i'm sure roy cohn and robert moses. robert, definitely at the bottom definitely and david dinkins, who i still my mayor, even though he's passed on and but was a man of elegance and grace and was classy he was classy. he really a class act and i think that you i think that he tried to please everyone and you can't please everyone of the time. but i think that he was a good person at heart and i think that he was good for city. yeah. you carry a governor in the seventies who i think you know there are a lot of parts of you kerry who people thought was kind of weird coloring his hair and having girlfriends and things like that, but he he individually put put together a team that saved the city of new york. he really the fiscal crisis allowing -- ravitch to become head of the mta who was able to clean up the subway system and put it back on track again. he put felix rhoden with the municipal assistance corporation to get us back on track. he is the one who selected all of these people, gave him the opportunity to put the ci

on july 3rd officials say a 15-year-old girl was bitten while swimming at robert moses state park.boy says he was bit at kismet beach. >> my first reaction was to immediately get out of the water and get help. >> reporter: on july 4th three more incidents, this time all involving adults at three separate locations. all five swimmers had nonlife-threatening injuries. cnn obtained this drone footage from robert moses state park beach on july 4th of what was initially described as sand sharks, but state park officials now say the animals are likely another species of fish according to the "new york times." >> what we're hearing from the shark experts is that these bites are undoubtedly a mistake. they think -- the sharks think they're feeding on bait fish or bunker fish and that's why these are bites. >> reporter: that's why park officials say having an eye in the sky is a critical asset. >> the drones much more inexpensive to fly, they can be deployed very rapidly. we are entering the natural habitat of these animals and there's always the potential for risk, but with all the assets

one of those suspected attacks took place right here off robert moses beach. this morning, lifeguards aren't letting people in the water. they have red flags up. they haven't told us why. that could be rip currents, put we also know they're flying a drone which they flew yesterday to look for sharks. this is one of the most popular beaches in the new york city area. it is going to be crowded here for sure today. and this news might give beachgoers pause. this morning, fresh shark fears off the coast of new york. prompting new warnings for beachgoers heading out to celebrate the july 4th holiday. >> shark attack at the lifeguard station. rescue's been notified. >> reporter: two incidents happening just seven miles apart. on monday, long island police responded to calls of a shark attack at kismet beach on fire island. police say a 15-year-old boy was surfing when he was bitten. puncturing his left heel and toes. >> he was able to swim to shore where our marine gear and a good samaritan were able to assist him and get him over to a local hospital where he's reco

this is video from robert moses park. these are described as sand sharks.kely other species of fish arks cording to "the new york times." >> what we're hearing is these bites are undoubtedly a mistake. the sharks think they're baiting on fish. >> reporter: that's why having an eye in the sky is a critical asset. >> the drones are not expensive to fly. there's always the potential for risk, but with all the assets and manpower that we have e employed here, the idea is to keep people as safe as possible. >> it's not just the northeast on heightened alert. this was the scene on monday in pensacola beach, fr. where a shark was spotted swimming near the shore. it may seem like we're seeing more shark encounters, experts say that isn't necessarily the case. >> i'd love more documentation because everyone's got a cellphone. we see more of these things, so they come into our living rooms really quickly. >> on friday they announced they would provide some of the u.s. coastal communities not only with the drone technology they need but the training to keep a watchful

lado del pais, se han visto mas tiburones en las playas, lo ultimo en long island >> en la playa robert mosede la municipalidad de () explicó como intensifican el patrullaje para mantener la seguridad. >> incluye el uso de motos acuáticas para patrullar las aguas al tiempo que se capacita a los salvavidas para identificar las aletas dorsales de los tiburones. la comunicación es clave para una respuesta rápida en caso de una emergencia, asegura >> por la poca visibilidad este jueves la autoridad puso límites a los bañistas. >> hasta la rodilla entramos: >> no hemos visto ningún tiburón; pero les tenemos miedo, claro que sí. >> ¡¿pero sí de mayor vigilancia claro, hay mucha vigilancia, apenas pase de la rodilla y me sacaron? >> een los últimos dos años han tenido 30 reportes de tiburones en estas aguas, y los bañistas sin duda aprecian el esfuerzo de las autoridades. >> yo si he visto mayor vigilancia, he visto salvavidas para allá y para acá tambien botes. >> estamos s seguros n no hay n dede peligro estamoss enen este todos, hay mucha seguridad. >> alrededor de 60 voluntarios se dieron cita

