COSTELLO: It's 19 minutes past the hour. Time to check our top stories, an army of lawyers for oil giant BP and the federal government battling it out today. Trial got under way last hour in New Orleans as BP tries to limit the civilian penalties, the civil penalties, it must pay out for the worst oil spill in U.S. history. The outcome could mean the difference in billions of dollars. Police in Las Vegas still searching for Amar Harris, wanted in connection with Thursday's shooting and fiery crash that killed three people. Police say an aspiring rapper was shot as he drove along the Vegas strip. His car crashed into a taxi causing an explosion. The rapper, the cab driver and a passenger in the car all killed. Secretary of State John Kerry in London right now as part of his first international trip as America's top diplomat. Today Kerry met with British Prime Minister David Cameron as he introduces himself to some of the main allies of the United States. Kerry is visiting nine countries as part of the 11-day trip. His next stop, Germany. > Well, here's something you don't see every day. Police say a driver near Houston lost control on a curve. He hit a house, went airborne, and landed upside down on the roof of a home. Fuel leaked into the house. A crane operator had to be called in to remove the car. Amazingly, no one in the car or in the homes were hurt.
BP Tries To Limit Spill Fines; Shooting Suspect on the Loose; Kerry Meets with British PM