. >> the great bobby would mack. >> the great bobby womack. [ music ]. troubleshooting runs on dunkin'. america runs on dunkin'. with our new iced dark roast coffee. grab a delicious cup today. america runs on dunkin'. socks off. >> the great bobby womack. >> the great bobby womack. [ music ]. >>> we're looking live at the space shuttle atlantis connected to the international space station this morning. the third space walk of this mission is about to take place. look at the blue water of the earth behind there. sharon has traffic problems. marty has first morning weather. >> it's being done in a warehouse in arizona, they're faking it. i buy into that, don't you. the strange thing is some do. >> yeah. >> about 200 miles south of that picture it's a beautiful day. we're talking about 81 degrees. upper 50s now. just gorgeous, dinnertime, friday evening, take it away. >> how about the rush, here is sharon. >> good morning everyone. not too much to worry about at this early hour, just one accident. that will be blocking lanes of route 408 at route 4. med va

>> he learned he's not a bobby rush and is going to succeed by trying to out-bobby rush bobby rush. he starts to go on trips throughout the state. the suburbs around chicago. he starts going south in the state. with a kind of old political hand from the state legislator named dan showman. he starts to see white people at vfws in these southern counties who are culturally maybe closer to the southern states that they're a lot closer to than chicago aren't, you know, dismissing me. i'm getting a friendly reception here. i translate. and so when he decides to run for senate, it's not as if he wins the southern part of the state. but he does all right. and he does very well clearly in liberal suburbs like evanston. he sweeps the black vote and he gets a little lucky. he gets a little lucky, wait for it, two more sex scandals. as you remember blair hull, who's certainly the richest candidate if not the best skilled goes down in flames when his divorce records are opened up and they are not a edifying spectacle. [laughter] >> then he's going to run against a very strong republican who a f

i think bobby loves the game of baseball.e's definitely one of the best managers ever to manager the game of baseball. i had great time playing for him. >> i remember one game against the cardinals, you matched the career high 6 hists in one game, six rbi's in one game. you tried the franchise record. >> i'll tell you, that was one of the most memorable moments for me in baseball. just to be a part of that organization. and to have a chance to play for bobby cox, it ranks up there with the world series that i won. >> willie, when they talk about versatility, nobody in major league baseball that i can see can do it as well as you can. no matter where they put you out there, you can be infield, out field, whatever, you're going to get the job done. >> you know, it just comes with confidence, just being able to go out there and have confidence in myself, knowing that i can make a play to help my team win. i would rather play defense than hit, and that's just something i've always taken pride in, and especially when i'm not hitti

he's not a guy that's going to succeed by trying to out bobby rush robby -- bobby rush. he starts to go on trips throughout the states. he starts going south in the state for the old political hand. and he's been visiting these things. and he starts to see that white people who are cultural maybe closer to the other states that they are a lot closer too than chicago aren't dismissing me. i'm getting a friendly reception here. i translate. and so when he decides to run for senate, it's not as if he wins, but he does already. and he does very well, clearly in liberal suburbs. he sweeps the black folk. and he gets a little lucky. he gets a little lucky, wait for it, two more sex scandals. as you remember, blair hall who is certainly the richest if not the most skills, goes down in flames when his diverse records are -- divorce records are opened up. then he's going to run against a very strong republican who a former goldman sachs partner who's gone off to fund the really good school on the south side. he's now he's done well and now he's going to be good. his divorce recor

bobby rush. he goes to the counties, the suburbs around chicago, he starts giving south in the state with a kind of bold political hand from the state legislature named daniel showman and he's been visiting and he starts to see that white people in these southern counties who are culturally may be closer to the southern states but are a lot closer to them chicago aren't dismissing me. i'm getting a friendly reception here. when he decides to run for the senate it's not that he wins the southern part of the state but he does all right and he does very well clearly in the liberal suburbs like at kingston. he sweeps the black voter and he gets a little lucky. he gets a little lucky, wait for it, to more sex scandals as you remember certainly the richest candidate not the most skilled goes down in flames when his divorce records are open up and they are not in edify and spectacle. [laughter] then he's going to run against a very strong republican, former goldman sachs partner who's gone off to find a

