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there. laura coates, really unbelievable moment there. i hope that that judge is safe tonight. >> it's unbelievable to think of that. and you hope she is safe. and also reminds you of the danger that many of the judicial branch are facing on a day-to-day basis. not just the supreme court. not just the more high-profile matters but every single day what it's like on the front lines of justice. thank you so much, abby. >> thank you, laura. >> thank you. well, donald trump going to the supreme court. but what took him so long? tonight on "laura coates live." now, this is the case we've ...

Asylum claims are going to be rejected, so it's got to be a better way that we can do this work at the very beginning instead of giving a false hope, a false promise to people that will be here four, five, six years, go in front of an imgriegs judge and then be told your asylum claim is rejected. >> not to mention the date that many people have to even go before an immigration judge can be years away, some as late or as early as 2027. just for example. and you mentioned the economy and the impact it would take on it if there was a border closure. i mean, eagle pass, el paso according to axios ...

Dodged the proverbial bullet of environmental disaster. >> i think as a minimum, three years before we would begin to really know if there was a much larger ecologic impact. >> reporter: it is a disaster at a depth and on a scale never seen before. jeffrey kofman, abc news, miami. >> the hope now is that the extent of the damage is behind us and that soon the relief well will be drilled, putting an end to all that leaking oil. >> you know, this is still the worst environmental disaster in u.s. history, though. and john donvan has a look at the numbers behind the spill that happened now 92 days...

The old well head and we could see from one to three days of oil flowing freely back into the gulf of mexico. that is the last thing anyone wants to see, but, it looks like the end game, kyra is going to be the relief wells when they break through and they insert the mixture of cement and mud and kill it altogether. you still have the long-term effects of what this means economically and environmentally for the gulf of mexico. >> that will be for decades. all of the work to fix the busted well head and clean up the oil is costing big bucks. so far about $3.95 billion. >> this ought to make u...

Allen says a seep has been detected in the ocean floor. >> this means that oil could be leaking from the seabed. if that's the case, the government wants bp's plans for reopening the well to prevent the situation from becoming even worse. also new this morning, bp says it has now spent $3.95 billion on the response. that money includes containment, relief well drilling and paying out claims. our reynolds wolf is live for us in new orleans this morning to kick off our coverage. reynolds, explain this latest setback, this report of oil seeping from the ocean floor. is that an indication that...