it was tagged off the nova scotia coast and traveled to the gum in january before returning north alonghe east coast of the u.s. >>> a mountaineer from nepal broke his own record by climbing mt. everest for a 24th time. he completed the last two in the same week. hefts leading a team of indian police when he reached the summit tuesday setting a new mark. he is strong and plans to scale ef re everest for a 25th time. >>> you can catch aaron rodgers among the fans not happy with how the epic series ended. roger's had a cameo in the episode playing terrified landing. still, that didn't stop him from going on a rant about the series finale. >> satisfied with the ending of "game of thrones"? >> no. you come down to the end and he says the person with the best story is brand. john had a better story. danny had a better story. they had a better story. brawn, a lot better story. i love the show, but, you know, the writers are also doing "star wars." i think they were busy this last season. >> slayed. >> whew. >> "game of thrones" fans getting good news from the author. he is hard at work on fin

there is a team that believes cabot will head northbound soon, possibly back to nova scotia, where cabotst fall. this was fairly involved process where researchers attached a spot tag to his dorsal fin and took blood and tissue samples. the samples help identify what he's been doing in the water as they track him. it is not unusual for a great white to be in the area, it is rare for a great white to be tracked as far west in the sound as he was on monday. this big fish is a real beef. take a look at how he measures up. measures 10 feet long, weighing 533 pounds, great whites can move 100 to 100 miles per day and researchers believe he swam into the sound after bait fish. it may sound scary, you may have "jaws" theme in your head. he is finding enough food. another great white was tracked in october of 2016. which is the last time somebody was attacked by a shark in this region? in 1961. cabot is popular and has his own twitter handle, tweeting to folks in greenich, asking what fun things there are to do around here. people have been working to find out where he is. the system has been go

soon back to the waters of nova scotia where he was tagged last year.s with researchers spotting tags to the dorsal fan and they took blood and tissue samples. the sample help identify what he's been doing in the water before he was caught. it is pretty rare for a great white to be tracked as far west as it was yesterday in the big fish is super big. you were probably seen some of the graphics we have shown today. almost 10 feet long, five and 33 pounds. he's 100 to 150 miles a day. researchers said he went after bait fish into the sound and while it may sound like a scary thing is actually a good thing according to researchers saying but finding enough food in the sound is definitely a good thing for researchers. back to you. >> as long as that food isn't us. lauren thank you. >> another interesting story the ceo we had earlier mentioning automation. gordon the robot. robert with more on this. >> mrs. gordon and he is the nation's first robotic arrest the and the founder of the company said he got the idea by standing in too many long lines waiting for

researchers tagged him off nova scotia in september. he then traveled to florida then back north.cabot's unexpected cameo on the recent effort to clean up the waters off long island sound. >> it's interesting that he's gone so far west into the sound and i think that's because it's cleaner than ever. i think it's because there's a lot of life there, and they're always on the life, these white sharks. he wouldn't be in there if the water was dirty. >> while the odds of a shark attack are small, the u.s. saw the largest number of unprovoked attacks worldwide last year. cape cod saw its first deadly shark attack in more than 80 years. local researchers believe 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

off the coast of connecticut re from a gps attached t almost ten-footer called cabin tagged in nova scotiar, they have been following him since. so when he appeared to surface l in tg island sound, residents were on alert. >> i'm going to probably go in a pool for the rest of the summer. >> reporter: but then is morning, new pings showed cabot all the way on the other side of long island, an unlikely swim in one day. and researchers point out justca e cabot appears to be gone -- but certainly he's not only shark in there >> reporter: already places like cape cod, massachuses, 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 pl

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the researchers tagged the male shark off nova scotia last year they're able to use to track its whereabouts. the shark has been on the move in recent months, from florida to delaware. the organization announced the new location of the 9'8", 533-pound shark named cabot with a tweet, using the shark's handle. "hello greenwich, how are you today?" new england states are worried about shark activity going into the summer months after last summer's deadly shark attack on cape cod. >> i have a report of an unknown shark bite, male party. >> reporter: the first fatality in more than 80 years. shark attacks in the long island sound are extremely rare. the last time a person was attacked here was more than half a century ago in 1961. david? >> all right, linsey, thank you for that. >>> when we come back, news tonight about a deadly home explosion. a husband and wife inside. only the wife surviving. >>> and more on that scare at the eiffel tower. with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. givingower tactually weyour cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about

