it attacked during the morning swim near manhattan beach. fellow swimmers and paddle borders had to carteri man to -- carry the man to shore. from across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on kpix 5 news this morning. >> no it's lined out to arias. >>> good morning everyone. it is monday, july 7th. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm brian hackney. >>> we are on the scene of breaking news right now in the south bay. let's take a look. a two alarm fire is burning this morning in los gatos. it's at manrica's restaurant on village lane and you can see all the smoke in the area. no word on any injuries at this point or on what caused the fire. these are live pictures right now the smoke is still going. we're going to remain on the scene and bring you more information as it becomes available. >>> in the meantime as we start out this monday morning, a look at weather and traffic and begin with lawrence. >> today is going to be probably the hottest day of the week. high pressure overhead is what we're seeing the the temperatures going

white shark. >> i would really hope they will make more restrict law regarding the fishermen in manhattan beach. >> reporter: he was treated by lifeguards on the beach and his wife says she heard if others the -- from others the fisherman was throwing chum in the water to attract sharks. an allegation the fisherman denies. >> my thumb has no sensation right now. my fingers move. my thumb wiggles but i -- it hurts. >> that's art baron reporting, the victim says he would like to meet with those who helped get him safely to shore. >> what's scary are the shark attack or the people on the pier kind of having a party about it. >> i can't believe they were sitting up there doing it. maybe they didn't realize how bad it was. >>> we've got some changes coming our way today. we are going to see some hot weather in the valley to monsoonal moisture sweeping on shore right now. but we've got some fog some dense fog developing along the coastline. if you're there, traveling through daly city, watch out some thick fog on the roadways. this afternoon partly cloudy. but staying hot inland. cool out toward the

he was bitten by a shark at the popular manhattan beach. reggie kumar talked with the people who jumped into the water for the rescue. >> i heard a blood-curdling scream. >> reporter: that scream came from the man bitten by a seven-foot juvenile white shark in the upper torso under his arm. the shark is known as a great white shark once fully grown. the incident happened near this red buoy several hundred yards from the manhattan beach pier, a surfer captured this picture. >> i grabbed a board and ran out there and i did junior lifeguard for seven years. >> reporter: justin jumped in the water along with several others to help the victim. a lifeguard placed the man on this rescue paddle board. >> he was laying on it. he had large lacerations on his side. >> a lot of screaming and yelling. it was horrible. >> reporter: l.a. county fire beach captain tracy lezot explains how this happen. >> fished by a fisherman and hooked up in the line. the white shark was attempting to get away from the fisherman. >> reporter: the male victim unknowingly s

it attacked during a morning swim near manhattan beach. fellow swimmers and paddle boarder had to carry the man to shore. from across the bay to around the world -- the stories that matter on kpix 5 news this morning. >> no, it's lined out to arias. >> well, hello hi and welcome back on this monday, july 7th. i'm brian hackney in for frank. >> and i'm michelle griego. time now is 6:01. breaking news this morning in the south bay. you're taking a look at live pictures of a two alarm fire burning in los gatos. it's at manresa restaurant on village lane. it's a two star michelin awarded eatery and investigators are trying to determine whether the fire started on the outside of the restaurant but it's now burning in the kitchen and service areas and the crews are now on top of that roof. this is the look at earlier. a last report the dining area was not damaged due to the fire. and firefighters have cut holes in the roof to try to vent the fire out. >>> developing right now, two huge wildfires continuing to burn in northern california. one per

swimmers come through the area on a regular basis, the white juvenile short are frequent on the manhattan beach area, and it just happened to be an incident where they crossed paths. >> the beach was closed for a few hours, fishing off manhattan beach pier is being prohibited now until tuesday, but they do believe it is safe to go back in the water. although just this week there was a report saying there was going to be an increase in shark attacks this season, due to the fact that it's a warmer summer and more people are going to the beach. there's only been 101 shark attacks in california since 1951 when records began. but no doubt the man who was injured yesterday, very, very scary stuff. >> dominic there in l.a. >>> we're out of here. >> sunday house call is up next. >>> time now for "sunday house call." >> author of "the inner pulse." >> we want to start with something amazing. there is a stunning report on diabetes showing that 29 million people in the united states now suffer from the disease, that's up from 26

