blocks to create the second floor. >> so everything. >> reporter: for jimmy there is no sign of a new haiti emerging. like so many haitians, he's building back on his own. soledad o'brien, al jazeera, port-au-prince, haiti. >> so has haiti progressed at all? what is the country like today? we'll talk more tomorrow night with jonathan katz, author of "how the world came to save haiti and left behind a disaster." when we return africa's endangered black ryanio. could a group of texas hunters offer the best hope of saving them? >> every sunday night al jazeera america presents the best documentaries. a historic election >> we have 47% of our people who pay no income taxes... >> we take you behind the scenes >> i'm rick santorum, i'm running for president... >> no barriers... >> i intend to be the nominee that defeats barack obama >> no restrictions... >> i think we're catching on... >> no filters... >> my guess is they won't be voting for me... >> al jazeera america presents caucus >> next we consider sacrifice, and whether saving some members of the endangered species is better than saving ot

>> just to show haiti is bad, to be honest with you, most people don't to to haiti to look for good news. they just go to haiti just to talk bad about our country, which is the first black country in the world. i don't have any trouble with my government, access is government more than government in the past. the problem is if anybody would like to bring haiti, they must do the haitian people, people in haiti don't have any skill. when you don't care for the people, you don't know their feelings. you don't know what they really want to do. haitian people they don't really have a dream. to be honest with you they do have it but they don't have any opportunity to access that dream. >> i know you want to jump in. >> sorry, but i have to say that it's not people who coming, they not coming to see better the way they do it is not the best way. when we not saying that the same person was prize for fighting on the 23rd, i mean because the head was distributed on a bad way, because the people was coming and say hello haitian people, this is uncle sam who coming to help you. but this is what we c

. >> laurent lamothe, haiti's prime minister believes haiti has some of the best beaches in the world. that's why the airport is putting up four new airports as well as billboards across haiti. >> we are one of the safest destinations in the caribbean. why is haiti always seen as not doing well as tourism, because we don't have enough tourism points. >> michael martelly is a former musician and club owner, lamothe was a telecommunications executive who is now dating a supermodel. they have given haiti's recovery a catchy title. >> the slogan is haiti is open for business. you're a business guy. is business the way back for haiti? >> haiti's open for business is a way for us to take care of the poorest in haiti by creating job by attracting foreign investment. >> still, enormous challenges remain, the martelly government has faced a string of protests from opposition unions. highlighting haiti's horrendous water system and hundreds of thousands of people who lost their homes remain in tent camps. what the administration says haiti needs most is money. more than half the money pledged after the earthquake has not been paid. >> the c

the rescue teams showed the advantages the developed world helped haiti. news coverage centered on the rescues. a successful rescue was like the earthquake in reverse. from destruction there is life. the tone of the reporting took on a religious tinge. two miracles from the rebel were pulled from haiti. the governor of california said quote many of us were able to watch the rescue live. the first rescue pulled out a body guard with minor injury. other crowds scoured the super market. and then there was the hotel montana that had mostly foreigners when it fell. the head of the military response boasted the hotel had 16 teams alone because of the number of people trapped. many places with locals got far less attention. one hotel over from the montana the team tried to free a girl whose legs were stuck underneath the concrete. they thought about severing the leg but without blood that could kill her. on a neighboring hill there is a posh hotel a lot of foreigners were staying out and there are a dozen people working to help rescue a girl from the rebel. it took th

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haiti. here's nbc nightly news reporting from haiti the next day. >> 2 million people within 10 miles of theesterday. when the 7.0 quake struck just before 5:00 p.m. the quake lasted a minute. the intensity so strong within seconds a cloud of dust covered the city. to put it bluntly, we are in some of the only lights tonight in port-au-prince. the only way you have power is if you're fortunate enough to have a generator. this is an absolute crisis. they're still doing triage, still doing search and rescue. first, i want a way to help minimize my blood sugar spikes. then, a way to support heart health. ♪ and let's not forget immune support. ♪ but now i have new glucerna advance with three benefits in one. including carbsteady ultra to help minimize blood sugar spikes. it's the best from glucerna. [ male announcer ] new glucerna advance. from the brand doctors recommend most. advancing nutrition for diabetes. over the pizza place on chestnut street the modest first floor bedroom in tallinn, estonia and the southbound bus barreling down i-95. ♪ this magic moment it is the story of where every g

