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The story of a woman scorned. right now authorities are trying to figure out if this could be a case of a man scorned. here we have this couple that were in what.describe as a very volatile divorce they were involved in. the ex-wife, the woman who was seriously injured, had taken out a retraining order against her former husband because of alleged abuse of herself and their children. she eventually got a divorce. 11 months ago, she won a $121,000 settlement against her former husband. and realize, tamron, this is someone who's an engineering professor who is described as somebody who likes to ...

In our last hour here they said, we are sticking with that number. an engineering professor from purdue university believes that it could be 14 times worse, his calculation based on looking at the pictures, 70,000 barrels a day. earlier on american morning, we asked b.p.'s chief operating officer about all those claims. >> we've said from the beginning, it is highly uncertain the exact number. >> but you are sticking with approximately 5,000 barrels a day? >> i think that's a good range. i don't know the precise number but i think it is somewhere around that number. that's been both our estima...

A engineering professor at purdue suggests its closer to 70,000 barely a day, enough for 4 1/2 olympic-sized swimming pools. to make it worse, one industry consultant told national geographic the spill could continue up to four years. matthew says we have no idea how to stop this thing a mile down. that current efforts, as he put it, a joke. contrast that with bp executives saying today it's relatively tiny, compared to the ocean. we can't independently verify how bad it is or may get but today's efforts are shifting again. instead of siphoning the oil, crews could would you say row -- could u...

Than just we journalists do. engineering professor, peter sc scarlatto at florida atlantic university. he's joining me from miami. and on the phone, brett clclant. what are you hearing about the efforts right now and where they might actually be going? >> well, i'm actually listening to public hearings today about the federal investigation that are really probing the response by the coast guard in the earliest hours of this accident. and also taking a step back from that and looking at deep within the u.s. men rinerals managemen service on the interior department which regulates the offshore o...

Handles this, brooke. >> sara murray, thank you very much. all of the 11 people injured in the attack at ohio state are expected to fully recover. we bring one of them in now, he's william clark, engineering professor at ohio state university professor, thank you so much for joining me. how are you doing? >> improving slowly day by day, but still very stiff, very sore and not moving at full speed but getting better. >> i'm glad to hear that. i know that, of course, mr. trump is meeting with a number of people who were impacted directly by that horrendous attack recently on campus. you declined...