spread of infection to the blood stream, the ocean, my body is rupturing, exploding, the same day as bp. nothing can stop it. trying too shut it down but not able there is no stopping it and it smelts putrid, other worldly and fills the bag and the bag exploded and i'm puking. my get guts still raw from the surgery and it really hurts flint. the victims may include abdominal pain, chills, die re reia, oil penetration, destroying the plumbage of birds, making them less able to be in water, preening leads to kidney damage, altered liver function. alter dolphins blowing oil through the blow holes. hype themma, vomiting and weakness so this adjourn began, which i call the cancer conversion, where coming into hi body suddenly broke down the wall ms.~separateness, and i was an amazing, amazing journey in many ways. i have to say that i think that chemotherapy was the most frightening idea of the whole downie -- journey. the idea of putting poison into my body was completely terrifying. and i depend know if could i do it, and out of the blue -- this happened all through the cancer process -- s

bp exec tony hayward is back on top - temporarily. he's the new interim chairman of mining company glencore xstrata, three years after resigning as leader of bp. hayward took heat for the deepwater horizon disaster in 2010. his appointment is part of a reshuffling of top management jobs at xstrata as the company cuts costs. jpmorgan shareholders have a surprise in store. as shareholders vote whether to strip jpmorgan ceo jamie dimon of his chairman title, the results are on lockdown. typically shareholders can get an update on the votes as they come in. however, the new york times reports the firm totaling up the votes is keeping them secret from some shareholders until tuesday. the firm says it's because of a request from a wall street lobbying group, pension fund shareholders, calls the practice unfair. a couple of drug stocks are getting a shot in the arm from promising cancer treatment results. bristol myers squibb stock is up 31% this year. the company saw positive results from a two-drug combination that helped reduce tumors in patients. and swiss pharma company roche holdings tested a single drug, which also reduced tumor growth.

bp? the oil spills was the past for these guys. ashe company comes out of a dramatic and difficult period, i think the stock can go higher, courtesy of the strength in this high gulf of mexico assets as well as new find in the north sea. i think bp could be looking at numerous estimate bumps and analyst upgrades down the road, especially if they get resolutions on these lawsuits. we get the settlement on the macondo spill, bp could stil spill. the apportionment of blame could be placed any time after july 12th. phase 2 of the trial starts in november. i know, a lot of litigation ahead. don't forget, bp put aside $40 million for damages, they have paid out a lot already, it's pure upside from wall street's perspective. after the spill in 2010, the government put all kind of constraints and mortaria mutually on the gulf, specifically. but those constraints have graduallized over time. since the beginning of 2011, bp deployed eight new rigs to the area. the company is looking to raise that to ten rigs down the road. it's not like bp is w

bp is agreement as part of the $1 billion investment they agree to give for the repair of damaged naturalsources caused by deep water rise in oil spill. the projects are expected to create doubt of- restored dunes and marshes along the louisiana coast. bp also ever to research center to restore and restock their mist fisheries one on a lake charles and the other in plaquemines. >> new evidence has been uncovered in connection with the ricin laced letters were sent to president obama into other public officials. an fbi affidavit reveals a discount ricin and form a martial arts studi run by james everett tdutschke. he is been in jail since saturday. among the items found was it does come as recover from a trash can. the affidavit also says he bought castor beans on the internet. r castor beans used. ricin. >> tens of dollars are expected to rally in dozens of cities from new york to right here in california. it was becoming annual cry from easing the nation's immigration laws. the rallies carry a sense of urgency this year. two weeks after it was center's introduced a bill that would bring

bp did is most professional. it includes classroom teachers. and the survey results as well as mathematics adopted physical education includes the practice and staff wellness. those teems were given time to plan and implement their you learning. and 60 par professionals participated in the p lc and next year that's going to be expanded. so i was very encouraged to hear about the efforts on a shoe string budget no less. so. our last program component is around the infrastructure believe for the district to date oar a little over $15 million has been extended and we're very excited about the components that has been able to grow the school loop and uncombraitd the nutrition system and the new ask the information go system. particle for the school loop it's been a tool to help students stay connected. at this time for the next phase staff is trying to figure out how to impact the school loop. it's going to be highly utilized by teachers and parents in the second grade level. you can find out more about that. the second piece is around internet technology. and all classroom

