san jose sharks organization.ey, anthony. for years the sharks had such a great fan support. they still do, does this draft pick tonight and some of the other young guys help change ticket sales for the sharks because they've been struggling for the last few years? you know, i would imagine there were because earlier tonight there were thousands of people they gave away 16,000 free tickets. i would say there was close to about 10,000 fans who came in here. watch celebrini get selected, celebrated, then waited for the 11th pick. they had dickinson. sam dickinson gets selected number 11 overall. fans were excited. then they left. but while they were here, they said we're. we finally have hope. hope again that we can return to the franchise. we used to be, as i mentioned, five straight losing seasons. you know, hockey fans are loyal and shark fans are loyal. but would you endure five losing seasons? it's tough to be positive now. they have a reason to be. it's one of the best, most fun fan bases in all of the nhl, an

and thailand has cost a number of sharks and world wide deployment. as many as $100000000.00 sharks are harvested each year for their fence. the pump and we're gonna suspend. well, let's put this stuff. okay, not mind meant that and i'm going to meet the, what is the order? if the, if i, i think i meant that to say no, i don't approve you fit in the middle of the cost of it contains the entire marine eco system, the back of the composer, him this passes cycle more like one assignment, the fellow settlement known and can reach critics to help the wellbeing of the planets oceans were sharp shipment over fished, some countries advance the short entry would not permit which is encouraged just one of the leading exporters of sharks and worldwide we went out to see what's improving and fishermen who has been throw home lights pushing these waters to about 10 p. m. now the last hour they've been bringing. and then after the 1st time tonight and then that goes much further than you were thinking. they really did take a full hour to bring it all in. but in the

shark. >> this is that is a shark like i've never seen. big! a couple had a surprising encounter with a shark off of westport, massachusetts. the shark was later joined by five others and they also encountered massive basking sharks which are large buts do soil. anita? anita: it's not just in the northeast. a florida man is recovering today from a severe shark bite. the incident tock place yesterday on the amelia river by the florida-georgia border. i used to live near there. it happened when the man was fishing when the shark was reeled onto the boat and bit his arm, causing serious injuries for which emergency aid was rendered before the victim was airlifted to a jacksonville area hospital. scary. griff: recent shark attacks in hawaii and north carolina highlight the fact that unprovoked shark attacks are rising worldwide, it would seem. today we have a marine biologist to tell us more. dr. austin gallagher, founder of beneath the waves. and, dr. gallagher, i follow your work. you've done great work. and, you know, we have seen roughly s

a perception of sharks. this is scary. predators hasn't always lent them to be the most sympathetic animal, but people need to understand the importance that they play in maintaining out the marine ecosystems. we wanted to find out what happens to the students after they lead the market. so we met a smuggler who was willing to share some of the secrets of the trait. but only we create the can see it was identity. how many sharpens do you buy every week or month? pre owned, and what do you remember? how soon after you sell your shark fence, what happens to them next week? we will do all the remote in monta, a bigger coastal city. in ecuador, there are large scale operations set up to drive defense before their smuggled out of the country, because on the water was what the, the water up here to look. at this point, most experts had told us that almost all sharks tends from south america are shipped directly to asia. what our contact had one more to us for us. we will take care of one folder from multiple on vi

and thailand has cost a number of sharks of world wide to plummet. as many as $100000000.00 sharks are harvested each year for their fence. you don't devote about that and we're gonna suspend. well, let's put this stuff. okay, norman there and i'm going. so may i ask, what is the zip code? is it this i i think i meant that to say no, i don't approve. you said in the middle of the cost of it contains the entire marine eco system, the back of the francis cycle, more like one assignment, the fellow some of my known and can reach critics to help the wellbeing of the planets. oceans were short, ship it over fished, some countries advance, the short entry would not permit which has emerged just one of the leading exporters of sharks. hence, worldwide, we went up to see what's improving fisherman, who's been throw home, why it's pushing these waters to about 10 p. m. now in the last hour they've been bringing in and then after the 1st time tonight. and then that goes much further than you were thinking. they really didn't take a full hour to bring it all en

by the way, a lot of shark attacks lately, you notice that a lot of sharks. i watched some guys justifying it today. well, they weren't really that angry. they bit off the young lady's leg because of the fact they were not hungry, but they misunderstood who she was. these people are crazy. he said, there's no problem with sharks. they just didn't really understand a young woman swimming. really got decimated, a lot of people, too. i said, there's a shark 10 yards away from the boat, 10 yards. here, do i get electrocuted if the boat is sinking, water goes over the battery, the boat is sinking? do i stay on top of the boat and get electrocuted, or do i jump over by the shark and not get electrocuted. he didn't know the answer. he said, nobody has ever asked me that question. i said, i think it is a good question. there's a lot of electric current coming through that water. you know what i'd do if there was a shark or you get electrocuted?

