reporter panic on south padre island following one of several shark attacks. i can't imagine that i actually had a shark attack. it's kind of crazy. holiday beach goers watching in horror as rescuers pulled tabitha sullivan from the water, bleeding from a vicious bite to the leg. i just thought it was a big fish, so i went to kick to kind of kick it away. and at that point, i think it's when it bit me and had i not pulled my legs up, i probably would have got my torso or something else. kyle judd caught the aftermath of the attack, including the shark responsible to witness the shark that did the attack stay so close? it was crazy. he was literally circling right in front of as they were, you know, treating her on the beach just down the beach. victoria ramos shared her own frightening close call. little bite marks on my calf. but i'm all right. in florida, another victim recovering after officials say a shark bit a man's foot at new smyrna beach in knee deep water, experts stress violent shark encounters remain incredibly rare, with 36 unprovoked attacks repo

panic on south padre island following one of several shark attacks. i can't imagine that i actually had a shark attack. it's kind of crazy. holiday beach goers watching in horror as rescuers pulled tabitha sullivan from the water, bleeding from a vicious bite to the leg. i just thought it was a big fish, so i went to kick to kind of kick it away, and at that point, i think it's when it bit me. and had i not pulled my legs up. i probably would have got my torso or something else. kyle judd caught the aftermath of the attack, including the shark responsible to witness the shark that did the attack stay so close it was crazy. he was literally circling right in front of as they were, you know, treating her on the beach just down the beach. victoria ramos shared her own frightening close call. little bite marks on my calf. but i'm all right. in florida. another victim recovering after officials say a shark bit a man's foot at new smyrna beach in knee deep water, experts stress violent shark encounters remain incredibly rare, with 36 unprovoked attacks repo

padre island. priscilla, beryl has downgraded to a tropical storm, but the message is clear from leaders in south texas. >> reporter: that's right, tom. beryl is moving back into the gulf of mexico where the water is up to 86 degrees, which could fuel rapid intensification turning it back into a hurricane before it hits texas. tom. >> all right, priscilla thompson for us. priscilla, thank you. >>> let's bring in bill karins, who is tracking it all, and, bill, concern is growing for texas. >> yeah, life-threatening weather conditions are expected during the daylight hours on monday. we're trying to pin when exactly who is most at risk, but a yes, it' lot of people had to prepare this weekend. yes, it's a tropical storm, but it's heading over the warm water. we have a little less for it to reintensify. the hurricane center has it doing just that with a 90-mile-per-hour hurricane making landfill between brownsville and houston. that's the target area with corpus christi in the middle. all of our spagh

padre island in texas.t's where at least two swimmers were attacked by a shark, according to cbs affiliate khou. you can see fins in the water as scared beachgoers gather onshore. one victim lost a large chunk of her leg. we'll show you that any moment, but we do want to warn you, it is graphic. cbs's manuel bojorquez reports on how bystanders rushed in to help. >> oh my gosh. >> reporter: shortly before 11:00 a.m. local time today, police on south padre island rushed to the scene of a woman bitten on her left leg by a shark while swimming in the ocean. good samaritans and first responders are seen here pulling the woman from the water and wrapping a tourniquet around her leg to slow the bleeding. a dorsal fin can be seen swimming back and forth near the shoreline, but it's unclear if that's the shark responsible. officials quickly deployed drones, boats, and a helicopter, searching for sharks, as stunned beachgoers looked on. >> we just got out here to the beach, and beaches are shut down due to a shark. >

padre island in texas.t's where at least two swimmers were attacked by a shark, according to cbs affiliate khou. you can see fins in the water as scared beachgoers gather onshore. one victim lost a large chunk of her leg. we'll show you that in a moment, but we do want to warn you, it is graphic. cbs's manuel bojorquez reports on how bystanders rushed in to help. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: shortly before 11:00 a.m. local time today, police on south padre island rushed to the scene of a woman bitten on her left leg by a shark while swimming in the ocean. good samaritans and first responders are seen here pulling the woman from the water and wrapping a tourniquet around her leg to slow the bleeding. a dorsal fin can be seen swimming back and forth near the shoreline, but it's unclear if that's the shark responsible. officials quickly deployed drones, boats, and a helicopter, searching for sharks, as stunned beachgoers looked on. >> we just got out here to the beach, and the beaches are shut down...due to a

off south padre island. video from a witness shows the shark near the shore, where a man suffered a severe bite to the leg. >> i turned around, he wasn't there anymore. >> the victim was pulled to shore by his father in law. >> he started swimming towards him and then he jumped up out of the water saying shark, shark, shark. and that's when the adrenaline kicked in. i went right after him. >> the shark then bit a second victim and grazed a third. a fourth swimmer was also injured, fending off an attack. authorities captured this footage of the shark swimming in the area, then flew their helicopter closer to the water, scaring the shark away. >> it's not a real scene. it was like, how is this? how is this actually happening right now? >> all of the victims are expected to recover, but experts say the sharks behavior is consistent with how sharks hunt. looking for food by biting what's in front of them. >> once they find out it's not a fish, they let go. but the damage has been done. >> experts say this type o

