sharks.rungs the rj dunlap lab in miami policy makers can make good conservation decisions based upon science. >> really can't express the value that jim brings to a project like this. he relies on jim for shark savvy. the best conditions. he can design and make it. this is where you are likely to find neil when he is in the field. the shark and hi gather data. a 5-day expedition off of the shores of the bahamas to drag up to 20 tiger sharks. the largest sharks in the tropics. >> he was invited for the missing. >> people ask me why should we care? as an a pex predator meaning they live at the top of the food pyramid they play an important role. when you remove that predator, there can be a domino effect of other members of the community. >> you have that. i join neil and his team as they packed the research gear. >> a little over prepared than under prepared when you are in the middle of the ocean. crew. >> this is going to be your home for the next week. boat. >> my new home. after a rough o

rich but is wiping off the shark. >> the sharks are roughly half the size they were eight years ago and the catch rate is lower. >> these problems get worse and worse and everybody just carries on. basically it's commercial suicide. >> reporter: environmentalists say that they captured this video. australia and u.s. have just banned the practice of shark finning. the only countries to do so. one study shows depleting shark populations disturbing the rest of the food chains in unexpected ways. ultimately destroys commercial fish such as tuna and jack. environmentalists want authorities to step in. >> we have to take action soon other wise it'll too late to restore the balance in oceans that took thousands of years to perfect. >>> since we first documented that story on bay area chinese restaurants, investigators say a black market for shark fins has now emerged. >> reporter: 2014 is the chinese year of the horse but sharks are getting a lot of attention this weekend too. that's because shark fins a chinese delicacy are still surfacing in bay area herb shops and restaurants despite a

that shark was believed 4 feet long. the sharks frasier danced were longer. we traveled to the bahamas meeting up with frasier and the conversationist. they acknowledged the risk in the blue mermaid performance. >> she is out there exposing herself. a huge part of this is about trust. she is literally putting her life in our hand. every time. because she is down at the bottom of the ocean, weighted down. if we didn't do our job, she dies. >> still, critics like international shark attack, call frasier's type of performance a stunt, telling abc news, such practices are not only dangerous but counterproductive in that the eventual backlash that will occur once she gets bitten will be directed at the man eating shark rather than at the stupid human trick. i suited up to get a closer look myself. uncaged well supervised. a single bite. even a nugget bite from one of these sharks could kill us. and we would bleed out before we would get to the boat. but underwater hannah is holding her breath for 90 second at a time. again and again. her only life line, the safety

sharks done like the way people taste. sharks like fish. keeps his lip, but the shark does so much damage the doctor has to sew 285 stitches. >> instantaneously it hurt. what actually hurt the most were the snappers that were coming in to take a bite of my lip that was hanging. >> but just three days later, dave resumes his kissing hijinks. >> it's just a hazard of the job. one shark bite is not going to deter me from doing what i love. >>> guadalupe island, mexico, december, 2008. a fearless pair takes to the ocean in search of jaws. a massive 15-foot great white chomps down on a bloody chunk of bait. what happens next is caught on camera. a terrifying attack and a desperate escape. patrick walsh and paul campo have a couple dozen years' experience swimming with sharks. >> definitely an adrenaline junkie and really enjoy the outdoors. scuba diving is a new passion for me. always wanted to be in the water. >> i've been diving for about 28 years. as soon as i break the surface of that water, all those problems that are going on in everyday l

techno's phil torres gets up close and personal, with some of the word's did hiest sharks. >> shark on >> sharks, their name inentired wonder and fear. vilified at the world's kill machine. >> i haven't had a single aggressive shark in over 35 years of swimming with them, on a daily basis. >> jim abernathy owned a scuba diving business. if this is a shark around, you are likely to find him in the water with a camera. >> that was fun. >> we have 400 billion years of sharks shaping our oceans health, and in the last 50 years, in my watch, we have literally destroyed it. he runs the r.j. dunlap marine conservation lab at the university of miami. and his primary missions studying sharks in the wild, so policy makers can make good decisions based on science. >> i reallyn't can express in words the value of that jim brings to a project like this. >> he relied on jim. >> he can get us to the shark, he can figure out what the best conditions are, and help us design an analyze the results of our study based on his knowledge. this is where you are likely to find neil when he is in the field. mak

