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Parish, bps doug suttles defended the unprecedented amount of dispersant used to break up the oil. >> the epa and others asked us to do everything we could to minimize the volumes. we worked closely with them to do it, and the volumes did go down. >> reporter: today the epa released a study showing dispersants mixed with louisiana crude so far are no more toxic than the oil itself, oil that has traumatized much of this regions economy and much of its wildlife. >> i have not seen any evidence, an...

Day last year as many as a dozen of the huge sharks were spotted nearby. but now, gray seals are crowding these waters. that news travels fast, say shark experts. >> somehow, the word is out in the great white shark population, and theyre arriving to eat their preferred meal. >> a 15-foot great white was spotted feeding on seals off nauset beach july 11. two weeks earlier fishermen aboard the "sweet dreams" caught a baby, a seven-footer, they tagged it and released it. >> to see one within a few...

Water. is it beneath the surface? jeffrey kofman has been looking for the oil on the water and in the air. hes in buras, louisiana, tonight. >> reporter: for 86 days, oil spewed into the gulf, perhaps 200 million gallons of it. so where is it? >> i think its underneath the water, you know? >> reporter: he has been laying out boom with his boat but he says theres no oil to catch. is there much oil? >> no, no, no, theres not really a lot. >> reporter: its becoming increasingly hard to find the oil...

>> reporter: military officers assume this was done by 22-year- old private first class bradley manning. he has already been charged with downloading this classified video of a helicopter gunship killing civilians in baghdad. >> come on. >> reporter: that video subsequently showed up on wikileaks. and theres more to come. wikileaks claims it is getting 15,000 more documents ready for release. katie. >> couric: david martin at the pentagon, thank you. chief foreign affairs correspondent lara loga...

You say, 8,000 feet. >> yes, normally, im not a competitor but this case, getting my wife to let me go... [inaudible]. juliet: all right, well track you. we wants to follow your story and, all of your ballooning and your clusters across the skies, go to foxnews.com. bill: sorry about the audio break-up there. he was on skype. and he was describing how if you let water out, around the chair to get lift, and, will take air out of the balloons to bring him down, he got 18,000 feet in altitude. that...

>> hes a guy, who said he wanted to do this... [inaudible]... hes from san diego, and... [inaudible] he said im john, i want to do this. juliet: and what convinced you -- >> and we became friends and learned how to do this. juliet: were getting video here, and it is difficult for us to see. what was it that convinced you it was something that would be safe to do? >> well, you know, its kind of a challenge, but ive learned a lot, and, so, we just have to work through a lot of problems as we go th...

To be exact roaming the streets, yards and roof tops. >> my husband and i wait for for four years to find a house on dople gray lane, its a special unique plays to live. but the peacocks are causing a rift. while some see them for their beauty and some see them for the droppings and the damage. >> we have cedar shake roofs that we put $2,000 in every year just for maintenance because their talons will come across and pick. >> and the brazen birds arent just causing trouble on the streets. >> wev...

Neighborhood, but some are saying that birds have become inconsiderate neighbors doing what they know on sidewalks and making a racquet while theyre mating. whats the solution? go to casey segle who has been investigating and what does a peacock sound like? i have no idea. >> youre putting me on the spot and its a little like rrr-rrr! and you can hear it through the neighborhood. the neighborhood is known throughout california for the fae they ared friends and people all over flock to the area t...

Peacock in our family room. >> reporter: for all their charm many have had enough and want to get rid of some of the flock. most would like to see some sort of compromise to thin the herd safely. some proposals include mass trapping, even establishing fines for people who feed them. the homeowners association groups in the area cant find a solution to make everyone happy. >> arthel: if they trap them, do you have an idea where they might send them? >> reporter: thats the controversy. some have b...

>> theyve been here for 85 years. people move to the neighborhood because there are peacocks. >> reporter: everywhere you turn peacocks, more than thousand roaming the streets and yard tops. >> my husband waited forabout four years to find a house because its so special place to live. >> reporter: but the peacocks are causing a rift in this neck of the woods, some people see the droppings they leave and the damage they can do. >> we put $2,000 in every year just for maintenance because the talon...