and robles doesn't blame the shark. he blames the fisher machine. >> it was that guy that was agitating that shark. that caused all this. >> reporter: many beachgoers this weekend agree with robles. >> sounds like out of fear he attacked a person because he was scared for his life. >> putting surfers' lives in danger shouldn't be allowed. i think it should be banned. >> reporter: some eyewitnesses say they've seen fishermen purposefully attracting sharks. >> fishermen like to have the thrill of catching the fish. the big fish. the fighting of the fish. >> reporter: which takes us back to the golden rule. don't antagonize them and chances are they won't attack you or anyone else. >> i just got really lucky. i'm getting a second chance. >> reporter: for "nightline," nick watt, abc news, manhattan beach, california. >>> next, the business of finding love is a multi-billion dollar industry. what if the key to unlocking love is in your dna? >>> sexy athletes getting naked for this year's espn the magazine's body issue. nobod

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 another animal. sot- "it was right down in this gulley right down here and like from what i heard, is that they found a deer carcus." jay chresta isn't the resident who spotted the mountain lion, but says he wishes he was. sot- "in all honesty, i wanted to see him." chresta lives across the street from this wooden area on queens lane in san mateo, where on friday night the san mateo county sheriff's office says a neighbor saw a puma, similar to this one caught in mountain view earlie

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. >> reporter: still in his hospital gown steve robles describes what it was like to be attacked by at 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 cell phone video reportedly taken from the manhattan beach pier where this fisherman, who did not want to show his face, says he and his friends were trying to catch bat rays when they accidentally hooked the juvenile great white shark that bit robles. >> at this time the shark was headed straight for the swimmers, there was nothing we cou

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 the ocean and clouds from the east. the cloud coverage will continue throughout the night with morning fog and high clouds throughout the day. but we do not expect any rain. a big change coming with that the, do expect temperatures to drop quite a bet.. as we get into the morning hours we will have low clouds on the bayside. those will clear out around eight or nine and then we will have the thin clouds high mixed up with the sun. temperatures will remain on the high side especially around the bay may. the 80s and low 90s in to the santa clara valley. for another day we will be close to 100 degrees near the east valley. look for eighties in the north bay but cool and cloudy near the sh

robles' case, as well, with the fisherman hooking the shark. see if any of the laws are changed now because of this, but, mimi, thank you so much for your time this morning and your experience. thank you for sharing it. >> thank you. thank you. >> and you heard me chuckle when she said that they're so used to seeing these six-foot sharks, juvenile, and they just alert each other and swim by. >> incredible. >> they still are killers but luckily for mr. robles' sake, it looks like he will be okay. >> a six to seven-foot shark is still a shark. wow. how about that. >>> overseas now to brand-new developments in israel where an american teenager whose palestinian cousin was murdered was brutally beaten and imprisoned by israeli troops. they say the boy attacked officers and resisted arrest while protesting his relative's death and alex marquardt has the latest from jerusalem. >> reporter: good morning, bianna and ryan. just a short time ago, tariq abu khdeir was released, but it's a conditional release. according to a u.s. official, he will be place

i thought that was it. >> robles has some deep cuts under his chest.he's upset with the fishermen who hooked the great white but not d not cut the line right away. >>> getting back home today. >> a wild life rescue group set a trab, they got him last week after he was discovered in the hill neighborhood. he's been vacationing there for two weeks after hitching a ride in a car coming from the national park. so wildlife experts say a lot of tease animals known for sneaking into car engines. they're warm. he will be driven back to yosemite inside the truck where he'll likely feel at home in yosemite. >> give him the whole cookie. not the crumbs. that's lame. >>> 11:18 now. how are you, christina loren? >> not get your fingers back if you give me a cookie right now. i'm hungry. look at the difference between half-moon bay and livermore. we have the humidity creeping up from the sub-tropical latitude. and for us that means it's going to feel sticky out there and you can see all these clouds. doesn't even ñook like san jose at this hour. yeah, it's going to

