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have died of flooding in the united states and the abortive attempt at a car bombing in times square in new york. two or major stories we ll be covering tonight on nbc nightly news. first and for now, here we are in a place, part of the mississippi river delta, one of the harbors lining this region that is part of the epicenter of the vast fisheries industry here. that s all idle. there s nothing to bring in. in one fell swoop after this spill and the florida governor says call it like it is, it s an oil flow, unabated, unaffected. if anything, it s gone up over the past few days. their ability to make a living is gone. it s over. a lot of them are trying to get jobs with the oil company to clean up the very waters they have been working on for so many years. what we have here is a sad, rainy day in a sad place with a desperate fight going on to try
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ed, is their willingness to cover up the truth. as you said starting this program, day one there was no problem, day two, there might be a problem, day just day after day it grew and grew and grew. you know why? because corporate thought this thing could happen without anybody knowing that there was an oil spill. the longer they could keep it quiet the better. and in the big picture we have a gulf that s still struggling with $110 billion loss because of katrina. we have a dead zone that s already out there, dead. the dead zone is as big as new jersey. beyond this new problem. mike papantonio, thanks your joining us tonight. when you think about the impact of this, the tourism, who wants to go on an oily beach? look at the wildlife. look at the fisheries industry. this is unbelievable. remember, it really wasn t that big when it first started. let s go now to walter hang, an anti-drilling activist and president of toxics targeting.
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pristine beach areas and wetlands anywhere in the country. finally this day never should have come. this is the oil slick and where it s going to hit. look at the tourism areas. imagine the commerce that s done and the fisheries industry. it s going to ruin the oyster industry, the shrimping industry, all it, all the restaurants, all the hotels, all the vacation spots, the infrastructure and it s going to go on for years. finally, mr. hang, from the way it sounds tonight with no end in sight on this, this could be the world s worst catastrophe. it absolutely could because it s such an incredibly pristine habitat. secretary salazar said today that he was going to require b.p. to clean up every drop, but if they get 10% of all the oil that s gushed out so far it will almost be a miracle. what about all that oil that sunk to the bottom of the gulf? thank you. thanks so much.
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