our shark attacks happening more frequently? he works at the shark lab at long beach state. you investigated the attack in june that we were talking about. we have a new attack. we share the ocean. is there a surprise this happened? >> it is strange to have an event like this at the same location. it does occur globally. we have this pattern that occasionally happens. the bottom line, it is very rare. you have to remember the population is coming back because we protected them. as a result there are more white sharks out there. we are swimming in the ocean off of california. >> it is part of the risk. when you research this type of attacks what are you looking for specifically? >> a lot of times we have the wildlife forensic file. we will look at the by. we will look for dna. we will measure the by spaces and the size. using dna we will get confirmation it was a white shark. we want a witness account. that will give us information on what they noticed. all of that information along with the data that we are getting from pet sharks, may help us figure out why this is occurrin

you can see those teeth marks that happened on that shark attack. but that shark hit so hard. it abruptly not the man and his dog into the water. they were actually able to get back on the board and paddle to shore safely. now authorities have shut down the beach for 48 hours. they are going to try to see if there are any shark spotting says they will have people in the water on boats looking to see what is out there. also, fish and wildlife took some measurements of the paddle board, did try to see exactly what type of shark it this paddleboard, ken and pam. >> justin, i know shark experts will tell you the reason shark sometimes attack a paddle board or surfers because they strike from attorneys. coming up. it has a similar shape to a seal or sea lion which is their normal prey. but now that this power board has bite marks on it and we have that previous attack that also had bite wounds on the victim. do you think there's any way they'll be able to compare that and determine whether or not it's the same shark involved in both that both attacks. that's a good question. coming

. >>> it's been a summer of sharks, sightings, encounters, even a few attacks one group is hoping to learn more about these incredible creatures. "early today" starts right now good morning i'm phillip mena. >> and i'm cori coffin glad you're with us. and breaking this morning, three people were injured in a shooting outside of six flags great america in gurney, illinois that's north of chicago. in a statement, officials say shots were fired from a car in the parking lot before the driver sped off. fearful visitors hid before police evacuated the park which was closed for the day two people were taken to the hospital while a third person refused treatment. gurney is in lake county, roughly 20 miles north of highland park where a gunman murdered seven people during a fourth of july parade. >>> now to more fallout from the fbi search of donald trump's mar-a-lago the senate intelligence committee has requested access to classified documents that were seized. a spokesperson for chairman mark warner says the panel also wants an assessment of any potential risks to national security and re

the shark expert said there was a good chance that today's shark was a great white but there is no way to know if it was the same shark from june. >>> one east bay family says they are so tired of bay area crime that they packed up and moved all the way to alabama. from window smashing to someone driving a car through the front door, the business owner says that his family's laundromats have become playgrounds for themes. he even went so far as converting his father's laundromat after thieves broke the changer and made off with $5000. he says it has gotten worse in the past five months. >> there were years and years and years before there were any break-ins. five years, there was nothing. now since january it seems like it just keeps coming at least every couple months to where it was three times in the last week. >> reporter: derek says he has had car stolen from outside his home in broad daylight. he says he is not alone. he hopes friends follow his lead and move away. >>> a woman is suing san francisco after she said she was restrained and injected with a sedative by san francisco p

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a shark attack off the coast of monterey. reggie: governor newsom said to lay out new action to address the state's historic drought. kumasi: it is thursday, august 11. reggie: look who is here. it is spencer christian. spencer: you actually do this this early in the morning? reggie: can you believe it? spencer: i believe it. i am here. we have some low clouds around the bay area, some patchy drizzle. it is pretty mild low 60's in san francisco and oakland. 56 in santa clara. at the bay bridge toll plaza, it looks like traffic is moving smoothly under partly cloudy skies. the forecast calls for areas of morning drizzle to taper off by midday. hotter weather next week. highs today, upper 60's along the coast, low 80's inland. reggie: new information emerging about the fbi search warrant carried out in former president trump's florida home. it comes at the same time trump refused to answer questions about a different investigation. jobina is tracking all of that. jobina: monday's search of former president trump's home -- a con