bp, same thing, here's money from bp, you can't sue as a result. here is the money, unrestricted, do what you want with the money. and it is passed through to the eligible claims. >> and is the money still coming in? how do you keep the focus on that i point out that the mayor and the governor have done such a great job what can people do to contribute to the one boston fund. >> online, onefundboston. there it is, one thing you learn about these programs, i am amazed over the years, at the charitable impulse of the american people. whether it's aurora or virginia tech or the indiana state fair wind storm, or newtown or the boston marathon -- people simply as a community, as one nation, people just send in nickels, dimes, dollars. whatever they can afford. and they want to express their sort of cohesiveness, their allegiance with the victims. and it is one of the few uplifting aspects of this whole, whole undertaking. >> it's so beautifully american, isn't it? thank you very much. >>> and we'll be right back. asional have constipation, diarrhea, gas

use that as this and are, bp can animate to walk to. big deal. if you put it together gets resilience, but i still think we're missing some thing. we've gotten so comfortable as a society that we needed research and, a rebirth of the citizen soldier was taught to the pritzker military contact. a website called sos america.org . sometime between 17 and 26 and young women who might choose to volunteer, but the young men that have pickier than it in the military, which hints at 30s to find company 700 augment all the services and have a bunch left over for civilian tasks. mike foley knows this so mobilized for persons or organizations to fight forest fires every year. wouldn't it be nice to get a couple hundred thousand people you could move almost overnight into natural disasters? unit to karcher borders? got the power to do it and it's affordable. we passed legislation that congress three times. it's died in committee and our out to build, starting this year again we had to build a base a they could march back and say this is something that would b

use that as this and are, bp can animate to walk to. big deal. if you put it together gets resilience, but i still think we're missing some thing. we've gotten so comfortable as a society that we needed research and, a rebirth of the citizen soldier was taught to the pritzker military contact. a website called sos america.org . sometime between 17 and 26 and young women who might choose to volunteer, but the young men that have pickier than it in the military, which hints at 30s to find company 700 augment all the services and have a bunch left over for civilian tasks. mike foley knows this so mobilized for persons or organizations to fight forest fires every year. wouldn't it be nice to get a couple hundred thousand people you could move almost overnight into natural disasters? unit to karcher borders? got the power to do it and it's affordable. we passed legislation that congress three times. it's died in committee and our out to build, starting this year again we had to build a base a they could march back and say this is something that would b

regional organizations like al qaeda and the arabian peninsula and other smaller groups such as the one that took the bpenter hostage and then, of course, homegrown terrorists. do you disagree with his assessment that al qaeda as it existed as a threat to the u.s. before 9/11 has been diminished significantly? >> i think it is definitely evolved into something different. i don't think though that we can dismiss core al qaeda as being defeated if we are out of afghanistan because then they have a chance to regroup. but i think the broader point is correct. for the last -- each of the last two years the house has passed a bill to update the authorization for the use of military force to make it clear that it includes these affiliates that have grown in danger, in yemen and elsewhe elsewhere. and it's interesting to me, in those two years, the president has threatened to veto the bill because of that provision. i think his thinking has evolved and i think that's a welcome change. we need to update that law so that it meets the realities of what we face today. >> i want to bring in some of our analysts. of

use that as this and are, bp can animate to walk to. big deal. you put it together gets resilience, but i still think we're missing some thing. we've gotten so comfortable as a society that we needed research and, a rebirth of the citizen soldier was taught to the pritzker military contact. a website called sos america.org . sometime between 17 and 26 and young women who might choose to volunteer, but the young men that have pickier than it in the military, which hints at 30s to find company 700 augment all the services and have a bunch left over for civilian tasks. mike foley knows this so mobilized for persons or organizations to fight forest fires every year. wouldn't it be nice to get a couple hundred thousand people you could move almost overnight into natural disasters? unit to karcher borders? got the power to do it and it's affordable. we passed legislation that congress three times. it's died in committee and our out to build, starting this year again we had to build a base a they could march back and say this is something that would be

