more food means more sharks. >> sensibly it is a good thing that there are more sharks, the warshipse dying of and other issues that we have seen. i want to ask you, a little bit, about some of the things you just mentioned. you can track them on your phone. can people find out exactly where they are at any given time? because it is terrifying for a lot of people going into the, water especially after the movie jaws in the 70s. we all had this sort of real fear of sharks especially -- even because doesn't have not often. >> sarah, it's a great observation. first of all, when peter ventrally wrote jaws, which was a huge commercial hit and of course the movie was even bigger, he immediately, when that movie came out, he immediately regretted writing that book and became an advocate for shark conservation because -- i remember at that time i, was a little kid when that came out, and everyone was terrified to go into the water because of this book. the other thing that you touched on, which i think is so important, is that sharks are what we call a sentinel species. they are the aquatic

i know people get drowned, but not sharks coming after them. first time. >> reporter: and officials first time today temporarily shutting down another nearby beach after a separate shark sighting this morning. nearly half of all confirmed shark attacks in new york's recent history have happened in the past two years. over the july 4th holiday, at least five reported shark bites off long island. 15-year-old peter bitten while surfing. >> my first reaction to when the shark grabbed my foot was to immediately get out the water, get help. >> reporter: experts say warming waters are drawing more fish to shore, in turn luring sharks, leading to these dangerous encounters. and mary, it's still unclear what kind of shark is responsible for this attack. and officials have not yet been able to find it. we did hear from the hospital, and the woman who was attacked is now in stable condition. mary? >> mary: and we are grateful for that. trevor, thank you. >>> next tonight, three people are facing assault charges after that dockside brawl in alabama. a four

those are popular feeding times for sharks.y are sharks' prey. and this is an interesting one. don't wear shiny jewelry. it can glimmer like a fish catching sharks' eyes. in the off chance you see a shark, maintain eye contact. and you want to calmly back away. excessive splashing can lead a shark to mistaking you for prey. in the weeks to come, authorities in new york city will continue surveying the waters with drones every single day looking for sharks and alerting life guards to clear the waters. again, you are more likely to be struck by lightening. >> yeah. that context is super important. thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> coming up next, a sunday sitdown with brendan frazier who won an academy award for "the whale" and feeling a lifetime removed from his early success in hollywood. >>> and then a life well lived. the woman who empowered millions of people to make smart shopping decisions thanks to her decades of work at consumer reports. >>> and our photo of the week. an ironic turn of events after a car drove into a

believe it was a great white shark. we haven't recovered the kayaks so we weren't able to look at the teeth marks but everything makes us think it was a great white shark. >> reporter: this state park ranger supervisor says the kayaker and another eyewitness say on tuesday something rammed the fisherman's kayak as he was fishing near bean hollow state beach. they now say it was likely a great white shark 10 feet long. the ranger was one of the first people to talk to the kayaker after he swam to shore, fortunately unscathed. >> basically said he was eye to eye and he had the teeth of a shark wrap around the middle of his kayak. held on and kind of shook the kayak a bit and he got knocked out. >> reporter: the shark may have been after something like what this sunnyvale couple saw while hiking above the beach this afternoon. >> at the limit of our hike down in the rocks i think i saw a carcass of a seal or sea lion. >> reporter: a marine biologist tells nbc bay area sharks are drawn to these waters this time of year beca

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if sharks wanted to take a bite out of us, they would.wimming myself off coney island two would he being a. weeksing a. to think it's -- wee weeks ariaa grande and it's ariana grande >> the reality is they're so infrequent and weaver not on the menu that going about your daily routine, swimming, splashing, whatever it is just pay attention to what the life guards are saying and look and see if there are any sightings. if there's sightings, slowly exit the water and everybody will be fine. cheryl: i think the best part of this whole interview is we are not on the menu. i'm going to hold you to that. >> we're not on the menu. no, we're not on the menu, if we were, trust me a lot more people would disappear in the ocean. cheryl: okay, all right. i may have to call you and may need hand holding for this next race in the water. >> any time, let me know. cheryl: throwing that out there. >> okay, we're here for you. cheryl: thank you so much. great commentary from you. we are not on the menu, sharks. leave us alone on the water. we'll be back. m

