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Inspirational story. we talk about long-term unemployment, people that lose a job, it takes twice as long as it did to get hired again. >> he was one of the signmen, not the only person doing this but he seemed to stand out, maybe more because of his look and demeanor. his life searching for a job was profiled by media around the world and his failure to find work became a sign of the times. >> reporter: this was paul a year and a half ago at new york's grand central station. he is stepping outside to go public with his job search wearing a large sign to advertise his plight. >> when you're do...

Primarily something to be addressed through improved intelligence and law enforcement. it seems to me that what the indians -- the approach the indians are takintaking, reallyt to teach the united states quite a bit. >> hold on one second. >> the response to jihadism doesn't work. >> what is the end game here? do we want a free and democratic afghanistan? or do we want to stay their long enough until we think we got rid of the islamic terrorists? >> i agree with andrew on one point. we want strong capable partners able to hold the line while we draw back. that's what we did in iraq with the su...

>> reporter: just how much bp will pay in economic damages, that is very murky. one senator who has introduced legislation to increase the hiblt cap from $75 million to $10 billion, asked bp's man if he would commit to paying that much should the damages grow to that amount. he said he couldn't comment on that. >> how much is this going to cost, all of these fishermen out of work? >> reporter: the estimates say it's the economic damages that could be more. in total different estimates ranging between 2 billion and $14 billion. so the issue with bp being murky on exactly how much they'll pay, y...

>> reporter: he doesn't have to comb the newspaper for jobs anymore, that doesn't mean he stopped thinking about the millions of others. >> you look around, who's unemployed? you don't know. that sticks with me. >> reporter: can the disappearance of sign man indicate an economic recovery is near? >> you can't say, look, he got a job, everything is honky dorry, i don't think that's the case but it does seem like it's getting better. >> reporter: you probably want to know where did he get his job? back in the toy industry working at fan tas ma magic as the operations manager. >> i'm surprised so...

Is see seafood. >> reporter: there's no shortage of frustration for those responsible? >> it appears they could regulate themselves a little better from ruining a whole coast line. because they'll probably walk away from it in better shape than we all will. >> reynolds wolf is there live right now. what happened to the laid off workers? this is something we'll see a lot of in the gulf coast. >> reporter: it's a nightmare scenario. it's not like they can walk across the street and work in a different place. the entire industry has been shut down for hundreds of miles up and down the coastline. ...