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>> i guess the address was a good one on a bigger picture scale, but the problem is there's not enough substance. we love a great energy policy. we want that. we think the president missed an opportunity to say what we as individuals can do. we can reduce our footprints. we can do more -- >> oh, we lost her. casey, stand by. let me move on for now as we work that out. clint, the president spoke of fishermen he's spoken to. he's been down on the gulf four types now. people ho don't know how to pak make it or support their families. he talked about how he will bush bp for help. >> the sadness an...

Talking about this two months ago, and we need action down here. it's pretty much too late now to do anything. >> what can he do, sir? what can we offer up in terms of act to help you not right now but this thing is going to go for a long time here? >> right. i have a friend, captain jerry andrews, and he has a 60-foot fishing boat and he currently has it hired out with bp. he's working 80 miles offshore out of alabama, and he sent an e-mail yesterday and said that you know there was just not enough equipment out there and most of the oil was getting by him. he said they need to have 10,000 sh...

Address, all 18 minutes of it, from last night regarding the gulf oil disaster. we want to hear from people representing specific interests like toufrp, the environment and the fishing industry. baker clark owns a hotel in florida. he is with us from pensacola. casey calloway, an environmen l environmentalist via skype from mobile, alabama, and clint guidry, joining us from beautiful new orleans. good morning to all of you. let me get going to you. baker, i want to begin with you. specifically in president obama's speech last night, he emphasized the long-term nature of the disaster. here's wh...

face-to-face at the white house today. we'll hear from the president coming up next hour. also this -- >> he's going to get osama and bring him back. >> what a story that is, a neighbor voicing support for a one-man mission to capture osama bin laden. good morning, i'm brooke baldwin in the cnn newsroom. day 58 of the gulf oil catastrophe, and the president now officially taking on face to face here bp officials and estimates on the amount of oil gushes into the gulf. they keep rising. government scientists now say somewhere in the ballpark of 35,000 and 65,000 barrels of oil a...

So, the oil spill could be much worse than we thought. now we're realizing, a pure u due university scientist says about 3 million gallons are leaking a day. bp stands by its earlier estimate of 210,000 gallons a day. whatever the number is, this is an environmental disaster. back with us again this week, casey calloway, the executive director of mobile bay keeper. thank you so much. we've been checking in with you several times since this whole thing began. in your opinion, how are things today? better? worse? the same? what are you seeing? >> they're a combination of the same combined with a...