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The heat of the fire. >> we have 500 gallons a minute at these locations. >> the city's buildings department tells norm that the structure is stable because there aren't any cracks or bulges in the walls but he doesn't take any chances and establishes a wide perimeter or collapse zone around it. >> we move those trucks and the hose lines away from the building to the opposite side of the street. firefighters are also repotioned across the street and continue their efforts to fight the blaze. norm's instincts are right. after nine hours of fire and thousands of gallons of water pumped in, the w...

He is concerned the old building will fot be able to withstand the heat of the fire. >> we have 500 gallons a minute at these locations. >> the city's buildings department tells norm that the structure is stable because there aren't any cracks or bulges in the walls but he doesn't take any chances and establishes a wide perimeter or collapse zone around it. >> we move those trucks and the hose lines away from the building to the opposite side of the street. firefighters are also repotioned across the street and continue their efforts to fight the blaze. norm's instincts are right. after nine h...

What we've got is the stak cap has been put in place before we finish building out the infrastructure to support the four platform production. we're somewhat limited right now. but we have the cap in place and are finishing the infrastructure to take us to the 60,000 to 80,000 production capacity. >> joining us tonight, the former oil industry executive who now covers the industry at dailyhurricane doc. thanks for your time. do you elaborate on what admiral allen said about how those lines, those hose lines in effect that would be going down to the cap, might not be able to carry this kind of ...

Put in place before we finish building out the infrastructure to support the four platform production. so we're somewhat limited right now. but we have the cap in place and are finishing the infrastructure to take us to the 60,000 to 80,000 barrels a day production capacity. >> joining us tonight is bob cavnar, a former oil industry executive who now covers the industry at dailyhurricane.com. thanks to your time, bob. bob, could you elaborate on what admiral allen said about how those lines, those hose lines in effect that would be going down to the cap might not be able to carry this kind of ...

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