movie, you keep waiting for the scary part, like a slow motion disaster, 13 days now since this tragedy and a tragedy because 11 people were killed when it happened, but 200,000 gallons of oil, more, at least 200,000 gallons every day spewing in the gulf of mexico. we expect by today, the oil would reach the beach here and gulfport, mississippi, along the mississippi/louisiana coach, it hasn't reached the beach here. does that mean it wouldn't come here? unlikely, probably going to reach the next few days. nevertheless, we have been told by rob marciano, our colleague in a helicopter, the close point now the oil about 30 miles away from the coast. the winds light and variable the next all couple of days, may take a couple of days more but very likely that this huge amount of oil will hit the gulf coast beaches and make life very difficult for fishermen, for the tourist industry and everyone who lives here on the coast. >> larry: one other quick thing, gary is that a definite? is it gonna hit? >> yeah, i asked rob that question, because rob is our meteorologist, an expert these