as potential shark bait. >> behind her!tors, what's the cost of dancing with the sharks? plus, two of a kind. they're as close as sisters can be. but when they were born they were even closer. our robin roberts celebrates an 18-year journey with some very special twins. >> and the fault in our stars. the it girl of the moment, shaileen woodley stars in the hit movie of the summer and the inspiring real life story behind it. >> thank you very much. >> and political earthquake, as we go on the air we have the latest on the massive tea party victory tonight over eric cantor. but first, the "nightline" five -- >> i tried depend last weekend. it really made the difference between a morning around the house and getting a little exercise. >> depend gives you fit flex. our best protection. a smooth, comfortable fit. get your free sample at depend.com. >> if you suffer from >>> good evening. nothing clears a beach in summer quite as fast as a shark sighting. so what happens when some of the deadliest predators on the planet meet a p

. >>> this fisherman thinks he hooked a shark. but it's the shark who's hooked him. caught on camera, a cop caught off guard. a driver on a dangerous path. a sky diver crashing to earth. >> ahh! >> uh-oh. >> unexpected situations -- >> oh, my god. a, my god. >> unpredictable endings. >> is it going to blow up? >> improbable suspects. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. >>> and what in the world is this car thief doing on a golf course? >> he's going to steal a golf cart now. "caught on camera: surprise." >>> hello, i'm contessa brewer. welcome to "caught on camera." when it comes to sky diving, you may want excitement, but you don't want surprises. certainly not at thousands of feet in the air. but surprise is what one skydiving instructor gets. not once, not twice, three times in one day. all while heading straight for the ground below. >> you in? [ screaming ] >> it was really not my day. i should have stayed in bed that day. >> oh, my gosh. >> adrian "wildman" thuma is a skydiving instructor who takes adventurous clients on jumps in australia. >> oh, yeah. >> on january 12

with her swimming with the sharks.at matt gutman did? >> reporter: 30 feet down and with no air, professional mermaid hannah fraser looks like shark bait. >> oh my god! >> reporter: but for fraser, there sharks aren't close enough. the only contact, a tickle on the snout. >> she is a very brave girl. >> reporter: her seemingly death-defying dance, a protest performance meant to show sharks' man-eating reputation is undeserved. in fact, while every year humans kill 100 million sharks for sharks only kill about six humans. >> you surrendered yourself to these animals. >> there wasn't one single moment when i felt like the shark was going to attack or was interested in eating me. >> reporter: it's a point this mermaid's made over and over, swimming with whale sharks, manta rays, even a whale. diving in with her i saw it firsthand with a shark that seemed to crave advocates. affection. but the list is real which is why her mermaid tail stays onboard. too easily mistaken for shark food. >> behind her! >> reporter: instead e

and they can see where a pregnant shark goes versus where a non-pregnant shark goes and maybe get an idea of where they're pupping out. >> how does this help conserve the shark population. >> people have been trying to conserve sharks for decades but they're mysterious beasts. we don't know that much about them. we're trying to learn as much information about them what makes these sharks. >> that must have been a lot of fun. >> they call it controlled chaos. it feels like madness but they've been doing it for a long time and they ensure that the sharks are safe. people are safe, and i got to tackle sharks in the name of science. >> had you done anything like that before? >> that whole idea of a job swap, forget that. >> thank you. >> are you kidding me? check out "techknow" this saturday night 7:30 p.m. eastern. that's 4:30 p.m. in the west on al jazeera america. >>> another big world cup supply set to tell but. we'll go live to brazil. also pot sellers in colorado say they should be allowed to advertise on social media. that's next. and then "real money with ali velshi." >> coming u

