this video that starts off by thanking seaworld for the memories. but after watching the documentary black fish on cnn all those memories have been cheapened. reporter: then, the real punch there will be no more admission tickets. mow more rides. no more teddy bears. reporter: what is the impact of something like that? it s especially damaging. a cross section of the population, if you notice, very clean cut, well-spoken children. i mean, talking in a very moderate language. talking about how much they enjoyed seaworld but now they just can t continue supporting seaworld until they change their policies. reporter: pr crisis expert david johnson says seaworld can get by without music performers but a real problem when kids feel this way about not going to seaworld. like i did something that was actually something that was really amazing. reporter: martin savidge, cnn, atlanta.
get by without music performers but it has a real problem when kids feel this way about nod going to seaworld. like i did something that was actually something that was really amazing. reporter: very powerful stuff. we should point out, carol, we have asked repeatedly over and over regularly of seaworld to sit down and do an interview to talk about the very things they mentioned in this full page ad. we asked again this morning, and again the answer to us was no. so interesting. you know, the whales depicted in the documentary, are any of them still at a seaworld? they are. of course the one that is focused on is tillicum at seaworld in orlando. they no longer capture killer whales, that s true. they have a successful breeding program but tillikum was captured from the wild. people would find that disturbing because in the
expected to roll out a plan to cut spending by $2.7 trillion while raising the debt by 274 trillion. reid s plan would not include tax increases which republicans refuse to consider nor would it touch entitlements. my colleague, dan lothian is watching it all from his post at the white house. dan, what is the president s position first on raising the debt in installments? reporter: he want it is to go through 2012 and there is a sense at the white house and treasury department in particular even if you had some sort of short-term fix that raises the debt ceiling through the rest of this year, that it still may not be enough to cam the jilters of the financial markets, still may not be enough to security aaa credit rating that the u.s. currently has. tt markets, still may not be enough to security aaa credit rating that the u.s. currently has. that is the first concern. secondly, it has been so difficult to get a deal now the white house points out how much more difficult wi