unusually sensitive area. a lot of this work is pain staking. it has to be done by hand. that's w governor of california said he's assembling what is basically going to become an army of cleanup workers. 1,500 of them by the end of day. still, wildlife and livelihoods jeopardized. with harbors locked down, scott, who owns a fish market in newport beach -- >> freshest you can buy. >> reporter: telling me business is down 90%. >> people are scared to come to the beach, they're scared to buy local seafood, they assume it's contaminated. >> the ripple effect on the environment and the economy there in the region and matt gutman with us live again tonight from huntington beach. i know authorities there just talked, matt. the company now disputing the timeline that federal authorities have given so far? >> reporter: david, they're disputing the timeline and the narrative of those federal regulators who said that an alarm sounded at the oil company at that rig at 2:30 a.m. the company says no alarm sounded at all and the first