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cabot was tagged last year off nova scotia.y west since being detected in north carolina. and cabot is a beast measuring 10 feet long, 533 pounds. these sharks can move quickly, 100 to 150 miles a day. researchers believe he swam into the sound after bait fish. it might sound scary, it is a good thing that he is finding enough food in the once-depleted sound. another great white was tracked in the sound in 2016. the last time a person was attacked by a shark in this area was 1961. there are brown, sand and two species of dog fish sharks. cabot has his own twitter account tweeting hello to the folks in greenwich what fun things there are to do around. there is so much interest in the app tracking him crashed for a while and came back on. he swam around to the south shore of long island. going 100 to 150 miles a day. he might swim back up here. we'll let you know how he is tracked today. back to you. >> sandra: a lot of people are tracking it now as an official twitter account as well. laura, thank you. >> terrible storms sweepin

that his team believes that cabot could be heading northbound soon, possibly back to the waters of nova scotiand took blood and tissue samples. it's not unusual nor a great white to be in the area. it's rare for a great white to be tracked as far west in the sound after he was monday. cabot is 533 pounds. researchers believe he swam in after bait fish. that means he's finding enough food in the ones depleted sound. researchers are happy about that. >> what does this mean for the sharp population overall? >> researchers told us today that they're very excited about cabot's movement because the large shark population is down 90%. that is a lot. in the early 2000s, the shark population got to about 10%. so finding these big sharks, tracking them and giving them room to mate and thrive is a big deal. now sharks like cabot have been tagged, research is showing that the big sharks are doing well. cabot has his own twitter handle. you can track him on the tracking app that has crashed several times ever since we've done the reports. now he's floating around by montauk right now. we'll follow him thro

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the great white was named nova scotia.he explorer, john cabot. >> tucker: i can think great white cheddar but not great white shark. kennedy, 7 points. that's the highest point total in the history of final exam. >> janice: oh my gosh, that's amazing. >> tucker: janice dean this does not diminish in any way your goodness as a person. thank you very much. >> janice: you still love me. >> kennedy: this would have been a win-win if janice dean had won this whole thing i would have celebrated her greatness. >> tucker: everyone would have.de but cabot? that was good. we have an eric wemple mug for you. it's on the way. maybe you will get a whole set of them.m. >> kennedy: in office mail. >> we will send it. >> janice: can i come back? i love you! >> tucker: of course can you come back. >> janice: let's do the kiss. thank you, both. >> tucker: well that's it for tonight's final exam. on to the weird news all week tune in to see if you can beat our experts. we'll be right back.y an beat ou. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ chicken?! chic

the storm is still lingering in nova scotia. it's going to feel like late march and early april.m portland, a hit of showers all the way down to long island. but we're now dry from new york to d.c. that's where the sun will come out first. look at these temperatures. brutally cold. at 27 in bangor. and low 40s upper 30s from buffalo to albany, all the way through boston. again that chill is still with us. but, this is it. it's not going to be this cold for a long time. for today, spring rebound will begin. in the middle of the country it feels like summer. some areas up to the 90s over the next couple of days. for today, 60s around pennsylvania. philadelphia to d.c., low to mid-70s. but boston only upper 50s. low 60s if we're lucky. on thursday, we continue to warm up. here's really warm air. look at omaha. 92 degrees. a big contrast. by the time we get to the weekend, the heat doesn't get to the northeast. it drives to the south. raleigh could be in the 90s this weekend. and very comfortable from pittsburgh into areas of the northeast. so, we're done with this yucky stuff in a l

this is the face of health care in nova scotia. for, ireceive care experience until sometime in july from the health. scotia haveova replied, president of doctors for nova scotia, this is the first time he has heard the story to this experience, it has the elements of all the problems nova scotia is our -- are facing. knowing full well that these departments are not equipped to be diagnosing cancer and are .tretched thin >> if you cannot act as a primary care physician, you cannot get these. the average wait time is about five months. we see it in the u.k., ambulances that are driving around london for hours, waiting for the emergency room to let a patient in. when they get in, they are often warehouse and hallways. testimony, people die in a hospital emergency room hallway, waiting to get care. that is how they ration care. they ration through waiting lines and the lack of access to medicines. in the united states, we have access to more than 95% of all new medicine. .n france, half of them first, i just want to say i am always imp

making his way from nova scotia all the way down to the gulf of mexico.carolina's outer banks where he met up with several o teragged sharks less than two weeks ago. cabot's arrivalt a connecticut beach justays before memorial day weekend, a reminder of what danger lurks in the water. last summer, beaches at new york's nearby fire island were temporarily closed after two kids were bitten in separate attacks. in cape cod, massachusetts, one man died after he was attacked. weeks earlerr, anoth swimmer 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

reporter: researchers tagged all four sharks with tracking devices last fall when they were in nova scotiaeter: now they' back together circlingff of north carolina and o-search is watching their every move. >> i'm b fascinated what significant life is therep >>ter: sea life, that is. a shark smorgasbord. o-search names each great white they tag. this group, necabot, ja, jefferson, and hal. hal weighing in at more than 1400 pounds. >> i need a bigger needle. >> reporter: as summer approaches, the great whites will be on the ve. >> once that temperature shifts, these animals will start moving and tey will mov fast and with purpose to the northeast. >> reporter: tourist destinations like cape cod are already on alert looking into ways to keep beachgoers safe afte a man was killed in 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

