we traveled to the bahamas meeting up with frasier and the conversationist. they acknowledged the risk in the blue mermaid performance. >> she is out there exposing herself. a huge part of this is about trust. she is literally putting her life in our hand. every time. because she is down at the bottom of the ocean, weighted down. if we didn't do our job, she dies. >> still, critics like international shark attack, call frasier's type of performance a stunt, telling abc news, such practices are not only dangerous but counterproductive in that the eventual backlash that will occur once she gets bitten will be directed at the man eating shark rather than at the stupid human trick. i suited up to get a closer look myself. uncaged well supervised. a single bite. even a nugget bite from one of these sharks could kill us. and we would bleed out before we would get to the boat. but underwater hannah is holding her breath for 90 second at a time. again and again. her only life line, the safety diver giving her gulps of air. as the team baits the sharks, we suddenly fi

matt gutman, abc news, the bahamas. >> crazy enough but getting air -- >> every 90 seconds. that might be the lead. how do you do that and get air every 90 seconds. >> crazy. >> oh, there's where you start, under the sea. looking good. >> yeah. >> now i get why you are at the gym quite a bit. oh, my god. >> you didn't know i was so buff. >> the mermaid life. >> announcer: this is

we're monitoring showers and storms a round the bahamas.etails on how could impact your fourth next. >> um canning up tonight at 10 this young man suffers from rare disorder some doctors describe as quote hell on earth but he pushes through incredible pain with a smile on his face. and now a local photographer is working to raise awareness and bring him some relief. we have the ♪ >> philadelphia police want your help to identify the man seen in this surveillance video. they believe he's responsible for several burglaries inside washington square apartment building about a week ago at the 1352 lost on south street. police say the man enter the the building through the garage. they say once inside, he forced his way into several homes and took off with cash and jewelry. >>> phillies fans head to go games will notice something quite different very soon. a pilot program to test metal detectors starts july 21st. so if you arrive through the right field gate, you'll have to pass through it. next season every fan at all major league baseball games

seems a death-defying dance, swarmed by 16 foot tiger sharks in the bahamas some of the deadliest on a beoat sized shark without any protection. you surrender yourself to the animals yet not a nibble, attack, or aggressive motion at all it seems. >> there was not one single moment where i felt the shark was trying to attack, was interested in eating me. >> they could have killed you in a second. >> no matter how much safety precautions we took they could have eaten men a -- me in a second. >> reporter: it is to show that their reputation is dead wrong. which is why this isn't the first time showing humans getting cozy with the ocean's apex predators. >> there really is experience. >> reporter: mark healy is a surfer self proclaimed water man in hawaii. >> that moment when you are close enough to a large shark to touch it. there are things you see as far as muscle definition and, things that never really transfer on to film. that just, really are impactful. >> reporter: there are shark savants like mark healy and then thrill seekers like this australian who used a cage sort of. >> i t

he told me where he came from in the bahamas. i got really interested.ast forward, and he was having dinner with the lead while there wilder is billy originally from austria. i go to see him. i said, you probably are not going to remember me, but i met you with joanna. sure enough, he says, i remember you. he was a good actor. tavis: he acted like he remembered you. >> since then he became friendly all the time. we had an open kitchen. they became good friends to the point that now he is actually the godfather of my young children. if there is anybody in the world to look up to, it's him. he is a class above. anybody who hears him speak, the way he carries himself, if you are going to be a man, i want to be sidney poitier. he doesn't have to do nothing. tavis: he's a rare example of somebody who is when you get to know them as advertised. what you heard about him and the roles you have seen him play, he is the op-ed big deal. >> what you see is what you get. him,ay i did a favor for and he said, what can i do for you when they? i would like to give somet

a 5-day expedition off of the shores of the bahamas to drag up to 20 tiger sharks. largest sharks in the tropics. >> he was invited for the missing. >> people ask me why should we care? as an a pex predator meaning they live at the top of the food pyramid they play an important role. when you remove that predator, there can be a domino effect of other members of the community. >> you have that. i join neil and his team as they packed the research gear. >> a little over prepared than under prepared when you are in the middle of the ocean. >> to hook up with jim and his crew. >> this is going to be your home for the next week. >> the ultimate shark diving boat. >> my new home. after a rough overnight package through the gulf stream, we headed to our destination. a special place called tiger beach is not a beach. in fact, it's about 20 miles offshore. it's got plenty of tigers. really interesting. why would there not be males here? could it be related to reproduction? >> we reached the location. everything has to be prepped and ready to go. then, we set out the baits.

