sandra has spent 23 years teaching. and yet today as the first day of school got underway at trace elementary school this veteran teacher was they nervous. >> because everything's so new. >> reporter: this was not a normal day. she's teaching in a classroom that didn't even exist three weeks ago. teaching on ground that used to be a baseball field. she is what they call a fire teacher. a teacher who lost everything in this july fire. a fire that investigators believe was arson. a fire that devastated the building that housed the first and second grade classroomings. but today isn't a story of loss. it's one of rebuilding. >> without question this community, the business community, the parents, the entire community not just in san jose but throughout the bay area have come through and rallied to the rescue of this school. it's been remarkable and fantastic. >> reporter: in just six weeks an entirely new first and second grade wing has been created across the street. this will be the home for those first and second grader

sandra has this report. >> reporter: good morning. 24 counts, 14 days, the jury found former governorob blagojevich guilty on one count, but as you mentioned, he says he is still fighting:former illinois governor rob blagojevich was just one vote shy of being found guilty for trying to sell president barack obama's senate seat. out of 24 counts the only charge that stuck, lying to the fbi. >> every charge except for one they could not prove, except for one nebulous charge from five years ago. >> reporter: after 14 days of deliberation the jury could not come to agreement on the more serious charges which could have put the former governor in prison for 20 years or more. instead the maximum penalty he faces for lying is five years in prison, and a $250,000 fine. >> we did everything in our power. you know some people feel that they were you know cheating the taxpayers and wasting the government's time, whatever they were saying but we all kind of agreed pat the end we did everything we have gone through things four or five times you know expressed our views. >> reporter: prosecutors sh

sandra hughes has the story. >> reporter: like a typical teenager, 17-year-old christopher prefers hisusic mobile. he plugs earbuds into his cell phone for music on the go. >> i try not to listen to it too loud, but sometimes i do. >> reporter: like a typical teen, he's not thinking of the long-term effects, but a new study finds 1 in 5 adolescents has hearing loss, a 30% increase over those tested between 1988 and 1994. while the latest study didn't look specifically at noise and hearing loss, research shows loud music could put listeners at risk. the hearing loss is often subtle, so most teens don't know when they have a problem. but doctors say, identifying those kids is critical. >> for different reasons, one is just possibly different placement in a classroom or they may need to have amplification or may even need hearing aids. >> reporter: many parents have been trying to get their kids to listen up for years. now they have evidence to back them up. >> i'm not surprised entirely because they're constantly connected to ipods, computers. we're constantly on them to turn them down.

sandra hughes has more. >> reporter: the jetblue airbus from long beach, california, was landing in sacramentohen passengers said they heard a loud bang. >> like, boom! >> then when we hit the landing, everything started shaking. and then like the bags and the masks fell down. >> at about 50 feet the plane just abruptly stopped. >> the flight attendant came over the speaker system and just said, get off the plane, get off the plane. >> reporter: the air bst bus a320 landed around 1:20, blowing all tires on the right-hand side of the jet, starting a small fire. >> got out to the grass. you could see the tires in flames. >> reporter: officials say the plane experienced problems with the brakes. >> all of a sudden we hear like, beep, beep, beep, and that's when everything went crazy. they all stood up. everyone was, like, screaming. >> reporter: the crew deployed the emergency slides to evacuate the plane and witnesses say that is how most of the injured got hurt. >> one lady had come off the chute and landed on her tailbone on the tarmac. and then one other lady, i think, maybe had some injuries

night, there was some stiff competition between comedy newcomers and celebrated dramas, the sandra hughes has-up of the ceremonies from los angeles >>> reporter: while the emmys kicked off with a glee like dance to honor the show nominated with the most awards, "glee" wasn't the big winner. instead, a family show took home the top comedy prize. >> we are so happy you have let us into your families. >> reporter: eric stonestreet won for best supporting actor on "modern family" but "glee" wasn't empty-handed. the show director won as did the cheer coach jane lynch. >> so i want to thank my, uhm, lord and creator ryan murphy for creating this role of a lifetime. [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: edie falco said she couldn't believe she won for best actress in a comedy for "nurse jackie." for a third year in a row "mad men" took home the prize for best drama. the most poignant moment time when temple took the stage when hbo was receiving its fourth emmy for the movie made about her life and struggles with autism. george clooney was given the bob hope humanitarian award for his work on haiti re

