is good, discussion is good, the more people involved in taking action and engaging in climate change is by far the better, the more private sector engagement in this issue is better than what we saw ten, 20, 30 years better than what we saw ten, 20,30 years ago when it better than what we saw ten, 20, 30 years ago when it was government driven process. it government driven process. if we go back there at cop27, a loss and damage fund was agreed upon for richer countries to pay poor countries which were suffering the impacts of climate change. how do you see that working out, because that has been run of the numerous sticking points? the has been run of the numerous sticking points? sticking points? the private sector needs sticking points? the private sector needs to sticking points? the private sector needs to get - sticking points? the private sector needs to get far - sticking points? the private| sector needs to get far more engaged. loss and damagejust one element
forcing the hydrocarbons up through the well bore. it indicates to us the hydrocarbons are being forced up and the well boor can withstand that pressure. that is good news. also some video from monday of the actually cap being put into place. this is the white structure being moved on top of what they put on earlier. this testing process we re waiting for could take anywhere from 6 to 48 hours. it all depends on bp as they go through all their testing. they don t want to rush into this. this process could be difficult and very difficult. the cap could do more damage to the well s casting underneath as well as to the blowout preventer, meaning that the flow of oil could continue without control, potentially. that s one scenario. take a look right now. there s already 3,800,000
i don t think there s a problem with that. i think that our core goals here, and, again, i m not a representative on behalf of the mosque. i m with the muslim public affairs council. but this is part of a bigger issue of people looking at mosques as potential threats, when in reality, they re just houses of worship alongside synagogues and churches and they should be treated that way. you know, these are peaceful people who are looking for a place to worship. and the organizers behind this project have nothing but goodwill to offer and want to be part of the fabric of new york. and i think that s why this project should go forward. and i think that people who were against it, you knower should be a part of the process. and should be guests in that mosque, just like everybody else. i know this mosque will have its doors open. edina, we tried to be a part of process. we tried we met with the imam. we met with the gamel brothers, and they lied to us. when we questioned them about the mo
but there s no question about it. a lot of this she ll have to deal with on her own, with her family, a supportive family. but it s very clear she s a wonderful mother and so are many of these other parents. they went through so much fear when the earthquake happened. so many were months into the process. elizabeth was 18 months into the process. they thought the children they were going to bring to the united states were dead. they survived so they re very happy no matter what happens that they have their children with them at home. how many jennas do we think are out there that might be going through this difficulty and elizabeths, for that matter, too, and trying to help their new children? reporter: it s such a big story because you also have orphans who are here who were orphaned after the quake. then you have orphans who were orphaned before the quake but hadn t gone through the process. there s all kinds of stories to tell. we ll be telling them for months to come. but hundr
retired admiral was talking about. right. because they just built this. people are asking why didn t they do this 80 days ago. because this didn t exist 80 days ago. she started building this as as soon as they knew they could use this. there s no problem that i don t think this could hold 8,000 psi. what we don t know what happened to the blowout preventer in the process of the blowout, literally? in the explosion and all the other pipes flying around there. plus the junk shot that they put in there and all the other things and how compromised. this is going to stop oil from coming out completely. we re going to have to see whether oil comes out here, or here, or here. or maybe all the way down through the wellbore itself. maybe that was compromised. we have no idea. let s talk on that worst case scenario. as they close this out, what could happen here, underneath the ground? these pipes sticking out, there are pipes attached to this. and they are going up to surface