the group is long island cares.org if people want to help.y something that's with us for too many americans. >> they had the first food bank on long island, a huge warehouse, give food to all these different members of the community who need it and also help to get them on their feet. they do a lot. i recommend people look into that. they are quite impressive. >> eric: finally, if we can see the wide shot with you, you have some service dog memorabilia. is that sully behind you over your shoulder? >> yes, you recognized him. >> eric: yes, sully -- >> that's sully. >> eric: sully of course former president george h. w. bush's service dog who helped the former president when he was in his wheelchair, beloved by all. tell us about your sculptures and especially your dedication to service dogs. >> well, thank you. it's just been incredible honor to try to capture the greatness of our heroes, both human and animal kind who have served us since the founding of our country. millions of animals have died for us and sacrificed, so actually i'm proud t

in long island new york, a lifeguard was attacked this morning. >> there was a shark attack on long island. a lifeguard during a training exercise was bit by the shark once in the head and once in the chest. this is what the shark patrol looks like here on long island. helicopters comb the water from above, and they look out for sharks. they even brought in jet skis to monitor the 100 miles of long island beaches. a 10-foot maco shark washed up, and a few days ago another man was attacked by what investigators believe was a shark. he was bit so hard his leg was fractures. >> the first thing we do is get everybody out of the water. >> officials say a florida teen was attacked by a shark. he's still in the hospital after investigators say she was bit by the shark. the animal clamped her leg. >> she has bite marks on her hands. poked it in the eye. she woke up with a good sense of humor about it. she is joaking with us. that's a blessing because we could have lost her yesterday. >> out own cape quod, a great white shark showing up just in time for the busy tour season. overall, according to t

sharks are terrorizing long island beach.ou rather do, watch hillary's show or get eaten by jaws? will need a bigger boat for the panel next. ♪♪ get ready for the most absurd show since naked and afraid. hillary clinton and her daughter, chelsea, teaming up with apple tv for a new series called jesse. ladies, keep rising the road. it will focus on interviews with their personal heroes. they include them kardashian, amy schumer, rhonda sykes and other deplorable choices. it comes out in september. the question on everyone's mind, will monica lewinsky make a caveat? karol markowicz, kevin walling and jason meister. whose idea was it to kim kardashian, hillary's or bills? >> i was going to say definitely when kim kardashian or meghan he's telling are in the room, keep an eye on bill. this is a classic example of the clintons. it's not going to be about the woman, will be the clinton women, all about them because clinton show is only about the clintons and these women will be peripheral in the conversation but of course it is fun

marine experts say the south shore of long island is believed to be a nursery for great white sharks these waters. they get curious when there is splashing or kicking around in the waves. >> that's almost again like a dinner bell. is that a dead fish over there or a dying fish, something struggling question for clinical check it out. after bite or two they realize i can't eat this request shark attacks have been happening since june 30 this year. the most recent, wednesday when a 16-year-old surfer got a 4-inch gash on his foot while paddling out into the waves along fire island. that is about an hour away from the great white washed ashore progress i did not see anything coming. i felt him i felt like a bear trap. probably held on for about three seconds a bit dead really hard for them if you puncture wounds on the left side and on the right there's a good side gash for. >> york state department parks and recreation releasing this video showing a shark a chasing to the shoreline off jones beach. illustrating how the sharks often come close to swimmers when they are on the hunt for f

aaron gilchrist, nbc news, long island, new york >> nobody wants to be that mistake >>> when we come back, how old is too old to fly? the reason behind the new push to keep pilots behind the controls for years longer >>> probably don't have to tell you it's been a chaotic summer travel season so far, flights delayed, canceled, or overbooked some people are blaming that on a nationwide pilot shortage, but many pilots are actually forced to retire when they hit the age of 65 now, there's a new push to raise that limit, and it has some asking, how old is too old to fly here's lindsey reiser. >> reporter: it's a summer of travel chaos, canceled flights and seemingly endless delays, thwarting americans' long-planned getaways. >> it's crazy, because it's just like they just canceled. >> reporter: many airlines point to a pilot shortage as the cause of the turbulence, but some in the cockpit say they're being forced out by what they call an arbitrary law >> we are losing thousands of pilots in upcoming months. >> reporter: pilots are currently forced to retire at 65, which means 13% of them