. >>> and it's turning out to be the summer f the shark. a great white shark appears at a popular beach as predators explode. this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, june 30th, 2014. good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm lauren lyster in for anne-marie green. this morning united airlines is trying to figure out why an emergency evacuation slide opened up mid flight. united 415 headed from chicago to orange county. when it opened up the plane made an emergency landing in wichita. 96 passengers and four crew members were on board when the evacuation chute suddenly inflated in the rear of the plane. >> you heard a big bang and a hiss and they just had a panicked look and they quickly took the carts and ran backwards to the front of the plane and we all turned around and the whole back part of the cabin plane where they sat was full of the chute. >> the passengers were evacuated. no one was injured. >>> now to the weather. heavy rain and possibility tornadoes are in the forecast today for parts of the plains and midwest. over the weeke

in fact, while every year humans kill 100 million sharks for sharks only kill about six humans. >> yourself to these animals. >> there wasn't one single moment when i felt like the shark was going to attack or was interested in eating me. >> reporter: it's a point this mermaid's made over and over, swimming with whale sharks, manta rays, even a whale. diving in with her i saw it firsthand with a shark that seemed to crave affection. but the list is real which is why her mermaid tail stays onboard. too easily mistaken for shark food. >> behind her! behind her! >> reporter: instead no mask or air tank. every 90 seconds she gulps air and another breath hold and she's back dancing with her shark friends. matt gutman, abc news, the bahamas. >>> our thanks to matt and remember game three of the nba finals 9:00 eastern tonight. for diane and all of us thank you for watching. we'll see you back her >>> next a tragic accident involving a 10-year-old boy and illegal fire works >> a spotlight on washington red skins controversial team name. >> i'm sandhya patel. temperatures toppling today. how l

scott newlen has been a shark biologist for 15 years and says san bars sharks are very common in theer, bug by the are not. he says thinks first documented case he is aware of in delaware. >> this shark was not interested in feeding. it looked like an instinct bite. >> reporter: it appears it bit vance4:45 and this was very young as this is season female sharks give birth. >> females come in the base and that basically means they are giving birth to young and then those young are trying to figure out what they need to do. >> as for vance the 16 year-old needed 22 stitches, resting at his bellmawr home and expect to make a full recovery. reporting from sussex county delaware, todd quinones, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well this next story is borderline ridiculous. seattle doctor accused of sexing during surgery doctor arthur sent hundreds, hundreds, of inappropriate texts while providing anesthesia to patients during child birth and other surgeries at swedish medical center. the medical board alleged that he improperly prescribed oxycodone and other drugs. charge december not indicat

there are a lot of sharks in the world. if you want to complete the swim, you will have to deal with them. if you want to change the world, don't back down from the sharks. jobs is to conduct underwater attacks. we practice this technique extensively during training. it's where a pair of divers are dropped in any harbor and swim well over two miles underwater using nothing but a depth gauge and compass to get to the target. during the entire swim, even well below the surface, there is some light that comes through. it is comforting to know that there is open water above you. ship, you approach the which is tied to appear, the light begins to fade. the structure of the ship blocks the moonlight, blocks the surrounding streetlamps, locks all ambient light. to be successful, you have to swim under the ship and find the keyhole. this is your objective. but it is also the darkest part of the ship, where you cannot see your hand in front of your face, or the noise from the machinery is deafening. you can fail. under the knows tha

this comes after teenager is bitten by a shark yesterday.ut of the hospital tonight and recovering sharing his story and some graphic photos of his brush with a powerful animal many fear. he spoke to fox 29's will thomas about the attack and whether he'll be getting back in the water any time soon. >> right now it's fine. like the medicine the hospital gave me is working. but when the medicine wears off, whoo, it hurts. >> reporter: he's back home but it's going to take weeks for andrew van that is heal from a shark attack monday evening. the 16 year old was swimming in about 5 feet of water her at cape henlopen park about 5:00 o'clock and all of a sudden a shark bit andrew's left arm. he had to fight to break free. >> i saw something clinching on my arm, and there was a shark -- a huge shark i punched it in the mouth he didn't let go i stuck my thumb in my mouth and tried to put his head off and he let go. >> a marine biologist believes it was juvenile sand bar shark. like this one we found on the web. >> i would say no more than 3 feet lon

