attack. >> shark attack. >> shark attack. >> shark warning off long island, new york. >> a lifeguardbeach. >> reporter: according to the university of florida, last year sharks attacked 129 people worldwide. just this week, a lifeguard reported being bitten by a shark in long island, new york. local beaches were shut down. >> sharks are something people are really passionate about, also something people are really afraid of. >> yeah, i mean, sharks are wild animals. you know, i think because the ocean is a different medium than we're used to living in, we live on land, so they're asharks are. 99.99% of the time, all of them just ignore us. they're not really into, you know, whatever it is we're doing in the water. >> reporter: but we are definitely interested in them. so much so that abc's sister company national geographic dedicated six weeks to shows all sn >> i'm a total diving novice. >> reporter: featuring shows like "shark beach" starring the mighty thor himself, chris hemsworth. >> should i be nervous? >> reporter: now chris was a little busy being the god of thunder to chat w

eric: shark smart. good words.y of first with the carnival cruise lines as they prepare to large ship, some of the biggest changes passengers can expect as the crews industry looks to bounce back from the pandemic. ♪♪ game changer today carnival cruise lines lodging is largest festival yet, the mardi gras and its own lopressor, passengers will notice some changes for the ship even set sale. charles is live in florida in front of the mardi gras. reporter: the crews ship here at fort canaveral is quite the attraction and has been throughout the day. look in the distance across the border, we seen people out here all day long and all of the ship waiting and watching as it prepares to set sale in a little more than an hour and you start to understand the excitement when you see how massive the ship is. it weighs over 180,000 tons, et decks with a roller coaster on top. it certainly lives up to its name tons of food, drinks and you name it. we are already seeing a lot of excited people with the ship, many accept and swi

a bad guy is a bad guy and a shark attack is a shark attack.y them, i assure you they call them canine attacks. >> greg: lauren, i find of the word attack is offensive to the attacker. >> lauren: jan we should definitely care about how the sharks are feeling. ultimately i'm confused as to what their goal is. are you trying to make sharks seem more cuddly and approachable? is that what we want? people trying to go up to them? i've been told you're friendly. i don't understand. that's not better either. i'm confused. >> greg: it could be because we devote too much time to sharks. we have shark week but we don't have mosquito week. we should. they kill 750,000 people year. mosquitoes are like tiny sharks but we don't care because they are so tiny. >> tom: when i first saw "jaws" i sided with chief brody but i think i'm going with the mayor. i think we should have left the beach is open the whole reason -- if everyone was crowded and the water it's only going to snatch one or two people. the percentages, you're probably going to be safe. >> kat: he

a bad guy is a bad guy and a shark attack is a shark attack.> greg: lauren, i find of the word attack is offensive to the attacker. >> lauren: jan we should definitely care about how the sharks are feeling. ultimately i'm confused as to what their goal is. are you trying to make sharks seem more cuddly and approachable? is that what we want? people trying to go up to them? i've been told you're friendly. i don't understand. that's not better either. i'm confused. >> greg: it could be because we devote too much time to sharks. we have shark week but we don't have mosquito week. we should. they kill 750,000 people year. mosquitoes are like tiny sharks but we don't care because they are so tiny. >> tom: when i first saw "jaws" i sided with chief brody but i think i'm going with the mayor. i think we should have left the beach is open the whole reason -- if everyone was crowded and the water it's only going to snatch one or two people. the percentages, you're probably going to be safe. >> kat: he is doing a covid thing. >> tom: wants thing about th

words shark attack, shark br encounters, are sharks getting a bad wrap?an expert on sharks and he is joining us now, welcome, chris, thank you. >> thank you for having me. trey: the movie, i think really negatively impacted public perception of sharks, you are an expert, not all mechanical sharks but real ones, give us the real side of well. they are like any other animal. they are out there swimming. eating, resting. just wasting time in some cases, trying to find a mate. the hollywood perception, if you see a shark it will bite you, that is not true. trey: do we know what causes -- i think you would know better than i, i think dogs and farm animals kill more people each year than sharks do. but sharks scare us more. do we know what causes them to bite or otherwise attack, if that is the right word? >> yes. the bottom line is we don't really know why sharks occasionally bite people, we call an unprovoked bite, a person out minding their own business and a shark bites them. we don't know that shark's motivation, we could put that in two categories, the mo

another shark expert will explain why we have to stop attacking sharks, why it's wrong. inflammationport. unlike regular turmeric supplements qunol's superior absorption helps me get the full benefits of turmeric. the brand i trust is qunol. emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's important to make a plan with your parents. here are a few tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down phone numbers for your parents, siblings and neighbors. pick a place to meet your family if you are not together and can't go home. remind your parents to pack an emergency supply kit. making a plan might feel like homework, but it will help you and your family stay safe during an emergency. >> tucker: and another sign of global progress, some government agencies in one country no longer using the word shark attack to say is stigmatizing phrase that -- instead, officials referring to shark attack as negative interactions, it's a negative interaction. australia's department of primary industries just announce that change, o