it is a perfect summer weekend they had to long island beaches. prevent many people from dipping their feet into the atlantic seasonal warm waters. the latest shark attack of a 17-year-old lifeguard happened thursday during a training exercise. but what her 50 yards from the shores of fire island. bitten around his ankles the team required five stitches what will be fine paid authorities close the beaches as a precaution. it is one of his many as three shark attack since the beginning of july. the other, further east. the third unconfirmed report at jones beach. long island officials warned that while shark attacks are rare predators can and do swim in shallow waters. >> the sharks can come in water up to your waist basically. so if you are in above your waist there could be a shark. but i want to stress it's very, very safe. this is very, very rare. it happens but you have to be careful by quick shark sightings have increased as the ocean waters warm. as of yesterday there have been 40 shark attacks around the world this year. including six that

the marine biologist has been studying and tagging sharks off long island for 15 years. >> the ones thathe summertime that are making all the news, they're only here to eat fish that are about a foot long. they're not physically designed, nor are they interested in eating things larger than small fish. what we're seeing is probably the sharks bumping into something that was in their way as they're trying to get to their prey item. >> reporter: and sometimes even slightly bumping into a shark can be painful. >> their skin is very, very, very rough. if we have any sort of success in a day, my fingers are burning because their skin is literally sanding off my skin. so you know, these sharks are swimming fast and turning quickly. people could get what appears to be a scratch just from the skin of the shark. >> reporter: but metzger says while there are more sharks in the water it's a blessing in disguise. >> the reason that we feel there are more sharks here on long island is because of positive conservation efforts finally taking hold and getting to a point where people are noticing the dif

alex: now at the same time investigators say a man was possibly bit in long island.als say a florida girl was attacked by a shark, 17-year-old bit by 9-foot shark. the animal clamped his jaws in the right thigh. >> she was trying to pull with bear hands. she has bite marks on her hands, poked it in the eye. i think she had to hit it 2 or 3 times and finally it took off. alex: so new york, florida and also cape cod where they've seen great white sharks, sharks rather showing up just in time for the busy tourist season and the sharks coming in as the waters warm up. overall according to international shark attack file out of florida, there were 73 unprovoked shark bites in 2021 but that's across the world and nine fatal bites. back in long island they are amping patrol and asking people to be vigilant and a lot of people, alicia, heading to the water and trying to enjoy the holiday weekend. alicia: be careful out there. alexis mcadams. rich. >> congress will have to act to codify to grow into federal law and as i said yesterday, the filibuster should not stand in the w

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shark attack, this long island beach shut down the second time this month, how a surfer fought the tigerff. and history at the capitol: honoring a civil rights leader as she becomes the first black american in national statuary hall. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us on this busy wednesday night. we begin tonight with another staggering report on inflation as prices are rising at the fastest pace in 41 years. the consumer price index for june jumped 9.1% compared to a year ago, as the cost of pretty much everything is going up. every american is feeling the pinch in their wallet as the average household spent almost $500 more last month to buy the same goods and services as in 2021. the increase was largely driven by gas and energy prices which soared last month, also with a spike in rents not seen since the mid 80s. stocks closed a bit lower on the news and all leading to fears with the economy, with bank of america forecasting a mild re

cbs' michael george is on long island's south shore.island are on the lookout for sharks, there have been five shark attacks in just the last two weeks, among them a fire island lifeguard who was bit on the foot. two days ago two people were attacked on the same day. this arizona tourist was bitten on the hand and buttocks while standing in waste deep water and surfer shawn donnelly suffered wounds to his lower leg. >> it hit me and it knocked me just off my board, but the way - it was behind me, it threw me to the right. this body and i said, 'oh, this is a shark' >> reporter: shark attacks across country are up, in 2021 there were 47 confirmed cases up 42% from the year before. but the risk of actually being killed by a shark is 1 in 3,748,067 >> one thing i've noticed in some of these recent encounters is they have not been fatal. >> it's very common that the shark attack is not fatal. and the reason for that is they're not trying to eat us. >> reporter: paparo says more shark sightings off the u.s. coasts are not by accident. he poi

this is what the shark patrols look like along long island. they have them nearly every single summer. the shark patrol teams use helicopters to look at the waters from above as they look out for sharks. life guards are on foot using drones and out on jet skis to monitor more than 100 miles of long island beaches along the atlantic ocean. so far this summer a 10 foot shark was found washed up at point lookout, a few miles away from where i am, and also a few days ago, police say a man was attacked by what they believe was a shark at that time. his leg fractured from the bite. >> when there's a shark sighting, the first thing the life guards do is get everybody out of the water. we will track it to make sure that it's safe and that the shark leaves the area where people are bathing. >> over this holiday weekend, officials say a florida teen was attacked by a shark. the 17-year-old still in the hospital badly injured, after investigators she was bit by quite a big shark. the animal clamped its jaws right on to her right thigh. >> she was fightin

