the second phase of the bp trial in new orleans. bp is trying to avoid billions of dollars in fines after a rig explosion killed 11 people and caused the largest offshore oil spill in u.s. history. who is responsible, and how much of the damage is turning into a huge fight. stephanie boswell reports. >> the family in louisiana has been raising oysters since 1904. mitch runs the business that his grandfather started. >> we grew from a 14-acre lease to now roughly almost 15,000 acres. there is a pocket of oil right here. >> when he isn't tending his oyster beds he's keeping a close eye on the marsh. >> this is oil. definitely. >> i three and a half years ago these marshes were covers in oil that poored in from the gulf of mexico for 86 days after the explosion of the drilling rig. today's oil is more difficult to find but you can smell it in this tarmac. and 200 miles of shoreline still has oil. 14 are considered moderate to heavily oil. >> it's been devastating oyster processing plants have closed, and oysters have not spawned in the

he testified against bp in the first phase of this trial, which is set to determine if bp did enough to stem the flow of oil after that explosion. oil gushed into the gulf of mexico for 87 days starting in april of 2010. wilson concluded in his testimony that bp repeatedly underestimated the amount of oil flowing into the gulf saying that bp's number they released to the government, media awere around 5,000 barrels a day when their own internal e-mails estimated it was as much as 55,000 barrels a day and the first method they used to cap the well would not have worked with the flow rate that high. wilson said his examination of charts and e-mails internally at bp that they were keeping the higher numbers from the government, the press and the public. his testimony follows opening statements where both sides, the plaintiffs and bp, went back and forth on whether or not the company lied about the flow rate of that oil. thomas. >> they have a lot of documents to go through and testimony ahead. do we know how long the trial is expected to last? >> reporter: this phase of the trial is exp

. >>> and bp heads back to court. the new legal battle the oil giant is facing over the gulf oil spill. >> new pictures have emerged showing a devastation of the mall attack in kenya. rescuers are still looking for dozens of missing victims, now al shabaab's leader says the mall attack was retaliation against attacks on somalia, suffered the violence of this conflict. >> this is garisa town in northeastern kenya between kenya and somalia, it's reeling from the effects of insecurity. suspected al shabaab militia is taking out attacks in this area. >> it is the entry way to afghanistan and nairobi. >> into somalia in october 2011 that has put garisa on the front line. the kenyan government called its operation in somalia linda ishi, coming at a price of killings by al shabaab fighters. some of the attack happened at its places of worship. almost two years of the gunmen killed 17 people in this cump, few are confident enough to come and worship here. tight security around the church is not enough to reassure them. >> man

it will determine how much bp in fines bp will have to pay under the clean water act. one of casualties of shutdown will be the release of data including friday's jobs trofrmt labor department says all operations would cease and all of the agencies workers furloughed. the department says it's possible that the data could be released if the white house budget gives authorization. there is precedent during the last shutdown in 1995 to 96 the clinton administration released the consumer price index because of the risk of the data leaking out. >> thank you. we'll check back later. >> right now we have bitter news for the chocolate lovers. prices of cocoa could go up, part of the blame to dry weather and poor harvest expected in west africa. there is a growing demand for dark chocolate across country. that combination could hit our wallets hard. >> the demand is for higher quality chocolate and means more cocoa butter and more cocoa butter means more seeds. >> as for the chocolate bars, the share picked up to 20% in the last five years. in switzerland, the top 30%. got to

