congress members were there as well what is the significance also that city cape coast you have good cause to anyone see where the most of their lives are always taken out so we become a symbol by the fact that the very last thing on the south was because of our progress. the very thing that represents that we are brownsville. the people are digging out from the costs of the deficit ok and so missy and co we really appreciate you coming on we're looking forward to having you here now studio to talk more about the book you've written kojo young colts and for me n.p.n. gone escape codes thank you thank you. now donna has say south the get off return to mark the anniversary the government is billing it as closed a major landmark spiritual and birthright journey and an invitation to the global african family to come to gun feed of the africa myth one young american who came home. 26 year old ivory coast and his colleagues i getting ready for the deed for the next 2 months the student is volunteering at this school to help children with autism he said motivation is to understand what thes

are actually because we don't have all that much time but i wanted to ask you when you are now in cape coast some of the u.s. and congress members where there is well what is the significance off that city cape because you have good cause to anyone see where the most of the lives of are where taken outside of so we've become a symbol by the fact that there are a lot of things in the south was because of our progress of course surviving that represent that we have brownsville. georgia your people busy were taken out of the concert that devastated ok and so missy and co we really appreciate you coming on we're looking forward to having you here now studio to talk more about the book you've written called you young colts and for me n.p.n. gone escape codes thank you thank you. not gonna has say so they give off returned to mark the anniversary the government is billing it as quote a major landmark spiritual and birthright journey and an invitation to the global african family to come to ghana they'd only africa made one young american who came home. 26 year old ivory coast on his colleagues i g

a family boating off the coast of cape cod, massachusetts, got bit too close to a white you can see in this video, while trying to snag a fish off the line. no one was hurt but this isn't an isolated incident. thven more than 100 shark s chutings thisummer with more than 30 near cape cod. >> stay away from the water up in that area of new gland. >>> trouble came from beach goers at clearwater beach in florida. a lightning strike injured one critically. ne er the lightning strike, wlczt into cardiac arrest and remains in the hospital this morning and seven others are recovering. >>> if you are a parent you may be living this next story. >> a new studyhows teens may not be ready to become adults. researchers at the university michigan found 97% of parents are helping their teens become independent. re than half of those surveyed said their teens characteristics like maturity and not having time are barrier for teens to become independent. related to health care. >> if you're making all of their doctors' appointments, it will be tough for them to make their own doctors' appointments. >> l

abc's linsey davis with the pictures coming in now from cape cod, massachusetts. >> reporter: tonight, powerful storms striking the new england coast. winds gusting up to 90 miles per hour. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: waterspouts churning off cape cod, where a rare tornado touched down in the town of yarmouth. >> you want to take cover and take this very seriously. >> reporter: watch as the roof is ripped off this motel. >> it pulled pieces of the awning off, one at a time, and then it pulled a whole section of the roof. >> reporter: all part of the same system that slammed the new york city area at the height of monday's evening commute. waterfalls in the subways. this motorist used a traffic cone to try and clear a blocked storm drain on the long island expressway. the storms knocking out power to more than 400,000 across the region, sending trees crashing onto homes across new jersey. >> there was a child in the back bedroom who narrowly missed being struck by the tree. >> reporter: tragically, a 17-year-old boy was killed in this house fire. candles may have started the blaze. and in carroll county, maryland, a falling tree ki

rain or the clouds here across much of southern africa will be seeing some clouds just off the coast of cape town but we do expect to see a nice day there with the temperature going up to about 16 degrees in johannesburg a day at 60 degrees for you. the venezuela colombia border has become a stomping ground for trespasses. as desperate people transgress an illegal passage . to feed an emerging field trafficking markets. we follow that paris johnny unguarded through the line of fire. risking it all the friend israel in colombia. on al-jazeera. again i missed. a reminder of the news this hour a 2nd powerful and quake in as many days has struck part of southern california a magnitude $7.00 tremor has about 200 kilometers northeast of los angeles some injuries and damage are being reported. the u.n. security council has called on libya's warring sides to commit to a cease fire it's also condemned as strikes that has a migrant detention center near tripoli on tuesday at least 60 people were killed. opposition leaders and donna holding public meetings to explain why they signed a power sharing dea