but sandra hughes has more on what happened. >> reporter: the jetblue airbus from long beach california was landing in sacramento when passengers said they heard a loud bang. >> the flight attendants came over the speaker system and just said get off the plane. i dropped all my stuff and i was the second person off the left hand chute. so got out to the tarmac, ran to the grass and then turned around and you could see the tires in flames. >> reporter: the airbus a320 landed about 1:00 p.m. blowing all four tires on the right-hand side of the jet starting a small fire. officials with the airline say the plane experienced problems with the brakes. the crew deployed the emergency slides to evacuate the plane and witnesses say that is how most of the injured got hurt. >> one lady had come off the chute and landed on her tailbone on the tarmac. and then one other lady i think maybe had some injuries to her ankle. >> reporter: 86 passengers and five crewmembers were on board. sandra hughes, cbs news, los angeles. >>> flights into oakland international airport and mineta san jose airports gett

in all of american history, the senate has confirmed only 112 justices, and even if you include retired justin sandra day o'connor, only four of them have been women. >> the tally is 63-37. >> reporter: elena kagan was easily confirmed in a vote the president hailed as historic. >> for nearly two centuries, there wasn't a single woman on our nation's highest court. >> reporter: kagan faced last minute attacks from republicans who branded her a liberal activist with absolutely no judicial experience. >> her lack of judicial experience -- striking. >> is not suited. >> does not have the gifts. >> she is unlikely to exercise judicial restraint. >> reporter: it was highly partisan. all but five republicans voted no, all but one democrat voted yes. with kagan, the court will now have, for the first time, three women serving at once, one third of the justices. it's a huge sea change for an institution that has been dominated by men. as recently as last year, there was just one woman on the court. >> now there i am all alone, and it doesn't look right. it's lonely for me. there is life experience that a wom

has always been about. >> kristin perry and sandra steer are from berkeley.hey along with paul catani and jeffrey berillo of burbank filed the challenge to prop 8 this year. they say it foiled their hopes of getting marriage, but supporters say today's ruling is a slap in the face voters. >> judicial tyranny taking away the rights of the voters to define the foundation of society, marriage between main and a woman. >> the cal -- a man and a woman. >> the california republican party also weighed in on today's ruling and says it's firm in its stance on upholding traditional marriage. >>> still today governor schwarzenegger issued his statement saying this decision affirms the full legal protections and safeguards i believe everyone deserves. our exclusive poll found most respond ends disagreed with the judge's decision -- respondents disagreed with the judge's decision and a statewide survey said the judge should not overturn prop 8 was 46%. 43% said it was the right thing to do. 18% aren't sure. you can read the entire decision for yourself at www.cbs5.com. wh

. >> sandra bullock has thrown her weight aund to the tune of $56 million. ast year thanks to the huge success of "the blind side" and "the proposal. "sandra bullock is hollywood's highest paid. jennifer aniston stars as a 40-year-old single mom in "the switch." some say the over 40 formula is a welcome trend. >> youth rules of hollywood and it was actresses. it seemed like once they hit 30 they were like nonexistent in hollywood and they couldn't get a callback. now it's kind of cool to see that hollywood is finally catching up and realizing that women over 40 have a lot to offer. >> magazines like the silver screen now happily embrace the idea older is wiser and it's bankable, too. >> is it a positive trend to have older women on the cover? you bet. it's the greatest thing that's ever happened to america and maybe now we can get over our obsession with you. that's the way the world is and it's great. >> laura is a marketing and branding strategist and averil is from "harper's bazaar." good morning to both of you. let me start with you. the september issue i

has applied multiple times during his tenure. >> dozens of people think. troop drawdown in the country sandrabill has the latest very >> puddles of rubble and blown out vehicles size of the attacks that swept through 13 cities wednesday killing 48 people and injuring three other hundred others large towns in north west and southern areas were hit hard. the violence has increased since troops pulled out of the country. >> these are tragic incidences'. we have seen a spike in violence obviously. factions who are seeking to exploit what they view as a transition period. to undermine the progress that has been made. >> investigators are looking to see if these attacks were accorded coordinated. they mimic may's attacks that look like trademark of canada. homecoming celebration as u.s. troops reached its lowest level. operation new dawn take affect u.s. will have an of buys and this is rolled to iraqi forces. >> we believe security forces can assume responsibility for that country's security. >> that was sandra and no reporting president barack obama will be visiting troops in texas. >> we will be

