gregg: engineers at the university of michigan of a brand-new robot to show off. you have to learn to walk before you run. that is what mabel is trying to do. the creators were trying to get the robot to climb over a stack of planks, they do everything by touch, and it makes it over the first then they had the extra plarnk and she snaps her right leg. ouch! it s just a robot. one two many hits of jagermeister. you know your stuff, don t you. juliet: i think they wanted to cut it off.
barrels per day out at the site at ground zero. that is less than half of the 40,000 barrels that is still coming out of there. it s not clear if any penalties will be imposed. if bp does not give new plans. part of the rig may have watched up panama city, florida. a container wound up on shore. the tank is being transported back to louisiana for investigators to look at. juliet: thank you, seave. gregg: president obama is now planning a major speech to the nation to talk about the gulf oil spill. he ll deliver it from the oval office. it s coming tuesday night after returning from the gulf coast. he is setting out for the region tomorrow, his fourth visit to the region since the disaster begin. reporter: he has never addressed the nation from the oval office until now in a setting for tuesday s night
waters, could be too much for southerners to swallow. consumers may not handle the drastic increase in price. reporter: it is ultimately shrimp farmers in thailand and vietnam that may profit from the bp disaster and while consumers may pay more, supplies, say experts, will not be affected. in boston, molly line, fox news. gregg: we ll have a fair and balanced debate about how the gulf residents affected by the spill will be going through the legal process and efforts to make sure judges hearing the cases do not have conflicts of interest. links to oil companies, investments, itet cetera. stay tuned for that. juliet: pilots are striking and spirit airlines cancelled all of its flights through tuesday, stranding passengers over the weekend and now beyond but despite nightmares like this, a j.d. power and associates survey shows airline passenger satisfaction is up. what is that about? joining us now is brenda buttner, anchor of bulls and
tv during the week and limited amount of time on the computer, mostly for school and research. juliet: not even fox news. gregg: nope, nope, sorry. juliet: thank you very much. gregg: they are not ready for us yet! juliet: they need to understand the world, a tough place out there! gregg: i tell them about the world. juliet: all right, thanks for joining us, i ll be back in an hour for fox report. gregg: fox news with chris wallace begins, right about now. uh oh. sorry, son, but you still have em. [ female announcer ] you can t pass inspection wi pces left behind. luckily charmin ultra strong is soft and more durable, so youe left with a more dependable clean. fewer pieces left behind, charmin ultra strong.
president actually fly down to the gulf. reporter: monday, tomorrow. this time he s staying overnight, instead of going to louisiana he heads to alabama, mississippi and florida and will meet with three governors there and plans to visit a squad station in gulfport, mississippi and a staging area, in alabama and pensacola, florida, where oil is starting to come ashore. juliet: julie kirtz, live in washington, thank you, fox news will cover the president s speech to the nation on tuesday, it will be happening at 8:00 p.m. eastern. bret baier will anchor our coverage and the speech will be streaming live on fox news-come. fox news.com. gregg: the coast guard is deploying sensors to the gulf floor, the government hoping to get a more accurate estimate of how much oil is leaking. this as oil continues to wash up on gulf shores leaving beaches and wildlife covered in crude. steve harrigan is live in grand isle, louisiana with the latest. hi, steve.