. >> the scan phase of the bp trial begins in a new orleans court tomorrow. who is responsible and for how much of the damage is turning into a deep fight. bp is trying to avoid billions in fines after the rig explosion in 2010, killed 11, dumping millions of barrels of oil. we explain what is at stake for bp and the people of the gulf coast. >> this family has been raising oysters since 1904. mitch runs the business that his grandfather started. >> we grew from a 14 acre lease to now roughly almost 15,000 acres. it's a pocket here. >> when he is not tending the oyster beds he's keeping an eye on the marsh. >> you see it on the mud. it's oil, definitely oil. >> 3.5 years ago the marshes were covered in oil that had poured into the gulf of mexico after the explosion of the deepwater horizon. >> the oil is a little pore difficult to mind but you can smell it. 200 miles of shower line has oil, 14 moderate to heavily oiled. >> it's been devastating. oyster processing plants have closed and oisters have not spawned in the golf in two years. >> 2014 there'll be a d

this is an attempt to judge what kind of job bp did. week they move into to how many barrels spilled. why that is important? it will determine how much they have to pay in fines. >> syria's civil war crisis is at the center of controversy today. un inspectors left syria today after completing their six-day mission. the foreign minister addressed the un general assembly and made a strong allegation. >> reporter: he said the war in his country was not a civil war, but a war against al-qaeda. those labeled terrorists were the ones who used chemical weapons, and made this extrordanaire allegation. >> translator: terrorists who used poisonous gases in my country have used agents that are well-known to all of us. >> reporter: by the end of the speech one diplomat was in the seats. >> translator: ballot boxes for free and fair elections remain the only solution to decide on the options of the syrian people in determining their own future. >> reporter: after friday's unanimous vote, there's hope of another unified effort by the international co

halliburton recommended bp use 21 centralizes. bp oplted to use 6. both showed little difference in the number of centralizers used so he allegedly ordered the models destroyed. although the bill made it clear that he was directed to preserve all evidence, the company accepted a plea deal today related to that the allegations against him. for that, they will pay a $200,000 fine. meanwhile, he is charged with a misdemeanor for unauthorized distraction. >>> resident of alaska received a check from that oil quell fund it' an unusual pay out that tphr*urpbgthatfluctuated. each resident will receive $900 a piece. we turned to alan in anchorage. alan? >> reporter: good evening, david. it may not. the amount that it has been in past years but let's face it $900 is still $900. 593,000 alaskan residents will receive this pay out. many will have good reason to turn around and spend it. >> i survive the whole day with just 8 kids. >> reporter: she could use a little help. with 8 kids living here and n their first house after four years of homelessness. time and

i'm still here and so is bp. >> bp has paid billions of dollars into a compensation fund following pressure by the obama administration. phase 2 of the trial begins and key to the judge's findings willing be a precise calculation of just how much oil leaked. >> huge amount either way, but a huge amount of compensation, you're looking at about ao$2.5 billion bill, whereas if the u.s. government gets their way you're looking at a $17 billion fine. >> individual and state cases have still to go to court and it may be decades before the full extent of the environmental damage here is known. andy gallagher al jazeera florida. >> zimbabwe is home to some of africa's largest elephant herds. reporting from the largest game park. >> government officials say this is the worst incident of poaching ever in zimbabwe. these elephants were killed by poachers using cyanide. police have found cyanide being stored in local villages. >> it has gone on for so long, but we won't allow it to go any further. we have seen in the past few days the jailing of some of the criminals upwards of 16 years and anybody inv

bp is fighting claims that it wags negligent. and bp knew it was possible but not prepared. it is facing a fine of $18 billion. >>> biologists are testing out an app to spot whales. progammers say it could help ships and boats coming through the bay avoid hitting the whales. it uses gps to record where the animals have been spotted. and four times more whales are swimming off the west coast compared to 2004. >>> aide another good year for wine grapes. they are forecasting a harvest which would be unusual. now 2012 set a record for the number of grapes. and good harvest should off set the production costs and could result in lower prices when the wines make it into the stores. >>> find out more about twitter's public offering. and the san francisco based company will make it publicly friday. twitter filed this month because of the relatively small size it could keep the details confidential. insiders say it wants to go public before the holiday. that could be delayed. we'll watch that. >>> the girl scouts are launching a recruitment drive and they are calling in a big gun. th

