MALVEAUX: A quick check on the markets. Dow Jones up about 14 points as of now. We're also following other business stories. Transocean had a role in the worst oil spill in U.S. history. Well, now, it's handing out big bonuses to top executives. Our Alison Kosik, she's at the New York Stock Exchange. Alison, we understand that the company is praising its safety record. Explain this?</s>ALISON KOSIK, CNN BUSINESS CORRESPONDENT: It is. It is. You know, it makes you think, God, what were they thinking. So Transocean not just boosting the salary of its top executives, it's giving them big bonuses. Take a look at what Transocean said. It said it "recorded the best year in safety performance in our company's history." But, hello, did we forget that we had the worst oil spill in U.S. history last year? Transocean, you remember, owned the rig that exploded in the Gulf of Mexico that killed 11 people. So now, in an SEC filing, it shows that the CEO is going to get a big bonus of $374,000. Safety, by the way, accounts for a quarter of that. And his pay is going to go to $1.1 million. That's up $200,000. Got to be fair, though. Transocean did not award the total possible safety bonus here. It awarded only two-thirds of it. But got to admit, not a good PR move here. Suzanne.</s>MALVEAUX: A lot of people are going to be kind of upset about that one. All right, thank you, Alison, appreciate it.</s>KOSIK: You said it.</s>MALVEAUX: It is built to withstand tornadoes. In fact, those who drive it actually chase tornadoes. It's a look at the tornado intercept vehicle and the men behind it.
Big Bonuses For Transocean Execs