plastic weighs two containers to be shipped to a recycler in long beach ocean voyages institute saysaste will be recycled into products or used for art projects and that nothing goes to a landfill or a dump. and that donations fund the voyages in sausalito. amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. containment is growing for the oak fire in mariposa county. that fire has now burned more than 18,000 acres west of yosemite containment increased from 10% yesterday to 26% today , at least 41 structures have been destroyed, but some evacuation warnings have been reduced to advisories. 3000 firefighters are battling this fire. tonight cal fire said they hope to use their nighthawk helicopters overnight to help control the fire in difficult conditions. so many homes being destroyed. the oak fire has left some people with nothing. all of my daughter's paintings and pictures. every memory. all the photographs and the albums all for my children growing up. erin and heather martinez lost their rented house and everything in it in that fire. they say they had previously been denied fire coverage in their r

the funding you mentioned going to long beach, in reference to the rail expansion along the ships to remove the need for trucks. we might want to look at that for around port newark as well. i'm always throwing things that, you by the way. also, in february, i lead 34 other members in asking d.o.t. to get nearly seven billion dollars at the door quickly, to advance investments in the northeast corridor. the dreaded northeast corridor. under the departments current timeline for establishing the northeast corridor inventory, states and others are not likely to see this money until 2023. if our aids delay is unacceptable. what is your department doing to expedite the delivery of these funds to answer our demand for a better passenger rail? >> so, we recognize the importance of working swiftly to prepare these investments. while also making sure that these investments that you only get to do ones are well considered. the northeast corridor commission is working through the next steps. and we've been consulting with them. on june 25th, the faa published a notice of approach to develop the

ooh, reg avalanche runs her own little museum here in long beach california. dedicated to the legacy of them. landmark run. sitting in the blue flame that day in october, 1970 was her husband gary. the 1st person to crack the 1000 kilometers per hour mark in a land vehicle. it was a record that would stand for 13 years. oh, before coming to fame. gary gab alicia had been a little known drag racer who lived life in the fast lane. a photo genic hell raiser, who looked good at the wheel of a bullet car and also cut a fine figure for nasa's marketing men. he'd been a test subject for the apollo program space suit and live support systems. in 1969 they gave gary the choice of either staying with the apollo program or continuing on with his adventures in racing. and at that time, he'd already been signed to drive the blue flame. and so he gave up apollo for racing on the ground. mm. or oh, talks about what it was like and he goes through the count down from, you know, 19. you know all the way down and how it felt when he's pushed back in the seed and experiencing the been in the g horse an

and long beach. why aren't you doing the same for independent truckers?, we have so much shortage of truck drivers. these independent truckers that can't come in, i think it's gonna reduce our supply chain prices much more. why shouldn't they get the same type of exemptions that gig workers and entertainers get the law? >> again, to the extent that this is a state law, we respect the role of the state of california. we are in touch with them and we know that they have indicated that the california labor agency is working with those who need assistance coming in compliance. they are looking at the supply chain factors as well. this is one piece of a very big puzzle. we are doing everything we can on the pieces that are up to us federally, while respecting the areas in which we are not formally part of the process. >> you're not really working -- over the past week here, you've never had a meeting with the hand. you know, but he cannot actually -- declare a state of emergency by past av. five -- a little more of these supply chain crises. you never really d

how sharks behave around people. >> reporter: chris lowe, director of the shark lab at cal state long beachtes are up to 7 years old and mostly ignore people, but sometimes they get curious. >> it's no different than a neighborhood dog. you're out walking with somebody and the dog comes over and gives you a sniff. >> reporter: if you do make a move toward a shark, they tend to go the other way. >> exactly. we see this over and over again. >> reporter: we witnessed it last summer. this shark is swimming so calmly and so gracefully right now. i'm now comfortable enough to get into these shark infested waters with lowe's research team. they had me swim a massive fishing net to researchers on the beach where they capture and tag some of the sea life the sharks might be feeding on. lowe says people just aren't on the menu. but on the rare occasion a shark bites a person, it makes national news. >> someone was badly injured in a shark attack. >> following a shark attack. >> reporter: the shark lab now wants to understand how all of this is impacting local economies. >> a couple years ago we had a