in shark sightings. and the power of social media: how it changed the life of an airport piano man.er of social , how it changed the life of >> whoo! this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening and thank you for joining us. we are going to begin tonight with president biden's extraordinary new campaign to try to convince unvaccinated americans to get their shots and help end this horrid pandemic once and for all. the president was pleading with americans to recognize this is an issuer of life and death saying those who haven't had their shot are actually a danger to others. the president is also calling on americans to follow the c.d.c.'s new guidance to wear the masks indoors where covid is spreading rapidly. tonight 70% to have counties in tonight 70% of counties in the u.s. have the high or substantial covid transmission. president biden announcing tonight that the nation's largest employer the federal government is issuing stric

a shark it's trying to mind his own business but without the shark at the ocean falls apart.ystem and it will trickle right down. there is a greatest predator that ever lived until human and sharks were supersized. so we got into a debate where i said it, you are smart, i will wait. and it was a number one best seller. >> tucker: how many children bought it, do you have a sense of that? did books can tell you? >> i didn't get the demo on that but if you look at what category it's income its education children books. they will probably learn the f word at some point, they just may have learned it a little earlier here. >> tucker: so you go from one career to a completely -- you become as well just essentially overnight and then the best-selling zoologist inn the nation. what kind of preparation education and research that this take to become a world of browned equality on the pumps. >> it took me two years. >> explain your writing regimen. >> i take every piece of propaganda i can find and i put it on the book and one of the guys who is a very good cartoonist, depicting fat sh

in shark sightings. and the power of social media, how it changed the life of an airport piano man. programs. norah. >> o'donnell: all right, weijia jiang, thank you. tonight, florida and texas lead the nation with the highest percentage of new cases. louisiana isn't far behind and nearly every hospital there has canceled or postponed surgeries and other nonemergency care. the state is also seeing an alarming spike in cases amongen cbs's david begnaud reports tonight from new orleans. >> reporter: when you think about the the covid vaccine protecting the vulnerable think about 5-year-old dominick albert. are you hav >> yes. >> reporter: he's too jung to be vaccinated. he contracted coronavirus and that landed him in the emergency room. >> where do you think he may have gotten it? >> honestly, i don't know. i was taking every precautions to try to make sure that he does not get this. >> reporter: school age kids now make up the third largest number of new covid infections in louisiana. what's the lesson h

>> they shouldn't be afraid of sharks they should be afraid of a world without sharks sharks are so important healthy. it's so important to have sharks >> this is free diving, no oxygen and no cages, and because of the strong current and of course, the sharks, the rule is to hang on to the boat until ocean gives us the okay. then dive. able to hold her breath for minutes at a time, ocean seemed to be able to summon the sharks almost at will within minutes, there were nearly a dozen large galapagos circling, swimming towards the sharks was one thing, holding my breath long enough to get close to them, quite another so we let them come to us. over and over, sharks nearly double my size calmly swam around, beneath, and near me curious, but not aggressive, including mj, a galapagos more than ten feet long when a shark attacks, it's incredibly rare, is a shark hunting a human or is it a mistake? >> 1,000 percent it is not hunting humans, meaning they're definitely trying to go after their natural prey items they have been evovolving, befo dinosaurs, before trees. humans have only been evolving for

he's with the south fork natural history museum's shark research team where they tag sharks in ordertterns. >> climate change is definitely playing a role, especially in the sightings that we're seeing this year and last year. as sea temperatures are rising, a lot of fish populations are shifting north. >> reporter: experts stress the need to continue to learn about shark habitats and migration patterns, especially as they're being impacted by climate change. shark attacks are incredibly rare, but officials still stress that it's always important for beach-goers to remain vigilant out there. mola lenghi, cbs news, long island, new york. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," frontline fatigue. doctors and nurses are once again facing burnout as covid hospitalizations rise. health care workers tell us they are frustrated and concerned. >>> plus, we'll introduce you to a british couple attempting an olympic feat. they are trying to do 96 olympic events from wind surfing to the vault, and it's all for an important cause. >>> and training the next grandmaster. how a former chess champ is i

sharks.pregnant, these scientists documented a first, in-water ultrasounds on tiger remember, sharks remember, sharks are not tame. >> it's terrifying it was absolutely terrifying >> and tiger sharks are known to attack humans. >> tiger sharks are one of the top three, i guess, man eaters so it's really scary getting in the water when you think that in the back of your mind. >> i'm scared. >> reporter: after finding a pregnant tiger, and even seeing the teeth of the unborn pups -- >> this shark is pregnant! >> reporter: an in-water tri worthy of the world's most accomplished mission, inserting the transmitter, again, discovery shark week transmitters covered that never before achieved procedure. >> it was a struggle from the very beginning and it all came down to the need to really push the science to the next level. >> reporter: the chaotic moments of science in action, made safer by accomplished shark handler jaymon martinlli >> were you ever scared down there? >> i was never scared. >> i c