i was just in cape cod. >> prime shark territory. >> are there more sharks now than in years past?rtainly in cape cod, one of the things that makes the fishermen crazy there is seals are also protected species, and wherever the seals are sharks come because they eat seals. so that draws them there. it's the same thing here in the northeast. this is the time of year you would expect to see sharks in our waters because of the water temperature and also because this is where the fish that they eat come to spend the summer as well. so the sharks follow the fish. >> we talk about how this one woman getting bit is rare, but is it becoming more common for them to attack humans? >> a couple of things to keep in mind. first of all, we don't know -- these are suspected shark bite which is the first thing. the second thing is in new york waters alone there are 13 different species of sharks. this isn't all "jaws" to keep in mind. these sharks range in size from 4 feet long to 40 feet long. so you don't know. i think we pay more attention to it today than we have in the past. certainly it is s

there's just the one shark that's approaching.well just because sharks don't want to eat humans , that's usually the case, is they bite a human by mistake and then they realize it's not food and they move on with their lives. >> and there's like eight people there. so i guess they probably could take the one shark. but once there's blood in the water, you know what happens, too. >> all right. next to our first look at the oldest human ever. wait, what? scientists harnessing the power of computers have digitally recreated the face of a woman. they believe lived 45,000 years ago in europe's modern day czech republic. a fossilized portion of her skull was recovered more than 70 years ago, and she's believed to have been eaten by an animal after her death, not a hammerhead shark, i don't think. >> yeah, no, she was found on land. the woman named zlaty kun is believed to be the oldest human to ever walk the earth. which, of course, begs the question, what about her mother? she had to come from somewhere. >> what came first? chicken or

where did you get this shark from? and what? >> sharks don't swim. >> any questions?ers like that. >> all right, next to something even more mysterious than a dead shark 500 miles away from the ocean. >> we are talking about a bizarre food trend. just when you thought the world couldn't possibly get any more crazier, guys, people are ordering salads and french fries and nothing else. i don't think there's anything crazy about this. >> danny, news here to let us let us sense of it all we'll let us pass it down let us indulge andrew first. >> okay, andrew first pass it down. we're sharers. i only have one dressing, though. >> this is i guess this does pass as a salad. >> really? oh, we even have lettuce. and one tomato. there's a little. that's the thing. >> we got to share a thousand island balsamic. yes. >> you guys share while i read. okay, but you nosh. nosh. okay. you're my guest, munch. so i'm gonna pretend like i haven't done this, but i'm glad i'm not alone here. so the wall street journal released a report this week detailing reports of this new trend where fol

of sharks. the reality is they're just curious and very few people very few people. i've been in the water 40 years. i've seen one. and that's it. so it's they're not they're not this horrible beast that they're made out to be. okay. so enough of that. these are the highs from today. 105 in fairfield that was the hot spot. that's pretty warm . and temperatures are going to be a little cooler. so let's say fairfield tomorrow goes to 98, not 105 got fog right along the coast. it's filling in. it went away this afternoon. and so coastal areas got mild, low 60s. tomorrow coastal areas, low 60s again, current temperature shows a little bit of a sea breeze, that green area. and of course, running warmer than we were last night at this time. and that's just because there's a warmer day today as a warmer stay. we're going to see for a little while with temperatures, like i say, over 101, 102, 105, and some of those inland bay valleys. this low pressure area which has been around, it's hard to see here,

from coast to coast, sharks seen circling. spotted swimming with people just feet away. in new york, officials training lifeguards to use drones to look for sharks after several people were bit over the july 4th holiday. but experts say they are seeing changes in shark behavior due in part to the warming of ocean temperatures. just last week, ocean temperatures off the coast of south florida reached 101 degrees, which could be a global record according to experts. >> we have, you know, plenty of evidence that sharks' metabolic rates will go up in warmer waters and may end up in a bad situation, which is bad for them, because they need to eat more, but their hunting abilities aren't as good. an animal faced with that situation is going to go to find cooler water. >> reporter: janai, experts say there's evidence of bull sharks in north carolina and tiger sharks as far north as new york state, which is not typical. janai. >> janai: incredible that these two friends both had this experience. jaclyn, thank you for that story. >>> i

