by looking down as well as backing down from those kind of interruptions from mitt romney, and mitt romney did that all night to show how he could be aggressive and assertive and go toe to toe with this president and look presidential. romney was effective in doing that during this debate where the president i think his strategy was to be more likeable, and we saw that congruent in his body language, with the head tilts, which are around the idea of likability, which was a big thing toure brought up earlier at the top of the program. we saw a lot of the president s stress and dislike of the situation in his mouth. he would close his mouth in a forceful way that seemed to create like crow s feet beneath his lip, which seemed to suggest he s unhappy being there. you see it there. it looks like a dimple up before the smile. you saw it more. that communicates stress, right? i m not happy to be here, right? yes. it s kind of a smile, right? it s a smile underneath, and
and they have to bring up the experts that went down there. and then no one will ever be down there again. everyone will be safe. that s how we hope it will end. interesting couple of people brought up today. daniel herrera, we met his mother and his mother was here for weeks, she said i m not leaving the camp site until my son is safe. she was there right behind us when her son came out. an emotional moment. and edison pena, the elvis presley aficionado. plays the music down there. got a great offer from graceland come to graceland, all expenses paid trip for two. i guarantee you that mr. pena will be in tennessee shortly the elvis aficionado that he is, wolf? a whole lot of rocking going on. these are live pictures from underneath about half a mile underneath. these are where the remaining nine miners are, the five rescue workers. these are live pictures that our viewers are seeing.
massive asteroid that could be as old as the solar system itself. and we ll revisit the gulf disaster in my xyz. looking back on this roller-coaster ride and looking ahead to a very uncertain future. let s get start r stathd for you in the gulf. we re looking at the very latest. the newest containment cap that they have tried to put in a mile underneath the sea, supposedly going to be the most encouraging news from the spill site after the last 84 days. these are 12 different routers we re watching. some are active, some aren t. the one on the lower right-hand side is the top of this new spool, this big adapter that they were able to put in in the last 24 hours. you re looking at 65,000 barrels coming out of the oil. if we can move a little bit up here to this perforated area, this could be the top of what we believe to be the lowering tool as they bring on down this new cap. it s supposedly perforated like that. these are some of the pimpts we re watching. the video that s coming
beaches for the very first time. mayor robby maxwell saying they have been planning for this moment for quite some time. the clean-up crews are there. they were ready to attack and are already hitting the shore there. also, let me give you more details here. the estimates we re seeing right now, 35 to 60,000 barrels each and every day. that total can be quite large. and we did that put that all together for you, over the 70 days, that adds up to about 2.3 million barrels, all the way up to close to 4 million barrels. 3.9. bp is saying they have now got 39,000 people that are working on this. the numbers before, about 22,000. they also have 5,000 vessels that are part of this clean-up effort. and when we take a look at the numbers, 652,000 barrels skimmed off of the surface that from the oil that has been coming up from, again, a mile underneath