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carolina coast sharks have been seen and a 15-year-old surfer was even injured in an apparent shark attack. the teenager was dangling from her surfboard with their body in the water when she felt something on her leg. she was not seriously hurt, thank goodness. this fisherman captured a tiger shark attacking his kayak off the coast of hawaii. the fisherman believes the shark mistook it for a seal. only 57 shark attacks and all of last year. humans are not really on the sharks menu, we should say. people overly all overly worried about these shark attacks. >> 57 out of the amount of people that actually enter the water across the entire planet, that is quite rare, as you are pointing out. i think we are misrepresenting what shark attacks are. sharks live in the ocean, we

live on land. if someone were just to come into my house one day come into my territory, i may take a bite out of them, too. >> this is a wonderful segue. what if you are eating at home and an intruder threw themselves on top of your plate, that is what griff jenkins did to the poor sharks. the preponderance of shark sightings may actually be a good thing. this is chris fisher. ocean researcher earlier today on fox and friends. >> an increase of white sharks occurring off of our east coast. there is a lot to be celebrating over there. with that comes the balance keepers which are on the sharks. if we all just pay attention to the ocean and have a look before we go swimming, we will be fine. >> griff, you have swam with sharks before. my first question is, why did you do that with chum floating

around dude people could see in the video in a minute what i mean, but what do the shark ready swimmers need to know before they jump in the blue with the great whites and the tigers? >> there i am touching a shark. one comes up behind me. you have to respect these predators. you can see, this surfer is in danger of the shark. if you are diving down here, you are okay. anyone can go, they said that they are, they can tell if your heartbeat is elevated. if it is, they think you are efficient distress and they will bite you. if you see a shark, just be cool. relax. >> stay away from the surface. >> a lot of the seals are there.

>> this is why they say wear bright colors instead of black. >> meanwhile, the black swimsuit and floating on top with the child. [laughter] >> i do not advocate touching it particularly like that. >> more sharks near the beach than before as that researchers said. beaches in the new york area are using technology to patrol the shorelines to warn people about sharks in the area. is that enough for you? >> no, absolutely not. it is never enough. you are practically a gourmet meal in a new dressed part. this is my experience with the shark. my first time getting certified, scuba diving in key west, i am told over and over again don't worry about it, there are no sharks, you will have a great swim, here goes my husband into the water with his body and they are swimming together, my

husband is blind, he has a master diver before wounded in afghanistan, they are swimming ahead of me. the very first thing that i see is a giant shark going behind them. i do not know what it is. i don't know if it is a bull shark, nurse shark, tiger shark, i am not a shark expert. all i know i is i am so happy he had behind the shark and i'm wishing my husband and mark the best of luck. >> deep space, deep sea, not for me. >> a recent attack of a spear fisherman. ultimately, going into its kitchen, shot its food, made it bloodier and took it and then surprise they got attacked. that's how it works. >> shark eat shark world. >> ingram calls made gomez because i never stay in the sun and go away from beaches. this is part of the reason why.

if you do encounter a shark, be big or get very small. punch it in the snout if it gets too close to you. beware of diving birds. if birds are diving on the surface of the water, stay away from there. it draws sharks. tips to live by. as people celebrate the arrival of summer this weekend, eat this, not that posted a very dubious list of what people are grilling in different states. i want your reaction to this. [laughter] your home state of new jersey they have filet mignon on the grill. texas is charring lobster tail. griff, tennessee is cooking up zucchini. in my home state of louisiana, they claim they are grilling corn on the husk. [laughter]

>> i've got a get to zucchini. >> i was actually at the grill today in our backyard and we had hamburgers, hot dogs, grilled zucchini and corn. >> on the husk. you did it all. >> no filet mignon because that is just nuts. >> i can promise you in louisiana that there is steak, a burger, but corn on the husk? >> zucchini. >> the lobster hot on my grill. it was delicious. we also had mushrooms and peppers. >> i do zucchini. >> on the grill all the time. >> 52 of these years. i will try zucchini once. only once. i will stick to the pompano and crawl fresh broil. >> lululemon confronting masks thieves. why did they end up getting in trouble and losing their jobs.