now, i talked to the city of south padre island. they said that there are no fatalities. i don't know the specific condition of this individual, but according to them, there's no fatalities. now, the response was not just by land, it was also by air. take a look at this video that we obtained by the texas department of public safety, and this is from lieutenant crystal uveitis. you can see the actual shark. how do they know that this is the shark will, according to the lieutenant? the helicopter pilot was flying very low on south padre island trying to keep that shark away from people. so these were maneuvers that the pilot was doing to make sure that that shark didn't come back closer to shore or humans. were. now, according to olivares, the texas dps stayed there until well, there was no threat. now, just imagine being one of those beachgoers and take a look at these photos that we obtained from social media because there was a family there, a mother from arlington, texas. this isn't the rio grande valley. she says that her two daughters were in the water when the shark

i live pictures right now of a very lovely south padre island, texas. but i may not be that way for too much longer. allies are on the texas coast. this hour as beryl makes its way across the golf, beryl is currently a tropical storm, but is spectra to strengthen to a hurricane again before it makes a us landfall late tomorrow, or maybe even monday morning, the national hurricane center says a hurricane warning will likely be issued for parts of the texas coast later on this afternoon. and moments ago, the city of port lavaca and aransas county texas, both announcing a voluntary evacuations all right. let's talk some sports. shall we a truly amazing play at last night's game between the houston astros and minnesota twins. this may go down as the catch of the year. take a look it's the eighth inning. joey leper fito wait yeah, he catches it, but it came out of his glove. then you saw he was able to, you know, bare hand it there. he fell to the ground. the umpires thought no way he caught that. and initially called the runner safe, but then upon review, i

if they should get back into the water south padre island fire chief jim pigg says yesterday's attack is like nothing he's seen before yesterday afternoon was on president. i've been here for 25 years. never seen anything like that. it's very rare occasion that that happens here on south padre. total of 4 people were injured in the the sharks have been moved into deeper waters by state and local officials. beach goers are now stepping back into the water. >> but being more cautious. but i think as long as you stay within, you know, to okay. >> obviously, vigilant. keep your eyes robert, to settle weekend, the first day of his beach vacation after traveling from new mexico. he says his arrival brought much concern from his family following yesterday's attacks. >> we're out here and all our kids are worried about us. we've gotten a lot of worried. were you to were, you know? text messages be careful and plenty of videos. everything going lou settle says he has decided to stay in waist deep waters, adding he's being more cautious and smart about his time at the beach. chief pick says the

targeting areas like south padre island, which is full of visitors for the holiday weekend. >> just thecerns, just the rain, inches, how bad it's going to get and all that. >> reporter: henrique gars and his family are taking any chances, heating calls for a voluntary evacuation of rv parks. >> we leased it for a whole week. we were going to be here until monday but we had to cut it short because of beryl. >> reporter: you are leaving early? >> yeah, we're leaving tomorrow. >> reporter: are you worried? >> yeah, my family safety is more important. >> reporter: communities in beryl's potential path or heading out sandbags. >> i'm a little bit lower than normal, so i am expecting some flooding. >> reporter: officials are warning people to stay alert. >> what we urge people to do is prepare at home and make sure they have their supplies ready, make sure their homes already. any loose items are tied down. >> reporter: for many in this area, it's the latest threat after four shark attacks on south padre island during the fourth of july. three people were hospitalized here police deployed dro

targeting areas like south padre island, which is full of visitors for the holiday weekend. >> just thes, just the rain, inches, how bad it's going to get and all that. >> reporter: enrique garza and his family aren't taking chances, heeding calls for a voluntary evacuation of rv parks. >> we leased it for a whole week. we were going to be here until monday, but we had to cut it short because of beryl. >> reporter: you are leaving early? >> yeah, we're leaving tomorrow. >> reporter: are you worried? >> yeah, very worried. my family's safety is more important. >> reporter: communities in beryl's potential path are handing out sandbags. >> i'm a little bit lower than normal, so i am expecting some flooding. >> reporter: officials are warning people to stay alert. >> what we urge people to do is to continue to prepare at home and make sure they've got their supplies ready, make sure their homes already. any loose items are tied down. >> reporter: for many in this area, it's the latest threat after four shark attacks on south padre island during the fourth of july. three people were hospita

and senior daughters in the water while the shark is in on the beaches of south padre island? well, that's exactly what happened to take a look at these photos. this mother posted photos on social media the 18-year-old is the gao with the gauze around her leg. this mother says that her two daughters were in the water. they all of a sudden started screaming, running towards her. one of her daughters had blood running down her leg egn she's steve says that the good thing is that both are her daughters are okay, but that it was a very scary and intense moment for this family and for the other beachgoers. now, according to officials from south padre island, they say they're counting their blessings today because there were no fatalities back to you in the studio. that is terrifying. rosa flores. thank you so much for us. >> now some of the other headlines were watching this our hurricane beryl has made landfall on mexico's yucatan peninsula the category two hurricane is bearing down on the popular tourist areas of tulum live in carmen and cozumel, bringing 110 mile an hour winds.