rain or the clouds here across much of southern africa were to be seeing some clouds just off the coast of cape town but we do expect to see a nice day there with the temperature going up to about 60 degrees in johannesburg a day 60 degrees for you. the u.n. calls for a cease fire in libya as it condemns an attack on a migrant detention center. raman you're watching al-jazeera life my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 30 minutes the u.s. asked for a special meeting on iran's nuclear program and the un's nuclear watchdog agrees. also southern california is rocked by a 2nd powerful earthquake in 2 days. and thousands of mothers in hong kong keep the pressure on the government to drop a controversial new law. welcome to the un security council has condemned the attack on a migrant detention center in libya and called on the warring sides to commit to a cease fire video has emerged showing the moment the airstrikes hit the camp near tripoli on choose day 60 people were killed and more than 100 others were injured tripoli's un recognized government says warlord khalifa haftar and his f

coast. the rare tornado on cape cod. the motel roof ripped off. witnesses describing the harrowing scene.ands without power tonight from wisconsin to new york to new england. >>> the major turn tonight. the ole miss college student found dead and now the 22-year-old suspect under arrest tonight. what authorities are just revealed. >>> here in d.c., that unexpected twist on the eve of robert mueller before the american people. what mueller has now asked for. jon karl at the white house. >>> the urgent manhunt tonight after the american woman and her boyfriend were found dead on a road trip in canada. tonight, two young men who were thought to be missing are now suspects in more than one case. >

cape cross in their own headland south atlantic coast has few human inhabitants but hundreds of thousands of seals it's a nature reserve that draws many visitors but most are unaware of the area's historical importance this is a replica of the stone cross built by portuguese seafarers more than 500 years ago the original was stolen by german colonialists in the late 1900 is explained in the hotel museum near by. life and tell manager comes the latest developments in this story. proves this with everything starts now so if you can understand it you've got the know it can also teach the children that what transpired in the. you know they feel you know we're still reaching know. what it was from the start so i think it's going to be it's going to play a very nature only if we do if they will reach and i think it will have a major boost. after years of effort than a 1000000 government has retrieved cultural property stolen by germany during its colonial occupation in the capital when talk at the namibian independence museum on the lookout for the most recently returned items and a bible belon

this morning, a drone flying off the coast of cape cod capturing what is believed to be the first footageting. will leave is in will reeve is in dash. >> interacting? >> yes, interacting. you see those air quotes in chatham, massachusetts, with more. some might think that's more than interacting, will. >> reporter: amy, great white sharks tend to swim alone so this footage is really unprecedented, and it's giving researchers insight into those sharks' behavior as researchers grow more concerned as shark sightings increase around the country. as shark sightings around the country increase, this morning a groundbreaking never-before-seen moment caught on camera. what looks like a great white skirmish. >> i found the one shark which i followed for probably 15 minutes and then that's when the other shark came in the picture and they interacted with each other. >> reporter: photographer nate jensen filmed two great white sharks with a drone off the waters over cape cod. watch as a second shark begins to emerge from behind quickly swimming toward the other's right fin. the two spin in a circle,

