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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20110103:16:00:00

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20110103:16:00:00
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and utah. and golfers encounter all sorts of obstacles on the course, sand traps, water hazards, and bears. [growling] jon: just fake make out this young black bear strolling across the gulf club in nicker booker new jersey. the bear made it there after first tearing through backyards in nearby neighborhoods always just one paw ahead of wildlife workers. at one point just yards away from larry christmas. to see a bear come right in front of my car that was crazy. he came out, grabbed the garbage went back in the backyard. that was it. jon: every bear needs a little garbage now and then. after a meal, it was apparently time for a nap. and where better to lay down than at the country club right on the fourth hole. golfers actually kept playing but they avoided the area.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20100616:22:17:00

by the federal wildlife workers, but yet, there are other enthusiasts who want to help in the rescue, but at this time they are told that they are not interested in help from the outsiders. drew wheellan from the birding association says that there are many people in different parts of the country experienced with removing the oil from the birds. i cannot see why they would not want as many people here as possible. the humane society of the united states agrees and the president of the organization saying that we need more trained personnel and boats working in the gulf, and we need more boats deployed to search in a more systemic way for the animals in distress. throw me some gloves! reporter: but the louisiana department of wildlife and fisheries says that we have the resources to handle the job at hand at this time, and the volunteers who have offered services simply need to be ready to respond when the call comes and when that time comes. the misconception is that we are

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20100616:22:16:00

can be found in time. our national correspondent gary tuchman has more. deep into the louisiana marshland, searching for pelicans and gulls struggling to survive. there are thousands of birds in this one location, one small barrier island in the gulf of mexico, and at any time every one of the birds could plunge into the water to get a fish and end up mired in oil. that is what michael carlos with the louisiana department of wildlife and fisheries is looking for. you see an opening in the grass? i think he is sitting in there. reporter: we then see it, too, a baby seagull drenched in oil, and barely moving. the gull is more than 600 birds rescued in louisiana since the oil disaster began and brought for cleaning and care for a center opened up in plaquemines, louisiana. the bird we spotted is being rescued be i the state wildlife workers and others are rescued

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20100616:02:45:00

too, a baby seagull drenched in oil, barely moving. the gull is one of more than 600 since this oil disaster occurred, brought to cleaning and care at a center opened in plaquemines parish, louisiana. being rescued by state and wildlife workers. other burrs are rescued by federal wildlife workers. others want to participate but are being told at this time by the state and federal agencies they are not interested in help from outsiders. drew wieland says hundreds of people from other parts of the country are experienced with dealing with birds drenched in oil. i could not see any reason they would not want as many people here as possible. humane society agrees, president of the association saying we need more trained people on boats working in the gulf and we need more boats deployed to search in a more

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