. >> reporter: here in venice louisiana, about two hours south of new orleans, workers are setting out more booms but billy nungesser the president of the parish he says if more aren't placed the fishery is seriously jeopardized >> we loaded out some boom earlier this morning waiting for another vessel, the sense urgency not there to protect the wetlands that we'd hoped for, we're asking for line of defense. we'll see high winds, how far inland we know that's coming to shore, its obvious, how far shore, it's obvious, how far inland is it going to come. >> reporter: today fisherman joe norman told us the spill could devastate the economy of the entire region. >> well, they don't know what to think it just fixed open season to go back to work now we depends on this now telling us it takes nothing but a weekend, we don't know what to think. >> reporter: late yesterday, two commercial fisheries in louisiana filed a $5 million lawsuit against the rig's owners and operators. >> brown: late today, the governor of louisiana-- bobby jindal-- said the first impact of the oil spill was expected t

. >> brown: and for more from the coast, i spoke with tom a short time ago from venice, louisiana. >> so tom, give us a little more sense of the atmosphere down there, the people you're talking to. how worried are they? how fearful or-- fearful or - he worst. >> people are very fearful and very, very worried. as we told you yesterday, their worst fear has been realized; that the oilslick has come ashore. and the real concern now is how far up into these estuaries where the fish breed and oysters go this will go. there is fear there will be damage for years and if that is the case people who own charter fishing boats and who are fisherman and shrimpers will simply be out of business. >> reporter: you talk about fisheries this is an area where two many industries, the fisheries and oil business, they are both affected here. >> that's correct. and there's also the tourism business with the charter boat operators. we spoke with one charter boat operator who has already lost several thousands of dollars of business in the last couple of days because fisherman don't want to pay a lot of mon

venice beat.he lives well, jonathan capehart. >> that's good, willie. >> we've got some very, very important e-mails about the big news of the day. immigration, financial reform. what do they say, chris? >> mika is sporting the '60s retro look. looks like my mom in my baptism photo. are you making many men out there mad. >> if it was about mika, i never would have done it. >> i love it. >> stick to the issues. >> you're talking about an issue, this is out of hamlet. this kid is lusting after his mom in a -- while being baptized? >> female ed pass -- get thee to a shrink. >> what else do we have? >> bruce in texas says mika, you look perfect this morning. i think america needs to know how you look in burnt orange. they want that same dress but in burnt orange. >> a texan. >> chris, please. >> i'm uncomfortable. was there anything about sloppy joe? >> how come everyone else is in business clothes andio is wearing the jogging suit had he in college? >> joe doesn't own a jogging suit. joe doesn't jog.

get on a train, get him to venice or rome. those airports are still open. you can get out from there. by the time that happened, all of those seats were already taken. so, you know, people are trying to scramble. we also heard of a lot of gouging going on with rental car companies. planes can't fly, rental car companies asking for $1,600 for one-way fares because they have to drop the car off. if you're going to drive to venice, you're going to leave the car there. $1,600 to go 500 miles in a rental car. >> one of the guys from monty python took a $5,000 cab ride across europe to get out of this thing. appreciate the update. we'll talk with richard quest after this commercial break for more on the airline issue. he is also stranded. also just ahead, on the anniversary of the oklahoma city bombing, members of the far bright patriot movement -- the president, the government, paying taxes, enforcing the law. when i grow up, i want to fix up old houses. ♪ [ woman ] when i grow up, i want to take him on his first flight. i want to run a marathon. i'm going to wo

the rig is about 52 miles southeast of venice, louisiana.en critically injured workers to shore. a coast guard spokesperson said most of the crew got safely off that rig and right into a work boat. a surfer in hawaii had a close encount we are a shark. how close? he took the shark for a ride. we'll hear him tell the story. 'a youing ic lowi kn and she said hair was growing back... i was like, yes, this works... [ male announcer ] only rogaine is proven to regrow hair in 85% of guys. puhh puhh puhh putt and that's it. [ male announcer ] stop losing. start gaining. >>> kate gosselin got booted last night. "showbiz tonight's" a.j. hammer is in new york. i don't actually watch "dancing with the stars." oh, the horror, i know. but my friends facebook about it. and i'm stunned she lasted this long because all people did was complain about how bad she was. >> well, yeah, at least you know that much. that was the big part of the last several weeks. the truth is, she did last a lot longer than most people expected because a lot of people thought her