he and bobby valentine. "the wall street journal" report begins right now. >>> here's a look what's making news as we head into a new week on wall street. the markets ran smack into a correction this week tumbling about 10% from their recent highs in april. the major indices falling sharply on concerns about europe's debt crisis and the fears that that contagion is spreading to the united states. the dow jones industrial average falling nearly 400 points on thursday alone, its largest percentage drop since march of 2009. volatility skyrocketed as the market fell. earnings news meanwhile as companies beat analysts' expectations last quarter including retail he recalls home depot and walmart and lowe's. tech giant hewlett-packard also beating estimates. the federal reserve open market committee released minutes from the meeting in april and the fed is slightly more optimistic than it had been. the fomc saying the recovery was more firmly staebld and slightly increased economic growth estimates for 2010 while l

. >>> more than a month later louisiana governor bobby jindal is not holding back his frustration. he has had enough of waiting for the government. the crude continuing to wash up on the beaches and marsh lands, jindal is launching a new plan of attack. >> reporter: if you want something done you've got to do it yourself. that message from louisiana governor bobby jindal who says bp and washington are too slow to clean up the oil contaminating the gulf coast. >> even when we report sightings of oil it is not responded to quickly enough. >> reporter: the oil on the beach is brown but the cleanup response is all red tape. >> excuses. leaders don't use excuses. >> again we have a national disaster, and we are being told to wait. >> we're asking bp to step up to the plate. i'm beg the federal government now to do the right thing. >> reporter: jindal backed by passion al parish leaders has his own plan to begin building sand barriers around precious he is tu airies. >> blackhawks, grinnooks. >> reporter: louisiana residents remember all too well the last time they waited for help. hurri

bobby.ond quarter's gonna ba monster. [ adding machine whirring ] [ male announcer ] call 888-trugreen and get a customized plan for a healthy, green lawn, guaranteed. they grow it. i mow it. male announcer ] trugreen. go greer. >> the world can see me as a beautiful woman as opposed to all of the photos that are out there of me. >> vanity, whatever. >> john edwards mistress rielle hunter last week on oprah. kimberly's case has everything to do with it. he's all over it. >> good to see you back avenue and sound. >> it was crowded. i love it. >> thanks geraldo. edward and reel hunter made headlines on oprah claiming these racy photos from gq were a big mistake. she destroyed the graphic sex tape we have all heard about that reportedly shows the one time presidential candidate with a very pregnant reille. the reaction has been mixed and someone who has much to say on the topic joins geraldo now. >> andrew young author of -- what's it again? >> "politician" the book? >> "the politician." reille

to approve a new rule by the end of this year which will ban drop-down cribs for good. 6-month-old bobby suffocated in a drop-down crib. >> the thing was, there was never any warnings about these cribs. and after research, we found that a lot of these cribs had caused injuries and deaths. >> reporter: the cribs, that have been on the market for decades and bought by thousands, make it easier to reach a baby with their drop-down side. they've also proven deadly. at least 32 babies killed in the past decade. in just the past five years, 7 million of the cribs have been recalled. because of weak hardware or if parents assemble the crib incorrectly the drop-side can separate from the crib, creating a gap where the baby's head can become stuck. parents have been begging for change. >> while we are happy to hear about the millions of crib recalls we are convinced the only answer is a complete ban on drop-side cribs. >> reporter: now that is about to happen. by june of next year, it should be illegal to buy or sell or even use drop-down cribs in hotels. >> we don't want to see any child hurt, a

but louisiana's governor bobby jindal is saying too little too late. so along with other state leaders and locals familiar with the area, the governor hatched a plan of attack. they are building a berm that would provide a shield from the oil spill. >> we have two options. we can either fight this oil off of our coast and protect louisiana or we're going to be spending months and years removing oil along thousands of miles of fragmented wetlands that serve as a critical nursery for marine wildlife for the gulf and for our country. >> interior secretary ken salazar saying fix it or step aside. he is in louisiana today along with janet napolitano. at 5:30, we are live in louisiana with a look at what is happening later today. federal officials are looking into another tragic disaster. today arc congressional commitee will hold a hearing in the state of west virginia concerning the mine close that killed 29 workers. investigators say there was a dangerous build-up of methane gas inside the mine. >>> investigators are trying to find out what killed a six-

