bop is the blowout preventers. the prevention board has tasks for various kinds of investigations, it is far from clear as to whether they have a strong claim to make to do an investigation here. in fact, they acknowledged in correspondance with the department a number of months ago that they weren't sure that they had jurisdiction to do this investigation. so that's one of the reasons that i find it surprising and somewhat disappointing that they're being so aggressive about pushing their positions and risking the delay in the completion of the most comprehensive investigation that we have going right now. >> well, we also know that this week there's been an election that's going to bring about a vastly changed congress come january. i wanted to ask you about some legislation that's pending to regulate offshore oil drilling and also to give you the added resource that is you need to hire more inspectors and tighten up regulation on offshore drilling. if that legislation does not pass, what does that mean for your

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i'm sure you wanted to hear more about the bop. finally, it really is important that you distinguish what i am saying. as we stand here today we don't see where a man or a group of men were making one of these decisions and they had in their minds that if we do it this way it will be safer, we will do it the cheap way instead of the safeway. we know that $1 million a day is a lot of money. the idea that the delay cost $1 million is overhanging on the heads of people. they don't want to risk their lives, so there is a complex matrix here. the matrix is they want to be efficient and don't want to waste money, but they don't want their bodies to get killed. i have been on a lot of breaks and i don't believe people sit there and say this is really dangerous, but the guys will make more money. i think it is more complicated than that. what we are saying is human beings that made the decision -- we don't see a concrete situation where humans made a trade off of safety for dollars. thanks so much for your attention. we will be asking a nu

i'm sure you wanted to hear more about the bop. finally, it really is important that you distinguish what i am saying. as we stand here today we don't see where a man or a group of men were making one of these decisions and they had in their minds that if we do it this way it will be safer, we will do it the cheap way instead of the safeway. we know that $1 million a day is a lot of money. the idea that the delay cost $1 million is overhanging on the heads of people. they don't want to risk their lives, so there is a complex matrix here. the matrix is they want to be efficient and don't want to waste money, but they don't want their bodies to get killed. i have been on a lot of breaks and i don't believe people sit there and say this is really dangerous, but the guys will make more money. i think it is more complicated than that. what we are saying is human beings that made the decision -- we don't see a concrete situation where humans made a trade off of safety for dollars. thanks so much for your attention. we will be asking a nu

. >>> most observers believe today and analysts see the bop taking back control -- gop taking back control. right now, it shows 224 seats with 167 going to the democrats. 4 are considered tossups. however, most observers don't see the republicans taking control of the senate. real clear politics puts the number of -- >>> the sale of violent video games to minors went up for debate today. >>> it looks like the bay area weather will be heating up fast. steve paulson will tell us how fast and how hot it will get in your neighborhood. >>> how did the san francisco police department fare? we'll have that story coming up for you. >>> oakland firefighters rescued seven people from a burning apartment building this morning, including two children. the fire was reported just after 6:00 a.m. at a three-story building on east 15th street. about 40 firefighters responded and rescued seven people from the upper floors. one adult and two children were hospitalized for treatment of smoke inhalation. investigators say it appears the fire began in the basement and caused about $250,000 in damage. the cause

and we were in italy and bopping around the world and doing our thing. jill's mom is living in santa barbara. this whole family that was all over the map came together, no one planned it, came together -- >> we ended up bringing my mom to new york at our son's suggestion. >> max said you have to bring her home. >> he didn't pay for it. >> well, this brings up a bunch of other things, too. let's talk about the decision, first. i have been through this with my own mother relocating from new jersey and hope the money works and get her into assisted living. your mom was failing. her husband had died. you are back and forth and worried all the time. you were hope degree wouldn't change your life. what went into the decision? >> it was probably in the back of my mind for a long time but i didn't dare say it to him. he never enjoyed our visits to my mom not because he didn't like my mom because he didn't like me when i was with my mom. i was a nervous wreck. the idea that we would bring her to new york i couldn't whisper it. that night when we were in such dire