four people were attacked by a shark near south padre island.11:00 in the morning, south padre island, people celebrating the fourth of july when one shark, according to authorities, about 6 feet long, attacked four different people. one of those women severely attacked. when she came out of the water, bystanders said it looked like her calf was gone. she was known out for medical treatment and did survive, but it's not just texas. an attack in florida as a well. new smyrna beach, the shark bite capital of the world for the number of attacks that there, this time again, fourth of july, 4 p.m. a young man from ohio, 21 years to old. in the water playing football with friends when the attack happened. people saw him go in the water, saw the attack. many people on the beach were pan if deny panicked. >> the lady came screaming and said i need help, i need help. and the man was kind of limping in, fell in kind of the shallow part of the water. and next thing you know paramedics were coming up to him. you could see the blood coming off of him into th

. >>> as people in south padre island, texas, brace for beryl, at least four swimmers were attacked by a shark yesterday. one person suffered minor injuries. three others had to be transported to the hospital including a woman who was bit own her left leg. asian good samaritans wrapped a tourniquet around her leg to slow the bleeding. >>> it wouldn't be a fourth of july without fireworks. more than a million spectators turned out for the country's biggest pyrotechnics show. macy's celebration in new york city. it used fireworks and drones. the show launched over the hudson river for the first time in a decade. >>> it was a star spangled salute in the capital. the annual fireworks display over the national mall provided a spectacular show after drenching rain earlier in the evening. >>> coming up, a violent fourth of july. shootings rattle the holiday on one of the deadliest days of year. >>> and volcanic fireworks. mt. etna puts on a red-hot show. , that's a different story. with the chase ink card, we got up and running in no time. earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase with

you're looking live right now at south padre island in texas, and we now know a man has been killed inhe state's 1st death connected to the storm. there's county sheriff said. the 53 year old victim and his family were hunkering down inside their house. when the tree fell and collapsed. the home well barrels death toll now jumps to 10 after taking 9 lives in the caribbean islands last week in its path, 10 million people and more than 2 million of which are now without power. well, here's a look at the weather out over here, as you took. take a live look here over the east bay towards martinez. from our mount diablo cam. we're seeing another warmup this week as zoe just showed us. most of our in the locations can expect to see above average temperatures. well, it's good news for local businesses. after this holiday weekend brought a boost in visitors to san francisco and as our da lin reports, the weather is not the only thing heating up again. tourism is too >>>>kick. >>poor weather in the scorching hot east bag typically means 70s to 80. and san francisco in fact, we found a lot of fo

off south padre island. video from a witness shows the shark near the shore, where a man suffered a severe bite to the leg. >> i turned around, he wasn't there anymore. >> the victim was pulled to shore by his father in law. i started swimming towards him and then he jumped up out of the water saying shark, shark, shark. >> and that's when adrenaline kicked in. i went right after him. the shark then bit a second victim and grazed a third. >> a fourth swimmer was also injured, fending off an attack. authorities captured this footage of the shark swimming in the area, then flew their helicopter closer to the water, scaring the shark away. >> it's not a real scene. it was like, how is this? how is this actually happening right now? >> all of the victims are expected to recover, but experts say the sharks behavior is consistent with how sharks hunt. looking for food by biting what's in front of them. >> once they find out it's not a fish, they let go. but the damage has been done. >> experts say. this type of sh

officials on south padre island say a man was badly hurt when he was bitten by a shark on his leg.beach there apparently had a more minor shark bite. and late today, officials in new smyrna beach, florida say a 21-year-old man was bitten on the foot while playing in knee-deep water. >>> and we're learning tonight the u.s. is now investigating chinese swimmers who tested positive for doping after the tokyo olympics four years ago, and who are set to compete at the paris games in just a few weeks. david noriega is following it all. and david, the fbi snow looking into this? >> reporter: that's right, hallie. 11 swimmers, so about a third of the chinese olympic swim team tested positive for performance-enhancing drug in the context of the last olympics, but they never faced any consequences, and they're still competing again this year. that's because world anti-doping authorities cleared them on the grounds they had all been accidentally contaminated. but many suspect a cover-up. china denies there was any doping or a cover-up for that matter, but the fbi is looking into the case, usi

. >> and in texas, one shark on south padre island is blamed for injuring four people, biting two ofm. shark bites in some locations have been on the rise. 36 shark bites were confirmed in the u.s. last year, and already this year, at least 15 reported. but experts stress they're still extremely uncommon. >> in general, shark bites are very rare, but to have multiple shark bites within close proximity and time to one another is pretty much unheard of. >> experts say bites are often a case of mistaken identity, where hungry sharks mistake people for other prey. later on good morning america, a closer look at what's behind the increase in shark encounters coming up. >> popular weight loss drugs like ozempic and how they could potentially help fight cancer. >> also ahead, the controversy over vending machines selling ammunition in grocery stores ♪ ♪ have you always had trouble losing weight and keeping it off? same. discover the power of wegovy®. ♪ ♪ with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. ♪ ♪ and i'm keeping the weight off. wegovy® helps you lose weight and keep i

it's unprecedented here on south padre island. meanwhile, in new smyrna beach, florida, a man from ohio bitten on the foot. yesterday in knee deep water. some studies showing shark attacks, while still rare, have been on the rise in recent years. just last month, former pro surfer tamayo perry was killed by a shark in hawaii. lifeguards advising everyone to be on alert. expert tips to avoid sharks swim in groups, avoid the water at dusk or dawn when sharks are most active. and if you do happen to encounter a shark, keep your movements slow and steady to avoid looking like prey. the shark headlines coming as tens of millions are expected to swarm america's beaches this holiday weekend. officials warning swimmers to also watch out for rip currents. fast moving strips of water that can suddenly pull swimmers out to sea. if you get caught in a rip current, the most important thing is to relax. stay calm. don't panic. another concern contamination authorities in ten states closing or posting advisories at roughly 100 beaches with high