our lifeguards were able to identify two fins that were a shark, and also another shark that breached out of the water. >> reporter: experts say this type of shark can reach up to six feet in size, but is not typically aggressive towards humans. >> these are actually more of a caribbean shark and we don't know the last time we've seen a sighting up here of this sort of shark. there is some speculation it could be based on the hurricane season kicking up and the waters pushing up. >> reporter: the group of sharks also noticed at two other nearby beaches, forcing them to close temporarily. this coming as authorities investigate a possible shark bite at jones beach earlier this week. a lifeguard saying before the incident, he saw a fin. and david, officials have stepped up patrols in the area. they say those closures are a precaution to keep beachgoers safe. >> erielle, thank you. >>> when we come back on the broadcast, the tragic news tonight, the high school athlete collapsing and dying on the first day of practice. here's thy from 12c. -go talk to him. -yeah, no. plus it's not even li

and dark shark. >> anthony: which one is the dark shark?gentleman on the right. >> anthony: okay. all right. >> and they have to blow a tarantula into the other guy's helmet, and the tarantula bites the loser in a very sensitive area. so they don't want to lose. >> anthony: ooh. >> dark shark, he fears no man. he has been shot nine times. he fears no man. but if you put a spider, a dog, a bird in front of him, he is going to lose his mind. >> anthony: a bird? >> heights he's terrified of. >> anthony: where is dark shark from? >> he's from los angeles. >> anthony: he's from los angeles? >> south central. >> anthony: all right. let's see here. second picture. boom, what do we have here? >> well, scientifically speaking, that's us trying to light a fart underwater. >> anthony: scientifically speaking? so you're trying to set a record? >> yes. that's a new cast member in there trying to set that record for us. i don't want to give it away if he set the record or not, but i can't wait for you to see the movie. >> anthony: all right. >> we've bee

shark. and here you can lie down inside yourself up with different sharks for one of the big ones. kids head to toe scary shark lab team will be back several times this summary along the way. they're also out there on the water. doing a research. is she juveniles here every every year, starting late spring early summer, we think that is mostly due to either abundance of food, water temperature or safety or a mixture of all three or two. yeah all right. so a billionaire heads to space this weekend. richard branson, the founder of virgin atlantic, says he'll be looking forward to heading to space or he has been looking forward to heading to space for at least 17 years now branson and five others will board a test flight to the edge of space on sunday, the launch of his v s s unity rocket will be the first to carry space travelers beyond earth's atmosphere. the space player talked about his upcoming flight and his competition with amazon founder jeff bezoza, who's hoping to launch a space tourism business. we've spent 17 years he spent nearly 20 years building these two different spac

the shark experience. is it shark week? no? >> i don't know. >> no.nk we would have heard about it. "sharknado" would have been on repeat on some channel. >> and good thing the cage worked, otherwise, this would be a different story. >>> next, to a bull alert. this is on long island, of all places. >> okay. this is wild. a runaway bull caused a bit of commotion in new york. at one point, even briefly shutting down a major highway. >> it was reportedly escaped from a local slaughter house and was part of a sacrifice at a celebration when it bolted out of there. >> new york's long island, that's bull. just kidding. at last report, that bull was still on the loose and it will go to a sanctuary once it's captured. >>> finally, what would a "that's wild" segment be without a check in florida. >> you could probably have a whole segment of "what's wild" in florida. police were called to remove an alligator from a shopping mall in largo. two officers managed to restrain and apprehend the little guy. >> that's you how i get pulled out of a shopping center, aft

about a basking shark breeding. about a basking shark breeding. about a basking shark breeding.s. these are one of the cameras that one of the journey on that shark and we put those cameras on the sharks and route we recorded forwards and backwards for a number of days and then we automatically release. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is — world leaders meeting in london have $4 billion towards a global education fund and charity save the amount is underwhelming. we're going to look at two climate change reports. in a moment, we'll look at how extreme weather is impacting the uk. first, a report by some of the world's top climate experts has found the warming of the arctic is contributing to global records being broken for heat and rainfall. the group was founded by sir david king. this is his warning. this is a global emergency requiring all governments to club together and act accordingly. we are pushing the three rs. reduce emissions as deeply and rapidly as possible, emissions of greenhouse gases. the fossil fuel era is over. let's move on t

