does it go back to bp? if so, what are the safeguards built into the system to prevent what would you call it? an intentional tendency not to give it out? >> you ask the same tough questions you did when we were doing the 9/11 fund and i thank you again for what you did ten years ago. ten years ago to get those new jersey constituents to understand how of the 9/11 fund worked. during the break i checked on this because i wanted to make sure i am accurate. in august of 2013 when the gccf was ready to close by agreement between the administration and bp there are three independent trustees in charge of the overall escrow, $20 billion. if those trustees conclude that there are more than $1 billion worth of claims that appear to be outstanding even though they are beyond 2013 they have the power to keep the fund open and every six months those trustees will review the state of the claims. only if the total claims fall under $1 billion will that money then revert back to bp. so the independent trustees have some

does it go back to bp? if so, what are the safeguards built into the system to prevent what would you call it? an intentional tendency not to give it out? >> you ask the same tough questions you did when we were doing the 9/11 fund and i thank you again for what you did ten years ago. ten years ago to get those new jersey constituents to understand how of the 9/11 fund worked. during the break i checked on this because i wanted to make sure i am accurate. in august of 2013 when the gccf was ready to close by agreement between the administration and bp there are three independent trustees in charge of the overall escrow, $20 billion. if those trustees conclude that there are more than $1 billion worth of claims that appear to be outstanding even though they are beyond 2013 they have the power to keep the fund open and every six months those trustees will review the state of the claims. only if the total claims fall under $1 billion will that money then revert back to bp. so the independent trustees have some

dempsey of bp. assuming that the trust fund is fully funded at $20 billion, when you add that cost plus all the other cause, what is the total cost to bp run this accident? >> congressman flores i think i should make a couple of points in response to your question. in the 20 billion-dollar trust was established, we were clear that it was neither a floor nor ceiling. it was intended to represent any total or minimum amount of the costs associated with response to the accident. our spending to date related to the accident is more than $20 billion. but, you have obviously estimated some future costs as well, so what would that be when you added to the 20 billion? is that a number you can share with us today? >> thank you congressman. asked if action there is an important -- i should make. the 20 thing trust was established to do a few specific things including the payment of claims, individual and business and government claims. but it was also intended to provide for funding for some of the natural re

does it go back to bp? if so, what are the safeguards built into the system to prent what would you call it? an intentional tendency not to give it out? >> you ask the same tough questions you did when we were doing the 11 fund and i thank you again for what you did ten years ago. ten years ago to get those new jersey constituents to understand how of the 9/11 fund worked. during the break i checked on this because i wanted to make sure am accurate. in august of 2013 when the gccf was ready tclose by agreement between the administration and bp there are three independent trustees in charge of the overall escrow, $20 billion. if those trustees conclude that there are more than $1 billion worth of claims that appear to be outstanding even though they are beyond 2013 they have the power to keep the fund open and every six months those trustees will review the state of the claims. only if the total claims fall under $1 billion will that money then revert back to bp. so the independent trustees have some say. on

does it go back to bp? if so, what are the safeguards built into the system to prevent what would you call it? an intentional tendency not to give it out? >> you ask the same tough questions you did when we were doing the 9/11 fund and i thank you again for what you did ten years ago. ten years ago to get those new jersey constituents to understand how of the 9/11 fund worked. during the break i checked on this because i wanted to make sure i am accurate. in august of 2013 when the gccf was ready to close by agreement between the administration and bp there are three independent trustees in charge of the overall escrow, $20 billion. if those trustees conclude that there are more than $1 billion worth of claims that appear to be outstanding even though they are beyond 2013 they have the power to keep the fund open and every six months those trustees will review the state of the claims. only if the total claims fall under $1 billion will that money then revert back to bp. so the independent trustees have some

now let's take a look at the bp compensation fund.within two months of the start of this the spill the president obama secured a commitment from bp to set aside $20 billion to begin immediately calm and saving the american people and businesses affected by the spill. ken feinberg manage the victim funds following the 9/11 attacks and the virginia tech shootings and was asked to take charge of the fund and he was given complete independence to run it. i late august of last year mr. feinberg works epping claims ensign paying for lost wages and other economic impacts. through this fund people were compensated in timeframes closer to days rather than decades. the exxon valdez led to the invention of the credit default swaps but with the bp compensation fund, the only question is how quickly could this -- mr. feinberg find a way to deal with these issues? unfortunately, there were some who said that this fund accounted to a chicago style shakedown politics but in a difficult time in our nation's history when an oil rig sank to the bottom o