long. look at that thing, washing up. just this morning on along island beachng up to take photos after being alerted by resident about the towns mayor said the atlantic ocean was so rough earlier today that the shark washed up back to see before anyone could come and secured. and, he warned swimmers and boaters to be extra careful with the carcass somewhere out in the water. the shark is being spotted so close to shore, on long island, beach that they're forced to close temporarily. so cnn officials are using enhanced beach patrol, drones and helicopters to monitor the situation. we careful, thanks for watching. the coverage continues. um, oh wow. um, the future is, uh, what's ahead of us. i don't get it. yeah. maybe this will help. so now we're in the present. and now... we're in the future. the all-electric chevy bolt euv with available super cruise™ for hands-free driving. - dad. - yeah? do fish get thirsty? eh. find new answers. find new roads. chevrolet. age-related macular degeneration may lead to severe vision loss. and if you're taking a multivitamin a

the lookout as they hit the beach, lauren green on the shark we can watch for us today, hi lauren per. >> hey eric these are the summer we consider perfect for europe famed longark will prevent many people from dipping their feet into the atlantic seasonal warm waters. the latest shark attack of that 17 old lifeguard happen thursday during a training exercise about one through 50 yards from the shores of fire island, bitten around his ankles a team required just five stitches. but otherwise will be fine. thirtys close the beach as a precaution. it is one of as many three shark attack since the beginning of july the other or further east at smith point beach. the third unconfirmed report at jones beach. expert sabal sharks are predatory, they are not really malicious. >> they really are not interested in eating people. we are not on their menu. they are interested and figure out what's going on, finding food. and they only have mouths. so for them to figure out what things are they do end up biting things as they passed by. >> shark sightings have increased as the ocean waters warm. as of yesterday there have been 40 shark attacks around the world this year in

others are further east, the third report jones beach. longattacks are rare, they can and do swim in shallow watters. >> the sharks can come in water up to your waist basically so if you're in above your ways, there could be a shark but i want to stress that it's very safe, this is very rare. it happens you have to be careful. >> shark sightings have increased as ocean watters warm in yesterday to have been 40 shark attacks around the world this year. six that were fatal, attacks off new york beaches are limited, precautions. >> i am afraid of the sharks and last time everybody was in the water so it was crazy. shark in there? that's insane. >> i was a little bummed when i heard there were sharks in the water but it's okay. we're just dipping our toes and. >> don't go over your waist i guess. beaches have removed, they will fly red flags warning swimmers of dangerous watters. >> walk on the beach. those a little bit maybe, walk on the beach. thanks. anita. anita: eric, inflation is affecting everyone these days including reality the stars. one

a drone camera capturing a shark today swimming a few miles off the shore of the town of long beach.eguards are on the lookout, two were attacked by sharks well role playing as victims during routine safety training drills. be careful out there, everyone. and thanks for watching, our coverage continues. this is xfinity rewards. our way of showing our appreciation. with rewards of all shapes and sizes. [ cheers ] are we actually going? yes!! and once in a lifetime moments. two tickets to nascar! yes! find rewards like these and so many more in the xfinity app. good evening we, have some breaking news to bring you now involving one of the most dramatic moments of testimony in the january 6th investigation.

in new york a shark may have bitten a man swimming at jones beach on long island. officials note that the only way to avoid sharks is to stay on land. that does us for us on "foxbusiness tonight". the evening added which is on land it starts right now. ♪ oco. >> happening now more than 47 million people traveling this july 4 weekend. not only are people facing soaring food and gas prices they are also dealing with delays at the airport. we will tell you why. this, as critics turned to president biden after he slams a supreme court on the world stage. plus, violent spiking and soft on crime chicago. officer shop this morning by a convicted felon after more than a dozen people were shot since last night. we are covering all of that and more. i am brian and for elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. first up, misery is more than 200 flights are canceled ahead of fourth of july. delta ceo apologizing for what he calls unacceptable airline chaos. meanwhile president biden returning from his high-stakes trip overseas with no answers on key issues. incl

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