shark! >> reporter: this shaky video shot from the pier captures the terrifying moment a shark thrashing, then steve robles screams. his morning swim turned into a nightmare. shark attack on a busy beach, july fourth weekend. >> you saw it coming at you. >> it made a real fast, sharp left turn and lunged right at my chest. you could just hear everything crunch. >> reporter: people on land realized what just happened. >> oh [ bleep ]! >> reporter: fellow swimmers and surfers got robles ashore on this bloody surfboard. >> and i was screaming and screaming. and crying and screaming. and i was holding on to my cut. >> reporter: the horrifying wounds left behind. the shark, a seven or eight-foot juvenile, was mad. >> right here! >> reporter: he'd been hit by a fisherman on the pier when steve, a long-distance swimmer, got in the way. >> i grabbed its nose with this hand. and tried to pry it off of my chest. i was staring at the shark eyeball to eyeball, literally like right here. it was the most

shark! get out of the water! shark! >> reporter: a scene eerily reminiscent of the film that fed our fear of sharks more than anything. "jaws." also set, yep, july 4th weekend. >> everybody out! >> reporter: sightings of juvenile great whites here are becoming increasingly common. regularly filmed by paddle bord borders. no one knows for sure while they're here. maybe the warm water, plentiful fish. the wirth birthing grounds are here offshore, perhaps. but one thing is for certain. >> we are known to have baby great white capital of the world. right here. and as long as people behave themselves, you know, the shark -- >> reporter: it should be fine. >> it should be fine. >> reporter: this on the second reported instance of a juvenile great white attacking a human. this shark was mad, it was fighting for its life. it had a hook in its mouth and the swimmer, rebecca, he was in the worst possible place at the worst possible time. >> my goodness. and it sounds like that swimmer tonight is lucky to be alive. >> reporter: he

i heard other shark experts say sometimes you try to punch the shark in the nose or poke him in the eye. when you are staring face to face at these jaws, it seems like that would be tough to remember to do that. how did you have that instinct to do that? >> it was just a natural reflex action. i just 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 it. and i just -- i said, no, i'm going to get this thing off me. i grabbed its nose. fortunately it let go. i mean, he could have gone where he just kept biting down and took me under water and that's it. >> wow. steven, lucky man. do you have stitches? what's your injury like? describe it for me. >> right now i was fortunate enough where the shark just bit the first layer of my skin and the soft tissue around the lining of your skin. it didn't go into the organs or the rib cage or anything. it didn't puncture down in that level. so i got lucky. >> you sure did. steven robles, thank you for your time. appreciate it. something tells me because you're such an experienced distance swimm

how many sharks were there and how do we fix the problem? >> sharks are difficult to study.re mysterious, they live under water and are hard to follow. shark populations were not doing well, and a lot of the rest of the food chain - sharks are at the stop of the food chain. they control all the other things, and a lot of populations indicated poor quality in the o. they are rebounding. >>> this is one species of shark off one coast, one country with conservation efforts. already a lot of coasts and a lot of sharks suffering. this is absolutely great news. but it shows that, like, we need a focus on the other species that don't get as much press as the great white. >> there's a little bit of danger. chris low spoke about this, in having the good news stifle further conservation ests or further funding attempts to continue the research. people may say "okay, our job is down, let's move on." >> problem sold, we're going home. >> or go back to business as usual. >> from bionic eyes to the future of my orange juice to great white sharks. here on "techknow" we cover the diversity

year for shark fin soup. often crews lop off the fins and dump them back into the ocean to bleed to death or drowned. several species of sharks are on the extinction. >> sharks are vitally important. they are in every oition -- ocean in the world and keep the ocean healthy. if we lose them we could have problems with other species down the line. they are waging a campaign to cut the demand for shark fin soup using basketball star yao ming. >> if you could see how each year 70 million sharks are killed to end up in soup, could you still eat it? >> it is working. >> now in china they say a 50 to 70% reduction in shark fin which is literally millions of sharks, tens of millions of sharks. >> the chinese government has provided spots on prime time tv to run his ads and they banned it from all official dinners. in the time it took you to watch this story another 660 sharks died. 275,000 a day. all for soup. for the i team, dan noyes, a a bc7 news. >> it is time to get one last check on our weather. >> live doppler

is full of sharks. shark. >> thank you for navigating this and bringing us this fantastic story. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> all right. and here's our good corporate employee message. nbc universal is wanting to let the nation know "sharknado 2" debuts on scyfy tonight. now it's time for "the reid report." this time with my colleague krystal ball. don't go in the water. also, good luck with your serious stories. >> good advice. thank you. we are making a bit of a serious turn here next on "the reid report." the fighting continues between israel and hamas as desperation grows on the ground in gaza. we will have a live report from there. then, the latest on the ebola threat and how governments are responding. and in our next installment of generation to generation, journal jack jacobs and fellow medal of honor recipient kyle carpenter on a lifetime of sacrifice and service. "the reid report" is coming up next. when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the ene

million sharks die for shark fin soup. often crews lop off fins and dump the shark back into the ocean to bleed or death or drown. >> sharks are vitally important to world oceans they're in every ocean in the world they keep the ocean healthy. with we lose them we can have problems down the line. >> from a san francisco office pete yir knight is waging a command to cut the demoneyed in china for shark fin soup using y yao ming. >> if you can see how they're killed would you still eat it >> they're seeing a 20% reduction in the eating of shark fin. >> knight tells me there are spots to run the ads and he bans soup from all official dinners. the time it took to watch the story another 660 sharks died for fins. 275,000 a day. all for soup. dan? cheryl? >> it has to deplete the supply, really. >> now another story followed by dan in the i team. a special hearing to fight a suspension he says he did not deserve stemming from a crash between a fire truck and a motorcycle rider. you've seen the video perhaps. abc7 news has more o

selling shark fin to restaurant for shark fin soup. as he left court this morning he didn't want to discuss the criminal case against him. >> michael what is the source of the shark fip? can you tell me the source of the shark fin. >> he pleaded not guilty. his lawyers tell me they will challenge the cons stooult substitution at of the shark fip ban. they found 2000 one 38 pound of shark fin at the warehouse in january. full 6 months after the ban took effect. it's a law he knows very well. >> i'm michael quon fourth generation in my family involved in shark fin business. >>reporter: one of the law most vocal opponent appearing at hearings in sacramento and at news conference sponsored by state senator yee. >> not cost effective just to go catch shark but when they do catch a shark they are going to use it. >>reporter: now he becomes the first major test of the new la law. charged with 4 misdemeanor for possession or sale of frozen processed shark fin. raw shark tail. dry shark fin and dried shark fin for display purposes. . if you kne

>> if you do see a shark, just watch the shark. because the shark will see that you see it. and like i said, they are ambush predators and if they are aware that their potential prey is seeing them, they are much less likely to try to bite. but look at where we dive with the great white sharks, i've actually seen little sea lions, at first they swim right down to the shark and right in front of the sharks and they don't really make a move to try to bite them because they know, hey, the seal sees them and they don't have a chance to get them. >> martin, thank you for that insight. >>> back to question number two, what, if anything, can the u.s. do to help the florida teen being held under house arrest in jerusalem? i spoke with the teen band who says the state department has contacted their family. >> the u.s. state department contacted our lawyers and through them they, you know, obviously we got as much media coverage as we could to get him released. and through that the american embassy and everyone who was involved in his release, it was very difficult. we are still in co

sfwroo the larger shark comes in and takes a bite out of that shark's stomach piercing the skin and then around in pain here, you can see like some organs and stuff kind of just -- disemboweled his buddy. >> i didn't know sharks ate each other. >> oh, man. >> now, from the fwroes to i got to say the weirdest, strangest, craziest 1st birthday party i have ever seen. ♪ happy birthday ♪ pepperoni was born on july 3rd ♪ ♪ in the afternoon >> but the song is weird. it's kind of fun to watch the lizard eat all this stuff. >> that's what is skenning kink. >> can you see how big this thing is. >> it really does. >> yeah, right. >> this guy is really into his skink. >> yeah, well. happy birthday, pepperoni. i hope you liked your song. it was unique and just for you. >>> it's a prank so simple. yet, so perfect. they run into the middle of the road, and they grab an invisible road. >> see how people fall for nothing. >> you wouldn't think that pizza would be a preferred snack for a shark, but you wouldn't believe this shark goes for the pizza. watch this. out in the water a piece of pizza floating

she's afraid of sharks. i mean inordinately afraid of sharks. the just don't go in the water then, jessica. why? my fear is late on set in my life, i used to love to fly in little airplanes, stuff like that. but when i go to the airport, i can get on a plane about that size. you get much smaller than that particular plane. >> yes. >> i get that close ter phobia feeling. >> all those kansas city flights are little will planes. >> it has been tough. >> you remember for some planes that are so small you have to dip down like this to get in the tube. >> i don't like those either. >> i have had to get off airplanes. >> really. >> i believe it. >> take different flights. >> i'm afraid of roller coaster and ghosts. >> i love roller coaster. >> i don't like scary movies. that is not fun. she's a liar. that girl in the readies a liar. she is not having fun. she's about to throw up her lunch. she's a liar. >> i like going upside down on the loop. >> i like these things, but the sheer drop there is no need for that. there is no need for that. >> there is n

million sharks die for shark fin soup. often crews lop off fins and dump the shark back into the ocean to bleed or death or drown. >> sharks are vitally important to world oceans they're in every ocean in the world they keep the ocean healthy. with we lose them we can have problems down the line. >> from a san francisco office pete yir knight is waging a command to cut the demoneyed in china for shark fin soup using y yao ming. >> if you can see how they're killed would you still eat it >> they're seeing a 20% reduction in the eating of shark fin. >> knight tells me there are spots to run the ads and he bans soup from all official dinners. the time it took to watch the story another 660 sharks died for fins. 275,000 a day. all for soup. dan? cheryl? >> it has to deplete the supply, really. >> now another story followed by dan in the i team. a special hearing to fight a suspension he says he did not deserve stemming from a crash between a fire truck and a motorcycle rider. you've seen the video perhaps. abc7 news has more o

we have zanzibar sharks, sand tying are sharks and nurse sharks.ars and sand tigers are very common off the coast of new jersey. they use the delaware bay as a nursery so they come up, they come up and we have a lot of sharks around too. >> okay. well, i will be swimming with the sharks next hour, thank you, mike. this is what you will get. this is what you will get. >> make sure they are. >> or feeding time. >> are the sharks hungry. >> well, they have not eaten yet today. >> that makes me feel good. >> we did feed them yesterday. they are kind of hungry. >> we will be right back. >> she looks like a mermaid. >> that with man does look like a mermaid. >> yes. >> darryl hanna. >> yes. >> splash. >> yes. >> why is that word across the bottom of the screen, fox 29 fears. >> that is our hash tag. we are talking about sharks. international shark awareness day. >> do it on twitter. >> yes. >> or instagram. >> or instagram. >> or just drive here and talk to us. >> yes, we have to speak in hash tags. >> coming up that satisfying the sweet tooth with the b

shark!get out of the water. >> get out of the water. >> shark. >> reporter: words no one wants to hear on a basis beach day, july 4th weekend. a great white shark caught on a fisherman's line fighting for its life when an unwitting swimmer got in the way. shark attack. >> that's not good. >> it came out of nowhere, and it looked at me, and it lunged at my chest. >> reporter: we spoke to the victim, californian realtor steve robles, overnight. >> locked into my chest, and i took my right hand and grabbed the nose of the shark to try and pry its mouth open to get it off of me. that all happened within two seconds. >> reporter: he was bleeding but conscious. >> i started yelling, somebody get him. help him, whatever they could. >> it looks like he's calling for help. >> keep swimming. keep swimming. >> it's right here. >> reporter: brave surfers nearby saved the stricken swimmer. >> there was a lot of blood in the water and all over the board. it was a pretty intense shark bite. >> i was pretty

. >> the ultimate summer nightmare, great white shark. >> the summer of the shark. >> shark attacks.e summer of the shark. >> jon: i miss those days. nothing said summer like firing up the grill, mixing some g and t's and waiting for people to be mauled by fish. sharks are fish. you wouldn't think they're fish, but they're fish, even though they lack a swim bladder. that's why they constantly have to move. they lack a swim bladder. i stay still in the water because i was born with three swim bladders, three. i'm basically nothing but swim bladder. [laughter] i really have a feeling my wikipedia page just changed. but summer wasn't just about sharks. >> this may be the summer of shark scares, but on one new hampshire beach, the scare came from a menacing bald eagle. >> what kind of a menace are sharks and alligators. >> chilling tales of killer mosquitoes. >> jon: call the sci-fi network. pitch shar-quito-gator. you know, there's a new species on the endangered list -- man. [laughter] [menacing music playing] with multiple swim bladders. look, i know those years. i know those years al