it happened north of venice. an irrigation pipe burst and that caused the landslide.s cameraman on saturday. the violent images show the fear and bloodshed in bangkok at the time. and a top judge in moscow was shot and killed inside hi apartment building. it's not clear if that is connected to his murder, there have been no arrests. >>> investigators say the polish presidential plane that crashed had no mechanical problems. investigators appear to be focusing on why the pilot made the decision to land, refusing advice from air traffic controllers. meanwhile, forensic experts are struggling to identify the nearly 100 victim frs the crash. jim maceda is live with more. there are reports here today that the pilots may have blocked key collision aids and warning systems otherwise routinely used on most commercial flights globally. >> reporter: it's not exactly clear whether it's the plane itself that lacked those devices or the airport. it was a very small military airport and it may not have had what was needed to land that plane in those conditions. again, thick fog, 40

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>> it's on venice boulevard. >> larry: here?est side. >> larry: how many children does she have? >> she has two children, a 5 1/2 little girl and a 3-year-old little boy. >> larry: and we understand they're with the grandparents, the fraternal grandparents? >> yes. the temporary custody right now. but we're going to fight. >> larry: are you going to plan a funeral, a memorial service of any kind? >> well, at this point, larry, we need to have the -- our first priority right now is to have her here. we are fighting. >> larry: they want to keep her there? >> we don't want to keep her there. >> larry: but mexico might? >> yes. but we want to have the family to have a totally control of her body to do a precisely examination -- autopsy. >> larry: autopsy. >> examination. and then to make sure that they've done their job to bring the justice. the family need and deserve that. >> larry: well, we thank you very much. as this goes on, we'll call on you again. >> thank you, mr. king. >> thank you. >> larry: thank you, both. the furor ove

. >> cape coral, with more miles of waterways than venice, italy, has become a legendary way of life on florida's gulf coast. >> i took one look and said, "that's it." >> reporter: half a century later, local realtor kevin jarrett said pretty much the same thing. >> stood right here, put my hands on the counter, looked out onto the water said," this is it, this is where i want to be. this is the dream." >> reporter: in 2006, jarrett bought this home for nearly three-quarters of a million dollars. but his dream of living on the water soon had him drowning in a nightmarish sea of debt. >> soon after i bought the home, everything started crashing and i didn't have the cash to pay it off like i expected to. so i started paying the minimum, and then the below-minimum, which just kept putting... adding on to the back end of the house. >> reporter: while his mortgage amount rose, the value of the house plunged; ultimately, by more 50%. >> i tried to keep everything going as long as i could, waiting for something to change, because everybody said that this market crash was going to last six

the drilling platform is located just about 52 miles from venice on louisiana's tip. you can see it here on our map. the latest we get from jennifer hale of our affiliate wbe in new orleans. jennifer, what do we know? >> reporter: we got good news for you this afternoon, about an hour ago, local officials confirmed the 12 missing workers have been located, so very good news, folks across the coast here in louisiana breathing a huge sigh ofie leaf. what happened was when they evacuated that rig they got into a loaf boat that had a capsule on top of it, the emergency trigger shot that capsule pretty far out from the rig and basically it started drifting and no one knew where it was so all night, all morning, rescue crews by plane, helicopter and boat had been searching for that capsule. the good news, it's been located and everyone aboard is safe. just to recap, around 10:00 last night, this oil rig had an explosion rip through its surface. that sent the 126 workers on that rig scrambling for safety, many jumped into the water to try and escape massive flames. right now

about a two-hour drive north of venice near the austrian border. rescuers are on the scene. if we get details, we'll bring them to you. >>> west virginia joe manchin is calling for a moment of silence at 3:30 in memory of victims of the mine explosion. it will mark one week since the upper big branch mine. dangerous levels of toxic gas are still prevepting crews to recover the rest of the miners. >>> poland a nation in mourning this morning. thousands gathered in front of the presidential palace to pay final respects to the leaders killed in a plane crash. president kaczynski and his wife and 90 others were killed in the crash. they are now focused on pilot error as a possible cause. >>> phil mickelson wins his third green jacket. tiger woods finished fourth. it was ease the most emotional win. his wife amy and mom both battling breast cancer and both were there to cheer their man home. >> it was such an exciting masters as well. he almost eagled three times in a row in the round on saturday, i think it was. it was exciting golf. >> mickelson has a history of falling apart i

