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These new gadgets be satisfied? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." bp says it is encouraged by what's happening in the gulf of mexico right now. for more than 24 hours a new well cap has been containing the oil that spewed into the water for almost three months. the critical integrity test as it's called and the cap is still under way right now. the worst may, repeat, may be over but as we've seen in this disaster sometimes things can go wrong at any moment. let's check in with cnn's david mattingly joining us now from new orleans. david, you just got off a phone conference wi...

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First breaking news from the gulf. first time in months no oil flowing from the liking well. is the environmental nightmare finally over. next on "larry king live." >> larry: good evening. we begin with breaking news from the gulf. first time in months no oil liking from the liking well. for the latest, what happened, ed? >> we are in the midst of what bp officials are calling the integrity test. to do all this they essentially shut down the flow of oil coming out of the machinery down there. 5,000 feet below the gulf of mexico. right now nearing the end of the first six-hour window. if everyt...

Are going well, and the bp officials had given us a very quick technical briefing this morning about how things were moving along. essentially they're seeing things move in the directions they want to see them. they said, in their words, no negative side effects for the beginning hours of this integrity test, and really they've got robotic cameras at the bottom of the gulf of mexico monitoring the seabed floor, making sure there isn't any structure damage done to the area around the wellboar, so that's good news. they say that would be the ideal situation. right now according to them they're a...

Is the environmental nightmare finally over. next on "larry king live." >> larry: good evening. we begin with breaking news from the gulf. first time in months no oil leaking from the leaking well. for the latest, what happened, ed? >> we are in the midst of what bp officials are calling the integrity test. to do all this they essentially shut down the flow of oil coming out of the machinery down there. 5,000 feet below the gulf of mexico. right now nearing the end of the first six-hour window. if everything is going according to plans, we know scientists, experts are huddled up now, comparing...