the bureau says it approved the drilling plan after review of bp's new safety procedures. some in congress criticize the move, saying new drilling safety legislation still has not become law. >>> now to december 2012. nevada republicans have decided to move their presidential caucus back to february 4th. nevada planned a january 14th date, but that set off a primary shuffle between new hampshire and iowa. those two states always hold the first presidential primary voting every four years. if nevada moved the date, new hampshire was threatening to hold its primary in december in the middle of the holidays. several gop presidential candidates pressured nevada officials to move the date back to february. >>> do you like wontons? no, do you really like wontons? details on an eating contest that is only for stomachs of steel. how our hometown champion eater fared in her latest competition. >>> chuck is back to tell us if we'll get a little sunshine this weekend. >>> today young competitors in montgomery county took to the gridiron as they usually do on a saturday morning, but t

i am. >> did bp have a simpson plays?y have a complete functional safety environmental management in place? >> they had it in place. >> was that something that came within the scope of your review? >> yes, it did. >> was there any part of that bid failed which caused the accident? >> from the aspect of the program, no. the program did not fail. there were certain aspects that we pointed to, for example the risk register that bp had implemented to determine the risk dealt with the drilling of the well. their crewmembers or the engineers anyway, not the crewmembers but the engineers did not properly use the risk register. the management of change program that bp had in place, they were in transition from a paperwork management of change process to an electronic management of change process. there were still some gaps in that management of change, but for the most part everything was intact. >> , so there is nothing that would say -- every company out there had a functioning sims and that would again prevent the accident? >>

bp agreed to a multi billion dollar settlement with an dharka who will pay bp $4 billion. the announcement sent bp share price up a short time ago that stock was up about 5% in london. t bp and anadarko jointly owned the well. as part of the settlement anadarko will transfer 25% in another well to bp. bp said the agreement did not represent any admission of liability from either party. let's get straight to what's moving the stock markets. occupy wall street protesters are still angry at corporate greed. eu leaders are promising decisive action. investor confidence clearly boosted on the hopes of a deal. the clear part of the -- the key part rather, of the greek dead write-down is a 50% to 70% haircut, and just compare that with the july plan which called for just 21%. we'll hear more on that later. in terms of stock markets, here is where we are in terms of europe right now. just a moment ago, up by about 1.4% in the case or 1.3%. and the sooufr rick smi up by nearly 1%. the common theme here is we are seeing gains for banking stocks and for some commodity stocks. in asia

now let's take a look at the bp compensation fund. within two months of the start of this the spill the president obama secured a commitment from bp to set aside $20 billion to begin immediately calm and saving the american people and businesses affected by the spill. ken feinberg manage the victim funds following the 9/11 attacks and the virginia tech shootings and was asked to take charge of the fund and he was given complete independence to run it. i late august of last year mr. feinberg works epping claims ensign paying for lost wages and other economic impacts. through this fund people were compensated in timeframes closer to days rather than decades. the exxon valdez led to the invention of the credit default swaps but with the bp compensation fund, the only question is how quickly could this -- mr. feinberg find a way to deal with these issues? unfortunately, there were some who said that ths fund accounted to a chicago style shakedown politics but in a difficult time in our nation's hio when an oil rig sank to the bottom of th

bp boss bob dudley says -- >> we have had sales of $26 billion in assets. we have put $40 billion aside to make sure we meet our obligations in the u.s., which we will. that means we have a smaller for print and we are simple country now and operated fewer countries. we will focus on value going forward and will have high margins. the company is well-positions and now with an additional asset sale to focus and really perform well with a smaller footprint. >> the strong figures from the bp helping to push up markets. investors finding some reason to be hopeful as reporting season kicks off. there is wariness ahead of the opinion in summit on wednesday. reports suggest a bailout fund should be boosted. there's pressure on the italian government to push through some tough reforms. now back to you. >> thanks very much. italy is on the brink of a political crisis after the prime minister failed to convince his main allies to support new austerity measures. on wednesday silvio berlusconi was in brussels. his european partners want certain actions to reassure cred

representatives from bp coming, transocean and halliburton testified.the house national resources committee is three hours and 15 minutes. >> the committee will come to order. the chairman notes the presence of a quorum, which under rule three is we've exceeded that. the committee on natural resources meeting today to hear testimony on an oversight hearing on ballmer u.s. coast guard joint investigative team report. under rule four ascot opening statements are limited to the chairman and the ranking member. however, i ask unanimous consent that any member that wishes to have a statement in the record added to the committee before the end of business today without objections the worker. i'm now recognized myself for five minutes. first of all, i wanted to thank all of the witnesses for being here today. although i was greatly frustrated by the events that lead to the delay and repeated scheduling of this hearing, i am pleased that today will hear testimony from the investigative cochairs who conducted an oversight extensive interviews, depositions and do

