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of course, everyone is worried about the sharks, and concerned about the sharks. these boats will actually be leading the swimmers back to shore. these are the pilot boats and these are the boats they will be following as they swim the mile and half from alcatraz to the shoreline area. they are making their way across the bay and into this area. the boats are set to leave about 7:00 to 7:30 a.m. this morning and swimmers are set to jump into the water at around 8:10 a.m. organizers told me there has been lots of awareness about the shark attacks, the shark attack that we have that dramatic video of. if there had been a second incident within one week he probably would have rethought this or figured out exactly what they were doing come but since it was an isolated incident they will go ahead with the event as planned. 60 swimmers making their way from alcatraz to the shore. the organizer told me that they have a waitlist, so there were no cancellations and people were still eager to take part in this. this event though, only open to dolphin club members. so again,

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sharks. >> reporter: david mcguire is a research scientist and shark stewards. he says the video shows something never before seen in the san francisco bay. a white shark attacking its prey. >> it's actually a sign that maybe the san francisco bay is getting a little healthier. that you have top predators coming in. >> sharks tend to follow their food. seals and sea lions are staples. mcguire says sick and starving sea lions show a need for more predators like white sharks. at krisy field no one is dipping their toes in the water thinking of sharks. >> a great white shark? i didn't know those come into the bay. that is pretty scary actually. >> i thought they stopped at the golden gate. >> they can and do. >> but that doesn't mean white sharks are looking for a snack along the bay shores. >> there are people swimming, enjoying the bay every single day without risk of shark attacks. there is much higher risk like getting hit by a boat. >> this morning we caught up with pretty educated swimmers who braved the waters of the san francisco bay. here's what they had t

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sharks. the larger sharks tend to be further out. you heard the expert himself if you don't feel comfortable don't go out in the water, but heed the warnings if you decide to. and that means brian that every time this sort of thing happens a shark is cited you should avoid getting in it was for a couple of days. by the way it is worth noting that attacks of sharks on human beings are still extremely rare. >> absolutely. but you know joe i kind of get the sense from the way you're asking the scientist the question, that you kind of have a personal interest in this. >>reporter: well, like a lot of people i go out in this water i swim this the bay not in ocean but there are mentive surfers we've seen. it's a passion for a lot of people in this area so they are paying close attention. i have talked to several s people about this who have been out here and in the bay swimming and no one's changing their actions yet. but as more and more sightings come if it's certainly fodder for conversation. >>

all shark attacks in hawaii happen in these months when tiger sharks are pregnant and scientists feed more aggressively. matt gutman, abc news, los angeles. >> owners of thousands of hondas, the air bags may be detective. the automaker recalling 300,000 accords because side bags can inflate when the doors are slammed. the side impact sensors may be detective in 2008 and nine cars. noticed will go out to owners in december. >> the number of americans filing for unemployment has hit a milestone. the average number of claims hit a 42-year low last week. after only 1,000 people filed for unemployment. employers appear to be cutting back on layoffs. that's a sign of economic recovery. the jobless rate is at a seven-year low at 5.1%. >>> earlier this week here on the program, we expressed our affection for stuff that happens in key west. >> we like key west. and the annual fantasy fest going on right now, well, we can just -- we can't help ourselves. >> one of the week's more popular events is the pet masquerade. beak it's a group of people and their pets doing dance numbers and staging sk

right at the site of the shark attack. jean elle is in san francisco with more on the shark sighting, which was caught on camera. >> reporter: the aquarium of the play launched its sharks of alcatraz program. and a real shark showed up for lunch. it was all caught on tape. it's a rare sighting. but experts say those big sharks are in the bay more often than we think. a security camera onboard an alcatraz cruise's ferry, shows a white shark shooting out of the water with a seal in its mouth. a shark attack, right next to the irelasland. >> i knew what i was seeing. >> reporter: he was in the pilot house of the boat. he said it was surreal. >> the blood in the water. and saw the shark thrashing around. >> reporter: down at the dolphin club and aquatic park, members are training for the 35th escape from alcatraz triathlon. 59 swimmers are signed up to jump in the water at the scene of the shark attack. >> it will be an interesting saturday morning. i think people have some nerves about going in the water. that was a pretty bi