. >>> this little boy fishing off the coast of cape cod when all of a sudden a great white takes a bite. >>> cliff jumping controversy. super bowl champ tom brady in hot water after posting this video -- >> one, two, three, go. >> -- leaping off a cliff with his 6-year-old daughter. even dwayne johnson saying it gives him anxiety. >>> and black widow is back. our "avengers" exclusive. the huge marvel reveal. what's next for your favorite superheroes? we're one-on-one with scarlett johansson only on "gma." ♪ i'm gonna love you until you hate me ♪ >>> and we do say good morning, america. great to have you with us on this monday morning and quite a one for marvel fans. >> sure is. "avengers: endgame" now the top grossing movie of all time closing in on $3 billion. >> there's this other movie you might have heard about. it's called "the lion king." it roared -- see what i did there? it roared to a huge opening. >> we'll more on that ahead. first we begin with dangerous storms across the country as tens of millions get relief from that heat wave, severe weather is moving bringing heavy winds

a family boating off the coast of cape cod, massachusetts, over the weekend got a bit close to a greathitshark. the massive animal out of the water while trying to snag a fish off the line o none was hurt but this isn't an isolated boating incident. it's terrifying to look at. ian't imagine. ere have been more than 100 shark sightings this summer with more th 30 near cape cod. no thank you. >> a little bit of a serious note here. >>> trouble came from beach goers at clearwater beach in florida. a lightning strike injured eight people and one critical. people said it sounded like an explosion after that strike. one man went into cardiac arrest and remain in the hospital this morning and at last check, in critical condition. seven others are recovering. >> a new study shs teens may not be ready to become adults. >> a lot say because parents are not ready to let go of the rein. researchers at the uniersity michigan found 97% of painnts are helptheir teens become independent perha a bit too much. more thahalf of those surveyed said they don't take effort to make sure their teens don't have

will reeve is on boat off the coast of cape cod where they are doing the work.reporter: george, good morning. not the best weather today. the conditions are a big foggy but apparently there are ideal or at least predictable conditions for shark attacks based on their behavior. at least that's the theory of two scientists as a part of their documentary "forecast shark attack" on nat geo shark fest next week. we went out and found some sharks and saw whether the conditions affected them. after a series of shark encounters off the carolinas in 2015, these two scientists went on a mission. >> coming in fast, too fast. >> reporter: now dr. greg skomal and national weather center meteorologist joe merchant are showing us firsthand how they're testing a revolutionary new theory on forecasting shark attacks. joe believes a weather condition called a sea breeze may set off a predatory chain reaction bringing nutrient rich deep water closer to the surface attracting tiny marine life that feed on the nutrients. those small creatures attract larger fish which in turn attrac

this week alone, 11 great whites were spotted off the coast of cape cod.e just 40 feet from the shore. local officials have put bleeding kits on more remote beaches so any would-be shark victim could have access to equipment. they're contending with a ten-foot shark called miss may and she's lurking along the new jersey coast. a helicopter showing a five-foot shark in the water there just a few feet away from unsuspecting swimmers. luckily no one was injured. joining us now is eric ritter. he is a scientist with the shark research institute and years ago he was attacked by a bull shark while filming for discovery channel's shark week. is there anything unusual about the number of shark sightings we're hearing about right now? >> no. absolutely not. it's just more people pay attention and we have the drones and all of this technology. so it's nothing unusual. >> we always hear shark attacks are a case of mistaken identity and they don't actually hunt humans. so what are they looking for specifically off the east coast? >> sometimes, you know, they're just c

coast. that is cheaper and much safer than for insta nce cheaper and much safer than for instance the route actually took, which was right around the capet coast and up the west coast of africa, adding thousands of miles to the journey, carrying this cargo of oil which could be worth up to $100 million, before it was finally seized. the british absolutely clear it was seized because it was breach of eu sanctions, described as murderous by the foreign secretary. the americans are interested because they wanted to stop the oil being exported from iran but that wasn't the british motive. it looks like the british motive. it looks like the americans encourage the british to ta ke the americans encourage the british to take this action but the british said they had no choice, eu law was being flouted. the iranians called itan act being flouted. the iranians called it an act of piracy. the charger piracy has been dismissed by the foreign office is nonsense. this is yet another frankly point of real friction between london and tehran and washington and tehran, adding to the frankly very dangerous situation which iran already finds itself in it