nobody out of here [ bleep ] look at me [ bleep ] get over there [ bleep ] hey watch your bp [ bleep ] mike took it. >> as two of simpsons tough guys were armed that day and that little circumstance didn't help simpson, 33 years robbery, kidnapping and assault even though he was taking items that rightly belonged to him. with us from las vegas ted rollins. ted, you were inside that courtroom. tell me what happened and tell us about o.j. simpson. he's aged a little bit since the last time we saw him. >> yeah, he has. i sat through the entire trial four and a half years ago. he's losing a little hair, gang some gray. you know he sat there and listened. he is in prison gash. there's no jury here. they made he get shackled to the chair too. his hands were free but they shackled him with waist shackles. we're expecting a week long hearing and quite frankly it's starting off very slowly. although his daughter u was on the stand before his lunch break. he was happy to see his daughter so he smiled a lot when she was testifying. he was actually reprimanded for the bailiffs for turning around trying to make eye co

. >> reporter: and as gas prices are expected to rise, these gas buddies believe they're the best weapon a consumer can carry. >> this particular bpeir prices are actually higher than the last bp that we passed. >> why is that? >> because they can. >> and up next, inside the developments that wannabe movie stars have been waiting for their entire lives. how can you star in a movie like "the shawshank redemption." even get through the day. so i was honest with my doctor. i told her i'd been feeling stuck for a long time. she said that for some people, an antidepressant alone only helps so much and suggested we add abilify (aripiprazole). she said that by taking both, some people had symptom improvement as early as 1 to 2 weeks. i wish i'd talked to my doctor sooner. [ female announcer ] abilify is not for everyone. call your doctor if your depression worsens or you have unusual changes in behavior, or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens and young adults. elderly dementia patients taking abilify have an increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor if you have high fever, stiff muscles an

as a slap in the face for peace efforts. has been for years since the biggest oil spill in the history of america. bp says it can be irreparably harmed by the huge amounts it is still paying out. they are trying to persuade the american government to intervene. >> deepwater horizon explosion and oil spill, tragic fatalities in one of the worst environmental disasters ever. and an economic calamity that make their living out of the sea or from tourists on beaches. here in louisiana, a new industry is being created by lawyers encouraging companies to make multimillion-dollar claims against the british oil company, taking a advantage of the house -- t and an in- settlements. there are painstakingly nursing this giant back to health, but all that good work will be put in jeopardy by the colossal sums they are paying out to businesses in the gulf coast reason -- a region that claim to have been damaged by the debacle including billions of dollars handed out to businesses that they say they deserve to pay. >> plenty of attorneys, it was sort of a no-brainer that we had to take a look. we did not expect to

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bp america's largest energy investor. our commitment has never been stronger. >> as jurors in the murder trial of dr.t gosnell new undercover video is blowing the lid off of the late term abortion industry. there is several abortion clinics . went there to find out what the clinics would do in a situation where a baby born alive in the fail would failed abortion attempt. in these videos they are 22 weekings and posing as potential patients and seeking consulitation. what you are about to see and hear is disturbing. >> it will be 23 week two days. >> it doesn't look like a baby it has organs and heart like, we all have hearts, but it is not done. >> does it have a face or anything. >> it is developing into. >> okay. >> but they used the suction and there is no movement. >> sometimes. sometimes they are, yes. >> it does happen. if i were to choose to do it that way like you would let it go. >> uh-huh. >> it is >> my gosh. it is it hard for me to watch it is hard to see joining me is president of live action. his organization able to obtain that video. lila, it is disturbing. >> it is hard. >> what is t

