>> the loss of sharks from directed fishing from sharks and also sharks being caught unintentionally is a major, a major problem this is like a global phenomenon despite warnings that sharks are in danger globally, some angular say the short population in the united states it's out of control chart. just eat it right here at a recreational fishermen says the humanizing of sharks has gone too far. >> i could show you pages and pages of instagram accounts on personal sharks that people are feeding off the coast the florida, they have names. this is snooty, a female lemon shark. i do not see kids going to farms and naming chickens and naming cows next we traveled to the bahamas to meet those naming sharks and we get a close to similar the creatures they're trying to say do you think the shark knows are trying to help it? >> yeah. otherwise, why was she keep coming back when it hurts, strike and to remove a hawk hertz but she'll do a tight circle and come back in we go forwards in america in july 4th, they 70s don't see it what tractor supply customers experience he's personalized servic

water is natural shark. >> shark, shark. but the rate at which sharks are feasting on it he's catch is crippling both the commercial and recreational fishing industry. >> it's every fisher fighting navarro says sharps are eating what he catches before he can relay into the boat at an alarming rate he says the phenomenon known as depredation is happening more often than he's ever seen, lead back. and then why now there you go he's having dinner tonight? people aren't and keep one and he's still there or did he get bid on this one you just got shocked. you think so you have a liter. >> you see the that's the shark be just h or dorado. how do you know for sure there was a shark though feel that oh that's sharpie grabbed fish and poultry are could you imagine if you spent $3,000 to go fishing to catch that fish for dinner? i, just got eaten, aiming to curb declining numbers. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration began implementing protections on sharks in the early 1990s oh sure. shot right there. but you're right

baby shark doo doo doo doo doo doo. baby shark. mommy shark. >> we all know there are few things as adorable as those little baby sharks. >> good luck getting that song out of your head, too. i've been trying for like ten years. this morning we are shining a spotlight on what's being described as a nursery for baby white sharks right off the coast of long island, new york. my name is greg metzger, chief field coordinator for sophos shark program. >> you're ready dad, we're the shark research and education program, and we take both very seriously. the summertime is when we have the opportunity to get out and collect data on the sharks in the winter, we take what we've learned and we try to create public outreach and awareness. >> typically, we will use the menhaden, which is what most of the sharks are here to eat. >> i grew up in western new york, where we have more cows than people in the county, but i always wanted to be a marine scientist, and so i came to long island to get my bachelor's degree in marine science. >> i just drop

, shark, shark. and that's when the adrenaline kicked in. i went right after him. >> the shark then bit a second victim and grazed a third. a fourth swimmer was also injured, fending off an attack. authorities captured this footage of the shark swimming in the area, then flew their helicopter closer to the water, scaring the shark away. >> it's not a real scene. it was like, how is this? how is this actually happening right now? >> all of the victims are expected to recover, but experts say the sharks behavior is consistent with how sharks hunt. looking for food by biting what's in front of them. >> once they find out it's not a fish, they let go. but the damage has been done. >> experts say this type of shark attack is rare, and is usually a case of mistaken identity by a hungry shark. there was another shark bite yesterday in new smyrna beach, florida. the victim, visiting from ohio, is expected to be okay. coming up, how one lone veteran showed his love for flag and country on this independence da

i started swimming towards him and then he jumped up out of the water saying shark, shark, shark. >> and that's when adrenaline kicked in. i went right after him. the shark then bit a second victim and grazed a third. >> a fourth swimmer was also injured, fending off an attack. authorities captured this footage of the shark swimming in the area, then flew their helicopter closer to the water, scaring the shark away. >> it's not a real scene. it was like, how is this? how is this actually happening right now? >> all of the victims are expected to recover, but experts say the sharks behavior is consistent with how sharks hunt. looking for food by biting what's in front of them. >> once they find out it's not a fish, they let go. but the damage has been done. >> experts say. this type of shark attack is rare and is usually a case of mistaken identity by a hungry shark. there was another shark bite yesterday in new smyrna beach, florida. the victim visiting from ohio is expected to be okay. >> time now for your friday weather. >> andrew. andrea. good morning. we're following barrel as it

