all right? >> all right. >> all right. you have a great day. >> you too. thank you so much. okay the oil and the tar balls already are traveling to some of your favorite beaches this we weeke weekend. and at one florida community there is no waiting around for the government to help. let's get right to cnn's david mattingly in florida. what are they doing and witnessing? >> reporter: what we are seeing here in okaloosa county, they came up with their own plan to keep the oil out of the bay here. they said they were going to do it whether the federal government gave them the permits or not. well, it came to a head and the federal government did give them the permits they needed. take a look. these are the tar balls that i collected on a beach in okaloosa island yesterday. these came ashore, 300 yards of beach there. these have since been cleaned up. thighs created a heightened sense of emergency. this was the most eastern point where we were seeing the oil come ashore. today they hit a small area in panama city beach as well. the oil is of moving east anden kru encroaching the habitat of the mannatee. >> reporter: if the oil comes in here, it could push this endangered species closer to the brink of extinction. used to be the biggest threat to them was getting hit by boats. this is unheard of and alarming. >> we don't know if they inhail orig ingest it. we have no idea how that will impact them. >> reporter: and no one is taking any chances. as the massive bp spill moved east, the u.s. fish and wild life service in florida has a plan to move and rescue oiled manatee is. they will give them 72 hours notice before the oil reaches the habitat. >> reporter: how many can you save in 72 hours? how many can you move? >> i don't know the answer to that question but we'll move as many as we can no so many unknowns. 10% of the known population was just wiped out in florida. many by the unusually frigid river. we went looking for survivors. manateeing still recovering from the stress of the cold. >> if we add any levels of mortalities from oil, we are looking at things that will take many years of recovery. >> reporter: they are not hard to spot here in the warm, shallow waters. but weighing over a half ton, they are hard to rescue. the threat of an oil spill raises questions. this has never been done before. on this trip, we are looking for one of the lucky ones. it is right over here, that little thing sticking up out of the water there, that is the antenna for the radio device that is attached to the manatee. the same manatee i saw in february in rehab after a wintertime rescue. now released into the wild and slowly recovering. how is she doing? >> she is in a nice, quiet cove. perfect spot to be protected for now. yes. >> reporter: and it is protection that could easy disappear with a change of wind and current. pushing a new threat and uno unknowns to an endangered species. people are trying to get in as much beach time as they can. no health warnings here. en jii ijoying it as much as th can. >> david, thank you so much in okaloosa beach, florida. and this programming note, you have seen the devastation from the oil disaster, now cnn is giving you a chance to help. join us monday for an all-star relief effort. special two-hour event sgins at 8:00 p.m. eastern time right here on cnn. president obama is accusing republicans of playing politics as they block a bill. we'll today, in this weekly address, the president called for a change in attitude on capitol hill. what we need is a willing nes in washington to put the public's interest first. a willingness to score more political points so that we can start solving more problems. >> but are members listening? the goc is taking aim in a new add. mixed messages then coming from the leader of the democratic party. the president of the united states and the d&c, wh nxdnc, w going on? >> the committee with a new add they say will start running this weekend. i don i don't think they can resist themselves. here is why. they got an early gift from joe barden from texas. thursday he created a political firestorm when he was questioning tony hayward, the chief of bp. and he apologized to bp and called the $20 billion fund a shakedown from the obama administration. so take a listen. >> now, at president obama's direction bp set aside $20 billion for recovery on the gulf coast. but this is the guy who will be overseeing bp. he apologized to bp and called the recovery fund a tragedy. >> they say they are going to try to run it as long as they can. you can see from the add, it is not just directed at barton. they are trying to say that the republican party and big oil are in lock step. that is the message they want to get out to voters. we will see how successful they are in november, fred. >> and how do they respond to this? >> reporter: we have seen great reporting on the hill on this. a lot of republicans were criticizing barton behind the scenes. two said he needs to step down from his role on the committee. they warned him not to give the democrats a talking point and he obviously did. he has apologized and rescinded that of course, republicans say the add is not the case and they criticize the president for bringing opto ining po inin ini >> president obama made it clear that he will push this crisis and this is a disservice to the victims and families and also to the filliomillions of gulf coas residents who are struggling in the spill. >> this is now a political football. we will hear more from democrats and republicans, this irissue n going away and will be a factor in the midterms. >> good to see you this weekend. onto central asia now. the united states nations says relief supplies should be arriving in the city of osh today. there could be some time before these items are handed out. the violence displaced thousands in the former soviet republic. and in northwest pakistan, a z missile killed several people. the pentagon has not commented. the attack was in a village near the capitol of north waziristan. and windows have been blown out, trees knocked down and thousands without power. heavy rain and high winds are to blame. details and today's forecast straight ahead. okay, one more time. where do we stand? 