. >> as we talked about earlier, bill, we are taking comments on twitter @bp show mama for obama weighing in again. she is on a tear this morning. we talked about ari fleischer. said needs to lie us into war like ari fleischer. your expert? on the other hand mzatti said if i were obama i would take holder to the wood shed and then take his resignation. a good question from butcher, who asks, will jay carney be respected as a journalist after his stint with the president? you can join in that conversation conversation@bb show. >> i think it would be tough to go from press secretary to being a journalist? >> i don't think he will go back. >> he will go to a pr firm? >> i think some people feel like carney has lost his integrity or some would say he sold out and went to the other side. journalists get upsed when hacks become flacks. >> dana perino. she is on fox. >> a contributor. she is not a reporter. >> you are right. >> i want to ask you about one other thing on this. with holder. i mean, i see it in the context, which i don't think enough people are reporting on, that the obama administ

bp america's largest energy investor. our commitment has never been stronger. >>> cleveland is known as the birthplace of rock 'n' roll.elcoming about a half million visitors a year to its hall of fame. several blocks away, inside the cuyahoga county corrections center, inmate michael keenan hopes to rock one more time. in fact, he is so confident he will soon win his freedom, he has purchased tickets to see the rock band rush in concert. but if he loses, the state of ohio could execute him. for the past 24 years, keenan has been fighting the murder conviction that landed him on death row in an ohio state prison. he is currently back at the jail for a new court hearing in his case. last time keenan was a free man was in 1988. back then, he led a very different life. >> i was like don juan of cleveland heights, pretty much. lots of girlfriends. and lots of pot. bongs for breakfast, my motto. i guess to sum it up, sex, drugs, rock 'n' roll. made enough money just to pay the bills. i was fine. everything was going fine. everyone was happy. >> but in august of 1988, the body of 19-year-old anthony clan an employee in keena

bp. they have been collecting data from laptops. the investigation could look at data ask as 2002. >>> a super market deal in the uk has been announced. it's a partnership to give shareholders certainty with their money. >> essentially, it's a cost plus in terms of fulfillment and they know their costs and we've obviously got great clarity on that. so there's huge certainty here. it's their technology and, of course, rigorous -- morrison's products going through that system. and i think that's the beauty of this deal. it gives customer certainty because they have the best platform anywhere. we know wa we're going to spend and they could be a black hole for many retailers. >> and the stock news up 25% after gaining that contract. >>> plenty of focus today online as the school year draw toes a close. this is in the united states, that is. report cards are in for some of the central banks, as well. find out who passed with flying colors, who didn't make the grade. ecb's mario draghi won't like this. >>> and gold doesn't seem to get anywhere with investors yesterday. some ana

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bp america's largest energy investor. our commitment has never been stronger. >>> daily flashback. the man known aschose to watch the yankees play the tigers from the dugout. he never played a major league game again. his record of 2,130 consecutive games stuck until cap ripkin, jr., broke it in 1995. greatest sport record of all time. >>> the president's second term agenda is on the rocks just 102 days in and with big issues like immigration and sequester looming, the question is what kind of help can he expect from republicans on capitol hill. let's bring in former rnc chairman michael steele and from the wor"the washington post," a here and also joan is here. thank you for being here. this whole sort of idea that's come out in the last press conference from president obama, this is bill clinton in 1995. e.j. deon said this in "the washington post" today. do we have the graphic. in the areas he does control, obama has to talk less about hurdles he faces and more forcefully about what he's going to get. where does he go now? where can he move on this stuff? >> think it's hard for him to move. i lo

as we find out more information, our live coverage continues with piers morgan next. when we made our commitment to the gulf, bpelp the gulf recover, and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i've been with bp for 24 years. i was part of the team that helped deliver on our commitments to the gulf - and i can tell you, safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge safety equipment and technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, where experts watch over all our drilling activity, twenty-four-seven. and we're sharing what we've learned, so we can all produce energy more safely. safety is a vital part of bp's commitment to america - and to the nearly 250,000 people who work with us here. we invest more in the u.s. than anywhere else in the world. over fifty-five billion dollars here in the last five years - making bp america's largest energy investor. our commitment has never been stronger.

