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Hayward told the wall street journal, quote, i became a villain for doing the right thing. pr blunders like these. take a listen. >> this wasnt an accident. this was a drilling rig operated by another company. it was their people, their systems, their processes. we are responsible not for the actions. i think the environmental actions have been very, very i am modest. >> nobody wants to settled as much as i do. i want my life back. >> start with richard. richard, tony hayward. incompetent or a v...

25 minutes past the hour. blackberry users, many cannot leave home without them, and some cannot go 15 minutes without looking at these things. crack berries is what they are called, and they will need a better fix in the united arab m emrets wanted new processes. one company has been notified, and no comment from blackberry officials, they have security concerns because blackberries, the company locked them up as far as securities go, and uae says if its so locked up, we cannot monitor that.

Im back with richard qwest, host of cnn internationals "quest means business" and also stand up with donovon. lets get right to it, guys. bp made the change that everybody expected. they requested the change of ceo tony hayward. he said, quote, i became a villain for doing the right thing. one reason for his demise, pr blunders like this. take a listen. >> this wasnt our accident. it was the drilling people. it was their people, their system ises, their processes. were responsible not for the

Time. >> good to see you, chris. next up, i will talk about fracking. it is not as dirty as it sounds. since it is one of the environmentally dangerous processes used the satisfy americas monstrous energy needs,ç it is kind of obscene. and later, charlie rangels ethics troubles just hit the tipping point. ♪ well, look whos here. its ellen. hey, mayor white. how you doing? great. come on in. would you like to see our new police department? yeah, all right. this way. and here it is. comple...

Before. most of the inshore oil fields have been depleted. its only deep offshore we have left. or we go further north into the arctic. there are lots of plans to drill in the arctic region. this is a very environmentally fragile area. any oil spill that occurred there would have devastating consequences for wildlife. >> the problem is that even as we ramp up alternative energies and get that to scale, well still need coal and natural gas. what do we do now in that interim while were being force...

Fields have now been deplead. so it is only deep offshore that we have left. or we go if you are north into the arctic. and there are lots of plans to drill in the arctic region. but this is a very environmentally fragile area. and any oil spill that occurred there would have devastating consequences for while life. >> it seems the problem is that even if we start to ramp up unever innovation and we try to get it to scale, well still need coal and natural gas and oil. what do we do now in that i...

About. and this is lighter oil, its a much warmer gulf. and the mississippi river water kept a lot of that oil away from the shore. we heard that this was going to be a catastrophe for the marshlands. so far there have been about 350 acres of marshlands. every year louisiana is losing 15,000 acres through manmade processes that were already happening like one of the scientists from the autoban society told me this is like a sunburn on a cancer patient. >> let me go back to mr. charbonnet. whats ...

District of columbia are in the running to get a second grant. [ applause ] so understand whats happened. in each successive round, weve leveraged change across the country and even students in those districts that havent got an grant have benefitted from the reforms that were initiated, and this processes that sown the achievement, forced teachers and officials and parents to forge agreements on tough and often uncomfortable issues. to raise their sights and embrace education. for the most part...

Things with 30,000 to 60,000 barrels of oil each day, and now thats not happening, and the natural processes are taking shape. i hope they are going to remove the oil. doesnt mean that theres not going to be some additional impacts coming on shore, but the frequency and the magnitude will dramatically reduce over the next several days and several weeks. >> let me go to john hofmeister on the legal question. i am impressed that on the front page of "the washington post" i read this morning that t...

Marshlands. so far there have been 850 acres of marshlands. every year louisiana is losing 15,000 acres through manmade processes that were already happening like one of the scientists from the auto ban society told me this is like a sunburn on a cancer patient. >> let me go back to mr. charbonnet. whats been happening on the shoreline in the new orleans area? what are you getting in terms of daily reports on damage to the wildlife, the fisheries, everything youre trying to get down there in ter...