on one dive, you can see up to seven different species — hammerhead, tiger shark, reef shark, nurse shark in some spots. that's why a lot of people come here to dive with sharks. stay calm, stay relaxed, you always want to be looking around to see where the sharks are in the water. andre has told me to get in slowly and start off by floating near the surface. what a thing to do! what a thing to do. to be honest, for my first time swimming with sharks, i was pretty happy to watch them from a distance. i have six to ten sharks underneath me right now. but after a while, i couldn't resist taking a slightly closer look. there are so many feelings right now. that was arguably one of the best moments that i've ever had or ever experienced. god, i neverthought i'd be doing that. when you're in there, you get this weird, like, blissful feeling. mm—hm. that's the humbling part for me, where it's like, you're humble that they allow you to be there. had a good time? genuinely, i can't thank you enough. that was... no problem, man. erm, yeah, it was a real experience. swimming with sharks in the baha

we're sharks.e past decade, they've gathered during the summer and fall at soquel cove, along the northern edge of monterey bay. and this year, experts say, the sharks are back in greater numbers than in years past. researchers say this migration shift to the monterey bay likely has a lot to do with changes in ocean temperatures along the west coast. for more on what exactly is going on here, we're joined by dave ebert, director of the pacific shark research center at san jose state university's moss landing marine laboratory. thank you for the time. we appreciate it. so what is going on here? why are all of these young, great white sharks drawn in to this particular spot in the monterey bay? >> well, i think this area up here where by capitola, they call it shark park, is it's an area where the water tends to be a little warmer within the monterey bay. and i think it's the habitat i think is more conducive for them. and so with the because this is more similar to what you see in southern californi

pavel, sharks vs. at first they run, no, they walk cautiously over the bumps, their legs are shaking, it seems to me that it’s easy for me to hold on, it turns out it’s not so easy to hold on, pavel desperately throws himself on the bump with his chest, alim does almost the same thing, here they are on the first platform, come on, come on, come on, handsome, pavel, handsome! and here it is already! damn, so fast, god, why so fast, we don’t we were planning a water hazard today, but it happened, pavel breaks down, drops out of the fight, and olim calmly moves on. and now we need to complete the distance ourselves, pick up the crystal, let’s make sure that both participants don’t end up in the water. well, let's cheer for alim, for alim. the sharks are perplexed, they say, water is our environment, you can’t go into the water here, this is some kind of deception, sharks, alim reaches the platform, then a net awaits him, there were all sorts of tests in his life, but i don’t know if anything compares - wi

a lot of shark attacks. so i said there's a shark ten yards away from the boat, ten yards. do i get electrocuted? >> do you feel the breeze? because i don't want anybody going on me. we need every voter. i don't care about you. i just want your vote. i don't care. >> those j-6 warriors, they were warriors but they were really

the sharks believe he's a game changer. brody brazile, our teammate from nbc sports california, caught up with the sharks number one pick. it definitely feels surreal. i don't think i could have predicted this or planned or mentally prepared myself for this moment. so it's just it's an amazing opportunity and an amazing experience. it's got to feel right in a lot of ways. you have connections to livermore, where the family's got the ranch and you lived in willow glen for a little bit. what do you know about the bay area already that puts you at ease? obviously the connections, having my family there, it's very important to me . and i guess being kind of familiar with the landscape and, where to go to eat and stuff like that, i feel is pretty important. the san jose sharks are very proud to select from boston university. this was the reaction at the shark tank. it was wild. it was electric. when the pick was officially announced, sharks fans flooded the tank to come out and celebrate today's historic selection. there's also

start the shark tried to grab the hook. >> do you think that shark knows are trying to help it yeah, i do otherwise, why was she keep coming back when it hurts because trying to remove a whole hurts? >> but she'll do a tight circle and come back in in 30 years of removing more than 350 hooks zanadu says, she's never been bitten by a shark they can be sometimes demanding bread, the satisfaction of being able to relieve a shark, all that present is an ordinance watch deep dive the sharp wars on the whole story with anderson cooper tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern cigarette and unprecedented debate as only cnn could do it with a record audience or round the world. >> our country is being destroyed. where are the most admired country in the world for the most complete coverage through election day and beyond, follows cnn well done. you've got the presence, the balloons, and the raptor cake. now how about something to put a smile on your face has been dental provides complete, affordable care with dentists and labs in one place, plus free exams and x-rays for new patients without insurance an

. >> gio: shark attacks. this shark spotted in the water after three swimmers were attacked. at least two with serious injuries as a teen in texas speaks out about her encounter. >> when i finally saw my hand is when i started freaking out. >> gio: how she fought off the predator and why more sharks are being spotted in shallow water. ♪ >> janai: and hollywood's hopes. hollywood banking on will smith to save the summer with his first big screen appearance since that infamous oscar slap. >> i'm going to need you to come with me right now. >> janai: the roster of releases looking to lure movie fans back to the theater. >>> plus, stanley cup preview. the oilers hoping for their first championship since their glory days as last year's runner-up, the panthers, dream of redemption. >> whit: and good morning, america. so great to have you with us on a saturday morning. we do have a lot to cover here including those good samaritans being credited with helping to save four people on board a small plane that crashed in the front yard of a home outside denver. >> janai: stunning scene t

he looks for, what he calls, "lost sharks."has named over 40 of them. in a new study, it was confirmed the population of tidewater sharks is rapidly depleting because of the international liver oil and meat trade. now, those sharks end up in things like dietary supplements and haircare products. already, an unnamed species has been identified as critically endangered, and without conservation protections, it could mean extinction for it. now, the doctor talked about the critical roles sharks and rays play in our ecosystems. brian ebert: and a lot of the fisheries takes place in a lot of developing countries and in areas that people don't tend to think of, and unless you actually go out there and look for them like i do, you would never even know these fisheries are even occurring, and particularly for the liver oil stuff, they take places out of the way. there's nothing illegal about them, but just nobody's paying any attention to these things. these, literally, are the proverbial canaries in the coal mine, and these sharks wil

the sharks the first overall pick a kid with home grown ties, a junior shark.ks for the warriors, and now he is here hoping to someday have his numbers in the rafters. just like patrick marleau, casey pratt, abc seven sports keeping it in the south bay now a bit of a summer bummer for a south bay water park. >> cowabunga! the revamped raging waters will not be opening tomorrow. as promised, the water park says it discovered some electrical issues yesterday and has to push off the opening day until the 4th of july. >> do you ever see the movie the money pit? this is it. >> cowabunga! ceo was pretty honest last month about the challenges of reopening the park they promised to open in june, even started selling tickets. san jose mayor matt mehan was even supposed to be there tomorrow, as the park was set to reopen. in a facebook video, the park's general manager says anyone who purchased tickets for saturday through wednesday will get an email about refunds, the bill that would allow restaurants to opt out of the state's junk fees ban is now on the governor's desk

team shark! hello sharks, hello, hello!hello, hello everyone, let your element be water, but you have to try everything else, soon everything will spin with such force that you won’t even understand what will happen, tests of the four elements await you, this is water, this air, earth and fire. time stage: collect crystals, they will help in the main battle on the tower. you will need super-endurance at the first stage - the elements of water. a race with the longest obstacle course in our game. the track is so extreme that even a sprint race here can turn into a marathon. let's see how you cope with obstacles against an opponent with your nerves. inattention costs a lot, don’t get caught up in emotions, i activate the test, the element of water, at the beginning of the test the opponents must pass over the sand on suspended platforms. overcome the swinging monkey bars and use the rope to jump to the net. you need to go down along it to the platforms above the water. next is a cobweb, climb through which to climb to the tro

sharks don't want anything to do with us in the water. >> carley: if you do come upon a shark in the> no, i would highly not recommend that. exit the water really -- >> carley: good point. how faftz can you punch in water? some people say sharks are misunderstood creatures. what can you tell us about sharks we might not know? >> one thing about sharks we don't know, most don't know, to keep our ocean clean, we need them. people enjoy going to the ocean and like to eat dead and dying animals. they keep it clean. they allow us to enjoy it. we are visitors in the ocean and something we need to realize when we go to the beach. >> carley: our producers said people are not on a shark's menu, iffy woo were, there would be more attacks. just usually sharks confused in the water. thank you for joining us. >> todd: so glad you asked the punching question. >> carley: exit the water calmly if a shark is swimming at you. >> todd: i'm dead, when is last thing i did anything calmly. >> carley: new he rise with luxury amenities, views, gyms, cafe, rooms are reserved for the homeless. cheryl casone i

no shark attacks.o by getting attacked by a shark, ana. it is always so important for us to point out. we know that the water is their home, and they are nearby so often, and so statistically speaking when you look at how close they are to us in the waters, the chances of an actual attack are extremely rare. >> it's all relative and perspective is important, thank you so much, marissa parra for that reporting. that does it for us today. josÉ diaz-balart picks up our coverage right now. ♪♪

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i yelled help and shark! just two clear words. caleb was in the waters of del mar, california, with 18 members of an open water swim group. it was a strong hit to my body. i knew i had been hit by a shark and i tussled with the animal for what was seconds. swim buddy kevin barrett heard him yelling for help. you know that? that's a real scream. on the second time, i struck the animal and i felt a softer tissue. i'm going to speculate that that was inside the shark's mouth, and i had several cuts on my hand and wrist. the shark disappeared by the time kevin got there, when i was swimming him in, the blood was just pouring out of his chest. we really just needed to get him. in short, as quickly as possible. lifeguard cameron whiting helped get caleb onto the beach. we could really see the traumatic extent of his injuries. and it was it was not pretty. cameron kept his hand under caleb's chin. he just said, just don't look down. caleb was amazingly calm. caleb was rushed into surgery his entire torso, a roadmap of shark bites and sti

as you noted, there's immense fear when it comes to sharks. a lot of that has to do with the movie jaws and the portrayal of sharks is these blood thirsty killer animals, these mindless hunters, and they are not that they are sophisticated good em graceful. they have a politics about them, and they have personality too. as a matter of fact, when we were free diving with them, we were warned about a shark named, but face and sort of unruly nature the way it's a funny name the way that it sort of doesn't follow the typical rules of the typical behavior of tiger sharks when we got down there, we realized it was just kind of an unruly sort of animal, but i never felt scared. they'd never threatened anyone. it was really just interested in what we were doing. and you saw in it curiosity, which is something that i don't think people appreciate about these animals, as well as the fact that they are threatened by hi overfishing worldwide. one in three shark species is actually at risk of being close to extinction. so it's important to protect them, bu

sharks or only here?re you ready to meet face to face? with their rivals team sharks. hello sharks, hello, hello, hello, hello, hello, hello, hello everyone, your element may be water, but you have to try everything else. soon everything will spin with such force that you will not even understand what will happen. tests of four elements await you: water, air, earth and fire. during the stages, collect crystals, they will help in the main battle on the tower. you will need super endurance in the first stage of the water element. a race with the longest obstacle course in our game. the track is so extreme that even a sprint race here can turn into a marathon. let's see how you cope with obstacles, with your opponent, with your nerves. inattention costs a lot. don't get caught up in emotions. tests: element of water. at the beginning of the test, competitors must walk over the sand on suspended platforms, overcome swinging monkey bars and use a rope to jump onto the net. you need to go down along it to the p

sharks, they live there. and i think it's important for people to know that you're visiting the home where sharks might be feeding and doing what they naturally do. >> reporter: the victims of these recent attacks are all expected to survive, and it's worth noting that experts say despite these recent incidents, sharks are not necessarily looking to bite humans, and shark bites are still generally considered to be rare. manuel bojorquez, cbs news, panama city beach, sfx: [birds chirping] for nourished, lightweight hair, the right ingredients make all the difference. new herbal essences sulfate free is now packed with plant-based ingredients your hair will love. like pure aloe. and camellia flower oil. and none of the things it won't. hair feels deeply nourished, soft and lightweight. plant power you can feel. new herbal essences sulfate free. after cooking a delicious knorr chicken cheddar broccoli recipe you will want to close your delivery apps. because nothing beats a perfect combo of sweet tomatoes, and s

a third of shark species are threatened with extinction a rapid dna test is helping catch shark fin smugglers in today's impact your world crowd charges are going through a global conservation crisis the demand for their products that remind for their fence or is their ultimate threat charge fading is a practice of cutting the fence of which are used for the shark fin soup and then putting the carc is back in the water. >> if the shark is alive, it will suffocate to death because without its veins it cannot swim. one of the biggest challenges for law enforcement around the world is that how can they tell whether a shark fin that is coming into their country is legal or illegal is from a species that is regulated or not regulated. and you need to do dna tools or molecular tools in order to identify it. what we have developed is that we take a little piece of this when we run it through a machine for two hours and we're able to tell what species they said without sequencing very cheaply, very quickly. before we deploy the tool back in 2018, hong kong authorities were ceasing around five tons of

. >> that is a shark. >> oh, my god, that is a africaing shark. >> that's a great white shark. >> thatpete: we're going to talk to that couple coming up next. ♪ if -- you can buy me a boat. ♪ you can buy me -- needs to be for more than just work. like when it needs to be a big, soft shoulder to cry on. which is why downy does more to make clothes softer, fresher, and better. downy. breathe life into your laundry. ♪ pete: a massachusetts couple having their own jaws moment when their boat was surrounded by five massive sharks in a recent lobster fishing trip. >> oh, god. oh, god. >> wow. >> no, it's a whale. >> it's a shark. >> that is a whale. >> that is a shark. >> oh, my god, that is a freaking shark a. >> that's a great white shark. >> that is a shark like i've never seen. >> wow. will: that couple joins now. [laughter] wonderful shot seeing you there on on this morning. >> hey, how are you? will: let's set the record straight, carrie. i'm now led to understand it wasn't great white, right in you were surrounded by sharks and they were giant but not a great white. >> you're absolute

three people suffering bites in the wake of two other shark attacks elsewhere. summer hasn't even officially started yet. oh my gosh, look at that harrowing new details after three people were injured in shark attacks along florida's panhandle, a teenager lost her hand and leg to what officials say was likely an eight foot bull shark. her mother describes the teen losing two thirds of the blood in her body and undergoing several surgeries, saying when her daughter awoke, her first words to us were, i made it. another teen was also injured in that attack with wounds to her foot, and 90 minutes earlier, about four miles away, a woman suffered significant trauma, leading to the amputation of her arm, prompting questions about why officials didn't close the beaches. then we didn't see fit at the moment to close down the entire beach while we ground troops and figure out what was really going on farther down the gulf coast. this drone footage posted by see through canoes shows hammerhead sharks alongside beachgoers in saint petersburg. elsewhere, a man bitten by a sh

no sharks that we know of in there. yeah, thankfully sweetwater sharks.ow are we looking tomorrow jeff? we know it's hot today. yeah. so much better. i mean, we should see a 15 to 20 degree drop for some of the hottest locations. yeah. so i think as you step out the door tomorrow, it's going to be a lot more comfortable for us in that microclimate forecast. let me show you how things are kind of trending for us right now outside as we get you out to pleasanton, where we did have some power outages earlier this afternoon. thankfully, the power has been restored, but it is toasty after a temperatures right at about 100 through a lot of the tri-valley. we're still hanging on to a very hot 94. so numbers are beginning to drop, albeit very, very slowly. here will be into the 90s here still at 7:00, 8:00, 85 and then those 70s here, 910 and also 11. and once we hit tomorrow morning, we should be down here into the 60s. now, our confidence is getting up here that we will reach into the 60s in the overnight hours, because i've now started to see the wind change c

♪ ♪ bing bing bong bong ♪ ♪ daddy shark ♪ ♪ stupid shark ♪ ♪ loser shark ♪ ♪ sleepy shark ♪ >> jimmyd replace "ymca." one of my favorite traditions here at the show, something i look forward to all year, is something that we're going to do tonight. less than two weeks ago, a new champion was crowned at the scripps national spelling bee. >> your first word is brouette. adelantado. hypercochime. >> jimmy: [ laughter ] that is 12-year-old bruhat soma. bruhat is with us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] look at him. that's a stone-cold killer right there. when we come back from break, bruhat better be able to spell like hell because he's about to do battle with me in the 18th annual "jimmy kimmel live spelling bee." we will be right back with that. back. donnie glover, maya erskine, and jesse plemons are all on the way. first, it's time for the 18th annual ""jimmy kimmel live" spelling bee." tonight, he is formidable indeed, he is also 12 years old. please welcome the winner of this year's scripps national spelling bee from tampa, florida, bruhat soma! [ cheers and applause ] bruhat, come

if the sharp is willing may be stop the shark tried to grab the do you think the shark knows are trying to help it yeah, i realize why was she keep coming back when it hurts? >> because trying to remove a hook hertz but she'll do a tight circle and come back in in 30 years of removing more than 350 hooks zanadu says, she's never been bitten by a shark they can be sometimes demanding bread, the satisfaction of being able to relieve a shark, all that presence is an order so that the errant sound bite that just kind of non sequitur ran was christina is an auto. >> she's another conservation as and she specifically help the bahamas enact some of the strictest protections for sharks around the world. now, this is one side of our story. you have to hear about the other side as well, because there are fishermen in the united states who say that regulations have helped shark populations rebound but it's making it almost impossible for them to make ends meet because they're having to compete with these apex predators who often will eat their cats before they could get it back on the boat. they s

can take water samples and detect white shark dna in the water, doctor lowe says they monitor sharks> 300 are currently tagged. >> this morning. we've detected four sharks at this beach from here to torrey pines, so they're constantly moving back and forth along the beach. it's amazing the fact that we have so many people in the water around the sharks all the time, and nothing happens. so obviously accidents do happen and that's why they're called accidents. the shark made a mistake all morning. >> you could see lifeguards telling people to stay back, a warning local residents danny and dylan costello definitely heeded for the day. i was scared for a second, but then i found out that he was okay, grateful. >> no one's really hurt. but i also, you know, it's so rare that this thing happens. that shark obviously knew it wasn't something they wanted and moved on, but i think the beach is a pretty safe place. >> all right. i was just checking this fire out of patterson. it looks like it got up. they've got a really good handle on it. they're actually pulling tankers or crews off. and th

the sharks the first overall pick a kid with home grown ties, a junior shark.is dad works for the warriors, and now he is here hoping to someday have his numbers in the rafters. just like patrick marleau, casey pratt, abc seven sports keeping it in the south bay now a bit of a summer bummer for a south bay water park. >> cowabunga! the revamped raging waters will not be opening tomorrow. as promised, the water park says it discovered some electrical issues yesterday and has to push off the opening day until the 4th of july. >> do you ever see the movie the money pit? this is it. >> cowabunga! ceo was pretty honest last month about the challenges of reopening the park they promised to open in june, even started selling tickets. san jose mayor matt mehan was even supposed to be there tomorrow, as the park was set to reopen. in a facebook video, the park's general manager says anyone who purchased tickets for saturday through wednesday will get an email about refunds, the bill that would allow restaurants to opt out of the state's junk fees ban is now on the gover

. >> what voters are saying also this morning, beachgoers on high alert for sharks along florida's gulf coast after several swimmers suffered terrifying bites. plus the hike in north dakota's badlands by three boys that turned into a groundbreaking archeological discovery. >> what they are said to have found sticking out of the ground, and the nail biter in beantown. >> how the celtics managed to edge out the mavericks last night in game two of the nba finals. it's monday, june 10th. >> from abc news. this is world news now. >> good monday morning everyone andrew dymburt joined alongside by andrea fujii. not much of a nail biter, maybe just for a few tense moments, but boston looked like they were in cruise control once again. >> it was a good game. >> yes it was. they're looking to win their first title since, i believe, 2008. it's been a while. it's been for the boston celtics and the mavericks obviously trying to win as well. it's not over until it's over. we'll show you highlights from those from that game as well as the stanley cup final coming up in a moment. but we want to begin

that reef sharks.l. >>you know, sharks do get a bad rap. they do. >>the sharks in the socal colder there that warm up. they're not aggressive, relax, like i i have lot of video them swimming under swimmers. kayakers stand-up paddleboarders, and voters in general there minding their own business there. they're just they're like i said, the warm in 8 years of filming the sharks here. drone aerial footage i've only seen 2 feeding events in the cove snow. >>i do want to instill fear with people. and i think they just need to learn to love the sharks and and they're there to warm up and they're not they're they're hurt. anybody. >>so you're you're actually counting them. are you seeing their populations grow? are they being decimated? yes, we're yes. im pyrrhic. we were seeing things. we're seeing them come closer to shore. and recently we saw a drone photograph of of a cluster of them. and i guess they're they're juveniles. that road. >>so the june charts here, 7, 8 feet. you know, we we get occasional to

the sharks also have the number 11 overall pick. originally they had 14 but they moved up to get 11. so fans are still waiting here at sap center with anticipation for the next pick. anthony, i know it's only been 20 minutes ago since macklin was chosen and since he was picked, but i bet a lot of people are wondering when can they get the gear? can they get any right now? canadians again? well, for fans who were actually watching the nhl draft when he came on, he had that number 71 sweater put on him. but in the top they had a 24. and fans are like, well, wait a minute, which number is he going to be? they told me here that you can now buy his jersey. macklin celebrini at the team store. the moment he got selected, the moment it was official, they're on sale right now. so i would imagine there's going to be a huge line at the team store to get that number 71 shark sweater. there you go. all right, anthony, thank you so much. i know you got a lot of things to do out there. so we'll talk to you later on this evening. once again, check

sharks.are the water with sharks. as tragic as this is, there are always sharks. people have to be careful. >> this fire chief says he's reaching out to experts for insight on rising golf temperatures or even the series current could have been a factor. we spoke to a shark expert. >> only go into the water, it's a sharks home. it's their environment. what has happened with the shark attacks is very much an anomaly. this isn't something we would expect. it is certainly -- shortly isn't something we think -- people should think is going to occur. >> the beach has since been reopened. all three victims are in stable conditions but two of them with life altering injuries and we are wishing them a smooth recovery. >> sandra: that's a lot, a lot to watch as we head into the deeper summer months. thank you, dana marie. >> john: closing arguments today in hunter biden's federal gun trial after his attorney announced that he would not be testifying in his own defense. could this hurt or help his case?

. >>> and the shark attack off the coast. the swimmer punching the shark to survive. >>> first tonight, hunter biden's gun trial begins. the first trial of a child of a sitting president. the first lady there in that courtroom. >>> also developing, president biden preparing a new executive order, a crackdown on the mexico border. it would shut down the border immediately to asylum seekers if daily migrant numbers hit 2,500. and what we're learning about this. >>> in new york city tonight, those two nypd officers shot and wounded. chasing a robbery suspect. one shot in the chest, saved by his bullet proof vest. what shorts have now revealed about the suspect. >>> this major heat wave already building tonight. temperatures well into the triple digits across several states. and the wildfire burning in california. >>> the swimmer attacked by a shark off the coast. bitten on the chest, arm, and hand. witnesses on how the swimmer survived. >>> israel's war with hamas. tonight, the israeli military now confirming the deaths of four

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the international shark attack file says last year there were 69 unprovoked shark attacks around the world of those over half of them, you could see really happening in that florida area, unprovoked attack specifically though, is what we're really taking a close look at. >> the sharks really don't want us. but often it's by mistake. they think lot of surfers experienced this year. they kinda think some of these sharks think you're seals because that's what it looks like from below, looking up you know, humans on surfboards and all that backdrop. but, you know being at the wrong place, at the wrong time is still very frightening de scary. yeah and potentially deadly still, yes. >> yes. but again, if you ask an expert and you say, what can i do, what set of lookout for they'll tell you will honestly, you can't really do much and there's nothing to worry about. so again, that's the other side. i guess you can't really do anything, just still go into the swimming in the ocean, worry about it in the back of your mind. yes, it is all right. well, be safe, be careful out there in the ocean

very exciting times for sharks. fans.er now to the warriors and the impending nba free agent frenzy that going to take over basketball talk for the next week or so. chris paul and the dubs have agreed to push back to guarantee the 30 million dollars on his 2024. 25 contract from today until the start of free agency on sunday. so the move gives the time to try and trade the veteran guard. if the warriors are looking to make a blockbuster move to bring in a big name. look at paul georgia. brandon ingram paul's contract almost certainly need to be moved as part of the deal. meanwhile, on the clay thompson front, there's a bit of new news today. the mavericks trading tim hardaway junior to the pistons cut kentavious caldwell-pope is opting out of his contract with the nuggets. what that all means is it could open up a couple of new landing spots for play and with the uncertainty of what paul george is going to do, the seventy-sixers maybe also in the mix to sign klay thompson. so stay tuned. free agency is sneaking up that be

and they're going to start doing what sharks do, you know, mating and giving birth to other sharks.nk this what we've seen is this an expansion of the nursery area, which i think is kind of a good story. >> it is a good story and encouraging. experts say the juveniles tend to stay in nurseries until they're about ten feet in length and ready to hunt larger prey. >> they say age ain't nothing but a number, but is that true? when it comes to presidential candidates and kate middleton will make her first public appearance in six months tomorrow. >> tonight, the first update on her health since she announced she'd the trump era ban. california's attorney general says it will not impact our state's law against them. reporter rob mcmillan, from our sister station in los angeles explains what bump stocks do and why they're so controversial. >> reporter it's a device that helped allow a shooter in the 2017 massacre in las vegas to kill nearly 60 people. >> the bump stock. and today, a federal ban on bump stocks was overturned by the us supreme court. >> they've overturned roe v wade . why w

