about, the permanent solution, still has to come in a couple weeks. everything seems to be on schedule so one part of the disaster seems to be wrapping up. so many other implications for the people of the gulf, the wildlife in the gulf, the fishermen, the shrimpers, oystermen, all those folks still have things to deal with, but still, this is good news to have this out of the way. now, several questions and things to address about the static kill operation, which, again, we're told the briefing will start at any moment and we'll take you there when it happens much but also, significant in and some questions peppered their way because of the numbers we just got from the government today. a new report saying that about 75% -- three quarters of all that oil that spilled is now gone bye-bye in some way, form or fashion in one way or another. you see some of the numbers up there, the top number, 26%, the residual left over, as we're told. but the other numbers you see under there, kind of a breakdown of where this oil has gone. some of it has naturally dispersed, some of it has been chemically dispersed, some of it