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>> you know, most fish, you know, halibut, whatever, kind of fish we eat every day, is very healthy. and has a lot of owe ma omega-3 and women who eat fish regularly have a lower incidence of heart disease and stroke. >> jamie: does preparation count, doc? talking steamed, broiled, olive oil. >> never talk fried anything. >> jamie: okay. >> it depends how you like your fish. you can have it broiled, you can have it... whatever. >> eric: grailled, sauteed . >> i don't prepare the fish in my house. my wife does and she has orders from me never to fry it. >> jamie: okay. women, three times a week...

Theirs and the millions of people in the gulf area that lost their jobs and livelihoods and for people who eat fish, the ramifications of what have happened here we will not know for ten years but we know this is really bad and not necessarily an accident when they knew going in all the things that could have gone wrong and they didn't prevent it because of money. >> i don't think there are very many people in america who wouldn't like the chance to sit in this committee room right now and their questions answered and having their say. having said that, are we going to get anything out of this...

It's affecting fisheries right now. it's going to affect the fishermen. they have been so many times there in the gulf coast with katrina. >> jeff: how does it affect me here in los angeles? >> it's going to affect people who eat fish, that's for sure. it's going to affect us in many ways. it's going to affect the ecosystem there is going to be a sad trickle-down effect with that. but you're not powerless. do something. save fuel by riding a bike if weather and fitness permanent. take public transportation if it's available near you. turn off the lights. save energy. now days if you're going t...

Now. it's going to affect the fishermen. they have been so many times there in the gulf coast with katrina. >> jeff: how does it affect me here in los angeles? >> it's going to affect people who eat fish, that's for sure. it's going to affect us in many ways. it's going to affect the ecosystem there is going to be a sad trickle-down effect with that. but you're not powerless. do something. save fuel by riding a bike if weather and fitness permanent. take public transportation if it's available near you. turn off the lights. save energy. now days if you're going to save electricity, you're also...