and this is the time of the year that things develop off the florida near the bahamas. the low pressure center developing. it's likely to become a tropical depression and a tropical storm arthur. but that's not going to be our problem for a couple days at least. tomorrow afternoon, just a slight chance of a shower. but wednesday, things really start to pick up. look at the activity there. and then on thursday, too, because arthur is down here coming up. it's stops everything on top of the area. that's why thursday is going to be so wet. at the shore, water temperatures nice. tomorrow, not bad. probably dry at the shore. chance of showers wednesday and then thursday a t really starting going downhill. friday does not look good at the shore either. rough surf. in the poconos wednesday and into thursday looking pretty stormy. tonight, not stormy. 70 for a low in philadelphia. 65 north and west. during the day tomorrow, hot, more humid, very small chance of an afternoon or night thunderstorm. much higher chances on wednesday. feels like near 100. heavy rain on thursday. and

just north of the bahamas. it's been a spinning area of low pressure. there's already a weak storm there. it just doesn't have enough thunderstorms with it yet to be classified as a tropical depression or tropical storm arthur. but as we go throughout this week, it's going to linger near florida for about two days. then on wednesday and thursday, it's going to start drifting to the north. here's what one of our computers. this is our american computer that's called a gfs. it actually takes the system. it's that little closed circle right over south carolina. by thursday at 8:00 a.m., it starts to skyrocket up the east coast unfortunately along a frontal boundary for the fourth of july morning, it could possibly be a tropical storm, maybe a tropical depression somewhere near north carolina beaches or virginia beach. and then as we go throughout the day, it would race up possibly into southern new england. that would be the position friday night at 9:00. near new york city, near long island. that's when the macy's fireworks are going off. so this is obvio

matt gutman, abc news, the bahamas. >>> our thanks to matt and remember game three of the nba finalsnight. for diane and all of us thank you for watching. we'll see you back her >>> next a tragic accident involving a 10-year-old boy and illegal fire works >> a spotlight on washington red skins controversial team name. >> i'm sandhya patel. temperatures toppling today. how long our cooling trend will last, coming up. >> a dramatic display of the dangers of fire works that turned brutally real in this san jose neighborhood a child got into his father's stash of explosives. good evening, thanks for joining us. i'm cheryl jennings. >> the boy is just ten years old, now has devastating damage to his hand. >> it happened after he lit fire works, discovered in his home on lewis road in san jose. david? >> the lives of this immigrant have been turned upside down the son, disfigured by illegal fire works they're trying to determine whether the inr intent was to sell them. explosion so powerful, it blew the screens off the bedroom window, causing a neighbor to run down the street where he foun

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physical trauma such as bleeding in the brain the results of whales washing ashore on beaches from the bahamas to greece and while environmentalist are ok surely successful in winning cases against the federal government to protect ocean life the lawsuits ultimately do little to curb the navy's impact because guess what just like on land the military is pretty much exempt from international law at sea and just like the assault on our civil liberties the roots of the military's aquatic exceptionalism can be traced right back to the war on terror because way back in two thousand and three president bush signed a measures into law decides sweep the marine mammal protection act making it easier to use low frequencies sonar suspected of harming whales and dolphins not only that but the pentagon also made sure to skirt the endangered species act by exempting u.s. military bases from following basic habitat protection requirements wow so while the government was using the war on terror to attack civil liberties and violate international law abroad it also stripped the few regulations in place that pr

with jim to swim with tiger sharks in the bahamas. >> turn around, man! turn around!>> wow. >> about as big as great whites. even petting them. the fence is working. thousands following the great white name cavern tracking her journey from cape cod to the gulf of mexico. she has millions of fans following her online. with thousands of great whites out there, at least we know where one of them is. kathryn has been spotted headed towards the florida panhandle. swimmers beware. but, no, this isn't a movie on on average, there is only a single shark attack every year. david. >> that is good to know. matt, thank you. >>> when we come back. big news about an american comedian. also ahead, look at this, that one small item worn by so many famous faces creating american jobs. what you did after our report this week. it's america strong. remember this movie, "thelma and louise." the new image surfacing of thelma and louise then and now. take a ride through the index. next. proved injectable gel to instantly add volume to your cheek area. as you age, cheeks can lose volume. vol

. >> i was in bahamas a couple months ago and that is a huge business, brazilian money going to the bahamasere it wants to live and it is getting funneled to the u.s. >> yeah, and miami as well. >> orlando, new york now. like a lot of professional athlete types with the onset today. >> none of my doing. >> i remember you talking about wanting to set up a show where you are surrounded by -- >> big, brawny men? sure, bring it on. >> that is why you are with tom keene. >> the original. 8:00he loop" begins at a.m. did you notice on facebook yesterday? there was an outage. >> los angeles dodgers, no-hitter for those of us on the east coast. >> how often do those happen? >> more than you think is the answer. >> scarlet fu, the detail. >> our twitter question of the day, we have got to get to that. >> good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." coming up tomorrow, neera tanden from the center for american progress. television in the 7:00 a.m. hour. >> our guest host for the hour, john borthwick ceo and founder of betaworks. is apologizing after the kobe forecast its sixth loss in at 8 years.

bahamas? >> i think he was just saying that. >> these people have been fighting for 4,000 years. this was predictable. if you want to stop them from fighting each other, so stay in there another 40 or 50 years. >> why make it easy? it appears as if president obama is making it very easy for the radical mus lumps -- muslims of achieving the goal of getting the caliphate. >> bhi not acting in syria at the time. if we had been more decisive in supporting the people on the ground in syria, of making sure sure that isid didn't have a chance to grow. >> iraq was pacified when president obama came in, and that changed when they decided to take out the troops but also they didn't redouble the efforts on the political side to try to make maliki a better lead. >> we spent hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars training the iraqi military to take care of themselves which was the idea. >> they don't have any backup, bob. >> how many u.s. troops would have to stand in mosul to stop that? >> how many do we have in korea? >> 48,000. >> we should have pulled out of there? >> from my standp

." >> coming up on "red eye," how extreme did lou dobbs and his best broheims get in the bahamas? the footage that will show you how to properly grip it and rip it. and how does the vice president feel about two broke girls getting renewed for another season? >> it is outrageous. what in the hell are we doing? this is not show vaw niche. show. >> and are some yogurts racist? how to spot these and other bigoted foods before you buy. >> i'm andy levy filling in for greg gutfeld. let's welcome our guest. she is from the land of dixie famous for chicks and cups. i am here with mcdowell. and joanne nosuchunsky. and his twitter army just instraighted pets.com and moving toward the city. >> take no prisoners. >> need a haircut? get a real barber. need a gal pal? get an ellison barber. oh look, ellison barber. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> it is sports played in boxer shorts. sounds like a -- >> victory for nerds. >> yes, it soms those years -- seems those years spent drinking mountain dew and not getting laid may payoff. they are now offering scholarships for internet

we traveled out to the bahamas to watch the protest on the worldwide killing of sharks.>> not one single moment when i felt the shark was trying to attack. >> reporter: but the risks are real. a nurse shark did this? that shark, part of a featured film, tears of a mermaid, chronicling the mass extinction that some say is happening now. >> if we can stay peaceful, they also stay peaceful. >> and thankfully, not a single mermaid. for "good morning america," matt gutman abc news, in the bahamas. >> that's amazing. >> that is. that is. >>> coming up, hillary clinton is back with us, opening up, looking forward to being a grandmother and what she said that had sarah palin responding on twitter. come on back. >> ♪ >> "action news" is brought to >> ♪ system and by menopause the musical. >> good morning, i'm tamala edwards. it's 8:27 on this tuesday june 10. it's go over to karen rogers. you say there have been a few accidents. >> yeah, we have one here in new castle county blocking all lanes of eastbound old baltimore pike at salem church road. allowing traffic to get by around

