The BP oil spill occurred last April, and tonight Piers Morgan follows the money to see the impact one year later – as news that BP's fund to pay out families has been largely untouched so far. On the show will be widows of the Deepwater Horizon explosion, as well as a fisherman who has been financially affected by the disaster. Ken Feinberg, BP's "pay czar," joins Piers as well to give an update on the money distribution.

St. Bernard Parish President Craig Taffaro discusses the impact in New Orleans, and CNN correspondent Philippe Cousteau talks about the environmental implications. Underwater filmmaker Michael DeGruy is a guest as well. Check out the full hour on New Orleans and the BP oil spill, tonight at 9pmET/PT.

Last night Sharon Osbourne and Kelly Osbourne sat down with Piers Morgan for the full hour. They talked family, celebrities, the royal wedding, and more.

Piers asked Kelly about her troubled past. At one point in her life she was "pretty messed up and miserable." What stopped her in the end? "That I wanted to die," she said. "I can't believe that I've become this person ... I had one of two options - die or sort myself out. And I chose to sort myself out."
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