steven robles was swimming with a group of people off manhattan beach yesterday.when a 7-foot juvenile shark that had been fighting for more than a half hour to get off of a fisherman's line bit robles on the chest. >> i'm sitting here staring at this shark eye to eye, just right there. and i could feel the vibration of this entire shark gnawing into my skin. i grabbed his nose with my hand here, and i tried to pull it off of me. and fortunately the shark released itself. >> robles says because he's a strong swimmer he was able to fight off the shark. but he called this experience frightening. >> i thought that was it. i thought i might be dying. i thought, i just thought this can't be it. you know. >> robles says the fisherman made a horrible decision to keep the shark on the fishing line for so long. fishing for great white sharks is illegal but the authorities at the sea conclude had the the fisherman had done nothing illegal. after the attack the shark swam away and has not been spotted since. >> he's such an amazing amazing thing he survived. >>> fun at the f

he got bit. >> reporter: robles is no stranger to water. last year, he swam from catalina to a 24-mile distance in 13 hours and his 40 years in the water never encountered a great white shark. >> i would really hope they will make more restraight laws regarding the niche fish -- regarding the fishermen in manhattan beach. >> reporter: the fisherman was throwing chum in the water to attract sharking an allegation the -- sharks an allegation the fisherman denied. >> it's sore, my thumb has no sensation right now. my thumb -- wiggles but i -- it hurts. >> that's art baron reporting, the victim says he would like to meet with those who helped him get to safety on shore luckily he's still alive. >> yeah. good for him the most disturbing part of that to me are the people kind of having fun with it. that's too bad. >> he's all right. >>> hey, the a's' new pitcher shows why he was such a big deal yesterday. and why was the media room at the coliseum so crowded? don't go anywhere. >> and what is 8:00 about your school? -- cool about your school or y

. >> reporter: this is a moment a great white shark sunk its teeth into steve robles nearing the end of a early morning dip. today he showed us the wound from those jaws. >> right when it bit into my chest, you just hear everything crunch. i was staring at the shark eyeball to eyeball literally like right here. it was the most frightening thing i ever -- anyone could experience. biting your chest and you're staring it it looking eye to eye with this thing on your chest. >> what was the look in his eye? >> just a dead look. you know, just a blank dead stare. it's eye looking at you while it's biting you. i mean, it's scarey. >> reporter: the shark a seven or eight foot had been hooked by a fisherman on the pier when robles swam into the angry shark's path. he doesn't blame the shark. he blames the fisherman who hooked the shark and got it mad. many beach gores agree with him. today many were back in the water enjoying the holiday weekend with perhaps one eye on the deep. >> if i was that shark i would be mad, too. it sounds like out of fear, he attacked the person because he was scare

that's when steve robles swam by and was eyeball to eyeball with the animal.t right into my chest, you could just hear everything crunch. i was staring at the shark. eyeball to eyeball. literally like right here. >> robles says he grabbed the shark bit nose and tried to pry its mouth open but the shark disappeared as quickly as it came. that is terrifying. >> people say when you go into shock your body kind of shuts down, blacks out. he says his whole body went into shock. he says the moment he just didn't realize how deep it was. he thinks, that he went into shock to cover up the pain. he was burning on the side of his chest. >> he says it felt like a jellyfish sting with bite marks. he was holding onto his chest. i guess -- well, we're glad he's okay. >> pretty intense. a lot more to hear about him. we will hear on "gma." can't wait to hear the rest of the story this morning. >> absolutely. >>> wild weather across iowa overnight including a number of powerful twisters. storm chasers captured amazingly, clear images of this tornado. touching down near the tow

