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Flying over it and also from boats, putting it on so that rather than the oil all staying together, it's broken up into tiny little particles and those particles actually can float down into the water column and not stay on top and not eventually wash onshore. i think eventually we will get this onshore. let me tell you why. this is from wrightweather.com. we use this all the time. it's a raw map but it tells the story that it's offshore flow for now. after about 60 hours, which is 2 1/2 days, the winds are red, which means 25 to 35 miles her hour blowing back. see how the arrows are blowing b...

That is bad thing. i guarantee you, when you see an east wind, you won't be happy about it, because the weather is going to go downhill whether you are in dallas or new york or anywhere. >> so, it is not just about being in the northeast? >> well, it is. is nor'easter part of the northeast is how the wind blowing in from the atlantic ocean. this is 48 hours of a computer model. this is rightweather.com, and we use this website all day, and it is a pay-for site, and you don't have to do this, because we do it for you, but this storm does not move. i have to draw it for you, okay, so you can see...

By deploying the boom, the government and bp and some of the other contractors are going to be hiring these boats to actually join in with what is going on, putting the booms out there to try to prevent the oil from getting into those sensitive areas. those are just the two immediate options. but, again, we're looking at something that could be long-term. years, possibly even a decade, that we're looking at, where there could be an impact on these fishermen. >> david mattingly, part of the cnn team along the gulf coast for us tonight. thank you very much for that, david mattingly. we turn no...