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>> will come back to the big sunday show. outrage at lululemon after two former employees said they were fired for calling police on robbers in georgia. [inaudible] >> nope. no. >> seriously. get out. get out. [bleep] it out. >> video at their car. >> you can hear them screaming for them to get out. they never physically prevented them from stealing items or even leaving the store, but lululemon claims the encounter broke their store policy. i want to show you this quote from one of the women who was a manager, jennifer ferguson, she spoke with the love in a live local news and she said we are

not supposed to get in the way. you kind of clear a path for whatever they will do and after it is over you scan a qr code and that is it. we have been told not to put it in any notes because that may scare other people. we are not supposed to call the police are really talk about it. she was fired. an organized retail theft, that is not someone walking in and stealing something, a single person, you have organizations going in, this i think they said it was a fifth time the same group has had that same lululemon in georgia. they are a state that have enacted penalties on organized retail theft. lululemon is saying you cannot even call the police. it kinda feels like they are an accomplice to the problem. >> talk about no good deed goes unpunished. you can hear them on the tapes and get out, get out. there is a policy that they cannot do that. now they lose their job. this is outrageous. you do not want to put yourself

in harms way. the same principle as if you get mugged on the street and they want your wallet. you can get a new wallet, you can get new credit cards. you do not want to lose your life. simply trying to shield them off and they did not do anything to put themselves in danger, it looked like, they just made some noise and told them to get out and then they told police. what else would you want them to do other than exactly that? >> i want to show you this quote. this comes from the lululemon employee handbook. no amount of merchandise in the story is worth putting yourself at risk for. lululemon has a zero risk policy on chasing her physically engaging with the guest when the theft or suspected theft has occurred.

i understand that into grosse pointe, that does make sense. we are talking about nonviolent crimes. when you have a nonviolent criminal, when they come out of jail, 20% of them move on to violent crimes. these nonviolent crimes absolutely can't turn violent. calling the police seems like the right thing to do. >> the recidivism rate is through the roof. because of these policies. they say they do not want their employees in danger, but employees are in danger when the policies that allow criminals to walk into the store, basically pick up all the merchandise and walk out. i used to see it when i lived in the d.c. area in northern virginia. i would go into a grocery store and i would watch as thieves walked in grabbed is much slicker, usually liquor, grabbed a beer or the wine, and everybody would stand back and let them through. that becomes a problem. then the neighborhood becomes infested with criminals. you know, it does not make any sense to me that the employees,

the employer wants to protect the employees when they allowed the criminal free access to everything in the store. it is backwards. >> i completely agree. harsher penalties do not necessarily have an impact on deterring crime. what they approve it does deter crime is when you have a criminal that knows there is a high likelihood that they will be swiftly prosecuted and then there will be consequences, that is not what is happening in cities all across the nation. >> they should change their name to looter lemon. [laughter] throwing up their doors to anyone that wants to come in and steal. there is something deeper here. not only incentivizing more of this criminality, more of this reckless looting, but you are, as sarah said, endangering your employees and the customers of lululemon and any other store with this kind of policy.

you need a hard deterrent at some point. like daniel penney in the subway of new york, why are we penalizing good americans, firing them, prosecuting them? >> the people going in and stealing, nothing. >> they don't look like they are going to do yoga. >> no, they don't. >> i will just walk into lululemon for some new clothing. >> remember san francisco, they made it known so criminals could steal up to $900 inside a convenience store. people got together in groups, each one stole about $800. they do a price check and they walk right out that store. now we have store shutting down. the sad thing is, this is in neighborhoods that are desperately needing. >> a great point. i was just complaining to raymond 10 minutes ago. i need allegra because of allergies. i went over to walgreens and i had to wait 10 minutes because they lock it up because it's

