tell us about our third topic. tyler clemente was a freshman at records in september 2010 when he stepped off the gw bridge. cops out in electronic dwell on tw trail on twitter with is roommate having a webcam operation. a male date came over. the room may turn on his webcam. he saw of them were making out, turned it off, but told other students about what he had seen. he planned another viewing, which was is titillating status and cancer, which he was using tyler to get attention in his first weeks of college. because of this investigation, criminal charges were filed, and he was convicted. that meant a 10-year maximum sentence. on monday, the judge had to decide how to handle this. the clementes spoke very movingly. his father was furious in a way that was during although i thought i could understand his sense of powerlessness. the roommate chose not to speak, which was surprising because it was the moment to throw himself on the judge s mercy. i was waiting for a moment
kechl ka chemicals to break up the oil. wolf reynolds is in louisiana, and bp says carpet bomb despite the dispersant used, he says the coast guard regularly granted bp exemptions. documents show the coast guard granted more than 74 exemptions in 48 days. what else can you tell us, reynolds? i can tell you that s exactly right. when they first started after the explosion at the deepwater horizon, they were using roughly 25,000 gallons of that per day, at a rate of 25,000 per day. they re using it not only on the surface but also underwater. the use was halted temporarily while the epa conducted tests to really examine the safety of the dispersants. they were allowed but the epa said they needed to be used at a much lower rate. but we re talking about a total of 1.8 million gallons of dispersant in the gulf of mexico as we speak. there are so many mysteries regarding this. we re not sure of the long-term effects, what it might mean to the ecology of the gulf of mexico. i can
impacted the response. it s extraordinary imprecise and we took a view very early on, we didn t think you could do it. meaning measure the flow rate, and we didn t think it was relevant either. bp had always planned to overreact to the spill, planning for a worst case scenario. if that is true, how come they re still scrambling to get containment vessels here and boom and skimmers and just about everything else. to continue to claim it s just too hard to estimate the oil, and besides, it s irrelevant. and then on the other hand to have pushed a stunningly low estimate of 1,000 barrels spilling as bp did for weeks after the saturdayer, that does not pass the smell test, the picayune pointed out on june 11th, james watson concluded that bp s response plan was based on unrealistically low flow rates. he wrote to doug suttles, i m concerned your current plans do not provide for maximum mobilization of resources to provide the needed collection capacity with revised consistent
picayune doug suttles said knowing how much oil is gushing out of this well is important. the flow rate has never impacted the response. it s extraordinary imprecise and we took a view very early on, we didn t think you could do it. meaning measure the flow rate, and we didn t think it was relevant either. bp had always planned to overreact to the spill, planning for a worst case scenario. if that is true, how come they re still scrambling to get containment vessels here and boom and skimmers and just about everything else. to continue to claim it s just too hard to estimate the oil, and besides, it s irrelevant. and then on the other hand to have pushed a stunningly low estimate of 1,000 barrels spilling as bp did for weeks after the zaft saturdayer, that not pass the smell test, the picayune pointed out on june 11th, james watson concluded that bp s response plan was based on unrealistically low flow rates. he wrote to doug suttles, i m concerned your current plans do no