that's where we find nbc's kerry sanders tonight right inside the nosecone there. kerry, good evening. >> reporter: well, brian, we're in the sub that we traveled in today. we have come back to the surface here to communicate. there is a scheduled third dive. about 200 to 300 feet below me is an area they call the twilight zone, because sunlight barely penetrates to the corals there and photosynthesis is so delicate. add in the possibility of oil and it can be a disaster. fortunately scientists say they have found no oil, but there is no cause for celebration. i squeezed into the four-man submersible joining scientists on what is now an urgent exploration of the gulf. here, 88 miles west from st. petersburg, florida, and more than 230 miles from "deepwater horizon" the source of the capped oil gusher we dipped into the gulf waters. and immediately -- >> oh, my god, a dolphin right there. look at that. >> oh, yeah. >> we have a bunch of dolphins right out in front of us. >> reporter: were welcomed by evidence, at least near the surface, say marine biologists, that t

he said, sanders -- >> -- how'd you find out? he's like -- >> -- i tried to kill myself. he says, yes, i took your firing pin. you were warning me. >> reporter: as the army learned, sometimes even chaplains need help. >> see, i'm embarrassed that i'm a minister and assisted suicide. but i'm not embarrassed that i healed. >> one thing we're working very, very hard to do is to get rid of the stigma involved with behavioral health issues. >> reporter: if the army can do that, the hope is many more soldiers will see the warning signs before it's too late. clayton sandell, abc news, washington. >>> mexican officials say that drug traffickers are now using a terrorist tactic for the first time, car bombings. this week, one gang lured federal lawmakers to the aid of annen jured man. when they arrived, they deton e detonated the car bomb. the killers scrawled a message on a nearby wall, threatening to strike again. >>> ugandan police say they've arrested 20 suspects in connection with last sunday's bomb attacks that killed 76 people who were watching the world cup soccer matches

as for specialist sanders, he wasn't just lucky.fellow soldier albert gotting had seen the warning signs and disabled his rifle. >> gotting walks in the door after all this happened. and i look at him and i said, gotting, where is my firing pin? he said, sanders -- >> how'd you find out? and he's like -- >> i tried to kill myself. he says, yes, i took your firing pin. i took it last night. you were worrying me. >> reporter: as the army learned, sometimes even chaplains need help. >> i'm embarrassed that i'm a minister and attempted suicide. but i am not embarrassed that i healed. >> one thing we're working very, very hard to do is to get rid of the stigma involved with behavioral health issues. >> reporter: if the army can do that, the hope is many more soldiers will see the warning signs before it's too late. clayton sandell, abc news, washington. >> we certainly hope the new program the army's put into place in recent years, that they're having a benefit, they're helping these soldiers. these guys are fighting a war that is also a

. >> reporter: sanders from maryland is one of them. >> we've been struggling. we've been struggling and juggling bills around. because you know that the mortgage is the most important bill. and we want to get help now before we get too far behind and end up losing the house. >> reporter: after an orientation with non-profit housing experts and talking with a counsellor, sanders then gets to sit down face-to-face with her lender to hash out better terms. >> on to the bank, right? >> on to the bank. >> okay. good luck. >> thank you. >> bank representatives say it makes sense for them to help people like sanders who are trying to stay afloat. >> the cash is still flowing to the investor and the bank and the homeowner gets to stay in their home. that is a great value add for anybody. >> not just are we saving homes but saving marriages and in some cases saving lives. it's that personal. >> reporter: the obama administration's loan modification program has been criticized for not doing enough to help homeowners. treasury secretary timothy geithner admits it is off t

sanders wrote a book about the serial murders of the 1970s which held the city in terror. he says, there will be a movie down the road. fagan will soon move to london as the spouse of a diplomat would be assigned to the american embassy. james santorum's life has been full of twists and turns. he was arrested after police found large quantities of cocaine and marijuana for sale in his home. his lawyer is the former district attorney who lost his reelection bid to harris a year after fajita gate. santoro became another big player in another scandal. his drug charges were dropped, along with hundreds of others when the crime lab was shut down when a former lab technician admitted stealing cocaine evidence. the d.a.'s office says it will refile charges. vick lee, abc 7 news. >> stanford researchers say they're one step closer to finding a cure for hearing loss. abc 7's lisa amean says why stem cells seem to be the key. >> reporter: at stanford school of medicine -- >> when we saw this, this was a major point. >> reporter: excitement is building around something that's invisib

