New Orleans, Louisiana (CNN) -- BP will try again within the next day to cap a well that has gushed millions of gallons of oil into the Gulf of Mexico, the energy company said Friday. The latest attempt will involve inserting a tube into a ruptured pipe, collecting oil and sending it to a vessel on the surface, said Mark Proegler, a BP spokesman. The insertion tube was on the sea floor, and engineers planned to move it into place later in the day, Proegler said. The company has lowered a smaller containment dome for use if the insertion tube does not stem the flow of oil into the water, Proegler said.
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NEW: Subsea dispersants 'an option we ... will move ahead with'
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14,000 people involved in clean-up and efforts to stop the leak
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1.2 million feet of boom deployed to prevent oily water from reaching shore
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Obama critical of company executives for trying to shift blame to one another
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