>> by law we cannot spend -- we do not spend bop -- dollar for dollar. if you want to spend dollar for dollar, then you engage in support of 527 where everything is fully disclosed. as the 50% of the work that we do is an advocacy. our group will have substantially less than 50% advocacy. there are rules and regulations that apply to these types. the bottom line is, if every group on the left and right were to operate on a level playing field, i would support full disclosure. i do not oppose that. what we're talking about now is leveling the playing field, following the rules that were in effect for groups like league of conservation voters, planned parenthood on the left, and now the leftist talking about doing it again. i would fully support a more open disclosure process, a level playing bill. the unions need to be there, the trial lawyers need to be on a level playing fieldand our courts. if we can figure that out, i am not opposed to that. we're following the letter of law using resources as allowed by the law. and in many ways, leveling with the le

elsewhere as steve jackson had the first triple double in charlotte's young french eyes he's three as the bop has held off the songs know during wade miami mouth face where rudy gay heat again we need to leave the grizzlies over the heat elsewhere you again victorious against a strong opposition all of the rules as the blazers go down for the second straight game and also the next now only three games winning streak up to topping the clippers. semis while the scores now ends in a moscow have missed the chance to go top of the cage shelf following a two one defeat at the hands of fellow high flaws c b and hugo recall did save at least some of the numbers blushes by making a last gasp goal for them but that was mere consolation for the novel the state. one point adrift of. course and the other end of the table in. the bottom off the. three want. us. now in sailing the russian ewald synergies stilling going to ashen for a semi final spot in the louisville trophy taking place in dubai that despite struggling throughout the opening day of the second job and they synergy faced an uphill challenge o

elsewhere as steve jackson had the first triple double in charlotte's young french eyes history as the bophas held off with songs you know doing wade miami mt face where rudy gay heat again winning buzzer beater to leave the grizzlies over the heat elsewhere you again victorious against strong opposition all of the rules as the blazers go down for the second straight game and also the next now only three games winning streak up to topping the clippers. semis hockey scores now and have missed the chance to go top of the cage shelf following a two one defeat at the hands of fellow high applause c b. if you call it save at least some of the numbers blushes by meeting a last gasp bill for them but that was mere consolation for the novel state one point adrift of leaders with the liquidity of course and the other end of the table with a little clues now it's moved up the bottom off the beaten beat is three won also old who was. now in sailing the russian ewald synergies still in contention for a semi final spot in the louis trophy taking place in dubai despite struggling throughout the opening

fences and defenses over the bop. reporting there are much more coverage to come of course throughout the day. and while most leaders meeting in korea don't agree with america's laces decision to print more money greg white the editor of the business insider website told me no one's willing to stand up to washington. well fortunately for the united states there's always a buyer out there for us dead and everyone uses the dollar and there is no alternative to that right now there has been some discussion about returning to the gold standard but that's extremely unlikely so right now the u.s. is in a unique position it doesn't have to worry about cuts like europe but what it can do is continue to spend as it wishes until someone can come up with a real viable political solution to this problem and there's really only two tunes being played one by the united states and one by the rest of the g. twenty everyone's in opposition to what the united states is doing in terms of quantitative easing but the u.s. continues to do

a doctor did not order a bop cy after not noticing a growth. state lawyers had argued the cancer was untreatable. a separate suit against the federal court is in april. >>> san jose moving forward with a plan to punish parents for giving teens alcohol. there's already a state law that doles out stiff fines if an adult gives a teen alcohol and hurts themselves and others. the idea is to remind parents to keep parties in control. >>> there is a fight over resources to battle fires in bonny doon where people met to discuss the issue last night. cal fire wants to move one of its engine. they have six during the summer, which they say the enough for that size. but volunteer firefighters say when something major happens as it did no 2008 during the martin fire, the levels of staffing are not sufficient. >>> on the peninsula, a special flag raising ceremony marked the day. a u.s. flag that was flown in iraq was hosted over san mateo. it was donated by justin ericson. he served two tours in iraq. >> pretty crazy. something i brought and it's a piece of

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the hands were tightly bopped by the national origins act of 1924 which he really had nothing to do. yes, sir? >> you mentioned that most people knew that he was paralyzed because of the march of dimes. when he was running for president in 1932, they covered so much of his paralyzingness, did the people really know at that point or that he just had a limp? >> i was only three weeks old at that time, and my memory is not as good as it might be. i think that -- i believe that it was well-known, and the photograph everies voluntarily would not take pictures of him, and if someone did, they exposed the negatives and destroyed the negatives. the reason was it seemed immaterial. roosevelt was so vigorous and dissicive. the fact he was crippled seem immaterial. when he was elected governor in 1928, newsesmen in albany didn't take pictures because they felt it didn't give an accurate depiction of his courage and stamina and ability, so it was, it was not a coffer up -- cover up. people knew it, but they thought it was simply irrelevant. in the back, yes, sir? >> i'm curious to find out your

