. >> i love sharks. and let me tell you, 11,000 sharks are killed an hour. 97 million sharks are killed a year. >> reporter: most of the world's shark populations are in decline as a result of overfishing and habitat loss. >> it's estimated maybe a quarter of all shark species are threatened. with extinction. by contrast, there are perhaps on average six people that are killed at the hands of sharks every year. >> reporter: these days, mainl is undergoing therapy to learn to walk in her new prosthetic leg. >> i was aware from the beginning, nothing's ever going to be the same again. like, i'm still paigy, just a little different. i've got some pieces of the puzzle missing. but that's okay. >> the shark didn't touch your spirit. >> it did not. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm diane macedo. >> you can catch jeremiah sullivan checking out his suit in "man versus shark" during shark fest on nat geo. >>> up next, the man with moves so flawless they're fit for beyonce. (doo ll rings) it's open! hey. this is a

in. >> got it, 180 pounds. >> big shark, powerful shark.h, as you request see here are quite different. they've got this backward edge. they have a thicker tooth, and they're used to biting into things that are harder, like turtles. this is the species you hear the famous stories about ate a keg of nails or license plates, that's tiger sharks. >> reporter: jeremiah gets bitten by a tiger shark on purpose. >> they're getting more revved up. careful guys. they're coming in from every direction now. this is not good. >> reporter: after meeting jeremiah, i suited up for my own close encounter with the sharks at the long island aquarium. moment of truth. we are swimming with sharks, and as great as jeremiah's suit sounds, i'm pretty glad to be in this cage. ah! i can't believe how close he is right now. how many sharks are in this tank? >> there's ten total. >> reporter: whoa, that one caught me by surprise a little bit. they kind of sneak up on you. >> yeah, they're silent, silent hunters. you don't see them coming. >> reporter: okay, that's en

swimming with the sharks. sand tiger sharks and nurse sharks. some more than nine feet long.ing the sharks around us use a sensory organ near their snout to pick up on electrical impulses emitted by their prey. hoping that when we got nervous -- >> here it comes. >> reporter: -- they wouldn't come after us. luckily our guide was right, sharks really are gentle giants. serenely swimming off to enjoy their shark week. yeah, back on dry land i can safely say that was one of although it might seem a little bit scary, there's a silver lining in this recent wave of r getting cleaner and water quality is improving. >> definitely warmer as well, attracting those sharks. more eyes, more cameras will's piece there brought out. so i learned a few things. i can't wear all my bling. i can't frolic in the water like i like to do in the shallow end. >> also learning about the -- how these shark sightings are getting reporters out and about. will swimming with sharks. we saw will reeve earlier this month tagging sharks off cape cod. we saw diane earlier this month swimming with sharks. >> ca

"shark trip: eat, pray chum."e bahamas from an exclusive behind-thes-cenes look. >> adam, behind you. >> we're diving with sharks. "e.t." get ready. >> oh, my god. oh, my god! sharks! >> did it take a lot of convincing to get you guys out here? >> yeah, we came here thinking we were going to look at sharks. >> men, welcome to the human bait box. >> the human what? >> yes, the human bait box. >> sorry. >> i really thought we were doing the male version of "girls trip." >> let's go. >> that's how it was pitched to me. anthony guys trip in jamaica. i was like, i'm in. >> it was actually "girls trip" producer, will packer who brought this motley crew together. >> jada pinkett smith was available but refused to work with any of these guys. >> time to release the bait. >> hey, hey, hey. >> you don't have to throw the fish so close. >> host rob riggle with actors anthony and damon along with comics adam and joel mchale head down to the caribbean where they could be dinner. >> okay, all right. >> he's underneath us, under