coast. this would have been cheaper and much safer than the route it actually took, which was around the capef africa, around the east and then west coast of africa, adding thousands of miles to the journey and carrying this cargo of oil which could be worth hundreds of millions of dollars before it was seized. our defence correspondent jonathan beale reports. britain's ministry of defence has released these photos of the moment royal marines boarded the tanker under the cover of darkness. first arriving by helicopter using ropes, and then more arriving by fast boat, along with gibraltar‘s law enforcement agencies. no shots were fired. they'd been waiting until the vessel entered gibralter‘s territorial waters. with the legal justification for the raid, enforcing eu sanctions on syria. we have reasons to believe that the grace i was carrying a shipment of crude oil in the refinery in syria, that is the property of an entity that is subject to european union sanctions against syria. as the sanctions being enforced are established by the eu, i have written this morning to the presidents of the

coast. the rare tornado on cape cod. the motel roof ripped off. witnesses describing the harrowing scene. killed by a falling tree. hundreds of thousands without power tonight from wisconsin to new york to new england. >>> the major turn tonight. the ole miss college student found dead and now the 22-year-old suspect under arrest tonight. what authorities have just revealed. >>> here in d.c., that unexpected twist on the eve of robert mueller before the american people. what mueller has now asked for. jon karl at the white house. >>> the urgent manhunt tonight after the american woman and her boyfriend were found dead on a road trip in canada. tonight, two young men who were thought to be missing are now suspects in more than one case.

cape cross and narrow headland may be a south atlantic coast has few human inhabitants but hundreds of thousands of seals it's in nature reserves that draws many visitors but most are unaware of the area's historical importance this is a replica of the stone cross built by portuguese seafarers more than 500 years ago the original was stolen by german colonialists in the late 1900 is explained in a hotel museum near by. life and the hotel manager world comes the latest developments in this story. oops this with everything starts in oh so if you can understand that you've got. it can also teach the children that what transpired in the. reply you know they feel you know we're fairly. sweated words from the start so i think it's going to be he's going to play a very major role if we do if they were i think we live in major boost tourism sector after years of effort than a 1000000 government has retrieved the cultural property stolen by germany during its colonial occupation in the capital when spoke at the namibian independence museum on the lookout for the most recently returned items and

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rain or the clouds here across much of southern africa will be seeing some clouds just off the coast of cape town but we do expect to see a nice day there with the temperature going up to about 16 degrees in johannesburg a day 16 degrees for you. the west sponsored by cattle and ways. can the unrest in mali be stopped the situation is not easy out there is not a magical one has the united nations failed to protect the people and help and the violence special representative of the un security general for miley cyrus and a diva talks to al-jazeera. hello again i'm. reminded of the news this hour a 2nd quake in as many days has hit southern california a 7 point one magnitude tremor hit about 250 kilometers northeast of los angeles. the u.n. security council has called on libya's warring sides to commit to a cease fire it's also condemned strikes that here's a migrant attention sent in the a tripoli on tuesday at least 16 people were killed. and opposition leaders and donna holding public meetings to explain why they signed a power sharing deal with the military they've agreed to rotate leadersh

and over the course of the last month, up and down the coast of cape cod. there you have it.always, enjoy and we will see you tomorrow night. actually we will be in washington, d.c., getting ready for the mueller coverage spread on wednesday. "tucker carlson tonight" coming up next. good night, everyone. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." maybe you've noticed this from watching tv in the past couple of years. when it's about tax returns or executive orders or of course russia, the left strikes and law and order post. nobody will finger wagging your faces above the law in this country. nobody. not even drumroll please, the president of the united states. >> he disrespects law and believes he's above the law. no president is above the law. >> no body ought to be above t

