into the marshes and into the wetlands fragile louisiana coast. it's a nightmare. i remember being here after katrina and going down a neighboring saint bernard parish beyond the ninth ward that everyone knows about and murphy oil had tanks rupture. after the oil receded, you had five to six inches of nasty crude and dirt and mud from the storage surge all over saint bernard where it was a hazmat area. fire trucks were knocking this dirt off my vehicle to leave saint bernard parish to reenter new orleans because it was toxic. that could be brought in by the storm and it could come to major population areas in south louisiana. that would be terrible. murphy oil took a long time to get it out of saint bernard. >> cory johnson for us from new orleans and our thanks again to connie moran, the mayor of ocean springs, mississippi, now dealing with this as well.
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