sighting up here of this sort of shark. there is some speculation it could be based on the hurricane season kicking up and the waters pushing up. >> reporter: the group of sharks also noticed at two other nearby beaches, forcing them to close temporarily. this coming as authorities investigate a possible shark bite at jones beach earlier this week. a lifeguard saying before the incident, he saw a fin. and david, officials have stepped up patrols in the area. they say those closures are a precaution to keep beachgoers safe. david? >> erielle reshef with us tonight. erielle, thank you. >>> when we come back on the broadcast, the tragic news tonight, the high school athlete collapsing and dying on the first day of practice. ugh, there's that cute guy from 12c. -go talk to him. -yeah, no. plus it's not even like he'd be into me or whatever. ♪ ♪ this could be ♪ hi. you just moved in, right? i would love to tell you about all the great savings you can get for bundling your renter's and car insurance with progressive. -oh, i was j

the shark's fault. >> but this situation has urged me to learn more about sharks.omething directly to the shark, but i was in his water, you know. that's his house. >> reporter: but dave pearson who survived a shark attack in australia and now runs a support group bite club says avoiding the word bite avoids the real danger. >> we can't keep sanitizing things to the point where when you're the person involved it feels like someone is dismissing your experience or your trauma. you need to be aware of the element of danger out there and call them apex predators for a reason. >> reporter: even stephen colbert weighing in. >> i'm sorry, ma'am, a shark interacted with your husband's torso. he's experiencing a not being alive incident. >> reporter: whatever they're called officials are taking these encounters seriously. in cape cod, where at least 50 confirmed great white shark sightings have been reported this past month, researchers deployed acoustic receivers to track them to keep people safe. >> it's a valuable way to find out more about the movement of great white s

the sharks only scored one try on wednesday, the two here inside 1a minutes.de 1a minutes. captainjamie george drew them level but not for long. again the lines responded and again soon behind. eight tries in the first half, 26—26 at half—time. time for the sharks not to do anything silly but an elbow thrown and red card shown and the match changed and the sharks could not compete any more. 71—31 at the final score, next stop, cape town. england fly half marcus smith has been called up by the british and irish lions to act as cover for scotland's finn russell, who'll miss their next three matches with an achilles problem. smith was playing for england as they thrashed canada at twickenham this afternoon. the home side ran in ten tries, including three for adam radwan. jamie blamire also scored a hat—trick in a 70—1a win. wales drew with argentina in cardiff. the pumas were down to 1a men, but then scored two tries to give them a 1a—point lead. but wales responded and scored two tries of their own to make it 20—20, and they could have won it late on but missed

. >>> thor swims with the sharks. >> any sharks? >> probably. >> chris hemsworth's once in a lifetime dive. your first look just ahead. >>> and "good morning america" from pennsylvania, and the birthplace of our nation, philadelphia, celebrating our independence as the state reopens after the pandemic. we're live from the city of brotherly love. >>> good morning, america. it's so great to be with you on this monday morning. i'm whit johnson alongside eva pilgrim, will reeve. a lot of people recovering this morning. some still celebrating in times square. >> yeah, right outside. >> exactly. >> another sign we're getting closer to normal here, the fireworks in new york city. incredible, just one of the places across the country celebrating july 4th. >> and now the rush is on. millions of americans on the move this morning trying to get home. you are looking live at dallas love field airport. that's from our affiliate wfaa. we'll tell you what you need to know right now. >>> also this morning, the latest on pope francis' planned proced

local officials stepped up shark patrols on the shoreline there into the air after at least 3 shark sightings last week. in longboat key along the west coast of florida near tampa. several species of sharks can be seen. in fact, people there reporting hundreds of them marine biologists say red tide which strips the water of oxygen has the sharks seeking safe harbor in some florida harbors where they're not normally seen it hasn't necessarily lead to an increase in close encounters but definitely an increase in shark sightings. one bystander said you could practically walk across the canal on the backs of those sharks. but don't do closer to home. a large group of baby sharks was spotted near surfers in san diego county. you can see some of them there. >> then there's drone video over solano beach showing surfers are waiting to catch waves really very short distance away from the sharks. they were apparently young. great whites, at least 11 of them were spotted. it. >> but the dating meet hugo and us trailer. they're endangered lot. the coast toward us is and they met for the first t

a large nurse shark coming. >> what sharks in particular with trying to feed? going to continue to feed these guys their breakfast as we wrap up shark week. i have to walk the plank to get back over here, really good balance so don't you worry, i am going to make it back to you. i'm sure of it. >> a to shark rodeo? i was thinking of you jumping on. >> i thought you might do it for the sake of amazing television or feed my hand. >> without the stick. >> put the fish in my mouth. >> yes, adam, the 11:00 hour. >> the team not only making history as the all female officiating team but also judging our "fox and friends" field-goal contest. i booked our hotel on kayak. it's flexible if we need to cancel. cancel. i haven't left the house in a year. nothing will stop me from vacation. no canceling. flexible cancellation. kayak. search one and done. there we go. look for this in-store display of king's hawaiian hamburger and hotdog buns for a chance to win a flavortown-inspired hawaiian getaway. can i get another restock on king's hawaiian bread? again. everything's bet

