let's take a look. >> shark on! >> shark. the very name inspires wonder and fear, vilified as the world's ultimate killing machine, but their bad-boy image is all wrong, according to these guys. >> i haven't had a single bad day with sharks in 35 years of doing business. >> if there is a shark around, you're likely to find jim in the water with the camera. >> we have 400 billion years of sharks shaping our ocean's health. and in the last 50 years on my watch we've literally destroyed it. >> one in six of all sharks that have been threatened with extinction . >> the university of miami, one of his primary missions is to study sharks in the wild so policymakers can make good policies based on science. >> i really can't express the word of value that jim brings. he can get to sharks. he can figure out what the best conditions are, and he can help us design our information based on the health of the ocean. >> this is where you will find him, making sure that the shark and the team are safe while they gather data. they're getting

sharks done like the way people taste. sharks like fish.'m not a fish. >> incredibly, 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 proble

because you've had three shark encounters. >> i've had two shark encounters and one shark attack.tatistically you will be safer with me surfing because i've had those encounters. it would be astronomical for me to have another shark attack or shark encounter. >> you're probably one of the safest guys to be in the water with. >> absolutely. let's go surfing. >> i did deadline his offering to surfing, john, du, chris lowe does dismiss the idea that sharks see humans as a food source. if they did want to eat us we would be seeing shark attacks every day in hawai'i and off the coast of southern california here. we did speak with the lifeguards, they said they haven't seen any sharks, but yesterday they did see a couple. >> jennifer london, thank you very much. still at the bottom of the hour searching for a better life. the challenges for thousands moving to europe to escape war, famine and poverty: homelessness in los angeles, it goes way beyond what can be seen on the streets. >> hi everyone, this is al jazeera america. i'm john seigenthaler. >> desperate journeys. a search of refug

kelly, you had two shark encounters, one shark attack.itting here thinking "i don't want to go in the water." i had those encounters. it would be astronomical for me to have another shark attempt or encounter. >> so you think that you are probably one of the safest guys. >> absolutely. let's go surfing. >> finally tonight, this surveillance video shows what happened when a 12-year-old boy stumbled in a museum in taipei. he wound up putting his hand through a 400-year-old masterpiece by paulo. an art restorer is trying to repair the damage to the painting, worth $1.5 million. the boy apologised and is not facing punishment. >> i'm antonio mora, thank you for joining us, with the latest news any time head to aljazeera.com. luis suarez is next with "inside story". have an agreed night. -- have a great night. reat night. [ ♪ ] >>> if educators found out they were doing something that made it hard for kids to learn, you'd think they'd stop, right. years of research is piling up spo pointing to the effects of early start times for high schooler

i'd be like, "is this a a galapagos shark?" or tiger shark or "jaws" shark? i don't know any sharks. [ laughter ] >> i had two choices. the boat was behind me, and technically safety was behind me and so were several people yelling, "come this way, come back!" >> jimmy: you can only hear it through your snorkel. >> i wasn't hearing it. it was all just visual at this point. >> jimmy: what do you do if a a big shark comes at you? >> well, he did. he came straight at me. or she came straight at me. and what you're supposed to do is slow down your heart rate and sort of just stay calm. and you -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: ocean. what do i really do? >> this is actually -- >> jimmy: slow down my heart rate. yeah, yeah, yeah. >> this is actually serious science. >> jimmy: how do you do that even? already my heart -- i can't do that. you can do that? >> i held my breath. i kind of crossed my arms. i let the shark know that i wasn't prey. i just sort of stared into his eyes -- [ laughter ] and -- i'm dead -- i'm not joking. >> jimmy: you can do that. you're zac efron. i

