now abc's matt gutman vej ventures in to those dangerous waters to find out why these encounters aree rise. >> there's a girl whose hand has been bitten off bay shark. we need an ambulance right away. >> these are the frantic 911 calls. beach goers recounting the horror of this week's shark attacks. >> someone has been attacked bay shark. >> a young girl and teenager boy brutally bitten by sharks losing limbs in waist-deep water just 20 yards from shore. >> what is it a shark? >> bit his arm off. >> bit a man's arm off. >> he is bleeding out. we need an ambulance. >> reporter: the first attack at 4:12 p.m. these photos show this 12-year-old girl face down in the sand after a shark bit in to her left arm and leg. bystanders dragging her to safety desperately working to save her life. onlookers watching in horror. roughly an hour and a half later, another shark attack just two miles away. this time a 16-year-old boy attacked as he was waving to his friends. in an instant, disaster struck. randy milligan saw every horrific moment. >> the shark came out of the water and grabbed his left

matt gutman, abc news, orlando. >> every school could use teachers like that. for that story, and thank you for watching. "gma" first thing in the morning, david muir will be back tomorrow night. i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great evening. good night. >>> next at 6:00, people in the bay area are getting ready for tomorrow's historic and maintainedder to cuts to water use. just how desperate are we? a look at the rain totals. >>> why a women's tech summit in the south bay is expecting to draw more attendees this year. abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >>> less green more brown smaller lawns more drought resistant plants. some of the changes coming tomorrow as the state begins to enforce historic mandatory cuts to water use. good evening, i'm katie marzullo. the governor has ordered the state to cut its use by 25%. that means people in all communities are forced to make changes to their everyday lives. cornell bernard is live in lafayette where people are already taking steps to conserve water. >> reporter: everyone we have talked to today wants to do their par

matt gutman abc news miami. >> matt thank you. >>> there are new developments tonight in the case of that family murdered. their home set on fire. the mother and father their young son, the housekeeper all killed inside that home. this evening, the victims laid to rest. the daughters who survived away at school at the time surrounded by loved ones. and tonight, there is new focus on that surveillance tape the figure captured on it. and the attorney who now says authorities there the wrong man. here's abc's ryan smith. >> reporter: tonight, hundreds of friends and family grieving the loss of savvas savopoulos his wife amy, and their 10-year-old son, phillip, brutally killed along with their house housekeeper. teenagers carrying the smallest casket. just moments ago, the surviving family members lined up with others as the hearses carried those coffins to the cemetery. the suspect daron wint now professing his innocence, says his former lawyer after meeting with him in jail. >> he is resolute in the belief and i also harbor the same belief that he wouldn't kill anybody. >> reporter: th

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first, abc's matt gutman from michigan tonight. >> reporter: just hours ago, a reported tornado tearing through michigan, ripping off roofs churches and homes. first responders reporting three temporarily trapped inside this goodwill store. but miraculously, no one was hurt here. but it was the straight line winds near 100 miles an hour that menaced the dakotas, minnesota, and iowa earlier. golf ball-sized hail cracking wind sheels. and iowa, winds crashing down cracking down on planes with winds 95 miles an hour. to get to portland, we drove through the same line of storms. we are almost five hours from sunset and it's almost pitch black outside. this red, if you can see it, is what we are going through right now. in the last 24 hours, a whirlwind of flash flooding in the southern plains. parts of the lone star state getting a third of their annual rain in the past week. this bridge in hunt county, texas, collapsing. motorist rescuing them in the pickup using ropes. >> look at the road! >> reporter: and the road caught crumbling on camera, that is a 20 foot by 30 foot chuck of highway

matt gutman. >>> still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. the warning for families on summer vacation, the thieves out to take packages sitting on your front door while you're away. look at this tonight, the woman running after an accused thief. you will see and hear the confrontation after the break. why this is the season after the holidays for packages to be stolen once again from your front door. >>> we have new surveillance, a video of a person of interest after that attack on real estate brokers. we'll have more on that coming in. >>> did you see it over the weekend? this was incredible. america's triple crown winner. millions at stake even after the big race. but we wondered how much is that ticket worth now if you hold onto it for a while, post it on ebay, what it's already up to tonight. seriously? you're not at all concerned? about what now? oh, i don't know. the apocalypse? we're fine. i bundled renter's with my car insurance through progressive for just six bucks more a month. word. there's looters running wild out there. covered