this oil rig is located 50 miles southeast of venice, louisiana. there are 700,000 gallons of number 2 fuel onboard that was burned or spilled into the gulf. it's currently leaking about 1,000 barrels a day, going into the gulf of mexico. it is spreading. if i could just show you this map. now, this is hard to see, but this is from space, taking a look at this region of the united states of america. you can start to see the coastline of america. but you can also see where the spill is located. the spill is right here. so from the space shot you can actually see the spill area. the spill area has spread 1,800 miles, an area larger than the state of rhode island. this is another view of the spill area. what i'm showing you here -- this is what the oil area that you saw -- this is all oil that's currently in the gulf of mexico, and it's spreading. the trajectory shows -- and these lines are -- what you saw here is the area that includes just this area here. it doesn't include the green it doesn't include this light orange area. that's where it's proje

. >> i could take this cruise ship all the way from new york to venice and back.ame money i waste on bob, i could buy two habitat for humanity homes overseas. >> brian: the bottom line is, i don't know anybody who does their own taxes, except for geithner and it didn't turn out well. >> most people now pay someone. the time spent is equal to the time worked by all the employees of the five biggest employers in the country. wal-mart, city bank, ups. the creative energy that goes into this is such a shame. >> gretchen: we feel sorry for bob? >> we should feel sorry for all of us, including bob. bob could have a much more fun job if he weren't my accountant. >> brian: bob didn't look like he was having too much fun. >> gretchen: you're for the flat tax. people can check out the show. i know it will be good tonight on "fox business" network. >> brian: what time? >> 8:00 o'clock. >> brian: we'll watch. starring john stossel. action hero. good job, john. straight ahead, a look at the beautiful dog, she could save a life as well, maybe even yours, the search and rescue d

once we plotted exactly where this emergency was, contacted a coast guard station in venice and madethem aware that i was in the vicinity and would head over. >> i'm sorry, captain. what did you see when you got there? >> well, it was -- we arrived on scene about 2:30 in the morning, so it was still dark. but for more than 20 miles away, i mean, at night, you would have thought the sun was coming up on the horizon. >> wow. >> caller: the blaze was just that intense, my mean, it was a big orange glow. as you got closer and close e you really started to see how severe of an issue it was we were about to deal with. >> and i understand you could feel it, too. the heat was that intense? >> caller: yes, ma'am. i was, you know, momentarily trying to step out, and capture as much as i could, because i mean, i knew this was something that was -- that was one of a kind for me, as well as a lot of mariner that is were there. i mean, you couldn't -- you could not stand outside for -- i mean, maybe a minute. the heat was so intense that vessels were having to basically relay more or less. you cou

a lot of people in venice, louisiana -- they are buried angry with bp -- very angry wit h bp and they are considering filing suit. is the state also considering filing suit? how does that change your dynamic -- the dynamic of your relationship with the company? >> our focus is to mitigate the damage on our coast, our fisheries, and are ecosystems. one of the suggestions we made -- we are concerned. encouraged them strongly to seek even more assistance from the federal government. -- we have encouraged them strongly to seek even more assistance from the federal government. our focus is making sure that we deploy the resources to protect our coast line and that the cleanup starts as quickly as possible. there'll be time later for litigation. our focus has to be on protecting our coast and our wetlands. many people's livelihoods will be negatively impacted. many small businesses -- that is why we have asked the department of commerce and the small business administration to help them. we want to do everything we can to help them get back on their feet. >> supreme -- sabrina williams. you

a lot of people in venice, louisiana are very angry with bp and they are considering filing suit.d they want to note the state of louisiana is considering filing suit against bp also and how does that change the dynamic of your relationship with the company if you are considering filing suit? " it's a couple of things -- are focuses on mitigating -- >> a couple of things, our focus is on mitigating the damage on our ecosystems. one of the suggestions we made is we are concerned and we have encouraged bp to seek even more assistance from the federal government, because i think the response could overwhelm the capabilities. other states may be potentially impacted. our focus is making sure we deploy the resources to protect our coastline and that the cleanup starts as quickly as possible. i know there will be time later for folks to consider litigation claims, financial reimbursement. right now the focus has to be protecting our coasts. a lot of people's livelihoods are going to be negatively impacted. our commercial fisheries, a recreational fisherman -- our recreational fishermen.