there were no shark sightings here today, but to the east, two beaches closed due to shark activity officials at one of them said there was an extraordinary number of bunker fish on the shoreline. lester >> stephanie gosk, thank you. >>> coming up, our nbc news investigation on self-driving cars. the surprising number of accidents, and what happened to our correspondent when he took a road testst okok with my y moderate to severere rheumatotoid arththritis sympmptoms. withth my psoriaiatic ararthritis sysymptoms. but t just ok isisn't ok. and d i was donene settling. if y you still h have symptos afafter a tnf f blocker like humumira or enbnbrel, ririnvoq is differerent and mayay hel. rinvnvoq is a ononce-daily p l that can d dramaticalllly relie ra andnd psa symptptoms, including g fatigue fofor som. itit can stop p joint damama. and in psasa, can leavave skin clelear oror almost clclear. rinvoq c can lower y your abily toto fight infnfections, inclcluding tb.. seriouous infectioions anand blood clclots, some e f; cancers, i including l lymphoa and skskin cancer;r; death, heaeart attack,k, s

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popular beach nearby was closed after a shark sighting. latest in a busy season for new york beachgoers. five bite incidents already this summer, all in just 36 hours over the fourth of july weekend. >> i felt like i was in a trap. it was holding on to me. i didn't know it was a shark. >> reporter: scientists say while still extremely rare, cleaner and warmer waters could be contributing. >> we're seeing a lot more bony fishes close to shore than we're used to seeing, and with that come the predators that feed on them. >> reporter: rockaway beach remains closed to the public as officials investigate yesterday's incident. if confirmed, this would mark the first shark bite here since 1953. major. >> alice gainer, thank you. >>> there's a l lot moree n new ahahead on thehe "cbs overernig news." feeling slsluggish or weigheded down? could bebe a sign ththat your digigestive sysystem isn't atat its best.t. but t a little m metamucil evereryday can h help. metamucil'l's psylliumum fifiber gels t to trap and removeve the wastete ththat weighs s y

beach nearby was closed after a shark sighting.eason for new york beachgoers. five bite incidents already this summer, all in just 36 hours over the fourth of july weekend. >> i felt like i was in shock. it was holding on to me and then i did not know it was a shark. >> reporter: scientists say while still extremely rare, cleaner and warmer waters could be contributing. >> we are seeing a lot more bone-in fish is s close to shohe than we arare used to seseeing. and with that, come the predators that feed on them. >> reporter: rockaway beach remains closed to the public as officials investigate yesterday's incident. this marks the first shark bite here in the recent memory. major. >> major: alice gainer, thank you. tonight to the city of stars is now a city on strike with thousands of los angeles workers joining an already crowded set of picket lines. government employees, traffic cops, and airport workers hope their one-day disruption of city services will draw attention to their stalled contract negotiations. and it may be working

we'll wait and follow that shark, see, you know, where it's going to go, and then usually if the sharking or a mile on each side of the location the shark was saw. then we'll reassess, and then they will open the park, the swimming again. >> reporter: so the woman who was attacked monday night remains in the hospital in serious condition. she lost 20 pounds of flesh in her leg. originally was many critical condition, she's improving. since then officials have spottedded sharks about 25 miles east of where we are on long island and then again, of course, yesterday another shark sighting here at rockaway beach. back out here live, there are no swimming signs on the beach today, but people appear to be comforted by the presence of the drones. we have seen a lot of people going in the water. one hinge to point out, there are -- thing to point out, there are only two drones in operation right now, and five beaches are being patrolled in new york city. the eyes in the sky can only see so much is. molly: that is a great point and, boy, wishing that woman a speedy recovery. thank you, nate foy