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>> fred, it came up because the white house threatened to yank the drilling leases on the rigs, and that would put bp out of business. having said that. they have three and a half year to fund this $30 billion fund. it is not like they wrote a check and it is funded now. that is a problem. having said that, we don't know the extent of damage that is done in the gulf. so say next year someone was to get a payout for one year's lost income, we don't know how many years for the eco system to regenerate. >> which leads us to, say you get a payout and it is based on what your one year of income is, and now in year two or three you are still losing income, and it is impacted from that oil 13spi, did you likely sign a release that you would not pursue further compensation from bp? if you get one lump sum next year, does this keep you from ever getting anymore? >> no. actually, i am thrilled about what has come up. between the white house and bp, primarily the white house, they got kenneth feinburg. who is like the a-rod of lawyers. he cut the salaries when t.a.r.p. money was passed out, there is nobody better in this country. sit a pr it is a process. if it doesn't work people still have the right to go to work. there should be something operating in the next 30 days. i'm optimistic about people being taken care of right off the bat. >> you would have the right to go to court if you were still unhappy with what is being offered from bp, but it means you go to court not because you accepted what claim money has been given out right? >> the whole idea is you look back ott at exxon-valdez and itk 20 years for people to be compensated. i think this program is important. hundreds of thousands of people on various levels will be cared for now. >> fred, the biggest problem here is who is going to admin str ster this program and ensure that the little guy -- >> this is why feinburg is the guy selected. he isn't going to tolerate a delay? >> no, i don't buy it. i think that the fund rz going to be dolled out to people with political connections and i don't think the funds are going to go to the little people, the shrimpers and the oyster farmers that are shut down now and not in business. >> i don't believe that at all. if anyone is going to get it done, this guy will. he will make it happen. >> before we got to this point, are are you in agreement or do you dispute what congressman initially said, you know what, this is big government getting in the way. no private company should be brought into the white house and this kind of deal being made. is this bad precedent? >> the president said someone has to do something. i have to step in as the leader of this nation i have to step in. and he did. i don't fault him for that. and he's being praised for forcing the hand of bp. some people are criticizing him. i don't know that it is going to go the way everyone thinks it is going to be and that is the problem here, fred. >> avery? >> well, i don't understand how this nation isn't cheering for what the white house did here in making this first step happen. even republicans are embarrassed with his apology. i think we'll see some good things coming out of this program. >> avery, richard, thank you so much. we'll see you again. we are going to talk about a case on texting and if you should be texting. feeling comfortable with private information on your employer doled out device. >> you changed yours right? >> get all of those hot messages out of there. >> right, now keeping it clean, before i was all over the place. thank you to you guys. we'll talk about that coming up as well. okay. and we're checking up on today's world cup action and looking back at a call that may have cost the u.s. a victory. a live report from south africa next. you made it taste like chocolate. it has 35% of your daily value of fiber. tasty fiber, that's a good one! ok, umm...read her mind. 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>> reporter: this doesn't happen every day. i'll tell you what happened. france are formi iperforming po the world cup. there are reports about unrest inside the french camp. at half time in the game between mech mexico and france, one of their star players insulted the manager. i can't translate what he said because i would be kicked off of cnn. but it is that bad. after that he wasn't in training today. he was substituted in that game and kicked off the team and sent packing by the french football federation. this started with bad blood between certain players before the game and escalated because france wasn't performing well. and this player has a history of being kind of a black sheep in this past and let his temper get the best of him. >> come on at this level you are supposed to be the model of sportsmanship right? >> right. as a professional, you cannot afford to do this on the highest stage possible which is a football