. >> like the colonel sanders. >> yes, like the colonel sanders, yeah. >> how does that work, how canand thai say you're a colonel. >> i would like to be a collenel. >> get on it. >> it's hanging in my room proudly. >> could you be sent over to iraq? >> we'll see. they haven't called yet but you never know. >> and you're a what? what's the other thing that you said. >> i'm a davies' county executive yuj and i have a judge that says "county executive judge" on it. >> what does that entitled you to. >> i have no idea. >> if you were arrested could you try yourself and let yourself out. >> in davies county perhaps. >> wow, that's pretty great. >> yeah. >> and you're an executive judge. >> yeah. >> that yeah. >> that means like not real executive judge. that means executive golf course. >> yeah. >> that sounds all right. this movie, people are raving about this movie. and tell people about the idea of the film is. >> it's basically a movie like a modern family with two moms instead of the traditional mom mom and dad and being a family and going through the families that my family goes thr

. >> sanders said he was upset to come home and see people destroying property last thursday night h. said the real organized protest that happened was constructive and peaceful. >> meanwhile, police have released photographs that show people looting stores, smashing win smashing windows. take a look at these photos released by the oakland police department. the oakland police say someone snapped a photo of this guy coming out of the foot locker holding clothes. here's another photo of a woman holding what appears to be the top portion of a mannequin with the shirt still on it, also coming out of sears. and these people here, looks like they're looting a sushi bar. this guy is running down the street with two arms full of clothes. oakland police say they still need the public's help in identifying people you've seen here in these photographs. >>> well, it was really warm out there today and we're in for another warm day tomorrow. we're going to see very little fog build up tonight into tomorrow morning. by 7:00 minimum, the low clouds will be scaling back. we're going start the day mi

border collie mix needed to learn to adjust to his new rule in the family after the arrival of baby sander. >>> we absolutely zoent want him to ever harm xander. obviously the baby comes first. >> down. >> good. now drop the leash. >> this dog trainer says people have to understand three things. >> understand the dog's temperament and be able to read the dog's body language and have the dog socialized correctly. >> owners need to know what makes their dogs tick. dogs need outlet's for their energy. owners should watch for dominant behavior from the dogs. >> dogs live in a pack structure and it needs to recognize that it is the lowe esest level of p at home. >> and the potential for one aggressive animal to set off the other. >> you need to recognize it and address the issue. he is desensitized to the kid. >> so far the training is working. calmer and less aggressive on track to becoming boy's best friend. >> i would like to see them become best friends. >> dog experts say it is critical to exercise their dog. every situation involving a dog attack, there are always warning signs. >>> and a

sanders went on to say he was upset to come home and watch television coverage of looting stores thate you see here and destroying property that thursday night the real organized protests that happened was peaceful and constructive. >> new details about traffic on the golden gate bridge they confirm rush-hour has been hectic transitory bay have been getting complaints >> officials said traffic is heavier the problem is the bridge only has six lanes morning rush-hour gets for lanes south and in the afternoon they switch for lanes north. they've had two dozen complaints about the lanes which is happening late causing congestion northbound or southbound depending on the time of day is seems worse because it is. there are more cars on the bridge this time of year tourists do not have fast track and go drive construction work are all factors they are monitoring the changes hour by hour and say they will try to do better. at the golden gate bridge kron 4 alice >> we will take a quick break as we do our reminder programming change tonight nbc will have the giants game so we carry their progr

almost impossible for them to do it alone you've got a few senators from small states like bernie sanders for example he's from vermont there's six hundred thousand people in the state you know he's elected every six years he even pretty much gets a chance to meet everybody in the state you know during his term but you get senators from the larger states i mean look at what's happening in california where carly fiorina is going to come in you know with tens of millions of dollars of her own money and lots of lots of other corporate money and there's no way that barbara boxer can beat all those people in that state and so increasingly as a result of this awful misbehavior by or supreme court increasingly money rules in d.c. and it's not a good thing for democracy or for america do you think that in some sense that might give politicians a a false sense of security because they're surrounded by all these people here that are also doing well that have jobs in washington that are looking up to a new gallup poll says that eighty five percent of d.c. residents improve the job the barack obama i