. >>> summer of the shark. a series of shark attacks and sightings have people on edge.very own diane macedo takes a deep dive to investigate the danger lurking in the water. >>> the u.s. women's soccer team is bound for another world cup final. it started with a shocking absence of cocaptain megan rapinoe and ended in mutual full glory against england. all the highlights on this wednesday, july 2nd. >>> good morning, everyone. happy wednesday. where was rapinoe? >> i -- well, we'll show you, we'll show you. >> i know. i was watching yesterday. that's why i'm probably a little -- >> rhetorical questions. >> i was watching, i was watching. and it was a thriller. >> yeah. >> i was in a bar here in new york city. >> oh, look at you getting out in the middle of the day. >> getting out in the day just to see the game and to see some friends from my hometown. >> oh. >> abbeville, south carolina. >> there you go. >> so there you go. team usa rocketed. all my friends were there. >> jose cuervo. >> the brown stuff, the hennig, people are going to have a lot of that for the fourth

and the nurse sharks, really beautiful, cuddly little sharks.d to know going down there >> the greatest lesson i can teach someone about diving with sharks is don't act like food, and they won't treat you like food don't be erratic don't swim away. don't wave your fingers in the air like bait. keep eye contact >> reporter: we headed out to dive with sharks 30 feet underwater on the ocean floor, there were about 20 to 30 sharks of course, little nervous, but the water's calm, crystal clea and surrounded by safety divers. paul and a trained professional fed the sharks i just watched >> there is literally sharks everywhere >> reporter: sharks swimming all around us, coming very close, but not interested in me in fact, i was even able to touch one. wow. that was nuts. >> there's so many they're coming at every angle. >> reporter: it's like they're swarming. >> they're just there, being sharks, doing their thing. >> being sharks. >> don't mess with anyone. you can't replicate that with anything else in the world. >> reporter: an experience up close w

now we are seeing these sharks averaging around 15+ feet. the there is a big one bew. >> reporter: no doors on our helicopter and it was not hard to see the stealthy creatures gliding just beneath the ocean surface.>> this particular part sees many great whites, locals are calling it shark park. we have been up in the air for about 10 minutes and already we have seen well over a dozen shards of varying sizes.>> it's shallow water and the sharks come here every single day and people have figured out the boats are coming in and surfers are coming in.>> reporter: the water temperatures in the area have been slightly warmer than usual, in the last couple years which has been attracting younger sharks. historically they are more common near southern california>> we have always known they are here but without having the aerial shots it brings it more to our knowledge.>> reporter: there was no way to tell on the ground what is lurking within 100 yards of the short we did see a shark advisorypost an in the last week great white shark sightings promp

. >> plus, shark attack. a surfer's frightening encounter off the coast of california caught on camera. i never felt force like that from any animal in my life. >> serio concerns. howpple is responding to new eavesdropping allegations. >> and fortnite phenom. the vid quo game tournament that packed one of the most historic adiums and turned this 16-year-old into a multimillionaire.>> foort fortn champion. >> today, july 29th, 2019. >> from nbc news, this is "today," with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning, and wcome to "today." thank yo for joining us on this monday morning. i'm sheinelle jones alongside lester holt. >> it was a busy weekend. we do want to get to the breaking news overnight. a mass shooting at a popular festival in california. >> it happened in gill roy, and this video shows the terrifying moments a gunfire erupted and terrified people running for their lives. we'll talk with two women who were caught in the chaos. first, miguel almaguer

we saw the shark and another shark and found another shark. >> a pilot captures images high above the coast. we are live where the sharks were spotted, with what officials are telling beach goers. >>> plus -- >> to be totally honest, extremely unfriendly to us. >> president trump lashes out at courts over the citizenship question, and decides to give up the fight. coming up in a live report from capitol hill, the president's new plan. >>> and bracing for barry. we are tracking that powerful storm that could grow into a hurricane before it makes landfall in louisiana. when it could hit, coming up. "today in the bay" continues right now. >> and good morning to you. thanks so much for starting your day with us right here on "today in the bay" on this friday morning. i like the sound of that, friday. it rolls off the tongue. >> it's lovely. especially if you have good plans. >> yeah, and i'm marcus washington. we planned to have a good time this morning. >> that's right, i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia and that forecast, you know, the hot weather if you're going to have it, the weeke

