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Struggling with this issue of offshore drilling off the coast of florida. many years ago floridians made a decision that it's the environment and tourism that will be the job generator in florida. >> do you think this is the right thing to be a constitutional amendment? >> well, every year, just this past session, there was a bill calling for drilling three miles off the coast. now floridians see that it's not only an environmental challenge for florida, but it's also an economic challenge, tourism, $63 billion in florida this year, it's going to be cut in half and the number of people have al...

That you might see in spy novels, like you said. >> evan perez, reporter for the "wall street journal," as i noted there's one suspect apparently still at large here, so at least at that level this story continues. thanks for helping us sort it out, evan, i appreciate it. >> thank you. over the past three years, bp, you might have heard of them, they made $63 billion in profit, $63 billion with a b. how much of that $63 billion of profit did they turn back into spending on oil spill response research? let me put it this way. poppy spent the exact same on oil research, poppy, my dog, spent th...

The issue of how bad oil spill response technology is something that is now getting asked about in congress. it is something that "new york times" touched on last week and the "associated press" hit on it over the weekend in some pretty stark detail. when a bunch of people start chasing the story, ultimately you all turn up enough details that if you combine them, you can get a pretty clear story. in this case, you learn something amazing about bp. over the last three years, bp made about $58.5 billion -- i said $63 billion earlier, that was wrong. $58.5 billion in the last three years. things...

Send morse code like messages back to moscow or to communicate with each other. so we're talking about stuff that you might see in spy novels, like you said. >> evan perez reporter for the "wall street journal." as i noted, there's one suspect apparently still at large here. so at least at that level, this story continues. thanks for helping us sort it out, evan. i appreciate it. >> thank you. over the past three years, bp, you might have heard of them, they made $63 billion in profit. $63 billion with a b, how much of that $63 billion in profit did they turn back into spending on oil spill ...

It is something "the new york times" touched on and the associated press hit on it over the weekend in pretty stark detail. when a bunch of people start chasing the story, ultimately you all turn up enough details that if you combine them, you can get a pretty clear story. and in this case, you learn something amazing about bp. over the last three years, bp made about $58.5 billion in profits. i said $63 billion earlier, that was wrong. $58.5 billion in profits over the last three years. so things have been pretty awesome for bp. that's not revenue, that's not gross, that's net. that's profit....