. >> reporter: after departing new jersey on tuesday, the ship bypassed a planned stop in haiti friday to be san advertised in puerto rico before moving on to st. thomas. sao panto, the mayor of eastern pennsylvania is on board, vacationing with his wife. he is not sick, but says other passengers have been quarantined in their rooms. >> lot of activity with cleaning and san advertising the various railings and elevator shafts. >> reporter: norovirus is a fast-moving stomach bug. each year, the cdc says it sickens 21 million people in the u.s. and kills up to 800.

well many new houses have been built there are concerns that their safety standards may be inadequate building sites everywhere in haiti's capital for new settlements is a creamy non conformist on areas that many of the home's falls short of safety standards. they wouldn't survive another earthquake the doc was there some people just don't have the money to build the way they should. god is that it is not coming. they go back to building that we use to before the quake live there with me. above the bar warriors center of port au prince was the senior prom hundreds of thousands of homes were destroyed the damage was estimated at around five point nine billion euros more than hades in thai economic output today the city center showed signs of recovery international investment has helped them like small scale developments. many love to construction projects adhere to a new building code. i think you've gone. very well enormously well. considering the enormous challenges and enormous lack of resources that we had when we stand barrett's crippling poverty remains for his off the earthquake hundred and seventy thousand people

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but haiti is the size of a new york city-type area, completely leveled, 90% building damage. >> how helpful the government there been? >> the government has changed during the course of this four years to a new administration, and there were initial challenges. they've been great trying to implement new practices, bringing in small commerce as well as international actors to finally put the country on the map. all in all it's been a much better experience than initially right after the earthquake. >> good luck with your work and good luck with your trip over the next two weeks. thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you. >> joie chen is also look back at the earthquake on america tonight at the top of the hour. and she joins us now. >> reporter: tonight on our program, haiti four years after, the quake that destroyed much of that nation, we revisit the caribbean country where thousands are still left wanting still after so many efforts and billions of dollars in aid. many in sprawling refugee camps, and with so much rebuilding. the world answered but on tonight's program we ask where

the rescue teams showed the advantages the developed world helped haiti. newscoverage centered on the rescues. a successful rescue was like the earthquake in reverse. from destruction there is life. the tone of the reporting took on a religious tinge. two miracles from the rebel were pulled from haiti. the governor of california said quote many of us were able to watch the rescue live. the first rescue pulled out a body guard with minor injury. other crowds scoured the super market. and then there was the hotel montana that had mostly foreigners when it fell. the head of the military response boasted the hotel had 16 teams alone because of the number of people trapped. many places with locals got far less attention. one hotel over from the montana the team tried to free a girl whose legs were stuck underneath the concrete. they thought about severing the leg but without blood that could kill her. on a neighboring hill there is a posh hotel a lot of foreigners were staying out and there are a dozen people working to help rescue a girl from the rebel. it took the

the news conference tomorrow. will they each day haiti the vice president stephen crowe said curling cross border movement of people in coolidge has increased health risks including hiv and malaria in me in. the spread of hiv is linked to gender inequality poverty. stigma discrimination and is reinforced by mr. in the project will support the scaling up of local response to improve access to hiv prevention services for the affected populations such as michael workers and will strengthen monitoring systems to check in hiv across borders. the markets back to the hybrid and country in asia. at an estimated eleven sixteen thousand people with hiv. roughly a third column two major economic corridor was thinking the merritt island and the people's republic of china will be the focus of the project. hiv remains a serious health risk across much of the eastern pacific. in two thousand and eleven five million people in the region were living with hiv and it's in the end the project is supported by a one million dollars technical assistance grant f

