his book appropriately called, sharks. what do you make of young chris's shark riding? >> well, good evening, guys. well, i can certainly appreciate the enthusiasm. for me, one of the most amazing experiences i've had was documenting whale sharks for ocean mysteries. but we have to remember that this is a wild animal and in fact, intense contact with sharks can actually be incredibly stressful for these animals. they have a very thin, almost like slimy layer, a mucus layer on their skin. when that rubs off, it can expose them to bacteria. and we also need to remember what this animal is doing. these animals move to the surface for one specific reason. that is to filter feed. and they're burning energy to get energy. when we interfere with their feeding activities, it could be detrimental. in some places, whale sharks are protected. these are a mysterious species, piers. we don't know a lot about them but we know they're very vulnerable. that shark that could be on the coast of florida one day, a few weeks later could be somewhere off the coast of mexico. they remove and

. >>> this fisherman thinks he hooked a shark. but it's the shark who's hooked him. caught on camera, a cop caught off guard. a driver on a dangerous path. a sky diver crashing to earth. >> oh! >> uh-oh. >> unexpected situations. >> oh, my god. >> unpredictable endings. improbable suspects. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. >>> and what in the world is this car thief doing on a golf course? >> he's going to steal a golf cart now. >>> hello, i'm contessa brewer. "caught on camera: surprise." >>> hello, i'm contessa brewer. welcome to "caught on camera." when it comes to sky diving, you may want excitement, but you don't want surprises. certainly not at thousands of feet in the air. but surprise is what one instructor gets. not once, not twice, three times in one day. all while heading straight for the ground below. >> pull down. [ screaming ] >> it was really not my day. i should have stayed in bed that day. >> oh, my gosh. >> adrian "wildman" thuma is a skydiving instructor who takes adventurous people on jumps in australia. on january 12th, 2007, he's getting ready to head

these sharks are here for food.rowing seal population is attack attack a -- attracting the predators. drawing visitors as well recommendation families are interested in coming down here and maybe see the opportunity to see a dorsal fin out in the water. >> the cape cod chamber of commerce reports triples during the summer months to 650,000 people and with just one shark attack over the past 8 decades, most seem to be fine with what's lurking below. >> when you cross that bridge, it's another world. you just forget about everything, take your watch off o, turn your phone off and just enjoy nature. there is so much to see on the cape. and there are all sorts of natural things and sharks are one of them and they should explore that. >> shepard: the people who keep track of these things tell us there are only about 16 shark attacks in any u.s. waters each year. half of them in florida. on average, sharks kill one person in this country every other year. there is a hire chance of dieing in a lightning strike. amanda knox

a shark!> these dudes were on the beach and heard some thrashing in shallow, shallow water. that's like inches of water. and they realized, that's a big shark in the shallow water. >> that's a really big shark. >> is it stuck because it seems like it can't get back out to sea. >> it's not stuck but jack mullen who we talked to about this video told us that they believed this shark appeared either injured or disheveled on this day. you see it struggling to get back out to the ocean. >> is there a surfer out there? >> yeah there is a surfer out there. you might want to alert him. he's standing here as the waves come in and sort of push the shark right towards the camera. it looks to me at least to be about maybe 6 to 8 feet long. that's a big shark. >> but i'm glad they respected the situation and kept their distance. >> yeah. >> nervous about ever just wading into the water, ankle-deep water, there's a shark this size. >> that's a shark! >>> that's it furs heor us here "rtm." we'll see you next

that shark clampedite shark teeth on to the kayak, started thrashing around.teeth marks dug into the kayak. as you can imagine, he held on for dear life until the shark let go and swam away. >> it was half-shock and just half -- just kind of elation, like. this is the biggest fish story you could ever tell, getting attacked by agreat white shark, it just never happens. >> shark attacking you, elation, guy's pumped. the shark had not scared him from get back into the water. he can't wait to get back out on the ocean. >> wow! no kidding. >> crazy. too bad he doesn't have it on video. >> got the teeth marks. >> superman. >> people want to head to the beach. temperatures going to rise this week. >> certainly are. good morning. made it to wednesday. and you know what? we are going to see temperatures climb. i want to talk about what's happening now. 5:38, low clouds forced to the surface. a lot of moisture situated in our atmosphere. high pressure moves in, it forces it down. for us, we're going to continue to see all of the moisture compressed in the form of fog a

