beach warned to stay out of the water after a second shark sighting in two-days. a hammer head shark was caught on video circling a group and then followed them into the beach showing aggressive behavior. yesterday minutes before a shark advisory was set to expire a kayaker who was fishing saw another hammer head shark off the shore. it was probablingby attracted be bloody fish waters. look at the shofrp washing out of the surf board. the surfer narrowly escaping a potentially deadly shark attack. wouldn t matter if it was aggressive behavior or not. i would get out of the water. a major recall issued for drivers why tires can rupture mid drive. lauren simonetti from our sister get work fox business with all the of the details. good morning. recalls to tell you about this morning as michelin is calling
of the seal beach marine safety department says finding those sharks was especially easy because of this. a phantom drone the lifeguard agency had just started using to check out shark reports. we launched the drone and in about five minutes we spotted five or six sharks. we went down, zoomed in and filmed them. and then we cruised the whole area. and i think we probably saw about ten sharks in total. reporter: drones have generated some public outcry, raising privacy concerns. bailey says the department s drone will only be used over the water and for official business. beach goers we spoke with called the eye in the sky an added safety tool. no one wants to get eaten by a shark so, yeah drones are good. my kids like to boogie board and i get scared not being in out there with them, so, yeah i would like to know if there are sharks out there. reporter: at $1400, the drone isn t exactly cheap, but the chief will tell you, it sure saves a lot of time and money compared to the
cr sichlt cristobal, a hurricane in the atlantic, expected to pass east of the u.s. but will still have an impact on us. churning up rough surf on the southeast coast. and stirring up jellyfish. hundreds of people have been stung in florida by the unusual looking creatures, but they are beautiful. many visitors are limiting how long they re staying in the water. and the threat up the coast in massachusetts was a different kind of fish. swimmers ordered out of the water after a large shark was spotted near the shore. it was a 15-foot great white. first seen by state police helicopter monitoring off the shore. but the beach now south of boston is open. if you think it s safe to go in the water. what s interesting is that some people were writing on the sand outside that area. i think you re going to need a bigger boat. i think so. you know, that line from jaws. it s not august unless you have a shark sighting off massachusetts. in fact, it s a little uncommon for this part of mas
this mom s photo. is that a big shark in the water? yeah. fox & friends hour two. we re going to need a bigger show starts right now. you re watching fox & friends ! that s the great way to begin your day. thank you, don king. welcome, folk. welcome. when i used to work in wilmington, north carolina, you would hear on the local news, shark attack, shark attack. but it was the local baseball team was the sharks. so you never knew what you were getting when they said shark attack. but there was no shark attack there. but a shark sighting. or maybe it s a submarine. really skinny submarine. we ll give that you story in just a minute. plus donald trump is on hold right now. we ve got donald trump on hold. we ll talk to him about what the new york times put out regarding benghazi. and his new year prediction.
for me was a real treat. reporter: manhattan beach surfers are used to seeing great white sharks but not this many. well, i ve been seeing an abnormally high quantity of great white sharks out here lately, so i figured i d take a stand-up paddleboard out and take my go pro camera on my head and see if i could get some footage. reporter: did he ever. [ bleep ] he s checking me out. whoo. oh, my god, right under the board. oh, my god, look at that [ bleep ] shaking like a leaf. reporter: so, what s going on here? i d say something along the lines of a global climate change. the temperature of the ocean currents are definitely changing up a bit. i don t know. it sounds scary, though, especially with the great whites. i have four little kids out here and i tell them not to go in the water. reporter: scarier for southern californians than any shark sighting is a theory about the orr fish. japanese legend holds that orr fish actually beach themselves to warn of an impending