just a little bit tomorrow, they will be more of a southerly flow, direct southerly flow. that's going to move it out there to states like mississippi and alabama and eventually even florida, tamron. so we're talking about widespread impacts, everything from wildlife to fish, the shrimp industry here, the oyster industry as well. huge problems to deal with. they are doing everything they can. >> you mentioned florida. florida's governor now declaring a state of emergency in the panhandle coastal counties due to the threat of the oil slick. we know that the governor of louisiana, bobby jindal already declared a state of emergency for louisiana. now we're seeing some reaction from florida regarding this. thank you very much, julie, with the latest on the weather conditions and how it is impacting the cleanup there. coming up an arizona police officer takes his state to court over that new immigration law. he says it is unconstitutional and fears it will lead to racial profiling. more of his thoughts live. you're watching msnbc. smart...you're staying at this resort for free? how?