>> shark! >> jeff: the man bitten by a shark off the coast of california is speaking out. >> i was in the wrong spot at the wrong time. >> jeff: teri okita has the story. >> book wars, amazon and a major publisher go at it and the biggest authors in the world are now taking sides. plus, anne-marie green on the man who carved mt. rushmore. his grandson says his work has never been rightly recognized. >> this has been a 25-year odyssey for me and my family captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> good evening, i am jeff glor with a western edition of the broadcast. israel says six of it's own citizens have been arrested for a horrific crime. tonight, the prime minister says justice will be done. the arrests come four days after a palestinian teenager was found beaten and then burned over 90% of his body. that killing apparently revenge for the deaths of three israeli boys who were kidnapped last month. benjamin netanyahu said today, "we do not differentiate between the terro

gerri: sharks, great white sharks. there are more of them, numbers are surging off the eastern seaboard and as far north as canada. what does it cost to buy the american dream? we'll break it down. >>> dead of a heart attack at 15. one family's tragic story and the new push for ekg's in high schools. >>> and the big data dive on consumer habits is on. is it right that your health insurance company is snooping around and shopping where you eat. "the willis report," where consumers' business starts right now. ♪. gerri: that was really lame. okay. thanks for that. just two notes and you've got the ultimate vacation villa. we begin with fresh reports revealing a resurgence of great white sharks brewing in the nation's water. do you know what to do in the event of a shark attack? life saving advice from the president of the wildlife conservation society and the director of the new york aquarium in brooklyn. thanks for coming in. so good to be with us. why are there more sharks. >> more sharks because we've had great conserv

the shark was brought to the peer and the swimmer swam between the fisherman and the shark. eventually they were going to run right into one another. >> this happened in los angeles california. i know people are getting used to seeing great whites in the area. which is shocking to some. how concerned do we need to be? are we pray to them? >> i don't think you need to be that concerned. someone i spoke to who lives in the area have been telding me they are getting used to having these juvenile great whites off the beach. they're seeing them on such a regular basis people are going out to take picture of them on any given day. >> attacks are rare. >> very rare. they really don't see something as large as a human being as a normal prey. they are used to eating fish. >> small but big enough to bite this guy on the chest. this guy he was smacking its head. is that smart? the way to react when you are being attacked. >> it's really about the only thing you can do. they don't generally listen to reason. you can't reason with them. >> yeah let's talk. >> yeah. the smark's nose and e

but a slash is still a shark. >> beautiful. wow. >> beautiful shark. they think it's about 60 pounds this guy grabs a towel. scoops it out of the water. it wants to unhook it. they want to throw it back in. >> for sure. >> they work for a long time. that guy with the beard is helping. grab its tail, turns him upside down so they can reach the hook. you see the guy with the hat that fished him take pliers and start working at it. >> a tough job. this takes a while. >> they struggle with it because the shark, of course, is fighting back. it fights back a ton of times. after many, many tries manage to finally unhook. >> did you see how close that guy's hand was to the shark's mouth? >> they get it close enough where the shark might be able to get itself back into the ocean but it continues to struggle. someone else, the guy in the red shorts decides to, i'm going to walk it in. >> that's brave because that shark could turn right on him as soon as it starts to be able to swim. >> get out of the water for a little bit after this. you've got one angry shark

shark tails. the california swimmer bitten by a great white talking tonight about that terrifying attack. >> i was staring the shark eyeball to eyeball like right here. >> what he's telling us about his escape as nervous beach-goers eye the waters on both coasts. >>> firing back. the american teenager beaten by israeli forces in jerusalem. during his summer vacation. what we're learning about his ordeal. >>> travelers heading into the united states will soon have to do at certain airports around the world before they can board their flight. >>> and band on the run. paul mccartney is back on stage after an illness for nearly two months. last night that magic moment that changed the lives of two of his biggest fans.