are the sharks changing their habits or are we? what is natural to us, natural temperature regimes that are comfortable for ourselves. so sharks have their own particular temperatures they're happy in. we do, too. if the waters warm up farther to northerly waters in our hemisphere, sharks and humans both will be probably swimming farther north. >> that's really reassuring. we're swimming more and they're swimming more where we're swimming. not only are there more people on earth as we move through time, there are more sharks i understand, too. so is this a simple math thing going on here? more of them, more of us, more meals? >> well, of course, sharks took it on the chin for a couple disableds overfishing and habitat loss and there are now measures in place to help get those populations back up to normal, at least in the case of the white shark, our studies indicate that the white shark population is in fact increasing. >> so times are good for the great white shark, as you say, the population is up i think 42% since 1997. i didn'

ten times as many. >> you need white sharks. you really need them. >> john is a shark scientist at the california academy of scien science. he says while some debate the numbers are correct he's confident the first study was wrong. >> they are more cautious in their methodology and i think this number is the correct number. >> the great whites could remain unendangered helping fishermen. >> there are ways to prevent the death of white sharks in fishing nets. >> what about the switching and surfing with these predators? >> a little discerning when you see sales out there with you. >> it's their home and ocean. >> when you consider there are two, three, maybe four at most attacks attacks in california every year, that's a very small number unless you happen to be one of the victims. >> we are told because there have been many more regulations protecting the sharks meals the population is likely on the rise. >> well maybe you wrant to see one of these. surfers got the close and personal look with a southern white whale. this happen

pushing away a shark. their skin is very rough. >> reporter: the idea of a shark bite might be unsettling to some. scott newell land has been shark biologist for 15 years. he says sand bar sharks are very common in these waters but bites are not. he says this is the first do you meaned case he's aware of in delaware. >> the shark was uninterested in feeding it looked like it was an instinct bite. >> it's believe the shark that bit andrew was very young. as this is the season female sharks are giving birth. >> the faux males usually come not bays and estuaries up here to pup and that basically means they're giving birth to young and those young are still trying to figure out what they all need to do. >> reporter: and as for vans the senior old needed 22 stitches. he's resting at his delmar home and is expected to make a full recovery. reporting in sussex county, delaware, todd quinones cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> new video at 11:00 o'clock tonight of the man accused of stabbing a police officer and then ste

his excite over reeling in an 80-pound shark. they say it is dramatic turn-around in the population in the atlantic. hernandez and a growing roster of others like him can vouch for that. with sightings and close encounters rushed online nearly as fast as the great white itself. >> new york, dirty water, new york city, but when you have white sharks this close, it's a good sign that the ecosystem is good. >> reporter: a good study by noaa finds great white sharks spread across the entire east coast in much healthier number than the period of decline in the '70s and '80s, up 42%, since 1997. >> while this is a victory for sharks at this particular time, it's only a partial victory. these animals still have a ways to go. and we'll have to continue to monitor them very carefully. >> reporter: though steven spielberg sent a chill down america's collective spine nearly 40 years ago, the shark's roaring comeback isn't a reason to shudder as they typically have little interest in humans. >> the sharks are really the lions in the sea. the

chad pradelli has more. >> reporter: the shark attack happened at 5:00 p.m.esterday at the state park in about five feet of water and it happened just about there. a teenager was bit on the arm and he was rushed to a local hospital. >> this morning the hum of a chopper echoed above. the waves crashed into the shore and no one was in the chilly atlantic, some read the paper and some played video games as wildlife officials tried to determine if it was safe after the shark attack. >> it was scary, we were here yesterday. >> i was skeptical that it happened. the victim andrew vance, was wading in five feet of water when the shark bit him on the arm. >> believe it was a juvenile sand bar shark, they are in the area having their young, there are a good many of the young ones out there now. >> was transferred to the hospital by ambulance and received a fair amount of suture sutursutur sutures and had large cuts on his arm. >> they cannot remember a shark attack during their time on the job. people were allowed back in the ocean today. >> we didn't see any sharks an

