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Allegedly knew of safety concerns with another rig in the gulf that had been operating without proper engineering documents. >> joining us now on the phone is mike mason and he worked on an oil rig in alaska for more than a 18 years and mike is now a whistleblower claiming that bp has falsified tests for years and mike, thanks for joining us this morning. >> you're welcome. thank you. first, let's start with what you make of, what bp is now saying, claiming this morning that they're making progress that they didn't know about these problems in the past when all of the documents seemed to point...

Oil spill. "the new york times" says scientists are finding oil plumes deep under water including one as large as ten miles long, three miles wide and 300 feet thick. the reported discovery suggests new evidence the oil spill could be worse than government and bp estimates. engineers are still trying to thread the needle and insert a siphoning tube into the ruptured pipe where the oil is gushing. they ran a snag -- ran into a snag when a piece of the equipment needed to be adjusted but bp says it is confident this latest plan will be successful. and the associated press has learned another rig...