hoot, who works at a surfboard rental tent, was the first responder when steve robles was attacked by a great white. he jumped right in when he heard screams and was quickly joined by others. robles, who suffered from a bite under his arm and punctured artery is well on his way to recovery. >> i grabbed one of them and paddled out. and then by that time, we had gotten you on to a soft-top surfboard, and so, then there were probably like six of us pushing you in. >> robles, who suffers from both a bite under his arm and punctured artery, is well on his way, as we mentioned. >>> time for a little pop culture here. it was 50 years ago, july 6th, the beatles' black-and-white comedy "hard day's night" hit theaters. the digital restoration will thrill fans at 100 theaters around the united states. >>> and speaking of, paul mccartney has returned to the stage after a brief illness. in albany, he helped a 64-year-old man propose in front of 13,000 people. ♪ will you still need me, will you still feed me when i'm 64 ♪ >> sweetheart, will you marry me? >> yes! >> the couple held signs that read

steve robles doesn't blame the shark.he fisherman who hooked the shark and got it mad and many agree with him. many were back in the water enjoying the holiday weekend with perhaps one eye on the deep. >> if i was that shark i would be afraid too. it sounds like out of fear he attacked the person because he was scared for his life. maybe we should do something about that. >> it shouldn't be allowed. i think it should be banned. >> i swam in that ocean my entire life and nothing close to this has ever happened. >> and maybe this is -- >> it was a guy that was agitating that shark that caused all of this. i just got really lucky. i mean, i'm getting a second chance. i'm thanking god he gave me this second chance. that's what it was. >> we will hear more from steve robles tomorrow morning on ""good morning america"" from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. >>> a different scene at a san diego beach. lots of people searching for hidden cash. people tweeted after finding their hidden treasure in pez dispensers buried in the sand. anywhere

pleasure. >> reporter: robles is no stranger to water. last year, he swam from catalina tapalos very december. in his 40 years in the water he's never had a great 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 go

steven roble says he was swimming off manhattan beach when a 7-foot great white shark attacked him. can see the marks on the right side of his ribcage and his arm there. he says the shark had been trying to free itself from a fisherman's hook for a half hour before the attack. roble says he wasn't sure he was going to make it out of the water alive. >> i used this hand to grab the nose of the shark and try and pry the mouth open off the chest, and fortunately the shark let go. >> roble is a distance swimmer. he says he was in an hour to the regular weekend swim when he was attack. he was with a dozen other swimmers. officials say the shark remained in the area for 20 minutes and then disappeared into the murky water. >> sailor comes home and surprises his parents right in the middle of fourth of july parade. why his mom said she look right at her son and couldn't believe her eyes. >> we've been holding in the 80's all weekend long but the 90's make come back along with humidity and, yes, unfortunately some storm chances to tell you about. we'll have look at the seven day coming up.

and it came in and bit me. >> reporter: robles showed us his injuries. he is recovering from skin lacerations under his right arm and a finpunctured artery in hi thumb. >> i am so fortunate you were nearby. >> pretty amazing pictures. the beach was back open today. >>> coming up next, shocking video making headlines after a chp officer seen beating a woman on the side of a freeway. now hear from the victim's familiarly as they prepare a lawsuit. > and new tsa regulations for some flyers. why passengers will need to power up their cell phones during security checks. >>> and tensions in the middle east continue to rise. an american teenager is now free tonight. he was the victim of a vicious beating caught on camera. >>> police tonight are on the hunt for more suspects after three bikers were shot this morning near a very popular motorcycle rally in hollister. it happened about 10:00 this morning at a gas station near downtown hollister. officers made one arrest a short time after the shooting, but they believe the others were involved. it all stemmed from

he got bit. >> reporter: robles is no stranger to water.ar he swam from catalina to palos verdes, a 24-mile distance in 13 hours. in his 40 years in the water, he's never encountered a great white shark. >> i would really hope they will make more restrict laws regarding the fisherman in manhattan beach. >> reporter: robles was treated by lifeguards on the beach and his wife glenda says she heard from others the fisherman was throwing chum in the water to attract sharks, an allegation the fisherman denied. >> it's sore. my thumb has no sensation right now. my hands -- my fingers and my thumb. wiggles. but it hurts. >> that's art baron reporting. another round of severe weather brought at least 11 tornadoes across iowa. some spots saw multiple twisters yesterday. several properties and homes were damaged but there are no reports of serious injuries or deaths. it's expected to be hot and muggy today again in iowa and then more thunderstorms tonight. >>> and a tornado photo bombed some wedding pictures in canada. the couple was outside in saska

