we were fishing for the shark. we hooked the small shark.ook central one in as far as dorsal fen. small on the line, big shark regurgitated, swarm away and came back at the fish the second time. at that point ian put another bait in the water, caught the big shark and took pictures of it and released it. the big one we estimated over 1,000 times. the small shark did not survive. >> while you were on this boat and saw this happening, did you have any idea what was going on beneath the second. >> saw the shark come there. at one point i saw the small shark disappear. joking around i said, looks like the big one tried to eat him. ian stuck the shark underwater and lo and behold the big one took the small one down. >> there's something special about the 15 foot shark. >> if you look dorsal fin you see a tag sticking up. it was tagged in bermuda four years ago. it transmits to a satellite and they are able to track the shark all over the ocean. that shark has been all over the caribbean, north of bermuda, way up north, almost off of new jersey an

sharks done like the way people taste. sharks like fish.credibly, dave keeps his lip, but the shark does so much damage the doctor has to sew 285 stitches. >> instantaneously it hurt. what actually hurt the most were the snappers that were coming in to take a bite of my lip that was hanging. >> but just three days later, dave resumes his kissing hijinks. >> it's just a hazard of the job. one shark bite is not going to deter me from doing what i love. >>> guadalupe island, mexico, december, 2008. a fearless pair takes to the ocean in search of jaws. a massive 15-foot great white chomps down on a bloody chunk of bait. what happens next is caught on camera. a terrifying attack and a desperate escape. patrick walsh and paul campo have a couple dozen years' experience swimming with sharks. >> definitely an adrenaline junkie and really enjoy the outdoors. scuba diving is a new passion for me. always wanted to be in the water. >> i've been diving for about 28 years. as soon as i break the surface of that water, all those problems that are going on

. >>> and shark bait. another holiday weekend terror as sharks scare away beachgoers. but not our reporter, who is getting up close. maybe too close. to the great whites. >>> plus, serious barbecue, lam chops dripping off the bone to fresh fish cooked to perfection. tis the season to be grilling and tonight a master shows us how it's done. >>> good evening, i'm cynthia mcfadden. tonight when a raelt show romance goes very wrong. he was a popular pro football player, she, a feisty star of "basketball wives," their marriage seemed defendanten tord tv gold until it came to a crashing halt one terrible night only weeks after they wed. now, for the first time, evelyn lozada opens up about what she says really happened and what role the spotlight played. here's abc news's amy robach. >> we're getting ready to get married. >> how do you feel about it? >>> i am stoked. >> reporter: millions watched as they fell in love before their eyes. >> i'm about to [ bleep ]. >> reporter: she, hot. >> tom: period star of "basketball wives" with the fondness for high-profile athletes. and

shark golf. shark golf. >> right. you substitute a golf club for a shark?ll, trained shark. >> that is animal cruelty. craig: no, it is not because the shark wants to do it. [laughter] and you don't hit shark with the golf club. you just wave it. the shark goes i'm on my way. shark golf. everyone is playing it. demi moore was out there playing last week. >> i think you should tweet a photo next time. craig: i'm on the tweety. i follow you on the tweety. how many followers have you got? >> like 665. craig: that's a lot. >> you have more. rmp no, i have i think -- craig: no, i think i have 14. >> that is a lie. it is fine. we're competition. we're different people. anatomically. craig: explain. can you show me in some way? >> well, geoff? craig: can you explain? what is the difference between a man and a lady? geoff: ha-ha-ha. craig: that's it? that's all you can do? geoff: balls. craig: oh, actually -- yeah, i guess. >> have you gone anywhere interesting this year? no. craig: yeah, a couple of places. >> care to mention any of them? craig: i went to scotland