apparently okay to walk in and take whatever you want. >> here in new york everything is behind glass. >> do you know why your allergies are so bad this season in new york city? they have planted more male trees this year than female trees because they don't have so many flowers that drop to the ground. apparently, they released to the ground so allergies are out of control. >> it is all about gender now. [laughter] >> that is why new york has been driving me crazy. >> it is all gender. >> when you accommodate and enable this kind of mayhem in a store, you will get more of it. it breaks my heart watching this. this is a tony area of atlanta. they have been hit, allegedly 12 times. >> 34 states have enacted policy for harsher penalties on these organized retail thefts. why are they not calling 911 and

actually having these harsher penalties? what is the purpose of legislation if you are not going to enforce it. >> cut all the boy trees down. [laughter] >> we have too many topics in this segment. >> you brought up a really great, great point here. what will happen is these stores will shut down. the communities will be depleted. we are left with this big question. you talk about the law and enforcing the law. these companies don't want to enforce the laws. somehow they have enforce the action with the mirrored woke ideology. believe me, that is where this is going. they don't want to do anything because they are afraid -- >> what i see troublesome, raising children, i'm raising boys, i am teaching them certain things. you have to respect the law. you keep seeing these stores, you can shoplift, no penalties for it.

you see senator federman showing up to the senate in a hoodie and athletic shorts would have to tell my children, no, you cannot wear athletic shorts to dinner. that is not appropriate. >> i love how lululemon said we are supporting educators. what does that have to do? by facilitating larceny? >> they are huge while b. they have a lot. >> straight ahead. parents are spending thousands on this trick to get their kids into ivy league schools. what about all of those parents cannot pay up. another college admission scandal could be brewing. ♪

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show. remember this scene from back to school? >> i just want to get it on record. i don't think that selling admission to a nonqualified student is very ethical or honorable. >> oh, right. in all fairness, it was a really big check. >> a simple matter of this man's presence undermining the efforts of our legitimate students who are here as a result of hard work. >> love rodney dangerfield. a new college admissions scandal may be brewing. parents shelling out up to 10 grand to get their kids published in peer-reviewed journals. then the kids are using the qualifications as a published author for their resume to get into the ivy league universities. a new op-ed in the new york post calls it more college admission bs.

the columnist writes "it is no secret that this is a an admissions tactic." research programs predominantly display this on client's websites. they have gained admissions into harvard, oxford, princeton and stanford. wow. this was never even in my lexicon. let me explain something. i feel like i am the majority of americans. my mother worked in a factory. i never knew it was even possible to do anything beyond making really good grades and then working extraordinarily hard to try to get into which was my junior college, which i felt really proud of. i went to the junior college first and then i applied to ucla, got into ucla, did not finish and then went to a cal poly pomona. i did the runaround think that many american students do and then i graduated. i was very proud and i worked really hard.

let me ask you this. doctor nicole safire, how do you feel about this? paying the 10,000, i think writing an essay is awesome and writing a book is amazing, but having parents actually paid to publish that, that seems kind of weird. >> i hate to burst people's bubble, but this is not new. you have academics doing this, scientists, doctors, educators. yes, a lot of peer-reviewed where you do not pay, but plenty deal. it is a little bit nefarious. i have a little disclaimer. i just published a book with one of my children. he said he is not applying to college anytime soon. we wrote that is what family is for for many different reasons. not having college admission in mind. it really is upsetting. it is taking us away from this meritocracy that we have tried so hard to instill in our children that hard work pays

off. unfortunately, when they do stuff like this and unravels everything. promoting a lady society. entitled, lazy society. >> i have one who graduated, one in college and one about to apply now. for those that think college is a scam, here is another adjacent graph. [laughter] this is ridiculous. what is really bothersome here is as they throw out act and sat scores, and objective read on where the student is, we are now replacing it with all of this auxiliary motel ariel. your mission trip, your essay, your government that you served on, this becomes really important. paying an agency to get a peer-reviewed article, it becomes a big deal.

they are affiliated and really part of the peer-reviewed journal that juniors essay will appear in. >> it feels like a scam. it really does. >> one of the biggest scams is the cdc. especially throughout covid. they published all of their flawed studies on their own journal. >> the problem is, doctor safire, they pull it down. >> if it's published, it must be true. >> this is great. take a look at this. it is not just happening with peer reviews. you have to pay a lot of money to figure out how to get into a sorority or fraternity, too. take a look at this. >> for highly competitive rounds. >> let's be honest, i probably would not be going to alabama they did not blow up on tiktok.

