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>> reporter: the grief continues as you noted, drew, but there's a sense of recognition, a recognition that some of the people who helped -- who influenced and shaped the postcommunist state of poland are now gone forever. and that was weighing heavily on them today. they're still in their thousands coming here to the presidential palace behind me, laying wreaths of flowers, bringing out candles to light in the chill wind that continues to blow here. the flags at half-staff. people filing past the casket now of maria and lech kaczynski, the president of poland and his wife, both about age 60. ...

U.s. seafood exports to china were just $82 million back in 1996. today, it's $597 million. how much of that comes back to the u.s. is impossible to know in this new globalized world. from fish to textiles to steel to technology, china's rise is testing american business models. just ask google. it searched for a new market in china in 2006, but decided china's way of doing business wasn't for them. >> it hoped for a more open china. it didn't happen. censorship got worse during this period. chinese government's hacking program got worse. and so google said, you know, no more. >> reporter: mov...

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