bobby realized -- blue jays. bobby realized success quickly in toronto as he led the blue jays to the american league east crown in 1985. for these efforts he was named major league manager of the year by the baseball writers' association of america, the associated press and supporting -- sporting news. after his winning seasoning in toronto, bobby returned to georgia to work with the braves again in 1985. this time as general manager. it was then that he began creating a baseball empire, by restructuring the team from the farm system up through the major leagues. in the 1990's he was back in the dugout as manager of the braves and he led them to five national league pennants, one world series championship and 14 consecutive division titles. he was named manager of the year once again and to this day he's still the only coach to win manager of the year in both the american and national leagues. bobby has won over 2,000 games and is the all-time winningest coach in braves history. bobby has made a name for himself

after a boat tour along louisiana's coast governor bobby jindal says the state will not wait for federal approval to build sand barriers. >> this shows you why it's so important to keep the oil out of our wetlands. important for louisiana. important for the gulf. it's important for the entire country. >> reporter: oil is pushed into louisiana's marshes affecting critical breeding grounds. some fishermen believe it may be beyond saving already. >> it's over an inch thick, maybe more. it's like peanut butter or fudge. the marsh is already destroyed. it's here. you know, and look at here. it's already here. this is going to die. in a couple days the grass is gone. >> reporter: secretary of the interior ken salazar and homeland security secretary janet napolitano will lead a delegation to the region to fly over the affected areas and take a look at bp's response. >> if we find they're not doing what they're supposed to be doing we'll push them out of the way. >> reporter: there is already another setback. the straw they inserted into the leaking pipe is only siphoning half as much as it was

finally braves manager bobby cox spells his name cox.or jay rockefeller are a session up on capitol hill today celebrating the 50 years of baseball and they got coxae cake. unfortunately there was not a spell check. >> oh, no. >> because once bobby has gone into the adult film business. [ laughing ] >> that ain't right. so we tried to keep that taste full. but it's only so tasteful. >> we don't know how you can get that video. >> someone with a camera on capitol hill. >> there you go. we'll be right back. [ applause ] [ grunting ] [ male announcer ] venus williams doesn't let sweat and odor ruin her style. [ grunting ] [ male announcer ] new tide plus febreze freshness sport. the #1 sports detergent at putting away stains... and it eliminates odors, so your style is always fresh. [ venus ] i smell victory. [ male announcer ] if it works for venus, imagine what it will do for your family's clothes. tide plus febreze freshness sport. style is an option. clean is not. this is power with efficiency. this is an interior that exceeds even the

bobby flay has brought his cheering crowd here.ther, see what's happening all across the country, shall we? looks like we're seeing some showers in the northwest and >> on this cinco de mayo, this is deuce number two. you're number one with us on "the early show" from virginia. nice to see you. and my friend betty. harry, over to you. >> all right, thanks, dave. a 23-year-old alabama man is a million dollars richer, due to his skillful pitching in a video game. two months ago, wade mcgilberry entered a contest where the goal was to pitch a perfect game. it was 27 up, 27 down for the opposition. and wade became an instant millionaire. and he is with us live in the studio this morning. good morning. >> good morning. >> yeah, so you played video games, and in a given day, how much would you say? >> probably about half an hour to an hour. just until my wife gets home. >> and she says enough already? >> mm-hmm. >> but this is interesting. because this was a new version of a baseball game from y two k, right? >> from 2k sports. >> that w

bobby flay has brought his cheering crowd here.her, see what's happening all across the country, shall we? looks like we're seeing some showers in the northwest and maybe some accumulating snow, too. several inches, as a matter of fact. as you head to the great lakes and push eastward you're going to see some strong storms. watch detroit and cincinnati and buffalo in particular. southeast looks gorgeous with the exception of south florida where you may see some thunderstorm activity. northeast looks beautiful. high temperatures today, 83 for albuquerque, 87 for new orleans. close to 90 degrees in raleigh. and right here in new york city, we'll get to about 80 degrees. a little shy of that. in the upper 70s in chicago, as you say good buy to t-storms. northern plains states, temperatures in the 40s. some accumulating snow. that is a quick look at our national map. >> on this cinco de mayo, this is deuce number two. you're number one with us on "the early show" from virginia. nice to see you. and my friend betty. harry, over to you.

