south of the beach 9:00 sharp. also simulcast with our local radio station so you can listen to the patriotic music and have fireworks at the same time. reporter: it s a patriotic time, an important thing you re doing out here. these guys have been working very hard. back to what we were talking about in terms of the cleanup efforts, what s interesting is they re not only cleaning up oil but they have to keep their eye out for globs of oil but also for animals like turtles don t they? we do. this process happens at night generally. at night is when turtles come out of the gulf, lay their eggs onshore and then go back into the water soechlt . so if there aren t watchers ahead of the machines they can t see where the turtles are laying their eggs so save the beach turtle watchers accompany the cleanup crews then they identify the nests and at some point take the nests and relocate them to make sure the baby turtles have a good chance of survival. they ll relocate them along the coast