no one is dipping their toes in the water thinking about sharks. >> a great white shark? i didn't know that those come in to the bay. that's pretty scary actually. >> why do you think that we have stopped at the golden gate? we can't go past the bridge. >> i guess we can't. >> yes, they can as you can see right there. this is the first time that these experts say that they are seeing them actually feed inside the bay. certainly not the first time they've been spotted in the bay. this month is what those sharks are sharktober migrating from hawaii and the numbers really peak here in october. if you're thinking of going swimming and surfing, they'll be gone by february. >> yes, for those that are swimming or surfing, these sharks are now feeding inside that bay. does it mean that it is less safer? >> this is a rare occurrence and they say no that it doesn't mean that you're any less safe by getting out there in the water, but they do say that you should always be aware of your surroundings. that it's always safer to swim and surf in groups with some safety in numbers there.

>> out of inwhere, a huge shark just slams me and pulls -- out of nowhere, a huge shark just slams me and pulls me under. >> reporter: he worked to hawaii years ago and surfed the waters nearly every day. this encounter was unlike any other shark tale. >> the shark was, you know, still on me, all over me, just being relentless. usually most sharks swim away after they hit something. this shark would not go away. >> reporter: colin fought, punched, and battled with the 13 foot tiger shark for several terrifying minutes. >> i put my happened right at his mouth and he chomped my hand. >> reporter: help arrived in the form of a fellow surfer who beat the shark with a paddle. in the end, the shark took colin's left leg and a finger, but certainly not his spirit. >> if you look at the glass half empty, you can go, you know, down a dark path. path. surgeries are planned, prosthetics will be required, calling. >> surfing is my passion and my love. so you know, knowing that i'll be back out there one day is what makes me go forward. >> reporter: colin will meet with doctors next week at spaldi

reporter: it was a shark. eugene struggled out of the water. >> that's when my daughter said to me daddy how come your back is all bloody, this was the damage. a mean gash down his back. the headlines blared the news. >> that night i started having pretty serious chest and back pains. reporter: when he got home it only got worse. so he went to st. elizabeth's in brighton. >> the pain was caused by interior bruising of the thoracic cavity due to blunt force trauma. reporter: it was what they told him next that hit harder than any shark. >> they had discovered a growth or a tumor on my right kidney about the size of a walnut. reporter: it was cancer and two weeks ago a doctor took it out. >> if this hadn't happened with the shark causing me to go in with this chest pain i would have never known about this cancer. >> the situation saved his life that's pretty fascinating when you think about it. >> i feel fortunate. i feel like i've gotten a second chance at life i'm not going to blow it. >> the doctor says catch

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however this is the shark season b.o whether or not this shows how the food web is shifting, i don't know if the video shows that in particular, but we are definitely seeing the food shift where the el niÑo and the warming waters are seeing. >> what would you tell people the aquatic park out there so populated with swimmers. we see beaches closed when there is a park sighting, not necessarily a human or surfer, still encouraging people to get out in to san francisco bay to go swim? >> totally. i think sharks have a bit of a bad reputation. they are very efficient at what they do, they are very good predators. people are not very appealing to sharks. and there is plenty of sea lions and seals around, that's what they like to eat, a lot of that blubber that people don't. shark bites on humans are so rare. these animals themselves are very rare. so really your risk is so low and certainly hasn't changed just because of this one sighting. i would say risk is extremely low. >> and do sharks swim together up and down the ocea

shark sightings are rare for the area, but that video alone and i'm good on the sharks. >> me too. >> check in with anthony. how is it looking? >> tomorrow is not the greatest day for the peacbeach we are tag about cloud cover. the storm system that we are watching and it extends all the way down to southern california. tomorrow when you wake up, expect a mainly cloudy sky. we are cool and temperatures are mainly in the 50s and tomorrow temperatures are coming down and we will see mostly cloudy and san francisco and points north we are talking about the chance of a few showers. not a lot. enough to hit the ground wet. that's going to fall apart and we are not talking about all day rain. if you are headed to the north day, we are not temperatures tomorrow are fall-like. for pacifica. mainly cloudy and on and off drizzle. even ocean beach. definitely across parts of the north bay. back into the low 70s. and we are expecting showers and light stuff across the north bay. and also for the trivalleys. we have a chance of rain in the forecast as we move towards the upcoming week. a system wi