there was huge shark. >> wow. terrifying moments for that delaware teenager attacked by a shark, how he managed to fight it off. >>> and some people are already making their plans for this fourth of july. but, people in one south jersey town, not going to see any of that, no fireworks, why cherry hill officials say it is just too dangerous. >> okay, so good day everyone, it is wednesday, june 11, 2014. i just tweeted out that you called me cheap for not kicking on the ac yet. so been thinking, caitlin, that the fans would be just enough to get us through. >> no. chris, please, can you out there, tweet or facebook him, if you think it is okay? have you turned on -- have you put on the air-conditioning in your home? because it has been so mug. >> i i think today's the day, caitlin. >> i cannot believe you're going this long. your free dry california. this must be so oppressive for you. here you go, welcome to philadelphia where you turn your ac on june 1st and it stays on through september 1st, because once the humi

we're used to shark report roar the five people went out fishing for may company sharks and to attract those sharks they hung a chum bucket like this one on the side of their boat in the youtube video you can see the great white shark reach up and rip off the chum bucket off the side of the boat. they had to go get a new one today and told the story the shop own are in gave them discount on this new one. the shark hung out near the boat for about 20 minutes. >> swim, circle the boat, go under the boat, come back several times, stick its head up. >> reporter: enough time for clark to guess she weighed just shy of 1 ton. >> it was sticking out both sides of the boat. kids were looking at the shark. >> the only time they got nervous when it started gnawing on their outboard motor outside of it was a relatively calm view of one of the ocean' great predators. >> likelihood of seeing another one that close is probably never going to happen. it was great event once in lifetime deal. >> reporter: fish story to top them all. matt rivers cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> also, new tonight, route 541 i

the shark's electronic tag washed ashore four months after the shark disappeared. the shark had plunged to the bottom of the ocean in a matter of seconds. the only way that could happen, they say, is if the shark were inside another living creature. >> or a sharknado. (laughter) >> the shark died when it got hit by the yoenis cespedes ball from the outfield. [ laughter ] he did it again tonight folks. stay tuned. ampagne ,,,,,,,, ♪ ♪all day and all of the night - the kinks♪ ♪all day and all of the night - the kinks♪ yoplait. with a smooth and creamy taste your whole family loves. it is so good all the time. star command, i'm detecting increof happiness. ...and the speed readings are off the chart! paradise found! luscious locks! great glittering galaxies! the happiest place on earth keeps getting happier! this summer with a disneyland resort room and ticket package you get the time you need to enjoy it all. there's no end in sight! i'm going to need more time. >> the kings have the shame pain on ice at madison square garden. won a record eight straight at home. scr

the the sandbar sharks, puffing and is there a large amount of young sandbar sharks around. >> reporter: scott newlen says something else could have attracted the sharks. >> there is been a large carc u.s. on the beach. >> reporter: beach reopened tuesday afternoon,. >> this is pretty close too, so it makes you wonder what else is swimming in close. >> reporter: officials stressed that this is uncommon, not something you'de in a popular movie. >> i don't think you need a bigger boat, not this time. the teen needed 22 stitches but he is expect to be okay. live from dell maur, delaware, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> this story getting buzz on social media, plenty of people commenting on facebook and twitter pages about this. >> eileen is one, she says it is their ocean, we just swim in it. that is true. tara says we were right outside of this park and decided not to go in, holy molly. >>> what about you, do you think it is safe to go in the water. connect with us on facebook, and twitter, and you can see your comments right here, on "eyewitness news". >>> commuters can ex

but a shark bite is very rare.fficials believe young sand bar shark bit the teen as pre caution lifeguards and scientists will be out monitoring the water for shark activity today. >>> the franklin institute is expanding. saturday the institute will officially debut the nicholas pavilion our cameras got a sneak peek today. 53,000 square foot wing home to brand new exhibits including your brinn and circus science under the big top. saturday's ribbon cutting the institute will offer free add mig to the first 500 visitor. >> turning to your weather authority now life look at center city we're in for another round of pop-up showers. let's check back in with chief meteorologist scott williams. >> iain, it's not raining everywhere but where it is raining you're looking at one to 2-inches per hour. those rainfall rates and right now in particular northern sections of camden county, moving into northern burlington county some very moderate to heavy rainfall right now around pennsauken, mt. laurel as well as the moorestown

