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Days ago. they were captured at an arizona campsite thanks to an observant park ranger. they are suspected of killing an elderly new mexico couple. >> it's a decision in the gulf coast that helping affecting thousands. as massive oil spill there is six month ban on deep water drilling in the gulf of mexico. estimates that this will put more than 9,000 people out of work. an indirectly impact another 14,000 jobs. meanwhile, the oil spill impacting hundreds of katrina victims living in government homes in mississippi. many lost their jobs because of the spill and the state is looking at ending t...

Joining us live to remember some pretty remarkable people giving of their time. jill, thanks. in-house lawmakers are putting their summer vacations on hold to return to washington today. they are taking up a $26 billion measure to avoid teacher layoffs. the senate approved the bill last week. the house is expected to vote on it tomorrow. if it passes, the bill goes to president obama to be signed into law. it is day 112 of the gulf oil disaster and the so-called bottom kill operation is getting close. the relief well to permanently seal the broken well from below the sea floor is expected ...

They pour flood the ruptured well is hardening. but the work is not over. crews will don't drill two relief wells once they reach the pipeline within the next week or two they will pump for cement through the bottom. bottom kill operation will serve as an insurance policy. even then the disaster will be far from resolved. one federal official warns tar balls that actually wash ashore for years to come. other issue that will decide the recovery of the gulf is the seafood. how much is tainted. and how willing are americans to buy it? we are about to share answers as we go behind the scenes of ...

President's most costly initiatives. the stimulus plan and his health care reform. her resignation takes effect early month. she'll turn to her teaching job at the university of california-berkeley. it's day 109 of the gulf oil disaster and this could well be the beginning of the end. crews have wrapped up their static kill operation and the cement that they poured into that ruptured well is now hardening. but the work is not over. crews will continue to drill two relief wells. once they reach the pipeline within the next week or two, they will pump more cement in through the bottom. the bot...

Much of that, they say, is going to burn up with the sun's rays. if you happen to go down in extreme southern louisiana, out by the tedelta itself, there is some oil in the marshlands. i will tell you this too. if anyone thinks that they are planning on leaving and dropping the operation, they have another thing coming. >> let me restate to the american public and the people of the gulf coast, we are here to see this thing through to the finish. our forces are ready to deploy. we are going to make sure this well is killed and make sure any well on the surface is responded to and make sure the ...