fuselage which they do think there's a large section of the fuselage which does contain a large number of bodies as well. that's the working assumption. it will also likely contain the black boxes at the tail of the plane, maybe the cockpit voice recorders as well. that's what they are looking for. they saw a shadow a few days ago but haven't been able to send divers down. they haven't gotten any pinging from black boggses. so there's that frustration as well. the sea conditions make it very difficult for people to get down there. interestingly, just reading reports in local papers here ana, fishermen on the island of borneo and borneo is the closest landfall to where the search field s-where the debris has been found officials asking local fishermen to look in these remote coastal areas where they usually go fishing to be on the look out for bodies basically because they think bodies may have floated on shore by now or
american job creators want you to do, you will create better jobs in america. that means creating an environment for investment, it means stop trying to throw up new barriers and road blocks in the name of environmental purity, to the people who want to produce here. every day, jobs are being produced off shore by companies who are american companies, but it makes good sense to move those jobs in another country. we have to change that trend, we're not doing it in oil, minerals, we're not even doing it in farming. this has to change and change quickly or we're going to continue to see unemployment rise. patti ann: congressman darrell issa, we have to leave it there. >> but patti ann. jon: a fox news alert now, three american travelers struck by that deadly strain of e coli now spreading across europe, this as angry spanish farmers dump crates of cucumbers outside the german consulate in the city of valencia after they claim
there's skimmers from around the world. they have offered to send them here. why every skimmer in the world isn't steaming to the gulf of mexico makes no sense. jeff miller and i are asking this for weeks. we'll ask directly today. >> your concern about the oil, where when do you expect it to hit? when have you been told it will hit? you represent this congressional district. when will it hit the shores? >> information now is probably by mid-morning tomorrow morning the heavier stuff out there in the first plume everybody's talking about. we have been getting waves, you know, for the last several days but i think the bigger, thicker stuff probably on shore by tomorrow. >> bp executives are coming on capitol hill tomorrow. so a lot of you guys are going to have a chance asking them some specific questions. from the president tonight, we'll hear hints about a claims fund. >> right. >> how -- are you expecting -- how big of a number are you expecting bp to fund this claims fund when it gets announced