, wearing shark shield -- devices that emit a sound to deter sharks, and they have installed 10 camerasto monitor 20 kilometers of each. >> in preparation for the world cup, we've got these new integrated video monitoring stations, and we have nearly doubled the number of watchtowers. we have also doubled our personnel. past 21 years, there have been 51 shark attacks, but none so far this year. beachgoers are under raised. >> i have only been here, like, a day. >> every year, there are fewer shark attacks than people who die from vending machines, so i'm not too worried. say the safety risks in brazil have been exaggerated. >> there's a lot of that then a lot of crime, and i'm sure there is, but there is everywhere. >> sharks or no sharks, many football fans' only concern is snatching victory from the jaws of defeat. >> a quick reminder of the top stories -- make and for to indifference is -- make an effort to address their indifference is. this from president obama. at last, a u.s. army sergeant -- after five years as a taliban captive to continue his medical treatment. and the second

was bitten by a small shark. we will get a first look at his injuries tonight. the boy was bitten at the state park in sussex county. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live in bellmawr where the teenager is recovering tonight, syma. >> reporter: what was supposed to be a fun peaceful day at the beach turned terrifying for one teen. this is what andrew vance's arm looks like after he was bitten by a shark. he posted this picture on facebook. the teen was swimming at the beach park in delaware on monday evening. officials say it is unheard of for a shark to bite swimmers in this area in 20 years i have not dealt with any shark by the, in the state park history here. >> reporter: by looking at the injury experts believe he was bitten by a young sandbar shark. >> this shark was not interested in feeding. it looked like an instinct bite. >> reporter: they say it is common to see sandbar sharks this time of the year in this area but another factor could have drawn in more sharks. >> there was a large carc us

shows a boom in great white sharks.since 1997 the great white shark population increased by 42%. most of the sightings, between massachusetts and new jersey. in great whites, nature created the perfect hollywood nightmare. a truck size fish, up to 7,000 pounds and 23 feet long. fast as a horse and armed with 300 flesh-slicing teeth. scientists are crediting to an increase of their favorite food, seals, a federal ban on hunting great white and its effort to change their image. >> the whole world needs sharks in order to keep our oceans healthy. >> reporter: i splashed in. with jim to swim with tiger sharks in the bahamas. >> turn around, man! turn around! >> wow. >> about as big as great whites. even petting them. the fence is working. thousands following the great white name cavern tracking her journey from cape cod to the gulf of mexico. she has millions of fans following her online. with thousands of great whites out there, at least we know where one of them is. kathryn has been spotted headed towards the florida panh

these pictures show just how deep shark teeth sank into her leg. vaughn was taken to the hospital where underwent surgery

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incident with fishermen and a shark in the same area. in a little, they call it a tinney in australia. it's tiny. they were worried about it tipping over. >> the equivalent of a shark saying it's a small can of tuna? >>> a man pulls a dirty deed by dumping two buckets of bleach in the water. why that was one slime ball move. >>> a breathtaking stunt that goes from beautiful ballet to extreme skydiving. >> flawless free fall, next. toto y youou...... ththey're momorere t thahana pet so protect them, with k9k9 advantix ll itit's's b broroadad s spepm protection kills fleas, ticksks a andd mosquitoes too. k9k9 a advdvanantitix l fofor r ththe e loloveve o g >>> well, have i got a fish tale for you guys. check out this video from gary case's house in florida. see this boat creeping up. now watch closely. see, looks like something being tossed into the water? >> uh-huh. >> police allege that's 25-year-old alexander raymer and allege alexander raymer tosses two buckets of bleach into the water. why? dparry case is a bait fish business own some

in reality, the great white shark population began to plummet around that time.ecent years, they've come back in a big way with fear, in some cases replaced by fascination and respect. we get more on this tonight from ron mott. >> reporter: as fish tales go, so which one is the lucky rod? steve fernandez has a whale of a story to tell about a great white shark he hooked. >> his excitement is shared by researchers. >> he's right here. >> thrilled at what they say is a dramatic turn around in the species population, especially in the atlantic. fernandez and a growing roster of others like him can vouch for that. >> you can't get back. >> but sightings at close encounters rushed online as fast as the great white itself. >> people think rockaway beach, new york, dirty water this and that, new york city. but, you know, when you have white sharks this close, it's a good sign that ecosystem is good. >> a new study by the national ocean at nnic say that white sharks are in much healthier numbers during the period of declan in the '07's and '80s. up 42% since 1997. >> whi