that side. >> that is a shark. that is a bull p[ bleep ]! >>> a couple of videos where police were involved for different reasons. this first wone in turkey where there have been a series of protests. this is inside of a parking garage, and you can see three young people, and they are there for a while before we see some police officers coming in, and as soon as they saw these young people, they immediately apprehend the people. it does not seem like much of a verbal confrontation before the officers took these men and arrested them, they do start swinging their batons at the people. >> it is a lot of officers for three people. >> we don't know what happened before the video started. they could have done anything. >> and ven xhul eventually, we e taken away, but people in turkey after seeing this video are outraged. >>> the second one is in fort lauderdale airport, and we don't see the woman involved in the case, but the woman did not want to turn the cell phone off, and the pilot had to turn the plane around and c

in one case the warning claimed, a shark had attacked a male paddleboarder. surfer carlos mota saw the signs -- >> i know that this is a shark place. >> reporter: but he says he was suspicious from the beginning because he hadn't heard anything about incidents involving great whites and there were no authorities on hand. >> because i didn't believe it. i didn't believe it. i believe that a shark attack is something so important, something so horrible, that it won be just a paper right there. >> reporter: locals speculate somebody was essentially trying to protect this well known surf spot by scaring others off. david tarver grew up surfing here and said it would be funny if it was not so serious. >> i have never seen this of about. amazing. it's amazing. >> reporter: you think -- is there a danger side to that too? >> yeah, because it's like calling wolf so when there are shark warnings and people don't believe there is because they believe people are just putting the up signs to keep people out of the water from surfing. it's wrong. >> reporter: the signs we

he said sharks are at the top of the food chain. their new mexico decreased it disrupts the ecological balance. >> from books, clothes, computers, kitchen sink if you need one, you probably know it's all available on amazon. now the giant is working on delivering fresh produce to your house. amazon may be expanding its ecommerce empire to grocery services. according to sources familiar with the situation amazon fresh may roll out services to los angeles as early as this week and possibly to the bay area later on this year. the internet retail giant has already been delivering fresh produce, testing things out in the hometown of seattle. >> more good news about the economy this morning. >> yes, indeed. the prestigious anderson forecast has great things to say about right here in california. scott mcgrew, we should be proud we're ahead of everybody but utah. >> yes, good morning. the golden state outshines everyone but the beehive state, california has the second fastest growing economy in the u.s. and half -- half of all job growth i

there are some who think so úgp#ter a rare shark was killed off of our coast.here's a picture of the shark. it may prove to be a record catch, but it's highly controversial. we have the story in sausalito. >> reporter: off the coast of los angeles, the people who own that sobotka are calling this shark a world record here in sausalito. some people are calling it outraeblgous. they're upset about the killing of a mag any of sent and ecologically important animal. >> they caught it. they weighed it. and they measured it. >> 132. >> reporter: and it turns out it was the biggest shark anyone had ever seen. caught by a fischerman as part of the outdoor channel's realit show, jim shockey's the professionals. >> the scariest thing i've ever witnessed in my life. this thing was a beast. >> reporter: not a beast says david mcguire. >> i think the significance is it takes about 15 to 18 years for these sharks to give birth. it takes three years between pregnancies. >> reporter: mcguires says sharks are at the top of the food chain in the ocean and with their populations

>> i've seen sharks in the water. >> i've gone shark diving before. >> you've come closer than i have, for sure. >> they are huge. i don't like getting -- >> i stay on top of the water. >> i try to stay on land but i was doing that for a story so i had to get in on the action. >>> i'm betty ngyuen. this is "early today." we hope it's just your first stop of the day on nbc. >>> leading the news in "the washington post" -- nfl's help sought on promoting obama care insurance plans. they're in talk with the national football league to promote the health laws which begin enrolling people october 1st. in in "usa today," qatar ruler hands over power to son. qatar's ruler said tuesday he has transferred power to the 33-year-old crown prince in an anticipated move that puts a new generation in charge of the gulf nation's vast energy, wealth and rising political influence. >>> topping our news, one congressman says the irs targeted more than just conservative groups. michigan's sander levin says the agency also singled out tax-exempt applications with words like progressives for extra scrutiny.