attraction of this hospital because it was a ucsf teaching hospital, and it has produced great leaders, i would like to note dr. sandra hernandez, who is in the front, who was my predecessor. she was also in the special way, that many of us who trained here are related to one another, whether or not we were physicians or nurses or other professionals. sandra and i trained a year apart. dr. desmond, who is now the chancellor -- she was a fellow while i was a resident, so there are all of these intense relationships that result in the very best of medical care, and there is nobody who exemplifies that better than dr. su carlisle, who is a ucsf physician, but whose heart is at san francisco general hospital, and she is the one who makes all of our faculty practices and all of the clinical work come true. dr carlyle. >> thank you. good afternoon. i would like to add my welcome to all of you for this wonderful event that we have worked so long and hard to accomplish. as was just mentioned, ucsf and the city and county of san francisco have had a wonderful partnership for many years. this partnership gets stronger every yea

sandra bullock. i think everyone loves her. she has had such an amazing year so you just hope that she is going to figure this out and be okay. i have a lot of sympathy for her, more than i have for the swedish one married to tiger woods. >> larry: why not for her? >> because i don't -- i feel like the way she's -- i don't know why. maybe because i've seen sandra bullock in more movies. i'm not really sure. for some reason i just like sandra bullock. i think everyone likes sandra bullock. >> larry: did anyone ever cheat on you? >> probably. >> larry: that you know? >> yeah, yes, in high school. i don't think people come forward with that information. i wrote about it in my first book. i wrote about him in my first book. >> larry: he was british? >> yeah. >> larry: how did you react to seeing him with two girls? >> i called the police. >> larry: it's a crime? >> in my book. they didn't show up. i keyed a car. i was 21 so i was pretty angry. if you're 41, you're going to behave that way, somebody, you know, that you trust and love cheats

he maintains he has done nothing wrong. sandra and grow and go.ok drugs >> do solemnly swear the c,gv)+pvzsé÷hz46>r4se8mhppr,jsg no carrier ring no carrier ringconnect 2400  dipped even more as we head into saturday for a lot of folks then send it rebounding along it is not until monday we finally see temperatures more into what we expected august. here's a look at today as we break it down beginning in the more by noon it pulls back to the coast temperatures warming up mid to upper '70s in some spots by 3:00 p.m. we will get into the 80s mainly for the inland portion of the bay area and then way down into the south bay. for the most part temperature's 5-10 degrees cooler than what we fell yesterday. definitely in for a cooling trend today. here's more on the fog bay area wide by 5:00 a.m. by about 9:00 a.m. the fog retreating to the bay along the coast it will pull back completely until about 11:00 or noon today we will see most of the bay area enjoying the sunshine keeping temperatures the best they can. here's what temperatures look-alikes by

there's life experience that a woman has, simply because she's grown up inside a woman's body. >> reporter: ronald reagan nominated sandra day o'connor as the first woman in 1981. but it wasn't until 12 years later that the court installed a woman's restroom near the room where they deliberate. >> for year, they just had a men's bathroom back there. it goes to show what a male-dominated place the supreme court had been for many years. >> reporter: jonathan karl, abc news, capitol hill. >>> christina romer, one of the obama administration's chief voices on the economy is stepping down. romer has been one of the head economic advisers. she's leaving washington to return to her position as an economics professor at the university of california. >>> the pentagon has posed a request to wickly leaks, the company that posted reports about afghanistan. that request is to stop wickly leaks from posting more documents. the website says it is reviewing that request. >>> the sweltering heat gripping the south is being blamed for more than a dozen deaths. more triple-digit temperatures are on tap for today, with the humidity making i

ha cambiado. >> segÚn estos expertos los resultados de estos tratamientos son casi inmediatos. >> sandra asegura cabello. . >> los graduamos para que emita una energÍa en una frecuencia vibratoria exacta que es la que el paciente necesita. >> y la sanaciÓn se hace a distancia. >> una vez que estÁ salibrada, esa energÍa se emite siete días a la semana, todos los dÍas. de dÍa, de noche. es como un bombardeo permanente de la energÍa que ese paciente necesita para solucionar sus problemas. >> segÚn la sicofÍsica, todos los males o dolencias comienzan con el cuerpo astral para afectar al espiritual y finalmente transformarse en dolencias. >> las imÁgenes a continuaciÓn estÁn diecadas a todas las mujeres que en vez de una mucaba quisieran tener un mucamo. parece increÍble pero es cierto que un hombre se encargue de todo el trabajo de la casa. [♪mÚsica♪] >> toca la puerta y una mujer sale a abrir. este hombre es nada menos que su mucama. o mejor dicho: su mucamo. una nueva modalidad de servicio a domicilio. la dueÑa de la casa dice que estÁ ansiosa porque es la primera vez que viene. tal vez sea porque

