if b.p. is watching and want to send somebody to pick it up i'll give them a gps coordinate of where to find more of this. this is the kind of stuff you find out there. this is the type of stuff the birds and wildlife are feeding on. underneath there's a lot of small crabs and crustaceans. the marine life and wildlife are eating. and it gets put back in the eco system. >> we're going to replay our monday story tomorrow. but then coming up on monday we're going to have an extensive report on restitution. there has been -- describe the restitution, if you can, to lead us to where we're going for monday's coverage. >> well, what happened is -- under the clean water act, there's several -- going to be several buckets of money coming to the coast. so far we haven't seen any directly to the parish. we're hoping to cobble the money we raised for cat island which is over $3 million. and then we're also looking at trying to get some moneys from the first wave of restore funds and be able to use that t

b.p., unlimited. they said $20 billion - more than enough. g.m., whatever it will take to make those eligible whole. you start with knowing the distribution. >> let's talk about the basic principle here in the united states with most of the cases dealt with and in most of the world. that was regardless of punitive and part of it that you think is about making right a wrong. often the calculation is to do with an earning potential, what they would have learnt if they had not died. >> that's correct. in every court in this country, through a nation, courts ask the same questions in determining the value of a lot of life. one, what the victim would have earnt over a work life. over a lifetime of work, but for the traj did i. second, add to that number some amount for pain and suffering of the victim. the emotional distress visited on the survivors. equalling a number that is calculating. >> have you struggled with the conversation that says that, you know, is that fair in death, that lives are different amounts based on what people have heard. l

b.p. plans to cut billions to cope with falling fuel prices and a loss of earnings. the company has already slashed hundreds of jobs in the north sea and around the world. b.p. is suffering more than other oil companies as it continues to pay for the 2010 deep water horizon accident in the gulf of mexico >>> u.s. president obama unveiled his proposal to boost government suspending to 4 trillion increasing taxes on the wealthiest task. 9 billion will be spent on the islamic state of iraq and levant. >> reporter: there is very little the president and the republicans who control congress agree on. that is especially true when it comes to money. >> i cannot believe we are here again. >> this pleas is a mess. >> previous cuts shut the government. leading to defaults. it's been ugly and now it should be worse. president obama wants to increase spending by 7%. 75 billion. in these hundreds of pages he calls for raising taxes on the wealthy and corporations. before reading a page the republicans

last night workers at two b.p. plants in ohio and indiana announced they'd join the growing strike against oil refineries. about 3,800 workers launched the work stoppage february first. the u.s.w. says negotiations broke down over health care benefits and hiring non-union workers. a spokesperson at b.p. says the company provides good wages but needs flexibility in hiring. washington d.c. is fast approaching a record-breaking number of the homeless living in emergency shelters. city workers and volunteers spread out across the capitol wednesday for an annual count of homeless people in the city. they found 4,000 living in emergency shelters. that number has grown by more than 1,500 over the past four weeks. d.c. leaders have been forced to find more hotel rooms as the shelters fill up. advocates say at least 100 families seek shelter every time the temperature drops below freezing. one of the winningest coaches in college basketball has died. coach dean smith led the university of north carolina men's basketball tea

. >> the b.p. refineries are operating using replace. workers. company told us in a statement: university of toledo law reform implications. >> the interesting thing is gas prices have gone to lows that we have not seen in decades. if there was a significant change this prices, they'd go up. that wouldn't affect everyone. >> i want everything to be fair, it's important to me. i want to go to work, come home and see my children. >> so far they have not reached an agreement. the strike is among many that continue to hit the picket line, no matter the cost >>> 50 years since the assassination of cal come x. a ceremony was held today at the site where he was murdered in 1965. it has been turned into the malcolm x memorial and education center. his daughter said her father changed the course of the civil rights movement. >> a thing about malcolm is he redefined the civil rights movement. we are focussing on schools, integrating housing. malcolm said that we demand our necessary. >> she was 2.5 years old when her father was killed. >> there are campaig

as i say, some fairly saber-rattling used this evening in the context of violence in this region >>> b.p. says it will curb billions in spending across the company to cope with falling fuel and a lose of earnings. they will release hundreds of jobs in the north sea and is trying to reduce spending by $22 million. they are suffering more than other oil companies to pay for the deep water horizon spill in the gulf of mexico >>> it's been weeks since the death of argentinian leader and the circumstances remain a mystery. rumours polarized people who are months away from presidential elections. daniel schweimler has more. >> reporter: with the prosecutor committing suicide or was murdered it's being vetted. if he was killed who killed him? someone from the government? one of the many elements of an intelligence service. one of his own security men, or the assistant that he'd borrowed the gun from. the opposition deputy spoke to alberto niceman the day before his death. >> it's difficult to say he was murdered because i don't have evidence. i heard a very live person thinking about the next d

