be created because of alternative energy sources and then we funnel it down to a guy who s lost his shrimp boat. what s your message? been from one great disaster 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
getting through rumors and things to where you can actually do something is difficult. do you think the way of life here, margaritaville, the late night, that will continue? that will survive. it always has. as tough as it is, people survived. i ve seen it in my generation, people being wiped out and my own family coming back and rebuilding and going on with their lives. thanks for watching. anderson and i will be in haiti next week. six months since the earthquake. we ll be there to talk to the people and see what progress if any has been made. try 5 to 9. everyday. that s why roger needs the ford f-150. it s the only truck that can keep up with him. best-in-class towing and payload, and now, course, roger would never sell his f-150, even if he had the time. anncr: hurry in now and get a built-ford-tough f-150 with 0% financing for sixty months.
you think is contaminated. the sense of smell. the sense of taste. even if it was contaminated, even a small one like this would not be problematic. eat this, they don t swallow it, they say, pause they don t want to ruin the rest of the testing. so here goes. tastes pretty good as well. not an expert, that seems pretty good to me. the researchers say a contaminated fish has a distinct taste. it s unmistakable. but if all of this sounds subjective to you, you re right. that s why there are ten different testers, all of them, hidden from each other. they can t see each other s reaction while they re testing. but all these tests are only for oil compounds. turns out, no one is testing these fish for possible contamination by the controversial dispersant.
contain everything that s dumped here in the landfill and protected from any leaks. he says the ground water and the air is monitored. and if anything goes wrong, they would know it. the epa told us bp, along with the epa, are also sampling the landfills regularly to make sure they are safe. the agency also said it directed bp to keep its waste disposal operations, quote, fully transparent. bp must post information about the disposal of all collected waste on their website along with any community complaints. connie rocco is first in line. if it s not hazardous, why would someone be out with tyvex suits and suits and that sort of thing taking it to the landfill. coming up, gauging the scientists say they can measure it, but claim bp is giving them the run-around. we ll talk about that with ed markie. and also tonight, spin cycle.
people from the other parish coming in here. 20 miles away trying to boom over here. hoe call people are not working. they should be some kind of a logistical support from the government to tell bp where to go, what to do, how to do these things. because, i look at it you can see people booming where they re not supposed to boom. i see people who aren t doing the job. they re supposed to about hiring people, it s not about sucking the oil up. i see that every day. every day. it s frustrating to know we had a blow here for four days. we knew oil was coming in. we knew it was going to happen. and, of course, the coast guard had to shut them down because of high water. we re located on inland waters. they could have done something, just tried something, double boom or do something. but nothing was done. it s in here now. we re all frustrated. we re going to lose our livelihood. give me an idea. i don t think people know how much money typically would you make in a month or a week?