>> sanders believed in journalism, and they and the leadership embarked on an effort to expand the funding base so it is not dependent on anyone. you mentioned they are active democrats, which is true, but i defy you to identify a partisan agenda. >> why do so many conservatives look at "the new york times" and say -- that is where it started -- it is a liberal newspaper, because i know you have dealt with it probably every day. >> i think there are a number of reasons. first of all, "the new york times" on its editorials is unabashedly a liberal newspaper. it takes liberal editorial stance. its lineup of: this is a liberal, -- why not of columnists is liberal. bruxism iconoclast who does not hit -- brooks is an icon of close to who does not fit into a category, -- is an iconoclast who does not fit into a category. i think the impact of the editorial and op-ed pages tends to create an aura that can spread over the rest of the paper, and i think it is also true, it is published in new york, where more than half its readership is in the new york metropolitan or tristate area. it is a nationa

scientists believe they may have inadvertently stumbled on colonel sander's secret recipe. >> and that's all for tonight. thanks for joining us everybody. "larry king live" starts right "larry king live" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> larry: tonight -- a prime-time exclusive. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu on the palestinians. >> i think it requires courage on the palestinian side to say, hey, it's over, no more war, no more bloodshed, we're going to make a genuine peace with israel. >> larry: peace talks. >> president abbas, palestinian president, meet me and let's talk peace. >> larry: and israel's bond with the united states. >> we have both common values and unfortunately common enemies. >> larry: was his meeting with president obama a turning point? finally marking a thaw in an icy relationship? benjamin netanyahu for the hour is next on "larry king live." >> larry: we only go back -- well, almost 30 years. b.b. that's his nickname. but i have to refer to him as prime minister netanyahu because that's formality here. the israeli prime ministe

afternoon highs, as a step in the afternoon you can see sanders is getting a bad these, 81 for petalumaovato. 82 sonoma and napa. 89 vallejo. 80 redwood city and palo alto, 66 ocean beach instead of this group. 77 hayward, fremont. 71 oakland. martinez '84, '85 walnut creek. 91 morgan hill. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. des joe conditions fairly similar is ahead the next couple of days. niles, warm temperatures on wednesday that looks like to be pretty nice as we head towards the end of the week. jet and a commune with erica. >> thank you, tequila to read around the bay area traffic is still very light final project bay bridge toll plaza is still quite light. nice, easy ride and a foot of the maze in the standards as the. still a pretty easy condition no reports of any problems, delays across band. golden gate merely occurs inside a looks a little foggy but still a really easy ride with traffic moving up lemon an update on the doral drive project lincoln boulevard is close which suggesting you take the jurors were signed, it will the jury back to lincoln. this is going to

sanders is the supervisors have approved a landmark redevelopment project in the bay view they made that decision late last night the proposed 720 a. project would add more than a drop in thousand residential units nearly a third of which will be for low-income and whatever the 300 a. of park land and open space retail, a partial list entries improvements. santa is the mayor gavin newsom says the bart raise billions of dollars and create up to toro thousand jobs reported his been 100 days since an already exploded in the gulf of mexico be he's reported a record $17 billion in quarterly losses. the company named its first american ceo on tuesday robert dudley, he will replace tony hayward on october 1st. he promises changes in light of the environmental disaster. one certain changes that bp will become smaller, it announced it will sell $30 billion in assets and has set aside 32.2 billion to cover costs from the largest offshore oil spill in u.s. history. crews are scrambling to clean up another rolls swell the sun in this instance kalamazoo or enriched energy says on one of its pot pie a

and check in with kerry sanders. >> and plus-sized and proud. the model who is furious that recent pictures of her were altered to make her appear thinner than she actually is. we're going to talk to that model, crystal brand, coming up. >> but we begin on this thursday morning with the fallout over the premature firing of an agriculture department official named shirley sherrod. we'll talk to her in a moment. but first, nbc's savannah guthrie is at the white house with the latest on the story. savannah, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, matt. well, the white house is hoping to move past this chapter, now that the agriculture secretary has come forward to offer ms. sherrod a new job with the agency, and to apologize. under fire for the firing of a usda worker, agriculture secretary tom vilsack faced the cameras. >> this is a good woman. she's been put through hell, and i could have done and should have done a better job. >> reporter: vilsack said he personally called sherrod to apologize. >> i asked for shirley's forgiveness and sh

i think that is great that vermonts doing so well and i would like to credit jim douglas, bernie sanders, patrick leahy and also brian dewpoint for these efforts. however, what do all of these people do who are still unemployed, looking at all aspects, in the hardware stores and food places and everything else who cannot find work? because i i understand -- because i understand that the census workers are no longer working and we are immediately cut off immediately. guest: i apologize, i am not familiar with the vermont letter. but i can tell you a number of states sent lette are to folks explaining the delay, buand many states have done very worried that the federal government would never act on the extensions. if you would call the number that is on the screen, if we can get you specific information about the letter. and the triggering off in states where the unemployment rate has gone there and may very well be a prlem, but because of the timing of this letter, i am hesitant to give you a mre thorough answer than that. but i am happy to do it later today once i have reviewed the lette

