. >>> and after the multiple sightings off cape cod and that deadly attack, tonight, the great white now spotted off long island, just outside new york city. >>> good evening as we come on the air in the west tonight. and we do begin this evening with breaking news. a very tense night already for millions. there have already been tornadoes on the ground tonight, and authorities have issued their highest threat level in two years, predicting those long-tractor nay does in the hours ahead, and reports coming in already. look at this. this tornado touching the ground near oklahoma city. two tornadoes taking shape there in oklahoma. a line of thick, black clouds. that's actually a super cell hovering over spinning wind turbines nearby. this new fear of an outbreak comes after a terrifying weekend for so many. more than 40 reported tornadoes hammering eight states over the weekend. this monster tornado in kansas. and an ef-2 shatters homes in oklahoma. winds of 130 miles an hour. reports of new damage already coming in, and tonight, the images of dangerous tornadoes already, and what we'r

. >>> and after the multiple sighters after cape cod and that deadly attack, tonight, the great white now spotted off long island, just outside new york city. >>> good us s ath week re. and we do begin ni a very tense night ahead for millions. there have already been tornadoes on the ground this evening, and authorities have issued their highest threat level in two years, predicting those long tractor nay does in the hours ahead. that could be on the ground for miles, in fact. already tonight, look at this. the images coming in now, this tornado, in fact, just moments ago, touching the ground near oklahoma city. we've been mob or thing the live images all often. two tornadoes there in oklahoma. that's actually a super cell your looking at hovering over w spinning wind turbines. this comes after a terrifying weekend for so many. more than 40 or the nay codoes hammering eight states over the weekend. this monster tornado is in kansas. and an ef-2 in oklahoma, winds of 130 miles an hour, reports of new damage already coming in. tonight, the threat is expected to last well into the evenin

not nice to eat you— cape cod bites back at shark souvenirs.ly quite sunny right now, cape cod. seaside shops are removing their shark themed merchandise because people are complaining and are concerned that this is not a laughing matter, being eaten by a shark. it's true, it's not. i can hear the jaws music playing... whenever i read about this. this is not been helpful to the shark population around the world either, has it? this obsession with the great white? it hasn't, but come on. is this a common—sense bypass was yellow it seemed like an overreaction. if you say these things are very serious and we shouldn't laugh... last summer, neurology professor fought off a shark by punching it. you can'tjust help but have a little giggle. don't you —— we all know that that's how you —— we all know that that's how you deal with the shark? that's it for the papers this hour. benedicte paviot and kate andrews will be back at 11:30pm for another look at the papers. and don't forget, you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news websi

researchers have discovered a great white nursery, sharks are being raised, more between cape cod ande reason we may be seeing these sharks here in the northeast. following a deadly shark attack on cape cod last year, anxiety in massachusetts is high. >> i think the public's starting to get their head wrapped around the fact that this is a pretty serious situation. >> reporter: beach communities taking increased precautions this year, including advanced first aid kits. one town even offering what they're calling "stop the bleed" classes to learn how to treat shark bites. and david, we mentioned those advanced first aid kits. well, this is what's going to be inside. tourniquets and surgical dressings. this will all help lifeguards in those first critical moments after a shark bite. david? >> all right, gio, thank you. >>> when we come back, that new hot dog recall what was found in the hot dogs. >>> and "all in the family" and "the juf effersons" live here tonight. tonight. more in a moment. back. with moderate to severe crs disease, i was there, just not always where i needed to be. i

>> reporter: and tragedy also striking cape cod.ear-old man died last september, the first shark attack fatality there in 82 years. >> i sprinted back up the beach, screaming like a lunatic, call 911, there's been a shark attack. >> reporter: scientists say warmer waters and more fish to feed on account for the increase in shark populations along the coast. cabot is nearly ten feet long and weighs over 500 pounds, and researchers say he's still growing. >> and gio benitez reporting in tonight from a boat there off long island. and gio, i know there's a lot of interest in the shark's location. that tracking website actually crashing for a time today. i wanted to show everyone at home this map. because it was last night here they thought the shark might be in long island sound. that's that point, obviously, north of long island. then they weren't absolutely sure, because they had pings that it was off the south shore of long island. regardless, a lot of folks are going to say, no matter what, it's just too close for comfort. >> report

