picture showing how a thin oil sheen ahead of the thicker oil slick still a few miles off the coast for now. closer look shows small thin lines forming on the outer edge of these shines. as the waves carry the fingers of oil on to the land. the governors of louisiana is joining the governors of alabama and florida in a state of emergency. governor bobby jindal the floating obstructions are not working. anything has slowed this leak. i m certainly worried that the booms as currently deployed are not effective. the areas will be impacted first by this oil spill therefore are critical and fragile coastal sites. next few days are critical. that s why we must do everything necessary, everything possible to protect our coast. shepard: a coast which is one of the world s richest seafood ground and one of the most fragile. filled with fish, shrimp, oysters and crab. the folks depending on the fishing industry keeping a nervous watch on all of. this this is probably going to round
shepard: tonight, two big stories. the stunning democratic defeat in massachusetts and the frantic race to save lives in haiti as another earthquake rattles the ruin. i m shepard. this is fox news. i got to get out of haiti. i can t stand haiti. there ain t no life in haiti. shepard: no life and far too much death. now, new fears of what s to come in haiti. after a dangerous after shock rocks the nation. and in the streets the fight for supplies becomes the fight for survival. plus, doctors call it a miracle. someone obviously loved them very much. tonight the children pluck $ from plucked from the rubble a week after the quake. [cheers] shepard: and massachusetts sends a message but what does it actually say? a shot was fired saying no more business as usual. they re mad. they are understandably mad. maybe there is a new breed of republican coming to washington. we can t keep moving on as if nothing happened in massachusetts. shepard: tonight, wha