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we want to hear from you on twitter at bp show and we love having you as our friend on facebook.ebook.com/billpressshow. very important speech today. president obama speaking at the national defense university where he will outline a new policy on the american use of drones. we will be limiting the use of drones particularly against americans overseas. the president's going to announce he is also transferring main responsibility for drones from the c.i.a. to the pentagon where they belong and ending strikes of drones against groups of people where so many civilian deaths have occurred. this of course, comes one day after attorney general eric holder told congress we have killed four americans overseas with drones. back here at home, michele bachmann, as always, has the answer to problems with the i.r.s. her answer is to abolish the i.r.s. and then everybody will just pay their taxes voluntary. of course, they will. what an idiot. find out more on current tv. (vo) current tv gets the converstion started weekdays at 9am eastern. >> i'm a slutty bob hope. >> you are. >> the troops l

as? come on. he put it in the hands of bp and would not help and later said they were a bunch of bumbling idiots. president obama took the worst environmental disaster in u.s. history and put it in the hands of what he later called a bunch of bumbling idiots. what does that make him? there is your media bias. they never reported on any of this with the bp oil gush. guest: i think the caller is skeptical about the media, and that is understandable but there was a lot of criticism coming from the media of how katrina was handled and the administration handle it. but we're seeing in the last few weeks, like the tornadoes in oklahoma, there are a lot of opportunities the president has to show how they can help -- how fema can respond and the government can respond to national disasters. i think lately they're hoping that can build back some credibility for fema and the administration in general. host: rachel hartman, thank you for joining us this morning.>> tonight, a discussion on the deficit, the economy, and the future of science research. at 8:00 we will show you his remarks where he talked about

as well. but what company hasn't he taken a shot at? two copper names are interesting to take a look at. all that's left of anaconda, a little bit of liability on bp'srprise. and utah has been folded into rio tinto, which is a huge global name. in today's dow, at&t is still there, although it hasn't been there straight through for that whole 81 years. it was out and back in. ge is a founding father of the dow. and chevron, partly made up of a texas company. now, two years later in 1924, some iconic names did come in, sears roebuck, mack trucks, and dupont entered in 1924. >> been around for a long, long time. >> like yourself here at cnbc. >> in case our viewers don't know, brian, the greater of the two bss here, brian is going to be hosting "way too early," 5:30 a.m. every day, that's early my, friend, on msnbc. i've always worked here a couple years, brian, you've always been a great guy to me. we're going to miss you, a lot. >> and as a tone of our appreciation for everything you've done for us here at cnbc, we have brought you an alarm clock. actually -- >> extra loud. >> if you're getting up that early, you probably need three. >> i need the on

bp america's largest energy investor. our commitment has never been stronger. >>> welcome back. i'm jake tapper. now the world lead asrists armed with ak-47s and grenades were raining fire on the compound in benghazi, libya with american citizens trapped inside. u.s. special forces were in tripoli and they were itching to go to benghazi but they were told to stand down. that's the account from diplomat gregory hicks about the attack that killed his boss u.s. ambassador christopher stevens and three other americans. three state department witnesses said they were frustrated and angry with the response to the siege during testimony in front of a house committee. the attack happened on then secretary of state hillary clinton's watch last september. the man who replaced her, john kerry, today said he is ready to answer any questions. >> i am absolutely determined that this issue will be answered, will be put to bed, and if there is any culpability in any area, that is appropriate to be handled in some way with some discipline, it will be appropriately handled. >> chief congressional correspondent dana bash joins me now.