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it's like cape cod. i said, cape cod, that sounds good. they said, well, it's not really cape cod.e population was 12,000 people and our nightclub capacity was 1,400. so that was colorful. >> did dan aykroyd just show up at your club? >> we had a nightclub called spit and one day dan aykroyd and john belushi showed up. >> you knew who they were? >> i had been fooled in detroit believing they were ted nugent and i hung out like, hey, i'm hanging out with ted nugent, only to find out i was conned. so i was a little shy about the celebrity thing and since i worked every saturday night, i didn't get to see "saturday night live." who was dan aykroyd and john belushi? i had no idea. i had to send an emissary out to find out who, in fact, they were and that's who we met. >> how many restaurants now? >> i think 33, 34. it's a moving target. >> that's a good thing. >> it is a good thing. >> yes. >> if you could have this fabulous meal with anyone, who would it be? >> who would it be? >> and as you sign the dish, of course. >> i think given today with what's going on with disrupting markets

>> reporter: there was this scare in cape cod when this great white lunged at a scientist. >> did you see that? >> reporter: a tragedy also striking cape cod, a 26-year-old man died last september, the first shark attack fatality there in 82 years. >> sprinted back up the beach, screaming like a lunatic, call 911, there's been a shark attack. >> reporter: scientists say warmer waters and more fish to feed on account for the increase in shark populations along the coast. cabot is nearly 10 feet long and weighs over 500 pounds. researchers say he's still growing. we mentioned that tracking website has been crashg. it seems to be up and running, at least for now. i pulled it up on my phone. no doubt a lot of people are going to be checking this website this memorial day weekend. gio benitez, abc news, just off the coast of long island. >> thanks to gio there on a boat. >> on a boat. >> on a boat. we were going to take a look at the website to see where exactly cabot is. and there he is. >> summering off the coast of the cape. where do you summer, cabot? in the cape. >> where in the world

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remnants of the weather front with us remnants of the weather front with us at the moment, that of cape codes and parts of east anglia during the small hours bringing sorry outbreaks of rain and northern ireland two, clear skies to the north across scotland went to showers, chilly night to and extensive frost for the rural lowe's at —3. to the south, looking at six and seven as the skies clear. tuesday will start with a lot of fine letter at mark rutte across the essential slide that, remnants of the find is that a bright and so, i think the sunshine injects energy in the atmosphere and seeing fairly likely showers breaking out. my shasta, tuesday afternoon, wintry highlands and to fill chilly atjust 7 degrees there in aberdeen, ten for glasgow and edinburgh and showers across northern ireland in northern england in northwest and midlands east anglia could be pretty punchy through the afternoon. they cried here in the southwest with the second part of the day, writing and i had at this area of the pressure pushing into the choice overnight tuesday into wednesday, bringing rain to all areas

cape cod saw its first deadly shark attack in more than 80 years.elieve the sharks are being lured by a growing population of seals. authorities are now taking action by installing emettll bo hp leaticms o trau another idea under consideration, giant nets in the water to protect swimmers. it's a technique used in australia. >> i would just say to people, have some common sense. don't swim out into the middle of the food chain when it's going off, when the bait is there, the game fish is there, the sharks will be on that. >> as for installing protective net, critics worry about the cost and environmental impact. meanwhile experts are exploring ways to address the seal population, which has also been hurting the fishing industry. >>> get ready for big crowds at the airport this summer. airlines are predicting a record number of travelers this season thanks in part to lower airfares. the average domestic airfare has dropped to $350. that's down 16% in the past five years. >>> months after the death of singer aretha franklin, a lawyer yshree handwritten

appears to be gone -- but certainly he's not only shark in there >> reporter: already places like cape cod were taking extra precautions thi year, adding more tracking devices and installing tourniquet kits after a shark kill a man last summer so tonight while experts sort out the gps confusion, those in connecticut are wondering whether cabot really could be spen sng part of theing off their beaches. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, grenich, connecticut >>> the women making history in west point's class of 2019. introducing the all-new 2019 ford ranger, it's theight gear. with a terrain management system for... this. a bash plate for... that. an electronic loaling rear differenti for... yeah... this. an electronic loaling rear heading to the supermarket? get any truck. heading out here? get the ford ranger. the only afoenture gear built tough. go to the pharmacy counter for powerful... congestion and pressure? claritin-d.th while leading allergy spray is indicated for 6 symptoms... claritin-d is indicated for 8... including sinus congestion and pressure. claritin-d. get more. arrator] do you r

cape cod's fatal shark attack last summer was its first in 81 years. officials are now installing new warning signs, emt stations and emergency phones on shore. >> i think the public's starting to get their head wrapped around the fact that this is a pretty serious situation. >> reporter: and tom, authorities are looking into what type of shark may have killed smiley. experts say the highest number of shark sightings are between july to november. tom? >> adrienne, thank you. >>> next to the invisible threats on american beaches. rip currents have claimed two lives just this holiday weekend and two more swimmers are missing. abc's gio benitez on what you need to know to stay safe. >> reporter: tonight, an alarming start to the summer beach season. two teens missing off beaches near galveston, texas, since last night. >> it looks bad. real bad. >> reporter: red flags flying today. the rip current danger so great, the beach patrol warning children to not go in past their ankles. >> it looks like it's something that you should not go into, even if you are