that, and that is a white shark.bert estimates that the shirt could be two or three years old. >> they start out with green mammals, and they will start investigating paddle boards more because they moved to larger prey. amanda: hebert says it is likely because the shark was only exploring, adjusting its bite in the process. pacific grove police say the paddle border and his diver were about 100 yards from the peer. >> he was taking his dog out and there was a life vest underneath, so it could have gone bad. amanda: concerns swelling as this marks the second shark attack in the same area this summer. in june, a shark bit a swimmer in the stomach and leg. wednesday, kensington couldn't help but wonder what if, considering she was heading out in her own board. >> the shark probably would have caught me. amanda: ebert says shark attacks are unusual. on average, california has three or four attacks a year since the 1950's. >> it is a rare event. amanda: amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. dan: if you want breaking news aler

he pointed out, lemon sharks and sharks in general aren't looking for people.but this video is the latest in what feels like a summer of shark sightings. in long island, new york this july, there were 6 reported shark bites in just 3 weeks. beach is closed and beachgoers were on alert. there's been a lot of sightings lot. so. >> i'm ok, in the sand. and there's that recent study by experts at the university of miami which found sharks are swimming closer to the shore than you might think with this new drone video we asked, is this the new trend? even this story say this is happening more often. this is just simply a case that, you know, we have in florida. want to show what you're seeing here. >> is it some time shots going to shower or 2? >> that was brooke shaffer reporting. alright, weather time. got some super happening tonight is the last supermoon of the year. that's right. you're going want to get a check it out. it's not coming back till august again of next year. so this one, the supers a guess for quite a while. tonight, you are going to some fog movi

that, and that is a white shark. amanda: david ebert estimates that the shirt could be two or three years old. >> they start out with green mammals, and they will start investigating paddle boards more because they moved to larger prey. amanda: hebert says it is likely because the shark was only exploring, adjusting its bite in the process. pacific grove police say the paddle border and his diver were about 100 yards from the peer. >> he was taking his dog out and there was a life vest underneath, so it could have gone bad. amanda: concerns swelling as this marks the second shark attack in the same area this summer. in june, a shark bit a swimmer in the stomach and leg. wednesday, kensington couldn't help but wonder what if, considering she was heading out in her own board. >> the shark probably would have caught me. amanda: ebert says shark attacks are unusual. on average, california has three or four attacks a year since the 1950's. >> it is a rare event. amanda: amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. dan: if you want br

a bite like that are usually white sharks. >> or the great white pacific grove police say the shark swam underneath the board then turned around and took a chunk out of the front end of the board, knocking the man and his dog into the water. thankfully, the man on the board alongside his dog got away and back to shore on harmed so many cases we think that church might occasionally bite people, whether they're swimming or or on a paddle boarder surfboard because they mistake them is pray. in addition to looking for food. doctor chris lowe with the shark lab at cal state long beach says the shark could have also felt threatened less than 2 months ago. another man was attacked by a shark in the same area. but was it the same likely that you have a big shark spending that much time in a place like that without a lot of food around. so it it's unlikely that it's the same shark doctor low will work with the state to examine the bite marks to determine what type of shark bit the paddle board reporting in lovers point justin campbell kron, 4 news. >> that's one of the wow. that is a tornado. >>

we are talking about a blue shark attack. | talking about a blue shark attack. pelagic species which lives in _ human. blue sharks are a pelagic species which lives in the - human. blue sharks are a pelagic species which lives in the open i species which lives in the open ocean and hardly meant grady. they follow the go streams out from the caribbean and they get their name for their beautiful blue colouration thatis for their beautiful blue colouration that is on their topside and it camouflages them against the deep sea below them. they are naturally inquisitive animals. in this incident took place miles and miles offshore, it's important to stress, blue sharks are typically found ten miles plus offshore. and during a snorkeling event. as a diving excursion where people go out to experience these animals in their natural habitat. it's really important to stress that banks do the work and the training of the operator from what we understand, the lady will make a full recovery. it's important to stress that no one is at fault here. operators in divers all follow