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one hour ago national hockey league officials walked out and locked out its players including the sharks the third major said north american sports to impose a work stoppage. how to split $3.3 billion in revenue between players and team owners the teens and parties did not meet today. damage will most likely be canceled san jose now without its most prominent sports team don knapp shows us how live without the sharks could be big trouble for local business. >>> dinner hour warms up at henry's highlife but nothing like when the sharks are planned at h-p pavilion >>> taxicabs and hotels and bars and restaurants a huge moneymaker for san jose having the sharks their >>> tonight that huge moneymaker on hold the sharks are locked out after owners and players failed to reach a contract during this fan says owners and players cannot think about everyone else >>> people up and down the st. and get into the game they lose out that business those are the kinds of things these millionaires and billionaires don't think >>> it brings revenue to all the people in the area the sharks are bed that stadi

about a 15 foot shark. >> reporter: brett has maneuvered live 2,000 pound white sharks on the boat beforew last thursday was differen different. >> more important shark than anything we've over caught before. >> yes. >> until that thing was released, everybody was -- you can see it in their eyes, so focused. >> reporter: focused because this, catching, spot tagging and releasing a white shark has never been done in the waters of the north atlantic. >> how many sharks are there off the coast of new england? >> i think hundreds. >> a lot? >> a lot. there's supposed to be. there's supposed to be a lot of sharks in the ocean. they're the great balance keeper and keep everything in order. if we put the future of sharks in jeopardy, we put the future of the whole ocean in jeopardy. >> reporter: that's why chris fischer put together a nonprofit to put together the world's best fishermen and scientists, osearch. >> we don't know where they breathe or live and until we do that we can't put together a policy to protect them in the future. back in the day when scientists wanted to know about white s

shark experts say it is rare for sharks to a counter human award people to exercise caution if they'reoing into the ocean because those sharks are out there. >>pam: nasa is preparing send space shuttle endeavor on a nationwide farewell tour. the trouble include flyovers and stops at numerous nasa facilities across the country. weather permitting it will visit california into the bay area on friday. >> after several delays due to bad weather, nasa is preparing to move the endeavor from florida to its permanent home in los angeles but the trip is not a direct flight. the space shuttle endeavor is riding piggyback on board a modified 747 and is scarcely the kennedy space center in florida around 7:15 a.m.. the shuttle will land and spent wednesday night at ellington field in houston. on wednesday it will fly west to el tasso where it will make a brief fueling stop and then off to california. it will spend thursday night at edwards air force base. around 7:00 a.m. the shuttle will begin its tour of california flying north of the central valley and then making a low altitude as of the state

down early and stay late, and joined local restaurants and bars >>> 41 home games and the sharks at more for the playoffs, it makes the whole season different. you have businesses that staff of 30 percent extra on game nights >>> all hope to avoid the season killing lockout the downtown association sky niece is optimistic but as a reason to be >>> training camp opens a week from today or we from yesterday we all between now and then they make a deal and we don't miss the season would like to have the preseason game still >>> no signs of any progress in the labor dispute that is bad news for fans and businesses that depend on them don knapp cbs 5 >>> his nephew killed while riding a pocket bike how this tragedy confirms the neighbors worst fear. don't blame the fog many sfo flights run like today the delays not over yet. >>> you can blend the fog over the golden gate bridge visibility one-quarter of a mile more sun for tomorrow and a mild we get all the details there is th,, [ owner ] i need to expand to meet the needs of my growing business. but how am i going to fund it? and i have

that predator is a shark. look what this crab doing is to this shark. >> the crab is, like, riding on the shark. >> they call this crab evil crab nievil. took a little ride. >> the shark trying to buck the crab off of his back. >> you're saying the shark is a predator for these crabs? >> yes. >> maybe just trying to get back all his crab buddies the shark has eaten in the past. like, oh, you ate my friend jerry. >> what? is he going to clip it to death, little chunks? maybe sushi. >> take him back to his crab friends to have fresh shark for supper. >>> tomorrow on "right this minute" -- ♪ looking for a girl i can call my miss right ♪ 5'5" pretty slender ♪ >> this is a date rap song. hard to get a date. >> rapping for date. next "right this minute." >>> and, still to come -- this guy is going to pop the question in a simple but awesome production. >> this proposal is anything but ordinary. >> she got one flower for every single day they've been together. >> wow! >> this is good. >> i thought you said this was s

