rob: gary woodland held off two-time defending champion brooks koepka to win the u.s. open. got it! a major champion, gary woodland. rob: woodland sinking that very long birdie putt on the 18th hole in pebble beach, clinching his first major title. he finished at 13 under par. i never heard of him before. rob: that s his first major, so yeah, it s a new name. good for him. time now, 10 minutes after the hour. a new surge of migrants flooding our southern border but they re not just from central america. our next guest outlines the brand-new dangers with this latest influx. rob: and this adorable toddler being called the dolphin
carley: a shark attack sent an 8-year-old boy to the hospital. the child swimming off the coast when he was bit on the leg. he s expected to make a full recovery. this marks the third shark attack in north carolina this month. two weeks ago a 17-year-old was bitten and needed her leg amputated. and a 19-year-old boy was bit on the foot while surfing. a lot of you re seeing an increase of that. it s scary. rob: a toddler called a dolphin whisperer for making new friends at seaworld. check it out. d do you like your toy? wow. carley: they love her. that s 3-year-old paisley showing her pink dolphin toy to real dolphins at the orlando theme park. the animals assembling against the glass to get a closer look. how cool is that? elizabeth warren has a chance to
if your uc or crohn s treatment isn t working for you, ask your gastroenterologist about entyvio. entyvio. relief and remission within reach. i could feel the heart racing. a strange. exhilarating moment to know we got the dolphins back out. bunch of strangers all working together. two dolphins on the way back to where they belong. i did not know you were a dolphin whisperer. bravo to you my friend. tough few days for the great lakes region could see five feet of snow by wednesday. a foot of snow, fallen just today in new york state. while in, petoski, michigan the
people pitching in for. i have said for a long time, your knowledge of florida, your knowledge of hurricanes, unparalleled among the correspondent corps anywhere. i put you up against anybody, anyplace, any time. i did not know you were a dolphin whisperer. bravo to you, my friend. amazing stuff. reporter: you know, chris, this is this is going to sound strange because you would think that this was a once in a lifetime experience. and the truth is, i came across a dolphin after hurricane rita. and we participated in rescuing that dolphin that had been washed more than a mile inland during storm surge in cameron parish. lesson learned there and applied very well here today. i ll say. wow, kerry, you amaze me always. thank you. what a great story. reporter: thank you, thank you. seriously, this is a guy who s been doing stories for 30 years, maybe more. but he remembers everything.
so the farmer there said i don t have any use for this bull. i need him to mate. let me send him on to the slaughterhouse. one person that got involved is a co-creator of the simpsons. he donated money to save the bull. most end up in the slaughterhouse. end occupy somebody end up on somebody s plate, he said, to kill the thing because it s gay is a double tragedy and there you have it. they saved benji. that s a signal that this story is no bull. you like that? i was wondering why you were quiet. i was teeing it up for you, t.j. this could be the dolphin whisperer. this young lady did a little bit of gymnastics and made the dolphin smile. that s the buzz that people say. all of it taking place with 100,000 views in two to three days. the dolphin whisperer. do dolphins laugh? or smile?