the shark hasn't scared him permanently away from the water. in fact, he says he can't wait to get back out on the ocean. >> he's going to have a chance. >> plenty of that. probably feels i s invincible n. >> a lot of people could head to the beach, temperatures, we're going to start to sizzle, right? >> it's going to get warm quickly. good morning. take you out, show you what we're working with. sunnyvale 67. at 4:38 this morning. it is humid, sticky, icky, icky this morning. if you're heading out today, ditch the umbrella. count on light showers. showers remain in the forecast throughout the day today. good morning. 64 degrees in livermore. 63 to start in concord. 63 in oakland. here what happens we're expecting when it comes to showers today. stop the clock at 9:00 a.m., activity lingering up into sonoma county. dry in san jose. a grand total of .03. .03 here. guerneville, 2 inches. and inch plus in napa. we needed the rain. very impressive totals made up our entire june rainfall. june typically the driest -- third driest month of the year.

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his run in with a great white shark. >>> good tuesday evening everyone. >> new at 11:00 that shark attack at one of the bay area's most popular beaches. the survivor has quite a story to tell and serious teeth marks on his kayak. we have details, george? >> reporter: one interesting thing to note, the authorities did not shut down the beach after the attack. they have not said why. you can see people still out here tonight. we saw survivor -- or surfers out in the water when we got out here and tonight talked to the shark survivor himself, and he had one heck of a story. >> if you look close, you can almost see the sure rations from his teeth. >> reporter: the teeth marks say it all. he knows he is lucky. he was kayaking when. >> there was this huge explosion of water behind me, and i knew something wasn't right. >> reporter: he knew he was looking at a great white shark. >> the sharks eyes were rolled up in the back of the head. i saw his gums and his fangs bared and his whole head was half way out of the water. >> reporter: the great white put it's fangs into the kayak and thrashed it a

i thought i was going to find a shark tooth. unfortunately, it looks like they either fell out or he was able to hang onto all his teeth. >> so terrifying. are they warning surfers and swimmers. >> you know, the beach is still open tonight, however, they are getting the word out, and word travels fast here. i've talked to so many people along the beach here. they already know what had happened. they are posting some signs, and i'm sure by day light tomorrow, first thing tomorrow, word will be out to all of the surfers here hopefully. >> yeah, be careful because they're out there. we know they are. >> absolutely. >> all right. thank you. >>> well, shark attacks, believe it or not, are pretty rare in northern california, but they do happen. there were three last year. none of them fatal. >>> just an hour ago bart workers finished voting. results come out tomorrow, but it is all but certain tonight they have given their union the okay to strike. you can just imagine what the commute will be like around the bay area if bart shuts do

. >> you think without a shark cage you think sharks are the biggest threat but it's jelly fish that are dangerous. >>> a three overtime thriller at the mad house in a stanley cup final battle for nearly five hours, tied 3-3 in overtime, so close at the end of the skekd overtime the bruins, look at that shot barely, barely misses ringing off the post. midway through the third ot just around 1:00 a.m. here in the east a wicked deflection, andrew shaw wins it, hawks take the first time and play again saturday in chicago. >> let's go, boston strong. >>> ahead on "starting point," a little girl with cystic fibrosis finally gets the lung transplant she desperately needed to have. an update next. >>> he was trapped underwater for two days trapped in a sunken ship and lived. >> no way. >> how was this man able to survive? you're watching "starting point." >>> today is an exciting new day for the murnaghan family of pennsylvania. 10-year-old sarah begins a brand new chapter of her life. >> yesterday she received lungs from an adult donor. doctors are pleased with her prognosis. jason carroll

it's unclear how many maco sharks there are. the group's director is outraged. >> it's like we have to kill the last lion so you can have it on your wall? is this an example of manhood? i don't think so. jump in the water with the shark and see what it's like. >> looks straight up from the movie "jaws." mcgui. re says the release of this video hopes to send a message about the ecological balance. >>> authorities seizing more than a ton of weed. that's right, a ton. as you can see this in this video, no exaggeration, a garage full of weed. the grand total weighed in at 3,000 pounds. the marijuana was packed up in those bales with an estimated street value of $1.5 million. two people believed to be connected to these drugs are now in custody. >> something to see there. backyard garden, huh? >> yeah. >>> 4:52. next team you have to go to the grocery store, you may not to at all. the dot com that may soon be offering grocery delivery to its customers. >>> raider who may soon find himself back in the nfl. who is giving jemarcus russe

