gumming up the presidency, traveled for the first time to mississippi and alabama. while, there he heard from the coast guard and put in a chamber of commerce plug for local beefs. they are still a lot of opportunity for visitors to come down here. a lot of beaches that are not affected. his lunch was crab cakes and shrimp salad. later he declared seafood fit to each. the beach umbrella are over the soft, white, deserted sand. blocks away at a popular hangout, patrons are few. steve flats, 50, grew up here and before the spill ate seafood once a day. an obama supporter he says he is off seafood for good. in my heart, i don t want to fish or eat fish anymore. i don t trust anything out of the gulf. reporter: he says the oil spill viewed strictly as economic menace is worse than katrina. oil in the water can t be worked on in the way that katrina, you can send 100,000 people, it doesn t work or fix it. reporter: in orange beach, alabama, oil is on shore and swimmi
world headquarters in new york, this is nightly news with brian williams. good evening. i m lester hold in tonight for brian. we learn today that the well spewing oil out of the gulf of mexico was labeled a nightmare by a bp engineer nearly a week before any of us had heard of deepwater horizon. internal documents released by congress reveal what it describes as a number of money-saving shortcuts leading up to the april 20th blowout, all detailed to the ceo who testifies on capitol hill this week. 56 days into the crisis, the oil spill is a dark stain fouling the marshlands of louisiana to the beaches of pensacola, florida. president obama promised things are going to get back to normal there. while for its part, bp says it now has a plan to capture 40 to 50,000 barrels of oil a day by te the end of the month. our coverage begins with lisa myers. reporter: in the crucial days before the explosion, congressional investigators say bp made a series of decisions to save tim
including children, and dozens more missing after a flash flood rages through a quiet campground. we ll have the latest on mother nature s violent streak. announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, martin bashir and cynthia mcfadden in new york city, this is nightline, june 11th, 2010. good evening. we begin tonight with a matter of faith. there have been men, many of them, who claim to be a new messiah. and tonight, we re going to meet three of them, including one in the far away philippines, who has amassed a flock he says numbers in the millions. poor people who give what little they have to the man they believe is the second coming of jesus. bill weir journeyed there to meet him. reporter: throughout the bible, prophets, angels and jeep us himself all promised that the son of god would return to create heaven on earth. and throughout the ages, billions of christians have wondered, when? but what if the second coming is here? now? there are
ass to kick. why is the beck meister upset. stand with you. bill: the factor begins right now. hi, i m bill o reilly, thanks for watching us tonight. anger rising in america. that is the subject of this evening s talking points memo. so now we re told the amount of oil pouring into the gulf of mexico is double, double what bp and the government said it was. it is very apparent that this whole disaster is totally out of control. and americans are furious about it in addition, the economy remains a mess. unemployment almost 10%. and the stock market has lost 9% in the last few weeks. and then there is ideology. administration is spending like crazy and expanding government. liberals are seating because the president is not far left enough. this week speaker of the house nancy pelosi made the mistake of attending a far left conference in washington where she was grossly insulted. [chanting] that s okay. i don t know if we can stop it. there is too many of them. jus
ass to kick. why is the beck meister upset. stand with you. bill: the factor begins right now. hi, i m bill o reilly, thanks for watching us tonight. anger rising in america. that is the subject of this evening s talking points memo. so now we re told the amount of oil pouring into the gulf of mexico is double, double what bp and the government said it was. it is very apparent that this whole disaster is totally out of control. and americans are furious about it in addition, the economy remains a mess. unemployment almost 10%. and the stock market has lost 9% in the last few weeks. and then there is ideology. administration is spending like crazy and expanding government. liberals are seating because the president is not far left enough. this week speaker of the house nancy pelosi made the mistake of attending a far left conference in washington where she was grossly insulted. [chanting] that s okay. i don t know if we can stop it. there is too many of them. jus