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bp is -- the governor believes the bp is actually starting to be a good partner in reviving this area leaders to give us a sense of what's going on. we'll be honoring pensacola state college, great institution. >> pace center for girls. >> then we go to tuscaloosa tomorrow. >> roll tide, baby. speaking of wealth, an absolute wow. >> this is going to be something. >> let's bring in willie geist. he's a vanderbilt comal alum. we have had all male teams, no co-ed football teams. >> laugh it up, scarborough. >> we got nick saban on. you got to do me a favor, please, please, for the love of god, don't let nick saban know i love him except when he loses, then i trash him for the next five years. i'm scared for good reason. we have mike barnicle, tom brokaw and pat buchanan. i have to comment on a couple things. i think one of the most insightful lines come from tom brokaw turning to donny deutsch saying there must be at least o one grownup in your house. >> it needs a grownup interior decorator as well. >> it's like andy warhol threw up. >> threw up and decomposed. i've never seen modern ar

exposure to bp a before birth may lead to behavior problems in girls by the age of 3.s found in water bottle, line of can and register receipt you get at the check out stand. harvard researchers lack at 244 mothers and their 3-year-old daughter. moms who had higher bp a level during pregnancy more likely to have children aggressive, anxious and hyperactive and poor emotional control compared with mother with lower level of bp a. researchers say the study suggest that ex person to bp a especially in developing fetus may long lasting but also say much more study is needed. >>> you have heard that saying many times. takes a ville am to rates a child. well the same can be true for seniors to make sure the golden years are productive and happy and comfortable. around the nation they are forming networking groups california alone has 10 with more in the works. lee ann explains how the villages work. >> bob of oakland has difficulty mention a. this kept him from writing his memoir. that's when his wife reached out to an organization called ashley village that provides volunte

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they said compensation bp provided is not enough. is no directling, nothing to prove this is because of the oil. hard to deny that must play a part. >> their livelihoods drying up in front of them. >> tough. >> coming up still ahead, a star trek actor has a message for all of us. >> you are going to love this, lady gaga performed for bill clinton. wait till you see it. "the skinny" is coming up next. >>> my favorite part of the show. time for "the skinny." you guys are going to love the first story. let me lead this off. bill clinton celebrated his 65th birthday. got to see the video. courtesy of our friend at yahoo!. this is usher, having, a little bit too much fun. he ripped his pants. you see it there. look at him. he powers through. keeps on going. like the cheerleader we saw earlier. >> i hate when my pants rip when i am dancing. >> especially in the front of a former president. >> he doesn't miss a beat at all. >> keeps on going. >> the real story, the one you have got. >> the real story. you have been pushing for usher. this o

the bp still and the ongoing aftermath offers a look into what can happen if this is not done. the 1700 mile pipeline could be a fault line into the 2012 election, but whatever the lead up or outcome, the transcanada should be treated on its own terms rather than the political football. my remarks focus on regulatory and other limitations that the administration should require before issuing a permit should a permit be issued. not to say that some of these issues were not zeused in your eis, but what we learned after the bp spill was that there were quite a lot left undone, unnoticed, unattended or insignificant capabilities. a gentleman waiting in line made a clear that 20% unemployment amongst workers counts for something in terms of the determination of whether or not the permit would be issued, however, a question raised by several persons here is another question and aspect of energy security of whether the tar sands oil is used for domestic consumption, a pass through for experts. >> can you go ahead and complete your remarks please. >> i'd like to say in the new book, th

bp once again will be allowed to head back to the area and begin drilling again just ahead, who gavethe oil company the green light. we are back in a bit. >>> now "good morning maryland." >>> standing by as a watchdog group is about to hold a news conference discussing on ongoing debate over a law allowing illegal immigrants to pay instate tuition. corinne redman is standing by with more on what to expect from the debate. corinne. >> reporter: well, the group traditional watch is holding the news conference in annapolis with two leaders drawing up a poe tigs to put the law on the ballot in 20 -- poe tigs to put the law on the ballot in 20 --petition to put the law on the ballot in 2012. they want voters to decide if illegal immigrants should be allowed to receive in-state per tuition. it was certified as suck set seesful by the state election board but attorneys for groupswho -- delegate mcdunna has been outspoken for months sayingusing the internet and website to get signatures is a practice that's accepted. >> the internet is used all over the country. this is not 1911. this is 201

