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Well. thank you both. really appreciate your time. >> thanks. and we will keep our eye on the gulf and tonights breaking news, the containment cap, as we said, now appearing to finally be in place. plus when we come back, we will show you the toll being taken in the region on one small town restaurant owner. and then a little bit later, the obama administration in hot water with some fellow democrats because of the immigration lawsuit against arizona. we will tell you why one we will tell ...

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Patient people in tv. starting the show 37 seconds after the hour. chuck and is a van yeah, batch them now. the bp live feed keeping some hope alive this morning. will the ceiling cap finally work to stop the oil? and pick your poll poison. the latest numbers of voters on the lawsuit against arizona and the new health care law. its july 13th, 2010. im chuck todd. >> good morning. im is a van yeah guthrie. we are going to start with the gulf and something they have not had in abundance lately...

The water temperature is 88 degrees. there, you can see how calm the winds are across the area. there, we put a locator on google earth. shes 30 miles away from the coastline. as you look at the pictures the weather is like glass. this is as calm as it gets. two to two feet outside the area. it couldnt be better. its helping with conditions in the central gulf. >> good, we are going to talk more about that. thanks so much. we are going to talk to vivian who can give us a better idea what we are ...

Imagine they say they dont want to do any more damage that would further make this situation worse. we can see thad allen appearing there now and we mentioned very close to beginning this briefing here, wolf. >> stand by, ed. there is thad allen. he is about to go to the microphone there, the retired u.s. coast guard, national incident commander. he is going to update us right now on what is going on and when you see the live pictures of that cap you can still see the oil spewing from the top of...

See whats happened to the survivors and the orphan children. has anything changed for the t better? we are there live. and haitis own wyclef jean and actress marie bello, next on "larry king live." hi, everybody, good evening, a aim soledad obrien sitting in for larry tonight. as you just heard, we seeing where things stand six moments after the big quake in haiti. but first, breaking news about the situation in the gulf to get to bp has placed a new containment cap on the leaking oil well. ...

Brand-new permanent cap is being lowered subsea for placement early or mid-week. >> 5,000 feet below the surface. >> so the images were about to see here, lets look at it one more time, the old containment cap was removed yesterday and to put, to replace, its going to take a little bit of time today as they put this new cap in place, theyve got to bolt it down, were kind of seeing some images here from the robotic cameras, can you make out what were seeing. those bolts, thats where they would co...

Bonn bonnie. putting in a little bit of silt, sand, rocks into one of the relief wells. so before they go to the big step of the static kill operation, they have to clean out the relief wells of all the debris. they say that is a process that should be fairly easy for them, but it will be the time-consuming, possibly causing a delay of 12 hours to a day, possibly two days, which actually will move the time frame back a little bit. jim, the original plan was that the static kill now looks like it...

Its not clear what will happen next. the latest decision takes it beyond the 48 trial period that bp capped the oil well. a live look on the gulf floor. weve seen this picture nearly 52 hours, they are saying, quote there is no evidence of ruptures of the pipes or the ocean floor. hundreds of miles away in houston, they are monitoring the data coming in. perhaps the most important piece the pressure on the containment cap. ideal reading is 7500 pounds per square inch or psi. thad allen is saying...

Affected then its a very, very big problem. >> its the entire food chain. are you optimistic this morning about what weve been hearing over the past 12 hours about this containment cap so far so good? >> well, like you, joe, i hope that this one works. everything that can go wrong in a situation has gone wrong. i hope this is the exception. we hope the relief wells that are now 190 feet, i understand, you know, from getting there, get there soon, because thats the only thing, as anne just said, ...