doctors say he is the luckiest unlucky person there ever was. a surfer is recovering after surviving a shark attack by a matter of millimeters. good evening everyone. eric tarn tarenino so the mend after a run in with what appears to be a great white shark. it could have turned out differently if he didn t have a little luck on his side. we spoke to one of the surgeons to see how close he came with certain death. he is now listing in listed in good condition at the regional medical center. pretty amazing considering just how close the shark came to severing a key vein and artery. right here a big gash out of his neck there. this trauma surgeon is one of the doctors treating the 27-year-old surfer from monterey who was bitten by a shark on saturday morning. he is recovering at the regional medical center in san jose. but his doctors say his injuries could have easily gone the other way. he is one of the luckiest unlucky people there ever was. to be bitten by a sh
first, let s get to the news live at 5:30 a.m. at 30 rock in new york city. more than 3 million homes are without power after an out of season winter storm dumped record snow up and down the east coast over the weekend, leaving at least 11 people dead. 750,000 without power in connecticut. 650,000 in the state of massachusetts. and more than 500,000 in new jersey. connecticut governor writing in a tweet yesterday, this is the largest number of outages connecticut has ever experienced. plan for power not to return for prolonged period. that from the governor of the state of connecticut. as for new york city, it was the largest october snowfall since the civil war. maintenance crews are hard at work, removing fallen down bravenls and electrical wires as schools in several states are expected to remain closed for days. all this winter weather before we even hit halloween. let s go to bill karins for the latest. how come power outages? it wasn t a ton of snow. yeah, just has
notarangelo. it s been two weeks since occupy sf has been calling part of the plaza home. despite the police intervention the em camp. has remained virtually untouched. now there is a down right disgusting problem that could change all that. the problem that could mean eviction. reporter: occupy san francisco is now dealing with dirty dealings of its own. overflowing port a potties. now, unusable. protestors closing them off to the public until they can be cleaned out t question is, when, and will it be soon enough before it being comes a health hazard? yeah, i mean if we have some unclean toilets it s a good excuse for the cops to come in and tell us we need to leave because we re breaking laws, directing signs to other resources available in the community. reporter: as tension rises at occupy locations [ yelling ] reporter: so does the smell generated by the overflow of human waste. interview: toilets are full, let s solve the problem, and get on with the rest
tuesday s police raid. the plaza is quiet today. 100 people are gathered here. new tents replaced those taken in last tuesday s police action. there are now 40 tents on the grounds. what has not been fully replaced are the medical supplies. volunteer medics want the city to return their supplies immediately. we had many medical supplies, herbs, gauze, first aid supplies, over over the counter medicine. our tents were taken we you for treatments, and we had an extensive supply tent full of everything you need for first aid. medics say they will occupy the mayor s office until their supplies are returned. last night, several hundred protesters took to the streets in downtown oakland. while the crowd was loud, there were no reports of violence. one window was broken at the oakland police department recruiting office but for the most part the march was peaceful. volunteer nurses and medics are going to hold a news conference at 10:00 a.m., and after the news conference, they
notarangelo. the occupy oakland camp is growing and police are keeping a distance. four nights after a bloody confrontation and one night after an intense march and showdown, both sides are settling in. don knapp with more on the next plan of action. don. we can say tonight is much less chance than it was last night here. but that group behind me right now is planning their next police action, the action with police, sit the general strike planned, they are hoping to plan off yesterday. demonstrators enjoyed a mostly mellow day before they enjoyed a session before wednesday. last night a protest march about the city brought them several times face to face with police. [ people chanting ] reporter: tensions mounted as the demonstrators moves about the downtown area, again and again coming up against police lines. the marchers were protesting the police action tuesday that forced them from their city hallen camp. . aggressive pelosi vicks of occupy oakland protestors left