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prescribe lethal doses of a drug. maynard was diagnosed with brain cancer and forced to move to oregon where assisted suicide is legal. they helped campaign for the in you law in california. a record settlement for the largest environmental disaster in u.s. history. the justice department just announced bp will have to pay 20 billion for the deep water horizon oil spill back in 2010. 3 million barrels saved more than 1500 miles of gulf coastline. ambushed by union activists protesting thousands of layoffs. two managers whose shirts were ripped off had to scale the fence to escape that attack. hundreds of activists breaking through another fence storming company headquarters. they will continue to layoff the
through the gulf of mexico and slammed the u.s. coast, it pounded 150 miles of gulf coastline. well today there was a wreath laying ceremony to honor 30 people that died as a result of the storm that devastated new orleans today, ten years ago. suzanne malveaux is in new orleans. suzanne, tell us more about today s commemorations. reporter: fred, it really started off kind of in a somber way as you can imagine because it was ten years ago to this day that the storm hit. and it was not just those that lost their lives, but specifically it was for 80 unidentified victims of the storm which really spoke to the chaos, the confusion in the immediate hours and days following hurricane katrina and the lack of response, immediate response from the federal, local, and state officials to people s needs here. then the day has moved on and the focus here is about resilience, about the people of new orleans, and how the city is trying to get back to where it
warnings posted along most of of the gulf coastline. and abc s scott goldberg begins our coverage. good morning, scott. reporter: good morning, rob, paula. it s hard to say when debby is going to make landfall. she really doesn t have to make her presence known by staying in more or less the same position out at sea she is keeping storm clouds in place over millions of people who live along florida s gulf coast. debby has been hovering several miles offshore. but storm clouds on the edge of her system are soaking the coast. and forcing this rescue by the coast guard, swooping in to hoist away a family stranded in a vacation home on dog island near the florida panhandle. this cell phone video provided to abc affiliate wfts captures one of two dozen twisters debby spawned. holy cow! reporter: forecasters are warning there could be more isolated tornadoes and more rain while debby plods along unpredictably. everybody needs to be very, very, very cautious. don t take anything for g
yucatan peninsula, a 5-hour drove if you were to drive from cozumel, if you come out for tourist reasons. we have a map, and if you look at t. this is massive, people here say this is the forgotten spill from 1979, 30 years ago, but it coasted almost the entire gulf coastline of mexico and even up to 160 miles of the texas coast. we went back through, using some of our affiliates in techs and other people we met and found video and reports from the tile and you can see that some of the video, even though it s old and grainy is similar to the pictures we re seeing out of the gulf in the bp spill. in fact when you talk to people whrrks in mexico or south texas, they will tell you they have very vivid memories of the damage this spill caused. there were times that we took our boats out to the beach to beach-launch, and the oil was like a road that extended for 100 miles down the beap, and it would come in in waves of black oil and