but the shark is dangerous.dangerous shark. this isn't something that you play with. >> absolutely. white sharks are animals implicated in many attacks on humans globally. those are low numbers, but they do attack people. >> last question on mary lee. is there a pattern of what she does? she goes from massachusetts down to florida, then comes back? what does she do? >> well, scientists like me like to think that we figured her out. it turns out that we haven't. we thought that white sharks simply move north and south. mary lee goes wherever she wants. >> and nobody is there to stop her. if she wants to go east, she's going east. thank you very much. >>> when we come back, it's miller time. does he like any of the republican contenders? miller is next. i called for help as soon as i saw her. i found her wandering miles from home. when the phone rang at 5am, i knew it was about mom. i see how hard it's been on her at work and i want to help. for the 5 million americans living with alzheimer's, and millions more wh

the exhibit also has plenty of sharks, particularly the kind it's named for -- the blacktip reef shark, what's called an apex predator. so, what is an apex predator? >> an apex predator is a top predator in an ecosystem -- for example, lions in africa, sharks in the ocean. these are the top of the food chain. these are the animals that all the small fishes eventually work up and are food for these larger fishes. >> sharks are part of the circle of life. without these predators, fish would eat up all the coral. that would kill the reef, as well as the marine animals that depend on the reef for survival. so, don't be taken in by the movie hype. >> hollywood has done an incredible disservice to sharks, making everyone afraid -- movies like "jaws" and all the take-offs of that movie. they really create an irrational fear of sharks. sharks are an important part of the ecosystem, and, actually, sharks have more to fear from us. >> this guy has something to fear? he sure does, because humans are the biggest apex predators of all. >> some cultures actually have something called shark fin soup,

shark is in the water. our shark.hat is where they live, sal. >> i know. >> that is where they are. >> i know. >> and there is a lot of food out there i might add. there is a ton of food. >> as long as you are not one. >> exactly. >>> we have mostly clear skies. patchy fog on the coast. san mateo coast. that is it. and it seems to be going parallel to the coast. 50 gz and 60s -- 50s and 60s on your temps. teaspoon should cool off a little bit. not much of a breeze, west, southwest. fairfield. water temps came down. look at monterey 61. bodega bay 58. that is it. that is it. there is pretty good moisture source streaming toward southern california. we are waiting for a system in the pacific northwest to dig down. ignacio category three. it looks like it's going to the north and east of the islands. and then it will weaken as it moves north. right now it's favoring southern california and not us. it will move in here on wednesday. and as it does we will see a little increase in the breeze and cooler temps. probably wedn

this summer dominated by shark attacks. >> it was the biggest shark i had ever seen. >> reporter: thisacks. >> it all happened very quickly. >> reporter: eight swimmers were bitten off the coast of north carolina's outer banks. just this week, off the coast -- >> it was wild pretty surreal. like it never happened. >> reporter: why would anyone voluntarily put themselves in the path of those terrifying jaws? for jeff kerr it's his job, the veteran shark week filmmaker, along with a team of researchers, has created two new cutting edge shark chasing vessels the wasp and the hornet allowing them to get closer than ever before the latest installment of air jaws. they can come face to face. with a herd off the coast of new zealand. >> it's a mobile cage that the divers can pick it up and walk around the bottom. >> reporter: of course just because it's safe doesn't mean it's not terrifying. >> duck, duck, duck! >> i turn, there's a white shark right here. you never want a white shark to get close in this head. >> reporter: in south africa, where pro surf mick fanning tang lted with a great w

as for the surfer we met earlier. >> kelly, you had two shark encounters, you've had one shark attack. i'm sitting here thinking i don't really want to go in the water with you. you seem kind of look an unlucky guy. >> i'll be honest with you everrive, i've had people say that to me a lot. i think i am the best person you would ever wanting to surfing with. >> why? >> because i've been attacked and having had two shark encounters and one shark attack statistically, you'd probably be safer with me surfing than anybody else in the water, because i've had those encounters and it would just astronomical for me to have another shark encounter or attack. >> you think you are probably one of the safest guys to be in the water. >> absolutely. let's go surfing! >> jennifer london, al jazeera, laguna beach, california. >> notice she doesn't go surfing with him. >> jet blue wants kids love of'ding to take off. the airline installed three vending machines that dispense free backs for kids in the southeast part of washington, d.c. they've given away 16,000 books. a recent study commissioned by the