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a shark bit a 65-year-old woman in the leg while she was swimming. there were four other possible shark sightings in long island and queens yesterday. the lifeguards used the drones to get a better view of the surf. >> every morning, before the beaches open, we will fly drones. if we spot a shark, we'll make a decision to close the beach. >> the lifeguards are using 18 drones to monitor the state's beaches. we're told staten island is next on the list for shark surveillance. >>> just in, gymnastics superstar simone biles is headed to san jose after a two-year hiatus. biles is getting back to her old ways. the four-time olympic gold medalist competed last weekend in chicago. that was the first time she competed since withdrawing from the 2021 tokyo olympics. how'd she do? she won the all-around, the beam, the floor, and the vault to win the overall event. she'll now compete for the u.s. gymnastics championship. guess where that is? it's here in the bay area at the shark tank later this month. she's in she's going to be here. this could be a precursor

of millions of sharks each year worldwide compared to the five humans killed by sharks worldwide.t last year, arthel? arthel: those are some pretty sad statistics there, what does that say about us as humans? but listen natalie has a great attitude we are glad she is okay. i love that she is holding like a little stuffed animal a shark stuffed animal that is amazing to. >> most of these people, arthel who get bitten by a shark they love the ocean for they understand that is where sharks live in august of the shark was not trying to eat her it was a bite, it pulled away thankfully she survived. arthel: yes we are glad for that aren't jeff paul, thank you jeff. bryan: ukraine a blaming russia for bombing a corn storage facility near kyiv setting up a part of the blast seat as retaliation for ukraine's recent drone attacks on russian naval targets. greg appel talcott is live with. >> hey bryan, it is a beautiful summer day here in kyiv. just more dark times for this ongoing war. russia overnight sent a barrage of missiles and drones against ukraine. most of them were knocked down but

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we will wait and follow that shark.t is going to go usually if the shark goes away it's an hour after the siding for a mile on each side of the location the shark was saw them we will reassess and then they will open the swimming again. >> jon, that is exactly what happened after the shark siding yesterday at about 1:30 p.m. this process lasted about an hour were lifeguards pulled everybody out of the water. i asked beachgoers today how they felt with drones protecting them as they swim in the water? they say it is making them feel more comfortable listen to this couple we spoke with. >> i feel better about it. just thinking there is something up there. but they can really see into the water. >> in the past they've been awarding scu's, lifeguards blowg whistles and come in for a possible shark or what not. but to actually see what happened to this woman the magnitude of the bite was very surprising. i really wish her well. that is just unfortunate. >> jon, the 65-year-old woman who was attacked by a shark on monday nigh

waters below but there were no sharks spotted.other beachgoers say they were in absolute shock. >> i don't have my kids in the water but we walk the shoreline to just to know that shark was that close i don't want to shoreline anymore. we will stick with the pools. >> according to the web site wes tracking sharks.com there have been 31 shark attacks in 2023 including 16 in florida 3 in hawaii 6 in new york two in south carolina. rockaway beach was closed to swimming and surfing today. the woman remained in the hospital in serious but stable condition. her injuries said to be non-life-threatening. the new york city parks department is wishing this woman a full and speedy recovery. they say they know this was very scary but repeat the message shark attacks in this area are extremely rare. >> unless it happens to you. anita vogel thank you. dr. mark siegel great to have you and with a shark attack like this anita talked about 20 pounds of flesh is it the bite the blood loss is it the trauma? what do you worry about here? >> well trac