>> i am nervous and excited. >> it is way more dramatic than you are thinking it is. >> being in a sorority will help me figure out the person i want to be. >> we put a lot of pressure on ourselves. >> okay. >> it is so much drama. how do they have time for school and studying? griff, you have a recent graduate from georgia. did your daughter ever experience that? >> it is a lot of pressure. yes, my proud graduate was in a sorority. it is expensive, it is difficult, it is very stressful. if i had $10,000, because i have another one about to go to college, i would be buying taylor swift concert. [laughter] >> i knew it. >> honestly, at the sorority, fraternity thing is way beyond

what it used to be. just like the admissions, in terms of the pressure of what goes into it. do you think that the girl from full house is thinking maybe she should have done the peer-reviewed thing? did she go to jail? >> i forgot about all of that. her daughter being on the rowing team. copied the pictures or something >> that girl has an interesting line. this will help me figure out who i want to be. no, this will help you assume the identity that they want you to be. >> listen to this. memorial day about honoring those that gave their lives for freedom. i am sure all of us know people that have done that her family members who have done that. one of the things that we have to -- britney greiner is even becoming a believer. how freedom is giving her

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♪ welcome back to the big sunday show. we are honoring those fallen service members who paid the ultimate sacrifice for our country. >> there is a lot to think about on memorial day that makes you proud for our country that we have people that will sacrifice for this place that they believe in and makes you proud that they have families that will continue to live the legacy of the person that they lost. the day makes me proud, it makes me sad and proud. sometimes i hear taps and i literally cannot hold back the tears because i've heard it so

many times over the caskets of my friends. but it is both a bittersweet day, a proud and sad day. >> so well said. embedded with a helicopter unit, the red dragons. going down as we were inserting forces into the peninsula of the invasion in 2003. all aboard were killed. the first casualties of the war. you see them here. from left to right. they gave all in the name of freedom in 2003. a common virtue on the statue of iwo jima. we say thank you to them and those like them. we will never forget them. memorial day. >> i first think of all the sacrifices my friend who was the focus of that mel gibson film. soldiers that went in when his unit was under attack.

he said i will never leave a man on the battlefield. he went back and picked up every one of those soldiers. i used to follow him at the wall. the unit got smaller and smaller every year. i am sure there are few left, but not many. standing on normandie beach a few years back on the 75th anniversary, laura ingram and i went, we did an interview with the president at the time. at night when you stand there in the stillness and see those 9388 headstones, it does take your breath away when you realize beneath every one of those is an 18-year-old american, 19-year-old american whose life was cut short so that our lives could prosper in our country could continue. that is what this day is really about and should be about. beyond barbecues, it is about

remembering the blood and sacrifice we stand on every day. >> that is exactly right. well said. the constitution is a foundation of our democracy. blood, sweat, tears and sacrifice have been enforcing it for more than 200 years. someone who has found the pru meaning of a little bit of that spirit is britney griner. wnba star that was obviously imprisonment in russia and in an op-ed, we found tear from the washington examiner, writing about her saying this. this is the op-ed cover there. i want to read the text of it. it really drives home exactly what the meaning of this weekend days. he says in the words of cinderella, the rock band, not the princess, you don't know what you've got till it's gone. britney griner has now experienced this. her word should serve as a reminder to everyone to appreciate what you have while you have it, including the