we may see many more great white sharks in the weeks and months ahead. they explain why. donald trump picks a fight with the founder of facebook. we'll tell you why. >> pam :republican presidential candidate donald trump. is calling out facebook founder mark zuckerberg on the issue of immigration. trump criticized zuckerberg's push to expand h- one- b visas for tech companies. so the company can hire more foreign employees. trump wants to require higher wages for h-one-b workers. to discourage companies from hiring them. he also wants tech jobs offered to unemployed americans, before they are offered to foreign workers. in his immigration policy paper, trump says. his proposal would benefit female and minority workers in silicon valley. zuckerberg has not responded to trump's criticism. explosions rip through a popular tourist location in thailand. officials think they know who was being targeted. and a speeding car. leads to a special arrival in seattle. >> grant : and teh gian--the gis news and stadium news for the chargers and te--the raiders > > rep: and your seven da

two new shark-chasing vessels. closer than ever before the latest installment of air jaws. w.a.s.p. -- short for water armor shark protection. they can come face to face. >> the divers can actually pick it up and walk around the bottom. >> reporter: of course just because it's safe doesn't mean it's not terrifying. >> duck, duck, duck! >> i turn, there's a white shark right here. you never want a shark to get this close to your head. >> reporter: but in south africa, where pro surf mick fanning tangled with a great white, viewers watching in horror as the battle unhurled. a massive 15-foot beast out of the ocean and into the air just a few feet in front of his face. capturing the whole thing for the first time from above and below the surface. >> -- so big! >> and you can catch more shark action tonight on air jaws, walking with great whites, as discovery shweekend continues. more to shots we get like that to preserve them. >> that's the biggest shark, ever. never seen a shark that big. >>> okay, coming up on "good

most sharks found in this area aren't much of a threat to humans. >> overall the risk sharks pose is very low. the hammer heads i've always found to be actually not as threatening as they look. >> reporter: experts say as our waterways become cleaner we'll see more and more marine life, some closer to our beaches. >> wonderful. i think it's great that the marine life is propagating, making babies. >> it's a good thing there are sharks but bad because it's not safe. >> reporter: some confident swimmers say they feel confident because they'd never approach a shark. >> i read a book that said they eat early in the morning or late at night. >> they fear us, we fear them, we keep distance. >> reporter: never enter the water if you spot a shark. if you encounter one, get away from as you move away. >> the experts also say if you're being attacked, hit them in sensitive areas like the eyes, the nose, or the gills until they release you or just don't go in the water. >> that's a good idea. [ laughter ] if you think it's tough for humans, well, the seals have it a lot worse. >> you've probabl

in morro bay a shark bit off a huge chunk of a surfboard. ellenore dempsey has been suffing this morning when she thought she saw a dolphin. no. the animal jumped and took a chunk out of her surfboard. >> sitting on the board, relaxing. i looked under. i looked at the bottom. i saw a large object. and i thought, god that looks like a dolphin. we see dolphins out there a lot. next thing i knew, its body was right here. literally next to me. i thought, i've got to pat it. i thought it was a dolphin. >> other nearby surfers saw what was happening. they helped her to shore. ellenore was not hurt. lifeguards closed the beach for the weekend. >>> hack a jeep, get a job. hacking is paying off for two computer busies. >> hold on tight. >> take a look at this video. it came out last month showing these two hackers, remotely took control of a jeep cherokee and drove it into a ditch. this caused chrysler to recall more than 1 million cars. starting next week these two hackers have a new job with uber. the company hired charlie miller and chris villasec

