, if you have not reported this already is that an fbi spokesman tells us they do have a presence onsite there, sort of a joint terrorism task force. of course, right now, even the fbi acknowledges while the situation is obviously being taken very seriously, there still are a lot of things to be sorted out and that's what's happening at this time. new york city bomb squad has been on this case for several hours. they are still trying to figure out just exactly what was causing the fire inside the car. was there something -- obviously, the situation is suspicious. but if there's something nefarious going on. they're trying to work this out. as we have reported, one of our sources tells us, they did find a couple of gasoline cans in there, propane cylinder, among other things, with the so-called box within the box. and this box was smoking which is what caught the attention of a foot patrol officer to begin with. now, it's an idea of trying to figure out just exactly what this was all about, natalie. >> right. so they don't know what they have there as we can see on the screen. that roboti

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once onsite, the box will be lowered to a depth of 5,000 feet over the largest leak.. if it works, oil will be siphoned to ships nearly a mile above. >> so if all goes to plan, we should begin to start that operation, the beginning of trying to process the fluids on the surface and stop the spill into the sea, on monday. >> reporter: earlier today, robotic submersibles shut off another leak, but it was not considered a significant source of the flow. conservative estimates are that 210,000 gallons of oil are leaking each day. but b.p. executives, responsible for the spill and cleanup, have told congress that a worst-case scenario could mean 2.5 million gallons a day could spill if the leaks are not controlled. meantime, on shore, an 8,000-man army is being assembled to contain the spill and clean up whatever makes landfall. louisiana governor bobby jindal. >> today, you see this jack-up barge, this jack-up barge will be leaving today with absorbent booms. you're going to see commercial fishermen, you're going to see louisianians, who know this area better than others,

and then -- of course, we can't do it all onsite. so then we craft a narrow or high performance network of specialists and providers around these primary care clinics that we have onsite. and many folks have talked about process improvement activities but we've really tried to study from the manufacturing side having a parent that has grown up on the toyota production systems, of course, nowadays that's kind of pejorative. maybe we should be talking about the honda production systems instead of toyota. but anyway we're very accustomed to talking in lean terms and then we've kind of translated that into direct patient care as well. and, of course, we do workers' comp. now, anybody here know the word discom boblation? is that a milwaukee word? when you come through the tsa and you're putting your shoes back on and finding your wallet and your cell phone, big sign that says recombobulation area. [laughter] >> in the lower left you see it's kind of the way today. good men and women working hard but not necessarily always coordinated with

coast guard who provided onsite response and search and rescue efforts and the medical professionals and the families and friends of the crewmembers who were waiting for them when they arrived onshore. and it is embodied by our friends and colleagues at transocean and across the industry who have rallied to help the families of those who were lost in this accident. this has been a very emotional period for all of us at transocean. it has also been a period of intense activity in efforts. immediately after the explosion, transocean began working with b.p. and the unified command in the effort to stop the flow of hydrocash ons from the well. our finest engineers and operational people have been working with b.p. to identify and pursue options for stopping the flow as soon as possible. our drilling rig, the developmental driller 3, is involved in drilling the relief well at the site and our drill ship, the discoverer enterprise, is standing by on location to carry out unique oil recovery operations in the gulf. we will continue to support b.p. and the unified command in all of these eff