great white sharks are cruising off shore. from south beach in chatham to the northern tip of nauset beach in orleans, sharks are keeping bathers out of the water. >> somebody told me they can't come in too close to the edge here, but i don't believe that anymore so i'm just staying out. >> reporter: in july a man swimming off truro to the north was bitten by a great white shark, the first known attack in those waters in 76 years. he wassible to swim to shore and survived. but it's not humans drawing sharks to the atlantic, it's a booming population of gray seals. >> there are thousands and they are increasing in number because they're protected. >> reporter: protect by a 1972 federal law making it illegal to harm them. if sharks are bad for bathers, they seem to be a boon to local businesses. t-shirt makers are busy, and tourists show up hoping for some excitement. >> they see it on the news. they read about it in the paper. they're interested. they want to come and see the sharks and see what it's all about. >> reporter:and

. >> these sharks are vulnerable.g and incidental tape has all occurred. >> reporter: experts say always surf with a buddy and whenever you are in the water be aware. >> if you ever see a large animal and unusual and threatening report that to rangers. >> reporter: great white sharks gather in the peak time next month. they call it shark-tober. ktvu news. >>> it is the end of an era at the santa cruz beach boardwalk. officials have begun to break down the hurricane roller coaster. >>> the khole's department store chain has announced they will begin hiring for the holidays. >>> advertisers use personal information from facebook to target users on other apps or sites. facebook says privacy will be protected. analysts say one of the big challenges facing facebook is figuring out how to make money on the mobile experience. >>> work is about to start to transform part of the bay area landmark into a work of art. internationally known artist villareal has designed a curtain of lights. the plan calls for 21,000 computer cont

state marine biologist shows us the satellite tag that tracks sharks for five years.lling the shark up on to this wooden platform researchers can get right up close and personal with the animal and find out things about it they just can't tell when it's in the water. >> we're able to take blood, look at parasites, take tissue samples. >> reporter: in this area where sharks have made all kinds of headlines even attacked one swimmer, a surprising challenge. >> if we just get one shark i'll be very happy about that. >> reporter: as any fisherman will attest the first catch can be the hardest. in this case hours of sitting, foot shuffling, and, yes, more chumming. even miles off the main boat. >> things will happen every day on this ship while we do this work. that doesn't come easy no matter what you're doing otherwise somebody would have done it before. >> reporter: they have about a week left here. plenty of chum to show for it. still waiting to unlock that great white mystery. >>> you all go on right ahead. i'll pass. coming up after your local news, reports from the

. >>> here at the shark tank it could be the quietest corner of san as a when the sharks are not playing. and when it's quiet here cash registers all run the area is quiet too. it's nothing like a nicnight whn the sharks are playing at the nearby the pavilion. as of this led to the big money maker is on hold. fans at rick and helen say the owners are not begin about anyone else >>> there are cars to get people to and from the game and they're losing on this type of business. i think that's the millionaires and billionaires don't think about. >>> the shark tank holds 17,000 vans and four games many come to downtown early and stay late. >>> there are 41 home games and frequently the shot that if you during playoffs. it makes the whole season different. >>> the downtown association scott is optimistic but he admits that he has no reason to be. >>> training camp opens a week from today, a week from yesterday so we are hoping between now they will reach a deal so we will not miss any of the season. >>> the death of an 8 year-old boy in the south bay is raising questions in the community about

. >> these sharks are vulnerable.g and incidental tape has all occurred. >> reporter: experts say always surf with a buddy and whenever you are in the water be aware. >> if you ever see a large animal and unusual and threatening report that to rangers. >> reporter: great white sharks gather in the peak time next month. they call it shark-tober. ktvu news. >>> it is the end of an era at the santa cruz beach boardwalk. officials have begun to break down the hurricane roller coaster. >>> the khole's department store chain has announced they will begin hiring for the holidays. >>> advertisers use personal information from facebook to target users on other apps or sites. facebook says privacy will be protected. analysts say one of the big challenges facing facebook is figuring out how to make money on the mobile experience. >>> work is about to start to transform part of the bay area landmark into a work of art. internationally known artist villareal has designed a curtain of lights. the plan calls for 21,000 computer cont

we knew there were sharks in the area. >> reporter: thursday, seven shark sightings off the coast of orleans and chattham, on cape cod's atlantic-facing shore. this shows state officials moving in to tag 1 of 2 14-foot to 16-foot long sharks, spotted in the shallow waters just feet from beachgoers. about a 15-mile threat to the cape cod shorelines, swimming this unofficial final weekend of summer has been banned indefinitely. >> they were definitely very close. we keep everybody safe and keep people out of the water. >> reporter: peter and his family were boating off cape cod just last week when they captured this remarkable, upclose video of one very large great white in a feeding frenzy. >> some of my passengers might have been a little overwhelmed. it got real close to our boat. >> reporter: marine life experts say the sharks are venturing so close to shore because of the presence of large numbers of seals. the seal population around cape cod has been growing in recent years. and seals are prime prey for sharks. >> when i see the photograph, i say, stay out of the water. >> they m

bad shark! >> bad shark. >> you can see here where there is a struggle in the water. you see the tarpin come out of the water. you see the bull shark circling this thing. luckily for barry and this entire fishing excursion, when they finally reel the tarpin in, it looks like miraculously in one piece. the shark didn't get a big bite out of this. so, you know, the fish tale lives on. ♪ >>> this story is really heartbreaking, and it can be a little difficult to watch. >> hey, mommy. >> this is danielle. she's holding her days old baby easton for the very first time. >> oh, after days? >> why did it take days before she was able to hold him? >> because easton was born with a very rare genetic disease. babies born with this condition are also called butterfly babies because their skin is as fragile as the wings of a butterfly. eb is a defect in tissue connection of the skin. it creates these red, open, wound-like sores. >> that's tough to see. >> easton's family and friends have created several veo tois condition, but also to help raise funds because he is going to need c

you know, good odds of not being attacked by a shark. but don't go in the water. >> still a problem off the coast off australia, too. >> don't go in the water there, either. >>> we're going to turn, now, to girl power. just in time for footbl season, history is being made in florida. for the first time ever, a female is taking to the field as a high school quarterback, breaking another gender barrier in the sports world. with a snap and handoff, the gridiron ceiling was shattered. erin demeglio has now become the first female in florida high school history to play at quarterback. >> i always wanted to play football. since i was a little kid. i always asked my parents to play. but it's like, it's too rough for you. >> reporter: the 17-year-old south plantation high school senior was drafted to play by doug gatewood, who coached her in flag football and saw her potential. >> i liked it. i took to it. >> reporter: under friday night lights and in front of a packed crowd, demeglio's team was down four points at halftime. >> we came to play t

what does one do with a thresher shark once one has caught a 500-pound thresher shark is my question? >> scary times. definitely brave men to work at it for that long and still walk away and tell the story. >> there you go. >> coming up at 4:41. there you are looking live over the nation's capital. a chill in the air for sure. chill might not be putting it the right way for some folks in the outlying areas. >> that's right. >>> some folks might want a coat. if you need something light throughout the day, just go with a jacket. take a look now, how low some of those readings are up north. laytonsville, 49 degrees. 57 degrees adams morgan. suitland at 53. 10:00 a.m., suitland up to 60 degrees. by noon time 12:30, 64. we'll top out at a high temperature today of 70 degrees. nice afternoon. you can see sunshine throughout there. 66 by 6:00 p.m. today the coolest day out of the work week, 82 on wednesday. rain headed our way. we'll take a look at our seven-day forecast in a few. right now first 4 traffic with danella. >> thanks, veronica. >>> checking the roads out in i-95 in virginia, as