last year along the beaches both at another major facility jones beach and at robert moses, the amountxpand nearly the entire length of the park, four miles. >> steve: wow. >> and they went about 200 feet into the atlantic. that's thousands -- tens of thousands, maybe even hundreds of thousands of these small fish. so, of course, the larger marine life has been coming in to feed off of them. you know, we have drone video of sharks going through all those bait fish, and it's just -- that's how we've seen it for the last few years. and, you know, we've been saying it's our new normal because we have to react to that. we have to be ready for that. so we were very fort this year, governor hochul and new york state legislature gave us additional funding. so, you know, drones is the answer in our mind. we can survey the beaches. we can see -- and these new drones, they are amazing. you know, when we first started seeing these a few years ago, we went to a local department store to get some drones because we wanteded to make sure that we kept all of the swimmers safe. now these improved drone

live from robert moses state park with more. bruella. >> kayleigh, good morning.rtime in long island means shark sightings and sometimes encounters. this video was captured by a drone, showing 50 sand sharks swimming in the water. the beach was shut down twice. that video on the same day shark ataxes were spotted. a 15 year old boy was nipped in the heel and toez at kismet and another girl hurt in a suspected shark attack. this video from pensacola beach showing a shark swimming dangerously close to beach goers. on long island, warning signs expected to go out at town of islip beaches. this was likely a mistake and the shark was waiting too close to shore and got a human, instead of a fish. >> kayleigh: if you see a fin, get out of the water. thank you. turning to this, federal judge ruling white house communing with big tech firms resulted in censorship. the judge determining the hunter biden laptop story was censored on social media, calling it biggest attack on free speech in u.s. history. outkick founder clay travis joins me now. clay, what i find stunning, i

cotton, joins us from robert moses beach. c.b., what is going on out there? >> hi, gillian.land is said to outpace the number of shark bites that happened last summer. as you mentioned, we are already at five. last summer eight. waters in the northeast are being monitored closely every single day before swimmers can get in, and for good reason. take a look. a pod of 50 sand tiger sharks was spotted by drone surveillance 4th of july morning. about 200 yards offshore at a long island beach. the sharks were spotted at 8:00 a.m. and swimmers were not allowed until an hour and a half later. the day before, 15-year-old girl was bitten. five swimmers have been bitten on long island, feet, thighs, knees, hands, all were life-threatening injuries. and out of florida, a shark was spotted at a pensacola beach, dangerously close to swimmers. sharks are swimming closer to the shore to bead on bunker bait fish. always swim where a lifeguard is watching and avoid murky waters. it's not something you want to happen. >> the vast majority are sand sharks so puncture wounds, but you also have

at robert moses beach on long island with more. >> reporter: sharks are swimming closer to the shores is the new normal according to experts was a part of 50 sand tiger sharks was spotted by surveillance at 8 a.m. fourth of july morning. 200 yards offshore at a long island beach. swimmers were not allowed in the water for an hour and a half. since july 3rd a total of five swimmers have reported being bitten. the bikes leaving behind wounds on people's feet, thighs, knees, hands but all were non-life-threatening injuries. look at this video out of florida. a shark was spotted at a pensacola beach dangerously close to swimmers who started rushing to shore. here is how you can avoid being mistaken for food. >> swimmers should only swim in lifeguard protected areas. don't go into murky waters and do not go into areas that have dolphins or other marine life. >> reporter: state wide, not only using drones but jet skis to survey the water. dave: thank you. sorry we had trouble with your connection but it is a scary situation. that does it for us on coast-to-coast. "the big money show" is he

they were sand sharks, and they were just about 200 yards offshore at field number three at robert mosesday before. we got our drones up first thing in the morning, we scanned the beaches, prior to 8:00 a.m. when the lifeguards go on duty, and that's when we spotted those sharks. we then did not authorize swimming until about 9:30, about an hour and half later. we usually wait an hour, but there were so many sharks out there that we said, you know what? let's be safe and wait an extra half-hour. we kept scanning the borders and we kept looking and we didn't see anything, so we then reopened for the day. >> definitely better to play it safe. are experts telling you why we are seeing so many shark encounters right now, and why they are so close to shore in many of these cases? >> as your experts had mentioned, we have seen bait and bunker fish, which are the feeder fish for the larger fish, all along the shoreline. last year, at robert moses state park, the entire beachfront, over 4 miles, we had a huge amount of bait and bunker fish, and they are about 200-300 feet offshore. that's a trem

robert moses beach on long island was closed when 50 sharks were seen floating around off shore.orter: while millions of americans were enjoying the fourth of july, the sharks were not taking a break. in florida, it is the pensacola area as a shark was darting around swimmers, the dorsal fin was bopping up and down as people were running to the stand. there was a trio of attacks on july 4th making that five incidents in two days. shark sightings along the east coast. sending shock waves. a shark in the pensacola area darted around swimmers and sent them rushing to dry land earlier this week as folks on the beach were screaming get out of the water. >> it looks like we have a hammer shed shark. >> reporter: another fer oesh fish spots off the coast of surfside in miami. a hammerhead crashing independence day celebrations swimming feet from the busy shore. and farther north, three suspected attacks as people pack the beaches on long island for the holiday. officials say two men in their 40s and a 50-year-old woman are the latest victims from separate shark bite incidents. all three