they coalesce inside the bop area. the gas and oil is already there. it's not going to migrate 18,000 feet after the pressure test all the way up that casing and cause the blow out. i believe it was already present and that's what caused the blow out. i believe potentially departed weak point in the casing. >> is this where you're looking? >> yes, sir. that's a rough, quick assessment. >> mr. blight. do you have any comment on that? >> only the work we did as to this topic is covered expenseively in the report. in the appendice. i was very confident when the report was issued two months ago, today, that that had been the flow path. we demonstrated that with well flow modelling. matching the surface pressure data. and then confirmed it with additional information that became available to demonstrate it had not come up the annulus. since that report as come out, there's been further confirming data that demonstrates it did not come up through the seal assembly. >> do you understand the point he was making? >> i could not follow the logic of his descripti

for the sierra, the winter snow warning and snow levels bopping out close to 2,000 feet out of the weekend is something we're watching for you in the high country. you don't have to head to the sierra to find snow. the higher hilltops around the bay area will get a dusting. look at the high in the upper 50s for main lay areas in hayward. low to mid 50s across the north bay. ukiah and lake port to get a dusting of snow. things dry out for the holiday travel time of year. wednesday and thursday chilly, but dry as we approach thanksgiving. >>> now to news for the bottom line. a company is looking at hiring thousands. it's a sign that tech could be leading the country out of a recession and only today in the bay has the power to cnbc to explain. live at the world headquarters with more on that and a look at early trading. >> good morning to you. we are watching stocks falloff a little bit here in the first 20 minutes of trade. the dow is down about 45 points. we started about 20. we will have to see what happens as the day goes on. it could be a bit of profit-takeing for the strong rally after

many of the names are out there, you know, the alleged models for james bopped, but the -- bond, but the service and until this moment in the book self-officially acknowledged people as members and officers of the service. that's a real advance. that's a point where there's a change from one situation to another situation. it doesn't mean that i was able to per miscue lousily name officers because there's a role problem about this. people who work today for the service do not say what they do. it's unlike the cia. i remember going to a conference 15 years ago and a man produces a card from his pocket and it says cia. so there is stuff in that sense, you know, and important stuff revealed certainly for the first time. i don't know, i mean, if you want -- are there -- we want to talk a little bit before we open it to questions, but just about individual spies, are there any you'd like to draw,ed reader's tangs too if >> yeah, i would. there's two or three particular operations that i would like to menges here. one, that i appreciate and fascinates me in particular because i'm intellige

they are part of the bop. the clothes from the pipe and create a seal. -- they close around the pipe and to create a seal. you see these three lines. they are basically run from the bop back up. those pipes are used for a variety of different activities. back it up, please. one of which is the seal assembly pressure test. the crew will pump pressure down into this close to the soul, close the valve at the top of the raid, and then watch for a period of time to make sure the pressure holds. if the pressure holds, you can be sure that this bill assemblies are doing well. there are holding pressure. out here, they ran a seal assembly test and it passed and nobody disputes that it was a good test. we will move on to the next test. the positive pressure test. the positive pressure test is testing something different. it is the integrity of the casing down in the well. again, what the crew does is pump pressure down into the well and see if it holds. but the pressure does not hold, it indicates that there is a leak.

jeff, i don't know, maybe it's of you peter, but it shows you clearly being unhappy as your head the bopping above the water. tell us about those moments when you don't know what was going to happen next. >> i had just dumped all my heavy dive gear within the first five minutes basically to stay afloat and that was a lot better and then we just started swimming for australia, of course we love our beautiful country. >> the boat sank it's sinker line and drifted a little bit. so by the time we came back, it was gone. >> so had enough energy left to take pictures of the rescue helicopter. you can actually see the helicopter that would eventually get you on to the police boat that would eventually, the boat would eventually capsize. now what went through your mind then when you realized this had happened to you not just once but twice? >> well, it was actually wasn't the police boat that overturned. they picked us up and gave us the option, they were going down to another port further down south and they said would you like to get back on board with your friends on your own dive boat? so we jum

they are part of the bop.the clothes from the pipe and create a seal. -- they close around the pipe and to create a seal. you see these three lines. they are basically run from the bop back up. those pipes are used for a variety of different activities. back it up, please. one of which is the seal assembly pressure test. the crew will pump pressure down into this close to the soul, close the valve at the top of the raid, and then watch for a period of time to make sure the pressure holds. if the pressure holds, you can be sure that this bill assemblies are doing well. there are holding pressure. out here, they ran a seal assembly test and it passed and nobody disputes that it was a good test. we will move on to the next test. the positive pressure test. the positive pressure test is testing something different. it is the integrity of the casing down in the well. again, what the crew does is pump pressure down into the well and see if it holds. but the pressure does not hold, it indicates that there is a leak.