has approved u.s. supreme court nominee elena kagan, this october she'll join justices ruth bader ginsburg and sandra sotomayor in forming the first three-woman block on the nine-member high court. mortgage rates hit another new record low, the sixth in the past seven weeks. freddie mac says the average rate on a 30-year fixed loan was 4.49%. that's down from 4.54% last week, and well below where rates were last year. the european central bank held its key interest rate unchanged today, at a record-low 1%. rates have been at that level for the past 15 months. e.c.b. president jean claude trichet said he thinks economic growth will remain modest as the continent works to fix its debt problems. >> jeff: still ahead, in tonight's "of mutual interest," all that glitters is not always gold. especially when it comes to investing in e.t.f.'s. john waggoner, mutual fund columnist at u.s.a. today, joins us to explain. >> suzanne: july was a lackluster month for many of the nation's retailers, as they relied on heavy discounting to move leftover summer merchandise. the reuters same-store sales index rose almost 3%, slig

has a pretty nice ring to it. she's the only the fourth woman to serve on the supreme court she will join a gang expert. sandra day o'connor retired back in 2006. the final step in flooding the well in the gulf of mexico continuing today. bp expects to test the cement that was forced on them while yesterday's if all goes as planned the officials will continue to drill the remainder of the relief while the concerns are growing with bbs latest comments about this bill. today's leaders of the oil giant said they might some day trial again in that same area. it's believed to be nearly $4 billion worth of crude below the blown a while and ask about that plan government officials that allen said he had no information on it. the government released another disappointing jobs report on said friday alison has the details from your. >> we got another bring jobs report from the government today the labor department said jobless rates held steady at 9 1/2% in july while another 131,000 jobs were lost. that's considerably worse than analysts had been expecting. the bulk of the loss is due to the thousands of temporary work

sandra bullock and halle berry. researchers say extramarital sex could be an attempt to compensate for feelings of inadequacy. >> i'm bringing home the bacon and he hase nerve to be stepping out? >> look at your man. no, look at me. no, look at your man. no that guy's dangerous on hotel old spice commercials. right? >> you and the old spice. [ laughter ] >> you been talking about old spice for the past couple of days now! [ laughter ] >> here's a look at the golden gate bridge. wanted to show you this shot especially because normally it's not this cleared up especially this early so we are seeing plenty of sunshine at the coast. north-northwest winds, giving us slightly drier component. so we are basically reaping the benefits of those winds with plenty of sunshine. here we are in san jose with another nice day expected. daily planner, here we go, along the coastline a mix of sun and clouds. we are still expecting some low clouds to be out there and possible drizzle. it won't clear completely with some areas around the bay especially at the coast will see sunshine. sun and low clouds this afternoon could still see some delays at sfo. those low clouds

has changed in the last five years. chief justice john roberts, succeeded william rehnquist who is nearly 30 years older. samuel alito, succeeded sandra day o'connor who was nearly 20 years older and both of them have come on and been much more assertive conservatives, much more active on the bench. pushing the court a little bit more toward the right. and i think we're going to see evidence of that now from the liberal side. someone who's 40 years younger than her predecessor. and elena kagan has already showed us, with that kind of wit that we saw in that clip, that she's much more focused, determined, she's used to the rough and tumble of politics, too. so i think we're going to see someone who's much more active on this court even though she might vote the same way as her predecessor. gwen: and someone who didn't hesitate even when she was solicitor general to go toe-to-toe with someone like antonin scalia? >> nare a perfect pair. we have a couple of pairs. justice ruth bader ginsburg is very close to justice scalia. who is on the hard right. but elena kagan and scalia really get along. and even that new yorker thing, new jersey t