it comes from a shark week picture.deadly beauty of the swimming chainsaws. joining me now is the natural history producer this sunday, august 30, 9:00 p.m. on the discovery channel. and i'm very interested in your life. how long have you been making these films, working with sharks, dreaming about these great features. >> by talented of the other day and i have done 41 shark documentaries in the last 20 years. >> it is a phenomenal amount of time to spend on an intriguing subject and i've always wondered if there was no movie, would we be as obsessed with and scared by sharks as a culture? >> i think that it changed everything to inspire people to want to learn about sharks after the fears subsided and is putting them into an area where i think that they are the most popular wild animal in the world and i think that they helped to inspire shark week that began in the late 1980s. >> it just seems like every year we learn more and more about these creatures. so what was one of the most surprising things through this, wha

experts have dubbed her the biggest shark ever filmed. you see, in the world of great whites females are larger than males. >> females are kind of elusive. we haven't really figured out where the females go and where they spend their time. >> reporter: chris lowe is a renowned shark expert with california state university long beach. while he did not take the video, he watched it, noting how unique markings can help researchers identify the shark and also observing how close she got to a human. >> for the most part the more we learn about their behavior the better people understand them and hopefully the less they'll fear them. >> reporter: two months ago padilla released a different clip from that same encounter. the footage viewed more than 7 million times shows a researcher essentially high-fiving a shark though padilla notes on facebook no one should ever get out of the cage. it's video of a close encounter that's impressing researchers and thrilling everyone else. joe fryer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> that will do it for us on this w

as for surfer we have met earlier. >> kelly, you've had two shark encounters, one shark attack. i'm thinking i don't want to go into the water with you. you seem like an unlucky guy. >> because i've had those encounters it would be astronomical to have another shark attack or encounter. >> you are one of the safest guys in the water you feel? >> absolutely. let's go surfing. >> jennifer london, al jazeera, laguna beach, california. >> also rare, only two times in history. after making a hole in one on the third hole at the barclays, he made another hole in one on a 220 yard par 3. finishing the tournament at 2 under. >>> and japan, winning the little league world series today, overcoming an eight-run first inning, 18-1 win, it was the biggest come back in little league world series. japan also won in 21 and 2012. -- in 2001 and 2012. i'm dancing with the stars. third rail is next. good night. good night. >>> tonight studies claim there is an em december i can of assaults on american campuses after a push by the federal government to fix that. schools have responded. more women a

a shark followed the swimmers and kayakers. nothing to be afraid of unless you're afraid of sharks.e la jolla shores area, eight to ten feet long. >> peggy? >> i'm out. that's when i am paddling as fast as i can. the shark was reportedly showing aggressive behavior. >> that's so unlike them. >> the shark then followed kayaks to the shore. >> the life guards closed the beach in case their aggressive behavior got really out of control. hammer heads are thought to be unaggressive, kind of calm compared to other sharks. however, a hammer head bit someone a few weeks ago and if this is the same shark. >>> an all day sea breeze tomorrow, keep the temperatures running fairly comfortable. gone are the 90-degree temperatures. mid 80s, the warmest spots. >> thanks very much. "nbc nightly news" is next. >>> on this saturday night, captured. authorities say they've arrested a suspect for the brazen murder of a texas sheriff's deputy. why it's being called a cold-blooded assassination. >>> desperate journey. they're coming by the thousands. refugees risking death in search of a better life. rich

especially the larger type sharks. in certain places of the world, they are very dangerous. >> reporter: the life guards warned people to stay out of the water. a couple of hours after the sighting, many wandered back in anyway. >> people are going back in. i wouldn't. >> i wouldn't either. life guards will reassess the water tomorrow morning to decide if it is safe to reopen that beach. >>> well, did you head outside and have a look at the full moon tonight? it is unusual because it is happening when the moon is at its closest approach, plus the fact it is at full moon makes it appear larger than usual. does it move that quickly? no, this is a time lapse. you can see that the moon was a gorgeous sight tonight. you would never really know if you just went and looked at it that it is closer than it usually is. it is always nice to go out and have a look at the moon. after all, the earth is the first planet out from the sun to actually have a moon. >>> and we have hurricanes, too, tonight. one in the atlantic, one in the

