either. this outdoor sports store was deserted and manager heather figures wore a mask as she worked inside. when i saw the air quality index kind of max out, i had a severe headache. i was really sluggish and then i got a mask and i was like oh, that was probably why. reporter: but some braved the elements. marty connell donned a mask while her husband peter went commando, but he said their dog was white when they started the walk. this group found the air foul but not alarming. it s more of an annoyance because we don t live here and are leaving in a couple days, but i feel bad for you guys breathing it all the time. reporter: finally in the no good deed goes unpunished category local county supervisor scott haggerty published a free mask give-away from 2 to 4 p.m., but all 1,400 were gone in less than 30 minutes leaving a lot of frustrated constituents. i m disappointed i couldn t give out more. everybody is having a hard time finding these masks and, quite frank
two negotiators to talk with lawmakers today about possible spending cuts. he s also getting ready to take his fiscal cliff message on the road. he ll try to convince the american people the best way to avoid the fiscal cliff is to extend the bush era tax cuts for the middle class. it s too important for washington to screw this up. reporter: president obama is putting pressure on congressional republicans and he s enlisting middle class americans in getting the gop to take action on taxes. when the american people speak loudly enough, lo and behold congress listens. reporter: tomorrow he ll host a campaign style event where he calls on lawmakers to extend the tax rates on families making less than $250,000 a year. once that s done they can work on other details such as spending cuts and changes to the tax code, medicare and medicaid. he s out there campaigning for his position. i get it. we understand it. at the end of the day he has to lead on this issue. report
courthouse for us in new orleans tonight. mark. mark. reporter: scott, this prosecution moves away from the b.p. spill s environmental and economic impacts. instead, its the preventable deaths of 11 people. bob kaluza oversaw safety for b.p. aboard the deepwater horizon when the rig exploded. i did not cause this tragedy. i am innocent. and i put my trust, reputation, and future in the hands of the judge and the jury. reporter: donald vidrine, another b.p. senior supervisor aboard the rig, also pleaded not guilty. they were in charge of a test that indicated a combustible gas had seeped into well. the indictment alleges kaluza and vadrine didn t call engineers on shore to discuss the abnormal readings as required. instead, they allowed work on the well to go on. hours later, volatile gas came up the well and exploded. i m angry that the two middle management guys are going to take the fall. reporter: stephen stone, a worker on the deepwater horizon, escaped on a lif
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