her late of the protest in the bahamas you see her locked in led boots with no air and baiting sharkss big as boats, to be the first human to kiss one. she says they are misportrayed as man eaters. and it's called tears of a mermaid, this woman has major guts. >> are we sure she is not a mermaid. >> this close to kissing one. >> alicia thank you. >>> lets get a check of the roads today. autumn marisa is in for matt pellman. >> westbound we have delays all day long and now a disabled vehicles at montgomery and it's causing problems, slowing things down even more. as you approach belmont there is an accident off to the side of the road there, causing us some more slow-downs, however that is in the eastbound lanes, speeds 17 miles per hour along the schuylkill again, nice and slow the whole stretch, 95 we are slow from the vine street expressway to woodhaven, as we go down to the southbound lanes towards the airport and ridley park area, it's raining so watch your speed there's on those roadways as well. lower merion, we have a traffic light outages due to power outages, that is intermit

they are getting ready for a five day expedition off the shores of the bahamas, the goal, to tag andtrack up to 20 tiger sharks. the largest predatory sharks in the tropics. and techno had inviting on for the mission. >> and for more now, we turn to techknow's phil torres, phil, welcome. so before we get to your personal experience, what exactly are these sciences looking for? >> you know, as much as sharks are talked about in poplar media, we still know so little about them. >> huge number of females are there years round, they were trying to figure out why they are there, what they are going, all these basics from which they can make really important conservation decisions. what was it like to get in the water with these sharks? any fear? i mean it was amazing. these guys absolutely changed my mind on what sharks were like. and it was such an honor to work with them, and by day two, i have jumping on these sharks as i got them on the platform. >> oh, come on. >> it was -- crazy. >> so you are telling me you got in the watt we a shark for the first time and you weren't worried. >> i

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off the coast of bahamas, we se which has good circulation. it's not a tropical depression yet.ut we are watching it for development. as it continues moving slowly to the north, we do expect it to be impacting part of the area come 4th of july. that would be this friday. i will talk more about that coming up. right now we are in the mid 80s in philadelphia. lou high valley, mid 80s. tomorrow, we have 90-degree temperatures in the forecast. we have them off to our west and southwest. tomorrow, a hotter day than today. humidity will increase. our thunderstorm chance goes up as we go through the week. then, of course, we're watching the tropics. a lot to talk about. i will talk more about that in a few minutes. >>> philadelphia's controller takes aim at the mayor and sheriff. he claims they failed to enact promised funding reforms in the sheriff's office. a new audit was released. he says failure to make changes leaves $38 million in acounts suss soe susceptible to misuse. it failed to provide necessary funding for the sheriff and it allowed the sheriff to circumvent the rules it c

filphil torres went to the bahamas where he helped secure an one on it tiger shark. >> since the shark is dorsal fin up. it will provide a wealth of information. >> you want to know what a shark is eating, you an open it up. now we have blood that we can look at the chemical cam signature of the blood to learn what they're eating. >> the shark is flipped over and they begin the ultrasound. >> this is exciting, first female. now we also need to track where they're going to understand their breeding behaviors. now that's what they're doing, doing surgery and use a transmitter to get precise data. >> because she's pregnanted she's outfitted with a satellite tag tags. >> we're using metal grade titanium to hold it on, and that makes sure that that tag will fall off eventually. >> there we go. >> so, that's so dog gone cool. phil, phil, that's so cool. so glad to have you on the program. look, i'm proposining a job swap right now. what were you hoping to learn from collecting blood tissue and tissue samples from those sharks? >> as you saw, it used to be that they would have to kill sharks

the plane was traveling from the bahamas to orlando. >>> michelle obama is urging america's children to look at the summer break as a vacation but as time to get ahead. she was speaking today at the national summer learning day fair at the education department in washington. she told students if they spend the summer sitting on the couch watching tv they will fall behind. one local student talksed about how the program made a difference in his life. >> me being in the program is how my journey really started in seventh grade. i'm a rising junior at a university. proof this does work. >> the first laid'sy initiative encouraged children to answer the president's challenge to have the highest proportion of college graduates in the world. >>> don't forget about our grant challenge. it's called 21st century solutions. there's a $50,000 grant available as well as two $25,000 grands. we want to help good ideas turn into great ones. applications accepted until august 8. go to nbc10.com. >>> a change to the law for philadelphia when it comes to marijuana. coming up, what that couldlaws . >>>

for "good morning america," matt gutman, abc news, in the bahamas. >> that's amazing. >> that is.ton is back with us opening up about looking forward to being a grandmother and what she said that has sarah palin responding on twitter. come on back. responding on twitter. come on back. hd 3. >>> good morning. i'm kristen sze. an amber alert for three bay area children has been canceled, all found safe in richmond overnight. 12-year-old hugo, 6-year-old merari, and 3-year-old jenh carlos anguiano after their father was found shot to death yesterday. they believed the kids were kidnapped by their mother, 35-year-old alicia ortez. she was also found in richmond overnight and has been arrested with another man believed to be her accomplice. leyla gulen, how is it going? >> berkeley, crash clearing westbound side of 80 at university avenue, involving a few vehicles there but left with heavy backup coming away from the split into the maze. now, we also have this still blocking lanes northbound along 101 at santa rosa avenue involving a motorcycle and possible injuries involved there. kri

." >> coming up on "red eye," how extreme did lou dobbs and his best broheims get in the bahamas?that will show you how to properly grip it and rip it. and how does the vice president feel about two broke girls getting renewed for another season? >> it is outrageous. what in the hell are we doing? this is not show vaw niche. show. >> and are some yogurts racist? how to spot these and other bigoted foods before you buy. >> i'm andy levy filling in for greg gutfeld. let's welcome our guest.

all right, and finally, a swimming swine becoming a huge tourist attraction down in the bahamas. pig wonder. the water-friendly porkers proving a big draw for kids and thin who wants to be a little more -- can anyone who wants to be a little more confident in their bathing suit. >> $1200 and all you get to do is look at the kids? >> this is a vacation where you can have boating, swimming, hunting and grilling. [laughter] >> i get to pick mine. i want that one. mel health this is fabulous. it's pig island. i've actually been, it's in the exumas. these pigs or were stranded on this island, so they go out and swim. >> thinking dinner. melissa: it's fabulous. would you get in the water with the pigs? >> sure, yeah, they look pretty tame. are they about to eat that? melissa: i don't know. [laughter] we're all wondering -- >> i drag the grill into the water? mel health i don't know. i feel like maybe this is a made-up youtube video. >> what? something on the internet is not accurate? melissa: i don't know. it's a lot of fun. all right, gentlemen, thank you so much for joining us today.

tony, bahamas, bret baier is a class act. all the proceeds from their book to cardiac research. lyle from new york, bill, one of the most stirring things i've ever seen was the evening ceremony at mount rushmore when they retired the colors for the day. i'll be out there. fargo, north dakota the next night. i'm looking to revisit mount rushmore and badlands. >>> finally the factor tip of the day. as you may know, my co-author for the killings theory is martin dugard. there are 9 million copies to these books in print. dugard has a new book out today called "the explorers" about men overcoming amazing hardships to chart the earth, specifically the nile. if you are a history buff you're going to love this book. factor tip of the day. >>> that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website which is different from bill o'reilly.com and spout off about the factor. o'reilly @foxnews.com. word of the day, no jabberwocky. dennis miller will be on tomorrow. mad as hell on thursday. mad as hell on foxnews.com. if yo

i am thinking of going to the bahamas myself. >> i love america so i am staying for now.be great if i could arrange that somehow. this flight to europe is interesting. a lot of the wealthy people for tax reasons can inherit, give their kid is much as possible in certain cases. and the schools, this opportunity to educate your kids is very appealing to some folks. melissa: as much as we feel we are overburdened, there are chinese coming to the u.s. as a destination to get better tax rates. >> some of the most competitive buildings in new york a battle battling chinese versus chinese to get apartments. a lot of real estate agents are using social media just to sell apartments. chinese people and not even coming over to park their money, they are having somebody else to do this. melissa: it is a lot to think about, but sometimes worth considering. a brand-new group of people could be added to the world wealthy. alibaba employees can unlock $41 billion when a company goes public. alibaba is counseling if employees on how to deal with the upcoming fortunes. jo ling: this has b