in shark attacks. if this >> reporter: more charged that stop you from surfing? "no" >> reporter: clive if we get a lot moisture possible with only know all the fresh water coming down from streams of tears and francisco could push the sharks and wales further out to sea. >> pam: mix of extreme heat means the golden state the crispy brown state. 12 million trees dried up because the drought all. the deadwood means risk of wildfire extremely high. sen kron 4 vicki to talk with one the bay area to talk with one of the bay area's most respected tree experts. to find out why so many >> reporter:for michael bonfante a healthy majestic redwood is a sight to behold. he's devoted his entire life to all things green - he built the famous tree theme park - bonfante gardens now gilroy gardens. so when he sees dried up suffering trees - it hurts. but as the drought drags on, more trees will shrivel up and die. which means even more fuel for fires. politicos, and it was for maturities would cancel. will snap if it

the shark took a bite out of the big board. other surfers helped her getaway from the shark. >> the season was different, this year when i want to the shore, not above my ankles. >> reporter: you were down there this week. >> reporter: i'm down there as much as possible, mentally i'm still there. >> reporter: you didn't see any sharks. >> reporter: no. >> so far so good route 100, it's drive, not a lot of attractive out there, just yet. if you're hopping on the trains, west trenton and lansdale and doylestown lines we had delays, but the trains are on time now. buses 101 and 102 trolleys. in less than a week, back on the trolleys no more busses at least that's how it's scheduled. >> reporter: yesterday we heated up with 91 for the high. today is a similar day, 91 degrees is the high. well above average it's going up from here, get used to the heat we're really sticking with it. let's look around, the travel delays getting the green sign throughout the area. philadelphia boston, chicago, orlando, in atlanta they are getting rain

> reporter: long beach state professor chris low runs the shark lab. >> the sharks are curious abouthe whole system and will come over, swim right by the it. >> reporter: he and students have been tagging great whites this summer. they have captured gopro video of the babies bumping the camera curious about what's watching them. >> haven't seen any indications that these sharks are actually trying to bite anything or anyone. the bumps again may be just curiosity. if that begins to change, then we really have to try to figure out why. >> reporter: in newport beach, kpix 5. >>> still ahead, plenty of cheers for this college freshman. see the amazing shot that won him a lot more than bragging him a lot more than bragging rights. ,,,, ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. [female announcer] if the most is the staying awake part, day sleep train has your ticket to a better night's sleep. because when brands compete, you save during mattress price wars. save up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get interest-free financing until 2018 on tempur-pedic. plus, helpful adv

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seals are a shark's favorite food. last month, two cape cod beaches closed, blood in the water, after a great white caught a seal and spat it up right on the beach. incredibly, this high-flying seal got away, but the marine biologists say the next seal that shark encountered in the water, not so lucky. researchers with the shark conner conservancy told us they had never seen a great white breach all the way out of the water like that. that shark, clearly determined to get a meal. david? >> that's right. dinner brings them closer to shore. david wright, thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. and we have breaking developments after rosie o'donnell's public plea for help today. her own teenage daughter missing for a time. we have new developments tonight just coming in, what authorities are now saying. >>> former president jimmy carter's health battle. he is ready to speak publicly for the first time. >>> and we've seen so many of these cases, dads, baby in one hand, reaching f

you had two shark encounters, one shark attack.itting here thinking i don't want to the go in the water with you. kund. >> i've had those encounters, it would be astronomical to have another attack or encounter. >> you think that you are one of the safest guys in the water? >> absolutely. let's go surfing >>> and take a look at this. two holes in one in the same round. happened three times in pga history. brian harman putting together a remarkable final round at the bark lis, after a hole in one on the third. making another 11 holes later on the 220 yard par 3. harman shooting a 68, finishing the tournament 2-under. japan winning the little league world series championship. overcoming eight runs in a first innings deficit to claim an 18-11 win over the team. it was the largest comeback in little league series. the victor giving japan a third championship, and won in 2001 and 2012. thank you for joining us, i'm del walters in new york. back at 11. >> the colorado river. the lifeblood of the american west. from the rockies down to me