in february, but didn't tell congress what did agents have to hide >>> another shark attack on long island this time a teenager the great white that washed ashore and why we're seeing so many in this summer of the shark. valerie castro reports from the beach. >>> another officer to prison after george floyd's murder. >>> steve bannon offers no defense to contempt of congress charges. >>> and the monarch butterfly, closer to extinction >> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith. >>> good evening what was president trump doing for more than three hours as a violent mob of his own supporters stormed the capitol, rampaged through the halls of congress, and called for the execution of his open vice president? less than an hour from now, the january 6th committee is set to lay it all out minute by minute, in a primetime hearing. they're focusing on a time span of 187 minutes the clock starts when president trump wrapped up his rally on the ellipse, urging a massive crowd of his supporters to march to the capitol, some of them armed with weapons and bear spray. we expect

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blanca: esta vista permite una direcciÓn mÁs clara del tiburÓn, uno de varios en la costa de long islandas probablemente entran cerca de la fuente de alimento, y estos tiburones estÁn acostumbrados a chocar con grandes cosas tratando de conseguir su comida", dice. ayer se encontrÓ este tiburÓn blanco muerto que mide ocho pies de largo. >> estÁn a cada rato pitando por si ven algo. blanca: sus dos hijos vinieron con ella hoy. >> no me acerco al agua, tengo que cuidar a mi hermanito para que no se vaya para allÁ. >>>> son las altas temperaturas las que causan la salida de los tiburones o esta delfÍn que grabÓ francisco hernÁndez, minutos despuÉs llegÓ un tiburÓn, dice. >> ya habÍan visto al tiburÓn. blanca: por ahora los tiburones le ha comido buena parte de su negocio, dice. " necesitamos mantener nuestras playas seguras", dijo la gobernadora, aumento del personal de vigilancia. son un total de 14 millas de playa las que preocupan a las autoridades en new york, sobre todo ahora en esta intensa ola de calor que hace venir a los baÑistas con mÁs frecuencia que en cualquier otro verano, en n

. >>> the shark attack on long island. the second attack in ten days. what we've learned. >>> and we reported here on that luggage at heathrow airport. tonight, what delta has done to bring a jet full of that luggage back to the u.s. and where they brought it. >>> and america strong tonight. members of the 82nd airborne performing a much different kind of feat. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy wednesday night. and we begin tonight with a storm that slammed parts of the east. the massive flooding and now the state of emergency tonight in virginia. the urgent search in buchanan county for some 40 people unaccounted for. authorities releasing that number just before we came on tonight. the flooding has been devastating. floodwaters roaring through the valley in pilgrim's knob, virginia, triggering landslides there, closing roads. search and rescue teams across the region at this hour. homes swept clear off their foundations. some landing hundreds of feet away. while in college park, maryland, straight-line winds downi

a man bitten by a shark here on long island.n long island. this is where it unfolded, you can see some chopper footage earlier today, happened around 7:30 in suffolk county. 41-year-old man was on a paddleboard when he was knocked off and bit on the leg by a shark. local officials tell us the man has a four-inch gash and was treated at a local hospital. he said it was a four foot long tiger shark. the man tried to punch the shark while he was on a paddleboard before a wave pushed him right back to shore. >> to have two of these incidents happen for us for this facility, for this beach is unprecedented. we have not seen this before. we had not seen our beach closed to swimming in the history of smith point county park since it opened in 1959. so to have a second incident like this certainly is not something we would expect. >> this morning's attack happened while no lifeguards were on duty, which is important to point out. last week a shark bit a lifeguard in his chest and hand during a training exercise at a nearby beach. they w

multiple shark sightings at some popular new york city area beaches and on long island now at least fiverk attacks. erielle reshef on the shore. >>> news coming in on that disgraced attorney alex murdaugh. his answer to those new charges he murdered his wife and son. >>> ivana trump remembered in new york city. the former president and his children in manhattan to remember their mother. >>> and america strong tonight, the dog saved in the harlem river. >>> and the birthday party you will not forget. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us on a busy wednesday tonight. we begin tonight with the oppressive heat across the country. more than 140 million americans in 29 states under heat alerts now. the dangerous heat wave now reaching the northeast. it takes three days above 90 for an official heat wave. forecasters are now warning millions here in the northeast, this could last for six to seven days. boston tonight declaring a heat emergency. philadelphia extending that city's heat advisory through sunday already. >>> and tonight no relief in the plains either. a grass fire for

this is believed to be a baby great white shark on long island. righting a wrong, nearly a century later. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us on this wednesday night. tonight, it is another day of extreme heat across the country, and europe, as triple-digit temperatures are being felt around the world. more than one-third of the u.s. is under excessive heat warnings and advisories, as local health officials ask residents to check in on their neighbors, especially the elderly. the scorching heat, combined with bone-dry conditions, is also fueling wildfires, with almost 90 fires burning in 13 states. in europe, nearly 2,000 people have died because of the hot weather. firefighters in greece struggled to contain new fires around the capitol of athens. and in london, fires are now under control following the usiest day for the city's fire brigade since world war ii. there's a lot of news to get to tonight, and cbs's

information. >>> for the past two weeks i have been talking about shark sightings near beaches near long islande cod. i want you to take a look at this. it's a great white a juvenile approximately 7 to 8 feet long washing up this morning on long island beach. police rushing out to take photos after being alerted by a resident. the town's mayor said the atlantic ocean was so rough today the shark washed back out to sea before anyone could come and secure it, and he warned swimmers and boaters to be extra careful with the carcass somewhere out in the water. a shark being spotted so close to shore, some long island beaches have been forced to close temporarily, so state officials are using enhanced beach patrols, drones and helicopters to monitor the situation. be careful. thanks for watching. our coverage continues. in the next minute... ...thousands of life's doors will suddenly swing wide open. 250 couples will need to make room for a nursery. (laughing) 143 people... yes! ...will get their dream job offer. nine retirees will decide to move closer to the grandkids. 52 people will go... yes! ...

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increase in sightings because there are more of us out there looking. >> reporter: on new york's long island, more shark patrols monitoring the water with boats, helicopters, even drones. 17-year-old lifeguard trainee john mullins was about 150 feet from shore at ocean beach on long island. >> it kind of just felt like a scrape, like a rake going up my foot. >> reporter: still, hans walters, a shark biologist with the wildlife conservation society's new york aquarium, says your chances of a shark encounter are extremely small. > we are more in tune to sharks than ever before, and i think that's a bigger issue than an actual increase in incidents or an actual increase in the number of sharks. >> reporter: none of the shark bites we've seen so far this year have been fatal, at least inside the united states. most of them occurring right along the east coast. walters tells us he sees no evidence to show that swimmers are less safe today out in the water than they were years ago. whit? >> phil, thank you. >>> now to the war in ukraine. the u.s. announcing an additional $368 million aid package.

alexis mcadams there on long island, in queens, excuse me, thank you. eric?re. a global heat wave not only hitting our country but europe and asia as well. the record high temperatures are sparking wildfires and scorching crops and having pretty deadly consequences sadly. we are live in jerusalem with the details on that. hi, trey. >> eric, good afternoon. the heat wave across the world has killed thousands of people as records are set in multiple areas. the high temperatures are moving further east affecting countries like greece and italy. greek officials say four major wildfires are burning across the country, forcing evacuations from homes and hotels. hundreds of firefighters are working around the clock to control the flames. the devastation comes after western europe saw heat spikes earlier in the week, with england recording temperatures over 104 degrees fahrenheit. authorities in london have issued a level four heat warning, meaning even fit and healthy individuals are at risk of death. protesters in england and neighboring scotland called for faster

a scene from jaws, this is so horrifying, a short film summer for long island.or one resident walking on the beach and imagine if you are going for a little stroll and you run up on this spirit a dead great white shark just sitting there n the stands after being washed too short. we are told it is 8 feet long and probably six in ten years old, not even the size of an adult. holy cow, that would be not something i want to encounter in the ocean. be when i'm about to head to the florida keys and this is not wht you want to see for lobster season but at least it's long island and not florida. >> everybody in the country is looking at long island and thinking twice before coming in the ocean. >> for those who don't have access to ocean, we hang out at the pool. it is a great place, no charge. i was talking to a triathlete. i would just quit your sport and do a lot of walking. >> i already have a fear of the deep ocean. this is terrifying on many, many levels. and as of now, i don't go into the ocean because of this hero. and maybe i won't walk on the beach anymore.