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nearly 40 miles away from the historic tribal lands in cape cod. the mashpee tribe became recognized in 2007. under the indian reservation act the u.s. department of interior is only allowed to take land into trust for tribes recognized before 1934. in 2009, the u.s. supreme court confirmed this standard in its decision. in 2015, the u.s. department of interior ignored the indian reorganization act and the u.s. supreme court's ruling and took land into trust for the mashpee tribe. . the city of taunton sued and won to stop the casino from being built in their town. the district court ruled that the department of the interior should not have taken this land into trust for the mashpee tribe and instructed the department to conduct a further review of the tribe's eligibility. after reviewing the mashpee's tribal application last year, the u.s. department of interior rejected the tribe's claim based on the finding that the tribe was not under federal jurisdiction in 1934 which meant the department lacked authority under federal law to take land into tr

there are a lot of shark sightings at cape cod. trying to put their feelings in light there.tter way to celebrate than with friends and pizza. carley: national pizza party day. jillian: there is a day for everything. a tray. the square pizza? >> like 3rd grade. jillian: many fox new folks whoe from the pennsylvania area will represent what i'm saying old forge pizza shop they will do and this call them trays of pizza. carley: i'm taking off all the vegetable. it's just noise. i will eat a couple olives. rob: there is a peperoni there. jillian: national pie day. pizza day. >> and then pizza party day. what more could you ask for. rob: nothing else to say. jillian: if there were a plain pizza i would be digging in right now. rob: it is friday. jillian: "fox & friends" live starts right now. ♪ let's get it started. [cheers] [ ♪ let's get it started in here. [cheers and applause] ♪ let's get it started in here. ♪ let's get it started ♪ let's get it started in here ♪ yeah, ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] receive steve live studio audience shows. people across the country are here and bo

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kind of reminds you of nantucket, cape cod. >> i haveeen to zero of those places. >> me neither. >> oh, you haven't either? but itou reminds of those. really good.li the salt ne doing their job. speaking of the salt line, you said you wanted something earlier. what was it? >> a lobster roll. >> you wanted the lobster roll. that's at they are famous for. you gave me some food earlier ok what i got for you. this is my son enkn. >> thank you, kenton. >> you've got onion roll, onion rings there. i've got to go do the weather. did you have fun today? >> it was a really good time. i got to meet som of the players and it was fun overall. >> fun overall. >> and how did dad do pitching? >> he did amazing. >> see? he did amazing. you give your son a extra food they say you do amazing. >> this summer we think it's going to be hot but there's a cat caveat. yes, we'll be seeing hot days. summers in d.c. are hot and humid. another hot summer, but here's the thing. not super ho yes, we'll have numerous heat waves, but that's normal. what we're not going to be seeing is that extreme heat tt see so man

. >> reporter: in cape cod which had a deadly shark attack last year, anxiety is rising. >> we expectn really goes off the charts for the months of july, october and november. >> reporter: one town is holding safety meetings educating the public about how to stop bleeding from shark bites. harbor masters putting new warning signs, emt stations and emergency phones near the shore. even though they're extremely rare, in towns that depend on summer beachgoers, officials are concerned and say more needs to be done with every option on the table. >> people come here to use our beautiful beaches but they won't if they think they're going to be slaughtered by a great white shark. >> reporter: and taking another live look here through our drone, we should tell you that that great white nursery we told you about earlier, that is actually somewhere between cape cod and cape may and that really may be why these great whites are appearing more often here in the northeast, guys. >> that could be the case. hey, gio, you said you're taking me out to lunch so you better get going. get back here. get

