and a wild night in pats land. welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. it is monday, october 4th. this morning, southern california dealing with a potential ecological disaster. a large swath of the coastline covered with oil. after a pipeline breach sent 126,000 gallons of oil, contaminating fragile wetlands. crews are racing to mop up the spill. this massive spill shut down miles of beaches. they could closed for weeks. natasha chen live in huntington beach, california. this is look a surfing epicenter of california where this has been hit. a beautiful beach people go to. reporter: they call themselves surf city usa. some of them were expecting to come to the third day of an airshow yesterday where there were an expected 1 million people. the third day got canceled because, by saturday night, the oil had started to come up to the shoreline. right now the bottom line is that people need to stay out of the water, stay away from the shorel
the water there. numerous beaches in orange county closed today. divers are still searching that 17-mile pipeline for the source of the leak and there are understandably major concerns about the area s wetlands and wildlife, dead fish and birds have already started to wash ashore. cnn national correspondent natasha chen and meteorologist chad myers joining us now. natasha, in terms of where this leak started, do we know the exact location so it could ideally be fixed or is it still unclear? reporter: we don t know that information. yesterday there were divers sent to look at the 17-mile pipeline to see the potential source location of the leak and we haven t haeshd the results of that yet. the parent company responsible, amplify energy their ceo spoke during a press conference yesterday and he said that thches first discovered by crews doing a line inspection saturday morning. he explained the pipeline is rout routinely inspected every other year and meticulously maintai
for more money for personnel at the border. so, it was clear, it was clear that we want a fixed border, but it was also clear the speaker did not make didn t give a reason why you had to do one before you had to do the other. thank you, everybody. congressman, pope francis on sunday called for sir john: there outside of the west wing of the white house, what we call the sticks, the stakeout area, jeffries and chuck schumer talking about what happened during their meeting, sandra, with the president and mitch mcconnell, and speaker mike johnson. still no agreement on a number of spending bills as they face a partial government shutdown on march 1st, and nothing on the spending for ukraine and israel. they are at a stalemate, see if they can get it wedged out. sandra: hakeem jeffries saying he s cautiously optimistic, that s news and reaction throughout the hour, john. john: government shutdown does not benefit anybody, another continuing resolution and then two m
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