his latest show is in long island.caught up with him at his new york studio where he spoke about his work and career. >> we are doing an interview about an exhibition i'm having in the eastern end of law -- long island. competing with mother nature is tough. you put something there then around you is something really beautiful. you lose the focus about what it's supposed to be about. >> this is a model and we can do whatever we want with it. then when we think it's ok, we build it. that means fabricang at this scale. everybody likes it like this. we are very close to being done. it took us three years to get from there to here. we got one out the ranch which is finished. >> that's the last piece i have been working on. it is outside to test how well the painting will hold. i had to bite the bullet at some time to see if it would work at all. i think it's fairly straightforward. it's an evolution from painting to relief ta more complicated form of relief painting. it's when to end up a freestanding sculpture. it has alw

his latest show is at long island's outdoor sculpture park. stella. we're doing an interview here about an exhibition i'm having in the eastern end of long island called the ranch. competing with mother nature is really kind of tough. you know, you plunk something there and then around you is something really beautiful. and, you know, you lose the focus about what it's supposed to be about. so this is a model and we can do whatever we want with it and try it out. and then when we think it's ok, wejust build it, which means fabricating this at this scale. and everybody likes it like this. we're very close to being done here, and it took us three years to get from there to here. and we've got one out at the ranch, which is finished theoretically. that's the last piece that i've been working on. it's outside there to really test how well the painting will hold up. you know, i had to bite the bullet at some point and see if it was going to work at all outside. yeah, i think it's in a way fairly straightforward. i mean, it's a kind of evolution fro

a three hour drive from their apartment in long island.s did not take their couples word for it. they made a request. >> they said you have to take a polygraph test. >> did you feel like you were in a tv show at this point? >> yes, it felt like an episode of "law & order" a bad episode of it. >> will he was driving home from the interrogation and he was hysterical. >> paul's sister, ilona, had never heard him so emotional. they asked me if i killed her, he just founded so unbelievable that he was asked those questions. >> so, if it wasn't paul, investigators had to look for other suspects. >> the state police did a complete canvas of the area. anybody who had any connection to catherine novak, state police reviewed, found, interviewed. >> but after many months and no leads, investigators hit a dead end. the case turned cold. none of that mattered much to catherine's mom. >> i still miss my daughter, the same. i miss her. no matter what happened to her, i miss her. >> seven months after catherine 's death, paul and his girlfriend packed up

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louis on long island, roosevelt field that may.i want to be clear, lindbergh was not exactly flying for the pioneering spirit of it all, he was flying for a jackpot of money. $25, 000, about a quarter of 1 million dollars in today's money had been put up for the first man, and it was believed it would be a man, it would fly nonstop from new york to paris, paris to new york. many man had tried to win that prize and failed in spectacular fashion before lindbergh arrived in new york that may. these men crashed on runways, planes loaded down with too much fuel. they burned up in infernos right there on the airfield. or they disappeared over the ocean, never to be found or heard from again. lindbergh himself nearly crashed on takeoff in may 1927. it had rained all night in long island, his fellow competitors who were also trying to win this prize decided not to fly that day, lindbergh's plane that was quite small sank into the clay runway as it eased out onto it that morning. they set up a flag about three quarters of the way down and t

similar flyers were found earlier this month on long island.nd other places across the country. this comes as the anti-defamation league said they've seen an extraordinary rise in anti-semitic attacks. joining me is jonathan greenblatt. why do we see this rise in anti-semitism now? >> this is indeed an incredibly disturbing incident, but unfortunately it's part of this broader pattern. this group, the goyum defense league, we've tracked more than 250 propaganda incidents across the country where they have left flyers like you showed in that clip or have put out signs or stickers specifically targeting the jewish community. this comes on the heels of a record number of anti-semitic incidents in this country. this year alone this group, the gdl, has more than tripled the number of propaganda acts targeting jews. >> this is not just happening in jewish communities. >> not at all. the goal is to terrorize jews and the people around them. brigantine, new jersey, doesn't have a notable jewish population per se. but in states across america, like 17 d