. >> what's being called a significant shark attack at a popular california beach. we hear from the lifeguard who raced to the rescue, doctor anthony fauci. >> back in the hot seat today. what he's saying about the response to the covid pandemic and the infamous lab in wuhan, china. plus, why his private email account could be the subject of a fiery congressional hearing. >> a serious plumbing problem at the space station, the solution to the toilet trouble and the perfect timing. >> caitlin clark is slammed on the court. how the league is now clarifying the foul that was called. >> what a catch. the couple, who says they went fishing and found $100,000 in cash, and pat sajak saying goodbye to wheel of fortune. >> his message as he prepares for one final spin. >> from abc news this is america this morning. >> good monday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. >> good morning to you i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with the legal woes facing former president trump and president biden's son, hunter, today. >> hunter biden's federal trial begins with jury selection.

the sharks are still out there. but we wanted to make sure that nobody was in the water as we were attending to the people that needed help. but the sharks are still out. we ask people to be aware and to respect the gulf of mexico. so they are aware that there are sharks here, alex. maybe they're not going quite as deep. in terms of the victims, my understanding is everybody is okay. there was one person who the superficial wounds. the teenager who has since been released. the two others seem to be okay from the latest that we have right now. >> very quickly and i love to go swimming in the ocean. i know not to go in the early mornings or at the desk those are typically times do not do that. it is not necessarily safe because it is predator feeding time. these affect that these attacks happened in broad afternoon. are the officials speaking about that? >> reporter: they did happen in the middle of the afternoon. at the moment it is not as if we have many details. we do not even know what type of shark it was. we do

." >> tonight, sharks. >> oh, my gosh, look at that!> two attacks on florida beaches less than two hours apart. beachgoers looking for fun in the sun instead finding danger in the water. >> i severed four tend on thes, and i obviously had a big hole on the top of my hand. >> what to watch out for on your summer getaway. >>> plus, hunter biden's future hangs in the balance. a jury now deciding his legal fate on federal gun charges. >> we've literally never seen anything like this. during a president's time in office to have his own child standing trial in federal court. >> president biden's son's long-time battles with addiction on full display. >> have i made mistakes in my life. >> what president biden told abc about a possible pardon. >> have you ruled out a pardon for your son? >>> and playing like a girl. the cinderella story of the girls team that could and did, entering the league of all boys teams and crushing the competition. >> when you see us like beating them like 5, 6-0, they were like crying to their mums and dads. >> and t

let's bring in our marine biologist specializing in sharks. girl i think 16 years old lost a large part of her right leg and one of her hands and that same day a 45-year-old woman was also bitten by a shark. is this just what happens when people get in the water? >> you know, this is a really unfortunate event to have a few attacks on the same day is really fairly unheard of, but you know, it is summer, water temperatures are going up which means a lot more people in the water, and we have sharks looming in these areas and the northern gulf so when you go to the beach pay attention to the signs out there but you know for the most part, driving to the beach is more dangerous than actually going in the water when it comes to sharks. >> john: fortunately cumber for those who do become victim to shark attacks, the 16-year-old girl to my understanding was playing around swimming at a sandbar, those can be particularly dangerous, yes? >> well, that's one place you may want to avoid being because those sandbars next to deep water can channel sharks a

so these sharks are not trying to attack people. they are out swimming, looking for food in the same habitat that human beings happened to be entering in. and of course that's why you have these negative interactions. >> i grew up in massachusetts and obviously on cape cod, it's a whole different situation now than it was when i was growing up. the sharks are much more present, much closer to shore. is there an explanation for why in some cases, or sharks in florida and other places spending more time closer to shore well, it's a good question and that's the thing about conservation john is you never know what's happening where in every case is independent. >> so when it comes to the northeast, there are higher sharpe densities and populations than there used to be. and as sea surface temperatures continue to increase globally, sharps or moved moving into new areas and distribution is changing now as sharks warm up and the sea warms up, their metabolism actually speeds up. so they have to eat more and have to travel more to look for

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