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To inspect the seafood. we do have a very comprehensive program in there and i am confident that it will catch any seafood that would be tainted and will not allow it to get into the marketplace. >> were counting on you, john stein from noaa, thanks so much for joining us. randi? county officials in portland, oregon cracking down on one undocumented business selling to the public. a little girls lemonade stand. yes, its true. youre going to have to see this one to believe it. 18 minutes after ...

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Safe for us to eat. it looks like a scene straight out of a crime scene show. what youre looking at is a chain of custody record because the fish that are being tested are literally treated like evidence. you have to keep track of where its been and whos handled it. these are fish being tested, trying to figure out if theyre safe. aluminium foil. special trumts, workers wearing gloves, they want to be very careful to not contaminate it. thousands of fish being tested since april 28th, a week aft...

affected? we had exclusive access to the government lab where the seafoods you might be eating is tested. well get you some answers. also, how many clean-up workers are getting sick? the answer, more than 1,500, at least to according to bps physician in charge of the companys medical response. well have that conversation as well. i met with a mother who nearly died after giving birth to triplets. her children havent seen her since they were a year old. cnn exclusive. stay tuned for...

a broken bp rig. right now, crews are racing to get a new cap on the well to contain the spewing into the gulf. lets get to ines ferre, whats the timeline for getting the cap into place? >> well, its going to be three to six days before this procedure is completed. and thats because its a very complicated procedure. it involves multiple steps. it involves robots underwater and at depths of 5,000 feet under water. bp is saying that this cap procedure is going as planned. and theyre sayi...

It looks like a scene straight out of a crime scene show. what youre looking at is a chain of custody record because the fish being tested are literally treated like evidence. you got keep track of where its been and whos handled it. this is the testing facility. these are fish over here that are being tested, trying to figure out if indeed they are safe. aluminum foil, special instruments, workers wearing gloves. they want to be very careful not to contaminate and make sure their records and th...

Instruments, workers wearing gloves. they want to be careful not to contaminate the fish to make sure the records and evidence is clear as possible. thousands being tested a week after the oil spill. theyre being brought here in these ice units. >> here in mississippi, a lot of fish. >> bagged and tagged. >> this is part of the process. >> dr. john stein, head of noa as seafood safety testing program. >> go around the country and talk to people about whats happening in the gulf, the question tha...

These are tests over here being tested trying to figure out if theyre safe. aluminum foil, special instruments, workers wearing gloves. they want to be careful not to contaminate the fish to make sure the records and evidence is clear as possible. thousands being tested a week after the oil spill. theyre being brought here in these ice units. >> here in mississippi, a lot of fish. >> bagged and tagged. >> this is part of the process. >> dr. john stein, head of noa as seafood safety testing progr...

Were here in mississippi. got a lot of fish behind us here. >> yes. >> bagged and tagged. >> yes, they are. know where they come from. >> this is part of the process. dr. john stein is head of noahs seafood safety testing program. you go around the country, john, and talk to people about whats happened here in the gulf. the question always comes up, is the seafood safe. >> yes. >> and you say? >> yes. we have an extensive program in place between noaa, fda, epa, the gulf states and were all work...

Youve got to keep track of where its been and whos handling it. this is the testing facility. these are tests over here being tested trying to figure out if theyre safe. aluminum foil, special instruments, workers wearing gloves. they want to be careful not to contaminate the fish to make sure the records and evidence is clear as possible. thousands being tested a week after the oil spill. theyre being brought here in these ice units. >> here in mississippi, a lot of fish. >> bagged and tagged. ...