>> all right, matt gutman in north carolina. matt, thank you. >>> now to a developing headline from l.a.x. airport in los angeles. a flight from fiji landing in l.a. reports of 12 passengers sick. the cdc waiting when they touched down. abc's david kerley covers aviation for us. >> reporter: when the fiji jetliner touched down at l.a.x., a dozen americans reported being ill. the centers for disease control on the scene containing all 272 people on board. fire trucks and medics quickly surround the a-330 jetliner. of the 12 who reported symptoms of nausea and vomiting a 19-year-old male requested to be taken to the hospital taken by wheelchair to one of those waiting ambulance. the overnight flight landed just a few minutes after its scheduled arrival. all of the passengers, including those reporting symptoms, were taken to a secure area as cdc personnel looked for a cause of the illness. the investigators have already learned that all 12 americans while not traveling together were staying at the same hotel. all those on board ha

here's abc's matt gutman. >> reporter: swimming off the carolina coast, 16 year-old hunter treschel was in just waist-deep water when he felt a bump, then a second one. >> that was the first i saw it. it was biting up my left arm. >> reporter: it was a shark. >> it bit a man's arm off? >> yes, he's bleeding out. we need an ambulance. >> reporter: randy milligan was right there. >> i saw him, his arms went up. the shark took his left arm. he just took off running. >> reporter: tonight treschel is recovering. >> they kind of wheeled me into the e.r. there were 25 people. it was quite a spectacle. because i was conscious and kind of aware. i like to think i was aware at least. >> reporter: doctors managed to save his life but not his arm. >> i can try to live my life the way i was, or i can let this be completely debilitating and bring my life down. there's really only one that i would actually choose to and that's to try to fight and live a normal life with the cards that i've been dealt. >> reporter: the one thing the shark couldn't take, his spirit. matt gutman, abc news, miami. >> one

matt gutman come on out here. >> this is for george. tuation. i can't maintain any control. how can we survive long road trips? >> my answer was going to be police protection but i guess that's not going to work. the only answer is movies. i mean that's it. that's it. you want to do all these great things like play games, get interesting conversations, books on tape. all this stuff. the movies are the only thing. [ laughter ] >> you load up the ipad with songs, blue is the warmest color, "american horror story." >> you're not an appropriate judge. thank you very much. let's bring in another guest here. this is more andrew. our next guest is sydney here with her dad sydney. good morning. sweetie. how are you? >> hello, sir. question for andrew. what is it? >> well my mom normally does my hair. but sometimes she has to go out of town. can you give my dad advice on how to do hair? >> okay amy has to leave at 5:00 a.m. and leaves me with two daughters and have beautiful long hair and i get yelled at if it doesn't look good so i keep one of t

matt gutman, abc news, miami. >> russian fighter jets and u.s. have had a close encounter in the black sea. the u.s. navy released video of incident amid claims by the russian media that the u.s. ross" was heading for russian waters and was forced away by jets. a pentagon official downplayed the encounter noting the jets were unarmed and did not have the visible weapons on their wings and pointed out that it never changed course. while we're talking about russia this morning, we have a perfect excuse to use a rare feature here on "world news now." the latest rather colorful mishap. on a russian highway. >> what feature do we have here? yes, this happened. a truck that had been carrying all that yellow paint crashed into that truck you're seeing here, leaving it covered. and its helpless driver looking like you see him there, like a yellow lego guy. >> the paint was supposed to be used for road markings. we know so well but obviously you see plenty of it on the road. didn't create any recognizable markings whatsoever. and mildly hysterical. everyb