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doctor chris lowe with the shark lab at cal state long beach says the shark could have also felt threatened less than 2 months ago. another man was attacked by a shark in the same area. but was it the same one? unlikely that you have a big shark spending that much time in a place like that without a lot of food around. so it it's unlikely that it's the same shark doctor low will work with the state to examine the bite marks to determine what type of shark bit the paddle board reporting in lovers point justin campbell kron, 4 news. >> and a large shark also came close to swimmers in florida. check this out this moment captured on drone video. it happened last thursday near the popular daytona beach boardwalk. the person flying this drone follow the 7 foot shark from deeper waters as it came just feet away from beachgoers. well, this looks pretty scary, experts say, but the swimmers were probably not in any danger. that's because experts say that this animal appears to be a lemon shark, which do not attack humans. that's good to know. now it's common for lemon sharks to look for food in shall

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a bite like that are usually white sharks. >> or the great white pacific grove police say the shark swam underneath the board then turned around and took a chunk out of the front end of the board, knocking the man and his dog into the water. thankfully, the man on the board alongside his dog got away and back to shore on harmed so many cases we think that sharks might occasionally by people whether they're swimming or or on a paddle boarder surfboard because they mistake them is pray. in addition to looking for food. doctor chris lowe with the shark lab at cal state long beach says the shark could have also felt threatened less than 2 months ago. another man was attacked by a shark in the same area. but was it the same likely that you have a big shark spending that much time in a place like that without a lot of food around. so it it's unlikely that it's the same shark doctor low will work with the state to examine the bite marks to determine what type of shark bit the paddle board reporting in lovers point justin campbell kron, 4 news, a mystery. thousands of miles away. the gory police

so you got to determine if it's a tiger shark, what do you do with a great white shark?ot to put your hand up above the eye and large flow that are about to buy time. i mean, it looked like she was petting. it's a nice staring down the shark. i don't think so. not pretty scary. >> okay. i'm not gonna lie. i've been diving scuba diving with sharks? yeah. really bugged down. there tear them i been standing haha making fred, what are you going act big? you know, i mean, you're in there. you that, right? you definitely want to splash right going. i like you agree that for sure. hey, guys, want to show you this. we've got some fog out the sfl right now. guess of what? we've got some delays out there tonight who haven't seen that for quite a while. 27 minute delays. >> on arrivals there and departures, no delays being reported in oakland or san jose today. temperatures. yeah, we cool down a little bit in spots. 88 degrees in congress to hold on to 91 again in little more today. 84 in san jose, 80 degrees in cooler in santa rosa. 68 in san francisco in 74 in oakland, the on sho

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doctor chris lowe with the shark lab at cal state long beach says the shark could have also felt threatened less than 2 months ago. another man was attacked by a shark in the same area. but was it the same one? unlikely that you have a big shark spending that much time in a place like that without a lot of food around. so it it's unlikely that it's the same shark doctor low will work with the state to examine the bite marks to determine what type of shark bit the paddle board reporting in lovers point justin campbell kron, 4 news. >> glad they were able to get away next at 3.30, a big financial boost for some low-income california kids. how a new state program aims to make it easier for them to go to college. plus, oakland officials sounding the alarm on this public health issue. why they say you should plan to stay away from the water in lake merritt. for now. and after weeks of sky-high prices, the average cost for a gallon of regular gas hits a new low. what you could expect to see the next time nexgard is the flea and tick protection that's #1 with vets. your vet trusts it for her patie

doctor chris lowe with the shark lab at cal state long beach says the shark could have also felt threatenedsame area. but was it the same likely that you have a big shark spending that much time in a place like that without a lot of food around. so it it's unlikely that it's the same shark doctor low will work with the state to examine the bite marks to determine what type of shark bit the paddle board reporting in lovers point justin campbell kron, 4 news. >> that's one of the wow. that is a tornado. >> wow. you don't often see this kind of you of? yeah. can i call it a fire, nato? i mean fire tornado. yeah. that's what that is. they make their own winds and this is a the fire that's burning near the grapevine on the 5 in los angeles county. it's called the samphire. it is. and it happens sometimes that fire is about 150 acres in size forced the closure of highway one. 38 to in gorman. >> but this can happen when you have extreme heat of the fire, they often say fires can create their own weather and in cases like this where the winds start to get in and swirl around. i get these fire torn