bobby.er ] call 888-trugreen and get a customized plan for a healthy, green lawn, guaranteed. they grow it. i mow it. male announcer ] trugreen. go greer. (applaus (applause) >> each weekday listen to news and commentary on the huckabee report, the fastest new radio feature in the past decade and heard on 585 of the very best radio stations in the nation. if you want to find the one near you or listen to past comment y commentari commentaries, go to mike huckabee.com and click on the huckabee reportment my next guest faced death, death threats from the mob after what he thought was just a simple business deal that turned out to be a chilling extortion plot against it. well, he fought back and he beat them and now he wants it take on the big spenders in congress. that may be the biggest challenge of all. please welcome tom ganly. welcome. >> thank you governor, thank you very much. [applause] >> what intrigues me about your story is you're just minding your business, a guy comes into your dea

and i think of bobby kennedy had been nominated, the wallace vote, because they're so and anti-kennedy, i think the walls that would have shrunk. that he would have been weekend. so i think we would have a far easier time beating robert j. that we did was hubert humphrey. because wallace was a 23% when he shrunk to 13%, they're all the northern catholics i was talking to you about, they all went back to the party. they didn't go to nixon. they didn't like republicans. they were just anti-what was going on. so they went back to the democratic party. and i think, i think that if, i think if we would've done an awful lot better, quite frankly, if the situation had been different. >> host: dawn and pennsylvania. you are on with pat buchanan. this is booktv. please go ahead. >> caller: i have a couple quick points. one is before you does msnbc that you're on, there's a running joke about the doctor and how he influences mfm influenced, getting into world war ii. and also a couple things you talk about with the campaign trail with hunter thompson, how the stores are out there that he would r

bobby! [ male announcer ] call 877-trugreen and get a customized plan for a healthy, green lawn, guaranteed. best lesson i've learned? mow on sunny days. lawn's looking good, bobby. my pleasure...ally. [ male announcer ] trugreengo greener. >> casey seigel is reporting now. thankfully the demonstrations have been peaceful. there is an exception regret to report that close to 20 businesses were damaged after what started as a peaceful immigration rights march in downtown santa cruz. among they are looking for the perps there 50,000 to $100,000 damage. that was la but you also had a huge one in dal at thats, a huge rally in dallas saturday protesting against the new arizona statute and texas will soon follow suit. my next guest announced she is introducing a bill in texas. she is from houston tonight. the organizer of the big pro immigration rally. state rep domingo garcia on the right. debbie if i may call you that why are you proposing a bill that governor rick perry opposes. >> he has not s

kiley was taken by the water and so too was her dad, bobby. husband and daughter in a split second. >> he was a hero. he sacrificed himself for his kids. that's what i think. >> a lot of people in tennessee feel the national media and washington haven't paid enough attention. we reported on the situation a little bit but not as much as we should have. we hope to begin to correct that tonight and tomorrow from nashville. we'll go there tomorrow. with us now is nashville mayor, karl dean. it's been five days since the storm first occurred, seeing pictures coming over the city. how bad is it tonight? >> anderson, we're really in the recovery stage. the rain stopped sunday and the river crested monday night. we're in a position now where the river is actually receding. we are coming out of this thing, beginning the cleanup process. we had nine deaths in nashville, a lot of people who lost their homes and businesses no longer operating. this has been devastating. our heart goes out to the victims of this flood. right now, we're going to be focused

five weeks have passed and with no solution in sight, louisiana governor bobby jindal is saying bp should step aside if it cannot get the job done. the state has start the building sand barriers around the estuaries. >> wave got two options. we can either fight this oil off of our coast and protect louisiana or -- or we'll be spending months an years removing oil along thousands of miles of fragmented wetlands that serve as a critical nursery for marine wildlife for the gulf and for our country. >> exterior secretary ken salazar and homeland security secretary janet napolitano will be back in louisiana today. white house says the justice department has been gathering information about the oil spill but would not say if the agency has opened a criminal investigation. >>> and now to a developing story. jamaica's government has declared a state of emergency because of violent clashes in the capital of kingston. supporters of an alleged drug lord fighting his extradition have been fighting with police. >>> another developing story we are following. the president of south korea says his countr

bobby, you agree? >> it is unclear now who's responsible for the spill.re are actually liability issues that are involved that are -- that are really critical, i think, ultimately to bp's claim because there's more limitations on liability if there's -- if it's transocean under the oil prevention act. the culprit that i think people are more focusing on today halyburton because haliburton poured the cement and the accident occurred as the cement filling of the casing was completed. now, if you look back over the past 15 years, half of the oil failure -- of the oil platform explosions and failures on the gulf have occurred because of poor application of the cement. the cement is forced down the center of -- the steel center of the pipe and comes up and floods the sayings of the pipe, pros the pipe and a firm casing that will isolate the oil and the gas as it comes up the pipe. ifle wrong cement is used, poorly applied, can lead to this explosion. so halyburton has become a major culprit. >> james could this be a katrina moment for the obama administration?