the recent string of shark sightings. is raising some concerns. guard says, some 20- great white sharks were recently seen. less than a quarter- mile from shore. but as kron four's charles clifford tells us. experts say, it should not stop you from jumping into the water. >> charles :two weeks ago tourists captured this amazing vehicle--video in ocean beach in san francisco >>:i think and they have always been your but now we are finally seeing them because people are looking more closely >> charles :she says the appearance of sharks is not that unexpected >>:ag, appear to snack on marine animals and that is what they do >>:i think they're beautiful a lot of people do not think of them as being the same kind of sentient creatures as mammals are but if you spend enough time with them and see their personalities they're actually pretty cool >> charles :this a shark attacks on people are rare but they should be approached with caution or just avoided altogether >>:your chances of being attacked and killed by a shark are very very small but that being

it shows what appears to be a eight to ten-foot shark attacking a seal or a sea lion. >> the shark iswhat many have come to refer to as a great white. >> they need no superlative. they are great, so we call them white sharks. >> david mcguire a research scientist with california academy of scientists. he says the video shows something never before seen in the san francisco bay. a white shark attacking its pray. >> it is san francisco bay. you have top predators coming in. >> sharks tend to follow their food, fields and sea lions are staples. mcguire says sick and starving sea lions coming to shore this year show a need for more predators like white sharks. >> and no one is dipping their toes in the water thinking about sharks off alkatr as island. >> in is pretty scary. >> they can't get past. we can't go past the bridge. i guess they can. >> they can, and do. >> it's jaws. >> but that doesn't mean white sharks are looking for a snack along the bay mother. >> there are people swimming, enjoying the bay every single day without risk of shark attack. there are much higher risks like get

. >> and a tough 10-year-old takes on a shark. the shark bit him on wednesday and he is expected back at school next week. amazing. we'll hear what he had to say about that scary attack. with cancer, early detection can mean life or death. so, when chris brown and will pauls would recklessly deny access to basic health services like mammograms and annual exams, it makes a real difference in women's lives. chris brown voted against funding for cancer screenings. and will pauls opposed funding for clinics that provide access to mammograms - life-saving procedures women rely on. chris brown and will pauls: a risk that women in atlantic county can't afford. >> newly released surveillance video showing bullets flying as bikers ran for cover during a deadly brawl in waco, texas, and what you're watching took place back in may. nine people were killed that day when two rival bike gangs clashed on the patio of this restaurant. authorities charged 177 people after the shoot-out. >> we have new information about the canadian whale watching

usually most sharks swim away. this shark would not go away. >> colleen sdpouth fought and fought and -- fought and punched and battled. fellow surfer who beat the shark with a battle. in the end the shark took colleen -- colleen's left his left leg and a finger. >> surgeries are planned and property threatics will be required. the water he said is calling. >> surfing is my passion and my love. knowingly be out there one day keep s me wants to go forward. >> the road to a recovery is a long one. colin tells me he is headed back to hawaii afterwards. >> the shark attack brings that number to 19. this --. >>> tonight a republican showdown on stage. ten candidates are debating with an eye on the new front runner. jon keller joins us now with a closer look. >> going into this debate we wonders would new poll leader ben carson -- [ indiscernible ] the apparent answers, no, no, and no. >> my great concern is that we are on the verge perhaps of taking someone that could not do this job. strategic cutting. >> when ben cars

bit his leg. >> took me a second it was massive shark was op my leg.nd of had to push him off with his hand. i some some fingers and stuff and punched him with my other and got a little bit of a break free and swam up. as soon as i swam up he yelled at him. >> he rushed over to help his friend he got colin on his board and they paddled back to shore. >> i had no idea that his, you know, that his hands were so damaged at the time, and he held on the entire time and we got hit by waves and sets and the shark was not going away. and continued, you know, to follow us in. but the guy i couldn't have more respect for this guy. >> colin credits his friend for saving his life. >> he definitely look like an angel from heaven. >> a group of people placed a tourniquet on his leg much doctors to amputate most of his left leg after the attack. and his hands were also injured when he punched the shark. >> colin shoder showed us the surveillance board he was on when he was tack. 25-year-old took his first steps two days after he got to the hospital and tells me even