my friend yelled out, there's a shark, head back in.ond or two later he went under the water. >> police say people walking on the beach helped save his life by using surfboard leg ropes as tourniquet tourniquets. this is an attack from earlier this month. mick fanning fought off a shark on live tv during a surfboard competition. he was dragged off his board and pulled under. a rescue and he returned shafl to shore. >>> all right. good saturday morning. meteorologist michelle griffin. lots of sunshine in the area. it will be hot, to the heat wave does continue. that's the headline this saturday morning. we're used to 90s, see 90s probably today and tomorrow and at least the first half of the workweek. the heat wave does continue. lots of sunshine. to the north mount pocono showers, thunderstorms, that would be about it. then we'll see a break in the heat by wednesday. 76 in philadelphia winds out of the southwest at 10 miles per hour. temperatures to the north and west mainly in the sick. 64 in allentown as well as pottstown 71. in westc

that includes the maco sharks.live birth. >> i'm glad i asked. and also, the shark was found off the coast of mexico. is this where there's a lot of shark activity? >> we are seeing tremendous bursts in the population of great white sharks around the world. and there's two reasons why. one is we're not vilifying the great white sharks. we protect them more. they're more respected. we're seeing more here in new england, we have a huge bumper crop of seals. and more seals means more predators. and in the case of seals and sea lions, it's great white sharks. south africa, coasts of mexico, coast of australia and california is where we're starting to see a lot of great white shark activity. >> and quickly when you see a shark of this size, granted, we're thinking she's pregnant, but does size and aggression -- are those one in the same, or not necessarily? >> the great shark question, does size matter? >> that's what i'm asking! >> the truth is, you're really no more in jeopardy of a shark, whether it's gigantic or sma

she saw the shark's tail thrashing. she had to get 90 stitches after being bitten below the knee. >> are you afraid to get back in the water? >> not really. what are the chances you'll get bit by a shark twice. so, i mean, i'm pretty sure i'm good for life. >> set for life. i love it. she's ready to start fifth grade this week. hers was the second shark bite summer. two large sharks were spotted there on the day of her attack. >>> a week from right now, we'll all know the winner of the little league world e series. >> and some professional athletes to show you with our guys at espn. >> kevin connors, john anderson. you want guys to get out of the preseason healthy. >> somebody move my cheese. jordy nelson. against the steelers. routine pitch and catch. he makes the turn. te goes down. to the mri tube. packers fear it's a torn acl. walking fine. torn acl would cost him his entire season. >>> dodgers and astros. clayton kershaw. no decision. bottom ten, jason castro. second game-ending home run this season. the astros swe

researchers call her "deep blue," a female shark. at the time this video was taken, pregnant and hungry. just how big she is, is hard to say. researchers' best guess, more than 20 feet long and probably pushing 5,000 pounds. deep blue is believed to be around 50 years old. deep blue was found by the discovery channel crew. they are planning to share more thrilling shark moments during "shweekend" on discovery, later this month. >> wow, we got a really big shark around the boat. >> reporter: now this just released video providing a new look at this gargantuan creature, both frightening and fascinating. researchers have been tracking deep blue ever since they shot that video off the west coast of mexico. it's rare for a great white shark to be longer than 16 or 17 feet. david, this is truly one of the biggest great white sharks ever recorded alive. >> ron, our thanks to you. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this wednesday night. your money tonight, we're back on the case. charities and swindlers who ask for you