he covered nearly every major news event in the south for the past 30 years and conflicts in afghanistan, haiti and iraq. >> around the new year many do make a resolution to lose weight. one man has the story to tell. robert gibbs weighed 764 pounds and could barely move. it led him to record a plea for help and post it. the video went viral. gibbs was on the dr. phil show attending a wellness camp. he is 254 pounds lighter and says he is not embarrassed about the video. >> i don't think i would be standing here talking to you now if my video had not gone viral, if everybody hadn't reached out. >> he should be very proud. gibbs works out at the gym, walks up and down the stairs, he is working to achieve his next dole which is losing another 200 pounds. >> what an accomplishment. an 11-year-old girl had to be rescued from the family washing machine after she got stuck during a game. >> she climbed in, kids, never ever do this. trapped for 90 minutes as the family tried peanut butter and ice and warm water. they couldn't find a way so called 911. firefighters arrived they were carrying an assortm

at a news conference tomorrow. will they each day. haiti the vice president stephen crowe said curling cross border movement of people in coolidge has increased health risks including hiv and malaria in me in. the spread of hiv is linked to gender inequality poverty. stigma discrimination and is reinforced by mr. in the project will support the scaling up of local response to improve access to hiv prevention services tokyo that the populations such as michael workers and will strengthen monitoring systems to check in hiv across borders. the markets back to the high burden of being in asia. and an estimated eleven sixteen thousand people with hiv. all for roughly a third . two major economic card or sinking mean aren't islands and the people's republic of china will be the focus of the project. h i g remains a serious health risk across much of the eastern pacific in two thousand and eleven five million people in the region were living with hiv and aids. me and the project is supported by a one million dollars technical assistance grant from

new fire dangers. >>> exactly four years after the worst disaster of the western hemisphere, haiti says they have a wayward. and the great gray whale migration. carter evans on these extraordinary scenes in the pacific ocean. >> it's made for a fantastic show. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news."

new, london. >>> coming up next. ♪ >> three bay area sisters have not forgotten the massive earthquake that hit haiti. w they are using their voices. and it's a story that makes us bay area proud. coming up next. >>> in january of 2010, the news cycle was dominated by a single event, but now four years later, you might not remember what it was, it was the devastating 7.0 earthquake in haiti. and since then, attention has drifted to other crises in the world, but not so for some girls in the bay area. >> reporter: deep in the hills, there's a home that's been labeled the greenest in america. perhaps it's no surprise then that in such an extraordinary structure you will find three extraordinary sisters. ♪ >> the holly girls, kylie, devin and piper have recently formed their own rock band. they call themselves zeuster. it is however what they've been doing for years now that makes them stand out. you could say these three have been humanitarians almost as long as they've been human. >> well. >> well. >> you go ahead. >> we were kind of born into a family that likes to help people. >> reporter: their impac

and anger in haiti, over the possible origins of a cholera crisis. >> woodruff: a few drips of good news greeted residents of west virginia today, but the fall out from last weeks chemical spill is far from over. >> woodruff: there's finally relief for some of the 300,000 west virginians who've been unable to drink, cook or even bathe with tap water for five days. governor earl ray tomblin announced today that test results are now below toxic levels. >> the numbers we have today look good and we're finally at a point where the do not use order is been lifted in certain areas. we've made a lot of progress but i ask all west virginias to continue to be patient as we work to safely restore service to the affected areas. >> woodruff: it can't happen soon enough for people who scrounged for ice and bottled water over the weekend. more than 230 visited emergency rooms complaining of exposure symptoms; 14 were admitted. still, some were undaunted: a local beauty pageant went on, as planned. >> we cannot take showers so some of the girls used water bottles to wash their hair. they're using a lot

. >> reporter: after departing new jersey on tuesday, the ship bypassed a planned stop in haiti friday to be san advertised in puerto rico before moving on to st. thomas. sao panto, the mayor of eastern pennsylvania is on board, vacationing with his wife. he is not sick, but says other passengers have been quarantined in their rooms. >> lot of activity with cleaning and san advertising the various railings and elevator shafts. >> reporter: norovirus is a fast-moving stomach bug. each year, the cdc says it sickens 21 million people in the u.s. and kills up to 800. just this month, dozens of travelers got sick on another royal caribbean cruise. >> norovirus can spread very readily from person to person. when you have people confined, the spread can be quick and explosive. >> reporter: royal caribbean says sick passengers were responding well to over-the-counter medications. we sincerely apologize for this disruption to our guests' cruise vacation. >> hopefully, we'll have a good ride going back. >> reporter: tonight the explorer of the seas is scheduled to leave st. thomas, on its way to

