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People still came, though they knew we werent coming because they thought it was the right thing to do. i admire that tremendously. >> nice to see people -- >> absolutely. thats one thing that people probably dont realize is that the water has been tested. its okay for people to be swimming. >> what is your message? its important for people to come down, whether theyre volunteering or visiting? >> yes. theres only 7,000 residents in gulf shore, alabama. these are not the gulf shores of my youth....

>> jesus, you know. >> if its not one thing, its another. >> but i came anyway because i knew i could come and i knew there was a lot of people. i was reading the internet. im hoarse from playing last night. i knew there were a lot of people coming down. i played at my sisters place. about 300,000 people. >> last night? >> last night. >> your sisters place is in pensacola? >> gulf shore. people were already booked in. we sold out every hotel room. people were coming for the right reason. it was ...

Transition to a clean energy future with the passage after climate and clean energy bill. >> the point that some environmental groups make, no more offshore drilling, is that a short-sighted one in your estimation? >> i think it is an unrealistic one. i dont think anyone is realistically talking about shutting down americas domestic energy production. what all of us realize, what this disaster in the gulf, which seems to go on day after day, reminds us is that we have to get on with the nations ...

When birds are first brought in, though, theyre not immediately cleaned? >> no, no. they couldnt withstand the stress. >> the stress of being cleaned might kill them? >> yes. we stabilize them for about three days. >> whens so difficult about the wash for them? >> it is a really difficult process for the bird. theyre held still. bathed with water and dont realize that the humans that are working with them are necessarily trying to help them. as far as theyre concerned theyre being attacked. >> i...

The lucky ones go to ft. jackson where theyre given a chance at least at survival. thats the good news. bad news is number of collected in the wake of the disaster keeps on climbing. according to the u.s. government to date more than 635 oil-soaked birds have been collected alive. i got an up-close look at what it actually takes to clean one bird. take a look. when birds are first brought in, though, theyre not immediately cleaned? >> no, no. they couldnt withstand the stress. >> the stress of b...

>> clayton: day 61. welcome back to "fox & friends." we are now past that two month mark of the oil spill disaster. thousands of jobs may be at risk and billions may be lost. after the oil rig exploded in the gulf president obama issued six month ban on offshore drilling. now that ban has gulf coast workers worried. >> we have companies that are finding boats being laid off. its starting now. it could grow to 100, 150 or more. >> what people dont realize is if you shut the dig down in the gulf, ...

>> whens so difficult about the wash for them? >> it is a really difficult process for the bird. theyre held still. bathed with water and dont realize that the humans that are working with them are necessarily trying to help them. as far as theyre concerned theyre being attacked. >> its incredibly stressful? >> yes. >> that can kill them? >> yeah, sure. stress is known to kill just about any kind of wildlife and human beings so its a very stressful process. >> is there any -- >> when are they cl...

Next most expensive office. plus, breaking news on president obamas call for a new energy plan. is cap and trade the next best thing to capping that well? a fair & balanced debate up next. >> people dont realize is if you shut the drilling down in the gulf you are basically putting a dagger in the state of louisiana. but aleve can last . and aleve was proven to work better on pain than tylenol 8 hour. so why am i still thinking about this? how are you? good, how are you? [ male announcer ] aleve...

Economy just trudging along. unfortunately some of the people who had gotten all bulled up, not just on wall street but in the administration and congress thinking maybe this is a v-shaped recovery, they have had to recalibrate and realize, no, its more like a "u." >> i want to show our viewers a chart on long-term unemployment. to me this is fairly worrisome. what it shows is that over time we are currently at 46% of the total unemployment is long-term unemployed, people who havent seen a job i...

There are people already starting to refer to him as a dead man walking, when you see him on some of these shows. realize, heres the deal. he could do a maximum of 35 years. he confesses, they reduce it to 25. good behavior, they tell him he can get out 50% of his sentence, 12 years, 12 1/2 years, hes 22. that means in his mind, he thinks hes going to get out by the time hes 34. as you say, if he stays in peru, well see how long he lasts in a prison. >> okay. clint vans zandt, thank you. saudi...