bottom kill procedure begins which is similar to the static kill in that they're going to inject a combination of mud and cement into the broken well, and that should kill it all together. but the thing is, though, they have to watch it carefully. the weather has got to cooperate, thankfully in the gulf of mexico that should be the case much of next week and into the weekend. another great sign what you've seen behind me, just pristine conditions here in pensacola, they haven't seen any oil in a long time, much of the gulf coast is fine. when you get to southeast louisiana, the situation is very different, areas in plaquemine's parish, st. bernard parish the other day, 26 different sightings of oil in less than a 24-hour span so the oil is still definitely in a few key spots especially in the pristine wetlands but most of the beaches could not look better. >> you say could not look better. you told us earlier the hotel you've been staying in has been packed and jumping on the beach, there was so much concern people