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we will wait and follow that shark. where it is going to go and usually if the shark goes away y it's an hour after the siding for a mile on each side of the location the shark was solid then we will reassess and we will open the swimming again. >> you mentioned a shark attack on monday. shark said it yesterday per take a look at this video from yesterday after the shark siding or that process you just heard played out. i asked people today with the drones in the air if it made them feel more come to a getting in the water? there's a lot of people had no idea the city was doing this but those who did said it does make them feel more safe. listen to this man. >> i think it's a great thing it's a great tool it will make people feel more comfortable. the lifeguards can only see so far. as for the 65-year-old woman who was attacked by a shark here on monday night, she remains in the hospital in serious condition. she lost 20 pounds of flesh from her leg in that attack but thanks to the quick thinking and quick actions of th

globally, shark numbers still remain low and the chances of getting hit by a shark, by the way? in more than 3 million. >> cardi b may now be in legal trouble after that viral video of her throwing a microphone at a fan during the concert. if you haven't seen it here it is, showing her being splashed by a fan who threw a drink at her. she responds by throwing her microphone at that fan during a show in las vegas over the weekend. the woman hit by that microphone has filed a police report for battery, but officials say no arrest or citations have been issued. we reached out to cardi b and her team for comment but have not yet heard back. >>> if it seems like out of office messages are on the rise , this could be why. more people have been taking vacation days in the first six months of the year than pre- pandemicic years, according g t data frfrom the labor departmen company vacati lendars show workers checking out for longer stretches this summer, this hr company found the amount of time workers ok off rose 5% from last year toan average of 32 hours per the wall street journal i

the sharks talk to people that know sharks. >> ainsley: there were cocaine bears and now cocaine sharksu heard about those. on vacation sharks eating cocaine blocks at the bottom of the ocean. >> brian: something about fish that seem to be angry at humans. they are coming after us. i'm so glad they don't have legs. >> steve: that's where they live. we live here. on the couch drinking coffee. >> ainsley: 17 shark attacks in the whole country this year we are okay. might have been like 30. i don't remember. it wasn't that many. >> brian: my friend stand up and say why do they say unprovoked shark attacks? what are we doing sitting in the water? >> steve: ainsley was talking to a shark expert and speaking of unprovoked and you ask them if you see a shark you are supposed to punch them in the snoz, he said yeah. that's provoked. >> brian: in other words that's a thought crime. sharks could be suing us. >> ainsley: show the guy feeding the big turkey to the alligator i saw it on "the five." fed a big turkey to the alligator. that is provoked. >> brian: if you do that, you are provoking an at

you'll be at the shark tank tomorrow night. >>> let's move on now. something special happening at stanford again. this time stanford hospital area. brain implants and a.i. are helping als patients speak again. the disease, also known as lou gehrig's disease, impacts the muscles, including those that help us form words. pat bennett was diagnosed with als in 2012. since then, she's lost the use of her lips, her tongue, and jaw. she can still make sounds but can no longer form words or sentences. so last year, bennett underwent surgery. researchers put four sensors in her brain. then they trained a computer program to pick up her brain waves. that program uses a. uae to help translate those brain waves into what bennett is saying in real time. here's a clip of how it works. >> pretty remarkable. this is part of a clinical trial happening right now at stanford. we talked to dr. jamie henderson, the lead investigator of the trial. >> people with communication disorders can often become somewhat isolated. it's very difficult and painstaking to have a conve

a quite large shark.n sharks are curious and investigating. it does happen two or 3 miles out from the st. petersburg appe.in florida for 26-year-old natalie branda said she and a group of friends are jumping off a boat, floating in the water for a few hours for that all ended when natalie felt she had been bitten. thankfully all she needs was 14 stitches and is expected to be just fine. natalie said she has learned a painful yet powerful lesson and does not hold any ill will toward sharks. >> it sucks this happen. but when you are entering and being with larger creatures in their home, you have to respect them. it was a perfect cocktail for the perfect storm. i will probably get back in the water bu by definitely need to recover first. >> we should note bees and cows and killed more people each year than sharks do. in fact the odds of being killed by shark roughly one in 4 million. on the contrary humanscale tens of millions with sharks each year worldwide compared to the five people worldwide who were k

