. >> uk correspondent peter wooding. >> reporter: like many families in the uk, mr. and mrs. clarke were feeling the bite of the recession sweeping across the country. sean was a long-distance truck driver and rarely home. he took a major pay cut to work for the council. they faced bankruptcy. >> we couldn't afford to pay the bills. they accumulated like credit cards. we took quite the dip in the money. we got ourselves into quite an amount of debt. >> sean's wife mandi suffers from me. they were forced to down size their home and sell many of their possessions to survive and feed their young children. >> that was difficult. we sold the kids toys, anything that could make us money, we sold it so we could eat. >> their youngest child started being bullied. mandi started home schooling and became too ill. >> now they are back at school. i could do the school with my husband's help. >> current euro crisis means these challenges are effecting challenges right to cross europe. the european christian political movement along with christian concern recently hosted a conference in lo

peter wooding for cbn news, manchester, england. >>> just ahead, preparing for the pope, how an upcoming visit is influencing christians in cuba. >> communist cuba is welcoming pope benedict. after years of hardship under communism. >> his visit is having a positive impact for evangelical christians. stan jeter reports. >> reporter: soon after the vatican confirmed the news, cuban president castro promised to release 2900 prisoners. it was seen as a humanitarian gesture. when his predecessor pope john paul the second made hisashi toic trip to cuba in 1998, relations showed a dramatic improvement. >> it has appeared to open the doors for the unusual protestants. they allowed evangelicals to hold their celebrations in public places around the country. >> i believe the authorities are understanding that the gospel of jesus christ is a blessing for the cuban family and for our nation. therefore they are slowly opening the doors to allow us christians to express our faith publically and we praise god for that. >> believers are calling it a vibt victory. >> what is happening today was only a d

peter. police have scoured this area searching local trails, woods and waterways and spent a considerable amount at her father's home where the little girl was last seen. they've turned this into a criminal investigation. they've looked long and hard, even offering a $30,000 reward for information leading them to ayla reynolds. still no sign of the little girl. the missing person case is a criminal investigation, in a statement released friday night, the waterville police department says "we believe that foul play has occurred in connection with ay ayla's disappearance. we base our conclusions as evidence gathered by investigators during the past two weeks." ayla was last seen by her father, josh dipietro. she had a soft cast on her arm from what police called an accidental fall. dipietro hasn't been seen publicly since ayla disappeared but is cooperating with the investigation. in a statement he said "it's important the public hear it from me personally that i have no idea what happened to ayla and i'm not in hiding." >> this investigation has gone over for two weeks. law enforcement satisfied

tiger woods is apparently at big deal in abu dhabi playing in his first tournament of 2012. he shoots bogey free round of 70 leaving him with peter is peter is right not going. roger better to process and set and it was all rapping. he advances to the final where he will take on either show back no coverage for andy murray. and for rehab advances to the finals after beating patrick. she will face the 13th -ranked player in the finals. and what i come back, she was once ranked 126 after the shoulder injury in 2009 so it's great to see her comeback. >> so tiger got some cash in abu dhabi. >> of little bit, i'm sure his room is called there. if the good gig if you can get it. and he will be at the at&t pebble beach contest. >> we will be back at 11.

peter >> i think florida will have a big impact. it's very possible that florida's choice will become the nominee. >> perhaps not the smartest statement to make so soon after newt gingrich took him to the woodt gingrich has an 84% of winning. romney needs florida. he's fashioned a strategy with a state with the highest foreclosure rate and unemployment is at 10%. a state that doesn't take kindly to former freddie mac employees. >> while florida families lost everything in the housing crisis, newt gingrich cashed in. he was paid over $1.6 million. >> i offer advice. >> a historian, really? >> joining us again by popular demand jonathan capehart and karen finney. karen, give me your impression of newt's victory speech which has been described as the least generous speech. >> what struck me is it was incredibly nasty and devicive. it was vintage newt gingrich. i've said from the beginning that the whole premise of newt's time this time around is do you believe that this is new newt, not the old vindictive newt. this is the guy that has found god. >> the renewed newt, the forgiven newt. >> that kind of deviciveness that we saw, yes, he is brilliantly tapping into anger and resentiment among the