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on "shark tank," daymond john is here.ght. and then a new band from taylor hawkins of foo fighters this is their self- titled album the birds of satan from the at&t stage. they brought lots of smoke machines. tomorrow night shailene woodley will be here, aasif mandvi will join us, and we'll have music from iggy azalea. and we have a new show for you on friday with nathan lane, adam carolla, and music from royal blood. please join us for those. >> jimmy: our first guest is a very fine actress and human being whose hard work has earned her a bafta award, a golden globe and even a baby daughter. you can see her show complete disregard for the time-space continuum alongside tom cruise in the new movie "edge of tomorrow." it opens in 2-d, 3-d, and imax june 6th, please welcome emily blunt. ♪ >> you look fantastic. hard to believe you had a baby this century. never mind four months ago. >> three months ago. >> jimmy: three months ago. >> yes. mother's day. lovely. we want to santa barbara. really nice. >> did you take the baby?

another shark. what the hell? >> it was only the head. >> another shark. >> you do see at one point something does swim under the boat. >> put your feet in. >> oh. shark. >> now we jump over to darwin, australia, where we have a charter fishing boat and this guy has a fish and you can see in the video from juken there's a fight for it. this time a hammerhead. this shark, too, took a bite out of the fish but they still got the whole fish intact this time. >> how cool is that, man. >> give you guys a brief history lesson of a town in argentina. back in 1985, heavy rain flooded a nearby lake. the lake dam broke and it flooded the town under 30 feet of water. basically drowning the entire town. the town sat under water until about 2009 when severe drought began to recede the waters. now like an old-time atlanta at the city has come back to the surface. to bring life back to this city, danny, red bull athlete, decides to go there for several weeks and film an amazing new film. ♪ the whole video visually stunning from c

the shark was spotted about 30 miles off the coast of brigantine. the group was out fishing for make owe shark, and they used what's called chum buck totes a tracked them closer to the boat. but that's when they noticed something much bigger, was in the water. >> it swam down the lent of the boat. typed see it first, obviously little stunned. i didn't say anything to anybody. looking at trying to process the information, because it was quite a big fish. >> it was awesome. it wasn't scary. because we're used to sharks. it was awesome. >> they are definitely going to need a bigger boat. estimated the shark to be about 16 feet long, weighing about a ton. after taking a few bites out of their chum bucket, it eventually swam off, leaving these anglers with a story they won't soon forget. >> how about that? wow. >> wow. >> well, we can expect to learn some new information shortly about this crash in burlington county. it happened last evening along the 2100 block of mt. holly road. one of those cars overturned, and several people were injured. police clos

tourists who swim with sharks. who is at risk most, sharks or who is at risk most, sharks or people in a surprising the performance review. who is at risk most, sharks or people in a surprising that corporate trial by fire when every slacker gets his due. and yet, there's someone around the office who hasn't had a performance review in a while. someone whose poor performance is slowing down the entire organization. i'm looking at you phone company dsl. check your speed. see how fast your internet can be. switch now and add voice and tv for $34.90. comcast business built for business. >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. here are the top stories we are following. the pentagon sent an aircraft carrier and two warships to the gulf. it's a precautionary move. the iraqi military is fighting against sunni rebels advancing to baghdad. several cities are under rebel control. israeli authorities made several roasts. teens were last heard from on thursday. one of the young terse is american. israeli authorities believed t