the dni's role with respect to the dia, nsa -- you said the dni supervises their performance, said sanders, and formulate policies governing the agencies and ensures they fill their missions. three of the agencies are combat support agencies. that means if they provide critical support to the combatant commands. to you believe that authority is a shared authority with those agencies? is this is listed in the dni? >> to you believe that they must ensure that they fill their missions, and they supervise their performance? is this a shared responsibility? are you responsible for those functions for supervision? >> i believe that is a shared responsibility. i think the secretary of defense has obligations and responsibilities both in law and executive order to ensure that the war fighting forces are provided adequate support by the three agencies that were designated as combat support agencies. the dni has a lease a paternal responsibility to insure that works as well. >> is the word fraternal? >> paternal. >> paternal? not fraternal? >> in your current position, had you taken a look at the co

think that is great that vermont is doing so well and i would like to credit jim douglas, bernie sanders, patrick leahy and also brian dewpoint for these efforts. however, what do all of these people do who are still unemployed, looking at all aspects, in the hardware stores and food places and everything else who cannot find work? because i i understand -- because i understand that the census workers are no longer working and we are immediately cut off immediately. guest: i apologize, i am not familiar with the vermont letter. but i can tell you a number of states sent letters are to folks explaining the delay, buand many states have done very worried that the federal government would never act on the extensions. if you would call the number that is on the screen, if we can get you specific information about the letter. and the triggering off in states where the unemployment rate has gone there and may very well be a problem, but because of the timing of this letter, i am hesitant to give you a more thorough answer than that. but i am happy to do it later today once i have reviewed the

bernie sanders is on that side and the republicans who are joining us in this vote today are on that side today. this is a history-making day. it's the first time we've ever had a standoff on this issue. it's the first time we've ever seen the republican party walk away from working americans like this. and, again, when i was here and we balanced the budget, we created surpluses, the republicans weren't with us on that. i can honestly say i voted to balance the budget and we did it. and we know how to do it and we're going to do it. but don't turn your backs on people who paid into the unemployment compensation fund. it's insurance and they paid into it and they have to be actively seeking work. i want to read to you a couple of stories from my state of real people. but before i do, i want to talk about mark zandi. mark zandi, a chief economist at moody's was one of the top economic advisers to then republican presidential candidate john mccain. he says that every dollar invested in unemployment benefits, such as we're going to vote today, produces $1.61 in economic activity. the c.b

the people that the president surrounds himself with, bernie sanders is a socialist.e used to be a democrat. he never was a republican. jones is in the white house. he is a friend of the president. he is a devout socialist. these people are in the white house. when people like me, a small- business owner that creates jobs that is a capitalist, when i see the president's policy like free health care, this dream act, free college, free this, everything has to be fair and just. i will tie this in with the college thing. you young people loved barack obama. you love his policies. you are indoctrinated at the young age of 25 or 23. those are the ways that you will think for the rest of your life. america is a capitalist country. that is why even in the newspapers and all over the place "socialism" is being drawn out because his actions are not capitalistic. they are leaning more towards the socialist and. host: when you were 23, 24, 25, who were your political heroes? caller: i have been voting republican since the day i turned 18. i met -- i am a conservative. i am a repu

sanders is a result of the most expensive around the bay area but around the state.sistently behind schedule the transit agency it earned a great review from an agency muni was in accordance of 21 out of 24 topics the federal. transit systems that includes may nance, priced insecurity. some of the areas where muni was rated as insufficient annual succession reports. and was san jose's former top cop is calling for legalizing marijuana for adults saying it is more dangerous, damaging to treat marijuana users as criminals as it is for them partial use it for. chief justice joseph mcnamara argues that well marijuana is widely available to children now if it is regulated they attack their produce a dedication to show their age tonight give police a keeper of the hands of your kids. please argue that it could result in a being less safe. a change in leadership might come as early as today for bp reports here in the states and overseas say that the pc e o tony hayward is on his way out. bp said no final decision has been made about a possible management changes but it's bo

bernie sanders is on that side and the republicans who are joining us in this vote today are on that side today. this is a history-making day. it's the first time we've ever had a standoff on this issue. it's the first time we've ever seen the republican party walk away from working americans like this. and, again, when i was here and we balanced the budget, we created surpluses, the republicans weren't with us on that. i can honestly say i voted to balance the budget and we did it. and we know how to do it and we're going to do it. but don't turn your backs on people who paid into the unemployment compensation fund. it's insurance and they paid into it and they have to be actively seeking work. i want to read to you a couple of stories from my state of real people. but before i do, i want to talk out mark zandi. mark zandi, a chief economist at moody's was one of the top economic advisers to then republican presidential candidate john mccain. he says that every dollar invested in unemployment benefits, such as we're going to vote today, produces $1.61 in economic activity. the c.b.o

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