matt gutman.ple. >> that is fantastic. >> i really hope people see the story and give money through crowd funding, big wealthy donors. they are amazing people. >> they'll get it there. we need to put this up wherever on our website or however we need to do this. this is something people need to see, some of the sacrifices teachers day in and day out make. they made a personal sacrifice. driving their own cars. empties their own bank accounts. we've got people drowning here. might, as well be drowning in a pool. >> check out updates on facebook and wnnfans.com. >> more from abc news coming your way. stay with us here. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> making news in america this morning, breaking overnight a late night deadline missed. a possible game changer for the nsa when it comes to wiretaps and collecting your phone records. live with the details. >>> skyscraper scare. a large crane losing its load smashing into the building and debris fall

first, abc's matt gutman from michigan. >> reporter: just hours ago, the possible tornadoes tearing in michigan ripping the roofs off homes. three temporarily trapped into this goodlittle store. but no one was hurt here. it was stragts line winds near 100 miles an hour that menaced minnesota, iowa earlier. s hail cracking windshields. and iowa winds crashing down with 95 miles an hour. to get to portland we drove through the same line of tomorrows. we are mile fives from sun set and it's almost pitch black. this red is what we are going through right now. a whirlwind of flash flooding in the southern states. a third of their annual rain in the past week. this bridge in hunt county texas, collapsing. motorist rescuing them in the pickup using ropes. and the road caught crumbling on camera. that is a 20 foot by 30 foot chuck of highway disintegrating into the red river. we talk about the power of nature. that is a semitruck. not sure where it began but it ended up inside the good will building. there were people inside no one was hurd. david. >> thanks to you. >>> let's get grate v right

david sweat and richard matt gutman were on a floor for well behaved inmates.tnesses say one was carrying a guitar case. meanwhile, investigators are questioning a prison superadviser to find out what she may know about the escape. >>> and new concerns about that massive cyberattack on computers at the u.s. government's personnel office. abc news learned intelligence officials fear the attack may be the first phase of a sweeping spy campaign against the u.s. government. hackers may have compromised 4 million employees. among them cabinet seconds, fbi agents and secret service personnel. the hackers are believed to be based in china. >>> in medical news a major new class of cholesterol fighting drugs that could help millions fight heart disease will get a critical hearing at the fda. they'll review what are known as psk9 inanybody torres that could help patients that can't tolerate statins. these injectable drugs lower bad cholesterol by enhancing the liver's ability to remove it from the body. if approved they would be the first new class of anti-cholesterol dr

abc's matt gutman from florida. >> seems in distress. >> reporter: the chaos as good samaritans carried him from the beach. he was air lifted to a hospital where he's now recovering. a bull shark blamed in that attack but it's great whites that are being spotted from new york to california even cruising under water here in florida. but off the coast of the bahamas we recently learned that sharks don't consider humans food. even these 16-foot tiger sharks we swam with. wow. florida is a shark attack capital of the world. still there is only one fatal attack at the u.s. over the past two years. folks behind me say that if you are worried about shark attacks, stay close to lifeguard towers. it's their job to look out for them. david. >> always great thanks. >>> still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. the warning for families, the thieves out to take packages sitting on your front door while you're away. look at this tonight, the woman running after an accused thief. you will see and hear the confrontation after the break. why this is the season after the holidays for pac

matt gutman, abc news, miami. >> one incredible 16-year-old. >>> there is much more ahead on "world news tonight," the victory for cell phone users everywhere the company accused of slowing down internet speeds on purpose, and the one thing you can do with your phone right now, the simple app that might help you catch them. >>> also the volcano shooting smoke and ash into the air, thousands told to evacuate tonight. >>> and the made in america team is back tonight, something we found right here in iowa. take a look around that room tonight, could it be in your room? did you help create a job? take a guess. after working here, there's no other food i'd feed my pets. each ingredient is tested by our own quality insurance people. i see all the quality data everything that i need to know that it's good for my dog. there's a standard. and then there's a purina standard. i make it and i feed my dog beneful. i feel proud because i know that i helped make that bag of dog food sitting on that shelf. attention. did you or anyone in your household work around asbestos-containing gaskets and packing