end of the day, you'd get a job at the factory, you'd still buy a two or three-family house, go to cape codd be fine. today kids are going to college, they're doing what their a parents told them, they're studying hard, they're getting their degree, they end up with a pile of student loans they can't pay, they don't have a job that can give them enough money to pay for their own apartment. and so, of course, they're frustrated. that's when they say socialism. i don't think these kids even know what socialism is. i think what they're really saying is that too much money is at the top, and that's -- they think too much money's at the top because they're struggling. liz: you have said to me in conversations that you would not have a problem -- and we just you talked to mark cuban, the billionaire investor who is also self-made about this -- you would not mind if you, as a billionaire, had to pay more in taxes because you consider it, and this is important so i want to show jeff on screen when i say this, you consider paying more taxes when you're at the top democracy insurance. what do you mea

it was here, all the way out at the tip of cape cod, provincetown, massachusetts, where the pilgrimsi first landed. 1972, washed in a town with a head full of orange sunshine and a few friends. provincetown, a wonderland of tolerance, long-time tradition of accepting artists, writers, the badly behaved, the gay, the different. it was paradise. ♪ the joy that can only come with an absolute certainty that you're invincible. that none of the choices that you make will have any repercussions or any effect on your later life. because we didn't think about those things. i don't even know what i thought i was going to be. at that point, i certainly didn't think i was going to be a cook. i don't know what i thought i was going to be. i was just, you know, hanging out in a beautiful place. >> anthony: a golden time, i look back on those fuzzy memories and they seem golden anyway. oh, there's john waters. first love, and there's me. this guy, johnny yingling was sort of a central figure in all of our lives. ♪ >> john: well, my name is john yingling, and this is spiritist pizza, it's been here

wind enef cape cod. kennedys. they said no. >> dana: don't ruin our view. president trump said about something on your mind. >> it's like wind. even though it kills all the birds. do you want to see a bird cemetery, go under a windmill sometime. you've got every type of bird. [laughter] >> greg: we talked about this a couple days ago. i'm glad he brought it up because he has a megaphone and that might activate actual bird lovers and organizations to do something about the death the media won't document. every time there is an oil spill, see the birds and will you never see nothing from the wind carnage which is pretty steep. he is saying to those workers -- he can exaggerate. he is saying you're all going to lose your jobs. he is matching an equal exaggeration of the world's going to end. perfectly legitimate to use that same strategy. in reality. this is the good news about climate change. it doesn't matter whose side you're on because you can still do something. aoc can see the -- say the world's going to end and you can say you're overstating it but yn s

states are concerned about sharks going into the area after last summer's deadly shark attack on cape cod of an unknown shark bite male party. >> reporter: the first fatality there in more than 80 years. shark attacks in the long island sound are extremely rare. the last time a person was attacked was more than half a century ago in 1961. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to linsey there. >>> well, we know aretha franklin was a prolific songwriter. but it seems she was pretty good at writing out wills, too. >> three handwritten wills were discovered in the late singer's home in detroit. the most recent was in a spiral note book under a living room cushion. the other ones were in a locked cabinet. they thought franklin dudvent a didn't have a will. her estate is reportedly worth $80 million. >> so one thing she was to have at all times was her purse. she said, quote, that's where the money is. and now we know, she's like, i've got a will. i'm going to put some respect on this will. >> yes. >> the one dated march 2014. that's the one you would think is the most recent. the one

cape cod's fatal shark attack last summer was its first in 81 years.warning signs, e s eres oshore. >> i think the public's starting to get their head wrapped around the fact that this is a pretty serious situation. >> reporter: authorities are trying to determine what kind of shark may have killed smiley. and experts say that the highest number of shark sightings are between july and october and in november. adrienne bankert, abc news, los angeles. >> thanks to adrienne there. these shark attacks, i mean, they are frightening, they're scary. and it's very important to bring attention to them, especially as we kick off summer here. >> but also good to remember that they are rare. like adrienne was saying. so be prepared, but honestly, don't freak out about it just yet. >>> we're going to turn now to the hiker who was missing for 17 days in hawaii. this is an amazing story. she's now out of the hospital and back home. >> amanda eller enjoyed a celebration with family and friends on monday night, looking amazing there, her rescuers and even the search do

. >>> cape cod in massachusetts is getting ready for the tourist season this memorial day weekend, butso very nervous because of a deadly shark attack last year, a date great white shark attacked a person, it was the first farce shark attack and 8 years. authorities are increasing their emergency response efforts for this summer, and try to make sure the locals and the tourists are safe. >>> it is time to check in with sal on traffic because it is kind of a bit of a slow go because of the weekend. >> things are light, they are also like this morning on the richmond bridge, look at that. definitely on this friday before memorial day, i think a lot of people are getting on the road, just remember that later today, a lot of people will be on the road, trying to get away on this very freeway, interstate 80, west and east, especially east heading out to vallejo and the sacramento area or 580 e. heading over the past. westbound bay bridge, light, if you're driving somewhere, you don't have to worry about a lot of slow traffic. i will suggest this, be very careful when you drive this weekend,