. >> reporter: tonight, patrols on the water and in the air along south padre island, texas, after thisrifying scene. a shark seen thrashing in shallow water. authorities believe it's the same shark that bit two swimmers. >> he jumped out of the waters, "shark, shark, shark." that's when adrenaline kicked in, and i went right after him. >> reporter: rescuers dragging tabitha out of the water. >> that shark stayed right there and circled. >> reporter: sullivan's daughter says her mom unless stage condition. her father was bitten while fighting off the shark. a fourth person also grazed. it's just the latest in a string of shark encounters. surfer tomaio perry killed by a shark in hawaii. another man bitten yesterday in smyrna beach, florida. >> these sharks are feeding extremely close to shore. and with so many people in the water, the potential for these kinds of mistakes can happen. >> reporter: and whit on a gofundme page set up for the family, tabitha sullivan says she lost her left calf from that shark bite. she'll likely lose full mobility in that leg too. >>> when we come back, ch

officials on south padre island say a man was badly hurt when he was bitten by a shark on his leg moreark bite. and late today,. another beach-goer there apparently had a more minor shark bite. and late today, officials in new smyrna beach, florida, say a 21-year-old man was bitten on the foot while playing in knee-deep water. >>> and we're learning tonight the u.s. is now investigating chinese swimmers who tested positive for doping after the tokyo olympics four years ago, and who are set to compete at the paris games in just a few weeks. david noriega is following it all. and david, the fbi is now looking into this? >> reporter: that's right, hallie. 11 swimmers, so about a third of the chinese olympic swim team, tested positive for performance-enhancing drug in the context of the last olympics, but they never faced any consequences, and they're still competing again this year. that's because world anti-doping authorities cleared them on the grounds they had all been accidentally contaminated. but many suspect a cover-up. china denies there was any doping or any cover-up for that mat

beachgoers in south padre island, texas, are on alert after what officials describe as four shark bite rushed to the hospital after being bitten in the leg. a witness sharing this video of what she says is a shark that was in the vicinity about 50 yards down the shore from where one attack took place. officials believe the same shark was responsible for all four of those incidents. >>> tonight, a merger of iconic luxury brands. the parent company of saks fifth avenue announcing it will acquire the company that owns neiman marcus and bergdorf goodman. the $2.6 billion deal will create saks global. amazon and salesforce will hold minority stakes in the new company, which will have nearly 80 stores. >>> when we come back, the heartwarming and patriotic reunion of two marines and their military dogs. ♪ imagine a future where plastic is not wasted... but instead remade over and over... into the things that keep our food fresher, our families safer, and our planet cleaner. to help us get there, america's plastic makers are investing billions of dollars to create innovative products and new r

. >> reporter: tonight, patrols on the water and in the air along south padre island, texas, after this terrifying scene. a shark seen thrashing in shallow water. authorities believe it's the same shark that bit two swimmers, including reyna cardenas' son-in-law. >> he jumped out of the waters, "shark, shark, shark." that's when adrenaline kicked in, and i went right after him. >> reporter: rescuers dragging tabitha sullivan out of the water. >> that shark stayed right there and just circled. >> reporter: sullivan's daughter says her mom is in stable condition. her father was bitten, too, while fighting off the shark. a fourth person also grazed. it's just the latest in a string of shark encounters. surfer tomaio perry killed by a shark in hawaii. and another man bitten yesterday in new smyrna beach, florida. experts say sometimes sharks are just chasing bait fish in shallow water. >> these sharks are feeding extremely close to shore. and with so many people in the water, the potential for these kinds of mistakes can happen. >> reporter: and whit, on a gofundme page set up for the famil

it's unprecedented here on south padre island. >> reporter: in new smyrna beach, florida, a man fromo bitten on the foot yesterday in knee deep water. some studies showing shark attacks while still rare have been on the rise in recent years. just last month, former pro surfer tamayo perry was killed by a shark in hawaii. lifeguards advising everyone to be on alert. expert tips to avoid sharks, swim in groups. avoid the water at dusk or dawn when sharks are most active, and if you do happen to encounter a shark, keep your movements slow and steady to avoid looking like prey. the shark headlines coming as tens of millions are expected to swarm americas' beaches this holiday weekend. officials warning swimmers to also watch out for rip currents. fast-moving strips of water that can suddenly pull swimmers out to sea. >> if you get caught in a rip current, the most important thing is to relax, stay calm, don't panic. >> reporter: another concern, contamination. authorities in ten states closing or posting advisories of roughly 100 beaches with high levels of bacteria warning exposure can