coast. a tornado was confirmed on cape cod.t ripped the roof right off that hotel >> nbc's meteorologist janessa webb is here to tell us more >> this is just a cold front that will not go away g re we are see make its way offshore across the northeast in areas of the mid-atlantic,ut still a few showers from philadelphia to new york this morning. the cloud coverage going to stay in place across the northeast until about that noon, 1:00 hour but the front is flowing to the southeast here, causing these scattered storms across northern flida. and that will continue into tomorrow that's a look at the big weather story of the day here's a closer look at your day ahead. >>> so slightly cooler here for the upper midwest. we're going to follow these nt storms, pol for severe weather, for tomorrow morning as well but we continue to see rain flowing florida highs in thepe up80s. we've been talking about this cold front for days. it just will not go away >> janessa, thank you. >>> the 2019 vma nominations are in, and leading the pack is a

abc's will reeve took a ride on a boat off the coast of cape cod for a firsthand look. >> reporter: aftereries of shark encounters off the carolinas in 2015, these two scientists went on a mission. >> coming in fast, too fast! >> reporter: now dr. greg skomal and national weather service meteorologist joe merchant are showing us firsthand how they're testing a revolutionary new theory on forecasting shark attacks. joe believes a weather condition called a sea breeze may set off a predatory chain reaction, bringing nutrient-rich deep water closer to the surface, attracting tiny marine life that feed on the nutrients. those small creatures attract larger fish, which in turn attract the ocean's largest predators, sharks, on the hunt for prey. at the same time, sea breeze conditions make for great beach days, drawing sunbathers into the water. >> if we can use the weather to indicate what sharks are doing, we might be able to predict whether or not a shark attack can occur. >> i'm really excited to work with greg to show him that my hypothesis is correct, that the wind and the weather have an

cape cross in their own headland on namibia south atlantic coast has few human inhabitants but hundreds of thousands of seals it's a nature reserve that draws many visitors but most are unaware of the area's historical importance this is a replica of the stone cross built by portuguese seafarers more than 500 years ago the original was stolen by german colonialists in the late 1900 is explained in a hotel museum near by. life and the hotel manager world comes the latest development in this story. who would cease with everything starts so if you can understand that you've got the only no it can also teach the children that what transpired in the. you know there's not that feeling you know we're still reaching out. to us from the start so i think it's going to be it's going to play a very nature role if we do if they are reaching out a bit i think it will have a major boost tourism sector after years of effort than a 1000000 government has retrieved cultural property stolen by germany during its colonial occupation in the capital when talk at the namibian independence museum on the lookou

european leaders take action against turkey in its search for oil and gas off the coast of cyprus plus. communities in cape town accuse the police of letting gang violence spiral out of control. however we have the usual rush of showers across southeast asia but look further north the big bulge of cloud just making its way across the philippines and this may well develop into a tropical system over the next couple of days locally this is known as falcon very heavy rain coming into luzon central areas of the philippines it punches that way a little further westwards as we go through thursday but there is the likelihood of widespread flooding across the region here for the south is the usual rash of showers stay dry there across indonesia largely dry to cross australia in fact 5 bands in force across northern parts of australia white breezy winds pushing in here high pressure in charge so so that does keep it lousy settle down even down towards the south blustery down towards the southeastern corner we've seen some much needed snow way for the ski resorts in the southeastern corner of the snowy mountains for

when we come back sanctions against turkey for drilling for oil and gas off the coast of cyprus last. album eastern cape town are under fire from all sides of that stay with us. how i once again welcome to another look at the international forecast the weather is not looking too bad across japan at the moment but space is a clear just skirting into the far south of the country to setting its way into the eastern side of honshu push a little further east as we go on through the next couple of days a seasonal rains continuing has certainly drier than we saw a couple of weeks back where we had the flooding concerns. and sweater weather does make its way in as we go on through thursday so watch out for some big downpours across south korea q.c. southern parts of honshu warm rain 29 celsius there for tokyo you can follow that area of cloud and rain it says central parts of china for the southeast it's generally looking settled and sunny $35.00 celsius in hong kong over the next couple days that what the weather will just edges way a little further south with your eyes majorly drawn the to what's going on in