it left new jersey tuesday, skipped a stop in haiti and went to san juan, puerto rico. >> about 66 peoplell ill on "the majesty of the seas" just a few days ago. >> dr. william shafner is from the vanderbilt university school of medicine joining us on the phone from nashville. thank you for being with us. when you're in a position are where hundreds are sick on this cruise ship which obviously is confined, a lot of people are wondering what makes ships so susceptible to outbreaks like this? >> what happens is that some passengers may actually bring the virus, if that's what the cause is, on to the ship and then because people are so confined and they have such close contact with each other, the virus can spread very, very readily. >> i equate this in some small ways to flying. i'm always a little leery when you get on a plane, especially during the flu season, all the coughing, all breathing the same air. but this goes on for a week. how does someone protect him or herself when they board this cruise? seven days. >> the important thing, victor, is hand washing, hand washing, hand washing,

new jersey tuesday. it skipped a stop in haiti and went to san juan, puerto rico, to be sanitized yesterday. this is the second crib ship to get hit with sicknesses. others had similar symptoms on the majesty of the seas. how you can protect yourself from getting sick if you plan to be on a cruise ship any time soon. >>> syria peace talks, syria will allow women and children to leave the besieged city of homs tomorrow. syria's opposition said on twitter, face-to-face negotiations have stopped. the two sides are now in separate rooms. it should be a bad sign for the talk, a conflict that claimed more than 100,000 lives already. >>> here in the u.s. there is outrage today over comments made by venture capitalist tom perkins. he has compared the experience of wealthy americans to a deadly nazi campaign that preceded the holocaust. in a letter to the editor of the "wall street journal" i wrote, writing from the epicenter of progressive thought, san francisco, i would call attention to the parallel of fascist nazi germany to its war on its one percent, namely its jews, to the progressive war on t

new jersey tuesday. it skipped a stop in haiti and went to san juan, puerto rico, to be sanitized yesterday. this is the second royal caribbean ship to get hit with sickness this month. dozens of people suffered similar symptoms on the majesty of the seas. coming up, how you can protect yourself from getting sick if you are going on a cruise. >>> this week you'll find very few cities that aren't shivering in frigid temperatures. it's so bad that chicago public schools will actually be closed tomorrow. here is cnn's karen maginnis on why things could get worse for just about every part of the country. >> reporter: fred, this isn't just cold weather. this is dangerously cold. blizzard conditions in the midwest. winds gusting around 60 miles an hour. in minnesota and dakotas. that clipper system is going to sweep across the midwest, central mississippi river valley. here is what's interesting. we'll see that cold air make its way much further to the south, also penetrate the interior west. it encompasses a broader area across the united states. just to give you an idea what this clipper system

the haitian prime minister says the recovery efforts are being called haiti's open for business. >>> the governor of newsey is facing a new scandal. this has nothing to do with bridgegate. the federal government is investigating whether christie improperly used federal funds for superstorm andy to produce tourism ads. those ads featured christie and his family. his top aides are already used of targeting a local mayor in fort lee with with a scheme to tie up traffic as a punishment for not supporting the governor's re-election. >>> the faa wants to know why a southwest airlines jet landed at the wrong airport in missouri. the flight was supposed to go to branson, missouri but landed at a much smaller airport. passengers say it did not feel like a normal landing to them. >> a rough landing. we were moving close to the seats as we were landing because the runway i guess is too short for the plane. so then they came on and said we had landed at the wrong runway. >> the passengers were put on buses and driven to branson, no injuries were reported. but many people say they felt pretty shaken up. >>> 7:16. th

the ship left new jersey on tuesday, cape liberty there and skipped a stop in haiti and then went to san juan, port uerto rio be cleaned before heading to the virgin islands. >> most of you are thinking you'd go to the caribbean even on a sick boat. >>> there is blizzard warning in effect for four states including minnesota, iowa, as well. places like north dakota could get close to six inches of snow by the end of the day. >> oh, and all you folks in chicago, you know how to handle the cold. look at the runners braving arctic temps yesterday in this half marathon. i am just wondering how much colder it is going to get there. they know what they're doing. they train in it. let's bring in meteorologist karen maginnis. >> hey, christi and victor. it is viciously cold outside across the upper midwest. look at the temperatures we're expecting for this afternoon. mostly in the teens. but the wind chill factor is going to be worse than that. chicago, if you make it to 30 degrees, just about it. i think maybe upper 20s and new york is going to be about 24. but look what happens over the nex