there were scores of sharks being killed and it got me investigating about sharks.e i learn the more fascinated i became and i realize that these are magnificent animals and we are killing them at 100 million sharks per year and i felt that that needs to get out there. >> that really is the focus of the book and the accompanying documentary. talk with me about what really shocked you about the shark tournament. was that the number of sharks killed? >> yes, it was. sharks are out in the ocean doing their b which is to maintain the oceans and keep them healthy. when we remove them we are damaging the ocean and hurting ourselves. when i saw magnificent creatures being killed for so- called entertainment, that horrified me. >> talk a little bit about some of the policy and regulations you support. >> right now there is just too much over exploitation of two news and shark and we need to cut that back. sharks are now being endangered in many areas of the world and even in our country. in the northeast the mako shark which is one of the most amazing sharks, they are at th

and we were up for five minutes and we saw the shark and then another shark and another shark. >> reporter: this fisherman questioning whether sharks are keeping the striped bass and perch away. >> maybe they are scared of the sharks and this is early morning and the good, ideal time to fish and i haven't seen anything yet. >> and one surfer this morning wonder if a few of the pictures were of dolphins and not sharks which also could be scaring away the game fish. >> reporter: and continuing sentiment this morning, people hoping that the normal circle of life continues and the sharks remain focused on the striped bass and the perch instead of surfers a surfe surfers, swimmers going out in the water despite the warnings from the county. tom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> if those pictures were of dolphins, they were of dolphins that looked a lot like sharks. stave safe out there. thanks, tom. >>> continuing coverage of the earthquake activity that we've felt today. this morning two shakes that shook people awake in different spots. most recent was a 4.9 that hit ridgecrest and shook the area

live every week like a it is shark week, 5 recent shark attacks to separate fact from fig, find out ifone differently, on heels of two shark as thats off coast of florida their week, yesterday's shark bit a teen and a professional surfer near jacksonville, that guy hit the bar instead of going to the hospital, because it's florida. so what do you do if you find yourself face-to-face with a shark, paul is here. >> thank you. kennedy: i love surfing, i love swimming in the ocean, i am scared of sharks. and i have seen leopard sharks,y saw them, a ran. you were training with australian navy. in a wet suit, and fins, you look like a wounded seal, and you were bit by a shark. but you said you didn't feel the pain at first, that is unbelieveable to me. >> well shark's teeth are so sharp, they have a coating on them that allows them to penetrate flesh like a razor played, i -- blade. i fell the clamp, pressure of jaws, most until it started shaking its head to tear out the flesh from my body this pain kicked in, a rough day at work. kennedy: unreal, almost like your brain can't make sense of

sharks need a high fat content., dolphins, humans are too bony. 80 people are attacked by a shark worldwide and only a handful are fatal attacks. jillian: sharks detect blood from far away, that is fact. >> that is true. one drop of blood can be detected by a shark miles away. rob: shark attacks are common, that is fiction, but there is a stigma to it. people are scared about getting in the water. you are not in your element and you are in their element. >> sharks, we need sharks in our oceans. very important. they are an apex predator and they keep the ecosystem in balance, the food chain in balance and we need to have them. if you like seafood you want sharks in the ocean. they weaken disease fish and keep the fish and everything healthy. jillian: thank you for joining us. coming right back. . and softens clothes for sensitive skin. the only one trusted by the national psoriasis foundation. rob: back with the good, the bad, and the ugly. we start with the good. free cheesecake celebrating the fourth of july by sli

and shark fest. you ready for shark fest?yes, it's a big, fun week to look forward to in the summer. >> it starts this sunday on nat geo and runs for three weeks. as i was mentioning off the top there, we're talking about it more, people are concerned, they hit the beaches this summer, they're on the lookout as they should be. >> in between swimming with sharks here, covering shark attacks there, we want to let you know we're tracking them. >> you know what, exactly. >>> coming up, another terrifying creature is set to attack the weekend box office. >> why so many critics are going crazy over "crawl." $$9.95? no way.? $9.95? that's impossible. hi, i'm jonathan, a manager here at colonial penn life insurance company, to tell you it is possible. if you're age 50 to 85, you can get life insurance with options starting at just $9.95 a month. okay, jonathan, i'm listening. tell me more. just $9.95 a month for colonial penn's number one most popular whole life insurance plan. there are no health questions to answer and there are no