. >> here's what b.p. d.p.w. says to do. if your trash is picked up twice a week keep it outside. cover it as best as possible. hopefully it will get picked up by this saturday. if you have once a week pickup you're advised to bring the trash back inside and wait until the next scheduled day. john gonzalez abc 7 news. >> with the record lows pushing our way, stay connected with our stormwatch weather app. it is absolutely free and once you download it we'll send you alerts to keep you and your family safe whenever severe weather threatens. this just into the abc 7 newsroom, a news source and multiple media organizations report that rabbi barry frundle is expected to plead guilty later this afternoon. charges involve six victims. prosecutors say he secretly recorded a total of 150 women using a jewish ritual bath. he is a former teacher at georgetown and towson universities as well as the university of maryland. new this noon the d.c. public charter school board votes to revoke the charter for dorothy i. height community charter schools. that will affect about 1600 capcs students a

repaired back to b.p.. to be doing better.he reporters they look tired. >> gary: both she was so tired that we turned out the lights we will have more from spring training. >> gary: 20 years ago when kate was forced to call for with what i do for a living i remember a cheerful deal with pam on how i will put my kids through college no one watches local sports. pam, says the nine get but do not ever give up. >> pam: (laughter) >> gary: what i did this give the stuff that you do not get from anywhere else. >> reporter: >> gary: reggie bush and kim kardashian and a together for three years. and the kardashian said they did need anymore and he was tossed away. >> gary: today he was cut for today he was cut from the detroit lions. he has been all over, nor lanes. >> gary: new orleans. >> gary: kim kardashian first athletics lover. >> pam: 92 many people keep up with her love life like you do, gary. >> pam:--not too >> gary: you send me one letter at you when i get to shake hands with my son. lebraun james supposedly upset that his

. >> reporter: the b.p. refineries in toledo and indiana is operating using replacement workers. the company told us in a statement: university of toledo joseph slade says that there could be national implications. >> the interesting thing is of course, gas prices recently have gone to you know lows that we have not seen in decades. sure, if there was a significant decrease in production prices would go up and affect everybody. >> i wanted everything to be - i wanted a state refinery. that is most important, that i go to work come home see the children. >> the steel workers union - both sides are far from reaching remit. over a week into the strike and perry is among many hitting the picket line no matter the cost >>> the largest employer in the u.s. is trying to shake its image as a place for dead end jobs. wal-mart has increased the pay for nearly half of its work thoroughs. thoroughs. -- workforce. tom ackerman says it plans to improve training for staff. >> reporter: the giant that earnt more than $16 billion in profits is a symbol of corporate greed to union organizers and w

. >> the b.p. refineries are operating using replace. workers. the company told us in a statement: university of toledo law reform said there could be national implications. >> the interesting thing is gas prices have gone to lows that we have not seen in decades. if there was a significant change this prices they'd go up. that wouldn't affect everyone. >> i want everything to be fair it's important to me. i want to go to work come home and see my children. >> so far they have not reached an agreement. the strike is among many that continue to hit the picket line no matter the cost >>> 50 years since the assassination of cal come x. a ceremony was held today at the site where he was murdered in 1965. it has been turned into the malcolm x memorial and education center. his daughter said her father changed the course of the civil rights movement. >> a thing about malcolm is he redefined the civil rights movement. we are focussing on schools, integrating housing. malcolm said that we demand our human rights by any means necessary. >> she was 2.5 yea

-based oil giant b.p. said it will cut billions of dollars in spend to go cope with the falling price of a barrel of oil and therefore allot be earnings. the company slashed hundreds of jobs around the world. it's trying to reduce spending by 10% or $22 billion for this year. >> the cuban media has seize the photographs of fidel castro purportedly taken january 23 and appear to show fit dell out in public for the first time since last year. the man he's pictured with is the president of cuba's university student federation. fidel stepped from power in 2008. his recent seclusion raise the rumors that he'd died. >> it's been two weeks since the death of the prosecutor from argentina. how he died remains a mystery. rumors and speculation have polarized people in the country which is just months away from a presidential election. we have the latest. >> whether the prosecutor committed suicide or was murdered is still being investigated. if he was killed, then who killed him? someone from the government, one of

watched him take ground balls whatever, his hands seem to work fine, throws seem to be fine, taking b.p. seemed to be fine. it's at that faster pace that you've got to see. you hope it's his offense. can i predict which one's going to come back the quickest? no. >> minnesota vikings running back adrian peterson will be reinstated after a judge lifted his suspension for child abuse. the vikings star missed 15 games after he admitted to striking his young son. he's now eligible to resign with minnesota or could be traded to another team. >> we've got a lot more sport on our website. for all the latest, check out aljazeera.com/sport. we've got blogs and videos from our correspondents around the world. that's all the supportive for now. back to you. >> all right richard see you later on. thank you for that. >> diplomats from the u.s. and cuba are meeting on friday for the second time. they move towards normalizing relations. in a historic break through in december the two sides said that they would reestablish embassies in both countries but for some cuban americans there's skepticism amid

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they have the battle against b.p. american company because they want to bid for premier league rights for british euro sport. a sprinkling more games largely on a friday night. they have 14 more games to fight over, so they could be spending far more money. in 2012, the last auction three billion pounds is how much sky paid for. that was an uptick. how much more will they have to bid to get sports rights in they have the coumplet and irish rights to the open championship. that is all about golf. but the sweet spot is soccer, the most popular sport in the united kingdom. >> they want to reduce shares the people switching off from sky and going to virgin media. i think that is possibly going to feature as well when we playbook at this. >> but they are having to market so hard. they are having to sign new people to come and be a commentator. they are having to produce more and more quality product to lure people over. they are having to offer their broadband at price reductions. six months free to lure in new customers.