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matt gutman has the details. >> reporter: this morning, police are investigating a tragedy inside thislionaire real estate mogul david segal and his wife jackie finding their 18-year-old daughter victoria unresponsive saturday afternoon at their 26,000 square foot home. sheriff's deputies performing cpr on the teen. she was rushed to the hospital where she was pronounced dead. >> people say, why do they need nine kitchens. >> reporter: jackie siegel chronicling her still unfinished quest to build the buyingest house in america. she said it is with great sadness we ask you to respect our privacy during this tragic time and the loss of our beloved daughter, victoria. also telling abc news this make mes want to be a spokesperson to try to save other lives. victoria was one of the siegelss' eight children. for "good morning america," matt gutman, abc news miami. >>> a major announcement coming from apple today. it's set to reveal a paid streaming music service costing $10 a month. the service provides users unlimited access to tens of millions of songs. >>> and finally, ever wonder what pl

abc's matt gutman has the story. >> we have a shark out here in ocean isle.omeone just got bit. >> reporter: this morning, a 13-year-old girl recovering from a terrifying shark encounter. >> got a hold of her foot and bit her foot. >> is there any serious bleeding. >> it's bleeding pretty bad. >> reporter: the shark taking these two frisbee size bites out of the young teen's boogie board in the waters off ocean beach, north carolina. >> she wobbled out and left the boogie board. and it just went at the boogie board. >> reporter: the attack, believed to be the fourth shark attack off the atlantic coast in just two weeks. earlier this week in cocoa beach, florida, a 10-year-old boy also on a boogie board chomped while swimming in waist deep waters. badly bleeding as rescuers carried him off the beach. in recent days shark sightings seemingly everywhere. this one spotted off huntington beach, california. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: cruising by a paddle boarder. if it seems that there's more sharks lately it's because there are. the population of great whites spi

for "good morning america," matt gutman, abc news, miami. >> thanks to matt for that. >>> now to those a former military officer is in custody this morning, accused of robbery and kidnapping. abc's david wright is here with the latest. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, george. a big break in this case. a man accused of arranging a real estate appointment with a florida realtor and then kidnapping her and holding her for ransom. and then when that didn't work holding a second real estate agent an hour later. under arrest, police accuse him of attacking two realtors in st. petersburg, florida, in broad daylight. >> anything to say? >> reporter: the retired officer has no prior record. 58-year-old paul j. pinkston is now a computer analyst in the bay area. police say he was armed when they arrested him. >> it's a good day. we got our man. >> i'm a realtor. i was showing homes and someone just robbed me. >> reporter: police have been searching for the past week. their suspect, captured on several surveillance cameras. >> hi, this is robert evans, i am calling about a property

for "good morning america," matt gutman abc news miami?cary stuff, thank you. >>> now to we turn to the nba finals all tied up again after the warriors bounce back last night with a big win in cleveland. abc's jesse palmer has all the highlights. >> welcome back warriors. >> golden state bounces back in a big way. >> reporter: shutting down the cavaliers in a hard-hitting game four. >> i think he may have hit his head on the camera. >> reporter: dramatic moments early on. lebron with this frightening fall out of bounds head first into a tv camera. >> it's been a more physical game as james goes down. >> reporter: the hit leaving a big gash but the king okay to play after a little tlc. >> that's his mom moments ago making sure her son is okay. >> did not matter what was going on with my head. i had to shoot the free throws so i continued to play. >> reporter: while james was making an impact on the sidelines, stephen curry making an impact on the court. golden state's golden boy returning to mvp form swinging momentum back the warriors' way

