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And in the strength of our case. >> dennis herrera from san francisco, thanks. we'll stay in touch. appreciate your time. is there a down side to political obstructionism. why the nbc political teemp says the offending party pays almost no price. that's up next in the daily briefing in politics. tiki barber running a barber shop? yes!!! surprising. yes!!! what's not surprising? how much money david saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. who's next?

Into "k" street, and "k" street takes that money and funnels it straight into the capitol build, but outside, of course, because you can't take money inside. so what's the difference? it's the same exact thing. and susan, we've talked about the sort of counterproductive nature of some of the aspects of the actual protests themselves, disrupting people who really are not the offending party. you know, local businesses, local employees, local residents and this sort of thing. you have to be encouraged to see at the very least the energy focusing -- you'd rather see a drum circle on "k" street ...

Feeders. >> by taking samples of any of the samples you may be able to determine if they're concentrating any small amounts of oil and/or dispersandispersa. >> the reason the oil may come here, the so-called loop current which is an undersea highway. the leaking oil that never floated to the surface caught in that current could wind up hundreds, even thousands of miles away. that's why the harbor branch oceangraphic team from florida university is working with the federal government to get what they believe is a before picture of the gulf. it's what scientists call a baseline. so, if the oil s...

Floated to the surface caught in that current could wind up hundreds, even thousands of miles away. that's why the harbor branch oceangraphic team from florida university is working with the federal government to get what they believe is a before picture of the gulf. it's what scientists call a baseline. so, if the oil shows up, the government will be able to force bp to clean up the damage even here, where few people have ever ventured. >> what we're doing is the before. we're finding out what this eco system is like right now before any impact so that if there is an impact later on, you can ...