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unfolding at manhattan beach south of los angeles. the swimmer is doing okay. he was rushed to the hospital after the attack. reggie kumar talked to the people who jumped into the water to rescue the swimmer. >> when we were looking out at the water i heard a blood curdling swim. >> that man who was bit by a white shark under the arm. it is known as a great white shark once it is fully grown fire officials say. it happened near this red buoy, several hundred yards from the manhattan beach pier. a surfer captured this picture. >> i ran out there and i was a lifeguard so i knew how to save someone. >> justin hoot jumped into the water and the man was rescued on a paddle board. >> he was laying on it and had lacerations on the side of his muscle showing. >> a lot of screaming and yelling. it was horrible. i couldn't watch it. >> reporter: the beach captain explains how this happened. >> fished by a fisherman and hooked up in the line, the white shark was attempting to get away from the fisherman. >> reporter: the male victim unknowingly swam right into the white s

. >> reporter: at manhattan beach sharks are spotted nearly every day by audacious paddle boarders. this is the first time one has attacked here. new studies show the great white population is increasing on both coasts. conservation efforts are working. in fact, the great white population in american waters is up 42% since 1997. and so are sightings. last week, a 12-footer was spotted off a cape cod vacation spot. days earlier an 18-footer spotted by fishermen just a few mile away. shark attacks are still extremely rare. there were just 47 in american waters last year, only one fatality. >> throughout the world it's actually very rare, considering how many people enter the water, to how many times the great whites actually swim by. very, very, very rare. >> reporter: your odds of getting killed by a shark at the beach are 200 million to 1. >> sharks, we are not on their menu. >> reporter: how best to avoid being the next steve robles? the golden rule -- don't be an idiot. do not an tag news a shark. you don't bother them, chances are they will not bother you. but more and more it se

white shark. >> i really hope that they will make more strict law regarding the fishermen in manhattan beach. >> reporter: he was treated by the lifeguards on the beach. his wife says she heard from others the fishermen were throwing chum in the water to attract the shark. >> it is sore. my thumb has no sensation right now. my hands, my fingers move, my thumb wiggles but -- it hurts. >> the shark attack victim's wife is now calling for a ban on fishing from that pier. >>> an animal, spotted hanging out in the area last week. neighbors think it stowed away in a car's engine compartment. they used fig newton into the trap and he will be sent home. >>> getting straight to the headline, a few unusual things happening in the weather department. one of them being what happened over the desert. high pressure is sending tropical moisture up our way. as we zoom in here you can see widely scattered thunderstorms that are erupting over the southwest. some of it is drifting gently in the eastern sierra. not a factor for the bay area but for the fact that we are going to get high clouds floating in over

this unfolded at the popular manhattan beach south of los angeles. the swimmer is doing okay. he was rushed to the hospital after the attack. kate larson spoke to him about surviving. >> you can feel the whole body shaking with the shark, you know. just the whole thing trying to gnaw in at me. >> reporter: still in his hospital gown steve robles describes what it was like to be attacked by a seven-foot white shark while swimming in manhattan beach. >> surfaces to the top, i see him two seconds, he makes a really sharp turn, comes lunging at me on my chest. ed a no time to react. it just happened so quick. >> reporter: lifeguards say it's been more than 100 years since someone has been attacked by a shark in l.a. county. robles escaped with chest lacerations and a broken artery in his thumb. >> i used my hand to grab his nose. pried him off of me. i mean, i thought that was it. i -- i thought -- for just a second i thought this was it. i was really scared. >> it's right here! keep swimming, get out of the water! keep swimming! >> reporter: this is cel

a morning swim off california's manhattan beach almost cost a man his life. this is cell phone video shot from the manhattan beach pier after a great white shark attacked 40-year-old steven robles yesterday. beachgoers on the pier yelled and screamed at swimmers. including robles. urging them to hurry ashore. the shark took a chunk out of his chest. robles tried to pry himself from the shark. and eventually it released him. an expert says most likely the shark bite was a so-called "response bite". that robles was just in the wrong place at the wrong time. free metered parking returns to san francisco for sundays.. well at least in most parts of the city. we'll show you where you'll still have to pay. and another mountain lion sighting in a neighborhood on the peninsula has residents on edge. it's happened again. comes dangerously close to homes. this after two similar sightings earlier this week in the same city. tonight, kron four's philippe djegal speaks with a neighbor who lives near the area where the cougar was seen roaming around, and possibly killed an

