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>> bret: the commander of u.s. and nato troops says -- [ audio interruption ] >> he expressed concerns. the last american gunman from world war i was buried today at the arlington national cemetery. earlier today, hundreds viewed the body inside the chappal at the cemetery. he died last month at the age of 110. coming up later we will talk to the prime minister.
>> bret: the commander of u.s. and nato troops says -- [ audio interruption ] >> he expressed concerns. the last american gunman from world war i was buried today at the arlington national cemetery. earlier today, hundreds viewed the boem of 110. coming up later we will talk to the prime minister. and straight ahead, the
Speaker newt gingrich and 14 months later, the house ethics committee found the speaker guilty, guilty, guilty on one, two, three counts. >> bret: b.p. has begun what it hopes is the first step in the solution to the gulf oil spill. correspondent kris gutierrez is live in slidell, louisiana, to tell us how it's going. good evening, kris. >> reporter: hello, bret. the much anticipated static kill procedure began two hours ago. b.p. plans to pump heavy drilling mud for several days, stopping only to monitor the pressure levels. now b.p. could then use the same pipe to mint in the well. but today...
It was the u.s. service members that went missing from a base in kabul sometime mid-afternoon on friday. it sounds like they drove off their base in an unmarked vehicle and headed south to lobar, somewhere in that area and at some point encountered taliban insurgents. there was a firefight. by certain reports. at least one of the service members is believed to have been injured. now, nato has offered several rewards. there is a report they are offering $10,000 per person to any afghan who can deliver information on the missing service members. now, with the disappearance of the two service mem...
And is accused of overseeing a vast network of corruption that fuels the insurgency. many afghans in kandahar say they don't support the taliban but given the choice between themmor corrupt afghan government, they could choose the taliban. >> u.s. military was supposed to launch a major operation in kandahar this month. but it's been postponed because local afghans -- [ audio interruption ] they do not blame walli directly but his strength as power broker is a major obstacle. kandahar's own governor says the power needs to be more disbursed if the taliban is to be defeated. >> it's part of the...