jones. i m applying for a job. he s applying for a job. and that s the way people of alabama need to look at this. who would i hire to represent me in the united states senate? that was pretty smart. anyway, this evening nbc news reports that according to fec filings, the rnc has pulled out of a joint fund raising agreement. i m joined by kyle whitmore, heidi presblaw, and john raybender. political strategist. what do we make, kyle, of this tape robocalls or recorded voice, it looks to me like they re trying to start real trouble in terms of the media there. what do you make of this? yeah, this seems to be dirty trix to discredit the washington post here in alabama. it s a robodialer that news station here in alabama, wkrg is
they pour flood the ruptured well is hardening. but the work is not over. crews will don t drill two relief wells once they reach the pipeline within the next week or two they will pump for cement through the bottom. bottom kill operation will serve as an insurance policy. even then the disaster will be far from resolved. one federal official warns tar balls that actually wash ashore for years to come. other issue that will decide the recovery of the gulf is the seafood. how much is tainted. and how willing are americans to buy it? we are about to share answers as we go behind the scenes of the government s extensive testing process. here is the story from chad petri who is with wkrg out of mobile, alabama. reporter: what used to be known as the catch of the day is now the scientific sample of the day. this is one of more than a dozen boats bringing seafood for noaa to test. with a chain of custody form in hand, these fish are data, not dinner. chain of custody form because
i knew him very well. wkrg reports the wounded deputy is in critical condition. a third deputy was with them but was not hurt at the shootout. walmart is calling its black friday events the best ever. the retailing giant says the crowds were larger than last year and scenes like this seemed to back that up. this battle for what appears to be video game consoles was in tucson, arizona. walmart stores across the country open at 8:00 on thursday night. in the first four hours the company says its cash registers were ringing up 5,000 items every second. walmart was also targeted by protesters. they say the company needs to give workers better pay and benefits. at least some walmart employees took part in the demonstrations. they say do this do that none of it works. this is the only way we can get our voice out there is speaking with the media speaking to the public. just a matter that they have to do things right for the