it is always interesting to see the shark go after it.nd then here as the guys are trying to almost pick up the swordfish -- >> what is left of the swordfish. >> that shark is thrashing like a dog with a tug of war board. and you hear them say it looks like he got the sword, he got the sword. >> he did. >> not much left of this thing by the end of the video. you feel bad for the swordfish, but i'm glad that the shark got an easy meal. >>> a cuple of yahoos up to no good in wilder, kentucky. this is surveillance footage from outside of a local hot spot called bobby mackeys, which is a popular hot spot, and live music and line dancing and the folks sent us this video, because they want the e hehelp of people identifying these two yahoos. >> little afterhours fun. >> yes, you see them running down the street and coming back to start breaking into bobby mackey's. >> bobby is not going to be happy about this. so now once you are in a club afterhours, what are you going the steal? alcohol? >> they quickly go behind the bar and according to poli

turns out, a shark warning there is a total sham. kpix5's mark sayer on the great white lie and what could be in store for the hoaxsters. >> more than a little surprised to find these signs, saying there had been three great white incidents the previous evening. in one case, a shark had attacked a male paddle boarder. surfer, carlos saw the signs. >> i know is this a shark place. >> he was suspicious from the very beginning. because he hadn't heard anything about incidents involving great whites and there were no authorities on hand. >> well, because i didn't believe it. i didn't believe that a shark attack is something so important. something so horrible that it wouldn't be a paper right there. >> locals speculate that someone was trying to protect this surf spot by scaring others off. david grew up surfing here and says it would be funny if it was not so serious. >> i have never seen this before. amazing. it's amazing. >> is thersidee to that, too? >> when there is shark warnings and people don't believe there is. they believe peop

. >> and shark attack. a kayaker fights one off in the bay area. we'll take tout scene and a live report. stay with us. >>> in just eight hours, the u.s. supreme court is expected to issue a long-awaited decision on prop 8 and around the bay area people are awaiting the ruling that will change lives. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. among those awaiting the decision is lieu tenant governor gavin newsom. john alston spoke to him and newsom was there when they allowed gays to marry in 2004. >> these are some of the posters showing up here and announcing a rally on the day of the decision. up until now, nobody knows when that will be. they will know in the morning whether it will be a celebration or not. a mixture of anxiety and hopefulness on the eve of a decision that could change their lives. >> the tied is turning, but they would be stupid to not vote in our favor. >> i am hopeful. we have been waiting a longtime. we will finally have -- we will finally know. >> one of the major players who forced the same-sex marriage case is

warning signs going up after a 12-foot shark took a bite out of a kayak. this happened just before 5:00 at pacifica state beach. kpix5 spoke with the kayakers about their close encounter. >> it is quite amazing. people walking along the beach, looking into the water in disbelief. but you have to hear from the person himself in that kayak telling us about this ordeal. >> as i'm looking back trying to figure out what is going on, he came up straight underneath me like this and the whole kayak probably lift out of the water like that. >> describing his close encounter with a great white shark. he takes us through the terrifying moment. >> the scariest part is when it let go, because it swam back around. i thought he was going to take another bite, like right where my legs were. >> about ten seconds of sheer terror, although he says it felt so much longer. >> right from below me, the kayak lifted up from below me and the great white shark grabbed ahold of the front of the chi crack and was shaking it violently. and he hit me so hard from underneath. >> micah w

sharks turn it into their dinner. >> shark and a tarpon. >> two bull sharks identified by the guys onthis boat, rip this thing to shreds, mercilessly. there is the tarpon and before long, it looks like it's in a blender. >> like a now you see it, now you don't kind of thing. >> blood in the water. >> oh, yeah. this turns into a big, bloody mess. a tug of war between the bull sharks and fishermen. >> not going to win that one. >> the guys on the boat are like, keep your hands and feet away from the boat. >> oh. >> the tarpon, his heads come up at one point, like what is happening? >> i never wanted to be in a fisherman's boat so much. >> those are lifeless eyes. i don't think he's thinking or saying much. >> that guy is like -- what do i do? keep your hands inside the boat. >> i would turn the boat around and get the heck out of there. cut the line. you don't want something pulling you in there. >>> all aboard the angry train. >> this guy in the red shirt sucker punch the guy in the blue. >> see how this train ride got off track and give this dog a tickle. >> sounds like an old man who

