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Burn it so that the ocean itself doesn't cool down the flames too quickly. this will allow the oil to burn. but you obviously -- there's a problem in that you get air pollution instead but surprisingly this technique has been used successfully in the arctic if oil collects on ice flows and pools into thick layers and it burns well and you can get rid of a large percentage. but in the open ocean it's hard. >> we have a satellite delay. a lot of people are unhappy about the use of dispersements saying they're pollutants and could cause problems. then there's the idea from the -- the professor fr...

And what they do is they capture things like foam falling off the external fuel tank. take a look at video here, what we saw, and again, it's the timing that's important here, because around four minutes into the mission, four minutes after launch, we see pieces of debris, pieces of the external fuel tank, foam we're thinking, ripping off the external fuel tank and floating by the belly of the orbiter. did it strike the belly of the orbiter, we're not sure. nasa is looking into it. but again, it happened four minutes after the launch. the critical time nasa says is within the first two minutes...

Mig blig is the debris? >> right there, to the left of your screen. you see the white chips floating away? >> megyn: got it. >> i'm dealing with a satellite delay, so i'm probably five seconds behind. megyn: you got t i see t i wanted to make sure we were looking at the same thing. meantime, i got to ask you this because we talked about debris falling off the shuttle when it took off. there was also debris falling on you earlier today. let's watch that. >> let's watch. and this happened on the external fuel tank here, fell off around the 4-minute marker, and when i say it's not a huge, big dea...

Is it delay or just confusion? so that's the basis for tonight's segment, "is it a satellite delay?" i hope you enjoy it. take a look. >> governor, it looks like a winter wonderland. how cold is it there? >> it's about 20 degrees. >> do you think today went a long way perhaps reassuring that base that they're back to their conservative values? >> i really think so. >> we appreciate you being with us, and thank you for joining us. >> hey, thanks so much. anytime, sean. >> okay. funny. time now to take a look at the "morning papers." "washington post," good boy.

Mayor of myrtle beach, south carolina. mayor, i'm very happy we were able to arrange this tonight. i'm told we have a bit of a satellite delay. let's start off with what you're being told. there was some forecast models tonight that had this storm kind of banging up against the coastline and then drifting south a little bit. that would not be good news for myrtle beach. >> absolutely not, brian, and this storm is so massive that, really, no matter where it hits, so many of us will be impacted. north carolina, south carolina, virginia, ask innd into the inl. so we really are very, very concerne...