robles, un agente de bienes raÍces, amante del mar, dijo que vio cuando el tiburÓn que estaba agitadoquitarse de encima al ejemplar. con la ayuda del grupo de amigos con los que nadaba, logrÓ regresar a la playa donde lo esperaban los paramÉdicos. su esposa cuenta que se llevÓ el susto de su vida. >> fue un momento increÍble mente cesante y triste de ver a mi esposo sangrando en la cama, estaba preocupada de que estaba perdiendo mucha sangre. >> steven tendrÁ que regresar maÑana el hospital para asegurarse de que no tiene infecciones. por ahora este intrÉpido nadador quiere recuperarse de sus heridas fÍsicas antes de aventurarse a regresar al mar, haber sobrevivido a esta aterradora experiencia, dice Él, es como una segunda oportunidad a la vida. >> sÍ lo es. gracias salvador, y buen, le deseamos una pronta recuperaciÓn. >> ojalÁ que logre superar las heridas. >> muy lamentable escuchar a los testigos riÉndose de lo que ocurrÍa. >> bueno, a continuaciÓn un testigcapta con su telÉfono celular la fuerza de un torbellino. >> y denuncia laura zapata que fue amenazada de muerte tras public

stephen robles is speaking out about the ordeal and what was going through his mind as he looked into>> i really thought that that might be hit. i thought i might be dieing. >> still recovering from the bite marks cut into his body, long distance swimmer receive venn robles describes his terrifying encounter with a great white shark over the holiday weekend. >> it's a burning sensation going on the bite marks, like a gel lish fish sting that keeps penetrating deeper and deeper. >> reporter: officials say a seven-foot-long had become agitated by a fisherman's hook when it attacked robles swimming near the pier in southern california. >> we saw each other. it did a sharp left turn and lunged right at me, didn't hesitate. >> reporter: his desperate cries for help caught on tape. >> it bit right into my torso, i'm staring at this shark eye to eye, just right there, and i could feel the vibration of this entire shark gnawing into my skin. >> reporter: robles says he acted on instinct, fighting for his life. >> i grab his nose with my hand here and i try to pull it off of me. fortunately th

i could feel the vibration of this entire shark gnawing into my skin. >> reporter: robles said he actedhis life. >> i grabbed his nose with my hand here. tried to pull it off of me. fortunately, the shark released itself. >> reporter: the attack sent nearby swimmers scrambling for safety. >> shark! get out of the water! >> reporter: robles knows he is lucky to be alive, incredibly escaping with flesh wounds and a punctured artery in his hand. >> it was just the scariest thing you can imagine. >> he says before the attack he was planning on another long distance swim. now that this has happened, he says he may never swim in the open water again. can you blame him? i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being with me. "the lead with jake tapper" "the lead with jake tapper" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> how should the obama administration responds after israeli forces allegedly brutally beat an american teenager. i'm jake tapper, this is "the lead." >> went unconscious. >> israelis and palestinians are going eye for an eye, this american teen could have been left b

. >> that's steve robles. swimming saturday at manhattan beach when bitten by a great white shark hooked on a fisherman's line. after the shark started to bite him, he fought back by grabbing his nose and prying his nose off his chest. a teen rushed over to help save him. robles think that the fisherman used bad judgment. >> knowing there's all of these swimmers, surfers, kids out in the water, he should have cut that line immediately. >> some of the witnesses say that fisherman may have been throwing pieces of fish in the water to lure in sharks which is illegal but officials say they don't think that's the case. lifeguards say it's been more than 100 years since someone has been attacked in los angeles county. a recent survey says a population of these sharks is growing. there are more than 2 hurricane great whites along the california coast. since 1950, there have been 101 great white shark attacks in california. 13 of them were deadly. last year, there were 47 shark attacks in the entire country, only one

