estimates are, anywhere from 12 to 24 hours, to actually get the thing down to the 5,000 foot level and cap the leak and then they aren't done and if that works they'll guide it down, with gps as well as those under water cameras we have been seeing and they'll guide this thing down there, and they'll set it on top of that oil well head, and, they have to attach the hoses, because the hoses on top of this thing will actually siphon that oil out. so, if it is on the sea floor, by sometime midday, tomorrow, or tomorrow evening, that means they can begin the process, of attaching those hoses, and could be siphoning oil out, if all goes well by late this weekend, early monday, jamie. >> what about other efforts, trace? what are they doing? >> reporter: well, today, because the weather is mild, the waters are calm and weather is mild, they'll burn the oil today and what they do is, they'll take these fire booms out, and they are toed by a couple of boats and hope to is they can