i'm russ mitchell. also tonight, soaring temperatures and high humidity stifled most of the country this weekend as the heat wave lingers on. high end repo man: if you miss a few payments on your yacht or plane, expect him to pay you a visit. and take a tour of the granny pad, the high-tech backyard cottage that could be an alternative to a nursing home. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with russ mitchell. >> mitchell: and good evening. there is good news this sunday, day 90 since the oil spill began. the custom-built cap is still working, and b.p. wants to keep that cap on until a permanent plug is ready. let's take a look at the latest. despite b.p.'s optimism, the government still has concerns about the temporary solution. it is now estimated that as many as 184 million gallons of oil have spilled into gulf since the crisis began. but for the past two days along the gulf, beaches had their busiest weekend in weeks. kelly cobiella is in grand isle, louisiana, with the latest

i'm russ mitchell. al the search goes on for two american servicemen missing in afghanistan as the taliban offer an exchange. extreme weather still taking its a burst dam in iowa to record-breaking heat in the east. and doctor dilemma: with the ranks of older patients about to skyrocket, the number of doctors specializing in their care is not keeping pace. >> to be a good geriatrician, you need to be a good listener. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with russ mitchell. >> mitchell: and good evening. cbs news has learned tonight that b.p. chief tony hayward will be out and replaced in the next few days. hayward, who angered gulf coast residents and the white house with what they called insensitive statements, is not commenting on the reports, but his ouster could come when the company's board meets this week. tony guida has the latest. >> i'm devastated by the accident, absolutely devastated. >> reporter: unfortunately for tony hayward, too many of his comments about the disaste

do you think there's some way -- secretary mitchell, senator mitchell maybe somewhat in between can get a little tempering of the language? i mean, we're trying for the same result here. nobody gets killed hopefully. >> i think in the case of hamas, it's basically a proxy, a terror proxy of iran. iran openly calls for our destruction. it denies the holocaust. it sponsors terrorism everywhere. hamas, by the way, does the same thing to the palestinians in gaza. they don't really have a choice. they can't really vote the hamas out. they can't decide their own fate. but look at what is happening in the west bank with our cooperation. you know, we removed -- i removed hundreds of check points. hundreds of road blocks. and the palestinian economy on the west bank is just booming. i mean, there's coffee shops, there's shopping malls, there's e-businesses, you name it. it's growing at about 8% or 9% a year. which isn't bad these days. and i'm very happy for that. and i want to add on to that a formal peace. peace with security and prosperity. hamas is totally the other way around. they are -- y

>> andrea mitchell in kabul. we'll talk to you again tomorrow night. andrea, thanks. >>> when we continue here in just a moment, new protection for women. what's being called a breakthrough in the fight against a deadly disease. later, a story you've got to see. the people who saw it once already and stepped up to make a difference. >>> tonight we have the results of some major research that could help millions of women around the world and is a gel women can use themselves to protect against infection from the virus that causes aids. there's a broader meaning to this story. this news comes from an international aids conference and our chief science correspondent robert bazell has details. >> reporter: the trial was conducted in south africa which has 5.7 million of the 33 million people infected with hiv, the virus that causes aids. the majority of new cases in south africa are among heterosexual women. the study found that a vaginal gel containing an anti-aids medication inserted with a simple applicator cut the infection rate among women by 39%. res

>> andrea mitchell in washington. andrea, thanks. >>> we turn our coverage now to the oil disaster in the gulf of mexico and word that the man who was the public face of bp is on his way out. tony hayward will reportedly exit the job of bp ceo in october with a hefty pension and another job offer. maria bartiromo covering the story in london for us tonight. maria, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. thanks very much. sources at bp are telling us not to expect an official announcement tonight on hayward's successor. it is widely expected that robert dudley will get the job. he is his american colleague. he's been running the gulf response in the gulf since june. this would make him the first american to lead this british iconic firm. cameras surrounded the silver lexus as embattled ceo tony hayward left bp's headquarters. he will reportedly step down as ceo in october and take a job with bp's joint venture in russia. >> tony hayward at this point has become the wayward ceo and not a ceo that has the legitim

