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And officials are saying it may be friday before they can start the first of the two processes to finally seal that well. that is called a static kill -- the first process where they try to jam mud and cement into the top of the well. at the same time, drilling the relief well which goes below and seals it from below. as to the effects of what remained in terms of wind and waves, were waiting to see whether any oil was washed ashore, particularly in louisiana where the bulk of the oil on the sur...

Operations, but theres also the element of hollywood that makes things blow up and thrilling that is truly-- thats not representative of operations in the world of espionage. >> we still have he is knee nationaling and still need espionage as parts of the processes and they are elected officials about does it affect the future prosperity of the country and ongoing business and this is a pretty dramatic reminder of that. >> angelina wasnt surprised to hear this stuff still goes on and experts say...

Ethanol in particular. for more, lets talk about this. im joined now by arnold claun, the ceo of a company called blue fire ethanol. and they actually want to take stuff that is headed for the landfill that can be made into ethanol, and put into cars, sort of just like "back to the future," like that little clip we saw. thanks for joining us. tell us about your company. >> well, im glad to be on the show today. we have a technology that weve pioneered thats been in existence now, really, for abo...

Used for the top kill, where they pumped it up to 8,000 pounds on memorial day weekend. the fact that they cant turn that around at 6,000 pounds and flow it back confuses me. if they have troubles controlling the pressure on the surface, there are valves that are variable in the way they can open them that they can put on top to help control that so i dont understand why theyre not agreeing to flow the well. >> bob, the testimony coming out of new orleans, you know, i think people get used to th...

Flow it back confuses me. if they have troubles controlling the pressure on the surface, there are valves that are variable in the way they can open them that they can put on top to help control that so i dont understand why theyre not agreeing to flow the well. >> bob, the testimony coming out of new orleans, you know, i think people get used to the idea there are so many inspections that they have to go through, inspections for their cars, inspections for construction at their homes and things...

Flow it back confuses me. if they have troubles controlling the pressure on the surface, there are valves that are variable in the way they can open them that they can put on top to help control that so i dont understand why theyre not agreeing to flow the well. >> bob, the testimony coming out of new orleans, you know, i think people get used to the idea there are so many inspections that they have to go through, inspections for their cars, inspections for construction at their homes and things...

I heard about this blowout, i immediately thought human factors. because the systems, the processes, the procedure, the equipment, the engineering, i mean, the industry has earned with credibility the right to drill in the gulf of mexico. 40,000 -- im sorry, 35,000 plus wells. 40 years of experience. none of this has happened before. so you immediately go to what could possibly have gone wrong. and you start thinking about bad judgments. or, as i said, in an op-ed many, many months ago, that the...

Theyre pointing out the fact of what went wrong here. what did go wrong based about that, john, about the latest reporting? >> from the earliest moment when i heard about this blowout, i immediately thought human factors. because the systems, the processes, the procedure, the equipment, the engineering, i mean, the industry has earned with credibility the right to drill in the gulf of mexico. 35,000 plus wells. 40 years of experience. none of this has happened before. so you immediately go to wh...

I heard about this blowout, i immediately thought human factors. because the systems, the processes, the procedure, the equipment, the engineering, i mean, the industry has earned with credibility the right to drill in the gulf of mexico. 40,000 -- im sorry, 35,000 plus wells. 40 years of experience. none of this has happened before. so you immediately go to what could possibly have gone wrong. and you start thinking about bad judgments. or, as i said, in an op-ed many, many months ago, that the...

Copies and downloaded material. and in those processes, that is the copying and downloading, a number of artifacts can be generated that can -- that can prove to be problematic. >> larry: you agree, arlo. >> thats true, paul. yes, absolutely. he is right. >> larry: and neither of you are associated with either oksana or mel, right? >> correct. >> larry: lets listen to an excerpt from one of the previously released recordings that radar online claims is a phone call between mel gibson and oksana ...