: david mcguire, director of shark stewards, a shark conservation group wants to point out the sharks pointed out by the coast guard were not clustered in one place. >> it's not a school or swarm or vicious of man eating sharks, they are preying on the normal prey which is seals and sealions. that said, you have this situation and the other one of alcatraz, in my people nervous to go into the water. if people are afraid to go into the water, this may not be the best time to go in. wait until the sharks leave the coast until later in the year. and if you are not afraid, go ahead and swim. we all have risk in our lives, use the best information and use that risk to regulate your behavior. >> reporter: joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> 21 minutes before 5:00, bulldozers washed up at bay area love on purpose. why it's actually a good thing. >>> and what is cool about your school? email your nominations to us, coolschools@kpix.com and we may feature your school on our show. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, coast guard teamed up yeste to free a humpback whale. the whale became tangled in net of a lobster trap off t c

a security crew caught the shark with the seal in his mouth. triathlon organizers are monitoring for shark activity. >> the chatter is it's going to be an interesting saturday morning. i think people have some nerves about going in the water. that was a pretty big pool of red blood there by alcatraz. >> that would be disconcerting if you're participating in the triathlon. >> it's believed to be the first white shark attack in the bay area ever caught on camera. research shows it's not the first time a white shark has been in the bay and it probably will not be the last. >>> with the possibility of el nino bringing heavy rainfall this winter, leaders of five agencies will meet today to discuss winter preparedness and flood protection efforts. almost hard to believe with the drought we've been having. members of the joint power authority are concerned about potential flooding issues if the heavy rains materialize. the s today's meeting takes place in east palo alto. >> maybe they're opinion timmists about the el nino weather pattern. >> i know on

it's a shark! it's a big shark! i thought it was two sharks because it was big and long. torso in front. i saw the tail in the back. and, i was like astonished. oh my god, this is huge. >> reporter: you can see the big shark breaching the water with a seal or sea lion in its mouth. this is a first known openly viewed attack here by a great white ever. alcatraz viewers couldn't believe their eyes. >> for this to happen is maybe like, once in a lifetime. >> reporter: cell phone video shot from the dock that we saw over the weekend gave a closer look at the magnificent killing machine which experts say is up to ten feet long. buff it didn't catch the breach. >> it went under. it got the seal again. went under by the dock. i saw the body come up and it was big and round and gray and white on the bottom. i knew this was a big shot. >> reporter: they were eager to release this video knowing many people take the tour to see the history of alcatraz, many more may want to see nature in the making. i'm john sasaki, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> and as you look out at our temperatures, a cou

oh my gosh it's a shark, a big shark. i thought it was two sharks because it was big and long and i saw the torso spark and that tail in their back and i was like astonished. like oh my gosh this is huge. >> reporter: the big shark breaching the water with a seal or sea lion in its mouth as dramatic of a move you'll see since it is the first attack here by the great white ever. >> and the supervisor, they couldn't believe their eyes. for this to happen that it might be maybe a lifetime. >> reporter: the cell phone video would give you a closer look at the killing machine up to 10 feet long, but it didn't catch the debris. >> it went under and kept that again. and that it was hit by that dock and i saw their body cam up and it was gray on top and white on the bottom as i knew right away that it will be a big shark. >> reporter: they were eager to release their video, knowing that they would take the tour to see the history. and many more might jump on board to show you that in the making. in san francisco i'm john sasaki k

