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having every american of every background come together. i talked about inclusion rather than outreach and i remind people outreach is when five white guys hold a meeting and then call you. inclusion is when you are part of that process. we are working with the hispanic community across the country to develop policies and issues. >> challengers rick santorum and ron paul have left the sunshine state. we'll go live to florida in a few minutes for an update on the campaign. the arab league is out of the monitoring business in syria for now. too violent, too many people killed, too many...

More disturbing, we saw several waves of the heavy oil, a lot of orange, but not just orange, heavy bands of oil, as close as 3 miles off the coast of grand isle. we saw several waves of this oil, making its way towards grand isle. and here's the challenge facing our coast, going all the way up from the northern chandeliers down our coast, toward to the timbilerer, we know the weather over the next few days, with the wind currents, the wave, we know this oil will continue to be pushed into our coast, into our wetlands. i don't want to see a drop of oil on grand isle, i don't want to see a drop...

Inches deep in some spots, a foot deep. and i understand the dust, while you describe it as talcolm powder like, that's rock. you get a lot of rock in your lungs, that can't be good for you. >> it has to be small enough to be inhaled. and it's not only rock but there's glass particles with 9/11, there was wood. there were chemicals in all. >> masonry. >> in addition to what would be in the volcanic ash. but depending on how much ash comes down and where it comes down will depend on who is going to get sick, especially people who have asthma, bronchitis, emphysema. > >> try to put this in a geo...

Conclusion is. obviously, fine ash like this may not even leave a record, but still could be disruptive. >> how about how long it can last in the air this kind of fine ash? >> if it's really fine like this, it could stay up there quite a while, but you just wait for the wind currents, the atmoat m atmospheric currents to carry it away. wind shifts could make it better quickly. >> what about the fact that this is the second eruption for this particular volcano in less than a month. is there anything triggering these ers? >> no, the eruption shifted from the flank of the volcano up to the summit...