jesse: joining me now "shark week" host and shark attack survivor.any years safe go when you were in the navy, you were attacked by a shark. how did you survive? >> i think many different facets came into play that day, whether it be the incredible fitness i had from being part of the navy clearance divers and my body being able to function on a lack of oxygen and i need to keep hide injured arm above my heart and not look at my legs because i would go into shark. and closing an artery with fingers. just breathing and talk. i was dying and i was tracking jokes. i think that penalty in the military came into play as well. jesse: you lost part of the leg and part of the arm. you said something not to do is to look down if you have a missing limb or thissing anything. do you have any advice for people if they do get attacked by sharks how to handle it? >> the best thing you can do is get out of the water as fast as possible. that will be the natural reaction for everyone. make sure you have a very good medical pack and tourniquets. make sure it many com

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when i come face to face with this shark did you think the shark recognized i was big and wasn't a fish them out of respect for the shark. >> reporter: armed with these tips, you might just be brave enough to take the plunge. one other tip, the experts say if the shark is heading directly towards you, get your foot up and get the fin on the side to redirect you if you can't get the fin up, use your arm, like a stiff arm heisman trophy move, bringing the shark just by you. it works, they say in the decade they've been bringing folks out here to swim with sharks, they've never had an incident. guys, back to you. >> oh, kerry sanders all next week on shark week on "today," we're teaming up with the discovery channel shark week team we'll get up close and very personal with the always fascinating giant sea creatures. we'll share ground-breaking that insight from the world leading shark experts. who better for that assignment than al roker? >> that's right. i will admit, i did have a moment of trepidation when i looked down. they tell you, you always do that before you dive i saw two dozen s

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great white sharks in the water. if visiting the area, use caution. the pilots reported seeing the sharks between the ritz-carlton and pillar point and half-moon bay. according to some marine biologists, great white sharks are known to swim off the coast of california. they are sensitive to temperature. if you see one off the coast, chances are they are just looking for warmer water. great white sharks predominantly prey on other fish. if you plan to come out and surf or swim, the sheriff's department urging people to use caution and again, if you see a great white shark to report it to local law enforcement. reporting live, abc 7 news. >>> in today o's gma first looka 17-year-old shark victim is finally able to leave the hospital and go home. david wright has the details. >> reporter: in this morning's gma first look an abc news exclusive, our cameras are right there as 17-year-old shark attack survivor page winter prepares to leave the hospital that saved her life. >> that was great. >> thanks. >> good job. >> last

over the weekend near alcatraz still worry as soon as they identified it was a great white shark. they eleased it back into the bay and these guys go fishing for sharks, salmon held that you name it but never expected to catch this type of shark which on average weighs anywhere from 1500 to 2400 pounds i hope in the sun. >>here. >>you can see in the video there rod nearly snapped in half and each person tried to take ago a day before they finally caught it now this is the second great white to be spotted in the bay area within one week. take a look at this multiple pilots flying over the san mateo county coast spotted several great whites in half moon bay. county officials warned beachgoers over the weekend to use caution while swimming in the ocean. jamie robertson is one of dozens of people who swim here at aquatic park every morning. uh there's a real risk of sharks is for surfers out in the out of the ean most every year someone gets attacked. >>there's never been attack in the bay itself, but it could happen he says well it's too close for comfort hearing that a great white w

that they're used to catching but no it turned out to be a great white shark.t was all caught on camera. you can hear the excitement in their voices it shows this is a historic catch for golden state sport fishing they caught the shark over the weekend near alcatraz don't worry as soon as they identified it was a great white shark. they released it back into the bay. now these guys go fishing for sharks, salmon held that you name it but never expected to catch this type of shark which on average weighs anywhere from 1500 to 2400 pounds i hope in the sun. >>here. >>you can see in the video there rod nearly snapped in half and each person tried to take a go at it before they finally caught it now this is the second great white to be spotted in the bay area within one week. take a look at this multiple pilots flying over the san mateo county coast spotted several great whites in half moon bay. county officials warned beachgoers over the weekend to use caution while swimming in the ocean. jamie robertson is one of dozens of people who swim here at aquatic park ever

