here. there is only four weeks left in the season. it s very doubtful this is going to be salvaged this year. in a normal year these crab boats return each day with 300 to 400 pounds of crab claws. this year it s been more like a hundred. pulled 600 traps. 200 pounds. we re bringing them home for 100 pounds. because it died right off. and at 100 pounds, you can t even pay the expenses. florida stone crab craws are craws are the krem dela krem. one craw throw back in grows that claw back. the problem is not the size of the claws this year. it s just the lack of them. possible explanations include an abundance of octupi eating the crab while in the traps or red tie toxins or even overfishing. state biologists con cliewngely rule-any
it s time for the summer break. we start down under in darwin, australia, where they brought recycling to a whole new level. it s the annual beer can regatta. that s right. all boats are made out of beer cans. they ve got crab boats, hammer boats. the biggest one even has a second floor. no sign of mitt romney on his jet ski down there yet. back in florida this guy fishing wish he d stayed in his boat. he jumped in to see what he caught and came face to face with this great white shark. is this how president obama feels when he goes to capitol hill? just kidding, speaker boehner. just kidding. and that s today s summer break. p with the e-trade 360 investing dashboard. e-trade 360 is the world s first investing homepage that shows you where all your investments are
estimate for drilling the relief well is about 90 days. we would like not to see the leaks that are going on right now last until the pressure is released until we can cap that well. that s why we are moving to put the coffer dam down on the leak site. sea floor. we are exhausting all possibilities but, again, we are operating in an area to control leakage and oil spill discharge in a place we have never done it before. john. jon: i guess in short to those crab boats that are in the harbor to those shrimp fishermen who don t have a season now, you are able to essentially look them in the eye and say everything has been done that we can possibly do to mitigate this? well, we are not done. it s in progress. to date we have thrown everything we have at had and we are working very close whether i british petroleum and our state and local partners. we don t know what the final impact is going to be because we don t know how much oil is going to come out. but we are dedicated to doing