they saw a shark make a meal out of a sea lion by alcatraz. joe vazquez finds out how often it happens in the bay. >>reporter: this is the south end rogue rowing club. i actually swim out here in the bay. beautiful area right here. but you know, in fact they host alcatraz swims of what we heard a little shocking. yesterday around noon a great white shark attacking a sea lion. >> holy. >> it probably came from the bay. >>reporter: some of the video is too graphic to show on tv. a family of tourists on the san francisco bay shot this cell phone video yesterday and posted it to youtube. you could see the blood in the water. then the fin of the great white begins to emerge circling. a younger member of the party gets excited about seeing a shark eat a sea lion. >> a frenzy. that's a great white. >> it's extremely way to have this on a white shark. the first one that's ever been record. >>reporter: the on profit group shark stewards say it's not unusual to see but not unusual to eat a sea loon. >> that is their natural prey. 90% of humans that get

. >> swimmers not afraid of sharks.otivation that kept some of the tri athletes in the water today. it'll be here before you know it. hello, halloween. it's the one night when everybody dresses up. and that includes dinner. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. >> breaking news right now that we are following from near the stanford campus. one person is dead after a head-on crash. it happened after 7:00 tonight on the boulevard just east of campus drive near the stanford golf course. if you know the area, no word on what caused the head on collision. there is word that it is a volkswagen passat, one of the vehicles involved. we have a crew headed to the scene for more information. we'll bring you updates as we get them on the area ond online. more small earthquakes. the biggest one at 2.9 this afternoon. let's look at the earthquakes in t

have sharks ever been spotted so far into the bay? >> well, this was a really big shark. between eight and ten feet long. biologists tracked other sharks using radio transmitters, but never one that made it out to alcatraz island. this is a rare look at a great white feeding on a sea lion in san francisco bay. the video was shot by tourists this weekend. what's more unique about this, it may be the first time a shark was spotted in san francisco bay. >> there's never been an encounter with a human in the bay, but there has been one. >> reporter: the video quickly made the round at the dolphin swimming club where they are training for a race this weekend. they will jump in where the video was shot. >> it was scary to see a pool of blood. it's something you think about out there. >> 80 swimmers are expected to compete in the race. long time swimmer james says sharks have probably been feeding in the bay for a while. >> you can escape. >> reporter: october has been dubbed sharktober by surfers because the predators are more active in the area. >> life guards will post there'

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. >>> already, still ahead, a shark saved for a fitchburg man. yes says his encounter with the shark off california ultimately saved his life. >>> a deadly confrontation. he was running for office in new hampshire but now he's on the wrong side of the law after allegedly attacking an animal. >>> and a driver loses control of his truck heading on a crash in dorchester. more on the investigation, coming up in on 7news. i'm a committed conservative that believes in getting results. we made florida number one in job creation... 1.3 million new jobs, 4.4 percent growth, higher family income, eight balanced budgets, and tax cuts eight years in a row that saved our people and businesses 19 billion dollars. and if i am elected president, i'll show congress right to rise usa is responsible for >> this is exit 15 west if you're familiar with the area down there. a tanker truck has exploded. large flames shooting out from the tanker truck, thick black smoke also pouring out there. the northbound lanes are closed in that area. as you can see, fire crews are

he says the shark pulled him for several minutes. he hit that shark repeatedly until he could finally get away. he insists he is lucky because he knows this could have been a whole lot worse. >> if you look at the glass half empty, you know, you can go, you know, down a dark path. >> despite the attack, cook says he hasn't lost his passion for surfing and in fact can't wait to get back to hawaii and back in the water. >> that is one brave man. >> very, very strong. >> so eric fisher got the plum assignment tonight. he is down at gillette stadium. if you really squint, you can see him down there on the sideline. >> he's got that big, beaming smile. eric, we couldn't have dreamed better weather than this. i mean this is as good as it gets in late october. >> it's fantastic out here. i'm happy to be down here but people at home should know we leave before kickoff. i'lling back at the -- i'll be back at the station before the game begins. we'll look at the changing weather conditions. i want to you watch the flags here off the goal posts