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>>> and our shark week exclusive. how we got hem to attack each other. >>> reese witherspoon. >>> okay, guys. have you seen this photo of elizabeth hurley's look alike son damian? it is everything. the 17-year-old was practically twinning with his mom, recreates her famous versace safety pin dress from 1994. in this, he's rocking a blowout that would put mom to shame. but damian isn't the only star kid following in their parents' footsteps. you have cindy crawford's kids. that's daniel day-lewis's son gabriel. check out pierce brosnan's 22-year-old son dylan. the 6'5" model hit a "once upon a time in hollywood" red carpet with dad. also there, hollywood's next generation. the family unit was there to support big sister rumer. >> what did the family think of it and what do you think of continuing the tarantino legacy of movies in our family? >> it's so cool. people who don't know you think it's normal, but i really had to pinch myself. >> also joining on the tarantino train is maya hawke, daughter of uma thurman aka th

the newly discovered species is a tiny subset of sharks dubbed the american pocket shark. the sharks are described as a species of kite fin fish that have a light-emitting pocket organ near its front fin. only two pocket sharks have ever been captured. >>> on the subject of sharks, new video to show you of a surprise and close encounter of a great white shark. >> oh, my god! i got it on video! >> well, that's always important. how did they know it's a great white shark? not entirely sure. but apparently the shark gave -- this was a father and son fishing group -- quite the scare. this is in cape cod yesterday. it bit the fish in half and then back into the water. >>> all right, on to australia where one guy blasted off, yep, in a jet pack. david is a real-life rocket man. this weekend he successfully sailed past the sydney house opera house, putting on a 5- minushow before sticking the landing. >> actually landed on -- i landed right here where i wanted it. that's not going to blow us up. >> i'm glad to hear that. >> if you want one of your own, you'll need a lot of money

when i comeo- face-tface with this shark. >> do you see that shark?you're under water, you're on their turf. so don't get too close. a>> it's not petting zoo. we tell people not to touch them out of respect for the sharks. >> armed with these tips you might just be brave enougta to ke the plunge. one other tip the experts say if directly headed towards you, get your foot up and get the fin on its side to redirect you. if you can't get your fin up, use your m, kind of like a stiff arm heisman trophy move, bringing the shark just by you.o it s, they say, and in the almost decade they have been bringing folks out here to swim with sharks, they have nev had an incident. guys, back to you. >> oh, kerry sanders. all next week, by the way, o ark week on "today," we're teaming up the discovery chann shark weekteam. we're going to get up close and very personal with the always creatures. giant and share ground breaking insight with the experts, and who better for that assignment than al ror? >> i will admit, i had a moment trepidation when i looked down and sa

this is a real shark. >> oh! there have been dozens of shark sightings this summer and many more around the country. the ultimate goal of joe and greg's partnership, to make people smarter and safer about potential attacks. nat geo's shark fest kicks off this sunday and runs for three whole weeks and on thursday, july 18th you can watch greg and joe in "forecast shark attack," george. >> what was the moment like when you first saw that great white? >> it was mind blowing. it was surreal. you can't really comprehend. this animal, this creature you've seen your whole life growing up, but just to be feet away -- i mean, look at this thing i'm on right now. i'm above the ocean and you're standing here and there's this apex predator just swimming languidly and peacefully right below you. it's really special, and it reminds you of the power and beauty of nature. >> sure does. >> power and beauty of nature. >> special would not be the word i would use, but amazing. >> well done, will. >> i was on the boat so it was powe

