thanks for being with us. >> thank you. >> larry: laurens de groot from morocco.oes bob barker fit in all of this? he'll join our panel next. it combines extra strength bayer aspirin to treat pain plus an alertness aid to help you get off to a running start. try bayer am the morning pain reliever. >>> the search is on tonight for two american soldiers missing and reportedly kidnapped in afghanistan. nato says they left their compound in kabul friday and never came back. an intelligence source said militants abducted both of them. five other u.s. soldiers were killed in bombings in the southern part of the country. >>> in the midwest, massive rainfall in iowa caused a dam to fail. rushing waters burst through the dam a few hours ago. so far, there are no reports of injuries. the area is mainly rural, and much of the affected area is farmland. rey governor has issued disaster declarations for two counties. >>> in the gulf the ships have turned around and are headed back to the deep horizon drilling site. tropical storm bonnie has lost clout. officials say the static

>> larry: joining us from morocco is lawrence degrute, after two campaigns aboard the flag ship stevewin he joined the crew of the ship the arimoro described by some as a bat mobile on water. >> our harpoon interceptor vessel. it goes right through the water. it has a kevlar shell. >> the adi gil is to be the nimble rocket ship the "steve irwin" is not. the mission is to cut the harpooners' whale lines. >> i checked everything i have into building an amazing boat. >> whoa. whoa. >> did they hit it? i can't see. i thought they hit him. >> get some binoculars. get some binoculars. >> do you see people? >> no, i don't see any people. oh, my god. >> larry: lauren, thanks for joining us. you were on the adi gil when it went down. what happened? >> well, we were drifting at the point when we got rammed we tried to slow it down so the "bob barker" could slow it up. we were running very low on fuel. one of the last ships passing by was the ashimoro number two and it made a sharp turn to the right. it rammed us. >> larry: did that change your feelings about sea shepherd? did it increase them?

elsewhere in the region, morocco. morocco is actually an example where american citizens, many are people of faith, are receiving hostile treatment by the mo rackan government. over the last four months dozens of american citizens and scores of other foreign nationals have been deported and denied re-entry into the kingdom of morocco for allegedly prove la advertising. authorities refuse to offer any explanation of the charges. among the individuals who are deported or denied re-entry were businessmen and educators, humanitarian and social workers, many who are resided in morocco for over a decade in full compliance with the law. additionally those deported were forced to leave the country within two hours of being i request unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks -- questioned about the -- by the authority, having to leave everything behind. over the past several weeks i've met with and heard from scores of moroccan christians. many feel their voices have long been silenced and these events highlight some o

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she's going to bring the food of morocco here for another staycation meal. >> dave with a final looks out of the classroom, all hell breaks loose. it really does. >> it's getting nutty. >> nice to see you. they have mardi gras beads. you came from pittsburgh? >> arkansas. my children are in pittsburgh. >> you have a 14-year-old daughter celebrating a birthday so you could be here. happy birthday, emily. nice to sigh you. let's say hello to everybody over here, including some friends from kansas city. we'll be if >>> so, kids, the moral of the story is, if you study hard, do your math and science work, if you have a great teacher and people like the exxon academy behind you, you can do anything, including wearing a nifty white coat like this. harry, pretty impressive, huh? >> i'm impressed. >>> facebook is heading toward a huge milestone today. a milestone that should solidify it as the mother of all social networks. >> reporter: if facebook had its own status update, this week it might read, facebook is 500 million strong. the social networking site created by harvard undergrad mark

. >>> one annual festival in morocco honors some not so noblemen. the festival is dedicated to the barbary corsairs' seafaring pirates who plundered european ships and villages between in the middle ages in the 19th century. dancers, musicians, and acrobats took part in the dazzling production set against the city's ancient forts and punctuated by a pyrotechnic spectacle. beautiful. >>> kids in gaza tried to break a record yesterday by filling the sky with kites. thousands attempted to break their own world record for flying the most amount of kites simultaneously. they claim to have done it with 6,302 kites up in the air at the same time. >>> last week, more than 7,000 palestinian kids broke the record for simultaneous basketball dribbling. >>> and one grandmother looking for a pet to share with her grandkids got way more than she bargained for. she thought ralph was a normal rabbit until her vet informed her his breed was the continental giant. take a look. 18 months old, he now measures over 3 feet, weighs over 40 pounds, and eats -- get this --

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the partners are upset arabia, algeria, a saudi arabia, morocco. it becomes a much more complicated relationship to manage. it is all very well that the u.s., u.k., france may share the same perspective, but that is not enough anymore. >> you have a sense of the european counter-terrorism? >> it varies. there are some pretty big gaps in countries outside of england and the dutch and so forth. there is a sense of entitlement, a culture of entitlement in many european countries. it is not only reflected in their social programs and they are having to circle through some dramatic budget cuts because of it, but there is also a sense that they're entitled to a u.s. defense umbrella. we won the cold war in concert with our allies and somehow they expect that to continue. but if you look at the nato allies, they have never lived up to their financial obligations. and they will need more budget cuts in their defense expenditures. europeans should not assume that the u.s. will always be there. as the behavior it continues with this divert sense of entitleme

chile, morocco, singapore, australia. these exceeded actual export growth estimates initially put forth by the international trade commission. the u.s. had a trade surplus with each of these countries, enhancing the competitiveness of u.s. workers and businesses. the failure to implement an aggressive trade strategy that focuses on exports put he -- puts the u.s. at extreme risk of falling behind competitively. we know china is embarking on an aggressive trade policy globally. we have a multipolar world today with various aggressive trade policies working against us and our country has been on the sidelines for the last year and a half in trade this failure threatens u.s. credibility globally. frankly, it threatens u.s. credibility. it's also a threat to the historic u.s. leadership role that we have set in setting global standards for open trade. now, i believe that this new commission really is unnecessary. i'm going to support it if it's the only way to jump start something on trade but i really do think it's unnecessa

. >> i'm lostral from morocco. >> for these women thinking is their new way of life.k there's something really elemental about bread. it's a food that exists in all cultures. >> jessamin used her background in public policy to create hot bread kitchen three years ago, a bakery with special purpose. >> particularly foreign-born women are the lowest paid workers in the u.s. workforce and i wanted to really help women access jobs that were better paid. we don't necessarily hire women that were professional bakers. the first thing that's most important to us is that women have a passion for food and some knowledge of the breads from the country that they come from. >> this recipe belonged to my great grandmother. when you make by hand, we make in mexico. >> reporter: in this bakery, it's the women who rise. but jessamin's idea of long-term success extends beyond this kitchen. she even offers english classes for those who want it. >> i hope for our bakers after six months they'll be able to get well-paid jobs in the food manufacturing industry or high-end bakeries and for

i know we are focused upon arlington, but we have cemeteries in many other places, morocco, africa, belgium. is this a widespread problem that we have? i know that you are going to look at it and take care of dit, but maybe you can respond o my questions. >> as i tried to lay out very briefly, our first objective is the 211 graves that have been identified with matt discrepancies. we are currently working through the -- with map discrepancies. we are currently working through them. we have resolved 27. they have, until this point, been errors of miss marking on the socalled master roadmap. there is a three part record system to map the family member involved against the headstone where they exist. where, for example, the map shows a grave but there is noo tone, we haveheads dow determined through a set procedure that the map was an error and that there were no remains in those grades. those graves will be repurchased -- there were no remains in those graves. those graves will be repurposed into the future. at the end of the day, i should tell you that it is our intent, upon implementation o