. >> mr clarence ditlow, an environmental lawyer that was on vacation here, says small spills are a big regulatory problem. >> little companies - you have to go out and do 100 inspections. if you do 10, 90 sites will be unregulated. small spills can turn out. and it will affect the environment here for years. >>> 28 workers were evacuated from a small oil rig off the louisiana coast when a compressor caught fire. the coast guard said they saw an oily sheen on the water, more than a mile long drifting south-west of the platform. the rig's owner, texas petroleum investment company said between 100 and 120 barrels of oil were on board at the time >>> a u.s. navy jet went off the runway landing in the bay. the pilot was able to eject safely into the water and was rescued by the crew of a civilian boat >>> a victory for president obama, the senate approved a bill 26-37 a rare show of support, most of the democrats voted against it. it would give the president fast-track powers to clear the way for a trade deal. the house is expected to take up the bill next month and could face a tough debat

. >> safety analyst clarence ditlow is not convinced that is true. >> they are using a different composition chemicals in it which is supposed to stablilize it. people shouldn't be guinea pigs to see if it works. we need assurance that it's a safe propellant today. if that means going to different suppliers, that's what the government should require. >> another problem, it's believed takata could only produce half a million kits each month. meaning it could take years before millions of drivers won't have to worry about facing the same faith. realising the very equipment that was supposed to keep him safe stole his site. brent coulombe washington >>> don't forget aljazeera.com is the address for all the news that you need. >>> i'm "ali velshi on target". blowing the whistle. a small town farmer taking on a big agro giant in an animal welfare war >>> crusaders or criminals - the push to silence those threatening to expose where our food comes from >>> americans are eating more meat, paying less for it than at any other time in u.s. history. at what cost? animals raised in barns of the

. >> safety analyst clarence ditlow is not convinced that is true. >> what they are doing is they are using a different composition with additional chemicals in it, which is supposed to stablilize it. people shouldn't be guinea pigs to see if it works. we need assurance that it's a safe propellant today. if that means going to different suppliers, that's what the government should require. >> another problem, it's believed takata could only produce half a million replacement kits each month. meaning it could take years before millions of drivers won't have to worry about facing the same faith. realising the very equipment that was supposed to keep him safe stole his sight. >>> before we recap the headlines, we point you in the direction of the head lines, all the news we've been covering where a migrants journey begins that's niklas hart's interesting report. night. [ ♪♪ ] >>> using marijuana for fun in colorado and washington state is already legal. and there's a longer list of states where meddiesinal marijuana is -- medicinal marijuana is available. but the federal government lists