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Florida, successfully tagged a great white. lidia is 14 1/2 feet long, she weighs 2,000 pounds. o-search captured, tagged and released her off the mouth of the st. james river. can you follow her movements online using the global scanning. >> they tag other sharks. mary lee is the most famous shark they tagged. theyre able to track them as they get closer to shore. >> so now lidia is out there and tagged. very cool. >> coming to a beach near you. >> i hope not. coming up, call it economic envy...

Students have the criteria to earn the degrees. they have novrn gores in florida, texas, wisconsin certain lawmakers embracing the challenge of the 4 year state university education honestly for the bargain price of 10,000 dollars. >> average cost for a four-year degree is 30,000 dollars. >> you would be hard pressed to find schools that low. so many are more than that. >> thank you so much. appreciate it, lauren. lauren simonetti as always. >> coming up, despite warnings of defense cuts congres...

Get wall streets attention this morning. according to "the wall street journal," american airlines parent amr and us airways are hashing out final details of major merger. meanwhile, keep an eye on boeing today. the ntsb will deliver an update on the dream liner investigation in washington this morning. the plane maker says its working on design changes to the lithium ion batteries used in the dreamliners in hopes of getting the grounded jets back in the air. on wednesday, federal regulators tol...

Cages. >> we could see at least two or three lionesses inside. >> we did not want to harm those animals that for some reason were still inside the cages. so as were looking through our scopes and scanning for these lions, drake would come up on my side, reach into the door and attempt to shut the door and latch lock it. so we did this through several doors successfully. at this point were thinking, okay. any animals in there we have safely secured them. they cant get out. we saved some animals l...

Nice grab. seven-yard touchdown pass to his tight end, lance kendricks. rams up 7-0 there. second quarter rams up 7-3, doing it on defense. kevin kolb is simply planted by robert quinn. >> oh, my lord. >> one of three sacks for quinn. the rams sacked kolb nine times in the game. fourth quarter, rams up 10-3. bradford scanning, scanning, wide open, the rookie, chris givens, 51 yards. that put the rams up 17-3. thats the way it would end. cardinals, no offense. they drop to 4-1. rams are now 3-2. ...

hour two. welcome. im brooke baldwin. families are reacting as the man accused of carrying out the massacre officials hears the charges against him. 124 counts including two dozen murder charges. well talk about that in just a moment. first, to syria. we have been talking about the commercial hub of this country, that being aleppo. so far they have failed to rest control of the city from the increasing confident rebels. take a look at this video. far from hunkering down and taking a ...

died early friday in that shooting. let me just tell you that a citywide prayer vigil is set for a few hours from now, and of course, we will be covering it for you. and from the police today, they are still not saying anything about what would make their suspect, that suspect go on the deadly rampage. they do believe though that holmes planned this attack for at least two months. and it is that planning and the evidence that holmes left behind that i want to talk to cnns ed lavandara ...

Right? >> they own o the village voice and the l.a. weekly. you have seen those things. >> bill: why arent they shutting it down? >> they are hiding behind free speech and saying look we have 100 people that are scanning and vetting and seeing all the advertising that comes in and we will report something if we think it seems shady. they will report it but still run the ad. >> bill: and a lot of the ads steer people to child prostitution. >> $27 million a year in that section. >> bill: i which t...

Right? >> they own o the village voice and the l.a. weekly. you have seen those things. >> bill: why arent they shutting it down? >> they are hiding behind free speech and saying look we have 100 people that are scanning and vetting and seeing all the advertising that comes in and we will report something if we think it seems shady. they will report it but still run the ad. >> bill: and a lot of the ads steer people to child prostitution. >> $27 million a year in that section. >> bill: i which t...

>> they are hiding behind free speech and saying look we have 100 people that are scanning and vetting and seeing all the advertising that comes in and we will report something if we think it seems shady. they will report it but still run the ad. >> bill: and a lot of the ads steer people to child prostitution. >> $27 million a year in that section. >> bill: i which they could have a criminal case against this media. little league game, parents getting out of control. roll the tape. hey. >> bill...