with republican senator jim bunning of the 1968 pittsburgh pirates honoring bobby cox of the atlantaho is scheduled to retire after 29 years as a major league manager, 25 of them in atlanta. we think he might have batted against bunning when cox played third base for the yankees. anyway, the senators extold bobby's leadership, and he produced the mo juiced. >> one thing i want to ask you gentlemen to do, speak at my funeral. >> to wisconsin and the deer crashers. two deer blasted through the glass doors of the ale house. deer like beer. the bar/restaurant was not prepared for the unexpected guests, the hoofed once, therefore wrestled down to the floor for their own protection. since the regular patrons were watching a basketball game at the time. a milwaukee bucks game. that's sports. i'm vip burns, now back to lou waters and bill zimmerman in atlanta. sorry, i had a flashback. >>> the crisis continues in nashville. off the back burner newswise, thank goodness, but the death count in tennessee alone is now 19. we go there next. can i have some ice cream please ? no, it's just for new

the louisiana governor bobby gin gindel is concerned about the chemicals being used to disperse the oil. >> let's be clear the oil is here, we're not talking about tar balls ore mulls fide oil, we are talking that the heavy oil is here on the louisiana coast. >> officials want the army corps of engineer to build a plan to build sand barriers to block the oil from reaching delicate coastal wetlands. >>> maryland senators wants president obama to block drilling off the louisiana coast. they are especially concerned about drilling in the atlantic after the oil spill desaster on the gulf of mexico. they say a similar mishap could hurt national security because virginia is a crucial operational and testing area for the navy. >>> a physical altercation between police and a woman at the preakness. >> you cannot go punching police officers. >> the scene that led up to the incident. >>> a mild start as you head out this morning with temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s. we ah! silver one. that's not a volkswagen. ♪ [ tires screech ] ♪ [ sighs ] ♪ that's two for doubting. [ chuckles ] you hit

>> yes. >> brown: as you know, louisiana governor bobby jindal has been critical of the federal. today specifically he was talking about the need for more boom equipment and for permission to build sand barriers what is your response there? >> well, in the booming strategy i think he has got a point this is one of those case where i have gone to b.p. and raised a concern and they have been responsive. i had a really long talk with tony hayward over the weekend about what i call the retail end of this response. and that last mile where oil is impacting the shore, we need to move, cleanup teams there very, very quickly. and the ability and the agility for not only british petroleum and our our entire team to do that needs to improve. he was down there today working on that regarding the barrier islands and the berms, the korps of engineers is looking at this. i understand the idea. i understand how they perceive the effectiveness of these berms would be against stopping the oil but we also understand it will take six to nine months, maybe a year to build some of these. a lot of iss

. >> reporter: bobby jindal says they have begun to build barriers to protect the coastline and fragile wildlife. as for residents they don't care who or how, they just want the water clean. but many don't believe it won't be possible until they dig a relief wall at the bottom of the well and that could be a month. >>> a special hearing on the explosion at the upper branch mine is scheduled today in beckly, west virginia. relatives of some of the miners killed in the explosion along with west virginia governor joe mansion and rock feller are among those to scheduled to testify. the hearing is days after a senate subcommittee heard testimony on the explosion from executives of massey energy, the company which owns the mine. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton says north korea must be held to account for the sinking of a south korean warship. secretary clinton made the comment during a meeting with chinese leaders in beijing. they want china's help in finding a solution to the situation. >>> the chinese government agrees to a currency exchange rate with the u.s. dollar. >>> and a new l

