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It. robert bazell, nbc news, new york. up next, a family vacation where every photo is a postcard. attracting a new crowd to wide open spaces this summer.

Of inviting young people to national parks, the parks will become less relevant. >> reporter: so the park service is mounting a campaign to attract children. >> its really cool. >> reporter: like this school group just outside of washington, d.c. >> they get excited. they discover things. for them to know that not only they can come back, but they own this place. this is their park. >> reporter: back in colorado, the sheaffer family is also fighting the trend. >> ooitits sad to see the next gene...

Some headlines making news on the west coast. the "los angeles times" as a front-page story on how i.c.e. is stepping up the effort to deport criminal immigrants. 150 agents have been pulled from desk and backroom jobs to search for fugitives around the country. critics are denouncing the push as a political stunt. in oregon, the tight security at oregon state university. the first lady will be giving the commencement address there tomorrow. her brother coaches there as well. in montana, the...

More than 100 bison are back home after roaming too far on to private property. the wildlife officials says the bison are being --. ♪ . have you had a bison burger? martha: no, sir. bill: i have. i think it is pretty good. taste as little bit like chicken but other than that pretty good. martha: sure it was a bison burger. all right. back to the campaign trail now. a pivotal moment could be coming for mitt romney. tomorrow he will deliver the commencement speech at liberty university which is ...

Retriever now 2 years old, was born blind. by the time he was turned dover to the animal hospital in tulsa, oklahoma, he had nightly uncontrollable seizures. >> things got different in his world, and that stress led to his seizure disorder getting worse. >> reporter: but his whole life was turned around, probably saved, by the worlds most unlikely helping hand. helping paw really. >> just havent seen anything like this ever. >> reporter: several months ago, blair arrived at the hospital. a stree...

Make sure you have 72 hours worth of food and water. a flashlight, a first aid kit and battery powered radio. travel will almost certainly be impacted along the east coasts busiest roads. and in those cities hit by snow, monday morning is likely to see flight delays, as well. the storm has farmers holding their breath, as well. with the warm spring, crops sprouted a month early. while this late april storm could ease drought conditions, a deep freeze in some spots threatens to destroy some of th...

Try to help, prioritize and use common sense. >> john: im moving to something we agree. you are a hunter. we talk about if you want to save tigers, eat them isnt exactly true. its been shown that conservation efforts have not worked but where people have allowed to own tigers and tribe allowing them to allow tourism. then the local people work to fight the poachers to preserve the animals. do you agree with? >> that you had really good points in that chapter about conservation. you gave the good...

But the potential downside -- so much darker. some say were already seeing it. local governments are racing to meet the challenges head on. los angeles today hosting a meeting of top scientists and health officials to plan for what theyre calling extreme climate risks. danger number one, extreme weather. the rising temperatures may create ideal conditions for more thunderstorms and tornadoes. 223 twisters reported in march alone, a month which typically sees 80. danger number two, economic crisi...

It makes them much more valuable than the buffalo bred with cattle and raised as livestock. before the journey back to the great plains they live in yellowstone national park. that is where the wheat farmers in montana want them to stay. saying bison wreak havoc on the cattle industry in montana. the governor says the conflict is over blown. >> in 100-years it will grow to a few thousand and we have 3 million cattle in montana. >> they feared the initial relocation is just the beginning. biggs c...

This. you buy a bagel no tax if its sliced you pay a tax. >> they stais an altered bagel the charge is because there was a service provided for it. thank you so much. i know what tax you would be willing to pay. >> absolutely my little baby girl 18 years old my maddie. in other news a plan to bring back speaking of animals an iconic animal in the west with serious controversy american tribe dozens of yellowstone bison have been brought into montana. farmers say they have been fighting the po...