recovering tonight -- after great white shark a took bi out of him.ill shaken after his brush with death off manhatn beach. but tonight: he shared his story with art barron: :19 steven rob >>> a seasoned swimmer is recovering from a shark bite. tonight he shared his story with us. >> i had a shark surface from the bottom of the water. >> reporter: steven is recovering a day after a great white shark bit him while swimming in manhattan beach. >> at that moment i happened to be in the wrong spot at the wrong time. >> reporter: he shared these photos of the injuries to his torso and right thumb. >> bit right into my chest and i -- i felt that crunch right into my chest. and i -- and the compregz with the teeth coming into -- and the compression in my chest. >> reporter: a fisherman stuck the shark. >> unfort natalie he was -- [ laughter ] >> oh. >> whoever was videotaping it, they were laughing and joking like oh, a guy getting bit by a shark, ha, ha, ha. i don't think they under stood what was really going on. >> reporter: moments later you can hear him

not allowed to hunt for sharks. the population has rebounded. >> it is considered wood for the environment. the study relied on observed sharks and tapinged sharks that scientists have followed for a decade. >> we see more now than we did so years ago. >> roger thomas is captain of the boat's salty lay difficult he has been fishing 45 years. he remember especiallyinthevalley one attack. >> i was eating on it, chewing on it. after a while, it was different pieces around it. this particular bun, the second shark came to help the first one eat it. >> the captain calls the great white a majestic animal. >> at the islands, progressively, we eve become aware that they are there and we do see more now than we cruised to. >> but most will only see the white shark in an aquarium. >> even with the increased sightings of the the great white, they say you will be extremely lucky if you ever see one yours in the wild. don ford, kpix 5. >> our voyeur at cbsf.com, we have a real time global shark tracker. it's ran interactive map

he doesn't blame the shark. he blames the fisherman who hooked the shark and got it mad. 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. and it sounds like out of fear he attacked the person because he was scared for his life. maybe we ought to do something about the fishing. >> putting surfers' lives in danger, it shouldn't be allowed. it should be banned. >> i swam in that ocean my entire life. nothing close to this has ever happened. >> reporter: and maybe this is a -- >> it was a guy that was agitating that shark that caused all this. i just got really lucky. and i'm -- i mean, i'm -- i'm getting a second chance. and this is -- i mean, i'm thanking god that he gave me this second chance. that's what it was. >> reporter: authorities have banned fishing from the pier. there was talk some fishermen were throwing chum into the water to attract the great white sharks. but the ban expires tuesday morning and the sharks aren't going anywhere and the swimmers aren't going anywhere either.

shark tails. the california swimmer bitten by a great white talking tonight about that terrifying attack. >> i was staring the shark eyeball to eyeball like right here. >> what he's telling us about his escape as nervous beach-goers eye the waters on both coasts. >>> firing back. the american teenager beaten by israeli forces in jerusalem. during his summer vacation. what we're learning about his ordeal. >>> travelers heading into the united states will soon have to do at certain airports around the world before they can board their flight. >>> and band on the run. paul mccartney is back on stage after an illness for nearly two months. last night that magic moment that changed the lives of two of his biggest fans. >>> good evening and thank you for joining us on this sunday night. david is off tonight. i'm elizabeth vargas. we begin with the frightening shark attack off of manhattan beach. this video capturing the first moments when a 40-year-old man swam into the path of the angry great white. to

probably thousands of sharks. the odds of getting bitten by a shark?ave more likelihood to be -- >> 1 in 4 million. >> is that right? >> i looked it up. >> you have this bad look on your face. did you get bit by a shake? >> i'm deeply offended that we're calling this fish, or whatever this thing is, a great white. i mean, this is racist. we're linking whites to a man-eating shark. it's disgusting. >> what if you called it a great black is this. >> that would be even worse. look, you know, great whites. abraham lincoln, george washington is a great white. but not a shark. you know what's worse? bill o'reilly, dolphins, all they are is sharks that learned to smile. >> you've got to see a great white shark, as big as this table. >> yeah. >> so you don't want to be anywhere near it. he would have you as an appetiz appetizer. are you kidding me? >> don't you think the real warning should be sharks, watch out for humans? >> well, i'm telling you, if you're underwater with sharks, it would be no good. >> a lot are killed an hour. >> 11,000 sharks an hour? >>

of course, this was not human den test ri, but it was on a shark, nearly four feet long white nurse shark, and endangered species, only 1500 from them. a team from manly sea life and primary industries decided to get together to rescue this shark they call wendy. see that cord there? she has two fish hooks in her mouse. >> they get a sore mass. she's skinny. >> that's a bag, and what's in the bag? a stretcher. they put wendy the shark on the stretcher, lifting her up to the stretcher where there's a waiting boat, and they are doing dental surgery with her with bolt cutters and pliers, but looks like a thick piece of plastic tubing to keep her mouth open. >> did they give her november cane? >> i think they left that cut. >> like a hipa violation. >> this is only the second successful gray nurse shark res due for the team. they did one this year. see that shark? caught in the netting. see the scar? when they got wendy, he was nearby, so, hey, guys, thank you so much. >> look how much that healed up. interesting they noticed the shark. >> shark dentist probably don't get a lot of work. >> ye