. >> for everyone else, we'll be back with shark researchers turned shark wranglers.close with a real great white. ♪me and you - a little rendezvous.♪ ♪that special something that will carry you through...♪ ♪that little reward for all the things you do.♪ luscious, creamy filling - combined with our slow melting chocolate - the one and only ghirardelli squares chocolate. for all the things you do. ghirardelli. moments of timeless pleasure. try our caramel, now with sea salt. >>> updating the top stories. classrooms in chicago reopen this morning after the teachers union voted to end its strike. both sides agree that the new contract is not perfect. but call it an honest compromise. >>> president obama responds for the first time on those remarks that were made on that hidden tape about mitt romney. mr. obama, the president, has to work for the entire country, he says, as president, and not just some people. >>> the shuttle "endeavour" takes off this morning for its final flight. it travels across country, atop a jumbo jet. first, a stop in houston before arriving in lo

two sharks were spotted thursday.at some of the most popular beaches. from south beach in chatham, to the northern tip of orleans, it's keeping bathers out of the wat water. >> some people said they couldn't cam to the edge. i don't believe that. i'm staying out. >> in july a man body boarding says he was bitten by a great white stark, the first known attack in those waters in over 75 years. he survived but the incident led many to question why so many sharks are lurking off the cape. >> oh, my gosh. >> biologists and shark expert says the sharks are likely responding to an increased number of mammals, not of the human variety. >> i think we're probably seeing more white sharks in the area at the moment and the white sharks are probably being drawn into the area by a really large increase in the number of gray seals that are in the area. >> that suspicion may have been confirmed last week. a family captured this dramatic video of a shark attacking a seal off monomoy island. >> it's estimated 350,000 of them live along

if you are waiting for the hp pavilion to transform into the shark tank, don't hold your breathe. the lockout means for now the ticket box is closed before we're very bummed out that we're looking at possibly half a season without hockey. >> reporter: henry hi life business relies on shark's fans' feeding frenzy. >>> a lot of us make our money on tips and we're not going to see that income coming in. >> reporter: this is time of year that empty tables should be elbow to elbow teal jerseys. the last nhl lockout was in 2004 and it trashed the entire hockey season. >> for them to do another lockout so soon is, i think really going to be detrimental to the fan-base. >> reporter: it means that the only sharks that will be playing hockey in san josi for now are in the junior sharks girls league. >> the players are making $7- 8, $10 million a year and it's hard for the average person to understand how that can be an issue. >> reporter: jeff starbeck opened the sonoma chicken coop and we talked to him while he watched his daughter practiced. >> i told her about it and how it's going to af

. >> reporter: the average attendance at sharks home games is more than 17,000 fans, that is how many customers san jose businesses won't see if this lockout cancels any games. >> over to the national hockey league lockout spread quickly. wasn't good news. adam manages the place. >> it's such a huge percentage of our finances downtown. >> and manager of brewing company and she hired 7 more employees she expected when the sharks begin playing. >> they are going to have to hold on and wait it out just like everybody else. it's going to hurt everybody. >> reporter: but for how long? this is fourth stoppage since

. >> for everyone else, we'll be back with shark researchers turned shark wranglers.close with a real great white. ♪me and you - a little rendezvous.♪ ♪that special something that will carry you through...♪ ♪that little reward for all the things you do.♪ luscious, creamy filling - combined with our slow melting chocolate - the one and only ghirardelli squares chocolate. for all the things you do. ghirardelli. moments of timeless pleasure. try our caramel, now with sea salt. . >>> next, what to do about crime in the bay area's biggest city? >> right now, endeavour is on its final flight. how you can get a front row seat. >> mike will have a look at our forecast. >>> cooler this morning plenty of sun. i'll show you when cooler afternoons will end.hunderstormf florida. and a few lingering showers in maine. >>> and finally this morning, hooking a big one off the coast of cape cod. >> yeah. real big. scientists and fishermen, combing the waters of new england, searching for great whites. and they managed to wrangle a 2,000-pounder. liam martin of our boston station got onb

scientists are trying to figure out how the shark died. they dissected the shark on the beach.ath hasn't been determined. it was another hot one out there today. but are we in for a cooler sunday? how does your labo >> the rallying cry fans of howard university showing their pride at today's game against more house college. the second matchup for the teams in the nation's football classic also serves as the 2012 kickoff for the historically black colleges and universities football season. >> it's nice to come back to d.c. it's a nice area which also sees two institutions get together and watch some good football see your old friends and meet new ones as well. it's a really good event going on. i think it's a good thing. >> he was grateful it didn't rain but it was hotter than he would have liked to be. fortunately, the rain held off until all the games were wrapped. >> it was hot. 95 degrees at reagan national airport. and the rain in a matter of three hours most rain we've seen at the airport all year long. amazing. >> in three hours. >> it was. look outside right now our skie

