maybe it's a time for people to look at alternatives though it's controversial. much oil in our lives. much more so in the beaches today. what are we going to do about that? that's the question we try to ask ourselves. we try to get answers. >> you talk to shrimpers, hoister men in louisiana. they're afraid that a way of life is really threatened. >> they're right about that. that begs it big question to me is what else is out there? let's face it, when the air -- when the automobile came along, there were a lot of people shoveling horse manure when they were out of work, but they found out they could fix flat tires. kind of like that -- it's a simple statement. the fisherman facing a way of life change, you don't want to hear that. you have to think of those terms, but if you look at the history, that's how things happened and maybe this is the time when you go, how much can really be -- how many jobs can be created. how much demand in our lives can