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good morning, everyone. >>> in the news the man bitten by a shark off manhattan beach, california, isles says the great white came out of nowhere while he was swimming off that beach near los angeles. the shark was caught on a fisherman's line fighting for its life when robles got in its path. >>> and the american teenager allegedly beaten by israeli police has been released from jail. 15-year-old tariq abu khdeir, a high school sophomore from florida, was visiting his family in jerusalem when he was attacked. you see the video there. he and his family are scheduled to return to the u.s. later this month. >>> and the fbi is searching for whoever it was that phoned in four bomb threats that triggered saturday's evacuations of several buildings at harvard university in cambridge, massachusetts. the calls turned out, though, to be a hoax, but two unidentified people on twitter have claimed responsibility for those threats. >>> and quite a competition in the florida keys this holiday weekend. with hands tied behind their backs, they competed for the top prize for the fastest key lime pie

. >>> is expected to be okay of a shark bit him off manhattan beach in los angeles county. it happened as a group of long distance swimmers swam by a pier. unbeknownst to them a group on the pier was trying to real in a seven-foot baby great white shark. that's when it crossed paths with the swimmers. a surfer described what happened. >> the shark jumped right in front of the swimmers, and then we started hearing some screaming. >> like nothing heard before. >> single bite to the chest area. he was treated by manhattan beach paramedics and transported to harbor ucla. >> because it was just one bite, officials aren't calling this a shark attack. the believe the shark was panicked and trying to escape. >>> a woman's family says she was beaten on the side of the road by a chp officer and now they want that officer punished. a warning, this video may be difficult for some viewers to watch. the chp says the officer was trying to stop the woman as she walked on the side of a los angeles freeway on tuesday. she was arrested and is now in a mental health facility. yesterday the chp

. >>> a shark bit a man this morning off manhattan beach in los angeles county.ed at 9:30 as long distance swimmers swam by a pier. a group on the pier was trying to reel in a seven-foot baby great white shark when it crossed paths with the swimmers. a witness and surfer who rescued the man described what happened. >> the shark jumped in front of the swimmers and then we started hearing some like screaming, curls that was like nothing heard before. >> single bite to the chest area. he was treated by manhattan beach paramedics and transferred to harbor ucla. >> because it was one bite, officials aren't calling it an attack. they believe he was panicked and trying to escape. >>> the family of a woman beaten on the side of a road by the chp officer wants the officer punished. this may be difficult for some to watch. the officer was trying to stop the woman as she walked on the side of a los angeles freeway on tuesday. today an attorney for the woman's family says there is no justification for what this shows. the officer is a want to be mixed marshall artist who tre

. >>> is expected to be okay of a shark bit him off manhattan beach in los angeles county. it happened as a group of long distance swimmers swam by a pier. unbeknownst to them a group on the pier was trying to real in a seven-foot baby great white shark. that's when it crossed paths with the swimmers. a surfer described what happened. >> the shark jumped right in front of the swimmers, and then we started hearing some screaming. >> like nothing heard before. >> single bite to the chest area. he was treated by manhattan beach paramedics and transported to harbor ucla. >> because it was just one bite, officials aren't calling this a shark attack. the believe the shark was panicked and trying to escape. >>> a woman's family says she was beaten on the side of the road by a chp officer and now they want that officer punished. a warning, this video may be difficult for some viewers to watch. the chp says the officer was trying to stop the woman as she walked on the side of a los angeles freeway on tuesday. she was arrested and is now in a mental health facility. yesterday the chp

all of this unfolding at manhattan beach south of los angeles. we're learning more this morning that the swimmer is doing okay. he was rushed to the hospital after the attack. nbc's kate larson spoke to him. >> the whole thing is trying to gnaw in on me. >> still in his hospital gown, he describes what it was like to be attacked by a seven-foot white shark while swimming in manhattan beach. >> surfaces to the top. i seen him for about two seconds and he makes a really sharp turn, comes lunging right at me, on my chest. i had no time to react. it just happened so quick. >> reporter: life guards say it's been more than 100 years since someone has been attacked by a shark in the county. he escaped with lacerations and a broken thumb in his right arm. >> i pried him off of me. i thought that was it. i thought just a second, this is it. i was really scared. >> right here. get out of the water! >> get out of the water, you. >> keep swimming! >> reporter: this is cell phone video reportedly taken from the manhattan beach where this fisherman, who did no