senators decide they would hold a celebration for atlanta skipper, bobby cox. it was u.s.enator, isaacson and rockefeller taking the legendary braves skipper into the house chamber and holding a party to honor his 50 years in baseball. that is cox, c-o-x. i point that out because they got a cake, which the pastry chef regrettable spelling error. i believe you know what those last two letters are and unless he is the mascot for the university of south carolina or become an adult film star, that is not the way that's supposed to be spelled. perhaps the braves will do better. today they play the nats. we'll have highlights tonight. you guys can read, can't you? >> we can read. >> can you believe? >> we can laugh and that might make it into gbu at some point. >> i suspect it will. were we okay? >> you handled it with grace, my friend. >> there's a first time for everything. >> we want to go back to breaking news we have been following out of charlottesville. top officials at uva are discussing ways to prevent another tragedy on campus, by now, you probably know police believe

. >> reporter: bobby jindal is not focused on who is in charge. he's frustrated. >> the oil hitting our coast, it's too little, too late. >> reporter: admiral allen stays government doesn't have everything it needs to 'do deal with this crisis. diane? >> later we'll hear what people had to say at a town meeting at a church last night. >>> but we move on now to another big story today. one that impacts millions of people looking to buy or sell a home. new numbers showed sales of existing homes jumped more than 7.5% last month. mortgage rates are plunging. here's david muir. >> reporter: why are mortgage rates dropping. near 50-year lows? that financial turmoil across europings that reluctant bailout for greece is pushing investors here. many are buying u.s. treasury bonds. the rates connected on those to our mortgages. >> when ten year treasury bonds come down, so do mortgage rates. >> reporter: the trillions in federal help and the $8,000 tax credit were coming to an end. now economists say expect another boost, this time, because of those treasur

. >> reporter: governor bobby jindal says the state has begun building sand barriers to protect the coastline and its fragile wildlife. as for local residents, they don't care who or how. they just want the water clean. but many experts believe that won't even be possible until crews dig a relief well at the bottom of the gulf and that could take months. and the white house says the justice department has been gathering information about the oil spill, but won't say if a criminal investigation has been launched. michelle, back to you. >> tara mergener in washington. thanks. >>> during an interview yesterday, former republican vice presidential candidate sarah palin suggested the obama administration is too close to big oil. >> if there's any connection with the contributions made to president obama and his administration and the support by the oil companies to the administration, if there's any connection there to president obama taking so doggone long to get in there, to dive in there and grasp the complexity and the potential tragedy that we are seeing here in the gulf of mexico. >> the whi

bobby jindal, louisiana's governor, surveyed the damage. >> we don't want to see oil anywhere along louisiana'soast, but we especially don't want to see this oil in our fragile wetlands and our fragile ecosystem. >> reporter: bomb p. had two more setbacks today. a mile under water this tube is capturing a little more than half the oil it was a day ago. with wildlife trapped in the crisis, some birds suffering, others dying, camardelle also worries about this nearby island. a home for hundreds of nesting brown pelicans. their future as much at risk as the people of grand isle. >> it's first time in our life that we experienced something like that. you're realizing how valuable the water is to our livelihoods. >> reporter: this oil runs for seven miles on this beach and it comes at the worst possible time for this community. most people here from fishing or tourism, work for four months for money they will live off of all year long, and this is that critical time. right now grand isle's economy is drowning in oil. russ? >> mitchell: mark strassmann, thank you very much. and b.p. is catching new h

but bobby jindal is saying too little, too late. craig boswell has the latest. >> reporter: too little, too late. that's a sentiment from a number of people from texas to florida. we expect the president to fly over the area today. ken salazar has threatened to push bp aside if they can't get the job done. and every day there is a new layer of frustration and anger here. >> it's already in the marsh. this is oil. >> reporter: oil has reached the marshes of lousiana. the governor said he's tired of waiting around. >> the day we appeared is upon us. the heavy oil has made landfall. we have to get this oil away from the wetlands. >> the smell is horrible. you can smell the raw oil. >> reporter: more than a month after the explosion, bp is still trying to cap the well. this week they will try to force a top kill. and if that doesn't work, they'll try plugging it with rubber and other substances. >> you can see it's an inch thick. it's like peanut butter or fudge. it's just globbed of it. glob -- globs of it. >> reporter: pelicans are co