skomal tagged 150 sharks and counting off cape cod. >> we just started our shark research this summerto last year. >> reporter: sharks, skomal says, feed on seals, not people. abundant in cape waters. cameras can help scientists focus on the predator and prey relationship how will it help you save lives? >> sharks attacking seals, that's about the same time they're more likely to make a mistake and attack a person. if we can identify times of day or environmental conditions that are favorable for shark attack, we can tell people when to avoid those times. >> reporter: a shark killed a boogie boarder last year a few minutes south, they raised shark warning flags over the weekend. vigilance that didn't spoil the delight for scott's family. >> we want the kids to have fun, but at the same time, we're taking mild precautions. we just keep them close to shore and everybody is scanning the water, of course >> reporter: so everyone can enjoy the ocean safely i asked dr. skomal if his family swims. he said yes and he lets his children do the same, but he said they do it smartly. they swim in

we were up for five minutes, we found a shark. we found another shark. and then we found another shark. >> reporter: sellby says each of them was just beyond the break in the area between pillar point and the ritz carlton, and they weren't showing any signs of aggressive behavior. >> we saw two at once and probably four ore. >> reporter: the cou sial media caliont entry. >> i think it's crazy. >> reporter: even though the temperature dropped byve and the fog rolled a dip. >> actually, i wanted to swim, but now i will double think about that, so -- but it's cool. >> reporter: concerning for some, for others it's simply exciting to see the animal from above. >> you gijust don't see them an to be able to go up and find them like that is really strange. >> reporter: in half moon bay, ian cull, nbc bay area news. >> developing tonight, a 2-year-old santa rosa girl recovering afternoon she was hit by a van near a busy crosswalk. we brought you the story as breaking news at 5:00. tonight we are learning the driver of the van is facing dui and felony hit and run

sharks, but this shark handler went paddle boarding with them.if you can't get a ticket like our friend bailey to see "oklahoma" on broadway, don't worry, they are getting ready to treat us to a live performance on the plaza. >> oh, guys, coming up on the fourth hour, you know who we have >> who >> national treasure willie geist, and the legendary billy idol is here live. >> get out. >> billy and willie? >> yep both live. >> is billy going to sing an old song >> he's going to sing one of his classics and he has big news for his fans. >> first let's get a check of the weather. >>> strong storms making their way from the northeast into the gulf where we'll see some heavy rain monsoonal moisture, plenty of sunshine in the northwest. tomorrow oppressive heat and >>> good morning i'm meteorologist kari hall. we have a lot of sunshine. this is a live look outside in the south bay as we get ready for a beautiful day, a little cooler than yesterday, only reaching 79 degrees in downtown san jose while concord tops out at 82. we'll see low 80s in the north

our shark week i series, tried my hand at diving with sharks, but this shark handler went right paddleboardingin, if you can't get a ticket like ouraid to see oklahoenribroadway, they're getting ready to treat s to a live performance on the plaza. >> in the fourth hour, you know who we nahave? onal treasure willie geist and the legendary billy idol is here live. >> billy and willie? >> billy and willie. >> is he going to sing an old song? >> a classic, and he has big news for his fans. >> first, let's get a check of the weather. >> let's show you what's happening. for today, strong storms making their way from the northeast all the way down into the gulf where hr tutt.e heavy rain.eak onsfmonaoooil m sunshine in th pacific northwest. tomorrow, oppressive heat and humidity in the gulf. strong storms make their way into the northeast and new england. monsoonal storms in the southwest, and sunshine in the cific northwest. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> well, we're seeing sunshineig out there rht now. temperatures ie u 70s, that sou