a young great white bit a swimmer on the chest off manhattan beach. a fisherman hooked the shark, as the shark was trying to free itself from the line, that's when it latched on to this man. state officials, fish and wildlife officials studying that attack and potential threats to swimmers. all fishing at manhattan beach banned, at least for the next two months. >>> a popular roller coaster at six flags, magic mountain in southern california will be closed for at least the day so that inspectors can look for damage. four people were hurt when the ninja coaster hit a tree branch and got stuck on the tracks with 22 people on board. at least one of the cars partially derailed. this all happened yesterday at the park in valencia. it took crews about three hours to get the passengers down. luckily, no one suffered serious injuries. >>> washington state is just hours away from open og its first marijuana shops with hundreds of people waiting in line since yesterday. high prices and shortages are expected. its been more than a year and half voters approved t

over the weekend, a young great white bit a swimmer on the chest off manhattan beach. a fisherman had actually hooked that shark, and as the shark was trying to free itself from the line, that's when it latched on to the swimmer here. he survived. the state fish and wildlife officials are studying the attack and potential threats to swimmers. in the meantime, all fishing at manhattan beach now banned for at least two months. >>> a popular roller coaster at six flags magic mountain is closed so that inspectors can look for damage. four people were hurt when the ninja coaster hit a tree branch and got stuck on the tracks with 22 people still on board. at least one of the cars partially derailed. this all happened yesterday at the park in valencia and it took crews about three hours to get those passengers down. they had to use a cherry picker. no one suffered serious injury. >>> disgraced los angeles clippers owner donald sterling expected to testify in court today about the $2 billion sale of the team. the judge ordered sterling to appear in court this afternoon after h

it happened the morning in manhattan beach down south. these pictures of the victim being wheeled to an ambulance. he was bitten near his stomach and he's expected to recover. the shark that bit him was a juvenile about seven feet long. >> the white shark was attempting to get away from the fisherman when the swimmer intersected the -- the shark. and the shark ended up biting the swimmer in the torso. >> there have been a bunch of shark sightings near manhattan beach in the past month and they are not uncommon in northern california as well. >>> a small earthquake rattled the southern california resort community of big bear lake. the 4.6 magnitude quake was centered about six miles northwest of the lake resort. two other small tremors were reported in the same area. no one was hurt and there was no major damage reported. one gift shop reported some broken souvenirs and a rock slide shut down a section of a nearby highway. it's not clear whether the quake triggered that. there was also a lot of rain in the area this morning. >>> groups of

and a fisherman here on manhattan beach pier hooked a monster. a young great white shark. eight feet long. the fisherman fought for 30, 40 minutes until a group of long distance swimmers unwittingly swam right into this battle of man versus shark. >> oh, look at him, right -- >> reporter: and the shark attacked. >> he got bit. >> oh, he got bit. >> reporter: eric martin, a marine biologist, saw the injured swimmer brought ashore on this bloody surfboard. >> his hand came up and around, got the line caught in his hand, brought the shark close to him, right here and there's the story. >> reporter: the man was rushed to the hospital, bleeding but conscious. swimmers were ordered out of the water. >> hey! get out of the water! shark! get out of the water! shark! >> reporter: a scene eerily reminiscent of the film that fed our fear of sharks more than anything. "jaws." also set, yep, july 4th weekend. >> everybody out! >> reporter: sightings of juvenile great whites here are becoming increasingly common. regularly filmed by paddle bord borders. no one knows for sure while they'

. >> juvenile shark, 7-foot long, been caught on the ends after fisherman's hook at manhattan beach pear pear, he had been struggling to get off the line for 45 minutes, when group of long distance swimmers passed through the area. one of the swimmers got bit, middle age man, right side of his rib cage past dollars by the shark's teeth. he was taken to the hospital is now in stable condition. all this happened, 50 to 650 feet off the shore, witnesses and officials say it looks more like tragic timing. >> yelling at these guys, saying that the shark on the line, shark on the line, stop, mover away. >> really think that the swimmer got a little too close to the fishing line. >> the shark hung around for 20 minutes, the beach closed for few hours as officials coax philadelphia back out to sea it, eventually vanished into deep waters. fishing on manhattan beach pier has been prohibit philadelphia tying, although officials are is are saying it is safe to come through the water. >> swimmers come through on regular basis, the white juvenile sharks are frequent manhattan beach area. and it just

