louisiana and mississippi and alabama. with winds blowing 20 to 25 miles an hour now, it's taking that top layer of water and anything on it and moving it onshore. this is coming and it's imminent at this point. as far as the forecast is concerned beyond tomorrow, we'll talk about that at the top of the hour. the sensitive wetlands of louisiana and mississippi look to be definitely inundated by at least the leading edge of this sheen. hopefully they can keep the bulk of the more quag lated cruel oil offshore. right now trying to fight back the oil. >> they have a huge monumental task ahead of them. it's 50 minutes past the hour. your top stories a few minutes away, 120 miles of oil starting to creep ashore on track to be one of the worst environmental disasters ever. we're live in louisiana. we'll show you what it looks like right now.