abc's matt gutman is there. >> reporter: the tornadoes tears into portland michigan.and homes. first responders reporting three temporarily trapped inside this goodwill store but rescuers say miraculously no one was hurt here. >> i'm okay i'm alive. i just don't have a house right now. >> reporter: but it was straight line winds nearing 100 miles per hour that menaced the dakotas, minnesota and iowa earlier. there golf ball sized hail pelting cars even cracking windshields. in sheldon, iowa, the wind sent a hangar crashing down, smashing planes with gusts near 95 miles per hour. to get to portland, we drove through the same line of storms. this red if you can see it is what we're going through right now. the last 24 hours a whirlwind of flash flooding in the southern plains. parts of the lone star state getting a third of their annual rain in just the past week. >> look at the road. >> reporter: and that road caught crumbling on camera that's a 20 foot by 30 foot chunk of highway 78 near yuma just disintegrating into the red river. we talk about the force of nature. t

matt gutman is in oak island north carolina with the latest. morning, matt. >> reporter: hey, good morning, amy. that's right. this is like lightning striking twice in the same place. the fact that these attacks happened in the same location in the same time almost the exact same way someone's limb was taken off, this may be the same shark prowling those waters. this morning, terror in the shallows. >> they said the head was about that big. >> reporter: two teens in north carolina losing limbs in shark attacks in water just waist deep. the first attack at 4:40 p.m. in oak island north carolina. these images showing a 13-year-old girl helpless after a shark nearly amputated her arm and leg. doctoringed up to the beach by bystanders working furiously to save her life. the horror on onlookers' faces. struggling to keep her alive. barely an hour lateaway two hours later, a boy was attacked. >> i tore off my shirt to put on his arm. he was screaming, is this real? and is this a movie? >> reporter: both teens air-lifted to a nish hospital. sheriff's

matt gutman is in oak island, north carolina, with the latest. morning, matt. >> reporter: hey, good morning, amy. that's right. this is like lightning striking twice in the same place. and there's something terrifying happening here. the fact that these attacks happened in the same location in nearly the exact same time and almost happened in the exact same way, someone's limb was nearly taken off, leading experts to believe this may be the same shark prowling those waters. this morning, terror in the shallows. >> they said the head was about that big. >> reporter: two teens in north carolina losing limbs in shark attacks in water just waist deep. the first attack at 4:40 p.m. in oak island, north carolina. these images showing a 13-year-old girl helpless after a shark nearly amputated her arm and leg. dragged up to the beach by bystanders, working furiously to save her life. >> the keys to the was the fact that our bystanders that were on the beach did very quick first aid the correct way and without that we would have had a different outcome.

first abc's matt gutman has the latest from oak island, north carolina. good morning, george. from a sheriff's office patrol boat off the coast of north carolina, now, those shark attacks happened just up the beach from here and this has become a significant public safety issue here in north carolina. but those sheriff's office officials and others credit those heroes you mentioned with saving those kids' lives. the first harrowing moments after those shark attacks captured in these 911 calls. >> hi, we're on oak island and there's a girl whose hand has been bitten off by a shark. >> do you know are any of the fingers completely amputated? >> it looks like her entire hand is gone. >> reporter: one shark biting the girl repeatedly in waist-deep water off oak island, north carolina. bystanders rushing in to help the girl from asheboro, north carolina. emts try desperately to stop the bleeding. >> we need an ambulance right away. >> reporter: shockingly just two miles away and a little over an hour later another attack. this time a teenage boy on vacation fro

. >> reporter: abc's matt gutman was there on the ground. >> reporter: the tornado came up from thereipped the roof off of that church. then this church and then a third church all on the same block right across the corner. >> reporter: a drone's view showing trees shredded and roofs ripped off. in one of those churches you can see the steeple plummeting straight into the place of worship and there a semi tossed against a local thrift store, dozens of rescuers trying to get three temporarily trapped inside. sue burns' roof sucked right off her house. >> i had beams flying at me and i just hit the ground. >> reporter: moments later, reunited with her husband. in iowa winds smashing into an airport hangar debris crushing five planes. and luckily there were no fatalities or serious injuries here. this town was slammed by a tornado just two years ago and now that difficult process of cleaning up and rebuilding starting all over again. robin. >> it is alex thank you. thinking of all those affected and more than 70 million in the northeast in the path of those storms headed this way. >> the