. >>> cbs new york says a dead great white shark washed up on a long island beach. police responded to a call about a shark yesterday morning. it washed out to sea before officers could secure it. experts are hoping to recover the carcass, though, to study how it died. the sighting comes after a recent increase in shark attacks across the country including five off long island in just the past two weeks. >>> and the "orlando sentinel" says nasa has set launch dates for the artemis one rocket. yesterday the mission manager said they are looking at a window from august 29th to september 5th. the announcement came on the 53rd anniversary of the "apollo 11" moon landing. the test flight won't have anyone on board, but it's a major step to help return astronauts to the moon as early as 2025. >>> still to come, a summer cocktail with a cheesy touch. we're going to show you a new martini that's dripping with a famous cheese. ese. dad, we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. yay! we got this. we got this! life is for living. we got this! let's partn

in new york beachgoers long island on edge after five shark attacks in two weeks.e official calling the increase the new normal. alexis is on long island with lifeguards trying to keep swimmers safe. >> 11 days after he was attacked by a shark this lifeguard is back on duty. zack gallo was bit intwice during training. >> as i headed out to the water panicked guards were coming in to help. >> he was one of five people in the week bitten. one surfer says it was a four foot long tiger shark. officials say that man said the shark just bumped into him. >> the shark did what a shark does in that situation, bite. >> tracking sharks.com says the bites are usually not let inning. >> it's usually normally a small bite like you guys are seeing in new york. >> that wasn't the case in california. this man ended up in a hospital bed after he said he was attacked by a great white shark swimming near monterey in june. >> it grabbed me pulled me up and dove me in the water an spit me out. >> in new york the marine unit on high alert, taking fox news on the water to check out their

arthel: fears of shark attacks on the rise especially in new york's long island where there have beennd sightings and in fact, a possible sighting there just this morning. senior correspondent laura ingle in lito beach with more, laura. >> hi, arthel, yeah, in fact, we just got word that in the last hour there was a shark fin sighting and that prompted local officials to close a big stretch of beaches here. they are back open just a few minutes ago. listen, we have been here every summer repeatedly talking about shark sightings, it is very rare that we are here to talk about shark attacks which have been happening in the last several weeks as you had mentioned and two of the most recent shark attacks happened this last wednesday in suffolk county, 41-year-old man was knocked off board giving him a dash on the leg and later 49-year-old man standing in waist beach water and shark biting his left wrist and backside. years since reports of shark bites and as of today 5 reported shark attacks since june 30th. the images of these attacks on swimmers and life guards has been jarring to many

pretty popular long island beaches.int beach where just in the beach season, there is more than 200,000 people who visit this area. so that puts in perspective just how popular this place is but authorities say around 6:00 p.m. here on long island, on wednesday, a 49-year-old man was standing in waist deep water when he was bitten. earlier in the day 7:30. another man sean donnelly said he was knocked off his paddle board and got a 4-inch gash in his leg from a shark bite. i paddled like hell after a couple he will before strokes. a wave pushed behind me. i thought a quick check i thought maybe he didn't get me. blood running counsel my leg and one clear bite mark. he believes it was a sand tiger shark. and first time he has ever seen be a shark in this area and he has been surfing here all his life. sand tiger sharks are typically no it threat. drones unsuccessfully searched for possible sharks. ultimately both beaches reopened later in the day. if you are wondering if more shark sightings will become the new norm, off

long island officials, while shark attacks are rare, they can and do swim in shallow watters. >> the your waist basically so if you're in above your ways, there could be a shark but i want to stress that it's very safe, this is very rare. it happens you have to be careful. >> shark sightings have increased as ocean watters warm in yesterday to have been 40 shark attacks around the world this year. six that were fatal, attacks off new york beaches are limited, precautions. >> i am afraid of the sharks and last time everybody was in the water so it was crazy. shark in there? that's insane. >> i was a little bummed when i heard there were sharks in the water but it's okay. we're just dipping our toes and. >> don't go over your waist i guess. beaches have removed, they will fly red flags warning swimmers of dangerous watters. >> walk on the beach. those a little bit maybe, walk on the beach. thanks. anita. anita: eric, inflation is affecting everyone these days including reality the stars. one of the famous pawn stars explains how is business is affected. that's next. ♪♪ i every search y

also in long island, a great white shark was spotted not in the water, but on the beach.f the dead shark between seven and eight feet long before it washed back out to sea. the senior director of aquatics sustainability at the georgia aquarium told me earlier this week that shark encounters are rare and they could be a good sign for the sharks. >> i think we'll see it relatively low numbers overall, but i think the good news about sharks along our coasts of long island and the eastern coast of the united states is there is good food base this year, apparently, and the sharks are taking advantage of it. >> authorities are warning swimmers to use caution as they attempt to locate the shark that is still missing. great news for sharks, they have got an endless food supply. bad news if you're in nylon or what are swimsuits made of? >> you said there is a good food source, i think he wasn't talking about humans as the food source. he's talking about a good food source beyond humans. >> that's up to the sharks to decide the menu. and one thing i did learn, they like the sound o