cabot is almost ten feet long and weighs over 500 pounds and was tagged off the coast of nova scotiahe way down to florida and back up north. the shark's track reminding us of that 1975 summer blockbuster "jaws" which followed a great white terrorizing the fictional amity island. but this real shark surprising researchers with how far into the sound it swam. crediting recent efforts to clean up the waters off those shores for cabot's unexpected cameo. >> it's interesting that he's gone so far west into the sound and i think that's because it's cleaner than ever. i think it's because there's a lot of life there and they're always on the life, these white sharks. he wouldn't be in there if the water was dirty. >> reporter: while the odds of a shark attack remain slim the u.s. saw the largest number of unprovoked attacks worldwide last year. back in september a great white killed a boogie boarder off the coast of cape cod. this year they will see more warning signs about sharks and safety kits for traumatic bleeding. some believe officials have responded too slowly and tried to raise mo

that really embraces that culture and really likes to bring those influences from france and from nova scotia've about nowadays we have the vietnamese. we have the irish. >> native american. >> native american. >> i love that you said your family was a family of foodies before foodies was a term everybody was using. you had these influences your dad was bringing to you. >> my dad's a dentist. but my dad was always the one, oh, let's go try this new thing, the kimchi. have some stinky cabbage. as a kid, it's like, you're going to try it. no, no, no. >> you ended up walking into emeril lagasse's restaurant at the age of 20 with eight months' food experience in. >> if this much. i walked in, green as hell, didn't know what i was doing. walked in there, got a job on awomen and worked my way up shoo that was like the finest emeril restaurant in town. >> yeah. >> that was bold. >> oh, totally. it was dumb. i walked into the restaurant and got a job as a fry cook. worked myself up as second in command and then broke off and did my own thing. >> and then you're like a fish amonger. >> bolder dumb on

reporter: since cabot was tagged he logged plenty of miles in the open ocean, making his way from nova scotiabefore coming back to north carolina's outer banks where he met up with several other tagged sharks less than two weeks ago. cabot's arrival at a connecticut beach just days before memorial day weekend, a reminder for many of what danger lurks in the water. last summer beaches at new york's nearby fire island were temporarily closed after two kids were bitten in separate attacks. in cape cod, massachusetts, a man died after he was attacked weeks earlier a man survived by punching him in his gills. >> the 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 t

he was tagged off the waters of nova scotia last year by an organization that researches and tracks marine first time a great white tag has been picked up in this area. cabot is kind of a celebrity. he's got his own twitter account and the tracking app has since crashed because people are trying to find out if he's still here. maria: i'm going to go tweet. thank you, laura. thanks, everybody. great show. stuart varney right now. stu, take it away. stuart: i will try to make a transition. good morning, everyone. the administration is giving china's huawei some breathing room, delaying for 90 days the restrictions on u.s. companies doing business with them. is that a sign of some thawing in the trade dispute with china? seems like the market is taking it as something of an olive branch. look at this. stocks rallying this tuesday morning. dow will be up about 170. chip stocks rebounding on the huawei news. technology stocks coming back a little after their slump. retailers mostly lower on weak earnings reports.

i think the outcome of this, as these nova scotia -- as these negotiations, they still need to be undertakenith the justice department. if it comes out of the judiciary committee, if they approve it, which we would expect they would because democrats have a majority on that committee, then it would go to the full house. from there, if it is approved by the house, it would proceed to the attorney's office. host: robert on our democrats line, you are on our guest that you are on our line with our guest, -- you are on our line with our guest, molly reynolds from the brookings institution. caller: i am tired of lawyers running our country. have you noticed that most politicians are lawyers? i think that is a problem. you need somebody who can use a shovel to run our country instead of all these lawyers. have you noticed when lawyers very them deep down instead of six feet? deep down they are pretty good people. guest: having a dispute about what the law says, what does the law require, you know, legal expertise is pretty important. again, it remains to be seen how this particular dispute will re

tracing the shark's movements after tagging it with electronic device in nova scotia last year the namedupdates. ainsley. ainsley: thanks, brian. celebrities in the media ramping up outrage over the so-called extreme restrictions on abortion in several republican states. >> these bills are ridiculous. this is what we were fighting so hard for with kavanaugh. >> none of these men will ever be pregnant. >> why are men having such a war against women. why is the republican party trying to set women back 50 years or 75 years? why do they want us to go back to the kitchen, barefoot and pregnant? ainsley: where are all the pro-life voices in these conversations who agree with the latest moves? our next guest arguing in a new op-ed that the left is dominating conversation and silencing their views because of their control of pop culture. here to explain is kerry gress. eighthology of home. good morning, kerry, thanks for being with us. >> good morning. thank you. ainsley: good morning. how did we get here when you are shopping at the grocery store and you see the front cover of magazines and me

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