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The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) Bauchi Zone has accused the Nigerian Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) and its parent

Continue to randomly conduct integrity tests, and they are just what they sound like. investigators posing as travelers, they leave something behind, a laptop or money on purpose to see if the agent will pocket it or do the right thing. it's one way they're going about weeding out the bad apples. >> thanks very much for that. coming up, serious charges for the former president of pakistan, and brand-new information about a secret tool used to create vast amounts of data from millions of people. [ male announcer ] it's a golden opportunity to discover a hybrid from the luxury car company that...

Let's get back to day 89 of the gulf oil disaster. and that really tells such a big part of the story. look at it. it's the before and after picture. looking at essentially the same view, same camera, but a lot different outcome. you see the oil coming out there on the left. what you're seeing now is what's happening on the right. no oil is coming out because that new cap is in place. the pressure is up right now. that is good thing. low pressure, bad. high pressure, good. we'll explain more on that in a bit. so it's important right now what's happening. these integrity tests are going on. the...

Report it back to you for sure. and of course weather coming up later in the program. >> rob, thanks. a disaster on hold for 15 hours now. all of that leaking oil in the gulf replaced by some tears of joy this morning obviously. take a look at bp's live feed from a mile down. it's eerily quiet, almost see reason. h there is finally hope that the end could be near. >> it is because integrity tests on bp's ruptured well are moving ahead and so far, so good. the spill appears, at least for now, to be completely stopped. but the big question this morning is can the ruptured well withstand the en...

"situation room." the concerns of inside of the cap? not where bp wanted to be and we are getting updates on the crucial integrity tests. and an american-born terrorist believed to help the failed christmas day bombing, but why did the feds wait so long? >> and apple confronts problems with the iphone and offering customers a free fix, but saying that the issue is blown way out of proportion. we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer, and you are in i'm wolf blitzer, and you are in "the situation room." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac...