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At least no one can complain that this fishing trip was boring.A group of fathers and sons out fishing got more action than they anticipated when a great white shark jumped out of the water next to the charter boat and stole a fish off one boy's line.Doug Nelson and his son joined a Saturday outing on Cape Cod Bay, off the coast of Massachusetts, he told CNN.One of the boys on board hooked what appeared to be a "good-sized fish," Nelson said, so he grabbed his phone to capture a shot.Instead, he filmed a close encounter with the ocean's apex predator, as a great white shark came up behind the fish the boy caught, jumped up in the air and snatched it.The Atlantic White Shark Conservancy confirmed to CNN that the shark was a great white.White sharks frequent Cape Cod BayGreat white sharks make their home in Cape Cod Bay every summer. But this summer, the sheer number of them -- and their proximity to humans -- is confounding beachgoers.In the span of one week at the end of June, researchers spotted 12 great white sharks near the bay.A few weeks later, a popular Cape Cod beach was forced to close after several sharks were photographed swimming close to shore, CNN affiliate 1201

At least 465 cases of measles have been reported in the United States since January 1, according to the latest numbers shared by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Monday.That's 78 more cases than the number reported last week and includes cases reported to the CDC by state health departments as of April 4.Florida, Indiana, Massachusetts and Nevada reported their first cases of measles this year, bringing the total number of states reporting cases to 19. The other states that have reported measles cases this year are Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Georgia, Illinois, Kentucky, Michigan, Missouri, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Texas and Washington.The total number of measles cases nationwide this year "is the second-greatest number of cases reported in the U.S. since measles was eliminated in 2000," the CDC says. That threshold was reached last week when the national total for the year surpassed last year's total of 372. The largest outbreak was in 2014, when there were 667 cases reported nationwide due to several large outbreaks.Measles is a highly contagious, vaccine-preventable respiratory illness characterized by a rash of flat red spots. Symptoms may include fever, cough, runny nose and watery eyes.As of Thursday, 17 cases were reported in 1321

California police have identified the girl whose body was found inside a duffel bag near an equestrian trail last week.She was 9-year-old Trinity Love Jones, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department said in a statement that described her as a Los Angeles County resident."Although the Coroner's Office determined the death to be a homicide, the cause of death is being withheld," the sheriff's department statement said. "Investigators have detained two persons of interest in this case and they are actively continuing their investigation."After learning her identity, relatives arrived at a memorial to the girl -- established where her body had been found in Hacienda Heights, 695

As emergency crews pick through the charred remains of Notre Dame cathedral's ancient wooden beams, which turned the world-famous site into an inferno on Monday night, focus has turned to the investigation into how the blaze started.Thirty employees working at the Paris landmark before the fire broke out were interviewed by Paris prosecutors on Tuesday, the Paris prosecutor's office said. They included construction workers and Notre Dame security staff.Interviews will resume on Wednesday, the prosecutor's office said, adding: "Investigations continue to search for the truth and identify the origins and causes of the fire."On Tuesday, prosecutor Remy Heitz told CNN the cause of the fire was "likely accidental," and that "nothing shows that it's an intentional act."He said police were interviewing witnesses to ascertain what happened. Scrutiny appears to have fallen on the firms undertaking the renovation of the 150-year-old spire, which collapsed Monday as the flames raged around it.The fire was extinguished early Tuesday after nine grueling hours, but not before the cathedral's roof had fallen in.Two policemen and a firefighter -- one of 400 fire personnel deployed to tackle the blaze -- were injured during the operation.French Junior Interior Minister Laurent Nunez said Tuesday that experts had identified "some vulnerabilities" in the fabric of the building following the devastating fire.Relics and artwork rescuedSecurity guards at the 850-year-old cathedral first heard the fire alarm at 6:20 p.m. local time on Monday, and evacuated the cathedral even though they didn't see any sign of fire, a spokesman for the Paris Fire Brigade told CNN.The alarm sounded again some 20 minutes later, at which point the cathedral's security officers noticed the fire, Paris prosecutor Remy Heitz said.Despite the rapid spread and intensity of the fire, authorities announced that some of the cathedral's major relics, artifacts and artwork had been rescued. Some of the most valuable artworks are being held at City Hall, while a number of other pieces are being transferred to the Louvre museum.The Crown of Thorns, believed to be a relic of the passion of Christ, and the Tunic of Saint Louis were among the venerated artifacts saved, Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo said.The copper rooster that sat atop the spire which collapsed in Monday's blaze has been recovered intact, according to the French Ambassador to the United States Gerard Araud. It "contains relics for the protection of Paris," including a spine from the crown of thorns and relics of two Parisian saints, he said on Twitter.French newspaper Le Parisien, citing a source from the Ministry of Culture, said it was as yet unknown if the relics had survived the blaze.Outpouring of supportThe show of emotion in the French capital and around the world has been heartfelt.Hundreds attended a vigil Tuesday evening to grieve and sing hymns in tribute to the fire-ravaged cathedral, gathering in Paris' Place Saint-Michel square, a stone's throw from the devastated cathedral, after marching from the Church of Saint-Sulpice.Most French political parties have suspended their European election campaigns, including French President Emmanuel Macron's La Republique en Marche party.Meanwhile, donations towards the restoration have been rising steadily; the total raised so far for the reconstruction of the Gothic masterpiece has topped 800 million euros (4 million), including gifts of tens of millions of euros from some of France's wealthiest families.French billionaire Bernard Arnault, chairman and CEO of luxury good consortium LVMH, pledged 0 million, adding to a purse of million promised by the city of Paris.Cosmetics company L'Oréal, along with The Bettencourt Meyers family and the Bettencourt Schueller Foundation, has donated 200 million euros (6 million) to help fund the repairs.Difficult, costly rebuildThe Vatican's Cultural Minister has said the Vatican will offer technical know-how on rebuilding the cathedral, one of Paris' most recognizable landmarks and a symbol of French identity."We have the type of know-how that the whole word recognizes as being of high quality," Cardinal Gianfranco Ravasi told reporters. "So I think an eventual future offer by the Holy See will be significant."The full restoration of Notre Dame Cathedral will take "ten to fifteen years", according to the head of the Group of Companies for the Restoration of Historic Monuments, Frédéric Létoffé.Speaking at a press conference in Paris on Tuesday, he said that the site would need to be secured before any restoration work can take place.But the reconstruction of the cathedral, whose foundation stone was laid in the 12th century, could be hindered by a lack of suitable materials.According to Bertrand de Feydeau, Vice-President of the French Heritage Foundation, there are no trees in France large enough to replace the ancient beechwood beams that burned in the fire. 4968

Arkansas authorities have arrested a woman in connection with the killing of former state Sen. Linda Collins-Smith.State Police and Randolph County Sheriff's deputies announced Friday that they detained Rebecca Lynn O'Donnell, 48, of Pocahontas, Arkansas. Criminal charges against her are pending, state police said in a 334