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( tires squealing ) to have bad tires. come to meineke and save $20 on two or more tires. at meineke, you re always the driver. back to the oil spill in the gulf of mexico. the president toured the area today and also talk about bp being responsible for this spill, bp being responsible for the cleanup. but the federal government was going to try in the best supportive role as it can to reduce the crisis. so we re going to talk right now with a marine toxicologist, rickie ott. she s coming out of denver. we know bp is using dispersants to try to soak up some of that oil. i want to talk to you a little bit about that in a moment. first talk to us about this oil slick. it is growing. we understand it is closely encroaching further on the louisiana coast, alabama, mississippi coasts. and while there are booms that have been put in place, they re

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20100614:23:14:00

visitors bring in $2.3 billion annually. not this year. local leaders in alabama are reporting a sharp dropoff in reservations and they worry they could lose nearly half their usual tourism income. the problem? the beaches. some are closed because of the oil. others are open but the water is off limits. and each the spots where nothing is closed are suffering from a shortage of visitors. jonathan serrie is live in orange beach, alabama for us. jonathan, how is the oil affecting the beach there? well, jon, very few visitors at this beach, even though work crews have been out here all day doing a good job restoring the white sands that you would expect along the alabama coast. while people are allowed to sun bathe and walk along the beach, they are not allowed in the water. here is why. you can see the tide line here. these little brown pellets here. this is all crude oil that s washing ashore, jon. jon: what are the residents there saying about president obama s visit to that part o

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