megyn: moments ago we told but a swarm of stingrays attacking people in southern california, many of them requiring medical attention and two of them hospitalized. animal experts call this strange but not unprecedented. dan stock dale is an exotic animal trainer and the friend of the late steve irwin who was of course killed in array rey attack. thanks so much for being here. i find this fascinating. two dozen people were stung and a couple had to go to the emergency room. how do you know when you go into the ocean whether you need to worry about array rey? well, megyn, you know the area where they were in has one of the largest concentration -gs of stingrays on the west coast. when you talk about seal beach, typically this time of year you re going to have predominantly male stingrays in that area. when you re going into the
government is going to have to show that somehow arizona is interest fearing with. and the arizona law did not rewrite immigration law. i think sanctuary cities have the affect of rewriting immigration law and that s the disstrings. megyn: you have to ask yourself how it plays politically to take that position. jason lewis always a pleasure. my pleasure. megyn: a scary scene shaping up at one u.s. beach where dozens are people were stung by stingrays. look at this poor kid, the same creature that managed to kill steve irwin. plus the naacp and the team are taking their fight to a whole new level now. the team has the tea party as a political policy is to reverse what civil rights did and that is saying the federal government must protect people.
themselves right below the surface in the sand, so really shuffling through the sand as you re going into those areas where you know there is a high concentration of them that will be your safest bette. megyn: is this only the west coast? does the east coast not need to worry about this. east coast as well. anywhere where stingrays are native to you definitely need to keep your eyes open. you are talking about the seal beach area which has a high concentration. megyn: they said at this beach there was a report of an unusual number of black jellyfish. jellyfish is something i think everyone who goes to the ocean has had to deal with at one point or another. what is a black jellyfish and how do you know to worry about that. the main thing you re going to notice with the jellyfish or the stingray, the stingray the barb from the stingray will be much more severe than from the jellyfish. megyn: is a black jellyfish different from the regular
naacp. again all the naacp asks they repudiate racists that are obvious and if you do that that s all that they ask for. that s fine. megyn: thanks for a good debate. a heart wrench custody case ahead that you have got to hear about. this mother is fighting for custody of a 2-year-old girl she has raised since birth. after the girl s biological father appeared out of nowhere saying his daughter was stolen. how would you decide? would it affect your decision if you knew of the father s criminal record? we showed you the scene a at a california beach a short while ago dozen of dozens of swimmers stung by stingrays. up next we are going to steak on trace gallagher s shuffle challenge and tell us how we can protect ourselves. stay tuned. i ve been to the beach tons of time and i ve never got
highest concentration of stingrays on the west coast it would behoove you to be a little bit more careful as you re going into the water shuffling those feet. megyn: what does it feel like? the stingray. megyn: to be stung. to be stung. you re going to have a lot of pain. the bigot problem with the stingray as far as the sting goes, it isn t so much that it s going to harm you unless it peersess a vital organ as we saw with steve irwin back in 2006, so that is the biggest concern. you ll have a lot of pain, swelling that type of thing. megyn: worse than a bee sting. yes, definitely worse than a bee sting for sure. megyn: let s say you re going through the ocean and doing your little shuffle, is that all you can do? is there some sort of way you can splash a lot and get rid of them? they stay on the bottom of the ocean i m told. typically what they ll do is get on the bottom and they ll flap a little bit just to bury