. >>> and the sharks come out to play. we dive into open water to find out what's behind the recent uptick in shark sightings. it's thursday, july 18th. "early today" starts right now. >>> hi there, good morning. i'm frances rivera. we begin in milwaukee where hours from now, donald trump will accept the nomination for president again. last night the republican party rallied around his recently-announced running mate. j.d. vance, a first-term senator from ohio speaking on the biggest stage of his career. brie jackson joins us from milwaukee. this was a chance for vance to really introduce himself to the nation. >> reporter: good morning, frances. that's right. j.d. vance was once a harsh critic of former president trump, but last night, when he took the stage, it was clear how much he's changed his mind. the senator has aligned himself with mr. trump's hard-line policies when it comes to immigration pan oand opposing fn aid. he also spoke about his personal story, his mother overcoming addiction and sharing stories about h

>> he jumped out of the waters, "shark, shark, shark." that's when adrenaline kicked in, and i went right after him. >> reporter: rescuers dragging tabitha sullivan out of the water. >> that shark stayed right there and just circled. >> reporter: sullivan's daughter says her mom is in stable condition. her father was bitten, too, while fighting off the shark. a fourth person also grazed. it's just the latest in a string of shark encounters. surfer tomaio perry killed by a shark in hawaii. and another man bitten yesterday in new smyrna beach, florida. experts say sometimes sharks are just chasing bait fish in shallow water. >> these sharks are feeding extremely close to shore. and with so many people in the water, the potential for these kinds of mistakes can happen. >> reporter: and whit, on a gofundme page set up for the family, tabitha sullivan says she lost her left calf from that shark bite. she also says she'll likely lose full mobility in that leg too. whit? >> morgan norwood, our thanks to you tonight. >>> when we come back, chaos

it's such a huge moment for shark science. >> david: incredible, tracking the sharks.addr addressing the nation, 8:00 p.m. eastern, live right fight is your fight, and our victory will be your victory. >> a defiant tone, a divisive speech. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu making a plea for support today at the us capitol. >> his appearance led to a large protest in washington, dc, and some here in the bay area as well. good afternoon. i'm kristen sze and i'm larry beil. >> thanks for joining us. a group of largely pro-palestinian demonstrators rallied outside the capitol during netanyahu's speech this afternoon. his mission strengthened support for israel. but on the streets, that visit ignited a new rallying cry for a cease fire. >> at times, opposing demonstrators clashed. abc seven news reporter anser hassan spoke to some bay area activists who are in washington, and others who rallied in san francisco. lock him up. >> lock him up. as israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu addressed congress, protesters took to the streets of san francisco. >> we are out

i saw a shark entangled in a net. can we possibly do this to these amazing animals, kill these animals to make the shoreline more convenient for us to use recreationally? >> reporter: he spent his career working on this, a shark barrier that repels sharks, almost like a force field. it is a big change from current technology. nets and lines with hooks and chains used at beaches off of australia and south africa. what is the problem with nets? >> within a given year roughly 2,500 sharks are killed and removed from the environment. everything that's capable of being caught on those hooks or entangled in those nets typically perishes. >> reporter: encouraging signs, sharks turning away. the design is a mix of both low and high tech, playing off of shark sensitivity to magnets and electricity. >> it is a large visual barrier that extends from shoreline to shoreline. from sea floor to sea surface. and inside that barrier are a series of electromagnets as a way to selectively repel sharks. >> so it repels sharks, not kills

