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Sensors down in over here and the electromagnetic field tells them how close they are. they're slowly closing the gap from one to the other. they plan to keep doing that as they drill another 900 feet down. this gets really interesting if you look at this. we'll fly in here and give you a sense of how hard this is. this gets really dizzying. gives you an idea of how hard this is. you dive down, you go down to 2,000 feet, 4,000 feet of water, all the way down to 5,000 feet. that's where the blow-out preventer was, where all of this began. the relief wells we're dealing with now, anderson, reall...

Then they put sensors down here and the electromagnetic field tells them how close they are, and they're slowly closing the gap from one to the other. they plan to keep doing that as they drill another 900 feet down. this gets really interesting if you look at this. we'll fly in here and give you a sense of how hard this is. this gets really dizzying. gives you an idea of how hard this is. you dive down, you go down to 2,000 feet, 4,000 feet of water, all the way down to 5,000 feet. that's where the blow-out preventer was, where all of this began. the relief wells we're dealing with now, ander...

And they're slowly closing the gap from one to the other. they plan to keep doing that as they drill another 900 feet down. this gets really interesting if you look at this. we'll fly in here and give you a sense of how hard this is. this gets really dizzying. gives you an idea of how hard this is. you dive down, you go down to 2,000 feet, 4,000 feet of water, all the way down to 5,000 feet. that's where the blow-out preventer was, where all of this began. the relief wells we're dealing with now, anderson, really have to go much, much, much deeper. look at this. all the way down here. now you'...

Anyone's ability to clean up offshore. even the workers onshore, not easy today. as far as the forecast goes, the heavy rain is going to continue in south texas. that's the real threat and i do not expect a lot of wind damage in south texas and the rain is going to be the problem and here's the forecast as we go throughout tonight. landfall late tonight insome time the middle of the night. chris, we call that yellow area the cone of uncertainty and no longer includes south texas. this looks like mexico's storm to deal withes as far as the wind and landfall. >> thanks very much, appreciate it, ...