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It's radio silence, i haven't really heard the real leaks coming out in the last couple days which is weird. this is the guidance today. >> neil: good stuff, buddy. charlie gasparino on "fox business" network and here. by the way, when this stuff happens on fox, you have to get it. bp potentially capping the well oil that's not spilling into the gulf for the first time since april. the government told the company to cool the drills but yesterday they gave bp the green light. minutes after brownie and i gave you think uncle sam a hard time. >> they've now spent weeks preparing, building the equ...

This reminds me when he go to the department of motor vehicles. nothing wrong with them if you're watching. i love -- i'm telling you, you have your seven forms, you have -- you know. i had six and a half, i'm sorry, i have to shoot you. and i -- here we go again. these guys are ready to go. >> neil, one word for the situation, snafu. if people don't know what that acronym means, look it up. all the military guys know but that is a snafu. and i'm amazed that i continue to ask the question now months into this disaster, who is in charge? is it bp or the government? and now they have been -- thi...

They travel as far as the speed. this is rocket science here. this is the height of the waves and this is computer modeling now from noaa. this is the epicenter off of the coast of chile, and you can appreciate that this is over open water, i may say, and this is where you get the worst of it, the higher amplitude waves. agains you cannot extrapolate what is happening in the ocean along the shores. you can have a two-foot wave here and end up with a 20-foot wave depending upon the irregularity of the shorelines and the orientation of how that wave hits. that is why we can't say, okay, well, we...

End up exactly where it was found. professor joins us from berth purt australia. how did you make the prediction it would end up where it did. >> well, i think as an oceanographer we know the current around the indian ocean, that would be a prime candidate. but we also did some computer modeling to trace passages of water which are considered to be debris and then we looked at how long, you know, where it would go in the indian ocean and also we said that somewhere between 12 to 18 months the debris would be in the eastern indian ocean. sorry, the western indian ocean. >> all right. you can do...