to need some protection just in case. >> reporter: at the south padre island alligator sanctuary, eventaking cover. 39 of them, including big padre here, were wrangled out of the water and taken inland while the storm passes. back at jamaica's montego bay airport -- >> i want to go home. >> reporter: -- crowds are already lining up to get out. >> we've had an interesting time, but we want to go home now as quick as we can. >> reporter: and just moments ago, take a look at this. they started letting people into the montego bay international airport, but those people shouldn't get too optimistic. we've spoken with airport officials. they tell us they have not confirmed a single commercial flight going out. and we also checked the gates. there are no planes. tom hanson, cbs news, montego bay, jamaica. >>> president biden spent this fourth of july fighting for his political career. he attempted an independence day celebration at the white house, yet more party members are panicking about his re-election prospects. cbs's scott macfarlane is at the white house. >> reporter: amid a sweltering

the first attack officials believe was by one shark about six feet long in south padre island, texas. the shark attacked four people. one of them injured seriously enough, a woman, to be flown to hospital. one spectator who saw her being lifted out of the water said her calf was completely gone. the other attack in florida, a town known unofficially as the shark bite capital of the world because of the number of attacks it annually happened there. it was a 21-year-old, man from ohio playing football in the water with friends. many people panicked and began shrieking and crying when she you a the attack happen. >> the lady was screaming i need help. the man was kind of limping in, fell in the shallow part of the water. next thing you know paramedics were coming to him. you could tell he was in pain and see the blood coming off him in the sand. >> that victim will be all right but many people who saw the attack say they were surprised where it occurred. this happened in just knee deep water. >> there were 16 attacks in florida last year. the most of any state, two fatal attacks in the u

. >> you are looking alive at south padre island it is looking quiet now, pretty peaceful much of southexas coastline is bracing for a direct hit from tropical storm beryl the storm break there much of the caribbean as a powerful and deadly hurricane this week. it could become a hurricane once again in the warm waters before striking texas. fox weather meteorologist adam klotz is live at the "fox weather" center with more on the timing for the storms texas land fall. >> we are looking at monday as a time this will ultimately be right up along the texas coast still out in the gulf of mexico winds at 60 miles per hour the gulf of mexico very warm it's going to allow this to continue and intensify it will become a bigger storm as we eventually wash this track. by sunday morning a little bit of movement a little bit of growth we are expecting this to grow quite a bit north of the day on sunday into monday morning currently we are forecasting 85-mile an hour winds as category one hurricane. this is going to make a big difference is a storm for all the right side of this track it could be any

four people encountering shark off of south padre island texas yesterday and texas parks and wildlifeconfirming n with one person severely hurt and flown to the hospital. and the other two people who encountered the sharks not seriously hurt. this video was taken of the 6-foot shark which bystanders say is responsible and prone helicopters and boats to try to help find that chart. >> todd: that is a little too close to the shark. >> ashley: don't get my water. >> todd: fox weather alert the southern part of the state where millions of people in the forecast on for hurricane racing for heavy rains animal wins by the start of next week. >> ashley: it's of storm has killed nine people in the caribbean and category 2 set to make landfall in mexico this morning. meteorologist adam is here and adam. >> powerful storms, just an hour ago category three and the peninsula, slowing it down just a little bit but still very strong. wins 110 miles an hour currently moving to the north/northwest 5. and landfall somewhere between cancun. a very popular area in mexico, popular tourist destinations dea

by the time we get to late in the day on sunday, brownsville, south padre island, that's when the stormart appearing. we'll start seeing it on radar, the winds pick up and water gets choppy. everyone has the daylight hours over the weekend, and then sunday night into monday, that's when we're going to have our impacts. stay tuned on this one. the warm water in the gulf, you know, it's warm enough for a strong storm. it depends if the storm can get its act together or not. it looks messy, we want to keep it messy all weekend long. that will be critical. >> we will hope that it stays messy then, thank you so much. bill karins. >> thank you. >> joining us now, nbc news correspondent, guad venegas. how are preparations being made? >> yamiche, texas got hit by alberto two weeks ago. the same area where they're watching the forecast, where they expect the hurricane to hit, had a lot of rain two weeks ago with the other storm. local authorities did get a chance to prepare then, and again now, they are preparing for what may come with this storm that has weakened, right, but anything can happen

cheryl, four people encountering a shark in the waters off south padre island in texas yesterday. confirming two people were bitten with one person severely hurt and flown to the hospital. another two people encountered the shark but were not seriously injured. now, this video that you're seeing was taken of a 6-foot shark that bystanders say is responsible. look at that. texas officials deployed drone helicopters and boats to help locate that shark. ouch. >>> and you should check your baby's nursery, america. hatch baby, that's the brand name, is recalling nearly 1 million of its popular sound machines over a potential shock hazard by its power adapter. the recall applies to the rest first generation devices. more than 9000,000 in the u.s. and roughly 44,000 in canada. hatch baby urging customers to stop using the impacted adapters immediately and contact the company for a free replacement. >>> and finally, i know you want this story, cheryl. a new win everybody -- cheryl: i did. [laughter] >> was crowned at nathan's hot dog eating contest after longtime champion jost by -- joey

