sentencing. we are expected to learn more about this decision in about two hours. we ll bring that to you live right here on the most news in the morning. the white house this morning promising the terrorist behind the deplorable and cowardly attacks in euganda will be tracked down and brought to justice. at least 64 people were killed including one american. six americans from a church mission were also injured. joining me on the phone right now, cnn national security contributor fran townsend. fran was the homeland security advisor to president bush and is now a member of the cia s external advisory board. we re talking about these crowded venues. people gathered to watch the world cup of course finals, one was a restaurant there, a popular restaurant. do we know who could have been the target of these blasts? that s the ultimate question. i think when you see the white house statement that you referred to, most likely what will happen especially now because there s b
and had big blobs of oil coming down in front of him and it was a lot more visually stimulating. what surprised him is how much the oil has been broken up and he considers it more dangerous than if the oil was sitting up on the surface because it can t be cleaned up. we spoke with bp. they don t have the technology to clean it up. they are realing on mother nature to do so. and pretty much a lot of people are calling this a gamble. epa justifieding putting the disperse edi dispersants in the water saying it was the letters of two evils. but this is what people are starting to question right now, is it the letters of two evils when you see that much sitting in the water column. so what is mr. cousteau s vision of what will happen to those drop lets that are right now in the water coal lem? will it eventually descend or is it inevitable that it would make
the waves of the gulf of mexico. this is from deep below the surface. amber lyon and rich brooks joined felipe cousteau for a dive in the waters and what makes this unique is they were able to talk about it live and record it as well while underwater and while that very interesting dive. amber joins us now more on her underwater expedition. joining us from new orleans now. reporter: hey, fredricka. how are you doing? you know, the thing about jumping in this water, the reason we were hearing hazmat suits. you saw there, hopefully my red hazmat outfit to keep water from touching the skin no scientific experiments have been done to test how toxic a dispersant/crude mixture is in the water, long-term effects on humans norma reen life. environmentalists have been accusing bp of conducting a giant science experiment in the gulf of mexico. we wanted to get in that water,
dive suit, yesterday, descended along the felipe cousteau to get a look at this water to see how the dispersants may have polluted the water. any idea what some environment lists or others might be thinking about felipe cousteau about news the old containment cap is removed by bp as hay make way for the new one? reporter: i haven t talked to felipe cousteau but he will be happy. they want bp to quit pumping dispersants in the water. we were diving around yesterday and saw little pieces of oil and according to felipe, that oil is toxic to fish eggs and larva. to explain that, one part per
solution is a relief well and that is still being drilled. meantime a compelling new view of the spill. amber joined felipe cousteau of a vantage point you ll see only here on cnn. reporter: we re 48 miles away from the deep water who are sooi ron zil and if you look in the water, you can see it s cloudy right now. all these little pieces in front of us. it just looks like almost like some kind of little grant. just little particles here all through the water. that s what s so concerning about this. because the oil isn t going to the surface. it s discontribute biting throughout the water column. it is a critical time of year when fish and other organisms are breeding and this is floating through.