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gulf coast residents and businesses are suing bp claiming the spill cost them money.hase two of the trial covers what methods bp explored to cap the spill and how much oil spilled into the gulf from the blownout well. the first phase ended in april and focused on the causes of the blowout. >>> time to focus on the weather outside. that's a live, socked-in look at the golden gate bridge. tough to see anything other than those low-hanging clouds. we could just see the road there. trust us, though. our weather map says that's where it's at. >> meteorologist christina loren. >> is that what it says, jon kelly? >> i'm just trying to lead into you as gracefully as possible. >> i thought that was pretty graceful. good monday morning to you. nothing can be perfectly graceful on a monday no matter how hard you try. these showers coming through mostly north of the golden gate bridge. we have the steady drizzle over the bay bridge and the golden gate bridge. you just saw the reason why. area of low pressure is coming through, not impacting us all that much here in the south bay.

back to business, why big oil is making a big investment in the gulf of mexico three years after the bp oil spill. all that and more tonight on "nightly business report" for tuesday, september 24th. >>> good evening, everyone. it's now four down days for the dow and the s&p 500. investors still not feeling encouraged by stocks even after positive comments today from one of the most influential members of the federal reserve. bill dudley, vice-chairman of the fed and president of the new york federal reserve bank, says nothing has changed at the nation's central bank that plans to taper back its bond-buying stimulus measures this year are still on the table. listen to the words of bill dudley when asked if the fed could pull back on its asset purchases this year. >> i wouldn't rule it out but it depend on the data. if it's driven by data, not by time. so when the chairman says later this year, that was conditioned on the economy behaving in a way in line with the fed's forecast. so if the economy were behaving in a way -- in line with the fed's june forecast then it's certainly like lit

back to business, why big oil is making a big investment in the gulf of mexico three years after the bp oil spill. all that and more tonight on "nightly business report" for tuesday, september 24th. >>> good evening, everyone. it's now four down days for the dow and the s&p 500. investors still not feeling encouraged by stocks even after positive comments today from one of the most influential members of the federal reserve. bill dudley, vice-chairman of the fed and president of the new york federal reserve bank, says nothing has changed at the nation's central bank that plans to taper back its bond-buying stimulus measures this year are still on the table. listen to the words of bill dudley when asked if the fed could pull back on its asset purchases this year. >> i wouldn't rule it out but it depend on the data. if it's driven by data, not by time. so when the chairman says later this year, that was conditioned on the economy behaving in a way in line with the fed's forecast. so if the economy were behaving in a way -- in line with the fed's june forecast then it's certainly like lit

haliburton had suggested that bp use 21 centralizers which keep the casings centered in the well, bped to use 6. both showed little difference in the number of centralizers used, so he allegedly ordered the evidence destroyed. the company accepted a plea deal today related to the allegations. for that they will pay a $200,000. meanwhile he is charged with a misdemeanor for unauthorized destruction. >>> and still ahead inside the mind of a killer, did aaron alexis slip through the cracks? plus where the investigation stands in the navy yard shooting. >>> find out why some residents in alaska are unhappy about the checks they are getting in the mail. al jazeera america - a new voice in american journalism - >>introduces america tonight. >>in egypt, police fired teargas at supporters of the ... >>a fresh take on the stories that connect to you. [[voiceover]] they risk never returning to the united states. >>grounded. >>real. >>unconventional. [[voiceover]] we spent time with some members of the gangster disciples. >>an escape from the expected. >>i'm a cancer survivor. not only cancer,

tomorrow, the second phase of the bp trial begins in new orleans. it is on trial for the 2010 deepwater horizon, killing 11 rig workers, dumping millions of barrels of oil into the gulf of mexico. we look at what is at stake for the oil company and the people of the gulf coast. >> this family louisiana has raised oysters since 1904. mitch runs the business his grandfather started. >> we grew from a 14 acre lease to roughly 15,000 acres. >> when he is not attending his oyster beds he's keeping an eye on the marsh. >> you see oil on the mud. >> 3.5 years ago the marshes were covered in oil pouring into the gulf of mexico for 86 days after the explosion of the deepwater horizon rig. the water is difficult to find but you can smell it. according to the state 200 miles of shower line has oil. 14 are considered moderate to severe oiling. oyster processing plants have closed and oysters have not spawned in the gulf in two years. 2014 there'll be a decline in oyster production, which is worse for the markets because the few processors left can't get enough.