a real big swath from houston running down to south padre island big area where you will see at leastitions as a whole system drugs onto shore. everything and that yellow is a big area it did run over houston. likely it more of the hurricane force winds with it storm does make landfall. again a little wiggle room on where that's going to happen. we are looking at a storm surge getting anywhere four -- 6 feet. this is on monday additionally were talking whole lot of rain the rain drugs away and is up there. five -- 8 inches against this big swath will was associate foot of rainwater be the biggest concern in this plenty of wind out there. >> people need to make that last minute. coming up on the fox support president biden uncertain future set to cast a shadow over at next week's nato summit in washington but heritage foundation vice president of national security and foreign policy victoria coates is here to talk about it next. sara federico: at st. jude, we don't care who cures cancer. we just need to advance the cure. the heart of st. jude is to take care of children with catastroph

>> you see that first attack in south padre island in texas occurred at 11:00 a.m.nvolved about 6 feet long and attacked four people. one woman who survived was the most seriously wounded, she was flown out for a hospital outside of the state when people saw her come out of the water, one person said it looked like her calf was completely gone. the other attack in florida a town already notorious called the "shark bite capital of the world" from a number of attacks that occurred at this time a 21-year-old from ohio was playing football with friends in the water, that water was knee-deep pure in people's i'm going to water, saw the attack, and spread panic along the beach. here is what one observer had to say. >> the lady came screaming and saying i need help, i need help, and the man was kind of limp again, fell in the shallow part of the water and next thing you know paramedics were coming up to him here you could tell he was in pain. you could see the blood coming off him into the sand. >> 16 attacks in florida in the past year more than any other state. alicia, b

places like galveston and south padre island 2 to 4 fee.will see the dangerous surf and rip currents but we will be watching for the storm surge to be somewhere around 4 to 5 feet on the higher end of this. additionally we have the chance for some of the strong tornadoes across parts of texas and oklahoma as a system moves north. houston, cameron, louisiana, including houston, from port lavaca, you see the rotation coming onshore, it is always something to watch for with spin ups for tornadoes. this is something we will watch , alex. >> thank you for keeping an eye on the disturbing part, 4:00 to 6:00 a.m. >>> let's go from there to breaking news from washington, everyone. a meeting among top democrats. house minority leader hakeem jeffries is holding a meeting this hour to address questions about president biden's future. let's go to the hill with the very latest. how is this meeting going, has a got under way, do we know any details about who was on the call, what they are discussing? >> reporter: yeah, alex, as you can imagine, leaders i

fox 26 in houston reports that two people were bitten by sharks at south padre island.ne of them suffered some pretty severe injuries. they say two other people encountered the shark but were not seriously hurt. and this is a live look at chicago, one of the big stories there tonight from fox 32, the second annual nascar chicago street race. that will happen saturday and sunday. festivities have already begun though with nascar day at this afternoon's cubs game and what they call bubba's block party going on right now in douglas park. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ i want to ride it all night long ♪ switch to shopify so you can build it better, scale it faster and sell more. much more. take your business to the next stage when you switch to shopify. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ jardiance! -it's a little pill with a ♪ ♪ big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to seeee, ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪ jardiance works twenty-

here is a live look right now from south padre island in texas. southern state. 11 people died after it moved through parts of the caribbean as a powerful hurricane. our sister station in houston talks to residents preparing for the storm. >> i'm myeisha and we are here on galveston island early sunday morning and preparations are well underway by city and county officials. they've already moved major structures that are usually on the beach out of the way, and have issued a voluntary evacuation for the west side of the island here in galveston, the concern is not as much as the rain as it is possible storm surge that could go up several feet, making roads impassable. at the same time, residents and visitors here are used to hurricane warnings. they're used to storm season, so they say they are cautiously, cautiously optimistic and yet trying to remain prepared as well as informed. >> i think that it's only going to, flood galveston a little bit and then we can we have to evacuate to be safe. >> it's a beautiful day for right now, but later, we do

here's a live look from south padre island in texas. beryl is expected to pick up steam before hitting the state, and 11 people have died after it moved through parts of the caribbean as a powerful hurricane. abc news reporter courtney fisher with our sister station in houston, talks to residents preparing. >> right now, there are voluntary evacuations here in many communities along the gulf coast, like this one. port lavaca for the most part, people have made up their mind. are they going to stay? are they going to go? if they haven't decided they're running out of time. we're sold out at the ace hardware in palacios. >> it's been crazy for the last 2 or 3 days. >> sheila porter can barely get a break behind the cash register. what's the number one thing people are buying? plywood. >> plywood and plywood. >> selling so much they're almost out. >> next 24 hours, we're going to board the windows up, watch the news and make sure that, you know, we don't need to evacuate. >> liz madrone was one of the last customers of the day. >> you know