new jersey, specifically, was so devastating. sandy affected every state on the eastern seaboard. it caused fatalities as far south as haiti and as far north as canada. sandy sent a storm surge flooding through new york city, the biggest city in the nation, and essentially turned the lights off in new york for a very long time. but when it comes to new jersey, it was something different. sandy just punched the state of new jersey right in the face. and from the very beginning, it was clear that densely populated little hoboken, new jersey, one of the most densely populated cities in the nation, 50,000 people living in basically one square mile, all right up on the mighty tidal flow of the hudson river that swelled and surged and overflowed in that storm, from the very beginning, it was clear that the little city of hoboken, new jersey, was in trouble. >> reporter: 20,000 people trapped, hoboken became a virtual island, as 500 million gallons of water overwhelmed this square mile town. by wednesday morning, the national guard showed up in force, rescuing the elderly trapped inside their homes, and delivering much-needed foo

a kid next to a kid from haiti, next to a kid from china. trying to learn a new language and in some way they are going through same experience, that experience of in its new place. >> which connects it all. one of the kids who is a big character in the story, a guy from myanmar, his language was burmese. he was the only one who spoke burmese. he didn't have a lot of people to help him out. there is a moment in the movie involving a girl from pakistan teacher. >> i don't think i'll have a professional job because of course i think first as a culture and religion husband have to pay for everything. as i see my future my family had planned something for me and i don't think that maybe the alternative will come -- is not letting me work. >> you know i have to say i'm a little disappointed to hear you say that. >> like sometimes we as a family -- >> hold on a second because i want you to really think about this, you have your own life to live and own choices to make, your own culture definitely. but one of the things we had to show you, there are a lot of people who

. >>> big news from pope francis today, choosing 19 cardinals from around the world, announcing the cardinals in the square. they're from africa as well as haitihey were chosen to focus on the poor. the pope also baptizing 36 babies. as the first non-european pope in 1,600 years -- look at that. what a sight -- he also deliver add brief improvised homily focused the children telling their mothers not to worry about feeding them there. very progressive pope. >> israelis continue to pay their respects to former prime minister ariel sharon who died there yesterday eight years after he suffer a devastating stroke that left him in a coma ever since. we're looking at live pictures, 5:24 p.m. in jerusalem as they line up outside the building where mr. sharon's body is lying in state. tomorrow is his memorial. the u.s. delegation will be led by vice president biden. c conor powell with more. >> reporter: today across cross the country flags are at half-staff. sharon's cass set is lying instate. they're coming to pay their final respects to ariel sharon. later today his coffin will be covered up and then tomorrow there will be a small service here. vic

haiti. fdr first took off on business 71 years ago today. when newsi'm shepard smith from new york. have a great afternoon. >>> i also want to assure the people are new jersey today that what has occurred does not define us or our state. this administration and this legislature will not allow the work that needs to be done to improve the people's lives in new jersey to be delayed for any reason. [ applause ] >> he's moving on. but are voters? welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto at fox on top of the country's most famous governor changing lanes or trying to, and what

the money comes from the haiti government and groups and once they accept it they have three days to destroy the tent and move into a new and the man told us it doesn't go far. >> translator: we pay the rent with the money they gave us. and now we have no money to eat, it doesn't make sense and would have been better to stay where we were. >> reporter: a coalition of 40 organizations fighting for the rights of around 300,000 people still living in tent cities. it claims $2 billion should have been spent on helping them has gone to nongovernment organizations instead. >> translator: ngo spend a lot on cars, on big salaries because the foreigners working far from their country so they receive very high salaries. it's about equipment, salaries and maintenance. >> reporter: and he says there are still serious problems at the camps and limited access to toilets and drinkable water violence is increasing and origination people claim the government has forcibly evicted tens of thousands of people and say relocating them is a priority. after her rental subsidy ran out she moved to a second tent city and it's outside the capitol