. >>> a young great white shark has bitten a swimmer in manhattan beach, california. that swimmer lived to tell the tale. dominik has the details. dominic? >> a time every beachgoer absolutely fears. let's see the video because you can hear the screams close to the swimmers. >> hey, get out of the water! shark! get out of the water! shark! >> that is the voices from fishermen on the top of manhattan beach pier yesterday morning about 9:30 in the morning. it was back 50 or 60 feet off the coast when a group of long-distance swimmers accidentally swam through a line where a great white had been caught and had been wrestling to get off some 45 minutes. as it tried to get off that hook, it appears it turned around and bit one of the swimmers. witnesses on the pier panicked as they could see exactly what was happening. >> we actually were yelling at these guys saying there is a shark on the line, shark on the line, stop, move away, do whatever. the shark jumps out of the water in front of the swimmers. we really think the swimmer got a little too close to the fishing line.

the -- white -- juvenile sharks are frequent at the manhattan beach area.st happened to be -- an incident where they crossed paths. >> reporter: earlier this week, there was a report by discovery news that shark attacks were expected to rise this season. in part because more people are going to the beach because of the hotter weather and also because of climate change affecting the feeding grounds of the sharks. in los angeles, dominicdy that lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> pope francis is recommending that people around the world embrace the idea of taking sunday off to spend time with family and friend. the pontiff paid a visit to a region in southern italy yesterday where the jobless rate is high. he said that the poor need jobs but that for both the faithful and nonfaithful. working on sunday is not the way to do it. the 77-year-old pope also encouraged parents to spend more time with their kids. >>> all right, let's get a check in now with our sunday working meteorologist mark tamayo. to find out about your weekend forecast. and also the workweek ahead.

. >> it happened yesterday off southern california's popular manhattan beach.isherman had hooked the shark fishing from the pier and the swimmer came by and exactly the wrong time. melissa mcbride of kabc has more. >> got bit. >> reporter: the reaction from the pier moments after a swimmer is bitten by a shark struggling to get free from a fisherman's line 200 yards from the pier. >> i heard screaming curls that was like nothing heard before. >> reporter: jeff was surfing and paddled over to help. the swimmer was with a group of long distance swimmers trying to help. >> the paddle board happened to get to him. he had a bigger board than i did and started to yank him up as everybody tried to get him on the paddle board. that's when we joyed the gouge out of his side. >> reporter: the swimmer has moderate injuries from the teeth after 6 to 7-foot long juvenile great white. >> when i saw the injury it wasn't a full size bite and it was in the torso under the arm. >> great whites are common in the waters off manhattan beach. eric martin who works at the aquarium on

it was a juvenile, which is a very common in the manhattan beach area. they say it all started when the shark caught a fisherman's hook and a group of long distance swimmers came through the area. >> it's an incident between a shark and swimmer. the swimmers come through the area on a regular basis and it happened to be an incident where they crossed paths. we first thought it was a joke, because we weren't sure it was really happening here at the pier. >> reporter: eric martin works at aquarium located at the end of the pier and he heard the commotion. >> we actually were yelling at these guys saying there is a shark son line. stop, move away, do whatever. shark jumps out of water in front of the swimmers. you really think that the swimmers got too close to the fishing line. >> reporter: officials say they are notifying the department of fish and wildlife to determine if any laws were broken. >> we interviewed every fishermen out there to get the full story and get the facts right. nobody is being detained that the point. >> reporter: this holiday weeke

. >> the chilling attack occurred off the water of manhattan beach, where a group of long distance swimmers appear where a fisherman had been struggling to to reel in the great white shark for half an hour. >> the shark ended up biting the swimmer in the torso. >> lifeguards rushed to the man's rescue, bringing him to shore on a bloody surf board. >> there was a lot of water all in the water and on the board. >> officials say his injuries were not believed to be life threatening. and swimmers were ordered out of the water. >> get out of the water. >> get out of the water. >> citing the great white sharks are becoming more and more common on california manhattan beach, frequently filmed by paddle boarders. >> we were known to have baby great white capitals. >> these juveniles are rarely aggressive. the sharks may have been agitated by the line and the battle with the fisherman. >> michelle franzen, abc news, new york. >> this is just the latest in a string of great white shark attacks and sightings on both coasts. it seems like we've been seeing more of them, you're right. according to the n