at the present time, there are two applications for permits--one off san diego and one off long island, new york. in an area the size of lake michigan, we could produce an amount of seafood equivalent to the total global wild catch. [film advance clicks] man: this facility was built to grow juvenile white sea bass to then release back out into the wild to replenish the wild stock. but what we realized over time is, if we put a million fish out in the ocean and we get 10% of them back, that means we got 100,000 fish back out of a million. if i take a million fish and put them in a cage and grow them, i can get a million fish back out and put them on the table. our plan here is to take everything we've learned how to do in growing these species and demonstrate the technology, transfer the technology from the research level out to the commercial level, and to do that, we're gonna permit a farm to produce 5,000 tons of fish about 4 miles out to sea. now, mussels and oysters, we know how to do that. we've done that for a long time, and we reasonably know how to grow fin fish, but we're not

in long island his fellow competitors who were also trying to win this prize decided not to fly that day lindbergh's plain, which was quite small sank into the clay runway as it eased out onto it that morning. they set up a flag about three quarters of the way down and told lindbergh if he wasn't off the ground by the time he reached that flag he needed to abort. lindbergh reached that flag still on the ground and kept going. flying straight into a crowd of about 500 people who inexplicably had gathered at the end of the runway. lindbergh's screaming toward that crowd barely gets off the ground just before he reaches them. he's so low to the ground at that moment that the people who were standing there could see his face through the cockpit glass. and we tell the new york times the next day that this young man was suddenly aged by worry. lindbergh was worried because he was flying directly into a wall of trees. which he narrowly missed. sort of flitting through a open hole in the canopy. and then disappearing into the morning mist not to be heard from again for 33 and a half hours. w

they are on long island.r beaches. alice wants to know, is this the correct number for jesse watters? yes, it is, alice. how can i help you? jenny, i loved that sink or swim segment. finally, something you do well. i have always wanted to be a game show host. once i retire or get fired from here, i am going into the game show business. i love it. it's my natural habitat. maria from flagstaff, arizona. i have been there. nice place. do you and stephen miller ever call mingle after work? that is classified. ethan from north carolina. another fine looking shirt and tie tonight. you like that combination? where are we at here? oh ta. it is an australian brand. don't be jealous. that is all four of us tonight. just a little housekeeping. i am going on vacation again next week and i will not be going to napa. i will be going somewhere else. i will have a very important report to bring back to you guys the day after labor day. tucker carlson is up next. always remember one thing. i am waters and this is my world. >>

it happened sunday morning on long island.s you can imagine. this comes as there's been an increased number of shark sightings and a shark bit a 16-year-old near a long island beach last month. sean? >> sean: matt, thank you for that report. today we celebrate the king. exactly 45 years ago today the world lost the one and only elvis presley, but the king's legacy lives on. earlier this summer, a movie released about his life, a book about his health history, "destined to die young" in september. he also lives on in las vegas with impersonators. the first impersonator received the keys to the city of las vegas, and has done more weddings and ceremonies than any other person in the world. the official elvis of las vegas joins mega. jesse, i'm seeing you. i'm, like, hey, is elvis really dead or is that you, elvis? you look just like him. >> you're too kind. >> sean: jesse, what does elvis mean to america? >> he became my job. we've been doing this over 37 years. i got the best job in the world, man. i love the job. i got a milli

as they head to long island, you will probably get into some of that rain.cast for today, we will be watching hit and miss showers and stofrms, but the big story is the cooler air coming down through the great lakes, you will feel it today in cleveland, detroit, chicago, cincinnati, tomorrow, you will get that cooler air in areas like dc, roanoke, nashville, raleigh and charlotte, and the lowest humidity you will feel in weeks. you'll appreciate it. the forecast for today, it won't rain all day in boston and new york. clear out this afternoon. kind of hot and humid in areas in the southeast. that's why you have a chance of storms there. and as we look ahead towards the weekend forecast, get away day on friday, just showers and storms in the south, much of the country is very nice and unfortunately very hot in the dakotas and through texas and know problems on the west coast whatsoever and on saturday, it is still lingering thunderstorms, mostly in the afternoon, from new orleans, to tallahassee, over to jacksonville, and our friends, same for you in orlando

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have a severe impact on diplomatic relations, says it will launch targeted military actions around long island. ahmed vehicles were seen patrolling the port city of jan men across the straight before pelosi arrived in taipei. meanwhile, the white house has distanced itself from a visit, but to stress that it does not violate the one china policy. let me be clear, the speakers visit is totally consistent with our long standing one china policy. we've been very clear that nothing has changed about our one child policy, which is guided course by the taiwan relations act. 3 joint u. s. p r c communiques. in the 6 assurances we've said that we oppose any unilateral changes to the status quo from either side. we said we do not support taiwan independence. and we said, as i said again yesterday that we expect cross street and differences to be resolved by peaceful meet in our, the headlines, the usa department is worn. the killing of al qaeda's leader might prompt the group supporters to target u. s. facilities or citizens. i mean, also, while he was reportedly struck my to hell fire missiles while h

