providing the details. i wonder if the president did get specific on entitlement reform, on his plan, if there is such a plan, doesn t it commit him to sharing it with the public after he said so, so publicly in a press conference? chris: charles, your reaction? well, a furious president obama. and what you wonder after watching that is what is left to talk about tomorrow morning at this meeting? chris: well, they have to find a way for the country not to go in default. exactly. but you wonder if the well hasn t been so poisoned by what what gonen in the last 24 hours that we don t know exactly what has gone on, whether we can get to solving the problem. for the first time in the whole process, i am beginning to doubt that we really will hit august 2 debt ceiling deadline. one of the unfortunate things about this press conference is that i understand he is trying to portray himself as the guy who wants to compromise and wants a balanced approach. he is the adult in the room.
this will not be done until we do the bottom kill. wait, there s more. oil industry expert bob cavnar warning us engineers might regret cementing the well from above too soon. with today s procedure, he said bp sealed off the only way it has to tell what s really been going on below the surface. something it will want to know when the company intercepts the blown-out well with the relief well. if any part of the well in between the cement plug above and relief wells below has ruptured, they will have no way of gauging the pressure to find out whether or not that has happened. that the well hasn t been killed from the top, the clean upstill to follow, doesn t stop the administration from saying the long battle in the gulf is far from over. president obama repeating his claim today at a ford plant in chicago, returning to the phrases he used at similar events recently, like made in america and number one again.
bp sealed off the only way it has to tell what s really been going on below the surface. something it will want to know when the company intercepts the blown-out well with the relief well. if any part of the well in between the cement plug above and below has ruptured, they will have no way of gauging the pressure. to find out whether or not that has happened. that the well hasn t been killed from the top, the cleanup still to come does not stop the administration from saying the disaster is far from over. president obama repeating his claim today at a ford plant in chicago, returning to the phrases he used at similar events recently, like made in america and number one again. mr. obama reminding the autoworkers if the republicans had their way, an industry in crisis would have been left to fend for itself. that s the challenge we faced when i took office. an industry that was on the
clearly we need to pump cement. if we do it from the top we might alter what we do with the relief well. but the relief well is still part of the solution. the ultimate objective is getting this well permanently sealed. admiral allen responding, the well will not be killed until we do the bottom kill and do whatever needs to be done. i am the national incident commander and i issue the orders. this will not be done until we do the bottom kill. wait, there s more. oil industry expert bob cavnar warning us engineers might regret cementing the well from above too soon. with today s procedure, he said bp sealed off the only way it has to tell what s really been going on below the surface. something it will want to know when the company intercepts the blown-out well with the relief well. if any part of the well in between the cement plug above and relief wells below has ruptured, they will have no way of gauging the pressure to find out whether or not that has happened. that the well hasn t
you watch them move to some extent, it was violent, and i didn t find it to be clinical at all. reporter: and gardner s family members were in the area. they went to visit him before the execution, but they decided not to actually witness the execution, saying they wanted to remember him differently than to see that and be haunted by it for the rest of their lives. ted, i wonder, you know, the rest of utah or a lot of other people in utah, do they feel pretty haunted by this? this is something that hasn t happened in 14 years there. reporter: yeah, and, you know, it s a mixed bag. the capital punishment, the subject itself, obviously a great debate on it. here in utah, there is a 70-plus positive for the death penalty. a lot of people are for the death penalty here. a lot of people think the firing