proceeding as planned. the cap is detained to form a tight seal, enabling bp to siphon off all of the oil from the well but the final solution still rests with those relief wells that are being drilled. >> let's turn to new orleans and the gulf oil disaster. reynolds wolf has been there for the past several days. good morning to you once again. kate just describing about the process, how it's supposed to go and going to be helped along a bit because maybe we don't have to worry about another storm or any bad weather for awhile. that's a big deal. >> reporter: thankfully we have a window of seven to ten days to really get some things done. the thing we have to get done is stop the oil roaring out, nothing is stopping it, it's going full force. around 12:37 yesterday afternoon central time, they removed the cap. right now the oil is coming out. just to give you an idea how crazy this is, a fire hose going on at full blast and trying to get a bottle cap to seal the