and the winner of their contest will visit places including san diego, miami, long island and entries will be judged on creativity, originality and quality of your submission. >> if you have the time off. >> if i could get the time off i would do it and we would do a whole story and series about it. i might have to think about that. >> well, it isn't a motel, but it is affordable housing that could be coming to the peninsula very soon. we will show you the conditions and next on the today in >>> they are either right in with the fire, extinguishing it as it comes to the houses, or following behind the fire front as it happens. >> right now at 5:00, fighting intent blames in your yosemite and the local firefighters hoping to attack the oak fire, and how fire departments in the bay area will ensure services here will not feel the heat. >> and the new push to get monkeypox vaccines to those most vulnerable and the reassurances from experts on why this will not be another pandemic on the same scale as covid. this is today in the bay streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online

meanwhile, officials on long island or boo controls by land, air, and see. after probable monitoring attack earlier this. week >> a 40 year old man was swimming. he had a bag, we think. >> from long island to cape cod, sharks are on the move. this week, a in massachusetts state helicopter captured a shartner group of seals, and officials briefly closed a beach after a great white was spotted nearby. more than 20 shark sightings were reported off the coast of massachusetts since late may. the large predators ending up in these waters by following their food source. >> the seal population was lower for a while in that area up in cape cod. and it is growing. we also have issues of climate change. and then there's just more people in the water. . >> what are the chances that you will get attacked by a shark >> the chances are very slim. most of the time, if the shark is in the presence of a human, they are going to swim away >> but in a rare shark attack off the california coast last weekend, a swimmer suffered serious injuries from a suspected great white >> yo

investigators tell me every single week there's shark sightings in long island.wimming in jones beach a few miles away was bit so hard police say that he fractured his leg. it's being investigated a possible shark attack. the first one this summer. they are ramping up patrols as we mentioned here across the beach. you can see that they used drones and helicopters to comb through the waters from above as they keep on the lookout for sharks. life guards on foot. last month a ten foot shark washed up at point lookout over here on long island. officials stressing the attacks are rare as they continue to look into that possible shark attack at jones beach. >> it is safe to go in the ocean, however, just like crossing the street you have to take precautions. >> over that busy holiday weekend officials say a florida team was attacked by a shark just the other day 17-year-old addison is still in the hospital after she was bit 9-foot shark in florida. the an clamped its jaws on her right thigh. >> she was fighting the shark, trying to pull it off with her bear hands, she

long island.ks, at least five people have been bitten by sharks. the attacks happening across a wide stretch of long island. two of them at the same beach about ten days apart. fortunately, no one has been seriously injured. and i want you to take a look at this. a drone camera capturing a shark today swimming a few miles off the shore of the town of long beach. long island. even lifeguards are on the lookout, two were attacked by sharks well role playing as victims during routine safety training drills. be careful out there, everyone. and thanks for watching, our coverage continues. this is xfinity rewards. our way of showing our appreciation. with rewards of all shapes and sizes. [ cheers ] are we actually going? yes!! and once in a lifetime moments. two tickets to nascar! yes! find rewards like these and so many more in the xfinity app. good evening we, have some breaking news to bring you now involving one of the most dramatic moments of testimony in the january 6th investigation.

are keeping a cautious eye out for sharks today after a recent string of attacks off new york's long island and now underwater cameras near another popular beach are revealing just how many great whites are getting closer and closer to swimmers kathy park reports. >> reporter: tonight, new underwater images show great white sharks lurking off the coast of cape cod close to shore buoys detected two separate sharks. this one was spotted wednesday morning and that same day another seen prowling around a different buoy ocean researcher chris paparo says shark sightings near land is a sign the ocean is cleaner and the fish they feed on have returned. >> they were overfished for so many years we stopped seeing them. that's where their food is. [ whistle >> reporter: lifeguards and swimmers on high alert as sightings of sharks climb all up and down the coast. >> it was scary. i don't want to get eaten by a shark. >> reporter: in just the past two weeks, at least five shark attacks were reported off new york's long island coastline lifeguard zach gallo is back to work after a shark bit him during a

. >>> on long island, new york, a third shark attack in eight days has beachgoers on alert. elise preston reports beachgoers plan to be a little more cautious as they head into another hot summer weekend. >> reporter: at some beaches on long island, new york, visitors are being told to stay out of the water this weekend as a precautionary measure following multiple shark attacks and sightings. >> i'll still go on the beach and enjoy the sun and hang out for a bit. but i don't know that i'd go in the water. >> reporter: in the most recent attack, a shark bit a lifeguard on the foot. last weekend, another lifeguard was bitten on the chest and hand. >> i hit the shark three times. boom, boom, boom. >> you really focus on controlling your weight with your arms. >> reporter: in tallahassee, florida, addison took her first steps following a shark attack last week. doctors had to amputate her right leg above the knee. researchers say sharks are currently off the coast of the carolinas up to newfoundland, canada. generally heading north as waters warm up, looking for seals to hunt.