this was quite a large shark.e it looking at that photo as a soft bite that is when sharks are curious and investigating. this all happened two or 3 miles out from the st. petersburg appear in florida. 26-year-old natalie said she and a group of her friends were jumping off of boat, swimming around and f floating in the war a few hours. that ended when natalie felt she hadn't been thankfully all she did was 14 stitches and is expected to be just fine. natalie said she has learned a painful but powerful lasso and did not hold any ill will toward sharks. >> sucks this happened. but when you are entering and being with larger creatures in their home you have to respect them. it was a perfect cocktail for the perfect storm. i will probably get back in the water i definitely need to recover first. >> the chances of you been killed by a shark, very low. one in 4 million, arthel. arthel: i love that she has such a great attitude and she was holding the stuffed animal, this sharks stuffed animal she said i still love the

but tiger sharks, bull sharks. they tend to just be aggressive. all right.ell, and that shark talk and handed over you shock surcharge, very caring good sharks. they are. this is not that think you guys good with him once. all right. >> thank you. coming up at 10 o'clock, a health scare a following a weekend event in sonoma county. a number of people who took part in tough mudder are reporting rashes. they've got fevers, headaches, the story and how both the event organizers and the county are now responding south. a business owner sharing his frustration after a man broke into his restaurant and started a fire. >> and we continue to follow that breaking news out of orange county where at least 4 people are dead after a shooting at a popular biker bar. one for 10 is next. babackck i in n ththe e , snsneaeakeker r drdropopst gegetting online to wait in line. now with xfinity mobile... ...we get the fastest mobile service and can get the freshest kicks asap. i got this. get the best price for 2 lines of unlimited when you switch to xfinity mobile for $30 a lin

and then the shark attacked and she remembers a cloud of blood in the water.act that she's alive is a miracle. >> her mother underwent seven surgeries already. coming up later on good morning america, what doctors are saying about her recovery. >> and from sharks to angry bees , an accident north of the border has everyone buzzing. the streets were abuzz near toronto. drivers being warned to keep their windows closed. the reason, angry bees are the bees, not the bees. it wasn't quite the wicker man, but there was a sticky situation in burlington, ontario, when a truck spilled crates onto the street carrying gallons of honey and 5 million bees. >> i've never seen. i don't think any of us have ever seen anything like that. >> the crates came loose near dave lloyd's house. many of the bees seeking refuge on his mailbox. >> when i woke up to my wife saying, there's something going on outside, there's all kinds of bees or something, it's crazy. yeah, everybody's been texting us all morning. is that in front of your house? yeah >> police calling in the experts says

officials are warning people about an aggressive shark.icials closed down parts of bean hollow state park yesterday after they say a kayaker had a close encounter with the shark. luckily that person wasn't hurt. no word on when they plan on reopening 5.15, is the time. all right. let's get over to the weather center. john, trouble with a look at the forecast for today. aggressive shark sniff kind of makes you nervous. yeah. going near the beach say less and today is going to be a war one. so i know a lot of people are going to be heading out that direction. >> so that's an important thing. i'm glad we covered this morning. maybe just pay at the beach. still go the water by suggestion that he well. what we've got out there this morning is a nice start. it is cool. we've got a lot of 50's and 60's this morning today. this afternoon, though, getting to be our hottest day of the forecast. we do have this low sitting to our west, but that high pressure ridge that's just been adding up to what has been weeks and weeks of hot, hot weather for muc

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. >>> shark watch.icials increasing patrols, even holding rare drills on new york beaches after a string of attacks. >> you can't let go until help arrives. >> this morning, the new steps to keep swimmers safe heading into a busy summer weekend. >>> all of that plus, fighting back. attorneys for the family at the center of "the blind side" speak out for the first time. >> these people are truly devastated. mine, this was their son. >> why they say michael oher knew the truth years ago. ♪ watch me dance ♪ >>> and solid gold. >> hi, barbie! >> hi, ken. >> hi, barbie. >> the summer's biggest box office smashes a new record proving we're all just living in a barbie world today thursday, august 17th, 2023 >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> hey, there good to see you. good morning welcome to today so glad you're joining us on this thursday morning. savannah's a little under the weather. she'll likely be back tomorrow but,