hear from the paddle boarder who survived a shark attack near the monterey bay aquarium. how it happened and how he and his dog managed to escape. >>> and the search for clues is intensifying. we speak with the family of missing teenager kiely rodni. the photos investigators want you to see. >>> we begin in wine country. new concern about legionnaire's disease. >> similar to severe pneumonia and the deadly bacteria that causes it has been found in two new spots according to napa county health officials. cheryl hurd is in napa tonight. i understand things are already being done to help contain the spread, yes? >> reporter: that's right. a mayor cleanup is already taking place here in the county building in downtown napa. it is just one of two new locations that we are learning about tonight. now health officials say that the cooling tower here poses very little threat. but, they are keeping a close watch on it. two more hot spots where legionella has been detected in napa county. health officials say they found traces of it in the cooling tower here at the county hall of j

doctor chris lowe with the shark lab at cal state long beach says the shark could have also felt threatened less than 2 months ago. another man was attacked by a shark in the same area. but was it the same likely that you have a big shark spending that much time in a place like that without a lot of food around. so it it's unlikely that it's the same shark doctor low will work with the state to examine the bite marks to determine what type of shark bit the paddle board reporting in lovers point justin campbell kron, 4 news. >> that's one of the that is a tornado. >> ktla capturing this aerial video of what they call a fire tornado. the develop shortly after 5 o'clock this afternoon. just a remarkable sight that can happen when extreme heat is coupled with turbulent winds, the sand fire as they're calling it has burned at least 150 acres. now it has forced the closure of highway one. 38 in gorman just south of the grapevine. more than 200 fire personnel are battling the fire and are reportedly making good progress tonight. no structures are threatened. no evacuations. it was 60% contained as

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a shark attack at a popular beach near the monterey bay aquarium. the shark bit right there. nbc bay area scott budman joins us from pacific grove right near the monterey bay aquarium. looking over your shoulder, it's beautiful down there, but also scary. what happened? >> yeah, well, another shark attack, raj. this time better news. the victim is fine. he walked off the beach on his own, unlike the one in june, he was not bit, only his board. now this happened behind me here at pacific grove, about 500 feet out in the water here on lovers point. this is very close to where a great white attacked another man and nearly killed him earlier this summer. this time those watching the water say the victim remained calm and was able to paddle back to shore. >> but he was offshore about 500 yards. had a german shepherd on the boat, a local guy. had been out before and just paddling along about 500 yards out. next thing he knew, he had a visitor. >> we are from poland. we want to use and this is very strange for us that we can't just have some towel and just be on the beach. >> a coup

bites by sharks around the world.r: he says when a shark bite happens it's usually because the shark mistakes a human for food but for young brian he's not taking any chances at least not right now >> i'll put my feet in, but that's really all. >> wow it does seem like these are happening more and more frequently although the numbers say it's always kind of been the same but are we expecting more shark encounters to continue, kerry, as we wind summer down >> reporter: hoda if you look at the history. historically, especially on the east coast, august and september we have more shark encounters, not only because as we've reported the waters are warmer and the sharks are coming closer to shore, but also because more of us are in the water, and so there's more opportunity for those shark encounters and then don't forget, a lot of people just have cell phones and they're taking video of the sharks so it can appear that there are more sharks attacking people when, in reality, it still remains relatively rare. >> kerry sand

doctor chris lowe with the shark lab at cal state long beach says the shark could have also felt threatenedng that much time in a place like that without a lot of food around. so it it's unlikely that it's the same shark doctor low will work with the state to examine the bite marks to determine what type of shark bit the paddle board reporting in lovers point justin campbell kron, 4 news. >> that's one of the wow. that is a tornado. >> that is a fire nato. yeah. what it is because those are the winds generated by a wildfire. this is last night near the grapevine. there's a fire on i-5 in la county. it's called the sand fire. so it's about 150 acres and it's closed down a road. and you know that the end has been any houses or anything yet, which is great. but this is just to show you the winds. is this a credible that's yeah, that's it's impressive. but also terrifying all at the same time, which is often the case with wildfires. >> and the pictures of those flames. but pretty incredible see these phenomenon. was a great cause. a fire spread so fast could like you go. oh, well, the fire. i m

