Colonial Pipeline to attempt gradual reopening - a podcast by BBC World Service

The Colonial fuel pipeline, shut down by a cyber attack since Friday, serves 45% of America's east coast. A regional state of emergency has been declared which will allow tanker drivers across 18 states will be able to work extra hours to get some fuel where it's needed – but will they be able to keep up with demand? We ask Ellen R Ward, president of Transversal Consulting. And independent markets analyst Peter Jankovskis explains the impact the situation is having on Wall Street.

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