shark bites in some locations have been on the rise. 36 shark bites were confirmed in the u.s.t year, and already this year, at least 15 reported. but experts stress they're still extremely uncommon. >> in general, shark bites are very rare, but to have multiple shark bites within close proximity and time to one another is pretty much unheard of. >> experts say bites are often a case of mistaken identity, where hungry sharks mistake people for other prey. later on good morning america, a closer look at what's behind the increase in shark encounters coming up. >> popular weight loss drugs like ozempic and how they could potentially help fight cancer. >> also ahead, the controversy over vending machines selling ammunition in grocery stores ♪ ♪ have you always had trouble losing weight and keeping it off? same. discover the power of wegovy®. ♪ ♪ with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. ♪ ♪ and i'm keeping the weight off. wegovy® helps you lose weight and keep it off. i'm reducing my risk. wegovy® is the only fda-approved weight-management medicine that's prove

. >> see that shark?nging just nearby. now, new york governor kathy hochul has announced the renewal of added surveillance capabilities this summer, which will include drones all throughout long island. now, she's asking new yorkers to follow safety protocols, and always listen to authorities. guys? >> rhiannon: good advice. that's why i love to look at the ocean, not to go in it. thank you, ike. >>> coming up on "good morning america," the deli owner who is getting high marks for inspiring kids in his community. it's a story you don't want to miss right here on "gma." " the getting high marks for inspiring kids in his community. it's a story you don't want to miss right here on "gma." arget circle week. sorry, it's what week? target circle week! what did she say? i think she said— circle. not following... what week? circle week! she's saying circle week. it's the biggest sale of the season! oh great! does that mean more savings or something? you bet your bottom derler! your bottom what? (vo) wake up with

but so few shark attacks.l's hearing. anne thompson went out on the water to see and hear for herself. >> there it is. i see it. >> we're going to do the doesy doe. >> reporter: wow. this was the rod that the acoustic tag and the shark bent the rod. they track where and when these powerful apex predators swim. technological advances adding to the lab's 60-year pursuit of knowledge. today's growing shark population is helped by three decades of conservation. >> when i was a grad student here in the '80s, hearing about sharks along the beaches was rare. now any day of the week, i can take someone out and show them a shark. >> reporter: we saw several. drones revealing juvenile great whites swim near people 97% of the time, off this beach with no attacks. >> we saw a shark here in the water, and i'm watching people, and nobody seems to be the least concerned that there are sharks 250 feet away from them. >> this is a great example of a community that has just come to adapt to the fact that there are white sharks

kyle judd caught the aftermath of the attack, including the shark responsible to witness the shark that did the attack stay so close? it was crazy. he was literally circling right in front of as they were, you know, treating her on the beach just down the beach. victoria ramos shared her own frightening close call. little bite marks on my calf. but i'm all right. in florida, another victim recovering after officials say a shark bit a man's foot at new smyrna beach in knee deep water, experts stress violent shark encounters remain incredibly rare, with 36 unprovoked attacks reported nationwide last year. tabitha credits her husband for saving her life. he fought off a shark for me. i mean, that's pretty impressive with surgery. she now hopes to make a full recovery. thankful for all the support. and i'm alive. and tonight, we've just confirmed the second shark attack in two days at new smyrna beach. that leaves one man hospitalized. experts say if you are attacked by a shark, fight back and target the eyes, nose or its gills. tom morgan chesky with some advice tonight for us. morgan than

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bites and shark sightings across the country.t had its fourth shark attack in the span of a week after a teen boy was bitten on his left foot. this as part of rockaway beach in new york briefly closed this week after a drone spotted this shark not far from beach-goers. more with cb cotton, is it safe to go in the water? >> it's pretty safe. you have to stay vigilant. within seconds this week though swimmers at a new york city beach were told to get out of the water after a drone spotted this shark. take a look, the first shark sighting on thursday came just after 1 p.m. local time and the waters off rockaway beach. if you look closely, you can see the shark's dark schad low loving in the motion as it was spotted by a drone from the new york city police department. a second shark sighting happened not too far away on the same day. this prompting stretches of rockaway beach to immediately close to swimmers. n.y.p.d. helicopters up above and officers below patrolled the area to make sure that everyone was out of the water. this was