and coming up, taking care of sharks during shark week. >> what wildlife experts say you should be toth yourself and sea life safe. >> is shark week and wildlife experts are reminding everybody about the importance of keeping these animals and all sea life saved the risks of actually being bitten by a shark are very low, but use always be aware of your surroundings when you're in the water, seymour has more from south carolina. >> shark week catching the attention of people across the low country. they are so important to do such a dirty job they don't. give thanks for an animal, not a threat to our local beaches. but doctors advice swimmers to be cautious about if you're swimming in a crowd of people. and there's. >> schools of fish may want to. >> think twice about that medical experts in marine educators say shark week important time to remind people to remain alert when swimming in the ocean. doctors say the likeliness of being bitten by one is low but being cautious with other marine life is just as important as well. much more likely to have an encounter with a stingray. >> or a

it'll be real shark versus daddy shark. daddy shark is going to win.ut i'm from cape cod. i've got my place up in cape cod i was swimming i've been swimming all summer. i don't care, i know cape cod has had bad attacks, there was a deadly one last summer as a matter of fact but i'm with todd jackie: okay i'm not going to tell you what the to do, do it at your own risk. todd: personal freedom is the theme of the day whether it comes to mask, vaccines, shark swimming. david: isn't it fun to meet in person? that's why this mask mandate is scaring the heck out of me because i love the dialogue. todd: we'll come to your house if they send us home again. david: as long as they bring a camera that's fine we want the audience to catch this stuff well from sharks in the water to not enough water, the historic drought out west is worsening, and it's forcing some ranchers to make extreme measures, connell mcshane is in wyoming with some details on that. connell? connell: hey there, david good to see you, a long time rancher out in this area as david was saying th

basking sharks are the second largest shark in the world.to have them in british waters. for your viewers, they are not dangerous, they are plankton eaters, they have tiny teeth and are not interested in eating people. one thing we might think they are here for in the u.k. is breeding. and nobody has known anything about basking shark breeding. in order to find out more about it, put on these fantastic spy cameras, and this is one of the actual cameras that went on the journey on that chart. and we put -- on the sha. we put these cameras on the sharks. they recorded forward and backwards a number of days and are automatically released from the shark. ♪ phillipa: you are watching "outside source," live from the bbc news room our lead story, world leaders meeting in london promise $4 billion to a world education fund. charities say the amount is underwhelming. looking at two climate change reports in this edition. first, how climate change is impacting the u.k., but first, global records being broken in the arctic for heat and rainfall. this i

lifeguards here are telling us that they are starting to see black tipped reef sharks, these are sharksrming waters and recent storms as well as the fact that it's bringing in a lot of different types of fish that are then attracting the sharks. >> we had a shark siding right off the waters and it wasn't just one, it was to come about six and a half foot sharks, blackfin, which are predators spotted right here in these waters. we as a result took all the swimmers out. >> we spent the day with the shark patrol in long island and they are doing everything they can to look out and spot the sharks even using drones and helicopters. >> so we will send out jet skis and look for baitfish in the water, look for any birds diving the ocean, any fins, anything that looks like it could report a shark and we will get people to tell us if they see something out there. >> wants a shark is spotted they temporarily close the beach for about an hour until the coast is clear. shark attacks in new york a very rare, 12 since 1837 and they were 16 in florida last year alone. >> john: keep them offshore, wher

he once told me don't have to worry about the big sharks, it's usually the baby sharks that attack when're out there surfing, and it's like how do you know if it's a baby or a big shark, he said, you will find out. thanks, jeff. >> drew? >> i'm not scared of sharks, i find them fascinating but i'm not going to let go into the deep ocean and be surrounded by sharks but i do think it's cool when they tag them and yocan watcthting patterns and wh i k th'sn peonis working overtime to not call these shark attacks. >> shark lobby. >> it doesn't really matter which word you use. be careful when you're out there. >>> stanford will be part of a collaboration to study the biology of elite athletes in the hopes that insides game will help the rest of us live long, healthy lives. one of the things researchers will do is to create models to focus on training and prevent injuries for people at all levels of physical ability. this is probably a good moment for me to donate my body to science or at least to the side family, to figure out how to get the most out of this, spencer has figured it out becau

and a spinner shark jumped next to you? than a foot from my board, a spinner shark jumped out of the water next to me because they're chasing the bait fish. here is a shot my daughter madeline took, a video of me surfing. every single day that i surfed in south carolina three weeks ago, my daughters and i saw a shark of some sort. they're out there. you have to respect them and alicia, would you go surfing with me even if we see a shark? >> no, oh, no. and you're surfing, so your daughter is out there. so she's seeing them, too. your kids are out there and worrisome as well? >> well, they've grown up surfing and accustomed to respecting sharks and the reality is, of course when we saw one that came underneath my board about three and a half feet long, four feet long we decided we should get out of the water obviously for safety reasons, but the reality is, shark experts say that they tell us, they've always been there, but now with underwater cameras, go pros, drones, people are more aware of them and they're seeing them mo

