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In santa barbara county. as much as 500,000 gallons of oil spilled when a pipeline ruptured. crews working to clean up the nine-mile oil slick. cnn's paul vercammen has more. >> reporter: you can see the tar mixed in with the seaweed. they literally rake together seaweed and car andkar tar and put in plastic bags. what else is in plastic flagcestic bags is anything covered in oil. you see the palm fronds here that are soaked in oil. if you take a 180, you look off in the distance another cluster of workers with the rakes and the plastic bags and the rest

Karen travers, abc news, washington. >> the government admits it could take years to make all the repairs. to find out if your car is listed in this expanded recall, go online. safercar.gov. you enter your car's vehicle i.d. number. >> developing story from the california coast. crews working overnight now to clean up a large oil spill. an estimated 21,000 gallons of oil from a broken pipeline flowed into the pacific ocean. about 20 miles west of santa barbara. all that oil eventually stretched about four miles along the beach. it all happened at a state- run beach popular with campers. whales...

Lawmakers decided to ban booze in that part of florida. we'll tell you where. spring break is sobering up. live from new york city, you're watching "fox and friends." we're getting a fox news alert for you. crews working to remove a mangled metal mess left over an amtrak train derailed in philadelphia tuesday night that killed seven people. >> they have not stopped working. all eyes are on the engineer as we learn the train was flying down the tracks at double the legal speed when it crashed. rick leventhal has been all over the scene and he has the latest. hey, rick. >> well, good morning, ...

And never smoked a day in her life. >> these kind of errors stem cell maturation are believable that a dna insult something that can happen to a gene will cause the cancer. however there are other mitigating factors. we don't know what environmental factors, such as diet that you ate, how high your co lows central is, may have -- cholesterol is. >> so this isn't a license to eat all the fatty food you want and smoke a lot. >> definitely not. and all the more reason to have a colonoscopy and a chest x-ray and get checked out for potential cancers because. >> because those tests really can catch...

On paper applications. and as the administration revealed in some notes, they said, let's use paper applications because it gives people a sense that something is happening. they're filling out a sheet. they're putting it in the mail. they're getting a response back. but in the data hub, which is in kentucky, somebody has to enter that information from the paper application into the same data hub that is online applications go through. and the administration said, quote, we're all in the same queue in the end. that's a problem. >> let me know if of 5,800, you hear back from that knanavigato an...