SANCHEZ: We've just got brand new and very important information about this oil spill that may -- that may involve criminal proceedings against some of these companies like Halliburton, BP and Transocean. We're going to take you to that in just a minute. But before I go to that, let's go to Poppy Harlow. She is standing by with the very latest on her money list. Poppy, what have you got?</s>POPPY HARLOW, CNNMONEY.COM: It's BP right there at the top. I'll be interested to hear the new news you're talking about Rick, because BP has had a horrendous day. I'm looking at shares of BP as the market is about to close here in New York. It is down 15 percent. Here's the drop-off we saw today alone, Rick. Why is this? It's because of the big news that came on Saturday evening that BP failed in its top kill attempt, so two tries, two misses for BP to cap that well. This morning, today was the first day investors could react to that. They sold off shares. And not just BP. Halliburton shares are down 15 percent, Transocean shares down about 12 percent. They're all involved in that rig. And investors shying away from that saying we want to get out of here. And BP also saying, Rick, it's cost them so far about $1 billion to try to repair the wreckage of that will spill. And this is just the beginning. The analysts say $4 billion to $25 billion, that's what this spill is going to cost BP, Rick.</s>SANCHEZ: If those investors did not want to hear more bad news about those three companies, they should either leave the room or cover their ears, because here it comes.
BP Stock Plunges After Most Recent Failed Attempt