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i fought off a shark for me. i mean, that's pretty impressive with surgery, she now hopes to make a full recovery. thankful for all the support and i'm alive. and tonight, we've just confirmed the second shark attack in two days at new smyrna beach. that leaves one man hospitalized. experts say if you are attacked by a shark, fight back and target the eyes, nose or its gills. tom morgan chesky with some advice tonight for us. morgan thank you. and coming up, the rise of dangerous misinformation about sunscreen. we'll separate fact from fiction after this break. people know how to protect themselves. is a phone call from the boss. sorry. after a time, it's me. time i hear that. that's why we protect all your vehicles here. but hey, nothing wrong with sticking it to the boss. oh, flow. are you going to take that? why would that concern me? because you're the. aren't you the? we never actually discussed hierarchy. okay, why don't we just stick to letting dave know how much he can save when he bundles his home or aut

we just caught an eight-foot sh shark, nurse shark off the back of the boat.k and how potentially to prevent them. with high infection rates after shark bites, a big part of their mission is swabbing inside of the shark's mouth to figure out what kind of bacteria is growing. their hope is to develop species specific antibiotics. >> we'll hopefully be able to figure out ways to help protect people better and help them heal from those rare bites. >> shark attacks continue to make headlines with 22 bites in the u.s. this year alone, half of them here off the coast of florida. and according to the latest data, experts say the numbers of bites we've seen this year is normal, on track. now, despite this, derrick says that humans are not on the menu and each bite is extremely rare. to stay safe, he says avoid swimming at dusk and dawn, and areas with seals, schools of fish or diving sea birds. shark attacks are not exclusive to florida. n.y.p.d. just launched their drone shark surveillance program after their first shark sighting off the coast of long island. griff:

sharks!ten yards away, do i get electrocuted or do i go with a shark? because i will take electrocution although long. despite the environmentalist that say how wonderful sharks are, do you ever hear those people? we had three killings by a shark this weekend, rip people apart, and the environmentalists, say, well, they didn't mean to do it, they mistook it for a seal, they didn't want to hurt the child. now, i don't want that. common sense, right? how about they catch a shark and they take him to the water and took him back in? would anyone do that? these guys wouldn't do it. but they always get on where they say, why is it dog about electricity and sharks? well, they know exactly, do i take electrocution? 0r they know exactly, do i take electrocution? or do i take death by a shark? and i always take electrocution. but is it ridiculous? they want to make about that is far too heavy that can barely float, and they are driving people out of business and destroying this country, they are stupid

in california shark attacks are rare. but sharks are not.hris lowe's great white shark research in southern california is built on tagging. >> there it is. i see it. >> we're going to do the doesy doe. >> reporter: wow. this was the rod that the acoustic tag and the shark bent the rod. they track where and when these powerful apex predators swim. technological advances adding to the lab's 60-year pursuit of knowledge. today's shark population is held by three decades of conservation. >> when i was a grad student here in the '80s, hearing about sharks was rare. now any day of the week, i can take someone out and show them a shark. >> reporter: we saw several. drones revealing juvenile great whites swim near people 97% of the time, off the beach with no attacks. >> we saw a shark here in the water. i'm watching people, and nobody seems to be the least concerned that there are sharks 250 feet away from them. >> reporter: this is a great example of a community that has just come to adapt to the fact that there are white sharks off the beach ever