coast. waterspouts churning off cape cod where a rare tornado touched down in the town of yarmouth.dator in cambridge, massachusetts found out the hard way he targeted the wrong woman. a single mom was on a jog when a man exposed himself and tried to grab her. that's when she went after him and pinned him to the ground. little did he know his would-be victim was a former israeli soldier. >> was not his lucky day. because i decided it's just not going to happen and i decided to chase him down. i told him i'm going to get him. >> she's frustrated because no one stepped in to help her so the man eventually got away. >>> we have another suggestion for kenneth's lookalike from our friend lisa. >> no! come on. >> i mean -- i mean -- >> no. celebrity lookalike? that guy is not a celebrity. >> touche, touche, touche. >> not a celebrity. >> sure isn't. >> that's true. but happy birthday to our dear kenneth. >> oh, thank you. >> as we celebrate you getting another year older. >> sandra bullock, mick jagger, helen mirren. >> dan harris. >> dan harris also. happy birthday. >> happy birthday. >>

but why would you risk taking such a valuable cargo all the way down the east coast of africa, and the capeus, many ships are lost or perhaps, if you're trying to if you're like, put up a smoke screen to what your intentions were. now, with this, i am just wondering what you feel the level of political, is it a spat? is that something more serious? how would you understand what's going on between iran and the uk right now. i think it's quite serious in that britain is the ambassador and has been summoned to the foreign ministry and accusing britain of stealing their cargo, their oil. interestingly, the iranians have conceded that this is their oil and they could lose it because the matter of ownership and what happens to the oil stood in the vessel, anchored off gibraltar will be a matter of the courts, but there is a political element in this too, i think. the iranians are accusing the british of being lackeys and junior partners for america, this is why the british are so keen to insist that they are not operating under the united states behalf. this is an eu sanction that they were enfor

coast of new jersey. the 10-foot fish may be headed to cape cod bay where a dozen have already been tagged. >> luckily thewon't be too dangerous this fourth of july. accuweather's melissa constanzer has details. melissa, good morning. >> kenneth, janai, happy fourth of july. we are talking about a few thunderstorms out there but for the most part this is not a very active pattern as we go through the fourth of july. notice some thunderstorms here. they're scattered in nature. more of a typical summertime thunderstorm. for chicago, expect a few thunderstorms, especially through the afternoon and evening hours. that could keep you inside for the barbecue for just a little bit. then as we go into fireworks time, there will be a few spots that will still have those thunderstorms lingering around. kenneth, janai? >> our thanks to melissa. >>> in the race for 2020, former vice president joe biden took quite a few hits in the first democratic debate, but he's still leading the pack. in a new abc news/"washington post" poll, 29% of democratic-leaning voters prefer biden. senator bernie sanders isn't far behind at

cape. i was at another coast. >> 30 minutes left to trade.ech still leading after bullish analyst calls on the semiconductors and apple awaiting a busy week of earnings report and fed's next move unclear ahead of next week's meeting. why we're only up 14 points on the dow. >> with 30 minutes to go time for a cnbc news update with sue herera. >>> here's what's happening at this hour. president trump welcoming the prime minister of pakistan to the white house. he insisted to reporters that he will not be watching former special counsel robert mueller's congressional testimony on wednesday. >> i'm not going to be watching mueller because you can't take all those bites out of the apple. we had no collusion, no obstruction. we had no nothing. we had a total no collusion finding. the democrats were devastated by it. >> puerto ricans marched by the thousands to today for what many expected to be one of the biggest protests ever seen in the u.s. territory pledging to drive the governor ricardo rossello from office after he said he will not run for re