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that message from louisiana governor bobby jindal who says bp and washington are too slow to clean up the oil. >> even when we report sightings of oil, it is not being responded to quickly enough. >> reporter: some louisiana mayors agree with jindal. >> excuses. leaders don't use excuses. again, we have a national disaster and we are being told to wait. >> we are asking bp to step up to the plate. i'm begging the federal government now to do the right thing. >> reporter: jindal, backed by some passionate parish leaders, has his own plan to begin building barriers around precious estuaries. >> so we started that. >> reporter: coastal louisiana residents remember all too well the last time they waited for help while nature took its course, katrina still ingrained in their minds. >> reporter: man are building barriers on their own to save the land they love. >> it is something that will be irreppable damage to our eighth generation fishermen. gentleman we now have new skeed fouls what they expect to happen this week. >> reporter: bp officials say they hope to try again to patch up the sp

as state wildlife officials try unsuccessfully to rescue the board, louisiana governor bobby jindal pleased with the federal government to let him build new barrier islands, sand berms to do what booms clearly can't. >> one of the answers may be just coming in and burn the marsh afterwards, that's not enough of a plan. we need a better -- we need more urgency. we need a better plan. >> reporter: today governor jindal took the media on a tour of the coastal wetlands he is desperately trying to protect from the onslaught of oil. >> you can see the reality is, just going in here to try to clean this up will cause damage to this area, and the birds. >> reporter: the governor wants more help from washington. >> bp needs to pay for this, but absolutely the government needs to be in charge. >> reporter: plaquemines parish president, billy nungesser, says it's time for president obama to take control. >> he seems to care, but he needs to put his foot down and demand someone take charge. >> reporter: and this is what's headed louisiana's way. out in the gulf, we found even more massive slicks of oil

if this comes after louisiana's governor bobby jindal is criticizing the bp and the government for their how they are taking matters into their own hands. >> louisiana state leaders are asking to dredge sand from the sea floor and built 80 miles of levees to reinforce barrier islands in hopes of slowing the spread of oil into the marshlands. frustration and anger are mounting towards bp and the federal government. as crews worked to clean up oil washing ashore, dozens of miles of louisiana coast are coated with an oil sheen. wildlife and beaches threatens. beaches already closed. >> i don't feel they are doing everything they can. >> many are frustrated with bp and its efforts to try to stop the oil spill. if their latest move was a straw inserted into the well to siphon off the oil, but it's now or moving on a half it was days ago. >> we are united in wanting the same results. we want to stop polluting the ocean and if we want to kill this oilwell. >> 6 million gallons polluting the waters of the gulf. more of that expected to come ashore. the government is selling bp they will take ove

he met with governor bobby jindal and some of the first responders and held a briefing to talk aboutederal efforts to assist with protecting the gulf coast environment. the president also talked about the attempted car bomb incident in new york city. [no audio] >> bid afternoon, everybody. first, that me say a few words about the incident in new york city. i want to commend the work of the nypd, the new york fire department, an fbi, which responded swiftly and aggressively to a dangerous situation. i also want to commend the vigilant citizen who noted this but -- this suspicious activity reported it to the authorities. i just got off the phone on the way down here with mayor bluebird to make sure that the mayor bloomberg to make sure that state and federal officials are coordinating a effectively. we are taking every step necessary to ensure our state and local partners have the full support and cooperation of the federal government. we will do what is necessary to protect the american people and determine who is behind this potentially deadly act and see that justice is done. i will

. >> nicholas and bobby say they were trying to swim across the river just above that dam. the flood waters racing over the 30-foot drop were too strong and swept them dangerously close to the edge. >> for a second -- like my head was going under and i was trying to fight it. i was panicking, i could feel my heart rate. and i was thinking, i need to calm down, figure something out. >> and he did. he managed to get on his feet. and that's him standing in the orange swim trunks. standing so close to the ledge. that was a huge help to the rescuers onshore. roswell firefighter dennis o'brien, the one who threw out the rope talked to hln. >> the young lady and man that were laying down, they were exhausted. visibly shaking from the cold. and they were ready to come out of the water and very quickly. >> tv helicopters hovered above as this amazing rescue unfolded. >> we see there they've just pulled the female. >> attached to that rope, life jackets. all three were pulled to safety and they thanked firefighter o'brien with hugs. >> mom and dad were mad for being so stupid. you li

