we get about 85 million tourists come to the sunshine state every year. i think in large measure because florida is such a beautiful place to visit and a great place to come. but we're doing everything we can to try to protect her. and we'll keep doing that every day. >> how far has the oil spread to the beaches of florida at least right now? >> not that far. and that's the good news. at least in the short-term. now, we don't know what the long-term effect is going to be, nobody does. and that really is all contingent on capping that spew that's coming out of the middle of the gulf of mexico. we're glad that they've got a cap on top of it that is siphoning off some of that flow. but really, the long-term solution is to plug the hole. and get that thing done and bp needs to be responsible and do that. >> have you had to close any beaches in florida yet? >> wolf, we haven't yet, no. i was talking with governor riley of alabama today, they've had minimal closures. it was beautiful, it was pristine, there are some tar