apparently bp didn't get the message. i'd like to play it for you guys one more time. [ applause ] >> 5-4-3-2 -- ♪ the oil spill by bp has left tar balls all over the sea ♪ ♪ so don't go swimming down in the south ♪ ♪ unless you want tar balls in your mouth ♪ ♪ don't swim in the ocean you'll get balls in your mouth ♪ ♪ balls in your mouth, balls in your mouth ♪ ♪ don't swim in the ocean, you'll get balls in your mouth ♪ ♪ balls in your mouth, balls in your mouth ♪ ♪ don't swim in the ocean, you'll get balls in your mouth ♪ ♪ balls in your mouth, balls in your mouth, don't swim in the ocean, you'll get balls in your mouth ♪ >> jimmy: go ahead! ♪ balls in your mouth balls in your mouth ♪ ♪ don't swim in the ocean, you'll get balls in your mouth♪ ♪ balls in your mouth balls in your mouth, don't swim in the ocean ♪ ♪ you'll get balls in your mouth ♪ ♪ balls in your mouth, balls in your mouth ♪ ♪ don't swim in the ocean, you'll get balls in your mouth ♪ ♪ balls in your mouth, balls in your mouth ♪ ♪ don't swim in the ocean, yo

tuesday october 4, this surveillance video from the bp gas station recorded someone walking away fromooded area across the street. the gas station is located less than a mile from this home where baby lisa went missing 20 days ago. and they assured that the local attorneys of baby lisa seen here tonight outside the home said that the new video could help in their investigation. >> i have heard about it. i think that, you know, whenever you are doing these kinds of investigations, you are look the at timelines. you are looking at, well, the areas, things that are unusual. whoever wants to get that bp tape, i applaud them. >> reporter: take a good look at the upper left hand part of your screen just above the curser, there you can see someone walking out of the woods directly across from the bp gas station at brighton. the owner of the gas station declined to go on camera, but told me that he hopes this helps them in their search for more clues. police have been following up on reports of a man seen in the neighborhood that night with a baby. it's not clear if any of these tips will tur

officials have given bp the go-ahead to drill new deep water wells in the gulf of mexico. it is the first such permit since last year's catastrophic oil spill. regulators say bp has met strict safety requirements implemented after the deepwater horizon disaster. the proposed exploratory well is in the water more than 6,000 feet deep. >>> pg&e says that it's finished those repairs on a natural gas pipeline near bakersfield. a section of the pipe failed earlier this week as crews conducted hydrostatic pressure test. this was in an alfalfa field. another test is planned today. the utility has been conducting the test under pressure after a pg&e pipeline exploded last year in san bruno killing 8 people. >>> this is an amazing story. in san francisco, honoring a good samaritan today who saved a man from a big rig fire. >> you may remember that last week. fire chief joanne hayes-white and mayor ed lee will award a civilian commendation to the woman who pulled a truck driver away from the burning big rig on 101 and 80. the truck fire blocked southbound highway 101 last week. 22-y

. >>> ever since the bp oil disaster, people who live along the gulf of mexico warned this could be coming. we have not forgotten them, those who showed us more than a year ago the oil that had seeped into the waters where they make a living, showing us the oysters, the shrimp. they tell us now, this is one of the worst shrimp seasons ever. abc's yunji de nies reports from the gulf. >>> reporter: in 40 years of shrimping, peter gerica has never had a season this bad. >> the quality of the shrimp's not there. the abundance about there. >> reporter: a few docks down, wilson martin says he's catching a quarter of what he usually pulls in. when you're pulling up these nets, what are you seeing? >> oh, nightmares. it's terrible. really bad. it's all fish and no shrimp. >> reporter: so what's to blame? shrimpers here all point to last summer's massive oil spill. at the time, we saw first-hand those birds covered in sludge, who had to be scrubbed by hand. but there was no way to scrub if wildlife below the surface. and now researchers have discover what they believe are mutations in one of the sm

