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Not even think about it anymore. since ive been taking it, ive been heartburn free, which is a big relief for me. [ male announcer ] take your 14-day challenge. ♪ prilosec otc. heartburn gone. power on. back to the story we were discussing before the break. joining us now is an nbc analyst and space engineer. the solar tsunami could affect our cellular phones and im assuming thats why we couldnt get your interview up and running on skype. please tell me thats not the case. >> that was just p...

Dying. and weve had one of the worst land loss rates in the world. a football field of land every 50 minutes. and weve been trying to alert the world to this so much so that were inviting international scientists in in october to talk about what kind of stop can we put to land loss in planets across the world. we have subsidancesubsidance, wg to put an exclamation point on this. >> one of the things we want you to know is we will have the latest coming up in the gulf. sky gazers should be on t...

Show expected tonight. >> its going to be so cool for certain people able to see it. we were talking about this a little bit, this light show in space. the idea is there are these solar flares, and scientists are saying the sun is waking up, and there is expected to be this dazzlinging light show sometime tonight or early tomorrow. because of the rays you can see blasting off the sun. its toward the top of your screen. its headed our way. the eruption called a cornual mass ejection was caught on...

Armada out there at the well site itself, and 15 to 30 skimming vessels everyday, and attacking the shore with skimmers across the entire region, so we have done a pretty good job, and no discharge, so we are starting to gain the upperhand. i am not ready the declare victory nor should anybody, because we have clean up in the marsh areas that are affected, but we are certainly starting to gain a little upperhand here. >> and one final question, admiral, before i let you go, the chief engineer wh...

Presented to the crowd, there was an eruption of applause because this is perhaps the first step forward in women really being able to protect themselves. it all comes down to a vaginal gel with a medication and found that when women took it before having sexual intercourse, they could reduce the likelihood of getting hiv, the virus that causes aids. 39%. women who used it all the time may be protecting themselves well over 50%. so this is a huge step forward. now, you notice that those numbers ...

His you bored gnats an subjectb- >> it was a bad thing to do. his chief of staff should have been riding herd on some of these younger officers. a lot of those comments i believe took place when they were stranded in europe because of the eruption of the volcano a couple months ago. jamie: it did happen and we should know this hour what will happen. general haig thank you so much for joining us. bill: one thing thats critical to this story. people fighting the war said we dont get enough support...

Depth. >> there is a professor at texas a&m university, and he says this is biggest eruption in modern human history, do you think he is right? >> well, he may know a lot more about that than i do, because im not a methane expert, but there is certainly a lot of carbon going into the water column no question about it, but there is an awful lot of water out there, so it sounds like to me it is a bit of an overstatement. >> what would the methane potentially do if it were to continue to come up in...

Next year? thats the big fear. >> and theyre waiting anxiously to see what happens in the immediate term. you heard tony hayward say that right now, theyre capturing about 20,000 barrels a day. but thats going to go up to 40,000, eventually 60,000 or even 80,000 barrels a day by mid july. it wont completely be stopped until august or so when the two relief wells are supposed to be in place. and stop it once and for all. although im told by experts, thats not necessarily 100% guarantee, either. b...

>> reporter: rps tried. >> who would have had that information? >> certainly, the drilling team in the gulf of mexico. >> youre the ceo of the company. do you have a technical expert who helps you with these things? >> with respect, sir, we drill hundreds of wells around the world. >> i know thats what is scaring me right now. >> haywards eruption of frustration. >> one of the reasons im so distraught -- >> can you answer yes or no? >> i dont know whether youre distraught. >> im not prepared to ...

Until 12:00 noon. >> and if you are just tuning in, you can see there the committee took a brief recess to finish up some votes, but bp ceo just finished up his testimony and were going to be analyzing it, but, first, we have to point out the fact that just seconds into his testimony, just as he was beginning there became just an eruption of screams and protests. a woman, which we couldnt really understand what she was saying, but police quickly brought her to the ground, took her out of the roo...