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>> and nick schifrin at the big international conference going on in kabul. thanks, nick. in the gulf of mexico this morning, bp's ruptured well is leaking oil and gas. but for now, the containment cap will stay in place. while engineers monitor for any signs that the disaster could get even worse. john hendren is in buras, louisiana, with the latest on the ongoing well watch. hi, john. >> reporter: good morning, vinita and rob. it was supposed to be a two-day test, we are now in day five and bp is considering an intriguing new way to clog that well. these troubling bubbles near the new cap ...

Live to the gulf where bp and government officials are struggling with what to do with a temporary containment cap. and send your thoughts, you can find me on twitter@mitchellreports. this is andrea mitchell only on msnbc. to remove oil from these waters. bp has taken full responsibility for the cleanup and that includes keeping you informed. every morning, over 50 spotter planes and helicopters take off and search for the oil. we use satellite images, infrared and thermal photography to map and target the oil. then, the boats go to work. almost 6,000 vessels. these are thousands of local shri...

The families, the survivors who died in that terrorist attack would like that if nothing else. shep? >> shepard: all right, major. thanks from the white house tonight. of course this terrorist controversy isn't what david cameron came here to discuss. a big part of his visit was supposed to focus on the war in afghanistan, which is highly unpopular in the united kingdom. he did get a chance to talk some strategy with our president today. we'll find out how that went when we go live at the pentagon coming up inside "the fox report." first though, it's day 92 of our national disaster in the gulf...

Flow freely into the gulf of mexico, millions would have gushed out. then news that perhaps those bubbles indicated only small leaks. too minor to change anything in the containment cap. admiral allen penned a blistering letter, packed with commands like, you must provide, you are required, and i direct you. the admiral wanted more information about the leaks, faster, and he demanded to know whether bp intends to keep the well shut in. >> here we find ourselves at a point which we hope would be the end of this opera, but instead, we have this nagging doubt that something very serious might be ...

To cause them to question or reverse their decision allowing him to leave unhumanitarian grounds. the squatish sa iscottish said months to live. it could be three months or ten years. that's the problem. >> more on the president's meeting with prime minister cameron. thank you, pete. and we turn now to possible signs of trouble on day 92 of the gulf oil disaster. right now, oil and gas are seeping into the gulf from the bottom of that new containment cap on the blown out well. the leak was first noticed sunday night. oil and gas are also seeping from the ocean floor about two miles from the ...