and south padre island, texas. but they're under new warnings right now. beryl could skirt along the texas coast before making a us it's landfall. texas officials are urging people to prepare even asking residents of several coastal counties to voluntarily evacuate in anticipation of the potentially dangerous conditions, beryl could bring. let's go now to elisa raffa in the cnn weather center or beryl is right now and looking at the coast of texas, it looks beautiful, but it's amazing how quickly conditions can change. >> yeah, i mean, we still have beryl sitting in the middle of the gulf of mexico. it is looking more organized now than it did earlier this morning, because it's feeding off of these warm waters were still sitting about 460 miles south and east of corpus christi. these means at 60 miles per hour right now in the center of the tropical storm, but it's sitting in these waters that are more typical of late august and early september. so they're incredibly warm, which is what we'll let barrel kinda organize better and possibly become a hurricane

look at south padre island, texas, what it looks gorgeous doesn't it? but the conditions are assumed to be very threatening and the texas governor greg abbott has issued voluntary evacuation orders and have urged coastal residents to be very prepared ahead. at a barrel. let's get to chad myers right now. chad. so it does look beautiful, doesn't it? i mean, i feel like they're on the coast. so how much time before those conditions are deteriorate if that's the direction it's going for brownsville, for south padre, it doesn't really go downhill a lot more from what you see there. the farther you go up the coast, that's where we're really going to have the really rough problems. we have two things going on right now. very warm water is the accelerator, but shear in the atmosphere and dry air brittany atmosphere, that's the break this storm has both pedals going at the same time. the shear is trying to break the storm up and it really got broken up over the yucatan peninsula. let me tell you. i have not seen a storm lose so much power in that short amount o

the u.s. coast guard says it happened on south padre island earlier today.d at least two shark bite victims in two and two additional encounters. one person was taken to the hospital with severe injuries. we want to turn things over now to our chief meteorologist, bill martin. bring it a little local back home now, bill, and talk about the weather that we're experiencing today. yeah. >> and our weather will send a lot of people to the water as well. it did today out on ocean beach as the temperatures in the city got up into the upper 70s, low 80s temperatures. tomorrow will be cooler around the bay and at the coast, as we've been talking about, because the fog is right there and the fog is actually pushing into the bay. but it's not going to have a huge impact on the inland bay valleys. so tomorrow will be another very hot day. potentially the fourth record temperature breaking day of the of the week so far. i think we could see more just because we're going to see, you know, highs tomorrow a degree or two warmer than these highs. so it's going to be pretty

padre island in texas. an incident that officials are calling unprecedented . on florida, the same day a man was bitten on the leg >>> iran's presidential runoff election for the first time in decades. he beat the hard-line candidate in an upset. he has advocated for better relations with the west. >>> what president biden's campaign is saying after last night's interview. as i bid you all a good day from msnbc headquarters in new york. welcome to "alex witt reports." new this hour, warnings have been issued for parts of texas as tropical storm beryl makes its way across the gulf . it is projected to restrengthen to a category 1 before landfall with life threatening surf and current conditions officials in one texas county issuing voluntary evacuation orders. in the caribbean and in mexico, people are grappling with beryl's destruction and the deadly aftermath. guad vanegas is joining me from the national hurricane center in miami. i know you just got an update from officials and you were scheduled to do so

padre island. well, yesterday you saw it was beautiful and sunny will conditions are deteriorating today. very different story and the weather center, elisa raffa is keeping a close eye on things yesterday, we were marveling at how pretty it was, even though we knew we knew that beryl was on its way and even our signal isn't as clear right now, so that we can see how conditions are. yes. some of these outer bands are already coming in. we're still looking at this tropical storm sitting the center is sitting 165 miles south and east of matagorda, texas. but you can see these outer bands have been coming in even houston's camera has been going from very stormy to clearing up little bit in-between these bands. you can see all of that lightning over houston, 65 mile per hour winds in the center of the circulation. we're also finding that this satellite image has been looking much more organized over the de, when i was doing some reports this morning, 6:00 a.m. satellite kinda looks like a mess, so it i

padre island on fourth of of july, and then two more people were hurt while trying to help them joining us now, is wildlife biologists and shark expert forests. golan te. in the past month, we've heard of several shark bites in the waters off florida. is this usual shark activity or hasn't been increasing? i guess i get confused because you hear oh, sharks aren't aren't dangerous, they're not really interested in humans. but then this happens sure. >> pam and i feel like we hear this every summer, right? it's right around this time of year when people start flooding to the beaches and you see it in those images that you guys just showed, there are tons of people in the water fire, and at the beaches, i feel look at that beat. and when you have that many people in the water in an area that is not our domain belongs to the charts you're going to have instances where shorts and humans cross paths and what's going on specifically in the summer is the c is warming up. bait fish are coming in shallower and shallower and the sharks are coming into hunt for those bait fish as their metabolisms

and in south padre island, texas, for people encountered a shark in shallow waters on july 4th. two of them were bitten you can see the shark right here. all the victims who were bitten were taken to hospitals for non-life threatening injuries. they are expected to recover well, the president for president biden to give up his reelection bid and step aside in the wake of the debate, continues to mount in last night's interview with abc news, he was asked about supporters fears that he cannot defeat former president donald trump have you ever seen your group at a time when elected officials running for office? nine, little worried have you ever seen that? i've not shame thing happened 2020 bike not are now going to do may bring me down joining me now to discuss the pressure for biden to drop out of the race is cnn presidential historian and former director of the nixon presidential library, tim naftali. >> good morning, tim. so do you think that all of this effort by the biden campaign to change the mind of voters will wipe away their thoughts about his debate performance well, t