the day before thanksgiving and their road in san jose really quiet here you can see the camera of boppingthe weather in truckee is clear and very cold. i just check the current temperature it has gone up we are almost at 20 which is very cold. as i look across the meadow it is covered in snow and the mountain tops has a light dusting of snow. the weather is clear right now i see no clouds in the sky but that was a completely different story yesterday. snowbanks were up the pole on stop signs all the way up to the bottom of the stop sign. there were adzes that it was clear nobody had been down and quite a while because snowdrifts had shrunk the size of the road where was almost impossible to get through. >> some of the pitchers this snow banks are gigantic. can you hear me? >> snow banks are press of here. there is a foot and half of snow collected on the rooftop right now. >> did they say it's the powder good stuff is already headed up today's in luck. >> you do have to braves a cold. it is incredibly chile this morning also nice and clear the bay bridge toll plaza not many clouds in the

is also retiring at the end of this commerce -- bop -- of this congress voluntarily. [laughter] next is norm coleman, the chief executive officer of an organization. as a republican senator, he ran for 2002-2008. he was the mayor of st. paul. when he was in the senate, it was chairman on investigations including for the oil for food program. we will talk about some of the investigations that the next congress my conduct. next is representative jim nestle, a former eight-term congressman. he was also the chairman of the budget committee and then the president of george w. bush's omb director. it is a budget die. he will get questions for the budgets and the tax credits. brian barrett, a democrat from washington. he chairs science and technology, energy and environment subcommittee. it's been a better part of his career focusing on issues that are extremely technical, especially the environment, but also policy and taxes. he has won reelection in a district that has voted for president bush ties. he is also retiring voluntarily. he is a psychologist, which it must come

all started there was 500 barrels of 14 pound mud below the drill pipe that was pushed up into the bop, and is it hit the b.o.p., it kept a constant pressure, a sign dpliewds were -- fluids were moving. they were scratching their heads why there was a pressure deferential. there is a statement from a person going through the drill floor at that time discussing differential pressure. that's the anomaly we're talking about there. the timeline puts mud on the drill floor a little bit later than bp's. if you look at the actions that we know happened between 9:34 -- >> what time does your timeline put mud on the floor? >> we're three minutes after that. >> 2 1:43. let's go back to this one. we now see that 21:31-38, right in here, you guys are seeing things that you said was confusing, differential drill pressures seen, they were discussing it. you said it was -- well, you used the word confusing. >> well, actually from the times they started the pumps back up after the machine test, for every action the driller took, he saw the expected reaction on the pressure gauges, so for the better pa

the camera is shaking but we see clear skies. 53 in san jose by noontime bopping in up to 59. 63 is yourllas to 57 this eveningit down to 57. it wl bring us warmer and drier weather through the next few days but that is not the case in the sierra. we had snow earlier this morning chains are required in that area but dry weather in the bay. current tanagers 53 in san francisco. 57 for he works 54 fremont 56 in san jose 56 in los gatos. your highs today mild similar through the bay area 61 center rows of richmond and napa. 60 is in francisco oakland will talk about a 62 today. 59 have been bay 63 mountain view 63 san jose. los gatos will reach 60 today. morgan hill 61. the fog for the next few mornings thursday and friday nights clear conditions make your way into the weekend as you can see we are starting to warm up. make it into the low 70 saturday continuing to warm sunday keeping mild weather for monday and the start of your work week. >> i quick bridge check around the bay area things have calmed down no big incidences' morning to tie up traffic and the bay bridge ride even after 10:0

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what does that dispute do to the timeline and the chances that we'll get answers about the bop and the well soon, and what are you doing about it? >> guest: well, i'm hoping it doesn't effect the timeline. we did face some delays at the beginning of the process that put us a little bit behind schedule, and some of those delays required us to request an extension of the time when our final report is going to be issued. it was originally scheduled for the end of january, and because of delays in the b.o.p. testing, we've had to ask for an extension until the latter part of march. i'm hoping that the requests by the csb that we are trying to deal with responsibly will not lengthen the timeline, but as you may know, they've, they are making a bit of a fuss about it, and they've threaten today go to court about it. we're actually discussing issues with them this afternoon and hope to be able to resolve it. it's unfortunate. i find some of the things they've done both aggressive and somewhat puzzling since they've acknowledged in the past some doubt about whether they have any jurisdiction t