bp returns to court in new orleans for the second day of the deepwater horizon trial. with billions of dollar of penalties at stake, the court will hear arguments about how much oil was spilled in the disaster and whether bp was adequately prepared. >>> on this day in 1982, jim cummins reported on a story. >> 93,000 bottles of tylenol extra strength capsules were recalled from supermarkets and pharmacies this afternoon. after the medical per in chicago announced some capsules had been laced with cyanide, resulting in the death of at least three people so far. >> tampered with, but we have no idea where that occurred. >>> fran drescher turns 56. barry williams turns 59 and andrea dickinson is 82. i'm bettany nguyen. this is "early today." have a wonderful monday. >>> new this morning a fiery wreck at an airport. trying to figure out how a plane crashed. >> we're learning details about a violent car crash that leaves a local student dead. >> and the clock is ticking in washington, d.c., both sides appear far apart on a deal to avoid a government shutdown. >> on a brighte

will determine how much bp will have to pay in fines. while the markets are on edge ahead of the possible shutdown analysts say losses could be temporary. historically stocks recover well once washington resolves the crisis. during the last shutdown which lasted three weeks the s&p 500 fell nearly 4% but it rose more than 10% over the following month. in summer of 2011 when congress fought over raising the debt ceiling and the u.s. lost its credit crating it took five months to recover but we did get there. back to you. >> thank you, courtney. >> 5:14 now. we can tell you power outages sparking trouble in oregon this morning. in portland, a power line sparking this fire, the live wire there, it came crashing down on the top of an suv and started popping and burst into flames. portland workers used fire extinguishers to put this out. thousands were without power as high winds and rain brought down several power lines and trees. at one point some 25,000 were in the dark in portland and areas out there near portland as pg&e crews struggled

help the gulf when we made recover and learn the gulf, bp from what happened so we could be a better,afer energy company. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, where experts watch over all drilling activity twenty-four-seven. and we're sharing what we've learned, so we can all produce energy more safely. our commitment has never been stronger. ♪ let's face it. everyone has their own way of doing things. at university of phoenix we know learning is no different. so we offer personalized tools and support, that let our students tackle the challenge of going back to school, like they do anything else... their way. we got the ball rolling. in cities across the country, coca-cola joined with communities and local leaders to roll out a summer filled with activity. from atlanta to l.a., people all over found that getting moving can be fun. in fact, it can be a day at the beach! all in all, we inspired three million people to rediscover the joy of being active. n

bp is fighting claims it was grossly negligent.laintiffs say bp knew a spill was possible but they weren't prepared. bp is facing a possible fine of up to $18 billion. >>> it is now 5:47. we check in with sal for a look at the commute. how is it going now, sal in. >> it's going okay. we do have a crash i want to mention on patterson pass road at greenville road in the altamont pass area. it's an injury crash. it's not affecting interstate 580 but it is there. some people do use patterson pass road. let's go out and take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. we're getting a little bit of a backup. it's a little slick out there. really to say today is a rainy commute is kind of a stretch but you will see some slick roads and you might want to give yourself an extra 5 or 10 minutes if you can do it. that's a tall order on a monday morning, i know that but just in case. also looking at san mateo bridge westbound 92 as you head out to the high-rise. this traffic looks good all the way out to 101. i do want to mention that on the peninsul