. >>> shark scare. popular new york beaches shut down after an entire school of black tips were spotted close to shore. why we're seeing more sharks swimming north this year. >>> the mile-high mystery flyer is soaring in the skies, and now the fbi is getting involved. >> use caution. the jet pack guy is back. >> is the real-life so-called iron man back? >>> we certainly do say good morning, america. great to be here with michael and whit is in for george. everybody in the pool. >> absolutely. fun to watch. fun to watch. the whole country, of course, holding its breath as well during that 100-meter freestyle. caeleb dressel won gold by less than a second. you saw earlier we showed you how his mom could barely watch. well, take a look at the moment his family saw him win, robin. this is what it's all about, the olympics right here. we love seeing these family moments, the parties, especially in a year when loved ones can't be in the stands to cheer them on. >> caeleb wasn't the only member of team usa to

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this is the professor on sharks to the sydney morning herald. sharks don't have hands.should fox news alert that. sharks don't have hands either. it's like sharks hired a p.r. firm and going for a reband. the bear didn't maul the person. it was reaching out for a high five. i'm sure that peta is upset that they didn't come up with this idea. remind me when they said don't call people chickens or pigs anymore because it negatively stereotypes the animal. i don't know how we got here but we did. >> sandra: i'm trying to keep up. in a victim response, you can't sanitize it too much. it's not like a tap on the shoulder from a shark saying do you mind if i eat you? >> so he wants to keep the shark attack name alive. >> sandra: okay. so does john roberts, i heard. >> john: if anything bites you, were it's a dog, a shark, it's an attack, a ferret -- i don't know. definitely a shark attack. >> sandra: do you have a ferret? >> john: no. but i've seen them. >> it was great to have you here. >> sandra: great to see you. >> have a great weekend. >> sandra: you too. john, you have t

and these are unique, more of a caribbean shark. they are known to come close to a shoreline and feeding areas and the concern is with swimmers. still experts say shark attacks are rare but it is important for beachgoers to stay vigilant. >>> ever encountered monterey bay. whale watchers say they rarely have seen anything like this.>> that was crazy, as kpix five len ramirez reports. >> reporter: will watching tours go on every day here on the monterey bay but this one recent group had a tour of a lifetime, a very close encounter with a friendly whale who seem just as interested in the people, as the people did in him. video shot on board the princess monterey shows a curious way will popping his head out of the water to check out a recent tour but did not dive down the and said he said close by putting next to the boat exhaling through his blowhole, if you listen closely even talking a bit. >> it has been a once-in-a- lifetime experience could>> kylee walterman leads tours almost every day, but what she and lucky will watchers have

. >>> now, to a very brave teenager who is also a survivor of a vicious shark attack. he's back in the water in san diego, and he's doing it over and over again this year. abc's megan tevrizian has the story. >> reporter: this morning, a lesson of resilience from a boy who survived being mauled by a great white shark. >> a lifeguard who came, he's like yeah, i can see your lungs, like, through your back. >> 15-year-old sean hayes now vowed to swim in the same ocean where he died for. >> i think we're on day 170. >> in 2018, hayes was attacked by a great white in san diego while lobster diving with a friends. he struggled to swim to a nearby kayak and was air lifted to the hospital. the attack so severe, he needed several surgeries and about 1,000 stitches. a few weeks after the attack, the then 13-year-old described his or deal on "good morning america." >> i come up, and my mask is off and i'm all confuse and i look over, my wet suit is all ripped up, and blood is starting to go into the water. >> reporter: now three years later, he is helping people get over their fe

he will uncover the science of shark brigade..e worst fatal shark encounters in a >> chris hemsworth is trading in his hammer for a wetsuit to kick off. >> any sharks? >> probably. >> his mission is finding out how humans and sharks can peacefully coexist. >> i want to find out if we can live together without doing each other harm. >> reporter: he will dig into the science of sharks. going on a dive with the legendary expert. talking with a pro surfer about his first hand encounter with a shark. >> i got hit from this side. straight in the face. >> learning about all of the latest experiments and there analogies. he will try and prevent deadly shark attacks. >> the aim is to develop a safer surf board with an electrical shock to terror in it. >> we want to know how many sharks there are. >> never losing sight of the absolute beauty that these fish possess. >> it is such a privilege seeing these massive creatures of clothes. >> that looks very educational as well as entertaining. it will span across four channels and it starts at 9

