guys, if not david, then littler guys like yourselves catch up? >> i think google got where they are through innovation. but now i think it's time to take a look at what they're doing across the board. and, you know, i think there is access issues which net neutrality is all about. that really are, you know, important for the government to focus on. >> we have access issues of our own, and that is this is a half-hour program. doug leeds is the ceo of ask.com. we'll be back in a moment. than. i'm scott mcgrew. thank you for making us part of your sunday morning.

as you can see from those pictures, we're on the bigger island, the littler island back there belongs but an amazing view. and when you stand out here an listen to this water lapping against the side of the levee, you would swear you're out in the lake in the middle of mississippi and not a cotton field. but that's exactly where we are. >> that is an amazing sight. he certainly said that the levee seems to be holding. there he? sign of leakage, martin, at all or they look like they're in pretty good shape? >> no, we've grown accustomed now to look for the telltale signs of weakness. you aren't seeing any sort of water on the other side of the levee, or sand boils which would be an indication of some kind of break-through. they've got plastic down on the side of the levee here. the only thing i think you have to worry about, there is a wind and there is a wave action coming in off of a cotton field, which you would never normally believe you could have. that wave action of course, it has -- beats up against the side. they've got the plastic down. as we say, it is holding. they've tried