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from long island, headed to the little league world series.body. >>> there's a minor league baseball team outside of chicago, name the boomers taking on new meaning when you see where some players are living. charlie. >> reporter: life in the minor leagues isn't all big money and glamour, especially when it comes to where you live. >> lot of people with host families and heard they don't have wifi, tv, air conditioning. >> i've heard guys didn't have beds. >> scary stories. >> yeah. >> reporter: ask chase and blake, chasing big league dreams with the schaumburg boomers, they'll tell you they hit a home run. you guys going up? come home to friendship village, retirement community in the chicago suburbs. >> three big boxes of these. >> reporter: residents like the vibrant velma roam the halls and the greens. >> they're exciting to talk to. somebody different. >> first reaction was really? and i was like, you know what, let's do it. >> velma is awesome, couldn't believe she was 95. we got a date next tuesday with velma. >> reporter: for years, ve

. [ laughter ] i told you that one would do all right. [ laughter ] [ dog barks back in my day, long islandts weren't worried about getting attacked by sharks they were worried about getting attacked by fellow long islanders especially by angry 5'4" bald men in sub shops wearing hockey jerseys that came down to their knees. and no, they didn't have to pay for that bud light because actually, they didn't take it from the fridge. they brought it in with them, actually [ laughter ] and if you say another word, pal, they will break that bottle over your head back in my day the fed wasn't increasing interest rates. or maybe they were christ, i have no absolutely no idea what any of it means. [ dog barks whatever, rusty. what do you know about uncollateralized transfers between depository institutions? [ dog barks oh, really well, in that case, i better call my accountant [ dog barks 10%? you're killing me, rusty [ laughter ] back in my day, no one was yammering about inflation. unless it was thanksgiving and you were watching the macy's thanksgiving day parade. i remember one year we couldn't ta

would the dodgers have stayed if moses had agreed on a stadium at the long island railroad terminal? >> i would like to believe they would have. but knowing walter o'malley, along with joseph stalin and adolf hitler as the three most evil men in history, and of course, pete hamill had a great anecdote. if you have these three men, these three evil men in the same room and you have a gun with two bullets. who do you shoot? and the answer is you shoot o'malley twice. [laughs] that's pete hamill. but the idea of, you know, the revisionist historians are trying to take the blame off o'malley. and it's true, moses, who sometimes confused himself with the biblical moses, who was responsible for demanding that they take the property now occupied by citi field. because it was one of the bad decisions of moses to run two world's fairs at that location. and o'malley said, quite correctly, how can we call them the brooklyn dodgers if they play in queens? we can ask the same question about the new york jets and the new york giants playing football in jersey, in the jersey swamps instead of where

in long island, new york this july, there were 6 reported shark bites in just 3 weeks.beach is closed and beachgoers were on alert. there's been a lot of sightings lot. so. >> i'm ok, in the sand. and there's that recent study by experts at the university of miami which found sharks are swimming closer to the shore than you might think with this new drone video we asked, is this the new trend? even this story say this is happening more often. this is just simply a case that, you know, we have in florida. want to show what you're seeing here. >> is it some time shots going to shower or 2? >> that was brooke shaffer reporting. alright, weather time. got some super happening tonight is the last supermoon of the year. that's right. you're going want to get a check it out. it's not coming back till august again of next year. so this one, the supers a guess for quite a while. tonight, you are going to some fog moving in now, moonrise over the bay area. 08:30pm tonight. exactly. so here comes rising on up. it should be a beautiful sight. the sturgeon moon and just off to the l

