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It is heavy tar sand crude. of course, we don't know what the solvents are. i still want to know and i don't know if they've included that in what they provided to me. it's 12,000 pages, so we haven't got it all digested within the last 24 hours. but there are obviously a lot of chemicals that are incorporated into the product. i need to know what those are as well. >> arkansas attorney general dustin mcdaniels. thank you for your time tonight. before you go, i feel like i need to tell our audience they appreciate you being here that i forced you to sneak away from your grandmother's birthday ...

Disorder. in hindsight, barton's personality fit clinical patterns of a man on the edge. >> the person that i started to work with and the person that he ended up were two different people. he was not the same person at all. >> secretary leigh ann burke saw mark barton's behavior change over time. she started working with him in 1984 in texarkana, texas, where he was employed as a chemist for tlc manufacturing, a company that made cleaners and solvents. >> he was always kidding around and laughing and making jokes in the beginning. like i said, he was like a 6-year-old in the body of a 35-year...

Jump. that could cause a lot more headaches on capitol hill. >> i also want to join us with the responses of the talk back question. several republicans proposing raising the social security retirement age to help the country save money. carol, give us a sense, what have folks been telling you about this? >> a lot of controversial issues today. they are all flying around on capitol hill. our talk back question is should the social security age be raised to 70? not just no, but no, no, a thousand times no. just raise the wage cap and social security will be solvents well into the future. stop m...

Ruptured well has been captured. it has been recovered through the containment cap, skimming operations and controlled burns. now, 25% has evaporated or dissolved and that's considered a lowball estimate, by the way. 24% has been dispersed, broken into smaller drop let's, either by natural means or the chemical solvents. that leaves 26% of all the oil that has poured from that leak. it has either washed up on shore or still remains at sea, either on the surface of that -- of the ocean or, of course, beneath it. now cnn's jim acosta is joining us live from new orleans. so taking all of this int...

To dilute, literally dilute the toxin. everybody can do an expermit im in their kitchen. fill up your kitchen sink. put some grease on the surface. the grease floats. sprinkle in some joy or other dish soap. you'll see instantly the surface sheen looks like it disappears. it doesn't disappear. what it does is it breaks into little tiny droplets like rain. and it instantly goes into the water column. so the thing to remember here is like a rlesson from early classroom chemistry. like dissolves like. oil by nature is not based on water. so we have to use solvents to dissolve it. and those solven...