a real-life shark week. dozens of great whites have been spotted across the region's beaches. on the border of massachusetts and rhode island, this 13-footer washed up on shore and quickly drew a crowd. >> that's awesome! >> reporter: -- eager for a look up close at this animal. >> he's zostone dead. but he's got jaws written all over it. >> reporter: this man has been tracking the shark population for four years. he says the shark sightings have spiked because of the exploding seal population over the last few years. and that swimmers should be on the lookout. >> don't swim near the seals. if they appear startled, that's a good ind daicator that a shars in the area. >> reporter: the best way to stay safe is to stay near a life guard tower. >> they can see the fin in the distance. >>> let's get a check on the weather today. everybody have a gate time at the beach today. ginger? >> i'm going start with the beach forecast. no, don't go the beach if you're south of this line here. philadelphia, south of the sta

. >>> coming up a fisherman discovered a great white shark washed up on the beach. what scientists are saying about the 1600 pound predator and how this got there. >> a diver runs into a seal. where this seal was spotted holding hands with a human. >>> an early morning fire destroyed the building in portland. it used to be the red lion inn. it took more than 200 fire crew members about four hours to get the flames under control. a nearby interstate had to be shut down for several hours because some of the embers were hitting passing cars. >>> a massachusetts fisherman comes face to face with a great white shark. the video we're about to show you might be disturbing. the fisherman spotted the 13-foot great white at daybreak. luckily the fierce predator was on the beach and not struggling. look at that. >> made your adrenaline go a little bit. it had jaws written all over it. >> it looked like jaws. scientists say this shark had not been tagged and there's no obvious signs of trauma. now the waters are off limit where that shark was discovered. >>> finding a bear in y

now all eyes in downtown san jose are on the sharks organization. we have a live report on what businesses and fans stand to lose if the nhl lockout doesn't end quickly. >>> plus, a dog that shot to international fame after saving two young girls is headed to the bay area. we'll show you how a team of northern california vets are determined to return the favor. . ♪ so in love with you that was fun, right? >> "saturday night live" returns right after our newscast with a political bang. >>> after temperatures reached into the lower 90s and upper 80s today, another warm day is on the way tomorrow. hang on, cooling changes are on the way. especially with fall being one week away from today. we'll break down your forecast coming up a little later in the program. [ laughter ] [ girl ] wow. you guys have it easy. i wish i had u-verse when i was your age. in my day, we didn't have these fancy wireless receivers. blah, blah, blah. if i had a sleepover, i couldn't just move the tv into the playroom. no, we had to watch movies in the den because that's where t

. - now swim like a shark! - nnnnaar--pssh-- i am a shark! watch out-- here comes a swimmin' shark!'m shark-- oh, um, did she say, "cowbella says"? - no. - oops! - cowbella says act like a gorilla. - ooh, ooh, ooh, ah, ah. - ooh, ooh, ooh-- ooh, ooh, ooh. - i'm a cuckoo bird. - cowbella says roar like a dragon! - raaahhh! - raaahhh! - raaahhh! - raaahhh! - oh, oh, dragon's are scary! act like a cute little baby pink piggy! - piggy, okay. [oinking] oops, again! - okay, pajanimals, time for bed. - oh! - okay. that was funny. - cowbella? - hmm? - we've gotta get ready for bed. - oh. - come on. - why aren't ya comin', cowbella? - we just played that game with sharks and gorillas. - and dragons! raaahhh! - ooh, i'm afraid i'm gonna have a scary dream. - that would not be good. - yeah, i don't like scary dreams at all. - maybe you won't have a scary dream tonight, cowbella. - i won't! - good-- good! - there you go! - because i'm not going to bed tonight. - huh?! - if i don't go to bed, then i won't go to sleep, and if i don't go to sleep, then-then i won't have another scary dream like th

