Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20100628:14:52:00
The oil and, though, with hurricane katrina we saw the surge reaching as far in land as 12 miles and there is a possibility that some of this oil could go as far inland as five miles, plus, if we have a storm as intense as katrina. winds may transport surface oil closer or further from the coast. what do i mean by that? it is about the path. if the path moves east of the oil spill, it will actually push the oil away from the coast which would be a good thing, right? however if the hurricane move to the west of the oil spill the oil -- the onshore winds will push the oil towards the coast. that...