out at sea last saturday he decided to go surfing on the world's biggest shark.s gone viral. the teen explained to us why he tried the risky stunt. matt gutman has the story. >> reporter: to chris kreis it loomed like a titanic boogie board, an endangered whale shark, the world's biggest fish, as long as a school bus, as heavy as a sherman tank. >> we drove right back up to it and noticed that he was feeding. >> reporter: swallow volkswagen sized size gulps of water and tiny fish off florida. >> i decided you know that, maybe i should go try and swim with him. i might not be able to do it ever again. >> reporter: and so he did. there's the 19-year-old latching on. >> it was almost like an adrenaline rush. >> reporter: whale sharks are considered the gentle giants of the sea. but after nine seconds he knew it was time to let go. >> he began to descent and if something doesn't want you on it you might as well just let it go. >> reporter: human encounters with sea creatures are often inspiring, as i discovered with pod of tlifk dolphins. but touching or harassing th

but sharks can, too. apparently human contact can be quite harmful to the shark's skins.ased to report that neither chris nor the shark were hurt. >>> the big story out of hollywood today, kim kardashian and kanye west welcomed a baby girl this weekend. the baby arrived early. 16 years from now, when there's that inevitable beef between blue ivy and spawn of kanye, i'm betting the bank of blue. for the record. >>> good news for alex cobb, check that out. cobb was taken off the field last night when he was hit in the head with a baseball. he spent the night in the hospital. about you a spoken said cobb's tests came back normal. cobb himself tweeted. can't thank everyone enough for the prayers. the only way for me to make it out of there okay. look forward to getting back out there. >>> overseas now, london scotland yard is preparing to launch an official official investigation into the disappearance of madelayne mccain six years after she went missing in portugal. mandy, what's the latest? >> well, british police are hoping to follow up on major leads, from a case review t

>> what was that. >> that is not a dolphin. >> it's a hammer head shark. >> a hammer head shark. don't worry about the dolphin's safety because i think the shark is just a little bit confused. might have an identity crisis. it is like hanging out with the dolphins. >> oh my gosh. >> frolicking with the dolphins. almost pretending to be a dolphin. >> he's with the dolphins. >> we have a marine biologist on this boat. >> look, he's playing with the dolphins. >> you see the dolphins getting up above the surface and the shark puts its fin up above the surface, too. thinks he's a dolphin. >> he's trying to do some image remodeling. the hammer head had a bad reputation for years. he's like, look, i can frolic and play, too. >> i love you think this is a pr move. >> i'm not going to eat you, everybody. just relax. >> yeah. >> new orleans police department released this surveillance video hoping that the public might help them catch two suspects. this is video of a violent attack. when the video starts you see a nan white running quickly. notice someone is chasing him. now according to p

one said a shark attacked a paddleboarder. white sharks aren't uncommon but the signs were suspicious looking. >> well, because i didn't believe it. i didn't believe it. i believe that a shark attack is something so important, something so horrible, that it wouldn't be just a paper right there. >> well, the signs have been taken down. no word on who put them there. but maybe surfers who wanted to keep the waves to themselves? i have been told that lawrence karnow has been known to do that a couple times. >> i have. >> i could see that. >> i have surfed in that spot right there and you know what? the surfers are very territorial. they want to have their own waves when everybody starts coming over there. >> especially on the next couple of days. >> it's going to be heating up. people are going to be flocking to the beaches i think as we are going to see hot temperatures outside. some of the numbers near 100 in the afternoons. right now, we are starting out with clouds early on even some drizzle toward the coastline. and some den

it into their dinner. >> a shark. >> two bull sharks identified by the guys on this boat just ripped this thing to shreds. there is the tarpon. before long it is like a blender. >> now you see it, now you don't kind of thing. >> you can see blood in the water. >> oh, yeah. it turns into a big bloody mess. this is now a tug of war between the bull shark and the fisherman. not going to win that one. the guys on the boat are like keep your hands away from the side of the boat. >> keep your hands away. >> look at the poor tarpon's face, his head comes up and staring at the fisherman like what is happening. >> i have never wanted to be in a fisherman's boat more than i do right now. >> i don't think he is saying or thinking much right now. those were lifeless eyes. >> look at that jump. >> that is what is known as a feeding frenzy for sure. >> the guys are like, okay, at do i do? keep your hands inside the boat. >> i turn the motor on and get the heck out of there. cut the line and run. you don't want something pulling you in there. >> darn it. >>> as far as trick shot videos go, it takes

he beat the shark with both hands, getting a hand bitten before the shark fled. members of the group pulled him to safety. he's in the hospital tonight recovering from the wounds. >>> it isn't shark, but bacteria that has three beaches off-limits to swimmers. health department said it found unhealthy levels of bacteria in the water at beverly beach, oner road beach and one other beach. it is not clear what caused it. anyone who comes in contact with the water should immediately clean off with warm water and soap. it's that time of year, beach time. definitely feeling like summer out there. >> yep. now, we haven't had many days of 90 degrees heat. only three so march. but i have a hunch we are getting more. let's start off with the videographer. we are looking back toward arlington. it's only a couple miles wide. prince jordan county, pretty heavy downpours. if you weren't under one of these, it was a nice night with a nice sunset and gorgeous evening. let's get on with everything you need to know weather-wise. at reagan international airport this afternoon, 86 de

while riding whale sharks not illegal, certainly memorable. abc news, miami, >> still, maybe once and only ride for chris. that's all for us right now. we're always reporting at abcnews.com. check out "nightline" later. i'll see you tomorrow on "gma." >>> a suspected serial killer goes on trial. uncovering a possible fifth victim. >> a 16-year-old gang rape tells a jury what happened and the real reason she left the dance this evening. >> a fire burning near yosemite this evening. >> the decision facing a u.s. auto maker that could be a matter of life or death if you drive a jeep. >> good evening everyone. >> abc 7 news learned a patient tried to rape a nurse atd napa state hospital i happened yesterday in the hospital. it houses mostly patients sentenced there by the criminal court. a source tells abc 7 news the patient grabbed the nurse, trying to choke her. two other patients stepped in to stop the attacker. the suspect now being held in jail. the nurse appears to be okay physically but shaken up. this follows other violent attacks on staff

[laughter] fisherman is being criticized after he caught a make of shark -- a meiko shark -- a mako shark. been say it should have released. for now, it is being kept on a refrigerated storage bin on wheels. >> i have never seen a shark this large. we have seen ones in the 600, 700, 800, 900-pound rage. -- range. then we usually cut the job out for the client -- jaw out for the client and feed the need -- meet to the clients -- meat to the clients. -- meat to the homeless. >> morning! >> morning! >> in the rural english town of stroud, a hundred local women gather in a field. >> where's breakfast? is that supposed to be? i don't know about that. >> they're all here for one reason. >> hi, girls, how are you doing? ready to get your kit off? jolly good. >> to take off their clothes. >> can you hear me up there? >> [laughing] >> women of all ages and sizes have responded to a notice placed in the local paper by 33-year-old, kara morris. [applause] >> first of all, i just want to say how amazingly brave

. >>> he was swimming in waist- deep water when a shark reached document and open had the shark's -- reached down and opened the shark's mouth and pulled his leg out. they say a shark attack in that area is unusual. >>> he impersonate nate the for 50 years. >>> and firefighters are recruited to the front lines by insurance companies. . >>> snowedden took part in an online chat and asked if he had given the chinese classified secrets and he said no with a predictable sneer. dick cheney called him a trader and being called a trader by dick cheney is an honor. >>> 62% do not approve of his actions and say he should be brought to justice and 42% approve of him leaking that information. >>> sunnyvale based companies said they asked for data between 12 and 13,000 times in six months. yahoo said the most common requests were for foreign and intelligence acts requests. >>> the wax museums are about to become a piece of history. fisherman's wharf has it and they now run the museum which was founded by his grandfather and he said it is time for a change but it is part of their heritage they wi

