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The targets are sharks at least 10 feet long, including the gret white which previously was a protected species there. officials point to the dangers of sharks saying seven people have been killed in three years but the programming sparking protests from conservation groups and environmentalists. thousands of people who oppose the shash program have demonstrated on the beaches there. patti ann: the danger of shopping in the digital aid. target not the only retailer hit by hackers. shoppers can d...

They look good. thats the problem with our society. >> people shouldnt go out of their way to do things at are harmful to fuful to any of natu creatures. >> i cant tell if hes serious or not. >> thats why hes alone and miserable. he coldly sanctioned the murder of our national symbol. its another of president obamas victims. as the president has allowed windmill companies to kill bald and golden eagles for up to 30 years without penalty. theres one the. the legal protection tengextendo wind farm...

Somebody, which is over 70% of the land in this country, in what we call the farm bill. we have major reforms. over 650 environmental and conservation groups have endorsed what we have done to strengthen land, water, air management, protecting open land. none of that gets done unless we have what we call a farm bill. rural development. every small town gets their financing for roads, water, sewer, small business loans, housing, through rural development. economic development for small communitie...

Approach. >> reporter: some conservation groups applaud the obama administration new plan. >> why in the world would we sacrifice heritage, hunting and fishing traditions, all the sustainable economy that comes on that on something thats speculative. doesnt make sense from dollars and cents standpoint. >> reporter: they plan to sue them because reductions didnt go far enough. chris? >> thank you. a committee considering whether to ease restrictions on electric devices in airplanes is asking fo...

Quote, phased approach to safe and responsible commercial development. detractors say the u.s. is missing out on huge potential. >> we dont even know the total extent, but its basically around a trillion barrels of oil which would be as much oil as the world has used since the first oil well was drilled 150 years ago. so it would be enough to power united states automobiles and jet airplanes and everything else for well over a century. >> reporter: conservation groups say oil shale leasing rules...

his finances, and theyre hitting hard with a new web video on a tax attacks from the vice president himself. >> he wants you to show your papers, but he wont show us his. >> democrats have been demanding more financial disclosure from romney for weeks, and suggesting that hes got secrets hes keeping from voters. listen. >> this is the most secretive candidate since richard nixon. >> mitt romney plays by a different set of rules and keeps secrets like other things he keeps secret. >> go...

transparency tornado. president obamas team is ripping into mitt romney for what they call an appalling lack of transparency. they say hes hiding things about his past, his businesses, his finances, and theyre hitting hard with a new web video on a tax frattacks from t vice president himself. >> he wants you to show your papers, but he wont show us his. >> democrats have been demanding more financial disclosure from romney for weeks, and suggesting that hes got secrets hes keeping from...

to earle i start. and im zoraida sambolin. >> lets get started. the. the fallout from tropical storm beryl. it is a tropical depression. guess what, building steam again and its expected to be a tropical storm before we know it again. the storm is dumping as much as ten inches of rain in northern florida and southern georgia. its also knocking out power to tens of thousands of people right across that region. now beryl has its eyes on the carolinas. cnns rob marciano has been trackin...

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...

Our old buddy challenger right there as well. good morning to you, al. >> good morning, steve. >> ok, so the north arapahoe tribe had filed suit with the u.s. fish and wildlife because they refused to allow them to kill some eagles because they used the feathers in religious ceremonies. now, apparently, theyve said its going to be ok. were going to allow you to kill two eagles. how do you feel about that? >> well, i think its alarming and disturbing and i just hope were not opening up a pandoras...