a woman was bitten on her leg by a shark on monday at rockaway beach.today. miguel, what are the drones doing and what are you seeing today? >> they are watching for sharks and i am braving the water now because the water is open again. the swimming is open again at rockaway beach. this is the very beach where the 65-year-old woman was bitten by the shark, but you can see there are's lot of people on the beach. the beaches are open, but swimming has been closed up at various points. they opened it up today. they had drones and the fire department had a boat and about 11 miles of beach to look for sharks and they're doing it at state beaches and other beaches around the city, but you know, look, today this morning you can still see there's a lot of birds out there. they are diving into the water, fishing for food. that is the first sign that if you are out there either on the surf board or swimming that it is possible that there could be sharks or other predators out there. this woman who got bit, she was at this beach. she was out in probably waist-deep

rinsing off his hands was pulled over board by a shark. >> all >> right. that was sloane glass reporting. it is now been 50 years since the endangered species act went into effect. and since that time, more than 99% of us species listed as danger or threatened, have survived. only 11 species have been declared extinct, but in order to protect certain species and their habitats, the law has led to some regulations in oil, gas and lodging and also in the ranching industries. certain members of congress are arguing that the e limits economic development and people's property rights. >> it's absolutely possible to question the cost of the essay without questioning the need to protect species. even though some here will say otherwise cost does matter, money isn't free. and >> the last time congress debated the endangered species act was in 1992. advocates are calling for more bipartisan support to ensure that continues protecting the nation's wildlife for the next 50 years. we'll talk about our forecast now with a live look outside here in san francisco. little

this is a fragment of a downed drone. shark shark.are the parachute wings and head part awesome teeth and plywood frame thanks. why is the drone very light with the help of such sharks, it is guided by the hammers, and the chicken fragments were carefully collected and brought as a gift to the trans-baikal crew dron for 70.000 dollars turned out to be plywood thanks to their attentiveness, this khass path did not take place immediately after hitting the target, the arrow crew successfully crosses the unwritten rules, if they see birds, then birds see them. this means that the birder needs to change his position again mikhail chernov andreinov, dmitry tsarkov, ntv donetsk people's republic ring with the netherlands denmark for the supply of f-16 fighters to ask zelensky personally to fly in the plane following the results of the negotiations. denmark ready to send 19 units to ukraine the rapper checks with the kingdom 42 such fighters in the medal said that combat vehicles will be handed over no earlier than the summer of next year. at

>> a shark attack along the east coast. the victim now fighting for her life. >> for the first time, we hear from the fedex driver who delivered this life saving rescue on the side of the road. >> and later, careful what you type, how artificial intelligence can now spy on you by listening to you type. >> from abc news in new york this is america this morning. >> good tuesday morning, everyone. i'm derek dennis in today for andrew i'm andrea fujii in for rhiannon. >> we begin with a severe storms affecting much of the eastern us now turning deadly. flooding rain, large hail and winds up to 70mph left widespread damage power outages and extensive travel delays. >> the storms slamming the east spawned this funnel cloud twisting through the central new york town of dryden. and in maryland, heavy winds toppled these 30 power poles in westminster, trapping dozens of people in their cars. >> a total of 33 adults were trapped in a vehicle, along with 14 children. the good news is they're safe. >> everyone in the 34 cars rescued af

this is a day after a shark attacked a 56-year-old woman. we got this photo of first responders treating her on the beach. she was standing in the water, just standing there when she felt a sharp pain on her leg and fell back ward. miguel marquez is live from rockaway beach. this is in queens. this is in new york city. >> reporter: there are sharks here as well. this beach is closed. you can see the beach is open, but it's closed to swimming. you can see the red flags. there were two possible shark sightings just east of here yesterday and one confirmed sighting west of here. those beaches shut down for a short time. usually for an hour when they have a shark sighting. then they open them back up. this one they have closed. they may open it up later today because they are going to have drone patrols over the beach. i want to show you this. this is the beach where that happened. first time in 70 years, as far as we can tell, that a shark has bitten somebody here. look at all the birds. i don't know if you can catch that. there are lots and lo