freedom you enjoy under the stars & stripes. after all, there is no telling when you will find yourself missing the america you take for granted. >> you know why he had to put out this op-ed, because a couple years before she was imprisoned in russia for bringing illegal substances in, she made the stance at the national anthem should not be played at any of the wnba games and she said she would not stand or be present on the court if it was. and then you have the united states of america getting her out of a russian prison, now she is okay with the flag. i really appreciate it when you don't actually have to need the government to actually appreciate them. my 10-year-old plays the trumpet. he just learned how to play taps this year and a school does a big tribute to the veterans. it was beautiful. one thing that i do find frustrating is, you know, you have awareness month, your pride month, but we have memorial day and maybe we get a weekend and

that weekend is so diluted to the kickoff of summer. missing the point. >> memorial day for gold star families is every day. you know that all too well, sarah. >> yeah, i do. i spent a lot of time in afghanistan on the frontline. my husband lost his eyesight in 2011. almost lost his life. and our friend brian lost his life in 2016. he left behind three children and a wife. you know, when you think about the sacrifices that people are willing to make, it is okay that britney griner learned later what the importance of that was.

our soldiers go there voluntarily. they go there because they know what they are fighting for and they do not expect anybody to give them anything. these are our unsung heroes and the people that care about instituting that in our country, where would we be now 50 years from now if we do not have the people in our military fighting for us right now? >> so important. the respect for these fallen heroes. we really did not deserve memorial what hundred memorial day the way we do in d.c. they remind us -- as far as miss griner is concerned i'm thinking of paul weyland, the marine we left behind in russia. that is what we should have done, the arms dealer swap with, not for britney griner. >> we have to go. i just want to bring attention. this is a dear friend of our family. he graduated high school right after 9/11. he spent several years in baghdad and kuwait. came back home suffered severe ptsd and took his own life. since then his mother has been trying very hard to raise awareness for veteran suicide and ptsd.

it certainly does not get enough attention. >> the real sacrifices that our veterans face. >> this holiday weekend, live your life worthy of their sacrifice. that is what you should be doing and thinking about them. great discussion. have you noticed that tipping options are everywhere, even in grocery stores. how we all reached a tipping point? [laughter] ♪

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♪ welcome back to the big sunday show. tipping has gotten out of control. a coffee shop or fast food restaurant, customers have grown to dread those checkout machines creating a moral dilemma at the cash register or as i collect program guilt gilts. sarah, i will start with you. has this gone too far? >> yes. it is overwhelming. >> guilty as charged. what is even worse when you go to a yogurt shop and i take my kids and i have to do it myself and i am pouring the yogurt and

i'm doing all the work and then i get to the front to pay for it and there is a big tip jar. not only a tip jar, a prompt on the machine that says to. why am i tipping them but i do it anyways. i just do it because i feel so bad. >> you don't want the nasty looks. >> i resent this forced charity. a tip is supposed to be a reward for good service not a fee for your expensive coffee. will there be a backlash or do we want people to smile at us? >> apparently we are so loaded and flush with cash. who will care. by the way, i am really terrible at math. my wife often gets mad because i just round up. i don't know. [laughter] by the way, you know, we were just talking about this during the break, i leave a couple of dollars on my pillow at hotels because the only people that

have not been prompted that never ask that have to make my bed and clean the room are the people and hotels. it is out of control. i think that at the end of the day, people in other countries are laughing at us. >> any reason. [laughter] >> no tip is the custom and we are just rolling it up. >> fast food chains are getting in on the act, not only begging for tips, but now at the drive-through. the drive through, that voice taking your order may not be human. >> this is baloney. [laughter] >> rowlett. >> you will not even know that it is ai taking your order, but you will be talking at wendy's. >> i hope it does not sound like that. carl's jr. has already employed ai to take orders and even

upsell you items you don't need. your thoughts on this ai invasion at the fast food checkout. >> honestly, i am fine with an automated system taking my order because maybe they will have a higher accuracy on getting it right. >> you just call the baloney. >> baloney is the tipping. i'm tired of feeling bullied every time i go and purchase something. if you make minimum wage, people in customer service industries, i am all about tipping, over tipping. i am a good tipper. but i'm tired of noncustomer service acts asking for a tip. i am tired of paying $8 for a cup of coffee it feels like every time you order a latte somewhere you realize did i just pay 695 for a latte. >> do you have to tip the machine? >> yes. they turn the screen around and they look at you like this. [laughter]

>> i would like to just see a disclaimer. where is it going? grocery deliveries, you pay a big delivery fee like $10. then they are like tip your driver. >> delivery fees don't ever end up with the driver or anyone. >> 15-20% is the tip on top of the 15% service fee a lot of these companies are charging. that is like 35%. this is crazy. with the automated machines, will it not ask for a tip because that may wind be over. carl's jr. is already celebrating because this tony or tori which is the way of that ai, she up sales you items you did not ask for. apple pies, bigger drinks, more french fries. >> you called it tony and now it's tory. >> do they lower their prices?

>> no. >> see. there you go. this is just a money sucking operation. >> goldman sachs imagines that ai could replace 300 million american jobs. god help us. stick around. hopefully we will not be replaced. the big four is next. ♪ ♪ they need their lawn back fast and you need scotts turf builder rapid grass. it grows grass 2 times faster than just seed alone. giving you a stronger lawn. smell that freedom, eh? pick up a bag at lowe's today. feed your lawn. feed it. when migraine strikes, you're faced with a choice.

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♪ welcome back to the big sunday show. time now for the big four. the biggest stories everyone will be talking about this week. actress and activist jane fonda is blaming white men for the climate crisis. she claims a problem ceased to exist without the patriarchy. take a listen to this. >> it is good for us to realize there would be no climate crisis if there was no racism. there would be no climate crisis if there was no patriarchy. it is a mind set that sees things in a hierarchical way. white men are the things that really matters and everything else at the bottom. [inaudible] >> even climate.

>> all your fault. >> get rid of the white men. >> a woman whose entire career is predicated on the white male she came from. i will leave it there. >> let me show you this. this is an amazing clip. she really believes that she is in charge. she lobbed an award after making this beautiful speech. look at this. she lobs the award right at the winter. they still don't even pay attention to her. >> the winner is a white male. >> the story that i think everybody will be discussing is the start of the gop primary showdown in iowa. on tuesday governor desantis holding his official kick off after that twitter stumble. on thursday president trump will be visiting a conservative club in urbandale, iowa after his town hall. if desantis is to make a claim

on the nomination, he must connect those caucus voters in iowa. ted cruz beat donald trump in that state in 2016. desantis is a lot of competition on the ground. mike pence. in the latest emerson poll a iowa voters, trump pulled a 62- 20% advantage over desantis. expect the verbal attacks and dollars to go flying all over the hawkeye state this week. >> it sure will be interesting. i am actually caught on this topic. elizabeth home set to surrender to authorities on tuesday and to begin her 11 year prison sentence. i don't know if you followed the story the way i did, i read the book, i listen to the podcast. i all over this. such a scandal in the medical community. she took so much money and she was just a liar. then, get this. when she was pregnant, she got

pregnant right when the trial began, and then when she got convicted, she got pregnant again. she keeps asking to stay out of prison. nope, she's going to jail. >> i will rounded out. staying alive. an impressive buzzer beater shot forcing a game seven after the celtics trailed three-zero in the series. if the celtics went tomorrow night, they will be the first nba team member to have been down zero-three, come back and win game seven in the championship. it is literally history, my wife kathleen who has never watch basketball, watching live and even she agrees, super exciting. >> did you get the tickets for taylor swift?

>> i am crestfallen. bad blood between me and everyone that i did not get these tickets. >> so sad. >> amazing job. that will do it for us. we will see you next weekend. fox report john scott is about. to appear waiter and cut down those boy trees. have a great sunday. >> tim scott faith in america to her. about the whole day live town meeting in his home state of south carolina tonight. more ahead. first, a deal in principle was struck by d.c.'s top leaders to raise the nation's debt ceiling. tonight president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy are pitching a plan to their parties. good evening, i am john scott and this is a fox report