. >> reporter: jason carroll, cnn, detroit. >> building up america. that does it for this edition of "360." thanks for watching. >> 25 years ago by sat cross him for the first broadcast of "larry king live". and decades later i talked to the guys at cnn and i told them i would like to and "larry king live," then i'll show that this fall on cnn they have accepted. giving me more time for my wife and i to get to the kids little league games. i will still be a part of the cnn family hosting several larry king specials on major national and international subjects. and we will be here for a lot of time until replacement is found. we will be here in 2-fold. tomorrow night, elizabeth edwards will be our special guest. i am incredibly proud that recently made the guinness part of world records for having the longest-running show with the same host and the tames time slot on the same network. i am looking to the future, what my next chapter will bring. for now, for here, it is time to hang up the nightly suspenders. until then, we have more shows to do and who

it is important to reiterate what carroll said. if you were to file a claim yesterday or today, you still fall within a 90 day window to have that claim adjudicated. that will continue to be the case. we believe this will be handed off in a seamless way. we now have additional backstops to ensure that claims are not just heard independently, but the appeals process beyond ken feinberg to up three-judge panel, and retaining their light under -- their right under federal law if they are unsatisfied, they cannot visit federal court. >> these are people with mortgage payments, overpayments, and families to feed. >> we are moving as expeditiously and quickly as we humanly can. >> there are claims being honored. we can get you the numbers, they are reported on a regular basis. we can get the number of claims that have been responded to. it is important, people should go into that process. it is important to understand that if the federal government adjudicates the claim, we make a onetime payment. under this, people will be able to apply

. >> in my lifetime, there has never been a better governor than carroll campbell.hink about what he did. the change he instituted, you do not have to lose your conservative principles to be a good leader. it is working together. we had legislators and economic developers and professors across the state to formulate a plan so when it goes forward, it is our plan, not my plan. that is how you have to govern. >> >> i am only write about one thing? >> i think governor campbell did a superior job. they did things the string -- the same way. there were strong leaders. they kept most of the debate behind the scenes. all of those kinds of things were behind the scenes. i think they recognize that an effective leader is one that has to get things done. you have to stick to your conservative principle. i am not blaming anybody but the sanford years have taught us that you have to work with people in order to get things done. i have been getting things done for eight years. >> we have another question from the voice of the voter project. each candidate has one minute to answe

. >> in my lifetime, there has never been a better governor than carroll campbell. think about what he did. the change he instituted, you do not have to lose your conservative principles to be a good leader. it is working together. we had legislars and economic developers and professors across the state to formulate a plan so when it goes forward, it is our plan, not my plan. that is how you have to gn. >> >> i am only write about one thing? >> i think governor campbell did a superior job. they did things the string -- the same way. there were strong leaders. they kept st of the debate behind the scenes. all of those kinf things were behind the scenes. i think they recognize that an effective leader is one that has to get things done. you have to stick to your conservative principle. i am not blaming anybody but the sanford yearhave taught us that you have to work with people in order to get things done. i have been getting things done for eight years. >>e have another question from the voice of the voter project. each candidate has one minute to answer. this comes

. >> sean carroll chief of staff for usaid and guest of the speaker. kathy bunk of communications consortium, and skip, and in a writer for the international bar association among others. he's a member of the press club foreign corresponddnts and photography committee. thank you. [applause] two weeks after today's speaker was sworn in to lead the u.s. agency for international development a devastating earthquake struck eda. president obama instructed dr. rajiv shah to take charge of the u.s. response to this disaster just a few hundred miles away from the u.s. mainland. since then the u.s. government has committed more than $1 billion toward relief efforts in haiti and pledged another $1.15 billion at the donor's conference in april. of this funding usaid contributions total more than $500 million. as the six month anniversary of the earthquake approaches, conditions and haiti remain donner and in addition to that nation, dr. rajiv shah has managed programs in more than 100 other countries. shah has said that usaid's goal is to create the conditions wh