, between long island and connecticut.hat is the only way -- that those walls could be opened when necessary, but to make sure that you have the ability when the seas are rising, that is what you need to do. moderator: would you also support additional funding for asking people to retreat from certain developments from certain parts of the city, a managed retreat incentive? rep. nadler: if we did the seawalls, we would not need to do that. moderator: ms. maloney? rep. maloney: i am also a cosponsor of the green new deal, original sponsor, but i am not waiting for that bill to pass. i am already working to help the environment. in my district in queens, we have the most polluting power plant in the whole state. the state keeps coming and wanting to put in more power plants there. i have fought that. we are now transferring big alice into hydro water. it is going to be a green plant. in addition, in my district in queens, and alexandria ocasio-cortez's together, we have 28 power in two miles. one polluting stack per mile. bu

dorenson is a retired professor in the history department at long island university where he began to teach in 1966, joe co-edited the prize-winning book jackie robinson race sports and the american dream. his latest book the black athlete as hero american barrier-breakers in nine sports. we'll be published this summer by mcfarland. welcome joe. and back is one of the nations best known sports authors bums his book on the brooklyn dodgers is considered a classic. he has written 10 new york times bestsellers and has two books out right now valentine's way with bobby valentine and whispers of the gods tales from baseball's golden age told by the men who played it out. just last month. welcome peter. you so much. my pleasure. and our moderator tonight is bill roden. bill is a columnist and editor at large for the undefeated espn. it's news excite about sports week and culture. for almost three decades he was known as the award-winning sports columnist for the new york times and a regular guest on espn's sports reporters. he is the author of several books including 40 million dollar slave

it's like sponsoring a child from overseas but this one commutes from long island.ake news is year-round, it's the profit model, so what to do with the media hacks, i say tur them on and a one-way trip to somewhere they can't even tweet from barry tell the ladies of the view to pack extra muumuus because they want becoming back soon. maybe when they're on permanent vacation the rest of us can finally get some peace. welcome, tonight's guests, she keeps her wine where she keeps her children, inside a cardboar box. fox news anchor and there is. he is our favorite brewer, this side of anheuser-busch, the comedian the new youtube special , somebody had to say it jim brewer. she is one hemingway you will never find in cuba, molly hemingway. and his name is an undercover stripper and his buck sexton. what i always like about you is a news anchor, you never tried to get people to trust you. no. no, first of all, you always want to undersell and that is m motto in life very just set the expectations low. in that way if you actually get something right people are like that's

in the photo, athletes run across the verozan bridge, which links e, staten island and long island. new york marathon. this reigning champion of russia in figure skating in the men's singles discharge manifests itself as an abstractionist artist of his work and in the gallery. yah this is mark kondrak, please, athletes for 400 of their prize money this great and athlete invested in business built 40 houses in helsinki, and from 1936 until his death he ran his own company. i think this flying finn is avu normal. please, an athlete for 200 in the match with the us national team, new zealand football player mikala moore did it three times in half an hour with a right head kick. yes, and the left foot is a unique achievement. no, i understand, of course, that the question is the lowest price category, but not the same, just no is not true three votes. please, everywhere money for 1.000. you have 400 andrei 1900 ugolins according to the tradition of all-in galina since 1981, the inhabitants of this small island republic use batu as a currency, this is the name of their monetary unit gali

she spent almost all of it on long island, and she finally got to do all of those summer family activitiesere's one particular photograph where she's on a boat, and there's a man that we can just see from the back. nobody really know whose it is, but the general consensus is that it could have been arthur miller. >> they were meeting because of shared people in new york. hanging out and having fun. he, of course, was married at the time, and marilyn knows how it would look for this major film star to be with a man who is still married. >> marilyn's least-favorite word "home wrecker." she had a fear of being called a home wrecker. >> it will be over a year before marilyn's relationship with arthur miller becomes public knowledge. >> marilyn monroe was someone who was attracted to intelligence. so it makes sense that she would be attracted to one of the foremost american intellectuals at the time. >> he treated me as a human being, and he was very sensitive human being and treated me as a sensitive person also. >> it's obvious that she felt very protected by him. that he would take care of h

at the same time when they opened the golf club in long island some of the founding partners of the clubnot like they were unwilling to do business deals and that is true with a lot of the interaction between the jewish bankers and lehman and goldman's. anti-semitism on the one hand but not to the degree we won't do deals. that plays too but i was saying before if you are looking for simplicity and easy heroes and villains, i am not a big fan of that. i'm not going to write a glowing look at hitler but i think a lot of history is much more nuanced. >> cindy macleod asks the question what influence did the first and second national banks shave? >> the second bank i think is much more crucial and jackson's bank wore about not renewing the charter of the second bank and even more important the intense animosity to paper money which of course was the lifeblood for most of jackson's supporters. the relationships that exist around american history where the heartland and before that the jeffersonian world is consistently antagonistic to the money with the northeast, the banks and that scene in

