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Theyll be siphoning out, were hearing, bp is hoping as much as 85% of that leak up to the surface where theyll be a boat, a ship, waiting for it. theyll be siphoning the oil onto the ship and theyll get it out of here. briefly thats, of course, what were watching, 5,000 feet underwater and that is what bp is saying will not come without complications, because theyve never tried some of this before. some of the other potential damage, theyve been placing the chemical dispersants from the air to b...

No-fly list. >> i have a message for to you go back to the gate immediately. >> comedy centrals stephen colbert had this take on the suspects failed bombing attempt. >> this was so incompetent. >> it was a failure, guys. >> no, guys, it was scary, remember? hi, mr. terrorist, whoever you are. those people are just jealous. that was a wonderful bomb, and were all sufficiently terrified. theres no need to try again, okay! >> the other big news of the week -- the oil still gushing into the gulf of ...

There was some musty components of tylenol. now, under the f.d.a. report here theres no quality control in place, theres dirty raw materials. >> this is medicine. some guy in a white hat should be standing right there making sure the vat is clean. >> i want to go on tv and say i think this plant should be closed. and i think mcneil should be under direct investigation by the f.d.a. to see how extensive these processes are. let me tell you something, the components in these drugs youre talking ab...

But we are absolutely responsible for the oil, for cleaning it up, and thats what we intend to do. >> how can it not be your accident, sir? >> well, the drilling rig was a transocean drilling rig. it was their rig and their equipment that failed run by their people with their processes. >> what was the name of that company? transocean. british accent, i couldnt quite get it. transocean. hayward said, lets see, it was their rig, it was their people, it was their equipment. so my question is, are ...

Terrorist for a longtime. there are a lot of moving parts to this investigation. the fact that this investigation was conducted as quickly as it was, and sure there were stumbling blocks. at the end of the day the important thing is we had an excellent result and pretty good processes. these processes will continue to be reviewed, im sure that there will be -- megyn: pretty good may not be enough. >> pretty good and improving. megyn: i want to take issue with your character ryization. the 9/11 c...

A red alert. >> well there was, actually. >> of this, of this particular person that was going to board the plane. it seems whatever the built in rebun dance sees, and i agree that customs and border patrol did a good job on this. they seem to have caught him after he fell through the cracks. megyn: what about that, jim, why havent we revised the no-fly procedure so that a specific name can be highlighted for those who mean to enforce it? >> well we have. those processes are undergoing. remember...

Intelligence, law enforcement, department of homeland security are what he called lashed up together right now. since the last event, which occurred at christmas with abdulmutallab where there was a great degree of criticism, that the agencies were not coordinating with each other. and this time its very clear that theres been an awful lot of communication between them. and thats why we see such a great deal of success. the one question, wolf, that these folks seem to have is, how did he wind up...

But putting it into perspective, we know shahzad was once a pakistani citizen and is now a naturalized u.s. citizen, joining us now a man who knows all about terror, their goals, their wants, their needs. hes a terror analyst, walid ferris. what kind of screening process do you know of that would allow somebody who seemingly had these intentions to get citizenship? >> look, basically, we have two processes here. one is that he may have become a citizen and then he was radicalized. or he -- >> th...

Applicable laws and regulations. today began a pr blitz as tony hayward, the c ceo, hit the morning airwaves. >> it wasnt our accident but we are absolutely responsible for the oil, for cleaning it up. >> this is not our accident but its our responsibility to deal with it. this wasnt our accident, this was a drilling rig operated by another company, it was their people, their systems, their processes. >> mr. hayward treading that very thin line simultaneously taking responsibility and assigning ...

Never done it this deep or on such a large scale. in the meantime, the oil keeps on gushing. take a look at this animation showing the spills progression since the b.p.-owned rig blew up off the louisiana coast. you can see it changing shape as the wind and ocean currents move it around. right now its about the size of delaware. the fear along with it making land fall is it may escape the gulf and travel up the eastern seaboard. well show you more of the spill in a moment and whats being done to...