i actually spoke with steven reblre robles last hour and told me how it all happened and what he did throughout. >> i saw this fish, the shark surfacing at the bottom of the ocean and coming up to the top of the water. i saw it coming real close to me and then it turned at a very sharp left turn and lunged right at my chest. i felt the shark biting into me and i was, like, oh my god. this is it. oh my god. i'm going to die. this is really it. and i just -- i said, no, i'll get this thing off me. i grabbed its nose and fortunately it let go. >> wow. steven robles says the shark's bite wasn't too deep so he didn't need stitches but he's not sure he'll be ready to get back into the water any time soon. >>> donald sterling made the sale of the clippers much more complicated with a last-minute legal move. where the case heads now coming up. are the largest targets in the world, for every hacker, crook and nuisance in the world. but systems policed by hp's cyber security team are constantly monitored for threats. outside and in. that's why hp reports and helps neutralize more intrusions th

i could have drowned. >> robles loves the sea. he spent most of his life in the water but for the moment-- >> i'm not ready to go in the ocean right now. >> --he's fine being on shore. teri okita, cbs news, los angeles. >> jeff: a dramatic wreck at today's nascar event in daytona beach. another crash had already taken out a number of cars, when at lap 99, this is what happened. a chain reaction wipe out taking out more than half the remaining field. nobody was hurt but the race, the coke zero 400 was delayed and shortened by heavy rain. a very close airport call in barcelona, spain yesterday. an argentenas air-bus bound from buenos aires was testing across the runway. take a look at this, just as a 767 from moscow was making its final approach. the russian crew pulled up just in time to make a successful go- around. up next it is beach read season, if are you allowed to buy the book. the amazon battle is next. freshness of the mediterranean. so you always get flavor that's anything but flat. new flatbread sandwiches, try one today

i could have drowned. >> robles loves the sea. he spent most of his life in the water but for the moment -- >> i'm not ready to go in the ocean right now. >> he's fine being on shore. teri okita, cbs news, los angeles. >> jeff: a dramatic wreck at today's nascar event in daytona beach. an already crash already had out a number of cars when at lap 99 this is what happened. a chain reaction wipe out taken out more than half the remaining field. nobody was hurt but the race, the coke zero 400 was delayed and shorten-- shortened by heavy rain. an. >> an intense five set championship match at well bell done. novak djokovic took on roger federer who has won 7 wimbledons and was going for 8. its did not happen. djokovic picked up his second wimbledon title. up next t is beach read season. if are you allowed to buy the book. the amazon battle is next. like taste inspired by the freshness of the mediterranean. so you always get flavor that's anything but flat. new flatbread sandwiches, try one today. this always happens to your father. you

yesterday steve robles came face to face with one of the men who rescued him.e heard the screams for help from the surf board rental camp that he was working nonmanhattan beach. he grabs a board, paddles out to help bring him to shore. now because of the help, he is alive to tell the tale. >> you can feel the whole body shaking with the shark. but, you know, just the whole things trying to gnaw in on me. surfaces to the top, i see him for about two seconds and makes a really sharp turn and comes lunging right at me on my chest. i thought that was it. >> you can see robles has cuts under his right arm, punctured artery in his thumb as well. >> yikes. >>> and it is 4:50 now, more news after this. >>> welcome back at 4:53, we have breaking news in la las scotas. bob redell is live in the area with the latest. it is, i can see it behind you. >> reporter: it is, and there's ban lot of flames popping up through the roof. you can see the santa clara county fire department has done a good job of suppressing that right now. this is a fire that's been going on for the pa

after it got loose it bit steven robles in the torso.oble center city now out of the hospital and he is describing how he was able to get help. >> i swam my whole life and because of my strength of -- i'm a strong swimmer, i was able to sustain myself in the water while this injury was going on and fortunately i was swimming with a group of swimmers that day, there was 14 of us out in the water and there's i think three or four swimmers that were about five -- about five paces behind me so when this attack happened, i was screaming at the top of my lungs and my first instinct was to grab my friend nodder and he held me and just was taking it in what was going on and a couple more swimmers came up to me and were trying to get me into shore as i was screaming as loud as i have ever screamed. >> well, the beach was shut down while officials checked the water but eventually it reopened. >>> justin is along with our forecast here, another beautiful day. a nice way to end a weekend. >> just perfect throughout the holiday weekend am i told you