world cup. >> all right pedro pinto, thank you so much, appreciate it. back in this country, let's talk bad weather. more strong storms may be on the way for parts of the midwest and eastern great lakes. our meteorologist, reynolds wolf here in the weather center. >> it has been the craziest weather season so far. in chicago in the western half of the great lakes we have strong storms. we have some video to back that up. people in parts of chicago may not be able to see at this point because we have so many of them without power at this time. there is the widespread tree damage crushing vehicles. we had problems in parts of illinois and michigan we had problems there too. the same severe weather caused all kinds of wind damage with that. one motorist killed when a tree fell across their car. those due west of detroit. let's show you the scenario for today. severe weather in the picture again? yeah. two places in the northeast and the other in the central plains. we have the dividing line of two different air masses. cooler dry air to the north and it is going to meet up in this dividing line that we refer to at a frontal boundary. it will bring an unstable air mass which could provide strong storms and hail. even tornados the same scenario in parts of the northeast. everything is going to be driving up to the east i'd say by late afternoon will be your best chance of severe storms. severe heat, plenty of it too. extreme heat for houston and dallas. although we have highs listed in both places in the 90s, bring in the humidity. by late afternoon it will feel in the triple digits. it will be brutal no question, but it looks like a slight cool down, fredricka, but it is summertime on the gulf coast. >> appreciate it. have i great day. all right a teacher fired for getting pregnant before getting married. we'll have that next coming up in the newsroom. and we all know that long flights can be a pain but did you know that they can be bad for your health? 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[ laughter ] >> this is bad. you guys are just terrible. >> we didn't say anything. >> you didn't have to. i'm looking at a guys. >> i'm going to let you talk. >> richard is the commoner. it is his fault. >> yes, i am. >> and we don't even have legal cases that need any laughing about. so i have to pull it together here. >> that is right. very serious. >> and the wedding was beautiful but we move on. good to see you guys again. avery and richard. [ laughter ] >> let's talk about the u.s. supreme court ruling. >> come on get serious. >> on texting. folks get their cell phones and blackberries from their employers but the u.s. supreme court says you cannot. this is not an issue of privacy anymore. avery you first. >> it didn't. what the supreme court did, i was looking for the answer for that question that they would t wouldn't. they ducked it. they said that the police department in ontario, california can look at text messaging and because they had the right to do that, they didn't violate the iv amendment to the constitution. the government is going to be looking at what you are texting good and bad. >> that is right. so keep it clean right, richard? >> the reality is, if you are going to be texting your personal trainer -- >> i knew you were going to say that. >> it is going to have a broad effect here. >> i agree. you are ride, richard. legally speaking, narrow, prac particularly speaking, very broad. >> we are talking about the man who is suspected of trying to blow up a vehicle in times square. faisal shahzad he is now indicted on conspiracy to commit international terrorism. surely this means it is heading for civilian court. right? >> it is the southern district of new york. it is a few blocks away from times square and he is indicted on ten counts six have a maximum of life in prison, two have a minimum of life in prison. so this guy, he ain't going nowhere. so there wouldn't be a door open for him for a plea deal to try to reduce -- you know, bleed guibleed plead guilty and reduce it right? >> he is 30 years old. he should be out of jail by never.>> he is 30 years old. he should be out of jail by never. >> let's talk about the teacher of a christian school. >> i love this. >> 39 years old, about to get married and gets pregnant three weeks before walking down the aisle and the school which she was teaching in says we got a big old problem with this. can they do this? can a school private or public s say, you know we want to know when you conceived and there by based on your answer we could fire you? >> the answer is yes. and i think people are shocked by that. there is no statute that prohibits it. she is out there pro creacreati fornicating whereever she's doing, there is no law, she is gone. >> no recourse? is what if it is not written somewhere? >> it doesn't matter. >> that is the problem. the policy of the school was vague not expressed. they didn't say you can't have pre-marital sex. she came to them and said i need m maternaty leave. and they said our budget doesn't allow for that and they said wait a minute, when did you conceive? she answered and they told all of the parents and faculty. who acted outrage us? >> reporter >> the question is whether they acted unlawfully? >> they did. they can't, she is to be treated like anybody else. she is going to get her job back. >> the only way she'll get her job back is if the case settles. >> who was acting more outrageously in seattle when you had a case of two jay walkers and the police officer and the two came together and the next thing you know they