as an attorney, emphasize to the public and court these young men were involved at the low end of the scale bp>> if involved at all. presumption of innocence. >> and what michael said, they said they just wanted to help our friend. isn't that what they are charged with doing, helping their friend, who is a suspected critici criminal. >> the first thing i thought of is my 10-year-old son. isn't it so childish? we wanted to help our friend. at some pount, when you're growigro growing up your parents teach you to do the right thing, responsibility. and in such incredible circumstances such as this one, certainly they wanted to help their friend but somewhere their moral compass was off, if indeed they did this. this is a fast-moving story. how surprised were we to learn today that three more people had been implicated in this by law enforcement. again, presuming innocence but they are now charged. so if indeed they did this, you would think that by this age, in their late teens, early 20s, they would know even if they suspected their friend, the right thing to do would be to come forward as this

as first reported by gawker.com. that story straight ahead when "the lead" continues. when we made our commitment to the gulf, bpgulf recover, and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i've been with bp for 24 years. i was part of the team that helped deliver on our commitments to the gulf - and i can tell you, safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge safety equipment and technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, where experts watch over all our drilling activity, twenty-four-seven. and we're sharing what we've learned, so we can all produce energy more safely. safety is a vital part of bp's commitment to america - and to the nearly 250,000 people who work with us here. we invest more in the u.s. than anywhere else in the world. over fifty-five billion dollars here in the last five years - making bp america's largest energy investor. our commitment has never been stronger. ♪ fly me to the moon ♪ let me play among the stars ♪ and let me see what spring is like ♪ ♪ on jupiter and mars ♪ in other words [ male ann

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as secretary of gm. both gm and p & g drafted back to more uniform management. you named the european scandal. whether or not it was bp, hsbc, standard charter, barclays, whatever. they already had the separation of roles. it was not preventive in any way. nor is it ever predictive of better shareholder returns. the fact, it's a cliche -- cadbury came out with this celebration of separation of roles. his own company was a disaster, cadbury. 20 years ago, following off the old robert maxwell publishing empire. we went dancing naked off the ship. the people said who's in charge of this thing. >> wow, a walk down memory lane with jeff sonnenfeld. >> remember max well? >> of course. >> what you're saying if berkshire hathaway decides to do the split and warren buffett says that will occur when he leaves are you suggesting berkshire's returns are going to be less? >> i don't think it's hurt berkshire hathaway for warren buffett to have a unified role. i don't think it's hurt bob iger. he's done a fantastic job at disney. looking at the companies -- most u.s. companies have them combined. there's no correspondence with perf

as come on. he put it in the hands of bp and would not help and later said there were a bunch of bumbling idiots.resident obama took the worst environmental disaster in u.s. history and put it in the hands of what he later called a bunch of bumbling idiots. what does that make him? there is sure media bias. they never reported on any of this with the bp oil ashbritt -- oil gush. guest: i think the caller is skeptical about the media, and that is understandable but there was a lot of criticism coming from the media of how katrina was handled and the demonstration handle it. but we're seeing in the last few weeks, like the tornadoes in oklahoma, there are a lot of opportunities the president has to show how they can help -- how fema can respond in the government can respond to national disasters. i think lately they're hoping that can build back some credibility for fema and the administration in general. host: rachel hartman, thank you for joining us this morning. thank you to all of the yahoo! news team who lettuce and behind the scenes for our focus on the yahoo! news washington bureau. that is

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as they do good works. pretty revolutionary radical stuff here. >> on twitter where we are at bp show rusty says pope franks bad for the church business. what can you expect from a former community organizer who worked for the poor. not bad. >> bill: a double-edged sword there. let's see one more call here before we move on to new stuff. geoff calling. >> caller: i would need more than a couple of seconds to break down your history and bible. the bible was not inspired or written by god. it was in 325 a.d. as the council of nioce were having an ecumenical council meeting who picked a person and it took 750 years to make it to jesus christ. >> nicea, actually, it is. but go ahead. >> until you know what i am talking about. yeah, yeah. you know what i am talking about. >> bill: all right. right or wrong? it's one of the most powerful riches money, people are stilling all of the people of their wealth and was afraid of what would happen to their soul. >> bill: i think i know which team you play on. i don't think you play on the believer team. i think you play on the non-believer team. the pope says pourmore p

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