turn, do it anyway. in queens yesterday the crowd did just that. several crowd members took issue with rep alexandria ocasio-cortez s stance on immigration and funding for ukraine. we should eliminate the debt limit in the united states because of the constitutional [applause] you voted for. [shouting] are you going to stop this war, that s my question? let the veteran speak. alex: attendees of the conference did come to her defense. things change over time. alex: the congresswoman did wrap it uptaking photos with supporters and she released tweet afterwards thanking everyone who came out to the town hall stating we had such a f, and as you mentioned those who did lash out were let away by security, we will send it back to you. griff: end of that tweet, see you next month. can t wait to see what happens then. alicia. alicia: florida governor ron desantis officially joining 2024 presidential race as the gop field fills out. with us today is ashley davis, former j w
heighthouse, the guy who knows creatures better than anyone. you heard cb s reports, a woman losing a leg in the caribbean, is it time to dial in captain quint from jaws? no, it s not time for captain quint. it is getting warmer. we are seeing sharks come into the beaches and we are seeing more people in the water and it s when people and sharks might come into contact that we have these events. but we have to keep in mind they are really rare. you heard don t swim at dawn and dust and don t swim where you see lots of bait fish and you should be able to have a great summer and enjoy the ocean without worrying about sharks. griff: i want to get to show our viewers the ones we got, mike, they are pretty simple, stay calm and avoid splashing. this is the shark attacks by the way, these are the tips, staying
seeing something floating may have thought it was prey because you do see the bite, a really rare again. good to have your feet in the kayak. griff: for sure in that case. bottom line, dr. mike heighthouse says still go to the beach and still go in the water, correct? 100%. remember these are big predators that are part of healthy oceans. we have to find ways to coexist with them and with all of the technology we have ways to stay safe and we have healthy fish and healthy oceans. griff: have a good memorial day weekend and stay safe. thanks so much, have a great one. alicia: 3-year-old madeline disappeared in portugal 16 years ago investigators found relevant clue that could help solve the heartbreaking mystery. the details next. ds,
might see shark and mistake a person. they don t want to bite them but mistakes happen. so avoid areas where you might run into sharks but, yeah, that surfer did the right thing, the shark grabbed her and she punched at it, poked at the eyes, you can get the sharks to let go and usually they don t come back. if you do have that unfortunate situation, fight back and then get first aid fast. griff: i saved the best for last, mike, i have to show you. take a look at this video. a kayaker in hawaii that was out and this is actually just me in the water safely this video here it comes what looks to be a tiger shark, what happened here and what should somebody do if they re encountering that? well, if you re encountering that, i would paddle away personally and, you know, probably the shark was attracted by the fishing but tiger sharks eat prey at the surface, turtles, dolphins, so you re
is spotted fishers are told to get out of the water. avoid swimming at dawn or dusk. should you see one, the key is to stay calm and move away. and, of course, we ve got to talk about rift currents with life guards being officially back on duty they can spot you if you are caught in one but, of course, we all know that swimming parallel to the shore will get you out of a rift current. alicia, sending things back to you. alicia: cb cotton. griff: joining us is marine ecologist, college of arts and sciences and education, dr. mike