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a shark attack. hear how he describes the moment of that attack and if he'll ever surf again. >>> the final hours of a heat advisory. how much cooler you expect temperatures tomorrow and any other changes ahead in the seven day forecast when you come right back. >>> a lot of questions tonight surrounding the death of a iler. documents that raise concerns about how she was treated by military doctors. >> her family can't do much because military families cannot sue the government form malpracti malpractice. >> when danielle left for her first tour of duty, her parents were nervous, but they felt better knowing she wasn't going into a war zone. danielle ended up fighting something else that turned out to be just as dangerous, an infection which they don't know how she got it, but it killed her in less than a week. october 2016, the lucky familys. the young sailer from pittsburgh was on her first tour of duty when she died less than two weeks after boarding the uss ronald reagan. >> i went into shock. i

live >> sharks attacking thseals. if we can identify times of day or certain environmental conditions that are favorable for shark attack, you can tell people when to avoid those times. >> a shark killed this man last year in wellesley. a few miles south,ai they rd shark warning flags over the weekend. vigilance that didot spo the delight for this family. >> want the kids to have fun, but at the same time, we're taking mild precautions in that we keep them close to shore. >> and everybody iscanning the water, of course. >> so everyone can enjoy the ocean safely. i asked the doctor if e swims in the ocean, and she said yes, and he lets his children do the same. but he says they do it smartly. they swim in shallow waters, really not much deeper than your waist, and i he sees seals in the water, he gets out. savannah and craig. >> wow. >> good advice. follow the exports. >>> mr. hroker, about a monday check of weather? >> let's show you what's going on and the week ahead. heavy rain down through florida, into the mid-atl

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increase in shark sightings. the sharks are curious and swim over the boat to get a look at them. >> i thought there would be one or two. there was like 10. >> experts believe some of the sharks were born nearby and others migrated from southern california. they are there to see the sharks, but the sharks were on a human tour to see the human. >> the fancy people on the boat. >> just don't get in the water. >> stay safe this weekend for sure. our weather forecast as we move through the next couple of days is looking really good. very typical for july. we get fog back at the coast and you are going to see sunny warmer weather the fog and the clouds. st also oakland and right down the coastline. a lot of us are waking up with the sunshine tomorrow. fogs lingering at the coastline. not too bad. 59 for the peninsula and trivalley at 60. 62 here for the east bay. getting you to the saturday forecast. the temperatures close to the bay. that's nice. 86 in downtown san jose. down here to morgan hill, it might be too hot

while sightings have become more common place, shark attacks remain rare.-moon bay, devin fehely, kpix 5. ftershock was reported this morning in the same region where two big quakes hit last week. since then there have been thousands of aftershocks since -- in san bernardino and kern counties. >> it was a good jolt. it was a very good jolt. it started spoot and then it went -- and then it was gone. >> the usgs says the probability of a 7.1 or larger quake has fall on the less than 1%. >>> lake tahoe is nearly full. up to the brim. time lapse video of south shore. thanks to the record snowfall and snow melt, dumping billions of gallons of water into the lake. beaches like speedboat beach disappearing. this weekend officials expect the lake to swell. if it does, they'll release some of the water into the truckee river. >> at least it's nice and warm. >> oh, gosh. that'll wake you up. >> my cup of tea. >> probably colder than the bay. >> talk about earthquakes, we'll look at san jose. you'll see the named epicenter of the 1989 quake. 30 years. >> in october. t

were there any shark warnings at the beach, like signs up there there could be sharks in the water?ould assume you wouldn't let them swim. >> no, there were no shark warnings that day. there particularly aren't in that beach. it's quite frightening. >> julie: so dan, any time your children leave the house, you're going to follow them with a drone? >> we're going to give a new meaning to the help continuer parent now. >> julie: you can pattern that and start a drone business. i'll sign up. now what will happen? next time you want to go to a bean, i imagine it would never be the same. this is an outing that happens weekly. what is it like for you guys to ever want to go back to this beach or any beach for that matter? >> still are going to go. we go at least once a week. i go with my mom all the time and my children. again, you can have caution and you worry but we're not going to live our lives scared. god protect us and it was a god moment that we had that drone in the air. we're so thankful it turned out the way it did. >> julie: and the lifeguard left as well. it wasn't for the dr