i can't get over it. >> not me. >> this group tracks sharks. >> coming face to face with a large shark, it's a rare thing, even for them. ted greenberg spoke to one of the people on that boat. we're hoping he stayed on the boat. what did he say? he won't forget this any time soon. >> reporter: that's for sure. this is a group that has spotted great white sharks before. they never had an encounter as memorable as this. >> he could come up. get back. get back. you guys are nuts. >> reporter: it came incredibly close. >> he's going to take our bag. >> reporter: and targeted a bag of bait with its teeth. >> he grabbed our chum bag. >> the only time it made us nervous was where it did get ahold of the chum bag just because it was directly attached to the boat. >> reporter: these men were 30 miles off the coast of cape may when the great white shark surfaced saturday evening. >> he's coming back. >> reporter: the creature was half the size of their boat and stuck around for close to 20 minutes. >> we were worried it was going to harm the engine. it wasn't actually biting down. i think it was

there are a lot of sharks in the world. if you want to complete the swim, you will have to deal with them. if you want to change the world, don't back down from the sharks. jobs is to conduct underwater attacks. we practice this technique extensively during training. it's where a pair of divers are dropped in any harbor and swim well over two miles underwater using nothing but a depth gauge and compass to get to the target. during the entire swim, even well below the surface, there is some light that comes through. it is comforting to know that there is open water above you. ship, you approach the which is tied to appear, the light begins to fade. the structure of the ship blocks the moonlight, blocks the surrounding streetlamps, locks all ambient light. to be successful, you have to swim under the ship and find the keyhole. this is your objective. but it is also the darkest part of the ship, where you cannot see your hand in front of your face, or the noise from the machinery is deafening. you can fail. under the knows tha

scientists say conservation effort and gray seals, which the sharks eat, are likely factors. is there more of a danger to people who go to the beach and go swimming? >> i would say not. you have a greater chance of being struck by lightning than being attacked and killed by a white shark. >> where the food is, that's where they're going to go. >> reporter: this man says those involved in this encounter are lucky it wasn't worse. >> it could come out of the water. great whites have been known to leap out of the water after their prey. >> reporter: experts say they are normally found between new jersey and massachusetts during the summer. they usually head south by december. in atlantic city, i'm ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> you can watch more of the video of that encounter by going to our website, nbc10.com. >> makes you want to go to the shore. >>> a new place to stay. while it's named after a popular brew, you can not buy beer. the dogfish head inn is open. it doesn't have beer. the owner, who owns the brewery and the restaurant doesn't want to take cash away from friends

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too easily mistaken for shark food. >> behind her.nd for a full hour at a time. no mask or air tank. every 90 seconds she gulps air from a safety diver then another breath hold and she's back dancing with her shark friends. matt gutman, abc news, the bahamas. >> crazy enough but getting air -- >> every 90 seconds. that might be the lead. how do you do that and get air every 90 seconds. >> crazy. >> oh, there's where you start, under the sea. looking good. >> yeah. >> now i get why you are at the gym quite a bit. oh, my god. >> you didn't know i was so buff. >> the mermaid life. >> announcer: this is for colon cancer? get tested i don't have any symptoms. [female announcer] of cancers affecting both men and women, colorectal cancer is the 2nd leading cancer killer in the united states. and it doesn't always cause symptoms, especially early on. but i'm only 53. i'm too young. [announcer] screening is recommended for men and women beginning at 50. but no one in my family had colon cancer. it doesn't run in my family. [announcer] most col

sharks sightings are shutting down beaches. one swimmer already nursing a serious bite. >>> good tuesday morning. it is the interview that had millions talking overnight. hillary clinton's most wide-ranging sitdown. since leaving the state department. >> she sat down exclusively with abc's diane sawyer, she answered questions on everything, from the consulate attack in benghazi to monica lewinsky. abc's tahman bradley has the latest reaction. >> reporter: with her new book, "hard choices," out today, hillary clinton is talking about a possible run for president in 2016. the former secretary of state told abc's diane sawyer that the constant republican criticism of her handling of the benghazi terror attack gives her greater incentive of seeking the white house. >> we got to be in the majors. and i view this as a diversion from the hard work that the congress should be doing about the problems facing our country and the world. >> reporter: u.s. ambassador chris stevens and three other americans were killed. diane asked clinton i