charlie gilpin, jr. fires up his boat and heads out to fish a stretch of the iclinois river, about 100 miles west of o. he's spent most of his adult life working on the lakes and rivers of the upper midwest. >> i'm a third-generation commercial fisherman. i've been doinit for about 22, years. >> reporter: like a typical fisherman, gilpin gets an early stt. he drives while an assistant sets out the nets.'s >> now lee if we can scare 'em. >> reporter: what comes next... not so tical. >> go ahead, doug! >> reporter: this is how you catch asian carp. the loud sounds startle the fish and push them into the nets. the other unusual thing, tse fish jump. the flopping, flailing fish are an invasive species wreaking havoc on lakes and rivers across the south and miest. relpin and the other fishermen out he today are employed by the state of illinois. their mission: pull as many carp out of the river as they can. kevin irons runs the program. >> whenever any of theps are out of balance, there's too many of them, th

and superintendent of the massachusetts state police, colonel kerry gilpin. [ applause ] we owe it tohem, to their brothers ask sisters in law enforcement, and to our citizens to ensure that we're doing all we can to keep dangerous people off our streets. [ applau [ applause ] massachusetts is also a national leader in health care. we're one of the healthiest states in the nation. we have the highest rate of health care coverage. our health care cluster is a wonder. economically and clinically. it's constantly delivering solutions to some of the most challenging and complicated problems facing patients and their families. the flip side is the price we pay. small businesses in massachusetts have among the highest health insurance costs in the country. the price for the same medical service can vary by as much as 300%, depending upon where it's provided. our community hospitals continue to struggle, and ironically, some of the commonwealth's rules make it tough to practice modern medicine. later this year, we'll file legislation to address these and other issues. by expanding the use of

these elite conflicts and but also we absolutely have to look at what or to marry people can do to gilpin's and the other way is that i often get the question that you're asking me being like well you know if if any elite and the president and the rebel groups can attack a village and then and then destroy their peace then it doesn't matter whatever peace that that being able to to achieve for the past few weeks of the best few months all the best few years and look well if you live in the feel if you think about the human beings who lives in that village the fact that they've been able to have some kind of. some kind of security for a few days for a few weeks for a few months for a few year it's so important it actually makes a huge difference in their lives and to me that's what actually matters it's not abstract piece of paper first is where there are people on the ground ordinary people are going to have a life that is a little bit better for at least a few more days or a few more years while i absolutely agree with you for people who are on the ground whose lives are being jeopardized