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some sharks have seven rows of teeth that continuously push forward and fall out it's the biggest shark left behind some fossils. we're going in to find them. about 15 feet down, we spot what we set out to find what is that >> i found the tooth to a megalodon shark. >> reporter: just out here in the gulf of mexico >> just out here in the gulf of mexico >> waiting for you to find it? >> maybe for millions of years >> reporter: these waters are rich for discovery >> what do we have here? what is that >> that is a sliced section of whale rib bone now, whether it was eaten or not, most likely was >> but this is -- that is a fossil it is fossilized, like a rock. >> that's right. >> reporter: it's no surprise e searching for megalodon teeth has become a phenomenon >> megalodon teeth tends to be an american icon there's variation. you can always find a better one, you can always buy a better one. it's got everything you need, really, in a fossil. >> reporter: tourists flock to beaches around the country to join the hunt from the shore >> it's kind of addicting. you just scoop it out, shake it,

shark. they are known to come close to the shoreline in feeding areas. the concern obviously is with swimmers. >> not 11:00, a bit closer to home. take a look at this. a rare and counter. this is monterey bay. will watchers say they rarely have seen anything like that. >> beautiful! one recent brush with nature was captured on video. >> well, well watching tours come out every day on the monterey bay but this one recent group got the tour of a lifetime. a very close encounter with a friendly whale who seemed just as interested in the people as the people didn't him. >> video shot on board the princess monterey shows a curious whale popping his head out of the water to check out and recent tour but he didn't dive down. instead, he stayed close by floating next to the boat, exhaling through his blowhole. if you listen closely, even talking a bit. >> it was once in a lifetime experience. >> kylie weltman leads towards almost every day but what she and some lucky will watchers have seen lately h

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the sharks telling us just moments ago that the team has been in touch with the nhl and that the sharksto baseball. not in the lineup for the giants after being traded from the cubs yesterday. bottom three. flores sends it up, up and away. it's a two-run shot tying the game at 3. score tied at 5 in the fifth, giants win it 8-6. chicago's jose abreu at the plate. scary. gets h -- he would be okay, as can imagine, tempers flared. both benches cleared -- cooler heads prevailed. pitcher looks apparently like he's upset. didn't mean to do it. bench is cleared. no punches thrown. no one ejected, and they're back at it today in a game that is just under way. let's hope they both, both teams, play nice today. obviously more on that developing story with the sharks coming up on the news at 11:00. >> that pitcher, i mean -- >> he fell back. >> went down nearly to his knees hands on his head like he was dealing with incredible -- the mistake just made. >> you could see relieved when abreu got up. easy to say he's okay. he was okay and able to walk off and be okay. the pitcher obviously didn't mean

with sharks just wasn't done. unheard of. famed oceanographer jean-michel cousteau say when everybody else was swimming away, valerie was swimming towards danger she and her husband with their underwater cameras brought the world the first close up under water views of great white sharks ever filmed >> they wanted dangerous marine animals or what they thought were dangerous they wanted drama. and if i could be in the film, fluttering around in my stollies britches, that was even better >> you are either crazy or incredibly courageous. >> i didn't take either of those things i'm incredibly curious >> at a time when sharks were thought to be mindless killers, taylor and her husband were taking a different approach, rescuing this great white tangled in wire. and gently soothing it as it returns to the sea a memory now tinged with sadness. >> wow >> i think she was only free for another six months and a fisherman caught her >> over thousands of dives, valerie has had countless close calls. she's even been bitten four

attacks to reverse the trend of anti- shark bias.n the government of queensland will instead refer to shark attack as quote negative encounters as opposed all the positive encounters you typically have a sharks for the tell your hair looks great, he lost some weight to buy you breakfast for the change in language is designed to overall public perception of sharks is man eating monsters. the idea first developed by army hammer publicist. queensland documents will now describe shark bites as incidents or interactions. just not contribute to the culture of fear surrounding sharks. also the movie jaws of the renamed elvis breathe new language of boost support in terms of conservation for sharks but if successful there will be many more of them just ready to interact with you and your family at the beach. and topic for work, new report claims prince harry is right explosive book about his life in the rural family. the working title blame of throne sprint insider say harry's been working on the memoir when a ghost writer previously wrote a

