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Kill kill. that will be in the next 10 to 14 days that will be done. >> jim acosta is live for us in new orleans this morning with more on that. so all signs of progress moving ahead. what's the reaction down in the gulf coast? >> well, i think it's a lot of waiting and seeing at this point, because there has been a lot of skepticism throughout this entire ordeal. and you're right. about five hours ago, bp announced what they're calling a sick milestone, the mud inside that damaged well has stabilized the pressure down there. and we wanted to check out the conditions out at the deepwater horiz...

Every direction, with a few exceptions. coast guard chopper pilot, lieutenant bill andrews, spots a few patches of oil. >> there's little spots of oil. not any huge amounts, like there were to begin with. >> we land on board the coast guard cutter decisive. first, there is a briefing on the latest conditions at the site. >> this is showing the well head here. >> then we meet the cutter's captain, terri jordan, one of two women in charge of the ship. something we're told you don't see every day in the coast guard. >> it seems like activity has picked up in the last 24 hours. certainly, there is...

100 days ago, it began as an emergency call. an explosion on an oil rig. before we knew the extent of the damage to the gulf, we knew the human cost. 11 dead, 17 seriously hurt. and as we mark the 100th day, a moment to honor those who rushed to the scene to help. nbc's janet shamlian introduces us to one of the first rescuers to respond to the death trap that was the deepwater horizon oil rig. >> reporter: it is what these teams train for. what they do. >> cutter interest. cutter decisive position as follows. >> reporter: but little could prepare anyone for the call that came 100 days ago. >>...

100 days ago, it began as an emergency call. an explosion on an oil rig. before we knew the extent of the damage to the gulf, we knew the human cost. 11 dead, 17 seriously hurt. and as we mark the 100th day, a moment to honor those who rushed to the scene to help. nbc's janet shamlian introduces us to one of the first rescuers to respond to the death trap that was the deepwater horizon oil rig. >> reporter: it is what these teams train for. what they do. >> cutter interest. cutter decisive position as follows. >> reporter: but little could prepare anyone for the call that came 100 days ago. >>...