all of this happening in the waters off south padre island yesterday, authorities say two people were bitten, a third person was injured, though not bitten and a fourth person, felt a sharp brush against them. meantime, in florida, shark bit the man on the foot. this happening in knee deep water, according to cnn affiliate wk mg, that man was taken to the hospital and treated for non-life-threatenin g injuries seen as source of flores is in houston this morning with more roza, specifically, these the incidence in texas, what more do you know you know, we're learning more about the intense moments when each beachgoers were very afraid of the shark and law enforcement and first responders, uh, we're trying to save lives and let me start with a heroic acts by the u.s. border patrol. and we have some pictures that you can take the look at. this is according to the cbp official they say that to off-duty border patrol agents from the elite border star unit. now, these men and women do this for a living and they just happened to be at the right time at the right place. they ran into the wate

padre island on independence de one of the victims is being treated at a hospital and brownsville, the other had to be airlifted to an unknown facility for further treatment. a fourth of july shooting in yellowstone national park leaves a ranger injured and the shooting suspect dead. the incident taking place near a collection of lodges within yellowstone known as kenyan village. the shooter's identity has not been police. and alec baldwin set to stand trial next week for the fatal rust movie set shooting a new mexico judge denying baldwin's last attempt to have his criminal case dismissed, the actor alleging key evidence has been mislabeled now, to the uk for the first time in over a decade, the conservative party will no longer control the british government we did it overnight. the labour party's swept into power with a landslide victory. labour leader keir starmer, becoming the next british prime minister. british tabloids telling the story here we go, reads one paper. this stage king defeat ends. rishi sunak's time as prime minister. he officially left downing street and turned in

you know, initially, it looked like it was when you hit really hard in corpus christi and south padre island, and now it has shifted. and so he wants to make sure that people are staying aware of where that storm is headed, and if they are in its path. he said the path -- for folks in the path of this form, it could be deadly. i want to play a little bit of the warning that he gave earlier today. >> and it will be a deadly storm for people who are directly in that path. that's what we want to talk about. today. the store has already left nine deaths in its path to the caribbean. we don't want number 10 o to be in texas. it is a serious storm, and you must take it seriously. and be prepared. >> and officials, there's real concern from officials about folks who may be on vacation still celebrating this holiday weekend and some of these e coastal areas, not paying attention to the news and not realizing how serious this storm could potentially be. they are urging people if your family or friends that are vacationing in these areas to ti just give them a call and check on them and make su

. >> 4th of july for shark attacks has left many people here at south padre island shaken and wonderingthey should get back into the water south padre island fire chief jim pigg says is like nothing he's seen before yesterday afternoon was on president. i've been here for 25 years. never seen anything like that. it's very rare occasion that that happens here on south padre. total of 4 people were injured in the the sharks have been moved into deeper waters by state and local officials. beach goers are now stepping back into the water. >> but being more cautious. but i think as long as you stay within, you know, to okay. >> obviously, vigilant. keep your eyes robert, to settle weekend, the first day of his beach vacation after traveling from new mexico. he says his arrival brought much concern from his family following attacks. >> we're out here and all our kids are worried about us. we've got a lot of worried. were you were, you know? text messages be careful and plenty of videos. everything going lou settle says he has decided to stay in waist deep waters, adding he's being more cautio

and on south padre island in south texas, officials say a single shark injured four different peoplee of a shark thrashing around in the area, rescuers dragging tabitha sullivan out of the water, who told nbc she couldn't believe what happened. >> i just thought it was a big fish, so i went to kick, kick it away, and at that point is when it bit me. had i not pulled my legs up, it probably would have got my torso or something else. >> sullivent's daughter says she is in stable condition, and her father was injured, too, while fighting of off the shark. >> it stayed and just circled. >> shark bites in some locations have been on the rise. last year there were 36 confirmed shark attack bites in the u.s. so far this year there have been 15. these kinds of dangerous attacks are still extremely uncommon. >> in general, shark bites are very rare. but to have multiple shark bites within close proximity and time to one another is pretty much unheard of. >> and we do want to remind everyone this is not just happening in the south. even up in the northeast they have had several instances of sh

padre island thursday with a department of safety helicopter spotting one from above.y multiple swimmers were attacked. among them, ashley silva. >> you feel like this pressure like someone pushed the back of my leg. and i just turn around. it's a shark. >> reporter: another beach goer hospitalized with severe leg injuries. >> we do not know the species. we do not know the reason why this happened. it is unprecedented here. >> reporter: meanwhile in florida, a man from ohio bitten on the foot yesterday in knee deep water. some studies showing shark attacks have been on the rise in recent years. last month, a former pro surfer was killed by a shark in hawaii. life guards advising everyone to be on alert. expert tips, swim in groups. avoid the water at dusk or dawn when sharks are more active. if you encounter a shark, keep your moments slow and steady to avoid looking like prey. tens of millions are expected to swarm america's beaches this holiday weekend. officials warning swimmers to also watch out for rip currents. fast-moving strips of water that can suddenly pull s