>> reporter: dramatic scene off manhattan's beach saturday morning.mmer was bitten by a 7-foot shark. these photos show paramedics treating the victim for wound from the bite. his injuries are not life threatening. >> it was six to 7-foot. it was juvenile. which is very common in the manhattan beach area. >> captain says it all started when the juvenile shark caught a pi sherman's hook a group of long distance swimmers came through the area. >> it was between a fish an swimmer. swimmers come through the area on a regular basis and it just happened to be an incident where they crossed paths. >> we first thought it was a joke, because we weren't sure if this was really happening here at the pier. >> reporter: eric martin work at the aquarium located at the end of the pier and he heard the commotion. >> we actually were yelling at these guys saying there's shark on the line. shark on the line. stop. move away. do whatever. shark jumps out of the water in front of a swimmers. you really that the swimmer got too close to the fishing line. >> reporter: offi

a morning swim off california's manhattan beach almost cost a man his life. this is cell phone video shot from the manhattan beach pier after a great white shark attacked 40-year-old steven robles yesterday. beachgoers on the pier yelled and screamed at swimmers. including robles. urging them to hurry ashore. the shark took a chunk out of his chest. robles tried to pry himself from the shark. and eventually it released him. . it took a chunk out of my torso. i was staring at its highest i i. i could feel its whole body shaking. i thought that might be a. i thought i might be dying. an expert says most likely the shark bite was a so-called "response bite". that robles was just in the wrong place at the wrong time. robles was released from the hospital today. things have warmed up a little bit today to inland valley is close to a hundred degrees. closer to the day things cool down quite a bit. it is quite. quitmy old--mymild. the fog is pushing back in for tonight. it is silly on the shore. tonight we will have two types of clouds on the coast area. fog from th

the the guy on manhattan beach, he got bit orbit even. either way, he got bit.ither way, this is chilling footage. captured by a drone. this is a different incident in southern california. >> a drone taking pictures of the paddle border became extremely close to the shark. watch this you tube video. it shows paddle board's approaching the shark.ven close he came to the creature. close call for him. >> yeah, right over the shark, and this is the exact same beach, where the attack then happened. >> they cannot see it, we can. >> all because of the drone. >> yes. >> yes. >> the do drones whoever. >> i guess you can get them to, i don't know. >> if i'm in manhattan beach, i'm staying in my condo. >> um-hmm. >> yes. >> 8:25. well, still ahead, what a night this is going to be, i have to go to go this to this. wounded air was amputee football game is tonight at wells fargo center and they will be taking on the philadelphia eagles, believe it or not, how you can support our nation's heroes, next. some of the players are out at fourth and market right now. come meet the

. >>> and the city of manhattan beach came from the city's peer following this weekend shark attack.s training in september but 14 other people when a great white bit him on the chest almost killed him. this happened ined and fishing was only supposed to be banned until today. during that time the city plans to evaluate public safety. >>> talks are on the way to wind down the drakes bay oyster business. the leasings pie and the interior department has fueled it and they will need a month to work out she tails and wrap up the business. at. >> and show place square has been put on an inn definite hold. it happened at 208 henry street and they would be granted landmark status. they could then be rezoned and they are making show place square a landmark withdrawing the proposal. show place square deserves to be a landmark but she was uncomfortable after they would have been forced out for pinterest. >>> it is coming up next our 5:00 hour, the reason it will cost you twice as much, here is more on getting rid of blight. >>> coming up in the east bay we will tell you more about what other t

