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man's name. local sources tell news4, he does have a connection to northern virginia. and we were expecting more details this evening from prince william county authorities. back to you. >> all right, julie carey reporting. thank you, julie. patients and visitors have been greeted by a picket line at washington hospital center. nurses have gone on strike. they say they're not getting what they need to provide people with the best care. derrick ward joins us from the hospital with more on the dispute and how patients feel about it. hi, derrick. >> reporter: hey. well, you know, the ...

Definitely having an impact. we found that about two-thirds of people said that they have changed choice of carrier because of the fees. that's significant. >> it is. that's a statement there. beth caufield, editor-in-chief at "aol travel." thanks, beth. up next, latest on the disaster in the gulf. what's at stake for the wildlife there as the oil begins to come ashore. is there any way to contain this damage? mayday rallies across the country. controversy over arizona's tough new anti-immigration law on the streets of across america. mama. [ male announcer ] missing something? like 2 pairs ...

Ken den derby live. it is beguning at 4:00 m. eastern time today, only on nbc. good this be a sign that the recession is ending and a new summer travel survey by aol shows travelers will spend more money and take longer vacation this year as opposed to last year. according to the survey travelers are planning to take not just one but multiple vacation this year. joining me now is beth caufield. good morning, beth. >> good morning. how are you? >> i'm fine, thanks. i don't have a vacation planned yet but i'm behind the times here because the survey shows 67% of americans plan to spend more th...

chemical dispersent and go deep under water and pump the chemical at the oil leaks. something that had not been done before. it was somewhat successful and he was told by officials that it could be 30% to 07% effective at controlling that leak. because the -- kept cal dispersent breaks up the oil and separates it out. renders it not dangerous anymore. that was something of good news. the fact is that the leak is 200 thousand gallons a day. the oil company is going to try to sort of funnel it out of the leak area and pump it into tankerships and could be two to three weeks away and if...