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you'll remember last spring a bp-owned rig exploded. it killed 11 people and spewed millions of gallons of oil into the gulf. federal regulators say bp has met every safety requirement. >>> they're getting ready for hurricane rina this morning along the mexican coast. the storm has winds of 85 miles an hour and should bring heavy rain to areas like can ciewnl. police are step -- cancun. police are stepping up patrols to make sure there is no looting. >>> trick or treat. it's time for your money report. between the costumes, the candy and the pumpkins, halloween costs can really add up. a new living social family survey shows more than half of families plan to cut back on halloween spending because of the economy. joining us right now is trend expert amy wilson living social. she has a look at the washington area. thanks so much for coming in. >> thanks so much for having me. >> we're feeling a little stingy in the candy department. tell me about that. >> about 15% of folks are saying they're cutting back on the amount of money they spen

bp will soon be back to deep water drilling in the gulf.ters is reporting that bp got a permit to drill a well in an area that could hold up to three billion barrels of oil. the final federal report on the disaster of 2010 found bp, trans ocean and halliburton all share responsibility. 11 oil rig worker died in that explosion. and 200 million gallons of oil poured into the gulf. remember that young woman who was found naked, bound and hanging from that balcony at that california mansion? her name was rebecca zahau and her family never really bought that official ruling of her death, suicide. today that family had her body exhumed for a second autopsy to be done by forensic pathologist cyril wecht. he is consulted on cases ranging from president kennedy's assassination to the death of anna nicole smith's son, daniel. >> does he know how to read? >> yes, your honor. >> he better understand, if you even dream about her and you violate my order, you will go to jail. >> those words rang true for michael lohan, the father of actress lindsay lohan

bp has gotten the green tlit drill in the gulf of mexico. good morning to you. it's thursday, october 27th. this is your "a.m. wake-up call." >>> wall street investors are waking up to some encouraging news to the delight of the united states and markets around the globe. unileaders have worked out a deal to resolve the debt crisis. the agreement came after ten hours of tough negotiations in brussels. as part of the plan, banks agreed to take a 50% loss on greek bonds. the region's banks also must raise about $150 billion in new capital to protect themselves from potential debt defaults. and the plan calls for expanding the region's emergency bailout fund. now this debt deal is full of complicated details which must be finalized in the coming days and weeks. joining us now from hong kong with his take on the agreement is cnn's andrew stevens. andrew, good morning. in layman's terms, give us the nuts and bolts of this deal and what it means for the eurozone, greece and the united states. >> well, the vision that the european leaders want to see by signing this de

our top stories on tuesday, october the 25th, bp profits jump in the third quarter. their ceo says the company has turned the corner. >>> a slap in the face for the murdoch sons as they lose faith in their leadership. >>> caterpillar posts a big jump in profits. straight over to the stock markets. they've been trading for, what, 62 minutes in europe and here's how things stand ahead of wednesday's key meeting on the eurozone debt crisis, a possible plan to solve the region's woes. we had -- we'll come to those in a moment. kind of a mixed picture going one way and the other sort of perfect symmetry almost between these two with the ftse and the dax up slightly and paris cac 40 down 0.10%. it came in at $5.1 billion compared to $1.8 billion last year and i'm not sure what the share price has been doing for bp. there we have. no, they are up by 3.74%. up by 3.75%. the company said it turned the corner. ubs, net income fell to $1.16 billion. down 39% on last year. that's after the rogue stacanda. the number was three times more than the analysts' estimates. up 1.71% for

. >>> since the bp oil disaster people who live along the gulf of mexico warned this was coming.rimpers say it is one of the worst seasons ever. yunji de nies reports from the gulf. >> in 40 years of shrimping, peter has never had a season this bad. >> the quality of the shrimp is not there. the abundance is not there. >> a few docks down they are catching a quarter of what they usually pull in. >> when you are pulling up these nets, what are you seeing? >> nightmares. it is terrible. it is really bad. it is all fish and no shrimp. >> what is to blame? they blame last summer's massive oil spill. at the time we saw firsthand those birds covered in sludge. but there was no way to scrub the wildlife below the surface. and now researchers have discovered what they believe are mutations in some of the smallest 1k3* most common -- and most common fish in the gulf, the tiny killer fish. >> they act like a canary in the coal mine. it is going to give us the affect of the oil spill. >> on the left, the gills of a healthy fish. on the right, the brown you see is not oil, but it is a potent

