testify against drilling in the alaska area. and six inches below the cobbles, all around prince william sound, you can still find oil. it is not gone. it is still there. and many of the fisheries including the especially the herring fishery have never recovered from that. one of the issues we have now is this spill is ten times the size of the valdez spill. that covered over 450 miles distance and 1300 miles of actual coastline. so, i mean, if you do the math, that s over 4,000 miles of coastline. so we re not we re not only not out of the woods, but we re just starting to see the initial effects of this spill. keith coburn. thanks for your time. you can see the deadliest catch tuesday nights on the discovery channel. keith, thanks again. what s more american than hot dogs. coney island s annual hot dog eating contest, find out how the
space correspondent jay barberie to explain that is go on. what happened? they have done this hundreds of times, jeff. as the progress of an unmanned spacecraft russian built carrying fuel, food, cargo for the crew on board, there are six people up there, it was appro h approaching its docking port and they lost communications with it. so they had to make a fly off, get away from the space station, and it is now six to seven miles away and is sitting out, waiting to try again, possibly sunday. no one is in any danger at anytime. but a few years back, the same type of progress ran into the mir space station, the russian station, crashed into it, endangered the crew. it is not an easy task to do, but they pretty well have the drill down now. and they ll try again on sunday to bring it where it should dock. what is important is nobody was hurt here. jay barberie, thanks. a new weapon enlisted in a battle against the oil. an oil-drinking whale. it is a boat. it is the lar