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exec executives did not know just how bad things are. >> there may have been a start when the new guy in charge, bob, came down and we took his hand and stuck in the the oil and he felt it and asked him "what do you they feels like on the back of a pelican?" he seemed to get it, and that was just the other day. maybe we'll see some changes. but until you see and go out there and see what it's doing, it scares the hell out of you. >> woodruff: in its now daily update, b.p. said the containment system on the damaged well head collected around 660,000 gallons of oil on wednesday. that's up slightfully the day before. but it remained unclear what the well's total flow is. coast guard admiral thad allen spoke in washington. >> as you might imagine, it's really complicated. we divided several teams up to take a look at this from different angles. literally different angles. the two basic things we're trying to do are reconcile two views of how the oil might be determined. one of them is overhead use of satellite imagery and sensors from nasa aircraft. the other team is looking at the oil co

the age-old issue of how does one best incentiv 5ize exec is to perform well?ers can -- employees can determine whether something is right and leave. time tells and performance based compensation is something that is on shareholders' minds. whether they make corrector incorrect decisions -- the proof is in the pudding. as a function of how the funds recover over time. host: it is time to start buying out public pensions. the few hundred thousand now will be weighed cheaper than the payout. will there be any takers? guest: what i think he might be saying is that in order to reduce the pension obllgations, some states are trying to incentivize people not to receive their stream of payments but take a lump sum. oftentimes, the lump sum can look enticing to the potential recipients. when you do the present bout you calculation, it may well be not a good economic deal. host: why so? guest: because money now -- it depends on two factors. the first factor is the persons likely mortality. if a person will live a long time, yet their genetics are in their favor, an annu

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