tip to reef sharks and bull sharks which are pretty rare. >> pretty rare for this area, yes.vative efforts and environmentalism. now the feeder fish are coming here and attracting other fish species who are in return attracting larger sharks that generally haven't been here in the past. >> we will continue our water patrol, but so far nothing yet. >> dana: tough as diamonds, really tough out there today. olympic superstar simone biles thanking her supporters after pulling out of this week's olympic event. she tweets at the outpouring of love and support i received has made me realize i am more than my accomplishments and gymnastics which i never truly believed before. carley shimkus joins us now. >> the situation is a bummer, she trained five years for the moment and it didn't work out the way she wanted it to work out but the reaction has been very polarized. it's getting a little political will, too. you have once say i'd saying sports needs to change, altogether we need to focus on mental health and the other side is calling the mental health peoplesoft. i think everyone i

sharks.t having this conversation. >> everyone. joe, what about you? >> too much hype around sharks killings, let me weekly give you the things that kill people more than sharks. vending machines, 13 year. selfies kill more people than sharks. falling out of bed, 400 people your. but here's the big one, champagne corks, 24 people die from getting hit by shane payne corks. please. >> leo, what say you? >> my turn? quickly, i have no dog in this fight, i don't even go into the four. no ocean, i'm in the pool. >> that doesn't for us, see you back here tomorrow 5:00 p.m. for the big sunday child. fox report with jon scott starts right now. ♪♪ >> breaking news out of washington, three vaccinated the mccreight monikers from texas to make political stands on the nation's capitol testing positive for covert. good evening, i am jon scott and this is the fox report. the three representatives from the state have not been named but we do know they were on the plane of delegates live from washington d.c.

>> i like it. >> next stop, the term "shark attack" is set for a rebrand after shark advocates in australias. they suggest we should refer to them as shark interactions instead. may be a negative encounter instead of an attack. >> why don't we ask some of these servers or any number of seals out there who have been nibbled at, bid or had an interaction with sharks. if they feel like it was an innocuous run in or if they were attacked. it's true, by the way, they are not really trying to eat people most of the time, they are just taking a taste test. >> oh, that is nice. >> but it's not an attack speak of the researchers said shark attack is a lie. you are kind of with the shark re-labelers. >> were splitting hairs here. if you give me 136 stages are amputated leg i don't really care about your motivation, it's an attack. >> every time we leave "fox & friends" i'm going to say that was a really negative encounter with will. it was not an attack. we love emojis on this show. if we think we are getting a new one, it is a pregnant man, that is the new emoji. will cain. look at it, he's got a mu

but back in my day, sharks were sharks. what are they supposed to do?ile down their teeth and ask for consent? kroll me a river! [ cheers and applause ] when jaws was gobbling up horny skinny-dippers, we didn't say, "um, excuse me, time to check your great white privilege!" [ laughter ] we said, "thank you for your service!" okay? [ laughter ] i can hear the loony liberals now, "you're just perpetuating shark stereotypes, we can't make other species feel othered!" kroll me a river! [ cheers and applause ] and if you're about to write in and say, "aquatic carnivores are canceled!" spare me! okay? these sharks are predators just like my friend and alleged piece of human [ bleep ], matt gaetz, and proud of it. [ laughter and applause ] okay? so let's not turn shark week into shark weak. get out of here and kroll me a river! [ cheers and applause ] hey, writer. hey, writer. this would be a great segment for my gutfeld packet, right? [ laughter ] okay, one more thing. as i said, i'm trying to make dreams come true while i'm here. and tonight, i'm going to gr

the likelihood of seeing more sharks is up.eastern seaboard of the u.s. from southern areas where they over winter. when they get up the northern areas sometimes they feed close to shore and that feeding overlaps with human activities. so the potential for an interaction between people and sharks increases as well. but the sharks that i've been hearing about on long island and the new york area are basically fairly harmless animals that are feeding on small fish close to shore. >> dana: there is headlines getting people's attention. north carolina 15-year-old bitten by what is believed to be a shark. i don't know if you know -- surf camp instructor recovering from a shark bite and new york. 27 in the united states so far in 2021. so i guess maybe just in line with the rest of the summer what's the best way to make sure you don't get bitten? >> well, you know, what i always tell people is be very familiar with your own skill set in the water, number one. by far more people drown. >> dana: more people drown. >> bill: this is impo

their canoe was bumped by the shark.en the shark bit him. the victim is currently undergoing surgery. >>> and a passing to note. actor stuart damon has died. he's best known to millions of fans for his role as alan quartermaine on "general hospital," a role he played for more than 30 years on "gh" and "port charles." former costar genie francis posting, "i am so grateful to have had this wonderful man in my life." stuart damon was 84. >>> when we come back, millions of americans trying to beat the heat. with less moderate-to-severe eczema why hide your skin if you can help heal your skin from within. with dupixent adults saw long-lasting, clearer skin and significantly less itch. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur including anaphylaxis, which is severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems, such as eye pain or vision changes, or a parasitic infection. if you take asthma medicines don't change or stop them without talking to your doctor. talk to your doctor about