. >> are next to the president house, the blue tarps, are they displaced people. >> yes. >> and peopleave come out. >> yeah this is the middle of the city and look at the displaced people. >> and most of those blue tarps are ours, you'll see-- >> they're on your side. can you imagine living in there? >> look at that church to the left. >> this is the catholic church, i think the archbishop was killed. >> yes, yes. >> and down below us to the right, sarah, look at that mass of humanity down there. >> oh, my goodness, look at all of those people. >> the market. >> yeah, look at -- look at the streets right in front of us, there, look where sarah is at. >> up those streets, piles and piles, there it is, that's the church there. >> oh, yeah. >> greta: straight ahead immediately after the quake struck the world rushed into help. but is haiti getting any international support now? that's next. a deadly epidemic wreaking havoc on haiti, cholera inadvertently brought in by u.n. peacekeepers costing thousands of lives. is cholera still a threat today that's coming up. >> i will never stop sayin

the palace right there. >> all of these blue tarps are these displaced people? . >> this is the middle of the city and look at all of the displaced people. >> most of those blue tarps are ours. >> can you image living in there? look at that church cathedral to the left. >> this is the catholic church. i think the archbishop was killed. >> yes. >>> down below us to the right look at that. >> oh my goodness. >> (inaudible). look where sara is at. piles and piles. there it is. that's the church there. >> straight ahead immediately after the quake the world rushed in to help. but is haiti getting any international support now? that's next. on to a deadly epidemic wreaking havoc on haiti after the quake hit. cholera taking thousands of lives. is cholera still a threat today? the lathes coming up. >> i would never stop saying thank you for the beautiful things you are doing and they are doing in my life. i know god is going to protect me that's why i am praying god every day so we can have this beautiful thing happen in our lives. ♪ ♪ ♪ we're lucky, it's not every day

the need to protect women and girls from sexual violence. cameras he had shouted out before thousands of blue white orange and silver tarps. once everyone is in place that spoke for come concerned the rain season approaching. what will happen to those people who are living here quick secretary-general wouldn't sleeps toward the 45,000 people in the gully below. we have to move these displaced persons to a safer place. once again it was important to understand both the threat and its limits. on a normal day in port-au-prince rain is dangerous. there's little drainage on the streets causing roads to back up like bathtub's. the storms hit hard. there would be one drop in than 1000 drops and suddenly river falling from the sky. it's an old joke in haiti that street merchants will sipri gunfire but run over one another if true drops hit their head. the rain goes on long enough some pedestrians will get swept away in the house or two might get knocked into her routine. it was a major overstatement to believe the rains would cause a quote second round of death unquote in any way commiserate with the earthquake is bill clinton woul

woman in the sierra foothills east of sacramento is desperately trying to save a deer that got stuck in a bashed wire fence. melanie discovered a big buck with its antlers stuck in a blue tarpher ten acre property. she made calls to try to get help for the animals but no agency has agreed to come. sheriff's deputies say they aren't prepared to rescue an animal that large so they could only put it down. >> we don't want it destroyed, we want him rescued. he's beautiful trophy buck. i'm going to cull in eldorado. >> she said the buck has a mate and that they have produced several fan over the years. she's hoping someone will step up and save its life but so far no agency has been willing to do it. >>> bay area native americans who belong to the cherokee nation have a chance to morning to get a new photo i.d. card. starting in october the nation's largest tribe started issuing citizenship cards for their members from coast-to-coast. today the mobile group is in oakland on international boulevard. they will issue photo id cards starting at 10:00 this morning until 5:00 this average. there will be a general meeting from noon to three. cards are similar to driver's licenses and q

woman in the sierra foothills east of sacramento is desperately trying to save a deer that got stuck in a barbed-wire fence. melanie discovered a big buck with its antlers stuck in a blue tarpnd wire on her ten acre property. she made calls to try to get help for the animal, but no agency has agreed to come. sheriff's deputies say they aren't prepared to rescue an animal that large so they could only put it down. >> we don't want it destroyed, we want him rescued. he's beautiful trophy buck. i'm going to cull in eldorado. >> she said the buck has a mate and that they have produced several fawns over the years. she's hoping someone will step up and save its life. >>> bay area native americans who belong to the cherokee nation have a chance to morning to get a new photo i.d. card. starting in october the nation's largest tribe started issuing citizenship cards for their members from coast-to-coast. today the mobile registration group is in oakland on international boulevard. they will issue photo id cards starting at 10:00 this morning afternoon. there will be a general meeting from noon to three. cards are similar to driver's licenses and qualify as photo i.d. california is