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Allens letter to bp laying out the end game for this well telling them exactly how he wants them to do this, what sort of time schedules he wants them to meet and how they are supposed to respond when they see something. >> david mattingly down in new orleans. david, thank you very much. were going to get more on this now. on the phone with susdaryl, the director of the petroleum engineering lab at louisiana state university. first of all, sir, this is seepage from the gulf floor. is that right ...

Abundantly cautious. and every anomaly has to be accounted for. >> dale is director for petroleum engineering lab at louisiana state university. thank you, sir. much, much more on these new developments tomorrow morning on "american morning" beginning at 6:00 a.m. eastern time. weve been following this political story. a rift in the tea party. a major player getting the boot from the tea party federation after comments on race. the federation, which may be the clowest thing the movement has ...

Rightly so, the coast guard has been abundantly cautious and every anomaly has to be accounted for. >> daryl bourgoyn se the director of petroleum engineering lab at louisiana state university. thank you, sir. much, much more on these new developments tomorrow morning on "american morning" at 6:00 a.m. eastern time. weve also been following this developing political story for you all night. a rift in the tea party movement. he got the boot after controversial comments on race. the federation...

Literally shut off the oil. so a new good seal here, a new good seal here, all of a sudden you turn the valves off and the oil stops. >> turning the valves off right now, it is a slow process. stay with us though. less than 20 minutes well break down the risks that come with closing those valves on this new cap when we talk to darryl bourgoyne, director of louisiana state universitys petroleum engineering lab. also developing this morning, troubling questions are being raised by a group of law...

The end game for this well, telling them exactly how he wants to do this, what sort of time schedules he wants to meet and how theyre supposed to respond when they see something. >> david mattingly down in new orleans. thank you very much. well get more on this now. on the phone is dale, director of the petroleum engineering lab at louisiana state university. first of all, sir, this is seepage from the guf floor. is that right to assume? >> well, what ive read so far is unconfirmed seepage. i me...