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turn the shark around and take the fish back? >> regardless, this is a theme of the giant beast with both hands. the guy has to be a little bit crazy because you can see the hammerhead going after the tarpon. oh! right there is awesome. you can confirm, yes, that's a hammerhead shark, it's head breaks the surface, you see it attacking the tarpon. >>ith a wrap for the fish. >> they are able to pull the tarpon up, the shark eventually leaves. watch. you can see, they still have the tarpon on the line. and the guy says pull away, pull away, pull away for some reason, the sharkan hangs out a little longer and eventually they are able to grab the tarpon and at this point, watch. just tangling, this giant fish over the boat. just right up there. holding on to this thing and that hammerhead could come and take out his arm and the fish. >> how sorry do you feel? the world's two worst predators after him. it ain't making it out of this video. >>> are you looking at helmet cam video of a search and rescue teamworker as he's being attacked,

coming up, a look ahead to the sharks' future. blowup the roster 1234* stick around. >>> just ahead, the dangerous virus spreading across the globe. what you need to look out for. and jonessing for that jolt of caffeine? why it may be more than a need for coffee. why it could be a medical problem. and the detail that could derail your more than commute as we look outside at the detour. >>> good evening. i'm ama dates. in tonight's headlines you are taking a live look at the drivers heading to their richmond san rafael bridge where tomorrow the commute is expected to be messy. because of construction westbound traffic has been shifted to the eastbound lanes creating four lanes of traffic two each way. a woman in easternon costa county is recovering from hepititis a. a frozen organic berry mix from oregon is blamed for her infection and 29 other case usa cross five states. the mix was sold at costco which has removed the product from its shelves. >>> oakland police have no suspects in today's shooting death of a 17-year-old boy. it

kayaker close encounter with the shark. and the big warm up. a father opens up with son who survived the dog attack. >>> good evening, it is tuesday, june 25th i am gasia mikaelian, this is bay area news at 7:00. developing news right now at san mateo county, a man on countered a shark today while fishing with a kayak. police assessing the damages to the boat, happening at 4:00 this afternoon. the man was kayaking before the great white shark appeared. the fisherman says the shark thrashed around with the kayak in his teeth. he says he's lost his fishing gear but he was not hurt. the rain began yesterday continued through the most of the day today. a lot of umbrellas, our chief meteorologist martin with the rain right now with a look of the 24 -hour. >> i am getting reports around 3 inches of rain. that's why the rain came down. the rain just kind of coming down and still showers coming up, very light, these are some of the rainfall accumulations of the total last 24 hours. santa rosa is over an inch. look at san jose. 02 inches. not a lot of r

alan, he is lucky. >> reporter: dan, shark attacks are extremely rare. but there are some warning signs posted here tonight. the kayaker was eager to talk to us, but you could still tell he was a bit shaken. >> it was just like the discovery channel. you can see the eyes roll in the back of the head and the pink gums and his teeth beared. >> reporter: there is no doubt in his mind that it was a great white shark. >> and almost instantly the shark came and it lifted the boat up and then it grabbed uh hold of it and it started shaking the whole boat. i'm just hanging on to this thing. >> i had my paddle and a bottle of home brew and then everything i had went flying in there and it hit me so hard. >> michael was fishing a hundred yards off pedro point around 3:30 when it happened. he doesn't remember what came out of his mouth, but his father-in-law does. >> it was a lot of religious stuff, oh my god, oh my god! >> he was in his kayak 10 feet away. >> he was riding like a bull. i was like, go for it. don't fall in the water. >> micah estimates he held on f

alan, he is lucky. >> reporter: dan, shark attacks are extremely rare. but there are some warning signs tonight. posted here toni. the kayaker was eager to talk to us, but you could still tell he was a bit shaken. >> it was just like the discovery channel. you can see the eyes roll in the back of the head and the pink gums and his teeth beared. >> reporter: there is no doubt in his mind that it was a great white shark. >> and almost instantly the shark came and it lifted the boat up and then it grabbed uh hold of it and it started shaking the whole boat. i'm just hanging on to this thing. >> i had my paddle and a bottle of home brew and then everything i had went flying in there and it hit me so hard. >> michael was fishing a hundred yards off pedro point around 3:30 when it happened. he doesn't remember what came out of his mouth, but his father-in-law does. >> it was a lot of religious stuff, oh my god, oh my god! >> he was in his kayak 10 feet away. >> he was riding like a bull. i was like, go for it. don't fall in the water. >> micah estimates he hel