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the shark trackers at ocearch keeping tabs on more than 70 sharks lurking off the coast from miami to cape bay earlier this week. according to florida museum's international shark file last year the u.s. had the largest number of unprovoked attacks in the world. 32. nearly half the total number of incidents worldwide. nearly a quarter of them happening in florida. according to the museum more than half of the incidents happened to surfers and boogie boarders. 30% are people who are swimming and wading. a sobering thought for anyone planning to head into the waters this summer. so as you take a live look from our drone there, those tips that we always got to be telling you about. because you don't want to be swimming at dawn, dusk or at night. that's when these sharks tend to be feeding. don't get in the water if you have a cut. you always hear your parents talking about that, right? don't get in the water. there is a reason. that's because sharks can smell and taste blood and can then track its source. and, of course, if you see a lot of fish nearby, get out of the water. just don't swim t

at $27.00 degrees with clouds stay well off the coast and then very quickly across parts of southern africa we are talking about some clouds along the cape those clouds are going to bring some winds as well as a storm system skirts the southern areas and makes its way towards the indian ocean so for cape town maybe some clouds in your forecast at 15 degrees but a warmer day here in durban tempters coming up if you were 28 degrees as the high and johannesburg it is going to be plenty of sun with a temperature of 17 degrees and heavy rain across much of central africa. discover new developments in surgery i'm going to have it up when i'm in hiroshima japan to meet the surgeon pioneering new techniques in regenerating money and could a breakthrough medical trial provide some much needed on to cystic fibrosis sufferers based on all of the evidence behind the mieris if the least stop 105 more effective cancer. yet the cure revisited on al-jazeera. education is struggling to keep pace often failing to prepare children for today's world. but some schools are changing the rules are good to have the dade county and how they did meet. with the stu

proud to represent new jersey's second congressional district home to the united states coast guard training center in cape may. air station atlantic city, and thousands of more brave men and brave women who protect our shores and our coastal communities. this comprehensive bill authorizes critical funding to upgrade and modernize our fleets. improve offshore navigation safety. require a report on the effects of climate change. and the vulnerabilities of our coast guard installations. it directs the use of drone technology for potential use to support missions and operations and order the commandant of the coast guard to brief congress on the conditions and needs for coast guard housing. i thank chairman defazio and ranking member graves for bringing this important bill to the floor. i urge my colleagues to support h.r. 3409, the coast guard authorization act. these are our brave men and women who protect our seas. i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from oregon reserves. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. gibbs: i yield as

cape cod. this is dramatic video of a sailboat trying to navigate these dangerous waters as the tornado moved in. abc's linsey davis has the details. >> reporter: powerful storms striking the new england coastup to 90 miles per hour. >> oh my gosh. >> reporter: waterspouts churning off cape cod where a rare tornado touched down in the town of yarmouth. >> you want to take cover. >> reporter: watch as the roof is ripped off this motel. >> it pulled pieces of the awning off one at a time, then it took the whole section of the roof. >> reporter: all part of the same system that slammed the new york city area at the height of monday's evening commute. waterfalls in the subways. this motorist used a traffic cone to try and clear a blocked storm drain. the storms knocking out power to more than 400,000 across the region, sending trees crashing onto homes across new jersey. >> there was a child in a back bedroom who narrowly missed being struck by the tree. >> reporter: tragically, a 17-year-old boy was killed in this house fire. candles may have started the hi throughout the area. this house uninhabitable. you can see the insulation bursting through that exterior wall. it's estimated more than 10

essentially along the coast of new england, especially in the cape cod area, we've had a stabilizationus coastal habitat which many ofous treasure is healthier now than it's been in a century. with good conservation we've had a huge increase in great white sharks favorite shark which are seals. our harvest seal and gray seal population has exploded. if you were here 20 years ago you rarely see a gray seal. i look out every day and see a gray seal. you increase their population and of course you increase their number one predator, the white shark. >> i got to tell you. i saw "jaws" when i was a kid and i hear more sharks. that doesn't make me feel calm. why should i not be nervous by the idea that there's more sharks out there. >> what's interesting is here we're seeing an increase in great white sharks. around the world we're seeing a dramatic decrease in our shark population. we've lost just last year 100 million individual sharks. and we know that an ecosystem, you know, complex marine ecosystem are at their healthiest when the number one predator is there, right? so here's the thing