they said compensation bp provided is not enough. direct link, nothing to prove this is because of the oil. hard to deny that must play a part. >> their livelihoods drying up in front of them. >> tough. >> coming up still ahead, a star trek actor has a message for all of us. >> you are going to love this, lady gaga performed for bill clinton. wait till you see it. "the skinny" is coming up next. . in 1999, i was diagnosed with chronic hepatitis c. ultimately, i decided to take the next step antalk to my doctor abt my options. that step was a big one. but i'm glad i made it. instead of looking back on memories. i was determined to keep on making 'em. don't wait to te in to your hep c. talk to your doctor now about your options. and find out more at tune in to hep c dot com. >>> my favorite part of the show. time for "the skinny." you guys are going to love the first story. let me lead this off. bill clinton celebrated his 65th birthday. got to see the video. courtesy of our friends at yahoo!. this is usher, having, a little bit too mu

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to repeat the increasing appears safe programs, -- to bp be increasing of pier save programs, he brought sunday streets into the war for. he was a huge supporter of the fourth of july, fleet week, the italian heritage for raid. -- power raid -- parade. thank you for your wrote -- your role model and friendship. good luck. [applause] >> hello, i am the president of the fisherman's wharf [unintelligible] and the unfortunate recipient of kevin's power chair. [laughter] the heights that kevin has brought to our organization, the relationships that he has fostered, and the incredible amount of professionalism that i feel you have generated for our community and neighborhood, it is truly a measurable. we are sad to see you go. very sad. we wish you well. thank you, from the bottom of our hearts, for the hard work, commitment, dedication, and professionalism. thank you. [applause] >> commissioners, i am coming before you today mad, upset, disappointed. [laughter] mostly, proud of kevin carroll. when we first hired him, we knew that he would do well he is going to bring all of those great skills

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. >>> scientists are investigating whether the bp oil spill may have been contributed to the deaths ofdreds of dolphins in the gulf of mexico. dolphins from there's states have been tested. five from louisiana were found to be infected with a certain bacteria. the bacteria has never been seen before in this area. >>> today marks the 121st birthday of the statue of liberty. the new high-tech torch cams will be lit. their internet connected cameras that will let viewers gaze at the harbor or see visitors on the ground below. >>> alerred chance of developing colon cancer by taking a daily aspirin. >>> and david freese homered to lead off the bottom of the inning and forced game seven in the world serieston. texas had built a 7-4 lead in the seventh. then took a 9-7 lead in the tenth. >>> this just in. we are learning an appliance maker whirlpool plans to cut 5000 jobs. it is going to include more than 1000 jobs at its arkansas plan. the company has been squeezed for higher costs for materials on things like steel and copper. >>> nearly an hour ago the delta two rocket was rangeched. its j

look at what happened on the bp in the off shore drilling. >> we keep talking about grizzly bears orolves. that's how you pull it down to emotion. we are dealing with tough choices here. cutting a trillion out of the deficit. if we don't, we have 23 trillion in debt and that is unsustainable. last word, john. >> what they are proposing sounds revolution. and it could be talking about following the constitution. that is a start. >> and cutting out funning for poor kids. >> there are none. >> and not a word. >> and just got out of the jail. you are in luck. lawmakers and tax breaks and someone likes the idea. [ female announcer ] once you taste new fiber one 80 calories... ...with its sweet honey taste, 40% daily value of fiber... ...and 80 calories per serving... ...you may want to tell a few friends. ♪ or all of them. ♪ i'll go get my bowl. [ female announcer ] new fiber one 80 calories. yes, you can actually love breakfast. ♪ the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from? ♪ that's why right here, in australia, chevron is building one of the biggest natural gas projects

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. >> reporter: but he is critical of the response to the bp oil spill. after brainstorming with his ocean ocean employering colleagues, he says he gave the government a plan to stop the blown well and was ignored. you're an enemy of big oil, are you not? >> yeah, yeah. >> reporter: you think that hurt the sell? >> well, maybe, maybe. but we were really not trying to be antagonistic. ultimately, cut the two months later that's exactly how the well was shut in. exactly how they turned it off. they did exactly what we said. almost step for step. >> reporter: and while the solyndra scandal has complicated the push to solar, he thinks more big government loans should be given out. not to big companies, but to we the people. >> there should be like an automatic loan program system where you just sign up for solar and eventually it will -- this is one of those few investments that are guaranteed to pay off for you. >> reporter: how do you counter someone who wants to use your hollywood resume against you? oh, there's another hollywood liberal who -- >> yeah, i

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