russians are us to krantz may live in luxury as homes but all that splenda comes with some crushing matrons bills in some cases the landed gentry of yesteryear even having to take mental jumps to make ends meet on scene a investigate when one speaks of the british aristocracy be traditional a landed gentry or noble little what would imagine lavish lifestyles and grabbed the states as it would have been centuries ago but the reality today is not quite up to par as it would have been in the past. i'm on what we call her the job seeker's allowance so i have to support this markup all on a single man's allowance so each of us gets five pounds a day my wife and i this isn't what one would expect to hear from an earl heir apparent to the market side of aylesbury the estate has been in the family for a thousand years but he's now in a fierce legal battle with the state's trustees with no access to his money i have no money to heat the house there is the horten with us so when my wife and i want to wash we couldn't for public baltimore the financial times reports high court cases of beneficiaries c

--the next time the krantz transfer secretary called the bank and a crisis, do they hang up on them? >> i don't know what they would do. jpmorgan a place that had to get bear stearns. we would've had the lehman beart earlier. now that we areorgan -- now holding them legally responsible for what we asked them to do at that time. as far as that piece of the basically -- you are -- the government is being given a position to look back and rewrite the rules of what actually, contextually happened. they didn't come forward with the idea of buying bear stearns and absorbing it. we brought it to them. and now we are saying that they're legally culpable. >> final question. if each of you could have individually done one thing different during the crisis, either before, after, during, i don't care, what would it have been? >> i have thought about this a lot. the communications was the hardest thing we struggled with. we had one microphone, but two different audiences. we wanted to project confidence to the markets, but let congress know how terrified we were. we ended up with a muddled messag

but sunny krantz says the damage caused by the mining has to be weighed against the benefits. >> obviouslysituation was upsetting, but there are a lot of benefits that are derived from this raw material, this source of sodium chloride that we are delivering to a chemical industry that uses it for so many, many, many useful purposes. >> wilma subra is an environmental scientist and a macarthur fellow who has dedicated her life to helping families affected by industry. >> how common is it to have communities in this state emptied out or at least evacuated in the way that we are seeing here in bayou corn? >> when you have things like a train wreck, which petro chemicals spilled in the economy, when you have a rupture of a pipeline or when you have an industrial facility, have a big explosion, the people are evacuated. this happens frequently in louisiana. there is a need for one and there is a need for enforcement. >> the petro chemical industry has hundreds of accidents every year in louisiana. residents complain the state's not doing enough it's too chummy with big gas and chemical. people