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Two swimmers survived being bitten by sharks this week at South Carolina s most popular beach.Both people were attacked in Myrtle Beach on Monday with one suffering a serious injury to the forearm and the second a more glancing bite to the leg, police told media outlets.The attacks happened in the ocean about a half-mile 1 kilometer apart and police said there is no way to know if they are related. Karen Sites of Pittsburgh needed hundreds of stitches. She told WPDE-TV she was in waist-deep water on her first day of vacation with her 8-year-old grandson when she was bitten on the arm. I just felt something, I guess, bite me and there was a shark on my arm, Sites said. Brian S
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ites said he heard his grandmother scream. I couldn t even see the shark coming up, but all I s
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aw was the shark jumped up and it didn t even bite all the way, he said.Shark attacks on humans are extremely rare. While millions of people enjoyed the water, just 47 shark bites were reported at beaches in the U.S. in 2021, according to the International Shark Attack File maintained by the University of Florida.Four shark attacks wer
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e reported in South Carolina last year. Florida led the nation with 28, the group said.Precautions swimmers can take include avoiding going in the ocean around dawn or dusk when sharks come closer to the shore to feed, leaving the water when schools of fish can be seen near the surf and staying away from places where people may be Hpbp Flint residents rebuke governor with federal lawsuit
Bob Schieffer has covered every presidential election since 1964. That s 14 and counting -- each one different, and none quite like this one. He sat down with CBS Evening News anchor Scott Pelley to share what he thinks the implications may be for the Republican party.SCOTT PELLEY: What do yo
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u make of all this Will Florida, Ohio be tipping point for GOP race 03:32 BOB SCHIEFFER: On the Republican side what we re seeing here is a changing of the guard. If Trump wins the nomination before the convention, and it looks like he probably will, it will turn the Republican party on its ear. If it goes to an open convention, it will be a bloody fight that could break the party into two parties. In either case, the Republican party we used to know will be replaced by something new. Exactly what that will be is uncertain, and that s the scary part. Because the one thing that never bodes well in politics, or economics, or national security matters is just that -- uncertainty. PELLEY: Can Trump actually win the presidency SCHIEFFER:He
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could, but historically nominees who come from outside their party mainstream do poor
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ly. When Republicans split over civil rights in 1964 and nominated Barry Goldwater, they went down to a historic landslide defeat. When Democra