>> sightings of the great white sharks are becoming more and more common at california's manhattan beachntly filled by paddleboarders. >> we have baby great whites of the world. >> the juvenile great whites are rarely aggressive. this time the shark may have been agitate bid the line and the battle with the fisherman. abc news, new york. >> this is just the latest in the string of the great white shark attacks and sightings on both coast. if it seems like we are seeing more of them, you are right. according to noaa, the great white shark population has increaseed by 42%. >>> an alert for residents on the peninsula after a mountain lion was spotted in the highlands. someone saw it and found an animal carcass in the same area yesterday morning. one was also spotted on genes lane yesterday afternoon. sightings come after someone spotted one last year near fernwood street n that incident the mountain lion attacked and killed a deer. >>> a san jose woman thought her dog would be safe at a boarding kennel over the weekend but the boxer managed to escape. this is java. friday night he ran away

melissa mcbride with kabc has the story on manhattan beach, california. >> reporter: the reaction from the pier moments after a swimmer is bitten by a shark struggling to get free from a fisherman's line 200 yards from the pier. >> i heard some screaming curls that was like nothing heard before. >> reporter: jeff was surfing near the pier and paddled over to help. the swimmer was with a group of long distance swimmers trying to help their friend. >> the paddleboard happened to get to him before i did. he had a bigger board than i did. started to yank him up as everyone tried to get him on the paddleboard. that's when we noticed the big gauge out of his side. >> reporter: l.a. county lifeguards says the swimmer has moderate injuries from the teeth of a six to seven foot long juvenile great white. >> it wasn't a full sized bite. it was in the torso just under the arm. >> reporter: great whites are common in the waters off the beach. this may have been what's known as a response bite. >> it's where the shark is hooked in a lip. he's trying to shake the hook. his mouth is closing and openi

. >> manhattan beach, a group past while a fisherman tried to real in a great white shark for more than half-hour. >> the swimmer intercepted the shark and the shark ended up biting the swimmer in the torso. >> lifeguards rushed to the man's rescue, bringing him ashore on a bloody surfboard. >> we noticed the big side out of his side. there was a lot of blood in the water and all over the board. >> the victim was conscious as he was rushed to the hospital. officials said his injuries were not believed to be life-threatening. and swimmers were ordered out of the water. >> get out of the water! slashing! get out of the water! slashing! >> the juvenile great white sharks are becoming more and more common at the southern california manhattan beach. >> we are now known as the baby great white capital of the world. >> but authorities say the juvenile great white sharks are rarely aggressive. this time the shark may have been agitate bid the line and the battle with the fisherman. abc news, new york. >> i will be staying out forecast water there. >> this is just the latest in the string of the

meantime, manhattan beach pier is closed until tuesday. >> break into my torso. and just staring at this shark eye to eye. it was right there. i could feel the vibrations of the shark cutting into my skin. i could feel the whole body shake. >> he said he's afraid to go back into what. the. will be closed until tuesday. the case between donald sterling and his estranged wife goes on trial today. she wants to sell the team for $2 billion. she negotiated the deal after her husband was banned from the nba over a racist grant. he was declared mentally incapacitated. he's asking a judge to approve the agreement. donald sterling opposes the deal. >> i don't know. it sounds pretty good to me $2 billion. >> if you lose and get the 2 billion cried to somebody else. you're still ok. 70 to the greece is the current temperature. wind at 9 mi.. dew point sitting at 66. the air is fairly soupy once like to point get above 60 you conceal that committee. right now 81 percent relative humidity. it feels very tropical. 71 in waukegan. 70 at this hour. 72 for bartlett. donna morris

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attack off a popular beach southern california a 7 foot long great white shark bit a mana long manhattan beach. a fisherman hook the shark and spent a half hour trying to reel him in. the shark became agitated and a group of people were swimming nearby. a witness explains what happened next. >> the shark jumped in front of the swimmers. and then we started hearing like screaming like loud noise, help, or whatever i'm bit something like that we thought hi was joking this area never had a shark attack. >> the victim was hospitalized with punch tour wounds. a full report at 11:30. >> 4th of july celebration took scary turn when inflatable slide went airborne this in nevada. witnesses say powerful wind gusts lifted the play house 300 feet above the trees knocking over lampp posts and everything in the path. nobody was inside the device at the time and there are reports of two people hurt by flying debris. >>> 11 people killed when an airplane crashed in southern poland in morning. it burst into flames after fell back to earth shortly after takeoff. pilot and parachutes went for training. two were

