by a tree or a falling vending machine. if you see a shark, it means it s a healthy ocean environment. the healthier the shark, the healthier all the other fish in the ocean are going to be and the healthier that eco system is. so, if you see a shark and you re worried, which is totally normal, be mellow, breathe, don t splash around. don t flail or act like prey. griff: we can show i made a full screen of your tips, and you say, be calm, and do not splash. you say, do not touch, poke or pet a shark. i don t know who would try and do that, but you know, some do, perhaps me, and then don t swim in the ocean with your dog and there are a few others. don t swim where people are fishing or cleaning fish, and if you are fishing and you hook a shark on a line, don t lift it out of the water. being around fish, particularly those schools of bait fish, dangerous stuff.
next year. that was last weekend. he told a radio interviewer now he is looking forward to meeting with the secret service. yeah, we actually have heard from the secret service and they have a duty and i salute them. i support them, and i m looking forward to our meeting tomorrow. i m sure it will be a fine gathering. we all remember the sight of oil gushing into the gulf of mexico. later washing up on the beaches. now bp has reached a class action settlement with thousands of businesses and individuals who filed claims after that disaster. price tag for the settlement, almost $8 billion. bp says that the number could go even higher. new jersey school district will pay $4.2 million to a student who was paralyzed after being attacked by a bully. this incident happened in 2006 when sawyer rosenstein was just 12 years old. he was punched in the stomach by another student which triggered a blood clot that caused paralysis. he was repeatedly bullied months before the attack.
europeans and the americans might have to have more central bank intervention into the markets and also said that there have been policy decisions in europe and the united states that have been poor, and then on top of that, that was enough. that was already bad, brooke. then we got some economic reports right here in the united states. slowdown in housing, slowdown in manufacturing, and, you know, not a great report about new jobless claims. basically it all piled on. people ran out of stocks and back into into, you know, safer investments, but, really, it all started in europe. let s go there, richard quest. tell us what you did. we had a pretty awful day on the european markets. the dax in germany, main index in germany was off by 6%. by the close, all the major european markets down 4%, 4.5% and 5%. and the real reason, very much following on your theme, having had fear, worry and concern. now there are facts, and they may not be very strong facts, but as we will show