cape canaveral. it was only a 15 minute flight. shepherd did not orbit the earth as good garren had done after the flight his space capsule splashed down as planned off the coast of bermuda. shepherd's successful flight prompted president john f. kennedy to make a bold proposal. i believe that this nation should commit itself to achieving the goal before this decade is out of landing a man on the moon and returning him safely to the earth. in february 1962 the usa launched its 3rd manned space flight the pilot was john glenn an experienced marine corps aviator and a veteran of the advanced aircraft testing program washington spared no expense in its competition with moscow to conquer space. during a. nasa official started making crew assignments for future missions to the moon this program was called apollo among the candidates were james lovell. james mcdevitt. john young. and frank borman. in june 1902 neil armstrong applied to become an astronaut. at this point in his life armstrong was trying to cope with a very serious personal tragedy. his 2 year old daughter karen died of a brain tumor in january $962.00. armstrong dealt with his grief by working harder

coast of massachusetts. >> you know, it almost makes the idea of the sharks being near the cape a little less terrifying. >hey're playful. >> yeah. i mean, with each other, right? >> a little ferocious fight right there in the water. >> right. right. >> pretty cool video, though. >> that is pretty cool video. >>> switching gears to astrology, from the sea to the sky. saturn is really close to earth. and by really i mean less than 1 million miles. >> whoa. back up, saturn. >> right? i know. personal space, huh? >> get your rings off me. >> turned out that planet gazers can see saturn's rings in a telescope, just a normal telescope, if you look up this month. because saturn is so close. >> so close. >> relatively speaking to the earth. >> well, saturn's like, put a ring on it. >>> so the grandparents apparently spoiling the kids too much. >> so is it candy still? >> not candy anymore, it's all about the screen time. >> ah. >> researchers have found that youngsters ages 2 to 7, that during a four-hour visit or so with the grandparents that kids spent an average of two hours either playing games or watching vi

at $27.00 degrees with clouds stay well off the coast and then very quickly across parts of southern africa we are talking about some clouds along the cape those clouds are going to bring some winds as well as a storm system skirts the southern areas and makes its way towards the indian ocean so for cape town maybe some clouds in your forecast at 15 degrees but a warmer day here in durban temperatures coming up if you were 28 degrees as the high and johannesburg it is going to be plenty of sun with a temperature of 17 degrees and heavy rain across much of central africa. traditional wrestling fan account has a village. now it's a national male and female school board to. make money. out there while the fitness unifying cultural fold. way out of politics in. senegal wrestling with reality on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera live from doha these are your top stories the e.u. foreign policy chief saying today none of the parties to the iran nuclear deal have signaled they want to use a dispute resolution mechanism to meet in brussels for the become a greenie done played iran's decision to enrich uranium above the limits o

coast. i know all about this on cape cod.e an axe to grind right there. ♪ ♪ [theme to "jaws" playing ] stuart: you know which camera? ashley: "jaws." stuart: doesn't really matter. we're playing the "jaws" music obviously. in the last week there have been 17 shark sightings off cape cod. a shark expert is with us now. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. stuart: as you may know, i spend a lot of time on cape cod. there is a debate going on up there, because we had nasty incident with sharks. a lot of people want to cull, as in kill off some of the seal population, which is attracting sharks, it is lunch for them. what do you say to that? >> i don't think we should cull the seals or mess with their situation right now at all. stuart: why? >> i think what we need to do is be aware the sharks live in the ocean. they are there for the sees, for their food source. they are not there to hunt us. if we can be aware of sharks in the water then we can minimize incidents. stuart: so it is sharks territory, we humans shouldn'