the economy. the new report out just today driving new recession fears tonight. and what president biden said about this today. and the american families from new jersey to kentucky, across this nation, who say no matter what you call it, we re feeling it. rebecca jarvis reporting. tonight, the big push. democrats racing to pass that surprise breakthrough deal on climate. it would be the most ambitious climate undertaking in u.s. history. the bill also lowers prescription drug costs, health care costs, taxing the very rich and corporations. so, do they have the votes? with joe manchin now onboard. rachel scott standing by live on the hill. also news tonight, this phone call between president biden and china s president xi. the call lasting more than two hours. president xi with a warning to the u.s. and will house speaker nancy pelosi and a congressional delegation visit taiwan amid these tensions? mary bruce with late reporting. russia now responding tonight to that u.
shark sightings and attacks here in the northeast. sharks closer to shore. so, tonight here, what s driving this? our chief meteorologist ginger zee off massachusetts tonight. reporter: with more than two dozen reported shark encounters along our coasts this summer, new england is now gearing up for its peak great white season. this is where the shark hunt begins. greg skomaland the atlantic white shark conservancy are on a mission to tag and track these creatures off the coast of cape cod. why are we seeing more sharks this season? the sharks are feeding close to shore. shark populations are coming back and we got lots and lots of people going in the water so, that just creates almost the perfect storm in terms of the potential for shark attacks. reporter: the northwest atlantic has warmed three times faster than the rest of the world s oceans, than the rest of the planet. right. water temperature have anything to do with the increase of shark encounter? for certain specie