coming up, a look ahead to the sharks' future.wup the roster 1234* stick around. >>> just ahead, the dangerous virus spreading across the globe. what you need to look out for. and jonessing for that jolt of caffeine? why it may be more than a need for coffee. why it could be a medical problem. and the detail that could derail your more than commute as we look outside at the detour. we will be rig >>> good evening. i'm ama dates. in tonight's headlines you are taking a live look at the drivers heading to their richmond san rafael bridge where tomorrow the commute is expected to be messy. because of construction westbound traffic has been shifted to the eastbound lanes creating four lanes of traffic two each way. a woman in eastern contra costa county is recovering from hepititis a. a frozen organic berry mix from oregon is blamed for her infection and 29 other case usa cross five states. the mix was sold at costco which has removed the product from its shelves. >>> oakland police have no suspects in today's shooting death of a 17-y

but, leaders of the shark protection group say this catch should not be celebrated because sharks are threatened and they're upset the fishing excursion was done for a television program. >> an independent review recommends the federal government stop rounding up wild horses in several states. the report says the removeal of nearly 100,000 horses offer the past decade probably hatd the opposite affect of the intention which was to reduce the size of overpopulated herds. the report concludes it is time to let nature call the herds. the bureau of land management manages td sobering. >> it's getting warmer. >> yes. gorgeous out there. >> going to get more gorgeous but like warm weather, satellite showing low cloud at the coast. mainly sunny skies around bait and inland. take a look at the national map. active weather and now we have a tropical storm andrea moving up into the gulf of mexico just below thehan pan handle. drier are into southwestern u.s., warm here with 79 in denver, here in california state wide conditions looking good. sunny skies and very warm. 95 at yosemite. 94 sacrame

a close encount we are a great white shark. e we are a great white shark.k. before copd... i took my son fishing every year. we had a great spot, not easy to find, but worth it. but with copd making it hard to breathe, i thought those days might be over. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function starting within five minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. with symbicort, today i'm breathing better. and that means...fish on! symbicort is for copd including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort may increase your risk of lung infections, osteoporosis, and some eye problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. with copd, i thought i'd miss our family tradition. now symbicort significantly improves my lung function, starting within 5 minutes. and that makes a difference in my breathing. today, we're ready for whatever swims our way. ask your doctor about symbicort. i got my first prescri

. >>> meanwhile a great white shark sets their sites on a man in the pacifica. one man's encounter with their greatest predator. >>> and the lesions are true and -- leaks are true as al qaeda is changing the way they communicate. they are scrambling to keep track of their terrorists before they drop out of sight. >>> vladimir puntin is refusing to turn over steve snowden as he is expected to head for ecuador where he is asking for asylum. >>> and crews will raise four steel beams from the fallen world trade center towers. the work starts at 7:30 this morning and the finished memorial will bear all the names of those killed in the 9/11 terror attacks. >>> palo alto is moving forward and the ordinance will only apply to public areas and police will enforce it if they have complaints. they will inform vehicle campers about the new rules. it is now headed to city council for a full vote next week. >>> let's check in with sal for a look at the early morning commute. >>> right now things are looking good and we have had a couple of rough ones in the last few days. we

it bit his leg and he tore the shark off of him.he boy was air lifted to houston. his injuries are nonlife threatening. >> risky rescue and a relieved family in northern california. this happened during a family camping trip, in the mountains near lake tahoe. two teenagers found them selves trapped on a mountain rage ridge nearly 9,000 feet above the valley floor. a rescue helicopter was called in. crews lowered a harness to get the boys to safety. dad nearly at a loss for word here. >> he is my oldest son. and that doesn't come back, right, you don't recover from something like that. >> oh, my gosh. everybody is okay. thankfully. they were stuck on the ridge for nearly four hours. they say, lessons have been learned here. next time they will definitely stay on the trails as opposed to going off of the trails. >> the dad was so grateful the helicopter pilot. saying, this is the best father's day gift he could ever kind of get. >> he said lucky for us he was out here saving our kids. given that it was father's day. >> the kids though