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What do you think? they pretty obviously have gotten worse. >> mercedes: they are going to blame the executive branch expect >> kat: they didnt say its his fault. they say it has gotten worse, not because of. >> mercedes: people are voicing their opinion. thats because the laws are in place. >> charles: its a trend that began a couple years ago in the country and really amplified during the campaign where you had civil wars within families where friends broke up and now whats been revealed is, w...

After you, spectacular. proceed. >> shes -- she is the ultimate ham, in addition to the ultimate canary in the coal mine. because they are connecting with everything alive in their eco systems, they are the first ones to feel the effect of changes. we noticed along here the florida coast, a dramatic change in the health of the dolphins that live here. one community known as indian river, weve seen a significant change in the entire population of dolphins. and ronan, its not just from an oil spil...

Have only attacked people maybe twice in 100 years. there is an awful lot of bad information about wolves that they kill all the wildlife and the cattle. a lot of this is exaggerated. we work with ranchers and try to come to solutions. wolves are very compassionate animals. theyre important to eco systems. this is what we do. there is a exhibit at the museum here in chicago that we put up of all our photography trying to get the word out. >> rick: jamie, talk to us about the wolf population in t...

Miles of beaches from louisiana to florida. for 87 days after the deep water horizon oil rig exploded 50 miles off the coast of louisiana, oil was spilling in to the gulf. the disaster would eventually release as much as 206 million gallons of oil, a devastating blow to the gulfs ecosystem, and to stem the tide-of-the-spill, 2 million gallons of chemical dispersants were dumped into the gulf causing still more unknown damage to the fragile coastal eco-systems. in the six months that followed the...

Churn ill use two political parties. at the end of the day were not looking at a political construct thats acknowledging the scale of the problem. we need 30 million jobs and you cant create that with a stimulus or tax cut or anything else. have you to create the 30 million jobs through eco-systems, tax policies, there are lists of things that you might like, but 30 million jobs, thats a different debate that neither, none of these people are prepared to have. >> it has to be a global solution n...

Or a dance with the military authority that stepped into the vacuum but actually exercised meaningful control, and in any of these countries that you see that have histories of these blended either dictatorships or coups, you see it in south america or in the middle east context. the military often operates as a checkpoint, that is to say, even whether when theres a dictator exercising powers, the generals arent going along. the other thing about the eco-systems about the protests, the april 6 m...

Because especially in such a tight money time, you know, the resources that go to the national parks tend to be less and less. >> yes, of course. >> and although theyre such vast eco systems, they do need people to manage them. did you know that yellowstone is ten times the size of new york city? >> no. >> it needs everything from a mayor down to the person who cleans up and maintains the place. that means there has to be a certain amount of funding allocated for that. however, once youve seen t...

Into this disaster and you still have this problem on the ground where our local leaders -- and, i mean, look, anderson, one of the big frustrations is our local leaders seem to be the only ones coming up with ideas to protect the marshes from the oil. all theyre being told from bp and the federal government is no. they find too many ways to say no instead of finding real all terp actives. all they do is tell our folks theres reasons we dont want to do this or that instead of saying we want to w...

Get that estimate. >> and, anderson, youre exactly right. they have literally just underestimated and downplayed the severity of this damage from day one. in many ways its helped -- its hurt our ability to mitigate the disaster, to protect our marshes from the oil. weve seen from early on a tremendous amount of oil coming from this well and ultimately it works its way into our marshes. our goal has been to protect our marshes, stop the oil from coming in so we dont have this devastation to our m...

Theres no excuse for that. i mean, were now two months into this disaster and you still have this problem on the ground where our local leaders -- and, i mean, look, anderson, one of the big frustrations is our local leaders seem to be the only ones coming up with ideas to protect the marshes from the oil. all theyre being told from bp and the federal government is no. they find too many ways to say no instead of having real alternatives. they dont have any alternatives. all they do is tell our ...