details. can you walk us, scott, as i welcome you to the show again. walk us through this new timeline and how this spill is impacting the local community. what are you seeing? reporter: yeah, it s definitely impacting the community, alex. they ve narrowed the beach closures a little bit from what they were a week ago, where you had, like, 20 miles of beaches closed. now, there s about ten miles of beaches where you can t go into the water. you can go on to the sand but you can t go into the water because they fear the health risk there and then you have areas like this. this is something called tolbert marsh, which is just inland from huntington beach, a sensitive wildlife reserve and they have gotten oil in here so they re working to contain that as well. and now, this sort of new timeline, as you mentioned, they do think now that they re pretty confident that it was an anchor strike that ruptured this pipeline, but as they got down into the water over the last week or so, they fou
environmental impact, this is something called the tolbert marsh behind me, which the ocean is just behind us, but this is a sensitive wildlife refuge where they did get some oil in there and they re trying to clean that up and assess what all happened here and another thing they don t know is exactly how much oil spilled. there was talk of 144,000 gallons, maybe as little as 30,000 gallons. it really is a week later, still unfolding, yasmin. it seems like a lot to unpack there still. scott cohn for us, thank you. still ahead, everybody, it s all in the spin, right? how the president is framing some tough economic numbers to pressure congress to act. plus, school board meetings across this country, they ve been ground zero for the mask mandate debate. ndate debate masking children is child abuse. it is. you mask your child, you re a child abuser. to severe psoriasi, or psoriatic arthritis, are rethinking the choices they make