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Millions of gallons of oil spewed into the gulf of mexico for months, but now a little more than 100 days since the start of the disaster, there is very little sign of all of that crude. so what if all of the oil is gone? i asked two experts, profirst emeritus at l.a. state university specializing in environmental toxicology and stan center with the ocean conservancy. thank you for joining us here in "the situation room." this united states i question bothering a lot of folks here and remains a mystery. can you help us explain how it is that all of the oil has vanished, has disappeared, that w...

Doesn't cause gigantic impacts. some of it leeches out. it it is having impact but there's not massive impacts like we've seen over the last 87 days. we've seen a horrible disaster, coating of the marsh lands, killing dolphin, that portion of the spill is over. there will be long-term impacts. we don't know what they are. but i'm predicting they will be relatively mild and that they will start decreasing in intensity. some long-term impacts will be found. >> stan, do you agree with that assessment? do we have enough information to know whether or not the disperse ents are dangerous? >> no, we ...

On on the border there with your state. appreciate your time in "the situation room." >> thank you very much. >> thank you, sheriff. it's the big mystery of the disaster in the gulf, where did all of the oil go? there are two experts that explain what happened and whether there's a threat that we cannot see. the obama administration condemns the leak of thousands of military logs from afghanistan. i'll ask pakistan's ambassador to the united states about the leak, and fears that his country is playing a double game. and it's like living in a museum only better. join the white house curator...

Oil that gets buried down in the sentiments, under the marsh, that's in the anerobic environment, no oxygen. it doesn't cause gigantic impacts. it is having impacts. but they're not massive impacts like we've seen over the last 87 days. i mean we've seen an acute horrible disaster coating of the marshlands, coating of animals, killing dolphin. that portion of the spill is over. there will be a long term impact. we don't know what they are. i'm predicting that they will be relatively mild and that they will start decreasing in intensity. >> do you agree, stan? do we have enough information to k...