steve robles was swimming just south of l.a. when a seven-foot shark attacked.e did escape with chest lacerations and a broken artery in his thumb. >> you could feel the whole body shaking with the shark. just the whole thing trying to gnaw in on me. i see him for two seconds and he makes a really sharp turn. and comes lunging right at me on my chest. i thought that was it. >> now lifeguards say it's been more than 100 years since someone has been attacked by a shark in l.a. county. fishermen say they accidentally hooked the juvenile white shark that bit robles. he was a dedicated long distance swimmer. he says he's sure he'll go back in the ocean and swim again. >>> next at 6:00, visiting the city on sunday just got a little bit cheaper. how people are reacting to free parking sunday. >>> and cell phone regulations on the tsa. why they want passengers to power up your phone. >>> and an american teenage out of custody now. his arrest after a video of a beating made public. hear what he has to say. >>> new at 6:00, a new layer of security measures for airport tra

increÍblemente, sobreviviÓ para contarlo. ( habla en inglÉs ) >> robles navarro en la nariz al tiburÓn> hace mucho se temÍa que los tiburones blancos estuvieran en peligro de extinciÓn. pero ese no es el caso. gracias a medida, conservaciÓn, la poblaciÓn a ido aumentado a travÉs de toda la costa. la excelente noticia para los tiburones, no tan buena para los baÑistas. se recupera de un fin de semana del que nunca se va al bitar. su esposa que vende esta agradecida. >> no dejo de agradecerle al seÑor por su misericordia y por haberle permitido que, todavÍa, este comida. >> enojada con el pecador propuso la vida de su pozo, y de otro, en peligro. >> por una estupidez y una negligencia que tuvo, no toma la decisiÓn correcta y adecuada, que es de soltar al tiburÓn en los primeros 15 minutos. >> robles sabe que tuvo suerte. cree que dios le dio una segunda oportunidad. en san francisco, univisiÓn. >> de personas mueren en 15 resultaron heridas durante la estampida humana. en la arrolladora banda el limÓn el domingo en ecatepec, mÉxico. ver personas cayeron al suelo de las atentaron sÍntomas

a great white shark attacked steven robles saturday.lled out telling other swimmers to get out of the the shark bit robles in the chest. but he managed to make it back to shore and get medical attention. the discharge but right into my torso lennon staring at this check back tax and lacking feel the vibration. a marine expert says the attack was most likely a response bite. that robles was just in the wrong place at the wrong time. a fishing ban is now in effect a 71-year-old military veteran dies at a hospital. while waiting for an ambulance to take him to the emergency room. officials say the man collapsed in the cafeteria of an albuquerque v-a hospital. the emergency room was only a 4-minute walk away. but the man had to wait 14 minutes for the ambulance. staff at the hospital say they were just following policy. they say if a medical emergency happens outside the main hospital, they must call 9-1-1. paramedics drove the man 500 yards to the e-r. but it was too late to save him. an e-r spokesperson says they are reviewing their polic

. >> among those victor counsels is johnny robles, charged with attempted capital murder and theft. he pled not guilty and is awaiting trial. >> you get to a pin the where you have got to make a decision. is this the type of life that i want? >> i have to first of all be -- willing to -- change my life, you know what i mean? >> robles joined the gang during a prior stay at another texas jail. >> i didn't like the idea of them trying to run my life. i feel like a puppet. i told them i wanted to get out of the gang. i was coming back from eating dinner. before i knew it i had two guys. one hit me on one side. the other one hit me on the other side. they went to punch me, hitting me, kicking me. i woke up the next day and i was in the hospital. and not knowing what else they did to me and what they did to me. i am glad that i finally got out. and telling me who i can and who i can't talk to. >> amen. >> amen. >> while the ex-gang unit might seem like an island of tranquility, that is not always the case. inmate tim gaffney has been in the unit for 2 1/2 years and still doesn't take any

one man, steve robles, was bitten across the torso.addle border and other swimmers and surfs are helped get him to shore. a photographer snapped this shot as people rushed to get him to paramedics. i spoke to steven robles on the phone earlier this afternoon and he told me what happened in the water and how he's doing as he recovers now at home. >> just out of instincts i took my right hand and grabbed its nose and tried to pry it off of my -- my -- my chest, and once it relieved itself it disappeared immediately, it didn't come back. by that time i knew i was dead. the thrashing of the shark, his whole body, on my chest, thrashing, trying to bite into me. once he released himself, i was fortunate enough, i have -- i was with a group of us swimming pier to pier, going from hermosa to manhattan, we do this every saturday, maybe a two-mile swim. three of the swimmers were right behind me, about a stretch behind me, heard me screaming at the top of my lungs saying i got bit, i got bit by a shark, and i in a complete state of panic. and th

. >> reporter: george robles of san jose was excited about sieving levi's stadium for the first time -- about visiting levi's stadium for the first time. >> you can check out the stadium and your seat. >> reporter: when he got stuck in a bad traffic jam with other fans heading to the open house last friday his excitement turned to frustration. >> off the freeway the traffic was stopped. >> reporter: like others, he took to twitter saying he was stuck for an hour and a half and wasn't even close to the stadium yet. >> by the time we got to our parking lot by the convention center, it was already 7:30. so it took almost two hours just to get to the parking lot. >> we apologize for that experience and we need to do a better job, no question. >> reporter: 49ers executives called it an learning experience. they say they are still tweaking the traffic plan but said friday was not a typical game day traffic flow. >> we had a six-hour window where people were coming and going to the venue and that doesn't happen on game day. so it created transportation and parking entry and exit flows we di

because of that help, robles is alive to tell the story. >> you can feel the whole body shaking withow, just the whole things trying to gnaw in on me. >> surfaces to the top. i see him for about two seconds and makes a really sharp turn, comes lunging at me on my chest. i thought that was it. >> robles has cuts under his arm and punctured artery in his thumb, but he's going to be okay. >>> it is 5:51 now, the a's pitcher selected for the all-star game, but who will not be allowed to play, next. >>> let's go live top the manresa restaurant. the kitchen caught fire. its been burning almost two hours now. we'll have a live update from bob redell coming up. >>> you're watching "today in the bay." >>> it is 5:54 now, and this is a live look at o.co where a little later crews will get the field ready for another round of the battle of the bay. the four-game series starts in oakland tonight. and you can see it right here on nbc bay area, first pitch 7:05, but of course our coverage starts a little earlier at 7:00. tune in for nbc bay area news at 6:00. >>> now speaking of the a's, giants an

destacar los robles con el pronÓstico, carlos. >> espero que han tenido feliz 4 de julio.madre naturaleza ha cooperado y nos ha permitido llevar adelante actividades al aire libre. le echamos un vistazo al satÉlite. la presencia de nubes sobre el litoral costero. como la maÑana, se estuvo reportando. ya la tarde se comenzarÁ disipar. no mete con maÑana, bancos de neblina densa. sobre todo sobre horas de la maÑana. sistema de buen tiempo. persiste sobre nuestra zona. no permite el paso de perturbaciones. ni tampoco de precipitaciones, que puedan estar desarrollÁndose. la muerte en actividad fluvial para los prÓximos dÍas. seco, estable con temperaturas sumamente agradables. vamos al noreste del paÍs. donde el huracÁn arthur continuÓ con fuertes vientos. las manos continÚan tanto afectan a nueva york o malaria de boston. la mayor intensidad este disturbio, permanece sobre las aguas del ocÉano atlÁntico. pronÓstico extendido de sÁbado al prÓximo miÉrcoles. no hay lluvias. la temperatura apenas alcanzan el rango alto y bajo de los 70. buenas tardes. ♪ ♪ >> es de 4 de julio se

