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We know the oil rupture has caused a major problem along the pristine beaches. we're learning as they get closer to the pipe and excavation what caused the rupture. we still don't know what caused the pipe to burst. we'll keep an eye on this and see if he reveal details. again, this is a 24/7 operation as they try to get a handle on cleanup and response asking the public to stay away through the holiday weekend. one month after the death of freddie gray at the hands allegedly of baltimore police, the violence has surged. 19 were shot across the city tuesday and wednesday, three fatally. fran...

That oil spill in california is five times bigger than experts estimated. crews racing to save oil-drenched birds and scoop up gobs of oil from pristine beaches. this after an underground pipeline ruptured. the company says about 80,000 gallons of oil may have spilled on to land. california's governor jerry brown has declared a state of emergency. paul how's the cleanup effort going there? >> reporter: well, poppy, i think we have some statistical evidence and visual evidence that it's going better today. if you like behind me you can see these oil-stained rocks. yesterday and the day before w...

Settlement with those affected by the spill, and the company has already spent upwards of $14 billion on cleanup costs. and if you hear them tell it, things are now a-okay in the gulf. >> two years ago the people of bp made a commitment to the gulf and every day since we've worked hard to keep it. bp has paid over $23 billion to help people in businesses who were affected and to cover cleanup costs. today, the beaches and gulf are open for everyone to enjoy. >> all cleaned up, they say, pristine beaches for all to enjoy. in recent months oil slicks have been detected in the region of the origi...

Island. it is home of won of the wonders of the world. it is an amazing place. wild horses walking around randomly. >> horses along the beach while you are laying out. >> what about in brazil? >> there's an island which is a nature reserve. they only allow 200 people per day on to the island. it is full of beaches. but there's a beach in a is amazing. it is impossible to get to. you have to walk down this really speep george to get there once you are there it's an amazing crescent shaped beach. incredible water just big giant turtles out in the middle of the ocean. >> you say it's the crown je...

Toward the northeast a lot quicker than it has. and so the direction now becomes quite a concern for the carolina coast. >> and everyone up on the eastern seaboard. good morning, everybody, i'm rob nelson. >> i'm mike marusarz sitting in for vinita nair. hurricane earl is growing stronger, packing winds of 140 miles per hour, posing a big threat to the entire east coast. >> and there is bad news from forecasters right now, especially for those of us who live along the eastern seaboard. the path of the storm is shifting west. within hours now, north carolina beaches will begin to feel earl's ...