Video: BP to place new cap on well
Engineers working to come up with a cap capable of cutting off the flow of oil spewing from BP’s broken well in the Gulf of Mexico are expected to try again on Monday, 84 days after a deep-sea rig exploded, killing 11. NBC’s Anne Thompson reports from Venice, La. (Today Show)

Video: BP well is capped, so what’s next?
The disabled deep sea well that gushed oil into the Gulf of Mexico for most of the summer is plugged and months of cleanup remain, but what happened to all those predictions of doom for the region?  While the long-term impact of the incident remains unclear, environmental expert Ed Overton

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Video: Landfills play role in recycling wasted oil
At waste treatment facilities across the Gulf Coast, about 126,000 barrels of oil have been collected from the Gulf spill and will eventually be separated and recycled. NBC's Thanh Truong reports. (Nightly News)

Video: Oil-soaked turtles rescued in Gulf
Msnbc's Jeff Corwin is with members of the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries who are helping to save turtles in the Gulf of Mexico. (Other)

Video: Gulf disaster’s emotional toll
Officials are concerned about the toll the oil leak is having on the mental health of Gulf Coast residents. NBC's Michelle Franzen reports. (Other)

Video: Rescued turtle returned to Gulf
NBC's environmental expert Jeff Corwin reports on a sea turtle that was returned to the Gulf after being found during the oil spill disaster. (Other)

Video: Test of Gulf containment cap extended
For the third straight day, underwater cameras show no oil spewing from the source of the Gulf disaster. NBC’s Anne Thompson reports. (Nightly News)

Video: Impending storm halts work on Gulf well
BP halts drilling on their relief well operation as a tropical depression forms in the Bahamas and moves towards the Gulf of Mexico. NBC's Bill Karins and Charles Hadlock report (Other)

Video: Anxious Gulf residents hope for brighter days
Now that the damaged BP well appears to be plugged, skeptical residents are wondering: When will life return to normal on the Gulf Coast? NBC’s Ron Mott reports. (Nightly News)