those flights into westchester and newburgh and long island aren't paying off?t just a humanitarian crisis, immigration is affecting our elections. newly uncovered documents show hundreds of illegal aliens are on the voter rolls in north carolina, how is this possible? russell vote is the president for the center of renewing america, what can you tell me about this? >> we've identified these documents with our sister organization the american accountability foundation, the extent to which there is systemic and voter fraud being done in north carolina at the state board of election level and the dmv to incentivize illegal immigrants voting in the election which they are not supposed to do. what we have is documents and email traffic from the u.s. attorney in the eastern district of north carolina to the state board of education saying you have this problem, you're not taking the illegal immigrants off of the roles. you're not taking people convicted of voter fraud off the roles and what is worse and gets to the extent of it, the dmv is prepopulating the applicati

you have your old levi's from ninth grade long island. you still fit in them. unbelievable. >> sean: it is pink and i am throwing at eight at you. >> laura: krav maga, hannity is down to a 31-inch waist. all right, awesome show. we'll pick it up or you left off. i am learning from her this is "the ingraham angle" from washington. the senate psych out. that is the focus of tonight's angle. >> now it looks like as a republican scale back the u.s. senate races in play. >> extended candidates might ruin the republican chances for retaking the chamber. >> is a time to believe the democrats can keep the house? >> laura: right off the bat, let me be very clear. most of what you are hearing about the republicans' so-called dire position in the midterm senate races, it's designed to do one thing. demoralize the conservative base and depress turnout. every single one of these candidates, let's focus on the senate, deserves to win back over their liberal opponents. it's not even close. now was not the time for second-guessing or "see, i told you so. "you know i supported

. >> the first long island team since '78. first time in their 27 history.ou know the coaches. >> brian: i know of them but not in particular. they play three times a week. see them all the time. they always are great. they were never able to get out of the regionals. >> ainsley: now in the world series. >> steve: brian, you know, as all coaches know, that when you have a winning team, you eventually go broke because every time you win you have to take them to the dairy queen. every time you win, off to the dairy queen. >> brian: they could pay off with full scholarships to college. >> ainsley: that's true. >> steve: at this point they would just rather have the blizzard. >> ainsley: brian was a great coach when he coached soccer all the way through for his children. coached all of the teams and the kids would call him and say hey, coach, my mom canned take me to practice today can you pick me up. he would have a car full of them. >> brian: that is every coach's story by the way. three minutes after the top of the hour. today marks one year since the taliban

shouldn't explain why she was thinking of transferring, but it turned out she had met a young man from long island. they'd become boyfriend - girlfriend. and the young man didn't really fit in at kent state. he wore his hair too long, he didn't care about football. his roommate used a homophobic slur about him. and so he decided that he had some friends at the university of buffalo and he'd like to transfer there, and allison was going to follow him just as her mother had followed her father all those years. she and her boyfriend were together on the 4th of may, 1970, crouching in a parking lot when the bullet of from a national guardsmen ripped through the kennedy high t-shirt she was wearing that day. the next morning, the anger was flooding through the country in what would become the most intense moment of the anti war movement, college campuses shutting down all across the country and the protests reached to kennedy high school too. a group of kids went out of the school and they went to the flagpole in the front of the school and they demanded that the flag be lowered to half mast in allison

you have your old levi's from ninth grade long island.

yeah, only the good die young ♪ >> my drummer said the closest you've ever been to jamaica is the long islandkind of rhythm like instead of -- we did a shuffle. ♪ so i -- i credit the band for a lot of the arrangements. ♪ things that you might have done, well only the good die young ♪ >> sometimes your lyrics seem to me to be counteracting the melody. so, for example, the lyrics are soft and lyrical but the words are kind of cutting. >> it's an effective technique for writing a song. when they're opposites. she can kill with a smile, she can wound with her eyes. you don't think that's going to be like the words are -- it's like a nice folk song. ♪ she can lead you to love take you or leave you, she can ask for the truth but she'll never ♪ ♪ believe and she'll take what you give her as long as it's free ♪ ♪ yes she steals like a thief but she's always a woman to me ♪ >> and then you hear she's just a complete bitch, and then it just -- wait a minute, it's jarring. >> suddenly it gets harsh. >> yeah, but there are other songs where the -- the music actually complements what the lyric is. "summe