a bite like that are usually white sharks. >> or the great white pacific grove police say the shark swam underneath the board then turned around and took a chunk out of the front end of the board, knocking the man and his dog into the water. thankfully, the man on the board alongside his dog got away and back to shore on harmed so many cases we think that sharks might occasionally by people whether they're swimming or or on a paddle boarder surfboard because they mistake them is pray. in addition to looking for food. doctor chris lowe with the shark lab at cal state long beach says the shark could have also felt threatened less than 2 months ago. another man was attacked by a shark in the same area. but was it the same likely that you have a big shark spending that much time in a place like that without a lot of food around. so it it's unlikely that it's the same shark doctor low will work with the state to examine the bite marks to determine what type of shark bit the paddle board reporting in lovers point justin campbell kron, 4 news. that's one of the wow. that is a tornado. >> check

it turns out those sharks.y managed to adapt to warmer climates, especially the young ones, the juvenile sharks. researchers say unlike adult sharks, these juvenile sharks, but they do not have the ability to retain heat and therefore stay in warm waters closer to shore. take note of that. the mariposa grove of giant sequoias at yosemite has officially reopened and they've got the shuttle system back in operation there. >> this comes as firefighters get close to full containment of the washburn fire. some areas, though, will remain closed, including the washburn trail, the western part of the perimeter trail. and the trail from the mariposa grove toward won't. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joining us now to talk about those lightning strikes and to know they when you mix those with wind. >> events. yeah, very, very dangerous. mean, literally explosive as they can really just spread out and read those downdraft from those thunderstorms, get those fires pumped up and going some of the fire lines up there to

i couldn't even see the shark coming up. the way like i saw the movement of its tail like going to the side and then right there. she went like she screamed a little bit but like as soon she touched it it just fell into the water. it's very clearly a shark by when you look at the art of the tooth marks and the damage that was done and my sympathy to the to the victim. that's a horrendous thing to go through daniel. abel is a professor of marine coastal carolina university says sharks are not uncommon this. time we're home. there's some precautions you should take. well not to swim at dawn and dusk. it's not many people in the water then and some of the sharks are closer to shoreline feeding. don't swim where there are schools of small fish that called bait fish offshore. the sharks will swim in out of them. don't swim near where people are fishing. like in piers site says her shark encounter will not keep her from enjoying the beach. she just needs to heal and get the all clear from her doctors. that was camille gayle report

this comes as there's been an increased number of shark sightings and a shark bit a 16-year-old nearn: matt, thank you for that report. today we celebrate the king. exactly 45 years ago today the world lost the one and only elvis presley, but the king's legacy lives on. earlier this summer, a movie released about his life, a book about his health history, "destined to die young" in september. he also lives on in las vegas with impersonators. the first impersonator received the keys to the city of las vegas, and has done more weddings and ceremonies than any other person in the world. the official elvis of las vegas joins mega. jesse, i'm seeing you. i'm, like, hey, is elvis really dead or is that you, elvis? you look just like him. >> you're too kind. >> sean: jesse, what does elvis mean to america? >> he became my job. we've been doing this over 37 years. i got the best job in the world, man. i love the job. i got a million, man. >> sean: jesse, in my house, we play elvis all the time. the babysitter for my kid candy loves elvis. is it just old people that love elvis or is there a n

at the shark him and monterey bay.ornia on june 22. he set a shark bit him ferociously across his thigh and abdomen heat that is going to bleed to death but he went on a two hour operation received 28 units of blood as doctors worked frantically to keep him alive. he is confident he will walk again he said he is grateful to the people who saved his life. >> the three of them and the bloodied water got me up onto the surfboard and pulled me into the beach. heroes, how do you get and bloodied water with maybe a shark circling beneath you to save a stranger? >> they are amazing very. >> heroes indeed. and on june 3017-year-old addison was attacked by a 9-foot shark in florida, southeast of tallahassee bridge she survived but her right leg just above the knee had to be amputated. and this year there are several shark attacks in the same day off long island, new york. also florida researchers reported 73 unprovoked invite last year in south carolina reported for. now, shark attacks are rare but authorities still encourage p