here in long island yesterday, a 49-year-old man was standing in waist deep water when he was bitten. day, around 7:30 a.m. another man said he was knocked off of his paddle board and then got a 4-inch gash in his leg from a shark bite. he said i paddled like how after a couple of strokes of waves were behind me and put me onto shore. i thought maybe he did it get me, then i saw the blood running down my leg and one bite mark on his neck. donnelly says he believes it was a sand tiger shark and was the first time he's ever seen a shark in his area which is been serving all of his life. tyler shorts are also typically no threat to humans. that is according to wildlife official. the beat was closed while park rangers, drones and live cards all unsuccessfully searched for a possible chart. ultimately, both beaches reopened later in the day and if you're wondering if more shark sightings will become a new norm, officials say do not rule it out. >> what we are looking at is something of a new normal in the that sharks are these -- tiger sharks are just a little bit closer to the shore than

there have now been five people attacked on long island just in the last two weeks, including lifeguard twice. what are the chances? lifeguard is back to work but not without a few scars. >> there was a pretty 10-15 seconds were i was terrified. and i swam to shore as quickly as possible after telling the other guards, get out of the water, and as i, you know, got to sure, i see people running towards me and i was just so thankful and grateful, my moment where i was absolutely terrified people were looking to come help me. >> jesse: and while this season seeing a record-breaking surge in attacks, these great white beasts have always feasted on swimmers. >> out of the corner of my eye i saw a shark fin coming right towards me. right as i started to turn around to start swimming, the shark caught my left leg between my knee and my ankle. and i heard a crunch. i actually heard all its teeth crunch onto my bones. >> jesse: and as these predators make their way up the east coast, local authorities are stepping up boat patrols trying to spot the sharks before the trouble starts. let's just ho

sharp attack on long island beach in summer as this dead great whitewashes up on shore. feet long. senior correspondent laura angle has latest but reaction from 16 year old boy who was bit by a shark wednesday. and an unusual shark season here on long island this summer. with multiple reports of shark attacks. that combined with currents heat wave that we are having and you have got rest pie for some dicey activity at the water. i didn't go that deep. i mean, youth got get ready for punch if they come near by. shark season like no other. without this reported shark bite along shores of long island. >> you look some attacks that have happened recently, it is a fight or two and then shark leaves they don't come to mall person or finish the why or finish the meal. check out this video taken by beach go or rockaway beach. woman catching shark jumping up out of the water and spinning around before splashing back in. if that's not enough unset is your neves. juvenile great white washed out on shores. near the hamton. marine experts say south believed to be nursery great white

four people have been injured in possible shark attacks at long island beaches just this month. sharks were sighted this weekend. evan mcmorris santoro joins us from long beach, new york. the u.s. leads the world in unprovoked shark bites a year. the odds of getting bit are still incredibly low. in fact, sharks are not among the top ten animals that kill people. mosquitoes and hippos are much worse, but tell us anyway because this is a causing a huge bump in the tourism industry, how this year is stacking up. >> jake, you raise an important point. it's very unlikely you get bitten by a shark or killed by a shark. that was true last summer. it's true this summer. but here in this part of new york and in these long island beaches, there has been an increase in shark encounters which is making people nervous here who run these beaches, and rely on these beaches for their economic revenue. they're stepping up patrols. they're adding a whole bunch of new resources to the fight against this, to try to spot these sharks before they come out. the sharks are getting closer and closer, and

> there was a chilling discovery on a beach in the hamptons today on the east end of new york's long islandce say a dead shark about 8 feet long washed ashore, an officer took these photos before it was washed back out to sea. it comes just a day after a shark was seen leaping out of the water near a beach in queens. this week governor kathy hochul increased shark patrols after at least five people were biten. >> all right, tonight a prime stretch of california beachfronts has been returned to its rightful owners. nearly a century after it was taken from them. tonight officials handed over the deeds of the descendants of child and wilta bruce who owned bruce's beach a resort for black families before the land was stripped from them in 1929. bruce's great grandsons are leasing the $20 million beach to the county for just over $400,000 a year. and coming up next, a summer camp that is helping some special kids forget life's challenges. tire trading experience. with innovation that lets you customize interfaces, charts and orders to your style of trading. personalized education to expand your

