 A buggy situation in Louisiana that has been affecting the lumber industry. The lumber industry supports 9,000 jobs and pumps nearly $2 billion into the Louisiana economy every year. But last summer's drought made pine trees more vulnerable to bark beetles, threatening the trees themselves and anyone who might be around if a tree falls. Today, the Emergency Beetles Subcommittee of the Louisiana House Committee on Agriculture will meet to look for solutions. That's ABC's Jim Ryan.