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The "a-whale" arrived in the gulf yesterday. it's billed as the world's largest oil skimmer out of washington. the u.s. department of labor releases its latest report on unemployment. and 472,000 americans applied for unemployment insurance for the first time last week. that's up 13,000 from the previous week. the numbers could reflect census jobs that have ended and those out of work due to the bp oil leak in the gulf. the nba has its free agency negotiating period. which actually got started at 12:01 this morning. lebron james, why am i holding this? i'm not -- lebron james is a wanted man...

Aside $100 million. now, this was another sticking point. because remember, the government was suggesting that anybody out of work due to the government's moratorium on deep water oil drilling could be eligible to go to bp and say compensate me. they decided to take that out of the $20 billion, by the president announcing it would be a separate $100 million fund to compensate those workers. now the president reiterated last night, the oil commission, that commission headed by riley, the epa director under bush and brob graham, senator from florida, when their investigation was done, they would...

Badly, and we still have 8 million-some people out of work due to this recession that began in 2007, fueled by this financial crisis. the irony is many of the banks themselves also believe that we need to have financial reg reform and are in agreement on maybe 90% of it. ultimately i'm an optimist, that there is going to be a bipartisan bill, and that bipartisanship is not going to be of the form, hey, let's agree to put in a whole bunch of loopholes and gut the laws that we know we need. i think in the end it's going to come to a vote and there are going to be a lot of republicans and democra...

Million-some people out of work due to this recession that began in 2007, fueled by this financial crisis. the irony is many of the banks themselves also believe that we need to have financial reg reform and are in agreement on maybe 90% of it. ultimately i'm an optimist, that there is going to be a bipartisan bill, and that bipartisanship is not going to be of the form, hey, let's agree to put in a whole bunch of loopholes and gut the laws that we know we need. i think in the end it's going to come to a vote and there are going to be a lot of republicans and democrats, they don't care what th...

Have detected radiation exceeding government safety limits underneath the groundwater in the fukushima plant. according to officials, drinking water has not been affected. pumps are being air lifted from the u.s. to japan to help cool down reactors. officials say radiation concerns are hampering efforts to recover the bodies of some 1,000 victims of the disaster lying within the leaking plant's evacuation zone. back here at home, federal workers wonder whether a budget stalemate will put them out of work due to shutdown. there are signs of a possible compromise. for more, we go to tracie p...