one minute he was body boarding and the next struggling with a shark. ahead hear from him about how he escaped. >> a temporary home has gotten upgrades. if you are looking to adopt a best friend they improved. see how the redesign benefits pets and potential owners. >>> coming up on 20 minutes before 5:00. we are getting a cooler start this morning. clear skies, so you need a jacket but this afternoon we'll see a warm-up into the near low 60s this afternoon. right now 54 degrees, the temperatures are still cooling at this hour. a little bit of a breeze out of the west-northwest is helping with that. we'll stay clear, just a few scattered clouds at times but mostly it's sunshine. there are showers way to the north. doesn't look like those will be affecting us today or for halloween. mount pocono this afternoon, 50 degrees. 57 degrees in allentown. some spots will reach into the low 60s, get close to it like trenton, mount holly and norristown. sunny skies at the shore. 60 in atlantic city. vineland and dover warm into the upper 50s this afternoon. and ph

a video shows a shark devouring a seal. >> it's unusual to see so many sharks off our coastline. >> reporter: the director of a conservation group said the shark were not clustered in one place. >> it's not a cool school or swarm. it's not a group of vicious of man eating sharks. they're preying on their prey of expels sea lions. >> you have this situation. you have the other off alcatraz. may make people nervous to go in the water. >> if people are afraid to go in the water, this may not be the best time. wait until the shark leave at the end of the year. >> reporter: if people are not afraid -- just to ahead and swim? >> well, we all have risks in our lives, and use the best information available and use that risk with -- to regulate your behavior. >> reporter: joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> dramatic video shows the impact of a powerful earthquake in south asia. we'll have the latest on the casualties and damage across two countries. >>> and tragedy aboard a whale- watching boat in canada. what investigators said likely caused the vessel to capsize. >>> from the kpix weather center, good afterno

he's a survivor of a shark attack. his left leg had to be amputated and he lost parts of two fingers but he's still here to tell his story. >> everything he is surreal. >> the attack happened in hawaii. cook moved to oahu to surf and be in the water every day. weeks ago he was sitting on his board waiting for a wave. >> out of nowhere a huge shark just slams me and pulls me under. >> even though he had seen sharks in the water before, he had a hard time grasping what was happening. >> i saw a huge shark on my leg and pushed off with my left hand i was punching it with my right hand. >> a surfer used his paddle to hit the shark. >> the shark was still on me all over me just kind of being relentless. >> in the ambulance, he borrowed a cell phone to call his dad. >> saying dad, you're going to go crazy, don't worry. >> cook was right. this video from rehab shows him working hard to recover. >> suffering is my passion, my love. knowing i'll be back out there one day keeps me wanting to forward. >> and monday cook is actual

. >>> the month of october has another name around these parts, shark tober, a great white shark in thebay last saturday ferociously catching its lunch it may seem like bad timing for swimmers to plan a race across the bay. as jonathan bloom escapes today's escape from alcatraz triathltr try@long has some people worried. >> reporter: long before the big triathlon called escape from alcatraz the original was much tougher. >> it's unique and strenuous. >> reporter: every year san francisco's dolphin club still runs the original course starting with a swim from the rock at low tide, the water a cold, the currents are fierce and there is another threat. >> when i first started swimming here it was about the time that the movie jaws came out. >> it's jaws. >> reporter: but this is no movie. it's cellphone video of a great white shark der vourg a sea lion right here in the bay. >> i try not to think about it when i'm in the water. >> reporter: dolphin club swimmers have all seen the water. >> it's in the back of your head, if you are not worried about it you're thinking about it. >> reporter:

he was waiting for a wave when what's believed to be a 12 foot tiger shark bit his leg. >> it took me a second, i had to push him off, lost fingers and stuff and punched him with my other and got a little bit of a break free and swam up, i started yelling, and he's really the hero. >> he rushed over to help his friend, got caught on his eight foot board. >> paddled back to shore. >> i had no yd his hands were so damaged. we held on the entire time we good got hit by waves and sets and the shark was not going away and continued, you know, to follow us in. but you know, the guy, i couldn't have more respect for this guy. >> reporter: colon credits his friend for saving his life. a group of people helped him by placing a tourniquet on his leg. doctors had to amputate most of colon's left leg after the attack and his hands were also injured when he punched the shark. colon showed us the surf board he was on when he was attacked. >> reporter: the 25-year-old took his first steps tuesday after he got out of the hospital. he tells even moving an inch was a huge hurdle. he can go in the water