we begin tonight with our chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell in washington. andrea, what is it we have here, really? how damaging is it? what does it change? and what's this website all about? >> reporter: those are all big questions. 24 hours later, brian, everyone, soldiers in the field, top security officials are trying to figure out if this is a game changer. the release of so much raw intelligence on a website, with a war in progress. even as tonight the house voted to fund the president's troop surge in afghanistan. tonight i talked to the central player in this drama. julian assange has the whole world buzzing over the leaked secret documents about the war in afghanistan posted on his website, wikileaks. today president obama said he's concerned that leaked battlefield information could jeopardize troops or operations. but he said the disclosures don't change the war strategy. >> the fact is, these documents don't reveal any issues that haven't already informed our public debate on afghanistan. >> reporter: and strong reaction from admiral mike mullen

andrea mitchell, nbc news, washington. >> we have a lot of news on the economy tonight. the senate has given final passage to the financial regulatory reform bill. a response to the wall street meltdown that brought the world to the edge of economic collapse two years ago now. among the changes the new law will usher in a new consumer protection agency, will oversee all kinds of bank transactions including mortgages and other financial products. new regulations for banks, big and small, and wall street banks will face limits on risky trading practices. the president said today he'll sign the bill into law next week. but will it help convince americans that the economy is headed in the right direction? our own white house correspondent chuck todd sat down with the president today. an exclusive interview on the road in michigan on the state of the economy and more. >> the main thing that keeps me up at night right now is we lost 8 million jobs. the month i was worn in we lost 750,000 jobs. >> reporter: the president has been struggling to convince the public that things ar

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mitchell. >> mr. chairman, redeemable petri and members of the subcommittee, thank you for inviting the business travel alition to appear before you today to represent passenger and corporate managed travel interest on airline product and bundling fees. today's hearing is critically important because of the potential for consumer abuse and it's fast changing marketplace for airline services. we are not against unbundling as a matter of principle. but rather it is opposed to te access of full disclosure of all as long fees and charges such that all consumers cannot make a genuine apples to apples comparisons of all in airline fares. without timely and complete airline disclosure of an incrsing array of charges to the global distribution systems, the travel agencies they ought to make consumers deprived of the all in information will become as economically trapped by airlines as they would be physically trapped during a seven hour tarmac delay. the need for consumer protection in this area is acu

yasser from the mitchell report. there is probably no element of american foreign policy and national security policy that is more like a groundhog day than the israeli/palestinian situation, the dialogue. you come to these meetings, take notes, and you listen, and you have a hard time sort of remembering when you have been there before. and in looking at the history of the relationship, it seems to me there is one thing that is abundantly clear. and that is that the only times when there have been genuine breakthroughs in israeli/jerrick relationships is when a great and strong -- israeli/eric relationships is when a great and strong leader sort of broke the mold. i am thinking of saddam hussein. i think it is an understatement to say we do not enjoy that situation today in the middle east and the israeli and palestinian situation, and the particular. so i am interested to note to the extent it is of the new to talk about whether there are other -- whether there is much thought given to deal breakers, if you will, o

senator mitchell is at the region right now. in terms of the way you characterized our assistance, it is not an inducement in my view. israel's security is important for u.s. interests, but it is also important for -- if we are to engage in a peace process if they feel confident in their security they can make tough decisions that will be required in any peace agreement. it is not either or. >> [unintelligible] >> thank you very much. congratulations. i wonder if i could build on martin's first question, asset liability and ask you if you could clarify your view on whether the u.s.'s relationship has any negative impact for what the u.s. tries to do in iraq, afghanistan or other security interests elsewhere. >> i think that in a certain sense -- it does not matter because there are commitments to -- our commitment to israel is rock-solid. part of our effort is to try to get the parties to understand that peace is in everyone's interests. it will enable us to make progress towards building a better future for all people. from our

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noise and greeted the arrival of george mitchell and is not encouraging. he is back in jerusalem trying to arrange direct talks between palestinians and israelis. the palestinian state is too early for even in direct talks. but they claim that israel is moving fast to change the facts on the ground. our correspondent is there. >> this is what a journey through east jerusalem looks like from a bullet proof vehicle. these are jewish nationals settling in neighborhoods, through streets they say are full of danger. a risk worth taking? >> a thousand%. we are surrounded by millions of arabs. most of which do not want to see is in this region. most of which one does in europe or australia. >> our guide is from an israeli group that helps jews in parts of jerusalem occupied by palestinians. their object is to make jerusalem were jewish. he says local palestinians can like it or lump it. >> anyone who does not once she -- anyone who does not want to be part of israel, there are other palestinian countries where they can live. they should not be here. >> they want

