after that first three days, the spiller is supposed to take over management of the response and exxon did that. after a relatively short time, it was exxon running the spill. >> what is the process of cleaning up oil? what has to be done and what are some of the challenges? to oversimplify it, there are two aspects of cleanup. one is containment. and the other is removal. are very difficult. we had a huge area that had spilled oil and some of the oil hit the beaches and immersed itself in the sand and among the plants and that kind of thing, so removal is difficult. one of the responses to this bill was to use something called a dispersant. the name was collects it. what it is supposed to do is to break the oil once it gets into smallerr into tiny globules that can be processed by bacteria and so on in the water. oil villas -- oil is an organic substance and overtime nature will reprocess it into harmless things. clear that it did what it was supposed to. there is some evidence that we ended up with two poisons in the water. and it was arexit bit dismal failure. they had to solutions,

he was to find no joy in winnie mandela spiller in soweto. the bedroom was occupied by her lover. but nelson mandela didn't want to give up the love that had kept him going in times of need the masses also wanted to see their idols happily reunited. in the political realist now over seventy was deluded in private. he really loved what she got up to walk to say the table that he couldn't take is. on good days his wife made him breakfast. when his daughter is a nanny got married mandela went all out to make up for his feelings of having failed as a husband and father. the glamorous wedding was also a farewell to his own personal delusion of a happy family. once again nelson mandela showed great generosity despite his pain he accompanied his wife who held her lover's hand to her trial where she was charged with accessory to murder despite all the evidence he and his lawyer stood by her. insist the fact that she was there was a reason for having done what she did and he was probably that he said not being there by his side it's not the emotional makeup to say saudis he was polish to b

>> this area has no grocery store spiller it is all mom-and- pop stores.e have this because it is needed. we knew it was needed. and the plaza needed somebody. it was empty. beautiful with city hall in the background. >> thank you for speaking with us. are you on the web? >> yes, hocfarmersmarket.org. >> check them out. thank you. >> welcome. the dish is ready. >> it looks and smells amazing. >> thank you. it was not easy to meet the $20 budget. i checked everybody out and found some great produce. really lovely seafood. i think that you are going to love it. >> do not be shy. cyou know this can run you $35 to $45 for a bowl, so it is great you did this for $20. >> this will feed four to six people. >> not if you invite me over for dinner. i am ready to dig in. >> i hope you'll love it. >> mmm. >> what do you think? >> i think i am going to need more. perhaps you can have all you want. >> i am produce the that you have crushed this farmer's market challenge by a landslide. the first, we're going to have to tally of your shopping list and see what you actua

you know, get your money from the spiller whoever.to document is that in our society, the legal system is an adversarial system because of the fighting -- it doesn't make us whole. it actually dishes out a second helping of post-traumatic stress disorder, so the same level as initial trauma. so this was confirmed by sociologist, psychologist, psychiatrist, they're all saying we need to look have another look at the legal system it is not doing what it is supposed to be doing. so -- when i was writing not one drop, and i'm thinking about a corrosive community, what flashed into my mind was this red and blue map of america. polarized america corrosive america. and it just hit me that -- cordova is like a mirror for the nation. we're corrosive community. we were -- we are a corrosive nation we're polarized by fighting when the community is torn and can't agree on things no forward action is possible. no collective decision making is possible. and take steps towards energy and independence we can't take forward motion. this is part of the

and after that first three days, the spiller is supposed to take over management of the response. and exxon did that after a relatively short time. it was exxon running the spill. >> what, what is the process of cleaning up oil? what has to be done and then what are some of the challenges with an oil spill of that magnitude? >> well, to oversimplify it a bit, there are two aspects of cleanup. one is containment, try not to let it spread any farther than it is. and the other is removal. and both are very difficult. we had a huge area that had been, that had spilled oil on it, and then some of the oil, a lot of the oil hit the beaches and immersed itself in the sand and gravel and the plants and all that kind of stuff. so removal was very difficult. one of the responses to the spill was to use something called a dispersant. and the name of the dispersant used at the time was corexit. and what it's supposed to do is to break the oil once it gets into the water into tiny, little smaller glob beautifuls that can be -- globules that can be processed in the water. oil is an organic subst

who had to come up with the response plan and i told you it was the primary responsibility on the spillerh is true but at the same time all the agencies that are often state that are in line to participate in a still have had their own response plans to see what they are going to do so everybody in prince william sound, every agency was erratically ready as a goal matter, none of them were but they were on the front line immediately, anybody who had a presence on prince william sound at the jump in immediately. the oil spill at a devastating impact on the fishing economy and other than people who work for the oil industry, fishing was the mainstay of the prince william sound economy outside valdez was fishing or nothing so they got salmon out of there, shrimp, herring, crab and after the still the fisheries were just closed because it would have only taken one oil salmon to hit the market in seattle to just destroy the market for years to come so they shut it down and said no fishing. it was the first impact and later on it turned out those populations were damaged and herring was one big