has a disability. miller said she is not giving up. >> i worked on the sandra cantu case, and when he came up i said whyot. everybody in the state should be concerned about him. >> reporter: ross and his then fiancee were arrested but released because of lack of evidence. police pointed to ross for a number of reasons. apparently two weeks before hasani disappeared, he sent a text to his fiancee threatening to leave the little boy on a b.a.r.t. platform. there will be a rally before the group meets with the d.a. today at 3:00, and also a vigil this evening at a church in hayward. that group gave me the latest flyer they have on hasani, the reward now stands at $75,000. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thanks for the update there. >> so great to bring him home. >>> earlier this morning we talked with melinda stevens from washington, d.c., she's the director of the national center for missing and exploited children in hasani campbell's case, police think he may have been killed while others say he was taken and could still be alive. stevens described how agencies handle a c

sandra and porto who won their respective ties bruges and c.s. case to fear also won the first leg. over to athletics now where russian nigel that is on the call has won the diamond league title the season long event involving the world's best athletes his jump of two point two nine meters saw him with the meeting in zurich on thursday night ahead of american jets williams and fellow russian alex on the show stuff and it also saw you called top the diamond league standings with twenty points to twenty four year old is awarded a giant try faith and forty thousand dollars for his efforts to mean more. and that one for your father not just missed out on the respective oval titles in the long jump. and on the track in the four hundred meters american john warner produced one of the performances of the season when forty four point one three seconds he finished top of the dominique standings in the event to secure his forty thousand dollars in prize money. and another winner of the donnelly koch was american david oliver he maintained his unbeaten record in the one hundred ten meters had asked the time five point nine three seconds mission had to make h

sandra endo, dave, back to you. >> 6:45. the red cross wants your help this morning trying to save an oakland toddler that has a rare form ofancer. a blood drive is being held right now for two-year-old lilah klein pat the downtown oakland ymca. two months ago she was diagnosed with stage four cancer of the nerve cells. these are live pictures. our cameras are set up outside as we speak. the red cross is hoping to get 120 donors for little lilah. the child has already had several chemotherapy sessions and blood transfusions she is going to need more plod to continue her treatments. today's plod drive will continue until 12:30 this afternoon. >> a new survey shows many drivers may not recognize an important safety warning. this symbol is the warning sign that lights up when one or more of your tires is 25% be low the recommended pressure. >> sal knows everything about your commute. how are we doing out there? >> we are doing okay. there is a back up there. no major problems. also no major problems this morning driving on 880 north and southbound near the coliseum. we have been locking at the south bay commute. we have not sh

sandra bullock "hope floats" a while back. and she's a great supporter of new orleans. what do you think about what she's gone through? >> she sure has woman and she doesn't need my prayers or my -- she's so strong, i pray for her and i send her emails and tell her i love her and i hope she's doing well. that woman is one of the fiercest, strongest most dedicated people i know. and it sucks, man, it really -- let's put it this way, if she were my wife, i would be on my knees thanking god that i had a woman like that. that's just me. everybody's different, but i know her pretty well and i know i would be -- like my wife now, man, i wouldn't screw that up for all the money in the world or for anything. this means a lot. you know, i mean it's -- it's a pretty serious commitment. again, i'm not passing judgment on anybody, larry. i don't want to come off like i'm doing that. i just know how great she is. whoever ends up with her for good is going to be one lucky son of a gun. he really is. i know her son is -- doesn't even know how lucky he is. >> larry: your three daughters, they were pretty young when ka treen wra hit. do they ask abou

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there's life experience that a woman has simply because she's grown up inside a woman's body. >> reporter: ronald reagan nominated sandraoman in 1981. but it wasn't until 12 years later that the court installed a woman's restroom near the room where they deliberate. >> for years, they would just have a men's bathroom back there. it just goes to show what a male-dominated place the supreme court had been for many years. >> reporter: jonathan karl, abc news, capitol hill. >>> bp says its ruptured well in the gulf of mexico is now sealed. engineers pumped tons of cement into the well shaft to fortify the mud that is holding back the oil. they believe the process has permanently plugged the well but they say they will continue to pump mud and cement through a relief well just to make sure. >>> later this month the government will take over processing claims from people harmed financially in the gulf region. bp is still sending out those claims and the company has paid $303 million so far. $112 million was spent in the past three weeks. the claims were sent to 40,000 individuals and businesses. >>> it's not often a lengthy i