bp wants the settlement program corrected before more payments are made. shareholders approved the sale smithfield foods. the pork producer will be sold to china's sheng-way international. 96% of shareholders voted in favor of the deal. earlier this month, regulators all said yes to the sale despite lawmakers concerns over food safety. sheng-way will pay 34 dollars per share or 4.7 billion dollars. its expected the deal will close tomorrow. two industry leaders in computer chip manufacturing are moving toward a mega merger. applied materials has aquired tokyo electron in a deal valued at 29 billion dollars. the industry is tackling new obstacles, as consumers move away from pc computers and toward smartphones and tablets. applied materials jumped 7% on the news. south korea's government is nixing plans to buy 60 war jets from boeing. the deal was worth around $8 billion to the jet maker. a spokesman from south korea's defense minstry called boeing's f-15 silent eagle: not stealth enough. instead... the government is said to be considering lockheed martin's

bp is fighting claims that it was grocery negligent.ntiffs say bp knew a spill was possible but was not prepared. bp is facing a pollution fine up to $18 billion. >>> the city of san jose may soon lift its long-standing ban on fireworks and supporters say it could actually make san jose safer on the 4th of july. they say ending the ban on so- called safe and sane fireworks might reduce the interest to more dangerous and illegal fireworks. firefighters say there's been a big increase in the use of fire crackers and bottle rockets since san jose-city sponsored show show ended. the show was canceled due to budget cuts. >>> terrell prior didn't play yesterday against the redskins. he was due to start but problems from his concussion came back. so matt flint started for the raiders and the raiders lost, 24-14. by the way, prior suffered the concussion against the broncos eight days ago. still not clear whether he will play against the chargers on sunday. >>> dante witner says he's ready to appeal if the nfl tries to fine him during the hit d

. >>> the second phase of the bp oil spill trial begins today.will focus on what they did to stop the flow of oil into the gulf of mexico after the 2010 disaster and how much oil actually seeped into the ocean. bp is fighting claims that it was grossly negligent in its handling of the deep water horizon disaster. plaintiffs say the company knew a catastrophic spill was possible but says bp was not prepared when it happened. it took nearly three months to stop the flow of oil into the ocean. it found grossly negligent -- if found grossly negligent, they could face a fine of up to $18 billion. >>> the national rifle association is going to begin voicing its opinion when it comes to the virginia governor's race. the nra is beginning a $500,000 advertising blitz to help ken kush nellie and give his -- kush nellie and give his campaign a shot in the arm. terry ak all live -- terry mcauliffe received an f from the nra. >>> after 81 years of operation, the national aquarium here in washington, d.c. is closing its doors. the aquarium has to move out of i

it's all part of big oil's vestment in the gulf three years after the bp oil spill. >> we've been very fortunate here. it's been not only a busy summer but a busy year. >> chevron is one of the companies investing in new gulf coast production. with two new platforms, targeting first oil by the end of 2014, including this one, called jack saint melo. the helideck of this platform is 30 stories high. upon completion it's going to take about ten days to get it 300 miles off the coast of louisiana, and it has to travel through this channel. the company's engineers are working on new technologies, including seismic processing, letting them see deeper below the earth's surface. innovation that just ten years ago seemed unthinkable. >> years ago we could not see the reservoirs below salt. now for jack saint melo we're able to understand what's below the salt, determine the size of the reservoirs and help us in developing projects like this. >> but investment in technology isn't just being made for production purposes. it's also being made for safety. >> when we start designing a facility desi

residents and businesses are suing bp claiming the spill cost them money.ase two of the trial cover what is methods bp explored to cap that spill. and how much oil spilled into the gulf from the blown-out well. the first phase ended in april and focused on the causes of the blow-out. >> today the second appeal in the murder case against amanda knox starts in italy. neither knox or her ex-boyfriend are attending. we have video of knox in court when she was acquitted in 2011. earlier this year italy's highest criminal court overturning that and order add new trial. since then knox, she has returned to washington state and the italian court cannot compel her to return. knox, she insists she is innocent of the murder of her former roommate meredith kercher. a man from the ivory coast has been convicted of the murder and was sentenced to 16 years in prison. >> still ahead, government gridlock. why neither side seems to be willing to budge as the countdown to a government shutdown continue. >> about 100 people arrested for partying too hard in mountain view. we'l

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