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The man in charge of the agency in charge of oil drilling. he says bp has to pay royaltities on the oil that comes out of the broken well. that's the problem. we won't know how much oil is being collected if they just -- if they stop, we won't know. biologists say oil hit the state's largest nesting area. scientists spotted at least 300 pelicans and hundreds of turns. the united states surgeon general is in the gulf today to talk about the impact the spill is having on residents' mental and physical health. now. financial reform just passed. it passed overwhelmingly to touch all areas of the...

The sight of a motionless bird brings more of an uncertainty. >> i'm not sure it's an oil casualty. >> reporter: the rangers both the death was natural. meanwhile, back on the mainland, life begins anew. as common as traffic is along highway 90 are birds, lots of them, and between this road and the gulf of mexico, lies this nesting area of least terns. this is the time of year where they lay their eggs and nest. and like most parents, they're pretty protective. speckled gray eggs dot the landscape as hundreds of mommies and daddies swirl above the sand. >> they migrate from many, many miles aw...

Natural resources. katrina is long in our past. that's nothing compared to what's out there. >> have a good time, today. >> reporter: the scenery here was definitely changed. >> the main thing they want to know, is the oil here? >> reporter: not yet so the beach tours continue. we'll go this direction down the beach and see what we find. only minutes later, more uncertainty. >> not sure that that's an oil casualty. >> reporter: rangers bhef the death was natural. meanwhile back on the mainland, life begins anew. as common as traffic is along highway 90 are birds. between this road and the gulf...

>> gives us areas where the various sea foods habitate. and we hope that can be protected. >> i'll bet, because mr. mayor, you mentioned the sea foods, and we want to talk about the fishing industry there and how it has been hurt by this and what the potential is for literal disaster for those that live in your area and count on the waters for their livelihood. >> the picture is it will impact the nesting area, seafood and also the bird life and so forth hatching their young. and that needs to be protected at all costs. >> all right. from buffalo port, mississippi, the mayor there, george schl...