will farrell, tracy, morgan, bill murray would be fun, akroyd, chevy chase, i don't know, horacio sands, chris kattan i love these guys. >> a heck of a show. tonight on "snl" veteran castmember tina fey with musical guest justin bieber, boys and girls. >>> a good night maybe stay in and watch "snl" too. >> yes. a lot of spots and headed for the washington metro area, so a soggy late saturday night and a pretty sogfirst thing sunday morning. a couple of rumble, thunders over the overnight but no severe weather is expected so you can file that away. just springtime thunder. a beautiful picture for you the world war ii memorial right in the middle of the downtown. 17th street near constitution. a before memorial. needed the umbrella for a time, but on the whole, a pretty quiet evening here in the immediate washington area. temperatures this afternoon, made it up to a very pleasant 78 degrees after a 64-degree start earlier this morning. right now down to 69 degrees. a little light rain falling here in the washington area, and also a light wind out of southeast at 9 miles per hour. temperat

as we speak, there are tens of thousands likin into the gulf region of farrell's leaking into the gulf. -- tens of thousands of barrels leaking into the gulf. much of our production will come from the oil wells, so clearly, we cannot remove deep water oil production from our current or future energy supplies. we cannot continue with business as usual. while continuing an aggressive response, we must move forward as quickly as possible with measures that will protect our environment, our coastal communities, and our supply of domestic energy. i want to thank our witnesses, and i look forward to working with this committee. i have a billion questions, and it is going to be hard to get them all in today, but i, too, am interested in knowing about the issue of the fire-resistant boom and how that is working and what we're doing to try to prevent oil from leaking further. i am interested in knowing what bp has said. it will cover all claims of damage, but i am interested to know the historic standard for determining what the legitimate claim isn', and i have a seriesf other questions that i

maybe the only former oil and gas lawyer who worked for entities that range from oil to farrell gas to pipeline and to larger multinational oil companies. but i have a heart. and, frankly, i first want to thank the chairman for his qu k quickness in moving forward on this hearing, second, i want to say that $75 million is a joke. it is a sad state of affairs as we begin to listen to the testimony of which we will remain open-minded that we're in this dilemma. to all of the families that have lost their loved ones and those that remain injured our deepest sympathy and our apology for we are all in this together. and there are those of us that believe there should be a seamless energy policy that includes fossil fuel. but we don't believe in the devastation that has appeared over this last month and six weeks. the failing of though who are here who are not victims was to be able to have the genius to do deepwater eloration but have no genius to be able to fix the consequences. is the same story that happened with the "valdez" in alaska i'm td driven by the same principles. we know how to