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The strategy, the policy is not going to change. how much will change for those men and women? what will they think about this, given that their commander is now out? >> it will remind all of those in uniform that we live by a code of conduct, that we live by a uniform code of military justice and it will remind us of that pledge and our oath that we will obey those officers appointed over us. and as a consequence, if anything break that is chain, we are obligated to the american people and to t...

Know thats serving to date in terms of the special operations mission. things that go bump in the night, you get a report the next day that a significant find of al qaeda had occurred in iraq or afghanistan, he ran those special operations mission. >> general honore, we appreciate you jumping in and giving us some color about what you know about the situation just as this, when there has to be a change in commanders. well be talking to you plenty about the recovery in the gulf. general, good to ...

Guest says the u.s. needs a new battle plan. lieutenant general russell honore who led the military response to hurricane katrina says we need to treat the gulf oil spill like world war iii. general honore is a cnn contributor and joins us from chicago. great to talk to you this morning, general. >> and good morning. >> last time we chatted with each other, we were down in grand isle louisiana, and that was day 37. you said back then this needed to be a much more coordinated, larger response. wh...

>> as you can see now, general honore issuing a double-pronged attack. he wants to attack the oil and bp. the july 1st and july 15th dead lines hes talking about, hes proposing a $100 million a day fine past those dates. after a few days that could be real money. >> thanks, gary tuchman. appreciate it. only one a day womens 50+ advantage has gingko for memory and concentration plus support for bone and breast health. a great addition to my routine. [ female announcer ] one a day womens. advil li...

It is a home game to us. >> reporter: john and kiran, we checked with joint command to find if a boom had been redeployed from mississippi to alabama and are told that realtime decisions often affect where the boom will go. as a note, both alabama and mississippi have roughly the same amount. thats the latest. back to you. >> reynold wolf for us this morning, thanks so much. just shows you though how much frustration is out there and how difficult it is to allocate these resources and get the wh...

All right. hes a cnn contributor, hes a retired army lieutenant general, russel honore, the general joins me, again, by phone from lake charles. you will remember him, he is synonymous with katrina and the federal effort to try and deal with the disaster there. general honore, it is difficult to compare this situation with that, but from a response perspective, it does need to be treated as a disaster or a catastrophe, because that allows us to do what we need to do now and not be dealing with c...

Well head here. back towards the west here, back into louisiana, it isnt quite as thick. now, today and then into tomorrow its going to start to make its way into the marsh lands. i talked to general honore, during katrina, i dont know what it was. this water is going to move up the creeks. he said, boy, we dont have creeks. we have ditches and swamp. so thats exactly what he said. we dont have creeks. the move of water now and oil moving up into the swampy areas. this is the essuary, the life b...

General bosilica. you might remember him from katrina, hes a katrina veteran. hes in charge of that command post, and they are setting up next to general landry, and they will lead that, and they are pushing national guard troops there and the united states 1st air force which responded to katrina, is controlling the airplanes that will do the spraying. and naval fleet forces command are providing the forces. its a lot tighter, well-organized response. the question now is, when we will get that ...

Were about to head to robert, louisiana, north of new orleans for a news conference with state and fed prall officials in charge of the fight to hold back an oil slick in the gulf of mexico. we expect to hear from governor, bobby jindal, leems sa jacks within, janet napolitano, interior secretary, ken salazar, and several others. while were watching it get set up, i want to talk to a guy for better or worse will always be associated with the words louisiana and disaster. hes our cnn contributor ...

Heading over there to spread dispersent, tell me at this point what authorities can do now that they know that were on the brink of an environmental disaster. >> well, what they can do under the national significance, which is the level of response that the president has announced, is deploy all means possible to help respond. hopefully as a result of this news conference, the presidents cabinet will go back and tell him, he needs to declare this a national disaster, immediately. because we need...