he has been director of the holocaust bill museum, farm, and folk life center on long island. worked at the greensboro historical museum in north carolina. jarrett received his m.a. in museum studies and b.a. in history from the university of carolina at greensboro. he is also a blacksmith, woodworker, raises bonsai trees, is a photographer and has acted in numerous films. it is wonderful to have him with us today. again, there will be time for q&a at the end of our presentation. please feel free to leave those at the bottom of your screen. without further ado i will turn the zoom over to jarred. >> hello! thank you so much for that great intro. thank you highland and the james monroe museum for having me. i am really excited to be here and to show you some really cool stuff from elizabeth monroe's life. before i begin, before i jump into the material, all of these cool artifacts that i have here, let me ask you a question. if you are in your house and time suddenly froze, everything just sort of, stood still. hundreds of years from now people were looking at the artifacts, th

and averell harriman opens the golf club in long island some of the founding partners marshall field and harriman helped fund bill haley. it's not that they were unwilling to do business deals and i think that's true of a lot of the interactions and the jewish banker ship with the lehman's and the goldmans and the banking groups. it's a very complicated mix of anti-semitism on the one hand but not that we won't occasionally go golfing. if you're looking for simplicity and you are looking for easy heroes and easy villains i'm not a big fan of that. they exist and i'm not going to write a complicated sympathetic book but a lot of history is. >> zachary wyatt influenced the first and second national banks? >> the second bank is i think must -- much more crucial and jackson does not renew the charter the second bank in even more partly jackson has intense animosity to paper money which was the lifeblood for most of jackson's supporters. this bizarre relationship that exists in america which the heartland of jacksonian world and before that the jeffersonian world is consistently antagonis

. >> shannon: a man's nagging what is believed to be a sand tiger shark from long island beach sunday dragging the shark and hanging onto its tail as it struggled to get back into the surf. one onlooker told "the new york post" the man caught the shark by accident while fishing and he was trying desperately to unhook it and set it free. we understand it did get back into the water and took off on its own. this beautiful or terrifying footage depending on your viewpoint taken from a plane during the storm, bursts of lightning alternating the planes blinking light against this backdrop of billing storm clouds -- yikes. took out this black bear and then just scaling barbed wire fence. he slowly navigated to the other side and stretched down to a droppable height and successfully dropped to the ground, mission accomplished. scary site in yellowstone when two sparring bison blocked the road, their standoff captured by onlookers who stopped to stare at the powerful beast as they locked horns, some yelling at tourists who got too close, if you've ever been there come you don't get out of you

in long island some of the founding partners in marshall field he helped create cbs is not like theywere unwilling to do business deals. i think that's true of interaction between the jewish bankers like the shifts in the lehmans and the golden in the wasp banking groups. pretty anti-semitism on the one hand but not to the degree we want to go golfing have dinner. that place to what i was saying before if you're looking for simplicity and easy heroes and easy villains i'm not a big fan of that, they exist i'm not going to write a glowingth complicated sympathetic book of hitler. i think a lot of history is much more nuanced. >> what inflicted the first and second national banks unguarded operation? >> the second bank is much more crucial. jackson's bank work of not redoing the charter. jackson's intense animosity to y paper money which was the lifeblood of jackson supporters. a bizarre relationship throughout american history where the heartland the jacksonian world and before that the jeffersonian world is antagonistic to the muddied to lead to the northeast the hamiltonian, the ban

and this year there are several shark attacks in the same day off long island, new york.archers reported 73 unprovoked invite last year in south carolina reported for. now, shark attacks are rare but authorities still encourage people to stay away from murky water, steep drop-offs and keep a lookout for their surroundings. marine experts that increased conservation efforts and climate change could explain this increase in shark sightings. arthel: so scary in those injuries are really serious. i hope they all recover to the best that they can given the serious injuries, christina: thank you very much. william appeared. >> the federal government is warning major airline step up their customer service admit a summer of chaos at u.s. airports. transportation department says new rules may be coming to better empower travelers if these flight disruptions continue. charles watson is life from hartsfield jackson in atlanta, charles. what have we got? >> say good afternoon william for the department of transportation stepping in with an ultimatum essentially sign the major airline