. >>> plus, more on those shark attacks in texas and florida. you'll hear from a survivor from her hospital bed describing how she fought it off and how to stay safe in the water this summer. >>> and the new warning about sunscreen misinformation. doctors describing the danger now being spread by social media influencers. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> and good evening. i'm tom llamas in for lester. we start with major developments in the race for the white house. president biden is facing a growing campaign crisis, but tonight showing no sign he is preparing to end his re-election run. today in wisconsin, the president saying, despite some democrats trying to push him out, he's staying in the race, but tonight it appears his support is eroding further among elected leaders. "the washington post" reports that key senator, mark warner of virginia, is telling other democrats that mr. biden can no longer remain in the race, and warner is trying to put together a group of democratic senators to ask the president to bo

sharks follow them feeding. most are juvenile sharks 3 to 4 feet. and thousands of people that come out. i challenge them to take those odds and go look up something like having a coconut drop on your head and see which one is more dangerous. >> all right. brandon. challenge accepted on that one. we did research, guys. it does appear more or less it's 30 times more likely to be killed by a falling coconut than to be attacked by a shark. so there you go. however, obviously you need to be careful. who would have thought that, right? you still need to be laying out some options for us on staying safe. one of the biggest ones here -- another thing that might not necessarily be common sense f you see birds feeding on fish, those same fish, guys, could be bait for sharks. so you want to stay away from that. another tip is to enter the ocean slowly so you don't spook the sharks. and go with a group of people or at least have folks nearby. that was the case both with brandon and reed. and as a result, it made all of the difference in terms of their recovery

shark in fresh water.he men to lift onboard. will: joining us now is the captain who led the group, mackey. thanks for being with us this morning. okay, first, i want to know this, because we just said you caught it in fresh water. you were in lake port cher train, right? >> yeah. lake pontchartrain. will: so i'm always fascinated by sharks getting in rivers, is it fresh water? is it brackish? like, you're not shocked you caught a shark there, are you? >> i'm not at all shocked, actually. so we catch a healthy amount of bull sharks which range from about a foot in length to 3 foot in length, 1 to 2-year-old sharks, definitely, and that's definitely on the list of species we catch. it's actually a bull shark nursery, but it's super uncommon the actually see the big ones, actually catching one. seeing one but actually hooking one, getting it in the boat, you know, laying out the measuring tape on it was a pretty crazy experience, not typical for this area at all. lisa: so let's get into some bull shark facts

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shark! watch on. today we are going to check in with correspondents all over the country from new york to california, florida as well, who are taking a look at some groundbreaking research into sharks and how we might be able to prevent future attacks on swimmers. we'll also talk with surfers who are attacked by sharks and survive, sharing what they want all of us to know as we head to the beach this summer, i feel like we're in the aquarium right now as we have this conversation first. this week though, nbc news business correspondent brian chung has a look at something that could help beachgoers stay safe from those sharks. good morning. good morning guys. this is really cool stuff. i got an up close look at state of the art technology that's being tested on new york's long island to divert sharks away from our shores, and we're just months away from a big experiment to prove if this could be the answer to keeping our waters safe from shark attacks. they are the apex predators of the oceans. thousan

he lost two limbs almost as life as well in a shark attack back in 2009. now, he sharing a story this is actually where i got attacked right here, this close to the bridge. yeah just assuming from point a to point b. >> and i looked over my shoulder to make sure that i will still headed towards the bow of the warship that's what happened it was the um, first no, it was won by one byte is my hand was by my side and it's a full my hamstring and my hand off in the same way that is trouble, bagels that shock. >> they said it was 2.7 to 3.2 meters so yeah the reason that they came to that conclusion was because of this size, the width of the bite on my leg, and the tape marks in my wet wetsuits paul is extremely lucky to be alive the surgeon said that if you'd lost blood for 30 seconds longer that de he would have died doctors amputated paul's leg just above the knee in his right hand, above the breast after nine weeks, he was released from hospital i've never even seen a large dangerous job in my life. and then all of a sudden well, goodie survived his attitud