young jay walkers are arrested. they have a strict rule and that is what lead to this may lay. >> what is that movie, "sleepless in seattle"? what are they doing arresting people for jay walking. i would love to see that in new york city. unbelievable. this officer was bound, he tried to stop this person, she ignored him. he tried to make an arrest. her friend jumps in, pushes him, he turns around and punches her in the face. i watched his over and over again. this punch was not loaded, he continued to try to make at rest there. >> you mean it was okay? >> i don't think anything is going to happen to this police officer. >> under the law of what is k g callcall ed continuum of force, believe it or not, there is probably no claim. "hot in cleveland" it is going nowhere. >> all right. richard, avery, thank you for giving me a good laugh today. i really needed it. >> you pulled it together good there, fred. you did. >> i threw it all to you so i could pull it all together. thank you so much. have a great weekend. all right a lost and found story details straight ahead. with the best coverage in america including a 100,000 mile powertrain warranty. that's 40,000 more miles than ford. chevy silverado half-ton. a consumers digest best buy and the most dependable, longest lasting full-size pickups on the road. get 0% apr for 72 months on 2010 silverado half-ton models with an average finance savings of around $6,000. [ car door closing ] [ male announcer ] time tot! check your air conditioning? come to meineke now and get a free ac system check. meineke. we have the coolest customers. you are going to love this. a man loses 4is camehis camera ocean. and then it turns up more than 1,000 mile as way thanks in part to a turtle who used the camera to record part of its journey. it is true. our josh is here to tell us about it. >> it sounds like disney. i want everyone to see the video. when you look at it closely, more than two million people have watched this. you realize you are watching the journey of a turtle through the ocean so a lot of people were trying to figure out what this was about. it is a man finding a camera that was lost so far away. i believe they are joining us. who do we have with us there? okay 0. we are going to start off with the man who found the camera. paul schultz is on the phone with us. paul, you were in key west looking out for tar balls right? >> that is correct. >> and suddenly you saw the cam rain the water. you see this camera, what did you do? >> i was just walking along the shore line there, the red color of the camera caught my eye. and i looked down and grabbed it. it was a camera in water-proof housing floating there. >> we are seeing pictures that were found on that camera. you get on the web and say i want to know whose pictures these are, what happens next? >> i was lead to aruba based on the clues in the pictures. one of the schools in the pictures had a sign on the wall that was written in dutch. i was lead down to the dutch antilles. >> they got the word to the man whose camera it is. he is in aruba and he had been taking the pictures. talk to me when you were looking at the video, this thing with the turtle, you have studied this video, what is going on here during that 1100 journey from aruba to key west? >> this occurred two months after he lost the camera and four months before i found it. my hypothesis is the turtle was try to eat what he thought was a jelly fish and messed with it for five minutes trying to eat this thing. >> in the process, he turned on the recording device on the camera. >> now joining us from aruba is the man who losts the camera, who is i member of the royal but dutch navy. and dick, i know this camera mattered to you, you had a lot of pictures on here that meant a lot, you had pictures of family and what you had been working on. talk to us about when you lost it what were you doing? >> i was cutting the chain from an anchor. [ inaudible ] >> whoops, you just went out. try that again. >> i was cutting -- >> yeah, you were orworking on trying to cut a chain from an anchor that was under water. and it was under water from world war ii and you wanted to bring it up and make a memorial right? >> the camera slips out of your hands later and what does your friend say to you? >> my friend -- [ inaudible ] that somebody will find camera -- >> yeah, we are not hearing you. your friend made the joke don't worry somebody will find it nearby. dick thought it was gone forever. but in fact the camera turned up 1,100 miles away. getting it back to him after using the web to discover who it belonged to. >> that is amazing. i'm sitting here as i'm looking at the video, i'm like okay, this turtle thought it was a jelly fish or something that it was eating. thought it was food. >> tried to eat it. and may have helped carry it in a certain direction. but then it washed ashore. >> that is cool stuff. thank you so much. fun journey we all took with the turtle. now a grizzly bear is on the loose after killing a man in wyoming. our top story trait ahead. arizona's immigration controversy heats up again. the obama administration plan to sue over the state's recent legislation. and it is the way arizona residents found out that has governor jan brewer so angry. hillary clinton called that outrage us. officials closed part of the national forest in wyoming yesterday to search for a killer grizzly bear. the bear attacked and killed a 70-year-old man. the forest is located just east of yellowstone national park. police are seeking information about the child's step normother now.