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Already leaving the gulf of mexico, going to other countries. they won't come back until contracts are over there. so this is really quite a serious issue for all of the people that are involved in the oil industry and the various service industries that provide them with the things that they need. there's also then estimates by the department of energy that suggest that we're going to see something like 80,000 barrels a day less oil in the future, or more, because of this moratorium. so we're going to be importing more oil as a result of the moratorium as well. >> inevitably potentially price...

The capped oil well with one question in mind. where is the leak? there are low pressure readings that suggest there might be one somewhere, even though scientists say that the gas bubbling up from the ocean floor and methane gas occurs naturally. >> there is a dramatic new development unfolding right now. a technique called static kill may be attempted to try to seal that well for good. it involves pumping heavy mud to force all of the oil and gas back down to the reservoir where it came from. earlier on american morning, arthur berman told us he doesn't see a downside to trying the procedure...

>> -- >> in a statement, agriculture secretary tom vilsack says "there is zero tolerance for discrimination at usda and i strongly condemn any act of discrimination against any person." the head of the naacp, ben jealous also released a statement, "racism is about the abuse of power. sherrod had it in her position at usda. we are appalled by her actions just as we are with abuses of power against farmers of color and female farmers. >> the naacp and tea party recently clashed over allegations of racism. we'll broke down this video and whether it tells the whole story with james peter...