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Relief tomorrow night. jonathan hunt, thank you. a u.s. citizen accused of spying for russia could soon walk right out of jail. but not if our government has anything to say about it just ahead, the spy story takes a new turn. plus, anger on planet blago. well find out what reportedly made his hairness start screaming and cursing. and lindsay lohan gets her day in court facing possible jail time. so why did she violate her probation? >> it wasnt, you know, i wasnt missing the classes -- didnt do...

Office building, room 16. [interruption [. >> okay, we lost carl there on his live shot. megyn: we knew there would be technical challenges. we didnt know it would be one minute into the -- into the broadcast! >> one minute, who knew. mig pick theres the room. is that exciting? >> we can see carl, on the left side of your screen, very frustrated. ca wave, carl? megyn: carl is going to tell us about the choreography, a budge of senators are going to go into the room, so is kagan, theyre going to ...

Lets head to venice, louisiana, and charles hadlock. im sure youre very happy as you listen to that report right now, certainly on behalf of the containment effort theres in the gulf. >> reporter: absolutely. very good news. that storm continues to move more to the west and south away from the deep water horizon drill site which is 50 miles off the coast of venice, louisiana. how the there they have 45 vesse vessels, 1500 workers, all working to contain the oil at its source and also drill the t...

Them to shut down the taliban and al qaeda safe havens in pakistan. and that is key. at least they dont have to start over on that piece of the war. theyre already well down the road with general petraeus. and i suspect thats part of the reason he looked to be the -- the best way forward to move ahead with this war, and not have that interruption caused by this situation. >> yeah, its a very impressive decision by the president to reassure the troops, reassure congress, reassure the american pub...

Is this is a tough blow for him? this is a strong point taking so much criticism. >> you know what it is? people are writing about more than talking about it on the air. people are writing about the perception that this event, this tragedy of the gusher is treated by obama though its an interruption. how can it could possibly interfere with my agenda? on that note, the "l.a. times" had the most remarkable quote from andrew malcolm who said the speech sounded like harper trade nurse talking vacat...

Moment to do before you answer but you are the only one that answers the question, is that clear? >> thank you. mr. hayward, im asking you to please rise, raise your right hand and take the oath do you swear or amp the testimony youre about to give to be the truth, whole truth, nothing but the truth, in the matter pending before this committee? >> i do. let the record reflect the witness answered in the affirmative. mr. hayward, you are now under oath. wed like to hear an opening statement from ...

Happened there with a woman who has some kind of black something, whether its mascara, magic marker, who knows what, but shes got it smeared on her hands and face and shes protesting bps conduct in the gulf of mexico. jane: looks like things are settling down a bit, shes out of the room and hopefully, well be back in session. kind of par for the course these days. jon: it sure is. nobody wants to see whats happening, but it would be nice to have these hearings get underway in an orderly fashion ...

Of the summer. before then 15,000 police officers will get specialized training. william lajeunesse got to ride along to see how the new law may change their routine. this is your time. ill forgive you for the rude interruption of brit humes guest segment. but now that you are suppose to be here. let me ask you about this arizona situation. what changes exactly at the point of contact between the police and the public are going to result thanks to this new law? >> reporter: for some departments ...

On this program. she, of course, a member of the senate committee on energy and natural resources. she was professional enough and kind enough to come on the program tonight to answer a few question. senator, good to have you with us tonight. >> thank you, ed. >> i appreciate your time. i want this to be your time without interruption. just a few questions. where are we right now in your opinion, and has your position changed at all in the wake of what is unfolding off the shores of louisiana? >...

Fisherman can get fish in so we can provide it for the restaurants. >> what are you hear frg the suppliers? >> theyre getting their fisherman prepared to go and bring those catches in. they know right now that theyre very marketable because there has been an interruption because of whats going on on the east side. >> are you concerned at all that people who go to restaurants and typically would order oysters or shrimp because of their fear of pollution? >> well, that could be an issue and thats ...