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senator mitchell is at the region right now. in terms of the way you characterized our assistance, it is not an inducement in my view. israel's security is important for u.s. interests, but it is also important for -- if we are to engage in a peace process if they feel confident in their security they can make tough decisions that will be required in any peace agreement. it is not either or. >> [unintelligible] >> thank you very much. congratulations. i wonder if i could build on martin's first question, asset liability and ask you if you could clarify your view on whether the u.s.'s relationship has any negative impact for what the u.s. tries to do in iraq, afghanistan or other security interests elsewhere. >> i think that in a certain sense -- it does not matter because there are commitments to -- our commitment to israel is rock-solid. part of our effort is to try to get the parties to understand that peace is in everyone's interests. it will enable us to make progress towards building a better future for all people. from our

. >> mitchell: and good evening. there is word tonight that b.p.'ny hayward will be replaced as c.e.o. possibly as early as tuesday. treasury secretary timothy geithner says letting bush-era tax cuts for the wealthy expire is the responsible thing to do. and "inception" beat out "salt" to win the weekend box office. i'm russ mitchell, cbs news. it makes it hard to do a lot of things. and i'm a guy who likes to go exploring ... get my hands dirty... and try new things. so i asked my doctor if spiriva could help me breathe better. spiriva is the only once-daily inhaled maintenance treatment for both forms of copd... which includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva keeps my airways open... to help me breathe better for a full 24 hours. and it's not a steroid. spiriva does not replace fast acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. stop taking spiriva and call your doctor right away if your breathing suddenly worsens, your throat or tongue swells, you get hives, have vision changes or eye pain... or have problems passing urine. tell your doctor if you

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beginners tools are the most difficult technical preparations they complete their studies at the mitchell training center which as you keep practical lessons you have to pass to test drive it was also an emergency exercise as well as a theory exam perforations itself there are no bus drivers like you. can sit facing forward trains have. to stay in lots of passengers make sure that these guys never break down it's crucial one hundred percent that they're all in working order and a group of four hundred local mechanics work around the clock to make sold this is a reality. and from the general it's time to jump in next to a driver onto a train to work. or coming up to a platform now and this is the best i've been the focus about also better. train for like the last of the moscow metro just like the rest of the capital this most respects to take should look conceits not you develop and grow from the old the bush is from left to young couples the people are as diverse as the stations themselves the ones in the metro is nicknamed the people's palace and what's a magnificent underground alice it

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senator mitchell is at the region right now.n terms of the way you characterized our assistance, it is not an inducement in my view. israel's security is important for u.s. interests, but it is also important for -- if we are to engage in a peace process if they feel confident in their security they can make tough decisions that will be required in any peace agreement. it is not either or. >> [unintelligible] >> thank you very much. congratulations. i wonder if i could build on martin's first question, asset liability and ask you if you could clarify your view on whether the u.s.'s relationship has any negative impact for what the u.s. tries to do in iraq, afghanistan or other security interests elsewhere. >> i think that in a certain sense -- it does not matter because there are commitments to -- our commitment to israel is rock-solid. part of our effort is to try to get the parties to understand that peace is in everyone's interests. it will enable us to make progress towards building a better future for all people. from our p

they can please just two days ago and if in conference as shown every new strong commitment by the mitchell community by all over the country being president there were some. anti kountry organization president there with renewed that commitment as for the airlines that has been unequivocal commitment to stay as the sake of the general sense as along it's to take to finish the job which does not mean that. the size of eyes of today would be the same in the new year to come does mean that we opt our posture to this as the situation will our main engagement today is in helping the afghani security forces to become musts and of their own security of their own future in the was an important element of the transition which means ten sitting on a ship of the pa system security governance of your own to the african government with the support that would be made but does not mean. let's go home and all has been said clearly it's just a process of transmitting on a ship to the afghan authorities in time we you know the president can say i said he's convinced by two thousand and four fourteen. the af