mike: it is a baby shark. >> it is still a shark and has teeth. mike: i guess. teresa: when was the last time you wrestled a shark? robert: mike has the muscles to do it. mike: well, let's see what is going on out there. the average high 82. we have dropped down to 79 degrees. it is warm and sticky at the same time. it is one of those days again. we have 74 right now at newark. 72 in belmar. 66 in poughkeepsie. so temperatures are much warmer than we see this time of the year and the humidity levels are high. dew points are higher too. around the 60s and making us in the uncomfortable range and almost oppressive. we have mainly clear skies right now. high pressure is in control and allowing the winds to come up from the south and that brings up the heat and the humidity. it is here. it has been here a couple of days. the low 90s today. coming in at 90 or below tomorrow. the humidity is hanging out for the majority of the week. wednesday we have chances of rain. the temperatures are coming back down at that time. we got mostly sunny skies today. hot and humid. sh

the brand new technology to shop shark attacks.nd friends first continues right now. >> good morning to you. welcome to "fox & friends first". i am heather childers. we start with a fox news alert. police hunting down an alert in memphis at this hour. they are now expanding through the city. officer shawn bolton is gunned down on the job. >> there is brand new information we learn about the faithful moments leading up to his death. >> this is the third time a memphis police officer has been killed in the line of duty in the past four years. some people who witnessed the shooting immediately called 911 for help. >> please, please hurry up. >> are you on the north side? >> he is shot. officer is shot. >> living in the southeast memphis area shawn bolton was shot after approaching a legally parked car. the man got out of the car and shot him. the 33-year-old officer died from the gunshot. police are making a massive search for the suspect wilbourn. >> you are looking at a coward. he's a coward. you gun down you murder a police officer

the shark grabbed his leg and knocked him off his board. the former boxer punched the shark. it bit his arm in the struggle. beach-goers saved his life by using surf boat ropes as tourniquette. he is now in serious condition. >> my friend craig yelled out, there's a shark, head back in. and second or two later, he went under. and it was basically like watching [ indiscernible ] in replay. >> he is talking about this unforgettable video. earlier this month surfer mick fanning fought off a shark by punching. it was caught on tv. fanning can't catch a break. he was back in the water saturday for the first time since the attack and spotted another shark. he got out right away on a jet ski. >> don't blame him. >>> earlier in this newscast we saw just how unpredictable the fire in lake county can be. cate caugiran shows us it's also keeping pg&e crews on their toast. toes -- on their toes. >> reporter: it's day 3 of the rocky fire and we can give you a wider look at the devastating aftermath how expansive the damage was done to this area and this rocky steep terrain. and i know it'

the same day, another shark near san diego. reportedly eight to ten feet long, spotted saturday underneath kayakers. >> he came close enough to the swimmers to be concerned. the swimmers climbed on board some kayaks that were nearby and were escorted to the beach safely, the whole time the shark was following the kayaks. >> reporter: beachgoers near la jolla cove and shores, popular beach and tourism spots, evacuated. >> i saw the fin. it was like going over to the kayakers and it was a hammerhead shark and it was being feisty. >> reporter: at a time when technology is letting professionals film sharks closer than ever, this footage from "shweekend" airing now on discovery. this damaged board, and the kayaker's video, signs of encounters too close for those just trying to enjoy the waves. the beach near la jolla reopened this morning. the state beach to the north is still closed. authorities will wait 72 hours before anyone is allowed back in the water. tom? >> ryan, thank you so much. >>> and the u.s. open begins tomorrow. for

the shark ended up on the shore there. you can seat man picked it up and showed it off before carrying it into the water. there have been a number of shark sightings this summer along the jersey shore. i would never do that. >> no. he is brave and caring. >>> sal is checking in on traffic. we're talking about back to school sal so everybody needs to be extra careful. remember there will be a lot of kids out there. >> yeah and there will be more slow downs. so remember you will be taking a little bit more time. leave the house early. >> that is hard to avoid sometimes. >> eat your breakfast. let's go. let's take a look at what we have now. traffic will be okay if you are leaving the house early it's probably good. highway 4 is already getting a little bit crowded coming up to the willow pass grade. nothing major on 680 from the benicia bridge to walnut creek and highway 24 looks good from lafayette. bigically from walnut creek to oakland. we're looking at the peninsula and traffic there has improved. 80 westbound hercules t