a large-scale mural is going in, marking sharks' territory. "abc7 news" starts right now. >>> now, news to build a better bay area, from abc 7. >>> we begin with new developments tonight after it was revealed that i.c.e. chartered planes which flew tens of thousands of undocumented immigrants out of oakland international airport. this was going on from 2010 to 2018. >> now the governing body of the airport is weighing in on that decision. our reporter joins us live from oakland international report. lisa, did the board know about this contract? >> reporter: they say they didn't. in fact, they only found out about it a few days ago. now they have launched an investigation to figure out how this happened. >> it's unconscionable that at the same time the port has been undermining our communities by aiding in the deportation of immigrant workers and their families. >> reporter: outrage at the board meeting. the agency oversees oakland's airport where roughly 43,000 detainees have flown out on i.c.e. chartered airplanes. >> we want no use of our ai

shortly before a shark came between them and again attacked jordan. adding once out of the water, sandy toe's staff provided no first aid whatsoever. jordan was pronounced dead at the hospital. in response to the family's claims, the company in a statement said in part, all reasonable steps were taken to prevent this very unfortunate incident and our staff responded swiftly and in line with our emergency protocols and procedures. on its website the company said it is not responsible for injury to guests while on the excursion adding guests must sign waivers to participate. jordan is not the first american attacked by a shark in the bahamas. just eight days later officials say a 32-year-old florida man was also bitten while snorkeling, the extent of his injuries is unknown. it is not clear if he was part of a formal excursion. fisherman jonathan hernandez was attacked days before jordan. he said a makeshift tourniquet saved his life stressing that everyone out on the water needs. >> have the knowledge and use the medical equipment and make sure everyon

. >>> surviving a shark attack. a surfer on a packed beach, about to jump on his board when a shark bites into his arm. tonight he tells us how he got away. >>> and the 8-year-old girl with the gold glove. the only girl on her baseball team getting some big league attention. >>> and good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm tom llamas. and we begin tonight with new developments in the international murder case. two american teenagers charged in connection with the murder of a police officer in rome. authorities say a leaked image shows one of the teens illegally blindfolded. before being interrogated by officers. the teens allegedly confessing to their roles leading to the killing of that officer. hundreds of people lining up to pay their respects in a city where it's rare for an officer to be killed in the line of duty. investigators say the officer was stabbed eight times in what may have been a drug deal gone wrong. here's ian pannell. >> reporter: tonight, italian police on defense after this leake

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most shark encounters, shark bites happen in ambush style.looking to get a prey not paying attention to them. if you're always aware. the fact if you see the aerial sharks all around people, incidents happen so rare but knowing that there are sharks in the water, we can change our behavior. stuart: yeah, but what about moms and dads at the beach with young kids, they won't let them go in the sea. it is killing the business. can we take any measures to stop it? >> i can't answer that question what measures you can take. i just don't, i would not agree with -- stuart: in principle you're saying that the ocean is the shark's territory and we have no business there? >> not that we have no business. i just think we need to respect the sharks and their territory and not fear them but just know that they're there, know how to interact with sharks. if you're aware a shark is there, you're able to make eye contact the shark will flee. they are so -- stuart: can you show this? >> i do it all the time for a living. stuart: you're a professional. what ab

josh duhamel here in the dominican republic, shooting the first-ever scripted film for shark week. >>ngy for five days without food or water, and even worse, blood in the water and sharks everywhere. >> come on! >> as josh posted, "based on a terrifyingly true story, need i say more?" >> if i were a real actor, i would probably have starved myself for five days while shooting this thing, but i'd be completely incoherent. >> for "capsized: blood in the water," this 2.7 million gallon water tank doubled for the atlantic ocean. >> giant wave machines. infinity pool that looks over the ocean that makes it look like we're shooting over the wide-open ocean. >> it's a shark fin going across the water, but it's on a pulley system on this rail that goes across and it truly looks like a shark going across the water. they'll ram that boat to pop us off so they can have lunch. it's not personal. they're not trying to eat us because they don't like us. they're trying to eat us because we're available. >> josh was quite the athlete growing up, which actually helped during this shoot. >> i'm a good

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