. >> reporter: the folks at the children's discovery mitchell are understandably nervous. that's them right there. and the fire station right now is just a couple of seconds away right here. once engine 30 goes away the next closest fire truck is 10 blocks away. fire station number 1. >> and the farther out that you put them within the community any little bit of time that's lost can put someone's life in danger. >> reporter: firefighters, along with all other city employees, were asked by the mayor to cut their pay 10% to deal with the city's historic shortfall. alan guy zsa is asking for millions more in pay cuts from the unions. >> they have asked for concession that is would save certain jobs but it would leave a gap of $6 million because they are requesting a no-layoff pledge but the difference between what they are proposing from pay and benefit reductions and what we would need to avoid the layoffs is over $6 million. >> they haven't presented to us any verifiable reason why they need that money. >> reporter: the union says the city turned down their latest offer so

in cycling denise mitchell faced finish second in the fourteenth stage of the two difference the russian wanted to finish with spent some of sanchez who finished third to victory and went to christophe for long as the frenchman won the first stage in the pyrenees but it's still and held together. it's finished for ten seconds behind the winner and then shelf sits fourth overall . for a one hits moscow an f one exhibition of and has been held in the russian capital the very moscow city of racing event fans a chance to say all sort of fast cars up close up of once along. was. for the third time miscues roads were transformed into real racing track in the kremlin walls trembled as formula one course went past with the roof it was this the most go public it turned out in droves to hear as thousands attended the vans in the very center of the capital in spite of the tropical heat this here reigning world champion jenson button joined the ranks of famous f one drivers who have come to moscow the russian fans were pleased to see him i've always been excited about coming to moscow and i think yo

will be punished and further looking for a five penalties before the mitchell try put a truly seventeen three the break so the africa did comeback of sorts in the final twenty minutes tries coming from. a big breakthrough. but the wallabies held their nerves on a late try for india but this is the soul of the. place and. brings us to golf and dean wilson how storm to a four shot lead ahead of the final round of the canadian open in the tournament he only entered on a sponsor exemption wilson ticking advantage of his win of the two thousand and six international after dismal run of form which saw him finish just one hundred fifty second. on the money list last year an excellent way to wrap up the front nine here was a birdie on the ninth called patterson will he set a course record with a round of sixty on the day joining ten course is in a tie for second a disappointment for the thirty two year old swede on the eighteenth however as he missed becoming the fifth year in history to reach. ok let's move on to the g.p. where jorge lorenzo will once again be starting at the front of the fiel

and more scoreboards is performing well as well still make a mitchell is up almost five and a half percent off revealing a big rise in metals output for the first half of the power provider bruce hydro shared two percent on news of the tariff loss at its plant this morning it's now almost recovered those losses as analysts say the explosion caused less damage than initially feared. for analysis of what's going on in the markets i'm joined from london by vic the schmitz managing director of international big thing just as a worried about the stress test results from european banks out on friday do you think that's already been factored into the stock markets. in many ways that is true what we have seen in the last two months is a significant derating of price earnings ratios across all markets to reflect the expectation of slower economic growth rates as well as continued problems in the banking sector however the key with a stress test is ability the rigor of those tests and we have to see on friday how rigorous those tests were we've got a lot of corporate results coming out what are the

he clearly wasn't sorry about any other thank you may have had this time prime minister held up mitchell as an example for others to follow he said the company treats russian consumers well and was not under suspicion to price fixing the same could not be said about six other metals competitors. investigation for selling their product at a higher price to russian consumers than for export its alleged irregularities in transfer pricing where the producers sell product to a friendly offshore company at a much reduced tariff to avoid tax in the ocean a company that sells the steel to foreign consumers normal world market rates. most of the call and metal producers present here by selling their product to russian customers fifteen to twenty percent higher than world prices we're talking about export price we see the evidence of companies using transfer pricing export contracts are two to three times lower than the world's price for the offshore companies it's discriminatory pricing towards russian customers. the meeting went put two and a half hours and was broadcast in full life one russian

school through the most difficult technical preparations which they complete their studies at the mitchell training. practical lessons they have to pass the test drive it was also an emergency exercise as well as a theory exam perforations itself there are no bus drivers like you. can fit fencing for trains and it's article to stay in law to make sure that these guys never break down it's crucial one hundred percent that they're all in working order i group all four hundred local mechanics work around the consummate sold this is a reality. and from example it's time to jump in next with drive out onto a train that's off to work. for coming up to a platform now i doubt this is the last i'll be in the floods about metro train for like the last. to moscow metro just like the rest of the capital this monstrous piece of architecture will continue to nurture develop. growth from the old bush is to the left of young couples the people are as diverse as the stations themselves the ones in the metro was nicknamed the people's palace and was a magnificent underground palace it is well that's often t