shark! get out of the water! shark! martha: like something out of jaws, right?t could ruin anybody's day at the beach. a great white taking a bite out of a swimmer. are these attacks increasing at our beaches. >> keep sequiming. >> i thought i was seeing my last moments of life, when the shark came up and bit me on the side of my torso area. i really had to fight to make a decision to fight for my life. [ male announcer ] meet mary. she loves to shop online with her debit card. and so does bill, an identity thief who stole mary's identity, took over her bank accounts, and stole her hard-earned money. unfortunately, millions of americans just like you learn all it may take is a little misplaced information to wreak havoc on your life. this is identity theft. and no one helps stop it better than lifelock. lifelock offers the most comprehensive identity theft protection available. if mary had lifelock's bank account alerts, she may have been notified before it was too late. lifelock's credit notification service is on the job 24/7. as soon as they detect a threat t

the shark is known as a great white shark once fully grown. the incident happened near this red buoy several hundred yards from the manhattan beach pier, a surfer captured this picture. >> i grabbed a board and ran out there and i did junior lifeguard for seven years. >> reporter: justin jumped in the water along with several others to help the victim. a lifeguard placed the man on this rescue paddle board. >> he was laying on it. he had large lacerations on his side. >> a lot of screaming and yelling. it was horrible. >> reporter: l.a. county fire beach captain tracy lezot explains how this happen. >> fished by a fisherman and hooked up in the line. the white shark was attempting to get away from the fisherman. >> reporter: the male victim unknowingly swam right into the white shark's path and got bitten. a tourist snapped this picture of the shark in the water. >> the shark jumped right in front of the swimmers. leaped out of the water. none of the swimmers saw it. >> his injuries aren't life-threatening. it was a single bite to the chest ar

. >>> a southern california swimmer says he came eye to eye with a great white shark as the shark was biting his chest. the victim told reporter art baron about the attack off manhattan beach. >> i had a shark surface from the bottom of the water. >> reporter: steven robles is recovering a day after a great white shark bit him while swimming in manhattan beach. >> and at that moment i happened to be in the wrong spot at the wrong time. >> reporter: he shared the photos of his injuries to his right torso and right thumb. >> bit right into my chest and i felt that crunch. right into my chest. and that compression with the teeth coming in my ribs. >> reporter: a fisherman on the pier hooked a great white with his line. >> unfortunately the shark was agitated by a officialerman up -- fisherman up on the pier. whoever was videotapinged. they were laughing and -- it. they were laughing and joking like hey there's this guy getting bit by a shark, ha ha. i don't think -- they understood what was really going on. >> reporter: moments later, you can hear robles screaming in the water. >> look h

keep in mind, when sharks attack whether it's a big great white or a bull shark that is another thatonly attack humans, sharks will bite and release. >> they aren't deadly most of the time. they don't really like humans. >> that's interesting. the one statistic even last year was that only one fatality out of -- >> 47 unprovoked shark attacks in the u.s. >> exactly. you're human. you're out in the water like this. and remember this too. a shark is no different than any other fish. don, if you go up to your goldfish at home and move your finger, he is going to follow your finger. they're all about movement. what happens if a shark approaches you and attacks, some of your best ways of guaranteeing that you'll come out of this alive is really just maybe stay still. and he might take a bite out of you, but then he'll -- if he doesn't see you as something that is injured or snag is going to die, again -- >> if i see a shark, i'm going to swim as hard as i can the other way and scream at the top of my lungs. ahhh! >> exactly. got you. >> a woman jogging near a campground in alaska, and it'

