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Big deal, he didn't actually run businesses, other than banks. herman cain-- >> well, you know what bank capital does, that's essentially taking over a business, cleaning it up, selling it up in whole or part, and you have to have a little bit of a knowledge how to fix up businesses and make money at it, while you're doing it. >> well, the most important thing is the knowledge for that job is the knowledge of finance, whereas cain has a knowledge of operations which again is very impressive. having said that, i would argue that, you know, there's a reason why people are a governor first or a s...

Productive areas. you don't exactly run a vacuum cleaner over it and the grass beds are particularly fragile in our part of the world. even trying to clean it would probably destroy them. >> reporter: so as you can imagine, commercial fishermen are very concerned about this. in fact, we're told that a mississippi based seafood company has just filed a $5 million lawsuit against bp and some of the other companies associated with this leaking oil rig. jon back to you. jon: all right jonathan serrie from dauphin island. thank you. oil from that leaking well has now reached the louisiana shoreline...

Having avoid a up and down vote, is that it will prevent the republicans running tv ads say they voted for the senate bill as if they are not mid fiing it, cleaning it up, which they in fact are doing, you would stop ad writers for blasting democrats unfairly even though the member already voted to eliminate such provisions in the reconciliation bill that's paired along with this bill. but i think avoiding a direct up or down vote would expos them to a worst charge, that they pulled a fast one. there's really only one reason not to have a direct vote, that's to let a member claim he didn't vot...

In improving the technology to clean up oil spills even as they as an industry have invested billions and billions and billions in learning how to drill more oil. getting it out of the ground, no expense spared. cleaning it up, we're still using technology we had in the '60s. exxonmobil in mayflower, arkansas, says they will leave some boom laying around. they say they'll leave it in the water and promise to come by every three months to pick up that boom once it's sullied with oil. that's their leaving plan. that's what mayflower, arkansas, can expect from exxonmobil. maybe this is the best t...