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Step. brian? >> what an obscene toll of human damage by these two men. anne thompson in the great city of boston tonight. anne, thanks. we also have an update tonight on the corcoran family whose terrible suffering after the bombing moved so many people around the world who heard their story. the mother had both legs amputated, and the frantic effort to help her daughter became one of the sadly enduring images of this tragedy. tonight their family is speaking to natalie morales for the first tim...

Yellow sea, something that would cause us to get heavily involved. what you worry about in this situation is the first few hours there can be a lot of damage, a lot of human damage. >> we have 30,000 troops there. all right. so if, in fact, he attacks south korea, we will be involved in a military battle against the north, correct? >> yeah, by treaty we have to. i think what we need to do right now is go to china and say to china, look, this is your ally. you have been very, very weak in pushing...

Me an assessment what you know to be the case? are people still right now trapped? whats the situation? >> first of all, let me thank you for having your priority in the right place. certainly i think all of this back and forth between the governor and i has detracted away from what is really the most important thing that sthub in everybodys mind, and thats the safety and preservation of human lives. im happy to report that on that front with respect to safety and the preservation of human lives...

American army uniforms infiltrated a military base called camp bastion. its received more press because britains prince harry was on that base. regardless of the royalty, consider it was a big group of insurgents. they were wearing american uniforms. they killed two u.s. marines, wounded nine other personnel, eventually 14 of the attackers were killed, but not before they caused that human damage and not before they destroyed whats said to be $200 million worth of equipment. six jets destroyed, ...

There was money available for the recovery with the disaster relief fund. >> and this is not a small point. i just -- you know, theres the very real human damage and property loss and all of that, you know, that im feeling very personally myself, but there is also a political story here because levees are a matter of politics. they have to be paid for. and the question of what you do after storms. talk to me a little about why this is doing better despite as bad as things are. >> well, you know,...

football coach mike mcqueary wont be at tomorrows game due to threats. he saw jerry sandusky sexually assaulting a boy in the shower in 2002. the lawyer for sandusky is speaking out saying the former defense coordinator has been tried in the court of public opinion. the lawyer says that sandusky is devastated by what happened to paterno. and pennsylvanias two u.s. senators are taking back their support for the nomination of paterno for the presidential medal of freedom. and now anoth...

Much of this summer. this rig is 102 miles off the louisiana coast. it is an oil platform and it was in production as recently as the last week of august and at that time, it produced about 1,400 barrels of oil a day. now that is far less than the 53,000 barrels of oil a day that the mccondo well was producing when it was finally capped. so obviously its a much smaller well. the coast guard today this afternoon is reporting that it is seeing an oil sheen from this platform, its about a mile long...

So youre captain of the ship, runs into new orleans, spouse oil and does damage from alabama, mississippi, florida, louisiana and no one has been fired? >> an investigation is ongoing on. >> so say the investigation goes for three years. does that mean you wouldnt fire anybody? >> as the investigation draws conclusionings well take necessary action. >> okay. so in light of all the environmental damage, the human damage, and just the information from your peers saying you were indeed reckless, an...

Anybody? yes or no? >> no so far. >> no people have been fired. so youre captain of the ship, run into new orleans, spews all this oil, causes all this damage to alabama, mississippi, florida, louisiana and no ones been fired? >> our investigation is ongoing. >> so lets say the investigation goes for three years, does that mean you wouldnt fire anybody? >> as the investigation draws conclusions, well take the necessary action. >> okay, so in light of all the environmental damage, the human damag...

>> thank you very much, appreciate it. >> kelly: all right. >> juliet: well, the death toll in the monster earthquake in chile now at 147 and that number is expected to grow higher because crews are start to go get into the buildings and into the residential areas to try to see what the damage is. both physically and obviously, human damage and making rescue efforts harder, dozens of powerful after shocks weve been talking about all morning rocking the country, were live in the capital of santia...