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Being sold to cleanup workers and companies down here, despite a government ban on using them for housing. they've got formaldehyde in them. we can't imagine they're being used as mobile wine houses. congressman markey joined me a while ago. how stunned were you when you heard this these formaldehyde-soaked trailers were reappearing in the wake of this disaster, five years since katrina? >> it's stunning but not surprising. this has been characteristic of everything that has occurred since day one. it's obvious, again, that there has been no proper preparation for what is taking place in the g...

Journalists who has disrupted efforts. no journalist wants to be seen as disrupting or slowing down the process. to create a blanket rule that everyone has to stay beyond 65 feet of booms and boats, that doesn't sound like transparency. it sounds like katrina. if we can't show what's happening, warts and all, no one will see what's happening. that makes it easy to hide failure, incompetence and makes it hard to highlight the cleanup crews. reporting on health issues, they've been blocked again and again from visiting a medical unit in venice where cleanup workers are being treated. it's known ...

House people without notification to them, that it could be dangerous to their health. >> we want to follow that investigation. are you living in one of those trailers and have you ever? if so, we want to hear from you. and viewers what do you think? should oil cleanup workers be living in these things. head to my blog and sound off. we have a lot going on in the "cnn newsroom" this morning. let's check in with our correspondents. we begin with alison kosik at the new york stock exchange. >> a big day for wall street. investors are learning how things are going -- will be going on main stree...

To destroy more animal habitats. jeff corwin is live for us in pensacola beach, florida. first up, jeff, looks like it is getting choppy waters behind you. can you give osquick rundown? >> absolutely, alex. we have rough seas and blustery wind and other than that a coast guard perfect day here in pensacola beach in florida. now, this beach should be loaded with tourists. instead, what you can see is that lining up along this white sandy beach are all these cleanup workers. they're here to clean up this stuff right here. alex, looks can be deceiving. yes, it looks nice, but the first thing you ...

On "nbc nightly news." brian joins us now from joe's hometown of pensacola, florida. and we're looking at a lot of problems that folks are dealing with in terms of containment and cleanup. is it a lack of resources that's plaguing the situation there, brian? >> well, mika, good morning. and i was going to say, i come to you live this morning knowing this is some hallowed, white ground to a certain former congressman who is now in a tv studio in new york. >> yes, it is. >> so here we are in pensacola beach. just to set the scene, if you're familiar, there's the water tower painted in the beach ...