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We know it could slip, but when he comes to the rose garden, he'll have something to announce. >> they are hoping it is a dollar figure, but the devil is in the details, as usual. congress is wanting to get in on the grilling of bp. the company's head of american operations along with other oil execs were on can capitol hill yesterday for the ritual washington flogging. >> what we found was that these five companies have response plans that are virtually identical. >> these are cookie-cutter plans, exxonmobil, chevron, conaco, phillips and she will are unprepared as bp was. >> nbc's kelly o'...

Hospital in san diego. they may be at risk of infection from some of the items used during colonoscopies and similar procedures. a spokesperson says no one has actually contracted an infection. ali velshi is on the cnn express, going over the heads of the politician, the pundits, the oil execs. love it. talking directly to people on the the ground most affected by the oil disaster. and this morning he is in bay st. louis, mississippi. let's call that this afternoon. ali, what are you hearing as you talk to those most impacted in -- by this mess in the gulf? >> well, listen, when you talked -- ...

Conocophillips and shell are no better prepared to deal with the major oil spill than bp. these plans are just paper exerci exercisers. >> bp not the only one under fire today. calling in bp's methods and accusing other oil execs in attendance of being no better. but executives from chevron, shell and exxon mobil insisted they operate differently. >> we do not proceed with operations if we cannot do so safely. >> chef safe and environmentally soubd. >> they are and always will be shell's top priorities. >> contentious proceedings in washington as president obama wraps up day two in his tour of...

85 decibels causes permanent hearing loss. a man that started math producing plastic versions of the horn back in '01 has indeed develop ed a quieter version. 20 decibels quieter than the original. up next, a call to harms. we'll ask rick barber about his controversial ad featuring the founding fathers. but first, some slick testimony from oil execs on capitol hill. did anybody point the finger at somebody else? we'll talk with it with darrell issa coming up.

Letterman instead of on the gulf coast. they wasn't to new orleans and talked to community organizers. >> thank you very much. good seeing you. >> thank you, same here. >> neil: the head of bp meeting with white house officials trying to get to the bottom of the spill. this as lawmakers demand hearings with oil execs before the leak is plugged. whojohn, you find this counterproductive. >> it's people stepping in only doing this because they want to show constituents they're busy and on top of the situation. the reality is when you're in the midst of a crisis the last thing you need to do is te...