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yeah, yeah. >> cocaine, sharks . that's the >> cocaine, sharks.> cocaine, sharks. that's the headline we wanted to get to all evening. cocaine sharks. why sea creatures swimming in drug tainted waters this is rio de janeiro. they've tested a bunch of sharks. they found loads of coke in their system. it's coming from sewage laced with pharmaceuticals and also wastage from illegal labs , the side from illegal labs, the side effects are the sharks are sniffing more. yeah, the good news is that it puts you off your appetite. so they're not killing as many people. well, this is the thing most people , this is the thing most people, most people, when they hear, when they hear cocaine, sharks, they picture a great white. >> but i spent most of the harmless little annoying sort of sharks just can't shut up , harmless little annoying sort of sharks just can't shut up, i should say. >> the last two things i said were jokes and not scientific. whether or not i was here, i thought you were being really serious. >> this is one of those funny, not funny stories

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huge white shark golingan 6,000 pound shark follows marine biologist tom herd searching for the fattestast of new zealand. >> what started off as a simple let's go and find a big girl turned into a mammoth, if you pardon the pun, a mammoth effor, into getting some good hard science down on paper. >> yeah, this is really, really remarkable. >> wildlife biologist forrest galante explores the different species in alien sharks. ghosts of japan. >> you're going to go on this incredible journey, this show, and tell adventure through the deep sea, the shallow oceans, all of it. to see 17 different species of elasmobranch, which is an it's got to be a record for shark week at culminates in finding the rarest of rare, the japanese angel shark, a species that looks like it was drawn for avatar, to help find it, preserve it and conserve that species turnaround in hollywood. >> ashley dvorkin, fox news, ktvu, fox two news at five starts now. >> fire crews all over the bay area. busy today, busy last night. going from call to call from fireworks. injuries to illegal fireworks to fires caused by, wel

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those juvenile sharks three and four feet.porter: both have returned to surfing within months of their attacks. they never had any doubts about heading back into the ocean. they say you shouldn't either. >> when someone gets bit, it goes all over the internet. but you have thousands and thousands of people that come out. i challenge them to take those odds and go look about having a coconut drop on your head and see which is more dangerous. >>> day's long mission in space has turned into a weeks' long stage for two nasa astronauts. they were originally scheduled to return home two weeks after completing a test flight of boeing's starliner spacecraft. their return could be weeks away, as engineers continue to troubleshoot with the ship. tom costello has more. >> let's go forward into starliner. >> reporter: onboard the international space station, these astronauts are still waiting to learn when they might return home. >> everything has been fantastic. the spacecraft has handled remarkably well. >> reporter: two weeks ago, they

in the water every day. >> if sharks wanted to target people, we'd have 10,000 shark bites a day. people to the extent that they can. >> reporter: and experts say shark activity shouldn't change your vacation plans. what's really important here is being shark smart, which is being aware of marine life. you want to avoid murky water and, of course, always listen to life guards. here that means avoid going in the water deeper than your waist. >> don't you worry about that for me. >> you won't be anywhere near that? no murky water and we'll stay right here. thank you. >>> let's check in with dylan once again for another look at your forecast. >> we have storminess out there for a lot of folks across the country today. in fact, we have heavy rain falling especially through northern arkansas where we have flash flood emergencying in effect. the rain is billowing up and not moving from that area, so that could lead to flash flooding. this is all ahead of a cold front that will eventually drop the humidity and lower the temperatures for the northeast. before it does so, we will see these

yeah. >> juvenile white sharks are generally really not very interested in people.ttle guy really was looking to maybe make some new friends next to bringing in our summerween celebrations. >> guys, wait, what? why do i have this? well, for those of us who don't, cannot wait for october 31st. home decorator bonnie barb just went viral on tiktok for her ideas on how to celebrate halloween during the summertime. this is from a show called gravity falls, and she is still carrying it through. 12 years after that episode came out, jack o lantern cheeseburgers and watermelon and pop. orange and pumpkin beach balls. and then i tried the thing that she did, which is a watermelon jack o lantern. our intern and i cut this with a with a butter knife. >> it's not scary or menacing, though. it's smiling, but it's summertime. i mean, it is summertime. >> it's just a baby. >> you used a jack o lanterns, a beach bod right now. well i used a real knife to poke it. >> and then i had to, like, kind of pop it out, i did not do any of this in the studio, though, that's for sure. in the

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if i see a shark that's immediately playing in my head. >> all right, let's go from sharks to barks.can get down with this. this is in detroit. the first dog bar of the city is parked. an official celebrated its opening with a ribbon cutting ceremony this week. >> so this is described as being fully off leash everywhere. you set your dog free, you sit down, you enjoy a beverage. referees watch the dogs to make sure they're playing nice with each other. they even clean up after the dogs and keep the water bowls refreshed. >> and you don't even have to bring a dog. all are welcome so i can bring my cat then, right? does it say no cats? oh, she would never go. pepper would say, absolutely. >> my banksy would go. i've got a british shorthair who would love to hang out with a bunch of dogs. he's kind of like a puppy. >> oh, well, polka time everybody. ooh it's the fabulous jalopy theater in brooklyn, new york. >> hey, politics and foreign wars all the way there. all the scores. that's the world news. >> polka. >> if you're an insomniac and a good night sleep, you laugh. >> do the world ne

you can see the actual shark. how do they know that this is the shark will, according to the lieutenant? the helicopter pilot was flying very low on south padre island trying to keep that shark away from people. so these were maneuvers that the pilot was doing to make sure that that shark didn't come back closer to shore or humans. were. now, according to olivares, the texas dps stayed there until well, there was no threat. now, just imagine being one of those beachgoers and take a look at these photos that we obtained from social media because there was a family there, a mother from arlington, texas. this isn't the rio grande valley. she says that her two daughters were in the water when the shark was in there and all of a sudden she's she heard her daughter screaming. they started running out of the water. one of her daughters had blood on her leg. that's the 18-year-old that you see with a gauze. both of them are okay. according to the mother. and then there was another incident another man also was in the wate

shark attacks have been on the rise.ed by a shark in hawaii. lifeguards advising everyone to be on alert. expert tips to avoid sharks, swim in groups. avoid the water at dusk or dawn. if you encounter a shark, keep your movements slow and steady to avoid looking like prey. the shark headlines coming as tens of millions are expected to swarm america's beaches this holiday weekend. officials warning swimmers to also watch out for rip currents. fast-moving strips of water that can pull swimmers out to sea. >> if you get caught in one, the most important thing is to relax. stay calm. don't panic. >> reporter: another concern, contamination. authorities in ten states closing or posting advisories at roughly 100 beaches with high levels of bacteria, warning exposure can cause gastrointestinal illness and skin infections. hidden hazards lurking beneath the surface as americans celebrate the holiday weekend in the water. that makes for a fun beach day. to add one more to the list of concerns, there's a nationwide lifeguard short

this week we're celebrating sharks.ent types of sharks, with new species being discovered every year? >> 20-foot. >> 25, three tons on him. >> reporter: they're the species often misunderstood with an entire week dedicated to them and one of the most iconic theme songs. ♪ ♪ but the florida aquarium wants you to know not all sharks are as dangerous as they are portrayed in hollywood. >> fish are friends, not food. >> reporter: some sharks are safe enough to swim with in their interactive seatrek program that they offer to visitors. with fossil records dating back more than 400 million years and up to 15 rows of teeth, sharks are extremely important in our ecosystem and help balance food webs and help keep reefs and beaches healthy. no wonder they're so prevalent in pop culture. ♪ baby shark ♪ ♪ doo doo doo doo ♪ >> reporter: so this week the florida aquarium is taking fear and turning it into fascination. >> rhiannon: look at that. >> whit: i love that. what do you think? do you think you could go swim with the sharks? >