with that, let me turn it over to bobby engine dall -- jindal, the governor of louisiana. he has a few words, and he will be followed by the secretary of the interior, ken salazar. >> i want to thank our secretaries and the senators for coming to louisiana again. we had some good, direct and frank talks. offer the past weeks i have visited each of the different parishes and cities and efficiency. we need to protect our coast. unfortunately, our visits have now also included on the ground assessments of the damage caused by this oil spoil. for anyone who has seen the damage or seen the impact of this oil first hand, you know what we have been saying is true. this oil threatens not only threatest our coast and wes lands, it fundamentally threatens our way of life in louisiana. i went out on a boat yesterday, and we saw islands covered in oil where our brown pelicans nest. the brown pelican is obviously our state bird. it was only several months ago removed from the endangered speak cease list. the oil may kill off mush of the marshaland. a few days ago we took a boat out and

first manager i saw do that was bobby ball plan type with the mets.right in front of the base runner. >> rob: they do it in hockey. you plant the big guy in front of the goal. >> bob: screening goalie. >> rob: good pitch. we can't complain. johnson and lannan making solid pitches. they're calling them low -- they're not calling them low, i should say. >> bob: 3-0 to maven. tough guy to double up. he can fly even though he's coming on the side of the batter's box. he bounced into one double play this year. two on. one out. major league baseball again this year and people magazine team up to look for individuals who make a difference in their communities all around the major leagues. 30 every day all stars will be honored at the 2010 all star game at anaheim. to nominate, go to peopleallstars.com. two on, one out. nobody's hit their away board for the marlins. gaby sanchez fly to nyjer morgan and center first time. danger on deck. a base hit through the box. [ cheers and applause ] darryl comes around. throw cutoff. and the marlins are on the board. he

bobby jindal took a tour of the coast on thursday. the oil has moved 12-miles in to the state's marshes. >> these are critical breeding grounds for residential birds like brown pelicans and a migratory stopping.for other species. this is why it is so important to keep the oil out of the wetlands it is important for louisiana, the gulf and the country. >> reporter: b, 3 says the tube on the gulf floor has captured 500,000-gallons of oil but it is slowing down. ken salazar said the government could take over the cleanup effort if bp doesn't move faster. >>> five after the hour. time for another "living $mart" report. jessica doyle is here. you say there are more airline fees coming our way. what now? >> first we have the food. we were charged for food and then luggage and now carrying it on. and now there is a fee to fly during the summer. airlines have hiked prices for summer travel by slapping on a surcharge for flying a so- called peak travel day. every day in summer. our partners at "usa today" say they are 10 to $30 for each one- w

. >> reporter: louisiana state governor bobby jindal says these will serve as staging platforms to absorb 25 miles of boom. >> you hook it. stake it into the ground across an option in -- opening in the marsh. and the wave action will help the oil collect in these. >> reporter: ribbons of rust- colored crude oil could reach land friday. satellite images show the slick is now reaching the mississippi delta. and the damage to wildlife is already evident. this portuguese man-of-war struggled, barely alive. >> manuel gallegus, wjz eyewitness news. >> now, the coast guard is once again planning to burn off some of the oil on the surface. >> the water is slowly starting to recede. revealing the true extent of the damage across tennessee. and it is very bad. jessica is following the story from the newsroom. jessica? >> reporter: it's a grim picture in the historic city of nashville. the country music hall of fame and the grand ole opry house both were flooded. rescuers had to pluck stranded residents from their flooded homes. at least 10 people were killed by the flooding waters in nashville alo

governor bobby jindal's frustration is palpable. he wants the federal government to give permission for a emergency permit to build barriers around the coast and for bp to hire more workers to help clean up. >> the day we feared is upon us. the heavy oil has made landfall. we have to fight this away from our wetlands. >> reporter: with many ideas on how to clean up the spill, this scientist said he has the answer. >> something edible. >> reporter: a food additive that soaks up the oil. >> and it will absorb the hydrocarbons and release it back into the water and then after you take this, you can recycle it. >> reporter: some coast guard officials say they too are frustrated and admit they need to press bp harder for a quicker response to the oil spill. in venice, lousiana, jonathan seare, fox news. >> government officials and environmental expect experts -- experts say it might be impossible to get it out of the marsh lands. they have considered setting the wet lands on fire or flooding it to wash out all of the oil. >>> well new th