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the best stuff on earth just got better. - good stuff, craig. - we're dating. [ announcer ] snapple.tuff on earth just got better. >> larry: we have more on the breaking news from mcgill air force base where two were arrested tonight. bowe, what's the latest on this? i'm sorry, we lost beau. i hope we can get him back, if not, we will be following it throughout the night. two men arrested in a car at macdill air force base in tampa. you're going to see sonya tomorrow? do you think this will be a made for tv movie? >> yes. the more people that know about it the more kids we can protect. somebody's got to put a stop to this. >> you expect to get your kids back? >> i'm going to fight until i do, yes? >> why do you have to fight? >> once again, that's a good question. >> you're an innocent person? >> absolutely. >> larry: you're a licensed schoolteacher? >> she has to fight because tennessee has a law about what's best for her children. tennessee has a good law, good jurisdiction, that's why she's fighting. >> larry: why does she have to fight? >> in crazy family circumstances, the judge

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best we can do? i was approached with a small technology out of the department of -- the d.o.e. department of energy. it was a little machine about six inches tall separating very severe stuffut i looked at the machine and with my brother and the scientist that invented it we thought we could scale it up to separate oil and water at high speeds and i thought we could create a first line of defense where oil spills are concerned so i grabbed about 20 scientists and engineers and three years after r&d and close to -- a lot of dollars, scaled the machine up that would actually do, in fact, that. clean oil and water about 200 gallons per minute. >> larry: is it doing it anywhere? >> well, it's right now it's on three ships down in the gulf. bp has agreed to buy 32 of them. they tested it in all manner of conditions in places where it was not intended. it was -- and it came through with really flying colors so they understand its applications. it's how -- it's how resourceful the machine can be. it was designed to be at first response. just a same way you would have a lifeboat or life preserver. it is there to handle oil and water and to -- it's also a machine that's created tha

stuff. we remain number one in manufacturing in terms of the value added, which is the best measure but let's not be nostalgic about the pre- announced that era. -- pre-nafta era. this is a long-term structural change in the u.s. economy did yes, it is difficult for workers who have lost their jobs because of trade. but for every worker that is lost their jobs because of trade, there are 30 who have lost jobs not because of trade. so i have said that the for every person who has lost their jobs, but -- let's but symp -- sympathy for every person who was lost their jobs, but it is not the primary source of job loss. host: top experts between the u.s. and nafta partners is broken down in terms of industries, including manufacturing, agriculture, and plastic. we listen to francis from dallas, texas. caller: listening to these two gentlemen, i come to the opinion that they are imported, both of them, were educated otherwise, and we need people who were born and educated in this country, in the grass roots, to put forth ideas for this country. and also, all of the blue collar workers are not union

stuff. we remain number one in manufacturg in terms of the value added, which is the best measure but let's not be nostalgic about the pre- announced that era. -- pre-nafta era. this is a long-term structural change in the u.s. economy did yes, it is difficult for worke who have lost their jobs because of trade. but for everorker that is lostheir jobs because of trade, there are 30 who have lost jobs not bause of trade. so i have said th the for every person who has lost their jobs, but -- let's but symp -- sympathy for every personho was lost their js, but it is not the primary source of job loss. host: top experts between the u.s. and nafta partners is broken down in terms of industries, including manufacturing, agriculture, and plastic. we listen to francis from dallas, texas. caller: listening to these two gentlemen, i come to the opinion that they are imported, both of them, were educated otherwise, and we need peopleho were born and educated in this country, in e grass roots, to put forth ids for this country. and also, all of t blue collar workers are not union workers. i think that

stuff out there. we have to match those with the new vessels we have. that is why the character rent decanters asian has changed. >> it has been hard to get in close enough? >> the best thing is to get the vessels of opportunity. they have boats that operate to match the right skimmer to them. that is the process we are going through right now. >> you mentioned the vessels of opportunity were not on hand until recently. the additional platform is still on its way. systems for compensation are still being finalized. can you address the perception that the response has consistently been a couple of steps behind a problem? >> i think we are adapting to an enemy that changes. the nature of the oil spill has changed continues to be. we had a loss of oil in one spot to begin with. based on the current, it has been disaggregate it. our response has to change. for instance, oil, hurricanes, agnostic between boundaries between states. all of the response organization and structure is by states. so the difference between the g- 8 division of labor, pearl river that divides louisiana and mississippi. it is an artificial boundary. we have to learn how to adapt. as of this thing

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stuff off, or something to set it off. they need to test all three. once we get the oil out, i am not an expert, i do not know what the best thing is, but something needs to be testing something so that when it is time to do that, we have the best chance to save the marsh. all of these teams need to be deployed, and they need to be deployed by area. if he is in charge of this area, we call him up and he brings a team there. if this team has no oil, they can come over to help this team. now, we know more is coming. we know the wind and the waves are going to pick where it goes. we should have a team -- like i started out on one team and had to go to another. they know what they're doing. today, we started picking up oil. it is not getting picked up. we take it, but it in a bag, off and bring it back to the dock -- put it in a bag, tie it off, and bring it back to the dock. we got a 50 gallon bags. tomorrow, if it works, we bring in 40 it more. >> you want to have 14 vacuum teams. that will work. if bp does not put the boats out we willcle the oril, put three teams out to do it. >> and those are ready to go out. we had a delay, but they are back and read

stuff happened -- before the earthquake. he was really concerned about it. and said, you know what we could do? over in haiti, the women are the ones best with the family and take care of the kids. the men all run off when something is happening. there are the ones who get injured. -- they are the ones who get injured. i said, we could do a search training program for women to train them to search their communities and they could train other women. we could put the kits together for them. we could put the training into french creole. he said, this is great. we committed to spend $250,000 supporting this program. it was through the clinton global initiative. it up as a little while to get this all put together and translate it into the kids -- it took us a little while to get this all put together and translated into the kits. my team was ready to go the week of the earthquake. i had a meeting with president clinton in new york. i said, wait till after the meeting, then go. we held off sending the team over there. i was at u.s.a.i.d. meeting with the new administrator on wednesday morning. on wednesday afternoon the big earthquake hit. t