. >> reporter: tourist destinations like cape cod are already on alert looking into ways to keep beachgoersin wellfleet last sulier. another kely destination, long island. o-search says great whites will soon be headed there to give birth. he says there's no need for fear but beachgoers need to be aware. >> i mean, these things are the king of the ocean. they go wherever they want r >>eporter: shark experts say the giant predator is a sign of a healthy ocean. >> to have them off your coast is a great thing. it means a you're doing great job of look after your resources. >> reporter: so if we look at where we are and we look at the map again,et's look at that map off north carolina. you might say as you follow those dots, nkwell, i thi i'd be okay if i get in the water. remember this. that those sharks are traveling about 150 miles a day as they're out there searching for food. but what's most interesting is that that cluster ishere and really we never knew that those sharks were there when we were swimming until we put these tags on. so as much as people may be fearful of sharks, they've al

>> reporter: in cape cod, massachusetts, which had a fatal shark attack in 2018, officials are holding safety meetings and seminars, installing new warning signs, emt stations and emergency phones near the shore. and as more families start their summer break, lot of beaches will have more and more of those warnings. now, as for dr. smiley friends said he loved spending time with his family. he leaves behind a wife, three children and six grandchildren. >> such a tragedy. okay, adrienne. thank you. >>> we turn to that amusement park accident in california. a woman in critical condition after a popular log ride flipped over, throwing her and two others into the water. an investigation is now under way. abc's will carr has the very latest. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. that family was out enjoying their memorial day weekend like so many families across the united states when something went terribly wrong leaving one woman severely injured. a day of fun in california's castle park turned into a nightmare for one family. >> there was a patron that flew out of the l

in cape cod, massachusetts, one man died after he was attacked. was able to survive by punching a shark in its sensitive gills. >> its head was way out o water grabbing my leg trying to tip me over. reporter: but experts stress people just need to be smart when enjoying the water. >> look at the ocean. v before you go in it. don't just assumeou yan go in whenever and wherever you want. >> reporter: all right. so overnight, that shark tracker did come back online and researchers have now pinged cabot on the south side of long island. that's a more common place for sharks this time of eyear. thect had imto stick around there until the water gets too warm. if the food source dries up, he'll move up north. so who's going swimming this weekend, guys? >> not me. not re. it's good he's traveling with friends though. >> we're really up in kabin cab business. he should te location services off on his iphone. you know? >>> all right. let's get a check of the weather. >> he's going to west port next. >> no, he's not. >> all right. let's show you what we've g

back in september a great white killed a boogie boarder off the coast of cape cod.will see more warning signs about sharks and safety kits for traumatic bleeding. some believe officials have responded too slowly and tried to raise money to get more shark detection technology. >> i would say to people, have some common sense. don't swim out in the middle of the food chain when it's going off and the bait fish are there and the game fish are crashing and the sharks will be on that. >> reporter: yeah, some good advice and, listen, we just checked with researchers and they say that the latest readings show it may be on the south side of long island right now. but, listen, these great white, they can swim more than 100 miles a day so it could be anywhere in this area right now. not something that gives people peace of mind, guys. >> you're going to stay out there for the day. looks like a pretty good day. are you going to come back in? what are you going to do? >> reporter: it's a little windy but not in that water. not with that shark in there. >> somehow i knew that bu

in cape cod, massachusetts, a man died after he was attacked weeks earlier a man survived by punchinghe head was way out of water. it was grabbing my leg like a wrestling hold trying to tip me over >> reporter: experts stress people just need to be smart when enjoying the water. >> look at the ocean before you go in it don't just assume you can go in wherever and whenever you want >> reporter: all right so overnight that shark tracker did come back online and researchers have now pinged cabot on the south side of long island that's a more common place for these sharks this time of year they expect cabot to stick around there until the waters get too warm and if the food source dries up, then he would move on up north who is going swimming this weekend, guys? >> not me. not there. >> no, no, no. >> it's good to know cabot is hanging out with friends, though. >> really we are up in cabot's business, aren't we? >> a little spring break >> he needs to take location services off on his iphone, you know >>> all right. let's get a check of the weather. >> he is going to westport next. >> no,