surface. it is distributing. in spring time this critical time of year when fish and other organisms are breeding and laying eggs into the water and it's floating through it's deadly toxic. what we're seeing here, even though it's not the big thick oil, this is still a big, big problem. >> there she is now, amber lion. you spoke with doug suttles. he said bacteria should eat up all the chemicals. now that you've seen the oil, probably like most people have not seen it, what do you think of his take on the dispersants? >> well, don, let me tell what you i saw. before entering the water, there was a foamy layer of dispersed oil you had to go through. it was disgusting. thank goodnee were wearing the suits. in addition to that, when you descended down into the water column, there was about a 15-foot layer of tiny oil droplets that had been disperse