shark experts say it is a first known predatory attack from a white shark inside the bay.least captured on video. some experts say this is a good sign for the bay. at least the health of the bay. researchers have tracked white sharks into the bay before. our experts say they are probably entering the front of the bay. following their pray and exiting. many of the seals at least resting here on pier 39. experts say you will be seeing more of this coming because of the slidty of the water effects what is going on because of the drought. and so we will be seeing a lot more of that. possibly in the bay and in the coming days. back to you. >>> all right we will tell our friends behind you i say hi. i wish them >>> okay from -- just about an hour ago southwest airline said the technical problem has been fixed. ktvu fox 2 news janine de la vega is live at mineta san jose airport. things are looking much better aren't they? >> yes -- and this morning no flights have been delayed at -- they have been telling travel everies to arrive two house ahead of time and print their boarding

. >>> the survivor of a shark attack is talking from his hospital bed. it happened off the coast of hawaii last week and lee says the shark was relentless so he made an attempt to break free. >> he pulled me down one last time and i reached out and put my finger in his eye and pulled out his eyeball and he let go, i was holding the eyeball and treaded water the father and son canoeing nearby heard his screams and brought him to shore, lee lost a foot and goes to surgery today to survive the other. >>> the man accused of killing a 4-year-old girl in a road rage incident is in court and the judge called it one of the worst crimes he has ever seen. >> do you have questions about anything else yet? >> those are the only two words uttered by the alleged killer of lily garcia. >> this is one of the worst crimes ever alleged in this city. >> prosecutors say it happened when the accused murderer cut off lily's father allen and he allegedly fired four shots at his truck one striking lily in the head and they detailed his violent history including an arrest for ro

that shark was in her living room -- normally, a shark-free zone!obody would have seen that coming! and had all the people in that house been packing their own sharks, that shark would have gone next door! all right! (applause) >> larry: that's what would have happened! i know, we've just created a horrible scenario for the neighbors, but we're just talking about this shark-free zone. but the horrible suggestions step doesn't just end with the media. we also have to hear from a presidential hopeful. >> it's very sad to see, but i resist the notion -- and i had this challenge as governor, because we had -- look, stuff happens. (audience reacts) >> larry: "stuff happens," jeb? i'm sorry, are you running for president or just looking to set up a t-shirt stand at the beach? (laughter) i don't get it! how could you say something like that! you know what, that's not fair. "stuff happens" may have been taken out of context. let's let him finish. >> ...look, stuff happens. there's always a crisis, and the impulse is always to do something, and it's not nece

sharks get a 3-2 lead.ut, that was the high point for san jose, islanders would go on to score four unanswered goals, winning 6-3. the sharks lose their first game of the year. their record standing, 4-1. they will be in new york to take on the rangers. >> >> 49ers runningback limited this week, but the coach will fully expect him to play, to day. runningback reggie bush, another story. not expected to play because of the lingering calf injury. the niners looking to bounce back from the heartbreaker in new york that dropped their record 1-4. kickoff at 1:25 this afternoon at levi's, oakland raiders on a bye this week. >> >> some of the biggest names in golf this weekend, but it was one hometown star that you might not expect was turning heads. top golfers joining huge crowds. in napa county, but here he is, one well-known player more known for his three-pointers than his deep drives, stepm currie of the warriors, showing he has game on the golf course as well. >> we are in the middle of preseason, we get a

he had a bad bite on hi leg and cuts on his hand casing he fought off the shark. >>> a shark attack in earlier this summer wound up saving a man's life. kind of a wild story. eugene phinney was vacationing in huntington beach when a shark charged him in the water. he was left with a huge gash across his back. later i experienced some chest pain so he went to the hospital. here's where it gets interesting. doctors took an x-ray and discovered a small cancerous growth on his kidney. >> if this hadn't happened with the shark causing me to go in with this chest pain i would have never known about this cancer. >> never know right. doctors were able to successfully remove the tumor. phinney is cancer free all thanks he says to that shark attack. see you never know. >> you never know. >> interesting. >> you're staying out of the water. >> i am. i am. i'm staying out of baseball managing. >> oh, really. >> longevity not good. baseball manager shown the door today four baseball playoffs on the menu. it's the pitching. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, "postseason"... ...sounds better... . >>> when i say l