well, it might be a bit alarming for the beach goers here at robert moses beach one of the attacks tookng prohibited that's because the life guards aren't yet on duty this is one of the most popular beaches, public beaches in the new york city area it is likely going to be crowded later today. and this story could give beach goers pause. this morning fresh shark fears off the coast of new york, prompting new warnings for beach goers heading out to celebrate the july 4th holiday. >> shark attack at the life guard station. rescue has been notified. >> reporter: two incidents happening just seven miles apart. on monday, long island police responded to calls of a shark attack on fire island. police say a 15-year-old boy was surfing when he was bitten, puncturing his left heel and toes >> he was able to swim to shore where a good samaritan was ready to assist him and get him over to a local hospital where he's recovering with non-life threatening injuries. >> reporter: earlier in the day at robert moses state park, a officials say a 15-year-old girl was treated for three small bite wounds on

working with congressman richie torres with that, robert moses who divided the bronx into the south bronx and north bronx with the cross bronx expressway. that is a little stretch and not many people know about it that connect the george washington bridge. that is called the trans manhattan expressway. i would like perhaps for that to be considered. less than a mile perhaps or stretch. i would like for that to be considered in the studies and the work in capping that infamous parking lot i have in my district. sec. buttigieg: we would love a chance to work with you on that. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >>>> just as a housekeeping matter i went to advise the members to make sure everybody gets a first question. we have two more members to go. we will bring the hearing to a close for time consideration out of respect for the secretary. a lot of us have travel needs as well. only two more questions. final statements by the ranking member and myself. i recognize my very good friend from arkansas for questions. >> thank you, mr. chairman. prayers for the oklahoma region devastated by the tornad

officials closing robert moses beach for an hour and a half before the waters were deemed safe to opencome one day after a teen girl was bitten by a shark at the same beach which isn't too far away from where a 15-year-old boy was hurt in the first confirmed shark attack of the season. look at this video from florida showing a shark swimming dangerously close to beach goers forcing some in the water to rush to shore. and that is why i do not go into the water. kayleigh. >> kayleigh: i don't blame you. and that's from a floridian. what san diego's solution to a raging homeless crisis? safe sleeping sites. the first of two such areas had the grand opening this week featuring restrooms meals mobile showers and while residents can't bring in drugs, weapons or alcohol, it does not require its visitors to be sober. our next guest was a former heroin addict who lived on the streets in san francisco for six months before he got clean. san francisco activist tom wolf, he joins us now. tom, welcome. >> good morning. >> kayleigh: tom, i also understand you were arrested six times, you turned your

week, including a teenager surfer out on long island where nbc's emilie ikeda joins us now, at robert mosess was recently spotted is that right, emilie? >> reporter: yeah, that's right. we're talking about dozens this is what everyone has been talking about all week long. the recent shark encounters have lifeguards urging people to exercise caution and common sense before heading into the water. they're also ramping up drone patrols, which as you mentioned captured dozens of sand sharks lingering, just about 200 yards from where i'm standing earlier this week. experts reminding people, for the millions flocking to the beaches this summer, that the ocean is open to a wide array of sea life, including sharks and we are the visitors. >> here they come. oh, my gosh! >> reporter: from the gulf shore to beaches in the northeast, a recent string of shark sightings and encounters have holiday beachgoers and lifeguards on high alert >> i need you to respond to a 10-9 shark attack. >> 15-year-old peter bencoli telling news 12 long island he felt something sharp while he was out surfing early monday e

robert macfarlane, the english nature writer, called that ruling a nationwide wake—up call. well there is a fight—back on. for more on this let's speak tojon mosesin england trespass is a civil offence, not a criminal offence so long as you don't cause damage or disruption activity. don't cause damage or disruption activi . ~ . don't cause damage or disruption activi . m ,, ., activity. much you can access land and if you're _ activity. much you can access land and if you're a _ activity. much you can access land and if you're a challenge - activity. much you can access land and if you're a challenge and - activity. much you can access land and if you're a challenge and go i and if you're a challenge and go about your way politely not really much harm can come to you for the info theory the landowner can take you to court but that would be a waste of their time. i you to court but that would be a waste of their time.— waste of their time. i said there waste of their time. i said there was a fight _ waste of their time. i said there was a fight back— waste of their time. i said there was a fight back on. _ waste of their time. i said there was a