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valves on its new containment cap. >> yeah. and those crucial integrity tests have been put on hold. the reason why -- according to bp, they say they need more time to analyze how theyre going to be doing the testing procedures and, because of that, they want to wait before they begin the complicated tests. the stakes are so high, that retired admiral thad allen is actually refusing to put any odds on success knowing that the fate of the gulf and bp may rest on whether this cap is the ...

The lapd is helping marines from camp pendleton learn how to deal with gang violence. joining me marine corps captain matthew taylor who has spent time embedded with the lapd. its good to see you, tell me a little bit about this program and how it works. >> its a new program we have here at camp pendleton. with some of the officers in lapd to kind of broaden their experience with respect to law enforcement. >> since you have gone through this, tell me something you learned that was unexpected or...

and im told that under the law a violation of this charge could carry a maximum of the death penalty. so what we have here is a nearly five-year investigation of this shooting. the pictures youre seeing here were taken by an nbc news camera crew over the industrial canal in new orleans. this is september 4, of 2005, just a week after katrina moved through and ravaged new orleans. an urgent radio report went out saying police officers down, that budget truck that you see, that rent-a-tr...

assistance while trying to get the individuals into their individual housing. the corrections officer says the supervisor was assaulted by 820- year old. the supervisor has been taken to hospital and is said to have been suffering from a broken jaw. police responded to the incident. the officer sent the other responding agencies away. they said it was a jurisdictional issue and the 20- year-old was not taken into custody and remains at the center. it opened last year to help reintegrat...

Ones, too. this is one of the defining missions of the first lady, michelle obama. on sunday she visited the navy marine corps team and their families at camp pendleton. they had a tough week because five outstanding marines gave their lives in afghanistan, and during her visit, michelle had a message for their families and for all military families. americas going to keep faith with you, too. when a loved one goes to war, that family goes to war. thats why were working to improve family readine...

Marine corps team and their families at camp pendleton. they had a tough week because five outstanding marines from pendleton gave their lives last week in afghanistan. during her visit, michelle had a message for their families and for all military families. americas going to keep faith with you, too. when a loved one goes to war, that family goes to war. thats why were working to improve family readiness and increase pay and benefits. working to give you more time between deployments. increasi...

result of the general passing out and fainting here tomorrow and chairman levin thought it would be a good idea to postpone this until tomorrow and have personnel to look at the general between today ask tomorrow. he was ready to go on, but chairman levin aired on the side of caution. general petraeus has been a bill of perfect health over his career. he had a wound to the chest and diagnosed with prostate cancer last year and two month of radiation and seems to have beaten that and no...

on day 57 of the catastrophe, aides say the president will deliver a message of support to the people of panhandle area and the troops at pensacola naval air station. yesterday he visited executives from five major oil companies, including bp, facing tough questions on capitol hill right now. congressman ed marquee wants to ask questions about safety and wants to hold oil companies accountably. >> it is time to expect more from the oil industry and that starts today. congress must ensu...

rescue and recovery operations in the steep, rugged terrain in this part of arkansas came to a halt. >> its pretty tough. youve got a lot of trees, a lot of limbs, a lot of brush to go through. a lot of mud. its pretty rough out there. >> reporter: all day long the search continued for those campers not seen. while atvs worked their way through woodlands, divers looked for bodies in the river which rose 20 feet in four hours, watching sleeping campers off guard. 19 were confirmed dead....

reports. >> reporter: as darkness fell, rescue and recovery operations in the steep, rugged terrain in this part of arkansas came to a halt. >> its pretty tough. youve got a lot of trees, a lot of limbs, a lot of brush to go through. a lot of mud. its pretty rough out there. >> reporter: all day long the search continued for those campers not seen since fridays flash flood. while atvs worked their way through woodlands, divers looked for bodies in the river which rose 20 feet in four h...