WHITFIELD: Oil giant BP is working on two possible solutions to the massive oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico. And we are getting a closer look at the geyser of oil. BP released new video of the leak 5,000 feet under water in the Gulf. Take a look. CNN's David Mattingly is in Grand Isle, Louisiana, with the latest on the effort to try to cap that leak. Any hope?</s>DAVID MATTINGLY, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, Fredricka, when you look at that video, we see the black cloud of oil coming out of that massive pipe, as well as a spray of gas coming out. It's sort of a lighter color. That gas was actually forming crystals inside that larger dome they tried last week, and clogged it up. That's why they had to set that aside. So now what they're doing, they have got the smaller dome calling the top hat. And they're thinking that the smaller dome, the way it's constructed -- they're also going to be using chemicals -- they will be able to prevent those crystals from forming inside of it as they lower it over the top of the end of that pipe. Now, when they do, the plan is to siphon that oil up to a containment ship on the surface and prevent this oil slick from getting any bigger than it already is. Now, at the same time, they're working on another solution if they decide not to go with the top hat, and that's to insert another pipe that they've developed inside the leaking pipe. So, they've got two possible solutions in play right now. They hope to have one of them in place and working by this weekend, possibly today, possibly tomorrow. But again, every day that goes by, we have another 5,000 barrels of oil leaking into the Gulf of Mexico.</s>WHITFIELD: All right. David Mattingly, thanks so much, from Grand Isle, Louisiana. We'll check back with you.
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