. >>> and no deal in the national hockey league, which means san jose sharks fans won't see their team in action for at least another week. local businesses are bracing for disappointment. >>> also preparing for the big one. a brand-new study shows how earthquakes halfway across the world can actually affect our fault lines right here in the bay area. >>> and here's a live look at the city by the bay, san francisco. get ready for the heat. christina has your full forecast coming up. you're watching nbc bay area. >>> good morning. thank you for watching. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm marla tellez. parents at an east bay school are learning this morning that a teacher has been arrested for sexual assault on a student. >> that's right. the suspect was actually a teacher at albany middle school. that is where nbc bay area's christie smith is. christie, we're hearing just heard from the school's district superintendent. what's happening out there today? >> reporter: good morning. everyone seems to know this particular teacher and to say that they're shocked is an understatement. the superintendent

everyone just not being here going crazy over sharks games.that's, i mean that's half the fun of it, just watching the city go crazy."" bentli bejan is here with us for sports... how about that spartan football bentli?? they're looking good briana... they even received one top twenty-five vote in the coaches poll this week. after another convincing win over colorado state the spartans head down to socal for a game at san diego state. spartans head coach mike macintyre says that any game against a fellow csu especially one they haven't beaten in san diego since 1952 is a rivalry. this will be the spartan's first away game out of the bay area this season. coach mac says the spartans will be going against a tough opponent guided by head coach rocky long. ">>>"they've got some really good football players, they got a lot of speed on offense on defense. they're aggressive and get after it with rocky's three-three scheme that he runs. it's going to be a very very tough test for us."" both teams are on a two game winning streak ... and are both two a

a shark scare is heating up, forcing many beaches to close.e's us how swimmers are on alert and close to sure. >> oh, my god. >> it scenes like this, this youtube video of a great white shrk punching on -- shark munching on a seal that has beach officials kicking swimmers out of the water. >> the youtube video recall -- validated concerns. sharkness the 'er. >> thursday, seven grate white sitings in the same day on the atlantic facing shore. this photo shows state marine officials moving in to tag one of two 14-16-foot long sharks spotted in the shallow waters. among a 15-mile stretch of the cape cod shoreline, swimming on this unofficial final weekend of summer has been banned indefinitely. >> they were definitely very close, and like i said we just keep everybody safe and keep peep out of the water. >> peter and his family were boating off cape cod just last week when they captured this video of one very large great white in a feeding frenzy. >> some of my passengers might have been a little overe overwhelmed. this fish is big and got close

we think it is probably a basking shark, but, this, we decided it was a white shark so we are caughtr: at the end of a july a man was attacked by a great white shark while swimming with his son on the beach on cape cod. another man came in close contacts with a great white some summer as he paddled the kayak. the shark was bigger than kayak and although the kayak kept the man out of the water, he could have been flipped by such a large creature. the last time a great white sharking juried a swimmer at cape cod beach was back in 1936. sharks could mistake swimmers for seals, which is what they feast on. the seal bodies have been washing up on the shore after a shark attack. if you choose to swim in the atlantic, stay away from this area. >>heather: i will do that. thank you very much, anna, we appreciate that. you vacation oned there? >>gregg: we did, and we sought a bunch of seals. we got in the water. you just can't -- what are the odds? >> another water story from massachusetts, two odd lobsters get a reprieve from the dinner plate. look at these guys, fishermen caught a blue lobst

">>>on some days san pedro square just down the street from the shark tank looks dead. surrounding businesses are worried that this is what it could look like if there's a shortened or maybe even no sharks season. the brit's general manager, sonny walters believes it will have a huge negative impact on his business alone. "we would certainly weather the storm. but as far as numbers go we're talking about taking anywhere from 300 to 400 people a day on a sharks home game that would not be there if they had a lockout." the san jose sharks say that due to the current situation there would not be much comment but gave this statement:"while we are hopeful that the nhl and the nhlpa will reach an agreement on a new collective bargaining agreement, we are not able to comment on any of the particulars at this time, especially since the current cba is still in place and anything would be speculation on our part at this time. san jose downtown association spokesman, rick jensen says he's not really worried about businesses but the people who could possibly lose their jobs. the ci