beach goers did not run from a shark, they ran to the shark when they saw it struggling with a fishing line. after hauling the shark out of the surf, one man pinned it down. oh there we go and then used a pair of flyers, lucky to have those to get that hook out of their mouth. how did he know how to do that? is he a dentist? a shark expert? it looks like he's done it before. after a quick photo the men then returned the shark to the water and made sure that it headed off to sea. >> that's amazing. how did he know how to do that? >> the pliers. who is at the beach with pliers. >> those guys know how to do it. then it started swimming back to them. wait, that was kind of fun. what's going on? >> exactly. can you do the other side? >> so jeff told us oh next monday there might be rain and bam, a little rain. >> yes, he is on target. >> i do what i can. it felt a little tropical out there, right? it was good to get, you know, some rainfall in here and overall it's been beneficial for us. we haven't seen a wide outbreak here of lightning across the bay area. let's get you into that micro cl

someone's got my back, someone's watching me. >> reporter: the shark left. they made their way back to the beach. brutus was ready to get out. >> he was just shaking the whole way in, like when are we going to be done, and he knows i'm going back so he was just, yeah, then we got back to the shore and he got showered with love and realized oh, look at all these people wanting to love me, so turned out okay for him. >> reporter: ian cull, "today in the bay." >> wow. >> i want to be surrounded by monks in that situation. yikes. >>> it is 4:52. we turn to our "bay area proud" series. >> garvin thomas tells us about a story of first responders helping first responders. >> good morning, everyone. i wanted to tell you the story behind the story of a big donation. on thursday dozens of boxes filled with thousands of pounds of fire fighting equipment began their journey from morgan hill to ukraine to help firefighters, masks, ladders, turnout gear, tonz of it donated by fire departments all over the bay area and the guy behind it all, tom murray, a retired san franc

a greenland shark. >> so greenland sharks are elusive animals that typically live in the frigid watersctic. they are known to live as long as 500 years. >> oof. >> what? >> hmm. >> maybe it was looking for the carnival cruise down to dominican republic. >> he said, it's summer vacation. >> yeah! >> going to get me some tropical sun. >> tickets were cheap. >>> now, to when posing for the 'gram in a body of water goes terribly wrong. >> and, mimi, we're talking about you. this happened at a lagoon in zanzibar, tanzania. this south african tourist tried to snap a photo with a group of seemingly friendly sea turtles but things did not go so well. >> they never do. in video posted to her instagram, she's seen screaming in terror at the sight of the turtles, desperately trying to keep them at arm's length. the video was captioned "i tried to do it for the 'gram." at least, you know, taking ownership. hey, you never know. turtles can snap. >> i guess so. i'm so used to them just being like, "dude." >> um -- i don't know. i feel like if she just calmed down, they were just curious. >> were the

may still be in the area. >> how big was the shark if he thought it was a whale? >>> let's find something else to do with this beautiful weather. >> so much going on. we take a live look outside in san francisco. we know you're maybe heading for lunch in the next hour or get your friday started early with very comfortable temperatures looking live in san jose. we're right now in the mid 60s as we go into the rest of today. we're headed for the upper 70s. look at the trend reaching 78 degrees for a high temperature. concord reaching 90 today. we'll be in the mid 80s but warper in santa rosa reaching 88 degrees and some low 70s in san francisco now that we're getting the sunshine. but you can see that there is going to be a wide range of temperatures from the coastal areas and the upper 60s to low 90s to concord and fairfield and upper 80s for parts of the south bay and there is a lot of events going on this weekend so we'll touch on some of those things in case you haven't made plans yet. we'll talk about that coming up in the forecast in a few minutes. kris? >> th

. >>> the brutal shark attack off the florida keys. a 10-year-old boy attacked, losing part of his leg. >>> the drought emergency unfolding tonight. the drastic action now possible on the colorado river. historic water cuts now possible for multiple states. the level so concerning, authorities warning tonight, we're at a tipping point. >>> the war in ukraine. the growing concern over a potential nuclear emergency. thousands fleeing as the fighting around europe's largest nuclear plant inside ukraine intensifies. >>> here at home, major news on hearing aides tonight. te move that will make them much more affordable for millions of americans. >>> and super sonic. the big announcement from american airlines tonight. and the potential flying time from new york to london -- about 3 1/2 hours. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. news on the former president and who the fbi has already interviewed from inside the former trump white house. >>> also news coming in tonight on covid. how soon you'll be abl