i went fly fishing in the bahamas to relax. i was fishing for what they call bone fish.irst time i ever did -- usually i fish for trout but bone fish are stronger. when you catch them they run like hell. which makes sense. if i had a hook in my mouth when i was eating i would run like hell as well. when you hook them you have to let them run until they get tired and reel them in and they make another run for it, they run again and again run until they get tired and reel them in, you keep doing that over and over again until they give up. the same philosophy i use when it comes to women. wear them down. anyway. i never caught a bone fish before. this is the first one i caught. nice, right? that's a big -- [ cheers and applause ] i was excited. as soon as i got back i posted this picture to instagram. and you can see here -- zoom in on some of the responses i got. first being, isn't it hard to tan like that? what else do we have? do you really have to look weird to go fishing? why you dress like an asian lady driving down the freeway? courtesy of instagram. i almost felt g

holding $100,000 in a bank account and they decide that they would rather take a vacation to the bahamas. >> we don't need this. >> reporter: but sharon coleman and the animal council are opposed to the measure. she says pet trusts can already be set up with built-in monitoring although most aren't. >> you can put terms in there to allow some other person to do all kinds of things, a supervisory thing. >> reporter: she also takes issue with the way the bill was created on a first-of-its-kind wikipedia site to allow anyone to chime in on the wording. >> i thought it was ridiculous and unbelievable. >> reporter: opinions on that are mixed, too. they are also concerned the bill could open the door to more litigation even someday allowing pets to file lawsuits against people! >> it's a slippery slope. >> this is not a slippery slope towards anything other than making sure that a pet is protected based off its owner's wishes. >> reporter: those wishes are clear for this owner, long walks, lots of play and a secure future. >> he is my best friend. >> reporter: the measure was unanimously passe

matt gutman, abc news, the bahamas. >> crazy enough but getting air -- >> every 90 seconds.onds. >> crazy. >> oh, there's where you start, under the sea. looking good. >> yeah. >> now i get why you are at the gym quite a bit. oh, my god. >> you didn't know i was so buff. >> the mermaid life. >> announcer: this is for colon cancer? get tested i don't have any symptoms. [female announcer] of cancers affecting both men and women, colorectal cancer is the 2nd leading cancer killer in the united states. and it doesn't always cause symptoms, especially early on. but i'm only 53. i'm too young. [announcer] screening is recommended for men and women beginning at 50. but no one in my family had colon cancer. it doesn't run in my family. [announcer] most colorectal cancers occur in people with no family history of the disease. but. that test... [announcer] there are several kinds of screening tests for colorectal cancer... talk to your doctor about which one is right for you. i've been screened...and it turned out i had polyps. and the doctor removed them before they had a chance to t

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>> in the bahamas. they go for the white pole -- that's me they're attacking. they go for the white pole, the color of flesh. generally they leave you alone. that's me scratching the belly. very friendly. >> what did your mom say when she saw this? >> she said, you're crazy. they're not as scary as they seem. sharks are not that dangerous. in fact, you're much more likely to die 50 other ways than sharks. >> matt gutman, you are always unpredictable. you know what's even more unpredictable than matt gutman? the world cup. >> that's true. it has been this year. so many upsets. >> let's get started with the world cup. what an incredible, wild, emotional roller coaster night it was for fans of team usa. >> the u.s. ahead of portugal, 2-1. with about 30 seconds left in the game last night, oh, then the portuguese head in the stunner of a tying goal. that's how it would end, 2-2. >> you are right. you could see the shock, disappointment of u.s. fans at big gatherings in chicago, kansas city. u.s. goalie tim howard said, quote, soccer's cruel sometimes. >> indeed, it

the tropics the atlantic you can see churning we're looking at convection around sections of the bahamass has about an 80% chance of developing into a tropical depression. or our first tropical storm. by the way the name would be arthur. take look as we watch with our weather authority graphic here showing you that air force reserves have been flying into this cluster of showers and storms finding max pump sustained winds at about 38 miles per hour and a surface pressure a little over a thousand millibars it does have some time to intensify and we will watch it over the next several days. but looking at the spaghetti plots the models showing you the consensus pretty good right now. taking this parallel to the coast of florida. over the next day or so. and then eventually toward the outerbanks of north carolina. and then sitting it well to the south of us by friday morning. however, we could still have some impacts in the form of some clouds as well as showers as we move into friday out of this system and also an increased risk for rip currents. in the meantime it's warm and muggy. coming