and i'm not even talking about the sharks sharks don't come on land. we have other dangerous i got i gotcha. and that's pretty widespread. i mean, those kind of potential dangers along the coast all right. you're not just shark-related. again good notation. all right. chad myers. thank you so much. all right. here to give us some perspective, is dave johnson, a former news anchor in the coastal city of corpus christi texas dave, great to see you. you've been covering and living through hurricanes in south texas for what more than 30 years now. so you know, the drill in letter a while in the right? if you post like i was watching on your prior cast, if you look outside, i know beryl as 400 miles away, might as well before thousand because you can't see or hear anything. it's typical corpus christi weather today. 92, but he backed her hundred and five hot hasn't rained it's typical letter. that's what you can see, but it's what you can't see. that's coming towards you. that kinda has you worried? >> exactly and of. course we know the governor's already s

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dangerous shark bites.hic. >> this morning, wildlife officials on alert after a flurry of shark activity in multiple locations. >> oh, my gosh. >> in south texas, four people injured thursday in the waters off south padre island, at least one man taken to the hospital. this image showing rescuers surrounding the victim with an apparent shark bite to her leg. rayner cardenas says his son-in-law was severely bitten on the leg. >> he jumped up out of the water saying "shark, shark," and that's when adrenaline kicked in. >> cardenas carrying him to shore, saying his son-in-law is expected to be okay. the texas department of public safety capturing this footage of a shark swimming in the area around the time of the attack. the game warden saying they believe all those bites were from the same shark which escaped to open waters. meantime, in the northeast, new great white warning. multiple sightings of great white sharks off the coast of cape cod. >> the amount of sharks has definitely increased along the shore.

. >>> the shark bite off hilton head island tonight. two shark attacks there just days apart. >>> tonight, after 34 years in prison, a former inmate goes free for a murder he did not commit. >>> the lunch meat recall tonight. 7 million pounds of deli meat possibly contaminated with lis peer ya. >>> american swimmer katie ledecky at the summer games today. >>> and america strong tonight. the father and daughter, olympic swimmers winning the same medal for the same event 32 years apart to the day. >>> good evening and we begin tonight with breaking news on two fronts. we have just learned more than two decades after the 9/11 attack, the accused mastermind of the attack and two co-conspirators have reached a plea deal with prosecutors. >>> but we do begin tonight with former president trump combative as he took questions at the national association of black journalists convention in chicago. trump questions vice president kamala harris's race. vice president harris, of course, is the first black woman and asian american to serve as vice pr

well, they are sharks. they are sharks. if there is a shark about 10 yards away, do i get electrocuted, or do i go with the shark? because i say i will take electrocution all day long. but they always get on me. they say why is he talking about electricity and sharks? they know exactly. it sort of a cute little story. do i take electrocution would lead to death by a shark ? and i will always take electrocution. >> the guys kind of scared of sharks, it seems. like i said, donald trump is still donald trump. when all these maga republicans talk about how unified they are, just remember what they are unified around. they are unified around the guy that rambles about sharks and electricity, who also happens to be a convict and a fraud and someone who was found liable of sexual abuse. if that's of the party wants to unify around, i say have added. he is far from an invincible candidate, though, and that is important to remember. of course, there are some tough realities for democrats right now, too. there been a flurry of report

reporter: this is just the latest shark attack this year.far, nationwide, there have been at least 15 reported incidents, five of those here in florida. adriana? >> adriana: manny bojorquez, thank you. texas is one of more than 25 states facing excessive heat warnings and advisories. in california, the warnings are particularly stark. the national weather service calls the heat wave dangerous and potentially lethal. and firefighters are working in those triple-digit conditions as they battle flames. cbs's elise preston is on the scene in oroville, 70 miles north of sacramento. >> reporter: much of the west coast is facing two threats: dangerous fire conditions, and brutal heat. >> anywhere from the 115-120 degrees, so that's incredibly hot. >> reporter: the national weather service calls this an exceptionally dangerous, potentially historic, and deadly heat event. the massive wildfire burning near the town of oroville, california, has consumed at least four structures. but there's another toll. eight firefighters here have suffered heat-rela