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Maybe it's not such a bad thing. i mean, is there a part of you, the optimistic part of you, tom, that sort of sees maybe an opportunity here for better efficiency, better safety? i don't know, nasa's safety record has been overwhelmingly good. obviously we've had tragedies in the past, but what do you think about maybe the good part of this, moving more towards these private industries? >> i'm a big believer in commercial innovation and participation in space exploration. and nasa has already contracted with several firms to provide cargo to the space station. i think that they should have ru...

Want bp to live up to it that they are going to be made whole once the true scope of this disaster is known. >> anne, let's look at what the coast guard admiral had to say on "morning joe." we've got a problem with the wrong tape. but basically, that they're dealing with a source of oil with no human access. people are just incredulous that they have no back-up plan. that there was no plan in place when you have something at 5,000 feet and all these assurances we've had for years and years including this administration, that this is safe. >> reporter: i spoke to bp's ceo tony hayward about tha...

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>> we're dealing with a source of oil that has no human access. everything done through remotely operated vehicle. frankly i've said on several occasions in many places it's more similar to apolo 13 than "exxon valdez." >> with more on what bp is doing, ann, as you reported, in the fourth week this is half the size of the "exxon valdez." who knows how long it will keep going. >> reporter: the longer this goes on, clearly the more frustrated people are down here about the fact bp cannot plug this leak. i can tell you this morning, there is great confusion about what bp is actually doing at the ...