the meet the shark contest donating to get close to the sharks. >> john: i have the shark app.ding. a lot of sharks off of cape cod. >> that's for sure. keep your toes in the sand if you're afraid. >> john: thanks, molly. enjoy the beach. sa sandra. >> sandra: a new trend at workplaces across america. basically referring to employees that are just not happy with their job. instead of quitting, they don't try as hard or try at all. as a result, quiet firing is also taking hold. madison alworth is here. tell us what exactly is happening with this trend. >> some might say that quiet quitting has been happening a long time but it's picking up steam now because you see it across social media. that's when workers are doing less for the same pay. so it's been a trend on social media. now those employees, they're facing the consequences. take a look. nearly half of workers have seen quiet firing happening at their offices. so that's when a co-worker is passed up for any sort of advancement. like you said, the hope is eventually the workers leave on their own. why is this happening? bec

really shot the he pointed out, lemon sharks and sharks in general aren't looking for people. this video is the latest in what feels like a summer of shark sightings. in long island, new york this july, there were 6 reported shark bites in just 3 weeks. beach is closed and beachgoers were on alert. there's been a lot of citing the lot. so. >> i'm ok, in the sand and there's that recent study by experts at the university of miami which found sharks are swimming closer to the shore than you might think with this new drone video we asked, is this the new trend? even the sherry say this is happening more often. this is just simply a case that, you know, we have in florida. want to show what you're seeing here. >> is at some time shots going to shower or 2? >> that was brooke shaffer reporting a quick thinking. oregon state trooper saved a dog that tried to jump out a window during a traffic stop. the driver was pulled over for speeding their egos when the dog jumped out of the window along i-5 in josephine county. the trooper says he used his cat-like reflexes. reflexes to grab th

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on the same day as another shark attack or rather on another day as a show of a shark attack on a nearby jacksonville beach and some swimmers there. i think that the 2 sharks had come closer to shore to feed on bait fish. and that's an interesting theory. there. that's going to do it for us here at the kron. 4 news at noon. let's send things over to olivia horton. we're live in the olivia, how's it going? hey, stephanie, doing well this thursday. just happy that it's almost friday seat that that that shark video scared me a little bit. and that's why only go knee-deep in ocean water. yeah, you know, it seems like the sharks are really out and about this time of year. >> you know, maybe maybe the mid maybe not so much in the bay keep our fingers crossed? no sharks in the bay area, right, right. yeah. what do you have for us today? we have some amazing things coming up on today's show, stephanie attention all sweet tooth it's national chocolate chip cookie day. and we're chatting with a registered dietician on all the guilt free ways to enjoy the sweet treat. >> they want to enjoy the end

tech cu arena, again, the new home of the san jose barracuda, the sharks will play here, too.y'll get to practice here, and it is of course a development league so sometimes you'll see a barracuda at the shark tank in the shars jersey, exciting for the whole community. >> got to get you on a zamboni now, kris. >> yeah. >> reporter: i will ride a zamboni. i will not skate. those of my rules. >> we'll save that for your birthday. >> that's always a fun place to take the kids to as well. it's a cool place when it's hot outside. >> right, and so we've had some heat especially for some of our valleys. while we are getting a lot of coastal fog and cooler temperatures, and it's a busy start to the day in overhead and you're probably looking at the road like oh my goodness. we'll check in with mike in a couple of minutes. let's get a look at the way the morning shapes up for you with temperatures in the low 60s to start and we'll see a nice, mild morning for you, a mix of sun and clouds here in the inner bay where our temperatures are headed for the upper 70s. but it's going to heat u

2 decades. >> the goal was to learn how climate change affects shark migration.rns out sharks have managed to adapt to warmer climates, especially the young shocks. researchers say unlike adult sharks, juvenile ones do not have the ability to retain heat and therefore they can stay in warm waters closer to shore. so much. we're learning. yeah, it so much is changing to the climate change. that's true and makes think twice about getting in the water now in monterey think about it for a little bit before you get in that wraps up kron. 4 news tonight at 6. we'll see you tonight at 8. have a good night. good night. ♪ ♪ dry eye symptoms keep driving you crazy? inflammation in your eye might be to blame. time for ache and burn! over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. those'll probably pass by me. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. xiidra? no! it can provide lasting relief. xiidra is approved to treat the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. don't use if you're a