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Decided on the barges. with a we had seen happening the whole time was all the boom was being rendered ineffective due to wave action. >> mike: so i know you have had the cooperation and support of governor bob riley in alabama who said to you guys go get it, right? >> yes, sir. initially everybody was reluctant to support us. we had issues fighting through the bureaucracy. even at one point for the state, and the federal level of the unified command. but then the state used up on us and we stil...

The oil globs polluting camnada bay, i thought i experienced vile until you found my previous definition needed updating. all right. so were at the mouth of barataria bay? >> exactly. >> and obviously theres a lot of oil. you have the same sort of globs that we saw out in the sea on the way -- out in the bay on the way over. this is what they look like on land. this is my favorite pen. not anymore. what i want to know is once oil does make landfall like this, what happens? does oil move in marsh...

Up here weve had some power outages too but gusts have been 50 to 55 miles an hour. look out here, you can see those small boats bobbing up and down. were not getting a lot of wave action, but were still getting sustained winds around boston to 30 miles an hour, gusting to around 40. as this storm creeps toward cape cod will stay in that gradient of wind. wind wont back off until late tomorrow. it will still be breezy on tuesday. also the fetch of moisture up the atlantic continues. pockets of m...

Out. were getting bright spots between one batch of rain heading up across southern new england and another batch down by the chesapeake bay. the waves ridiculous ramp up. more beach erosion. thats going to be the main impact here with beaches not damaged to property except if we get 50 to 60 mile-per-hour winds this evening that could take off a few shingles or a few lawn chairs. minor issue with us that. rain right now on the light side. storm troubles three to five inches. by sunday morning t...

50 miles per hour. over at dover air force base in northern delaware, 58 mile-per-hour wind gust. the storm is ramping up. we expect the worst to hit here this evening and across the tri-state area. rain tomorrow in new york city, north jersey, connecticut, but the winds will backoff. wave action is increasing. four to six-footers. the real impact on the coast is going to be beach erosion. there may be minor coastal flooding but very little in the way of water getting into beach front property. ...

>> all right, amen to that, and enjoy the rest of your vacation there. and hopefully it has passed you by, but dog, thanks a million, i love you, brother. >> thank you, we love up, brother. >> and dr., when they talked of the brown dirty consumed of water coming, could that possibly have been transported over 6,000 miles from chile, or was that just the bottom of the local waters being scooped up by the tsunami. >> i think the ladder. when the earthquake hit chile, the shock wave, and the distur...

>> all right, amen to that, and enjoy the rest of your vacation there. and hopefully it has passed you by, but dog, thanks a million, i love you, brother. >> thank you, we love up, brother. >> and dr., when they talked of the brown dirty consumed of water coming, could that possibly have been transported over 6,000 miles from chile, or was that just the bottom of the local waters being scooped up by the tsunami. >> i think the ladder. when the earthquake hit chile, the shock wave, and the distur...

>> all right, amen to that, and enjoy the rest of your vacation there. and hopefully it has passed you by, but dog, thanks a million, i love you, brother. >> thank you, we love up, brother. >> and dr., when they talked of the brown dirty consumed of water coming, could that possibly have been transported over 6,000 miles from chile, or was that just the bottom of the local waters being scooped up by the tsunami. >> i think the ladder. when the earthquake hit chile, the shock wave, and the distur...

Experiencing more than this. hopefully our hotel there is not damaged. well are to wait until tomorrow and see. >> okay. all right. mark putzi in good spirits there. be safe. >> thank you. >> we heard from our jacqui jeras earlier and an oceanographer who said the first couple waves already hit the hawaiian islands by measurements of three feet or so. lets continue to listen in as we look at live pictures of hilo bay right there. hilo bay expected to be the first hit from the other significant w...

Little pebble into a lake, right? and the initial splash is the biggest one and moves out. its going to weaken with time. and so well continue to watch those waves maybe be lesser and lesser as we head, you know, across into the western pacific. however, the thing that we need to keep into mind while were having weakening, we could get up to seven or eight feet in the bays and inlets across the hawaiian islands. so while some weakening, so to speak, could be taking place, that doesnt mean its st...