haiti. fdr first took off on business 71 years ago today. when news breaks out we'll break in from the fox new deck. i'm shepard smith from new york. have a great afternoon. >>> i also want to assure the people are new jersey today that what has occurred does not define us or our state. this administration and this legislature will not allow the work that needs to be done to improve the people's lives in new jersey to be delayed for any reason. [ applause ] >> he's moving on. but are voters? welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto at fox on top of the country's most famous governor changing lanes or trying to, and what has already been called a do or die state of the state. whether christie can steer clear of anymore political traffic. what do you think, bob? >> well, neil, when this scandal came out, a lot of people were saying that christie could be done, his 2016 presidential hopeful chances shot. i don't think so. there's so much time before now and then and there's been no proof that he knew about this. does he take a hit with this? of course he does

haiti at times. i'll try my hand trying to find one can live on. you can rely on me a new heat to the market and that's about twelve people. i think the fireworks from her works market are legitimate but never notice to the fireworks have liked to make and he would not be taken to market never ask for a cheaper price. by firecrackers and they don't cost much mail on the coveted item at one am i've never bought illegal priority. we now need a team with family. i mean i work now. we would find firecrackers. i think i'm going here. i went for it. in consumer corner we take a look at trends and above the line china wanted it to look back. the rapid increase the time of impact in the last decade into a tiny peanut users have to say about it. the soaring housing prices in the past decade have made some chinese people become overnight millionaires real. the developers and local governments have made fortunes from it. apart from the mall vested interest groups. more ordinary chinese people are having trouble predicting an apartment although the chinese government has implemented a

haiti in desiree and fears. of media has limitations it is important to understand what can and communicates but all media especially new technology they tended to show lepers but the negative aspect recall that that have the every effect and if you walk by a bar at 5:00 in the afternoon the saudi does not say committed we will take all of your monday and making stupid causing you to make bad decisions he will regret for the rest of your life that was assigned a body would go wind. so instead it says what? happy hour it wants to communicate the positive message first rather than the negative benefits that show up later. we don't embrace the new technology like the laptop for the iphone or and the other technologies we have embraced because the negative consequences that might show up as a result. we know now that many people die every year thousands literally because of texting while driving the. if we were told that was a primary consequence is that we would die a in a work carr we would never embrace that technology. we embrace because they offer real benefits but there's also a cost. postman says we should always be

new jersey. the cruise then skipped its planned stop in haiti heading straight for puerto rico and st. thomas.hat's where officials from the cdc boarded the ship to investigate sunday. >> it just felt like one of the worst stomach bugs i have ever had in my life. >> reporter: this passenger speaking to us after learning hours that her vacation is being cut two days short. >> i am completely disappointed. we were really, really looking forward to this all year. >> reporter: right now, the cause of the outbreak is unclear. royal caribbean says the symptoms appear to be consistent with that of norovirus. the bug responsible for seven outbreaks on stomach illness on cruise ships last year. >> they have been scrubbing the entire ship top to bottom, nonstop. >> reporter: in a statement overnight, royal caribbean said, we think the right thing to do is to bring our guests home early and use the extra time to sanitize the ship more thoroughly. and while they said they'll compensate guests, they warn additional cases are to be expected. for "good morning america," john muller, abc news, new york. >> oh

because london competes with new york and hong kong it's not competing inside europe and anything that damages the city of london also damages london also damages europe as a whole haiti is george osborne summing up for his central message was on wednesday . now some on the continent like to assume this is just the u.k. pursuing its own self interest of the expense of the collective good. but it's the opposite if we cannot protect the collective interests of normal euro zone member states then they will have to choose between joining the euro which the u.k. will not do or leaving the european union. and these rifts between london and brussels keep on opening up the latest is over introducing more human rights since the u.k. in fact brussels has talked about imposing the charter of human rights on all its member countries which would possibly mean legal challenges to businesses and to government the u.k. already opted out of that in one thousand nine hundred eight so the government is sort of like going back into the past and doing something again and that's the latest in a in a long line of proposals as brussels tries to ramp up the political union inside the politica

haiti and another from the philippine. the appointment of non-european cardinals reflect the pope's belief that the church should be for the poor. cardinals under 80 select a newope and help set new policies for the world's 1.2 billion catholics. there was a very late christmas delivery in space. six astronauts aboard orbiting space station used arm to capture a space capsule with equipment and christmas presents. the space capsule provided by a private company was to have launched last month but it was delayed by repair work done on the space station, a solar storm and then cold weather at the launch site. an estimated 300,000 west virginians went with little or no drinking water for a fourth day today after a major chemical spill in the capital city of charleston. officials say 7500 gallons of industrial chemical spilled into a river there thursday morning. local residents relying as best they can on water delivery. fema said it sent a quarter million gallons of water to the affected area. joining us now from charleston via skype, the state house reporter for west virginia public broadcasting. so you've been living through this for the past few days. what's

