. >>> as haiti's political crisis continues to unfold, michel marteli, for many there are reasons enough to be frustrated, two out of three haitians live on less than $2 a day and a rich minority of haitians possess nearly 70% of the country's total income. i scud president martelli why some 60,000 haitians are still refugees living in tent cities six years after the quake? >> people who are living in tents are not the only problem we had in haiti. talking about people living in the tents, wee had almost 1.5 million people living in the tents. today the number is less than what you are talking about, it is about 40,000. but to us it's still too much but taking into account the number of people that we have displaced from the tent, and put under i won't even say decent homes but homes that are secured, homes that are so much better than tents, i think it's a great effort. and not just that. today you can drive around port-au-prince, not even seeing in some area, not even remembering that there was an earthquake. >> when you first campaigned, mr. president, you spoke about bringing back a

we have not heard from the president, michelle marteli, is an avid tweeter, tweets several times a day, has not even been on his twitter feed in two days. maybe tomorrow we see some semblance of a proposal, a plan. stay tuned. port-au-prince tonight. i'm glenna . >> thanks. back to our big story tonight, the winter wallop hitting the northeast. here's what happened in philadelphia. many people stayed inside. some having to dig out their cars. city workers are now making sure streets and sidewalks are clear when the storm passes. >> we're going to talk about some of those impressive snowfall totals in the northeast and we're going to talk about some impressive cold temperatures that will be sliding in our direction tonight. we're going to wake up in the 40s. stick around. your forecast after the break. >>> good evening, everyone. and welcome to america's favorite game. we're coming to you from the florida powerball studios. i'm lexa. tonight's estimated jackpot is up to $63.4 million. so get out those tickets, folks, and let's play powerball. your first number for tonight is going to be

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just within the hour, michelle mart lay addressing the nation saying that the run off on sunday, will happen. a few thousand people joined the protest in downtown port-au-prince, jogging through narrow streets chanting the revelation has started. police used tear gas to break up what were crowds of demonstrators before may arrived at the parliament. senators passed a resolution, but it carries no legal weight don't personal, our glen ma milberg is traveling to haiti, look for her live coverage beginning tomorrow. as hero, coming up, his cab goes up in flames what he did that saved not just his life, but his passengers live too. >> and a toddler running in the middle of a highway? saved by a sheriffs deputy, we will tell you where the family was. >> hi, i am chief meteorologist, snow starts to fly tomorrow, for us, rain, gusty showers and a brisk breeze, other changes you need to know about too, we have a lot to talk about after the break. >> all right, and a south florida restaurant ordered shut, and then caught trying to lie to his customers online. we sent our cameras to find out to

just within the hour, michelle mart lay addressing the nation saying that the run off on sunday, will happen. a few thousand people joined the protest in downtown port-au-prince, jogging through narrow streets chanting the revelation has s srted. police used tear gas to break up what were crowds of demonstrators before may arrived at the parliament. senators passed a resolution, but it carries no legal weight don't personal, our glen ma milberg is traveling to haiti, look for her live coverage beginning tomorrow. >> a taxi driveser being hailed as hero, coming up, his cab goes up in flames what he did that saved not just his life, but his passengers live too. >> and a toddler running in the middle of a highway? saved by a sheriffs deputy, we was. >> hi, i am chief meteorologist, snow starts to fly tomorrow, for us, rain, gusty showers and a brisk breeze, other changes you need to know about too, we have a lot to talk about after the break. >> all right, and a south florida restaurant ordered shut, and then caught trying to lieieo his customers online. we sent our cameras t find out to

michelle: retail stocks are down including wal-mart. they have broken ground. today wal-mart announced it's canceling plans to build two more stores in the district. the pullback is part of a plan to close 259 stores around the world. one was planned at the skyland town center in southeast. the other is at the capitol gateway marketplace in northeast. d.c. bureau chief sam ford is live in southeast with reaction. sam? sam: i want you to just look at the pounds of dirt over here. the mounds of dirt is where the wal-mart was supposed to be. they were planning a whole project for skyland that extended all the way over here. this is huge, massive lot. all of this was planned for this wal-mart. anchor center. and now the anchor is not going to be here. wal-mart plans to lay off 10,000 workers in the u.s. in the midst of this, two wal-mart stores that were to be built in d.c. according to the announcement now will not be. this is a shock to be in the area. including developers who are working on the project. wal-mart released a statement this afternoon. saying our ex

but on the flip side, wal mart getting flat because as you recall it just announced it's . say this is a way get positive p.r. >> michelle: i know a lot of people saying this company should be able to afford to pay workers more. 1.2 million workers? they're doing pretty good. >>> this sounds like a real life spy movie. murder allegations. a kgb spy allegedly killed on orders from russian president putin. the report released today and how the kremlin is responding. >> krystal: massive recall. thousands of strollers and car seats from one brand recalled over safety risks. if you have little ones, you really want to listen up. what you should be looking for and how you can get it fixed at the irs telling people to look out for an old scam hitting new victims. there's a simple way you can up at we're in positive territory today. >> krystal: it has been a bumpy ride as we've gone into this week. but a calm day on the trading floor. so maybe that's kind of put something fears at rest for now anyway. the dow finished down 249 points after plunging as low as 500 points. changes tied to dropping oil experts say those prices will