robles came face to face with e greate. 19eahouroard ndeaut thi au are artery in his thumb andchesheis ville expected to crest 9 feet above flood stage on hainitted.n e ang t erheads lling from the clouds. i don't expect to see rain es on.ay no wind here atbc 10 that can't be said for all locations. philadelphia international winds at 11 miles an hour, 75 degrees, 10 degrees warmer this morning. part of it the wind, the other part is the clouds. the clouds will thin out. sunshine is up and we'll see more and more sunshine in center city and the rest of the area as well. 9s.ead of the 80s like we 13 mile-an-hour winds now up to 25 miles an hour this afternoon. southerly winds bringing in additional humidity and that will lead to a chance of showers over the next couple days. don't expect them today but come tomorrow and especially on wednesday, showers off to the north and west will be making their moveand moving into our area. for today, if you're headiut the door, don't forget the sunglasses. even though it's cloudy to start with, it will be sunny and hot this afternoon. wind to 18 mi

steven robles, thank you for your time. appreciate it. something tells me because you're such an experienced distance swimmer, you're still going to get back into the water, aren't you? >> not right now. i hope i do some day. it's off the table right now. >> all right. heal well. we wish you the best. thanks so much for your time, steven. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> wow. what a close call. what an incredible survival story there. so if you feel in general like shark stories are becoming more common, you might be right. a new study by the national ocean and atmospheric administration found that great white shark populations have increased 42% in the northwest atlantic ocean and there may even be a breeding ground for baby great whites off the new york coast. a separate study found the number of great whites off california coast is also increasing. 2,400 great white sharks were counted recently, which officials say means the species is not in danger of going extinct as some feared. speaking of fear, it's probably "jaws" that triggers th

robles says he's afraid to go back into the water. 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 feel

steven robles de 40 aÑos dijo que llevaba una hora nadando como parte de su rutina de fin de semana cuandoor durante mÁs de 30 minutos. el pescador alegÓ que no habÍa cortado el hilo del anzuelo porque habÍa mucha gente nadando en el Área. una persona nacida en honduras dice sentirse discriminada por forma en que supuestamente la trataron en el consulado de su propio paÍs de los Ángeles. el origen comenzÓ cuando fue a tratar de revisar un trÁmite para un pasaporte, juan carlos gÓnzales nos explica los argumentos y los del con sus interinos de honduras en esa ciudad. >> rubÍ dice sentirse humillada por la manera en que asegura la trataron cuando fue renovar su pasaporte. cuenta que se negaron a retratarla por su pericia. >> dice es que vienes maquillado, le digo quÉ tiene mi maquillaje? te lo tienes que quitarÍa marrarte el cabello aquÍ tienes nombre de hombre. >> recuerda que despuÉs de ver con el cÓnsul la sacaron de la oficina por una porta de emergencia. >> por quÉ me sacan propuesta emergencia como que soy una ratera me sentÍ tan dolida de que mis paisanos me ataquen. me recuerda al pa

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my name is miguel robles. i'm the cofounding and coordinator of the self alliance. from the 600,000 items we can find in the grocery stores. 80 percent contain sugar. this is an addictive ingredient they are using to sell more. the other thing is where is this sugar coming from. it's genetically modified. it's with corn and we don't know what going to help with our health. the fda has been approving a lot. they determine what is safe and all the different kind of things. they also say that this is safe, it's sugar, but sugar is not food. it's just an ingredient, it's addictive. i think there will come a time when they will be banning this kind of agreed ingredient -- because it's very unhealthy to our health. >> lisa messer a teacher in the city college of san francisco. as you heard our members have taken a support mention on the tax. it's an opportunity for san francisco and a responsibility for san francisco to move forward and to lead in terms of community health and education and we strongly support the tax. thank you. >> thank you supervisors, it's been a busi