shark! get out of the water! >> shark!> reporter: he was pulled to safety then hospitalized for deep cuts in his chest and hand. >> it's crazy how fast something can turn. how your life can just change instantly. i swam in that water my whole life over 40 years. sharks are not interested in people. this stuff just doesn't happen. >> reporter: but it happened this time because a man fishing off the manhattan beach pier had caught the shark on his line. witnesses say for 40 minutes. >> by the time he cut that line loose, i was in the wrong spot at the wrong time. the shark was agitated and i was the first thing he saw. i know it very easily could have gone the other way. the shark could have pulled me underwater. i could have drowned. >> reporter: he loves the sea. he spent most of his live in the water. but for the moment -- >> i'm to the ready to go in the ocean right now. >> reporter: he's fine being on shore. terry outeat at a, foterry oh, . >> you've never run across any and you're a surfer. >>> if they're there i haven

steve doesn't blame the shark, he blames the fesherman who hooked the shark and got it made.agree with him. >> i think it should be banned. >> i got really lucky. i'm getting a second chance. and this is -- i mean, i'm thanking god that he gave me this second chance. that's -- that's what it was. >> reporter: the authorities have banned fishing from the pier. there was talk that fishermen were throwing chum in to attract the great white sharks. the ban expires tuesday morning. the sharks aren't going anywhere, and the swimmers aren't either. nick watt, abc news, california. >>> the state of washington will start issuing licenses to legal recreational marijuana shops today. the first sales of the heavily regulated and taxed pot could start as soon as tomorrow. washington will be the second state to legalize recreational marijuana after colorado. growers and potential sellers are scrambling to get enough product in place to meet demand. >>> and a mosquito-born illness, usually in the caribbean, now in the boston area. chikungunya, most in florida among travelers returning from

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a plan to put sharks ice girls in the skimpy uniforms has landed the sharks team in hot water. in addition to two online petitions against the move, some fans are even cancelling their season tickets. nbc bay area's maryann favaro joins us with the latest on the controversy. let me get this right, the men don't have to wear the bare midriff outfits. >> reporter: there is definitely a difference between the two uniforms. i talked to a man who's been a season ticket holder since 1993 and he says he definitely plans to cancel his season ticket because of these plans to add so-called ice girls. as you mentioned, the controversy is not over the ice team itself, but over what they will be wearing. the next time you go to a sharks game, you may see new faces on the ice. the sharks plan to hire men and women to clean the ice during the game, but when some fans saw a proposal that included different uniforms for men and women, they were outraged. vera sloan is a die hard sharks fan who was one of the first to sign an online petition against hiring so-called ice girls and plans to boycot

fight off the shark.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 fair interrupts it after a teenage boy is approached by a man soliciting her for porn. >> he punched and pounded and pounded on her. >> the family of a woman beaten by chp is calling for justice. you fifteen percent or more on huh, fiftcar insurance.uld save yeah, everybody knows that. well, did you know that playing cards with kenny rogers gets old pretty fast? ♪ you got to know when to hold'em. ♪ ♪ know when to fold 'em. ♪ know when to walk away. ♪ know when to run. ♪ you never c

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

sharks are not interested in people.his stuff doesn't happen. >> reporter: it happened this time because a man fishing off a pier caught the shark on his line, witnessed say, for 40 minutes. >> by the time he cut that line loose, i was in the wrorng spot at the wrong time. the shark was agitated and i was the first thing he saw. and know that it very easily could have gone the other way. the shark could have pulled me under water. i could have drowned. >> reporter: he 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. >> reporter: -- he's fine being on shore. teri okita, cbs news, los angeles. >>> still to come, a huge pileup on a nascar track, but that's just the beginning. >>> and a couple's big wedding day almost upstaged by a natural disaster. a yummy reward is important after a good workout so i give butch delicious milo's kitchen chicken grillers recipe dog treats. that's called inward facing dog. he could do it all day. milo's kitchen. made i

we are talking about a whale shark that has big jaws. but the whale shark is in distress. this is in thailand, there are divers with the whale shark because its fins are caught in some netting. and so it needs some help. notice one diver armed with a knife is going to cut this whale shark free. at first the whale shark takes off like it's scared but comes back it's thinking, i think these humans have helped out whale sharks before, so here you can see shots of these divers getting close and cutting the netting off. >> that's a lot too. it's not just a little piece of rope. that's an entire net it took with it. >> you can see, once the drivers get close it hangs out like, do your business, i'll be a good patient. >> probably feels the release of this. creating so much drag and it looks like it was hurting this poor little fella. >> it's probably not a baby but it's clearly not a full-grown adult but it's big enough for them to kind of want to be cautious but the whale shark was more cautious of the diver. after they cut it free, it had a show of gratitude swimming around th