so was a heart defect but a long island surgeon stepped up to save her. greg circle from our sister station shares their story. >> reporter: holiness smile reminded her mother today that their difficult journey had ended well. >> i don't believe. it is like a miracle for us. you know? >> reporter: just days ago, and his nine-year-old who makes youtube videos and loves stuffed -- >> my favorite toy. his name is anna. >> reporter: she underwent surgery here at long island st. francis hospital to repair a hole in her heart. >> reporter: how are you feeling? >> better. >> reporter: paulina had needed the surgery to live a normal life but could not get it because her homeland in ukraine is now under assault by the questions. >> a doctor from ukraine called me and held his on up to an echocardiogram machine and said, do you think you can fix this? i said, yeah. >> reporter: chuck, of ukrainian descent himself, performed the surgery last month after the pair was brought to the u.s. by the gift of like organization. >> it was a no-brainer that we did it. we pulle

he was so trustworthy that he became chief of the long island five.woodhall and benjamin talmeadge came to oyster bay, new york. the british had taken over his house. they forced his entire family into one room. he had a business in new york, he was a merchant, and he was motivated. this is where robert townsend worked. behind enemy lines as a merchant and spy. and he's where he links up with the one female member. we don't know her name. but she penetrated the social circles. together they provided washington with intelligence. but they were not alone. this is the home of the loyalist newspaper. during the war the editor became a patriot. he sent the newspaper back to britain. what he would do with the intelligence, he would bring it back to george washington. see this building behind me? over 200 years old. it's somebody's house. but it was once owned by austin rowe. he's an acute member of the pie ring. when word got out that intelligence was in manhattan. he would go 55 miles over to robert townsend. right to the water's edge at which point he wou

pushing the closing up to long island beaches yesterday in one on cape cod and massachusetts.re to what is making the sharks come closer to shore? >> don, let's start with the most important point. this highly unlikely, you get bitten by a shark or killed by a shark. that was true last summer. it's true the summer. there has been an increase in the shark encounters in beaches like this one, here in long island, new york. that has officials nervous. they're adding resources, lifeguards, darting germs, adding patrols to try and spot sharks that they say are increasingly coming closer and closer to shore. i spoke to the mayor of and stat here at the speech that i'm standing on and asked him what he thinks is going on. >> the waters are definitely warmer. as a result, you are now seeing bait fish coming into the area along the coast. that hasn't been normal for decades. >> i want to explain to you what it means when they see the shots are coming in close. behind me, that red ball bobbing back there, that is the line about as far as you can swim from the speech, it's 75 years from

the blowfish] for the past two, weeks i have been talking about shark sightings near beaches on long islande a look at. this it's a doug shark said to be a -- approximately 7 to 8 feet long. look at that thing, washing up. just this morning on along island beach, police in quad, new york rushing up to take photos after being alerted by resident about the towns mayor said the atlantic ocean was so rough earlier today that the shark washed up back to see before anyone could come and secured. and, he warned swimmers and boaters to be extra careful with the carcass somewhere out in the water. the shark is being spotted so close to shore, on long island, beach that they're forced to close temporarily. so cnn officials are using enhanced beach patrol, drones and helicopters to monitor the situation. we careful, thanks for watching. the coverage continues. um, oh wow. um, the future is, uh, what's ahead of us. i don't get it. yeah. maybe this will help. so now we're in the present. and now... we're in the future. the all-electric chevy bolt euv with available super cruise™ for hands-free driving.

it's the fifth shark attack on long island in two weeks.n the west coast -- >> i was about 150 yards from being done near the beach when just, ram. >> reporter: 62-year-old steve broomer is finally going home from the hospital three weeks after he was bitten by a great white off monterey. >> turns out i was bit ferociously by a shark right across my thighs and my abdomen and it grabbed me and pulled me up and then dove me down in the water. >> reporter: he was bitten three times lost nearly 30 pints of blood and was one millimeter away from having a major artery severed. >> i want to thank the good samaritans and the people on the beach and that lead-footed ambulance driver. without all of you, i don't make it. >> off the coast four great whites have been spotted off the coast of new england. people are urged to stay out of the water around dawn and dusk and stay with crowds. there's safety in numbers. >>> coming up, why more women are giving up shampoo. >>> also ahead, nfl quarterback patrick mahomes selling beer? not exactly. we'll why hi

and you know, there were guys who were really confidently good-looking long island guys who were like i'm not made for this, i'm too nervous and introverted. but i left the last of my dignity at a bar mitzvah in long island. >> kelly: all of the characters and the jobs, and the humility. what do you remember about the first time you were ever on stage in a musical? >> lin-manuel: i had the most amazing dosage of musical theater at a young age because i had an amazing elementary school music teacher barbara ames. it shout out barbara ames! who is actually an "tick, tick...boom!," i put her in the movie! she is a