eagles need undisturbed shorelines and decades of development has disturbed their habitat. when too many eagles are crammed into one place, it can lead to dangerous fights for territory like this. >> along the western shore and eastern shore lines of maryland, you have so much development going on that it is putting pressure on the eagles. their aggressiveness, they're reaching their pairing capacity. >> reporter: eag will -- eagle populations are growing so dense in aberdeen and other places, that some eagles are now moving close to human development, where they face another danger, power lines. last year, dozens broke their wings, flying into wires at high speeds. >> there's a fracture right down at the joint that we can't surgically repair. >> the challenge is to preserve their habitat. >> they can't all live at aberdeen. >> and there is definitely habitat out there. we need to make sure we continue to protect them. >> adam may, wjz eyewitness news. >> bald eagles finally made it off the protected list in 2007. of course most of us can't see the eagles at the proving gro

>> the undisturbed shoreline. >> they took us there. >> so the explosions don't bother them. >> it is like background noise now. >> they record them. pairs that mate for life produce chicks here. >> we are almost like a magnet for them. >> but this leads to a new threat. eagles need undisturbed shoreline and when too many eagles are crammed into one place it can lead into fights over territory like this. >> along the western shore and eastern shorelines of maryland we have so much development going on it is putting pressure on the eagles, the aggressiveness in their combat is a sign they are reaching capacity. >> reporter: eagle populations are growing so dense at aberdeen and other shorelines along the chesapeake bay some are moving close to development where they face another danger, power lines, last year they broke their wings. >> there is a fracture we can't repair. >> the challenge is to preserve their habitat. >> they can't all live at aberdeen. >> they can't all live at aberdeen and there is habitat out there, but we need to protect it. >> they made it off the list in 2007. of

passed by partisan bill hr-2471 that clarifies the ability to leave the opt-in standard for privacy undisturbed. we believe this approach is workable and consistent with our members' expectations and desires. the bppa singles out one kind of data sharing. we could encourage and measure holistic review for the 21st century. one designed to balance the desires and privacy expectations of consumers. such a review will understandably take considerable time and effort and we are ready to assist. in the interim, it's our hope that the senate will see the value and quickly approve hr-2471. again, i thank you for the

it leaves the opt-in standard within the bill undisturbed. netflix spoert supports the op standard. the vppa singles out one type of data sharing. instead of trying to grab specific notions of -- we would encourage a measured and review of privacy for the 21st century. one designed to costar innovation and balancing the privacy expectations of consumers. it will take considerable time and effort and we are ready to assist. we hope that the senate will see the value in allowing consumers to opt in to privacy sharing. i thank you for the opportunity to be here today and i look forward to your questions. >> by the way, your complete written testimony will be made part of the record. professor mcgevran >> thank you. thank you. chairman franken, ranking member coburn and members of the sub committee and staff, thank you for inviting me to testify here today. i'm a law professor at the university of minnesota. my teaching and research focused on internet privacy and intellectual property law and in that context i have written about the video privacy protection act which i see as a model f

. >> the undisturbed coastline. >> they took us near a nesting sight. >> the explosions don't bother them. >> no. >> they record rare and intimate details ales -- eagles. they mate for life. >> this explosion in the eagle population leads to a new threat. >> eagles immediate undisturbed shoreline and development along the chesapeake bay has destroyed some of their habitat. too many eagles crammed into one place can lead to fights over territory like this. >> along the western shore and eastern shorelines of maryland. we have much development going on. it is putting pressure on the eagles. the aggressiveness and combat. they are reaching their capacity. >> eagle populations are growing so dense that aberdeen and others are now moving close to human development where they face another danger. >> power lines. >> dozens of them in the mid atlantic broke their winds at high speeds. >> it is right at the joint. we can't repair. >> the challenge is to, they can't all live in aberdeen. but we need to protect them. >> wjz, eyewitness news. >> the american bald eagle made it off the threatened

the dirt was undisturbed except for footprints. >> but if you look at the socks, the socks are clean. any dirt on her knees or her shoes. >> she sure didn't roll in the dirt too much. >> what that tells me is she was killed somewhere else and brought here. i'm thinking, wait a minute, i'm not seeing the trauma that i should be seeing if this was a baseball bat attack. it wasn't there. i'm seeing something else. >> nothing up here. no real bumps, bruises, anything on the top? >> no weapons or anything in the area? >> no. she's got the swelling, she's got the bleeding from the nose, but that's not that serious an injury. i think strangulation might be the deal. >> then we received another lead that sounded promising. a patrol officer brought us information about a guy -- >> a guy with a weed wacker that went around people's yards and cut peoples grass in the area. >> the old man gave the same information to jeff. >> he actually lives down around the street. i don't know his name. he knows his name, the old guy, he came on the property all of the time. and he walks around the neighborhoo