has become the star both on the big screen and off. >> oftentimes we see the single moms like halle berry and reese witherspoon notice magazines. >> and sandraheadlines when she introduced her new baby louie. the adoption is finalized and she plans to raise him on her own. >> after everything she's been through, to see her with her son, everybody couldn't help but root for her because she was taking a step forward and moving on to a new phase of her life. >> and hollywood hopes it's a story that real women will pay to see. >> i'm going to do this. i want to have a kid. >> well is this a new trend in raising children? louise sloan is a single mom by choice and author of "knock yourself up." and we have a psychologist and babycenter.com expert. why do you think we're starting to see hollywood and enterta entertainment venues take on this topic, showing women to make the choice to become single moms? >> they're looking for a fresh twist on a romantic comedy. these are not single moms, really. they're movies about women who just happen to meet the guy of their dreams at the moment they least expected it. it's also because it's something that wom

has called it a tax, not a fine. he also said nobody making less than $200,000 per year would see a tax increase. we're talking about the people that sandra was just talking about -- middle america, middle- income people who can least afford that. this challenge to the law, on the basis of its constitutionality, is over that provision. they are saying that the commerce clause of the constitution allows that. the commerce clause is all about the regulation of interstate commerce, is it not? it is not the enforcement of commerce -- to make someone, maybe against their will -- to buy something, to participate in commerce. the constitution does not say that. it regulates interstate commerce. the federal government can set rules and regulations in regards to commerce. this is the constitutionality question that the commonwealth of virginia is challenging. there are 20 other states which have their own suits. georgia is part of that. quite honestly, i believe that the supreme court will rule that aspect of patient protection affordable care act of 2010 and constitutional. a lot of damage-- could occur before then. >> we have time for three more

>> jesse james, he -- sandra bullock's ex-husband -- >> they're not officially divorced yet, but they're in the process. he's already found a new girlfriend, kate von dee. she hasthing? i don't get it. >> you've got one? >> i feel stupid. >> why did you get this? >> i was drunk. >> was it painful? >> yes, it was. it bled a lot. you're not supposed to be drinking when you get a tattoo, so iied and lost a lot of blood. >> so lindsay lohan, a lot of people have been -- she left prison after a short stay and went to rehab for what is a short stay it seems like? >> the rumors are that she will be released this week. some people are upset about that. however, they're going to get upset whether they hear that her friends are planning a celebration party for her. >> are you kidding me? >> getting out of rehab. >> are you serious? >> i'm afraid it's true. clubs in l.a. have been contacted about whether or not they would like to put on this celebration party, and i'm afraid many of the clubs would love t. the publicity will be huge. expect her to get out of rehab this week and maybe you can get into that. >> what do you think will happen to her? >> she broke it on the "t

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has it all covered coming up this morning. >>> and a quick programming note over the weekend i had a chance to sit down with actress sandra bullocknew orleans. we talked about a lot of things including her love for that city, including a project mere and dear to her heart. we're going to have that interview for you tomorrow morning right here on today. >>> but first, matt, for the second time in a week paris hilton is making headlines. this past weekend the high-flying heiress was arrested on the vegas strip for drug possession. miguel almaguera has more. miguel, good morning to you. >> reporter: ann, good morning. just a few hours ago paris hilton tweeted her followers thanking them for their support. she certainly seems to be taking this latest arrest in stride. in front of the cameras, paris hilton seems right at home. everywhere the notorious girl goes, shutters flash, bulbs pop. now a different kind of head shot has paris back in the headlines yet again. it happened just before midnight on friday when hilton's boyfriend was cited for driving under the influence on the vegas strip. >> the vehicle was stopped. there was a stro

has been doing, in a live interview. >> somebody else who spent an awful lot of time in new orleans the past several years, actually calls it her adopted hometown, is oscar winner sandrabe talking to her about her efforts to help the people here in new orleans, what she's doing and how she's doing. that's coming up in a special interview that will air on the "today" show tuesday morning. again, sandra bullock tuesday morning right here on "today." but this morning here in the french quarter, i'm joined by the governor of louisiana, bobby jindal. governor, nice to see you. good morning. >> morning. >> thank you for coming down here. >> i'm reminded that although we're here and we're looking back at hurricane katrina five years ago, the people of the gulf are still going through another devastating event and that is the bp oil spill. can you give me an update? i know the oil is still washing ashore. what's an update on the cleanup? >> you know, certainly, it is good news for us that they capped the well. the relief well should be done some time after labor day. this is a marathon. we've always said it's not done when they cap the well. it is only done for us when all th