. >> haiti after the earthquake >> images that women are capturing of the chaos of the middle east. dep dep >> in south sudan disheartening news. a rebel leader says despite international efforts they are no closer to a ceasefire deal. south sudan army recaptured a key city loyal to forces with the vice president. haru mutasa is in bentiu with more. >> we have been coming in and out of bentiu since 2010. it's been a busy bustling town. markets and businesses have been thriving. look at it. the place has been decimated during the fighting. we told the division commander when the fighting started, he defected from the army joining the forces loyal to the vice president riek machar. they were in control of bentiu. government troops moved in and pushed them out. they think the rebels are heading to bor, where there is fighting in jonglei state. thousands have been displaced. civilians and soldiers have been killed. civilians that run away from the fighting are sleeping at the u.n. base. they are too afraid to come back into the town >> meanwhile nearby in the central african republic tension remains high as a new government takes

a new act leaving out the material that the court says was hate speech but he did add that his concerns will continue the banned show as free speech. >>> four years after an earthquake devastated haiti many are struggling to rebuild their lives. here are some of them living in a tent city in port-au-prince. >> seuss has lived here for three and a half years but it is not her home. that was destroyed in the devastating earthquake of 2010. she moved into a tent city in port-au-prince with her 24-year-old daughter and granddaughter. >> the conditions weren't good at all. it was a very difficult life. mosquitoes all over. the heat was killing us. it was very bad. >> so when she was offered a $500 voucher to move into an apartment a year ago, it was a huge relief. she took the money just like thousands of others. the yellow building across the road is where they process money transfers. it open five days a week and people line-up for hours and wait patiently for what they have been told is a way out of the tent cities they are living in. >> the money comes from the haitian government and aid groups. once someone accepts the voucher they have three days to de troy their tent and move into

departing from new jersey, a scare on the seas. 281 passengers and 22 crew members on a royal caribbean cruise fell ill, forcing the ship to alter its ten-day course, skipping a stop in haiti and docking in san juan, puerto rico. passengers and crew members experiencing gas toe intestinal illness. >> i caught it within the first 24 hours. the fever just kept going up and i realized when i couldn't keep a tablespoon of water down. >> reporter: today, health officials from the cdc boarding the ship to conduct an investigation. 90% of stomach illnesses on cruise shims are the result of a norovirus. a bug that effected the queen mary 2 last year. the norovirus with be drought on board through water, food or infected passengers. the virus can spread quickly, making it incredibly hard to contain. health officials calling it a hardy virus. it can live on surfaces for days like doorknobs and handrails. it may take a couple more days before the cdc can confirm the cause of the illness. cruise officials say they have taken a number of steps to prevent the transmission of the illness and san tilzed the effected areas on the ship. for now, the cruise is expected to continue on to its

the colora epidemic that plagued haiti, and i wonder if you see signs that that is tapped down in any way. >> the infection rates are too high. there's about 1,000 new cases a week. there are new cases appearing than at the beginning of the epidemic. some aid groups point to the good things they have done, providing medical care for those that are sick. this is the normal progression, you see a huge number of cases at the beginning and over time. the number of people infected will go done. because promised investments have not been made in water and sanitation, the hard important boring but essential work needed to make sure the epidemic doesn't surge, killing people with the horrible numbers in 2010 and 2011 - it is vulnerable. because the evidence shows the united nations soldiers who came to haiti in october 2010, brought the disease and introduced it, the irony is that the people making the promise and not coming through are responsible for the epidemic in the first place. it's tough. >> you, yourself, invested so much personal time in the country, can you have an assistance of optimism about haiti's future. will you be back there again. i've sa