don t we let people bathe the way they want to bathe? yeah. first of all, let people bathe. you have a gift with words. i think that s a fair statement. i don t know who can oppose that. let them bathe! chris, i m but, chris, i m i m going to ask you what we call the followup, you know, in journalism. because you, obviously, are around some of this. it s great when we take some inspiration from people because of their work or there are obviously they are on stage, they re on camera. and yet, then there becomes this thing of using them as a stand-in for other topics and it s like i m sure people gossiped since the dawn of time. but it s now amplified in a way where are do you feel like using public people or celebrities to then judge other people s parenting doesn t seem that fair or wise? um, i m familiar with the term. an excellent follow-up question.
we ve had a recent shark attack on manhattan beach, in california not far from where i live. and something like that happens and people just some people stay away from the water for years. right. what s the rational reaction? it s an emotional reaction. obviously, it s a dramatic thing that happens. by and large, sharks stay away from us. think about it. we have millions of sharks in the same waters that hundreds of millions of people bathe in every single day of the summer, and yet there are fewer than 80 shark incidents worldwide every year. you re much more likely to get hurt or killed crossing the street in new york city. what is your next big project? well, now that we ve finished with the actual mission, we have three things on the agenda, that s chapter two of it. number one, the documentary, which hopefully will come out at the beginning of next year. number two is the traveling museum, which will be based on mission 31 to outreach and connect people with what s hap
consequences that we re facing in the ocean world that s an unexplored place, we need to be able to educate the public in a fun and interesting way. okay, there s nothing the public wants to be educated on more about the oceans than the shark threat. okay? of course. this is steven spielberg set this up for us. we ve had a recent shark attack on manhattan beach, in california not far from where i live. and something like that happens and people just some people stay away from the water for years. right. what s the rational reaction? it s an emotional reaction. obviously, it s a dramatic thing that happens. by and large, sharks stay away from us. think about it. we have millions of sharks in the same waters that hundreds of millions of people bathe in every single day of the summer, and yet there are fewer than 80 shark incidents worldwide every year. you re much more likely to get hurt or killed crossing the street in new york city. what is your next big project? we
brian? brian: wow. this week it was reported that a bachelor s degree is the new high school diploma and that even jobs not requiring college skills won t hire anyone unless they have a college degree. cheryl casone says wait. that isn t exactly true. she s back here with four jobs you can land now without a degree. welcome back. yeah. look, it is tough if you don t have a college degree right now. that employment rate is up over 8% right now. but these are some of the jobs we ve been talking about on fox & friends for two years. the first is home health aid. i just did one of these companies on tuesday. this is going in, maybe you re doing lighthouse keeping, helping people bathe, take care of themselves. with one person turning 65 every 13 seconds right now in this country, this is a huge industry. the average pay in 2010 was 20,000 a year. 9.70 per hour. that s actually higher now. more toward the 10, $11 range. but the outlook, 70% growth in