to another. been in haiti for a while. and there, you can see the resilience. here there s an interesting thing because so many people love to come down and pick this stuff up and take it off. they re not sure there s science involved and there s health issues involved. so it builds the frustration. people are mad about this. and they everybody understands that. and i think channeling that anger to something positive is the thing to do. i was just showing you the whole application where you can come out and take pictures on the beach or birds in oil spills and put them up. i just found it. you see tar balls. you take a picture. report in stuff. that s amazing. that s a great use of technology to deal with something that you can do something about. that s one of the things that people get frustrated. they see this stuff on television, they want to volunteer something. they come down but there s no place to vol up tier. bp doesn t want people randomly picking up oil. which is
jimmy buffett born and raised along the gulf speaks to anderson about the disaster. people are mad about this. everybody understands that. and i think channeling that anger to something positive is the thing to do. this site has a should i try priceline instead? no it s a sale. nothing beats a sale! wrong move! you. you can save up to half off that sale when you name your own price on priceline. but this one s a deal.trust me. it s only pretending to be a deal. here, bid $79.
symptoms are, and give their best diagnosis for the situation. because of this this concern that, you know, you re with bp. they re saying, look, you eve got a dog in that race. if they come to you, a worker, and they re not happy with what you or your doctors have told them, can you go somewhere else and are they covered by bp? as far as going somewhere else, we know people have bypassed the personnel that we have and have gone into see their personal doctors. and we re we don t have a problem with that. they just need to go through the claims process and worker s compensation process. and that would be handled that way. so, we know that it s happening. we re not forcing people to see any of the of the health facilities that we have out in the field. after valdez, they sai 11,000 workers were studied, some reports said more than 6,000 of them were eventually
epa, and waste management all say it s safe. there are many worried that whatever is going in to this landfill from the oil spill is going to end up in their water system and make the community sick. it s an understandable concern because there s a lack of awareness. reporter: this is a nonhazardous waste site. there won t be liquid oil coming here, just solid oil waste. before it s dumped, it s store in the huge containers and analyzed. in the last 24 hours, holden said they dropped more than 150 tons of bp waste into this landfill, 150 tons. if the county didn t want it, why is it here? we appealed to the state and others about. we understand that. we re going to do our utmost to make sure they are familiar with what s going on here. reporter: holden said there s a liner underneath my entire site, he said it s under my feet. he said the liner is supposed to
the fda tells us the fish and seafood harvested from the waters in the gulf are safe to eat. and the government also said to the knowledge, no contaminated products had made it to the market and to your plate. two big promises. but how can we be sure? to find out, i spent some time in an fda lab where seafood taken from the gulf is tested. behind these doors, huge decisions are being made, tests that determine whether or not the seafood in the gulf is safe for us to eat. it looks like a scene straight out of a crime scene show. what you re looking at is a chain of custody record. that s because the fish that are being tested are literally treated like evidence.