the man was attacked by a juvenile great white shark in manhattan beach just south of los angeles this weekend. today that swimmer met with one of the men who rescued him from the ocean. reggie ku mar was there for that reunion. >> reporter: for the first time shark attack victim steve robles thanks one of his rescuers, justin hoot, for saving his life. he first met hoot yesterday, moments after helping the 50-year-old out of the water seen in this photo at manhattan beach. >> i heard him out there and heard screaming. people were leaving. i thought someone has to get him. >> reporter: hoot heard robles' screams for help from this rental tent where he works. >> i grabbed one of them. paddled out. we'd gotten you on to a surfboard. then there were probably like six of us pushing you in. >> you can see hoot on the far left in this photo holding two paddle boards. robles shared his story of survival with the 19-year-old college stunt. the long-distance swimmer is upset with the fishermen who hooked the juvenile great white and didn't cut the line right away. >> i saw that shark just eyeba

nick watt, abc news, manhattan beach, california. >> and you'll hear much more from shark attack survivor steve robles and his rescuers later on "good morning america." >>> we are following a report this morning that 60 of the kidnapped nigerian school girls have escaped and are back home. a french news agency says the victims managed to run away when their captors went out to fight. the group is separate from the original 200 school girls kidnapped in april. the state department cannot confirm the report. >>> passengers flying into the united states are now facing a strict new set of rules. the tsa will require travelers at some overseas airports to turn on their cell phones, laptops and other electronic devices in order to board u.s.-bound flights. powerless devices will not be permitted because there is increasing concern that al qaeda's working hard to create explosives aimed at blowing up airliners. >> they are small items. but it takes very little explosives to penetrate the hull of an aircraft. and cause catastrophic damage. >> intelligence sources believe extremists in syria joine

those who frequent manhattan beach say sharks are frequently seen in the water but this is the first time they heard of a shark bite in the area. shark sitings are on the rise on several california beaches. >>> an alert tonight for residents on the peninsula after a mountain lion was spotted in the san mateo highlands. a resident spotted one friday night and found an animal carcass in the area. the sightings come after someone reported a mountain lion in a backyard. that cat had made a meal of a deer. >> it's been really warm so far this summer and the above-average temperatures are set to return. let get a quick check from frances dinglasan. >> good evening. we had some temperatures reach 100 today in certain locations. look at the blue skies out there. the heat continues. i'll let you know how warm tomorrow and when inland areas can expect relief. >> also ahead, bay area dog opener gets crushing news after her dog ran off during fourth of july fireworks. >>> get back into the game. world cup action continues tuesday with game one of the semifinals. you can watch germany versus braz

. >> reporter: steven is recovering a day after a great white shark bit him while swimming in manhattan beachthat moment i happened to be in the wrong spot at the wrong time. >> reporter: he shared these photos of the injuries to his torso and right thumb. >> bit right into my chest and i -- i felt that crunch right into my chest. and i -- and the compregz with the teeth coming into -- and the compression in my chest. >> reporter: a fisherman stuck the shark. >> unfort natalie he was -- [ laughter ] >> oh. >> whoever was videotaping it, they were laughing and joking like oh, a guy getting bit by a shark, ha, ha, ha. i don't think they under stood what was really going on. >> reporter: moments later you can hear him screaming in the water. >> look he is yelling, still. he got bit. he got bit. [screaming] >> reporter: he is no stranger to water. last year he swam from catalina, 24 mile distance in 13 miles in his 40 years in the water, he never encountered a great white shark. >> i really hope that they will make laws for the fisherman. >> reporter: he was treated by lifeguards on the beach. hi

he was working at a surf board rent rental tent in manhattan beach and heard screaming, he grabbed the board and ran. >> i knew they needed help, and i think that is almost something i leveraged at lafayette, it's a challenging school and sometime there's is chaos and you have to see through it and keep yourself calm. >> he and others got the 50-year-old victim to paramedics waiting on the beach and in a man is waiting to recover from injuries. still to come on "action news" at noon, a workout disrupted by flying glass, a freak accident at a new york city gym and breaking down the confusion of social security, tips from a financial expert coming up. and david murphy will will he back with your seven-day forecast from accuweather w >>> a fast moving apartment fire claims residents outside of boston. a lone police officer spotted the blaze just before 4:00 this morning, by the time firefighters were alerted the complex was engulfed in flames. several other tenants were hurt jumping out of the windows and the cause and origin remain under investigation. israel dramatically escalated their

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