shark experts say it's the first known predatory attack from a white shark inside the bay u. at least captured on video. some experpetrators say this is a good sign. >> in is actually a sign that maybe the san francisco bay is being a little healthier that you have top predators like white sharks coming in. >> they need to be stopped. -- they can't get past the bridge. >> i guess they can. >> well, researchers have tracked white sharks in the san francisco bay before. they continue to do so. now, our expert says they probably entered the front of the bay following their pray and then they typically exit. but as we take it back out here live, a lot of questions of people entering the water. the main question is the water safe? according to researchers, there was a better chance of you getting hit by a boat than getting bitten by a shark. but it has happened before as we have been reporting in accomplices. back to. you. >>> bryan fro -- floor residence in san francisco. >> >>> it is 61:00. very exciting for some wind surfers. people who enjoy the bay to see that out there. >> r

. >> shark attack. ems should be on scene also. >> he just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> reporter: his boss, john carper, seen here working to keep him awake as rescuers fought to keep him alive. >> three minutes out. >> just wanted to keep him alive. that's all i was thinking about, just keeping him conscious. >> reporter: according to lifeguards, 25-year-old colin cook was surfing near oahu's north shore friday when a large shark latched on to his left leg severing it from the knee down. >> they say he got his leg bit off. i thought big giant gash on it but then when we brought him to the beach, i mean, you know, it's gone. it's gone. >> reporter: officials say a paddleboarder came to the surfer's rescue helping him out of the water. and a nearby kayaker towing him to shore where a group of good samaritans jumped into action using a surfboard leash as a tourniquet to stop the bleeding. >> we definitely first off want to commend those people that were quick to action. they did

shark attack, shark attacks it bring right near pier full of people.marine biologists are stunned by this video. >> remember the seinfeld episode, george wanted to be a marine biologist? okay, it is wednesday, october the 14th, 2015. >> we were out late. >> for a good reason. >> big brother big sisters turned 100 years old. >> that's great. they've helped a lot of people. i understand it was pretty fansy? >> oh, fans. >> i will we see some photographs? >> course we will. >> flyers play tonight, chicago blackhawks, we thought we would put budd any his flyers jersey, he has long sleeves on, good idea, clouds around this morning, temps in the 50's, 60s, few north and west the city that are in the 40's, this morning. so, keep that in mind. but for today, because it is going to be a seasonable day, maybe nine out of ten, few clouds and, really decent day. 57 degrees right now, 9-mile per hour breeze out of the west southwest, 7:10 your sunrise time. no rain to show you, just few clouds on radar, yesterday last day for awhile that we will be in the super 70s

right now, ariled man who survived a shark attack -- right now, a rhode island man who survived a shark attack is here in boston. >> here are the top stories on this thursday morning. >> i'm susie steimle where a man was arrested for making a bomb threat on a united airlines flight last night. he's been identified as 55- year-old dennis hansel of uxbridge. he was on the plane when he started making uncomfortable comments to passengers nearby. they let the airline know and police came in and made an arrest. he's due in east boston we're live in logan airport. >>> a woman says she was driving down the road when a bb shattered her windshield and hilt her on the head. it happened while she was driving on route 139. she wasn't badly hurt but says she was shaken up. >> it took a minute for me to realize that i had been shot. i pulled over and called police. >> police are investigating a vandalism spree in norwell. a number of advises had windows shot over the weekend. police have not said whether the two incidents are connected. >>> police in indianapolis are searching for a gunman in a mall

the sharks are looking good in game one. new coach, big win on the road in l.a. against a rival. >> and how about the cubs? >> people are cheering for them to get back to the world series. 106 years to win it. >> it is maybe time. >> abc7 news continues on-line, twitter, facebook and all of your mobile devices with the abc7 news app. our next newscast is tomorrow