jazeera, port-au-prince. >>you can fine more on manitarian conditions in hai including our earlier signature series and an intview with the country's prim mister. on our bsite, that's wodfocus.org. >>> finallytonight, a follow-up a story that you mayave seen last year that made adlines around the orld. the sceneas a zoo germany, where gorilla, whos baby died after just three months from an infection. d she was seen mourning the youngster for days in a remarkable displayof affection. while two days ago that same re ail naed gana gave birth again. is time to a daughter. zoo officls describe the baby as healthy and live latched to her mother's pair of joy. as one headlin saw it gana the gorilla goes gaga over new by. >>that's "worldfocus" for a tuesday evening. for much more on our news and to watch the program on the w, go to our websi, that's worldfus.org. i'm martin savid in new york. always, we thank you for joining us. we'll look for you back here tomorrownd anytime on the web. unl then, have a good night.

teresa boa of al jazeera english traveled to port-au-prince to see how expecting mothers are coping. warn you the story contains some graphic images of child birth. >> reporter: giving birth in haiti, the country with the highest maternal mortality rate in the western hemisphere. she is eight months' pregnant. and like most of the births here, hers is premature. st. catherine hospital is the only place where women in th slum can get some kind of assistance. but the facility lacks medicines, syringes and other basic elements to ease their pain. look at the state of our nursery, says this nurse. it's an embarrassment. haiti is highly dependent on international aid, but it is in places like this one where money never seems to be enough. her baby died during delivery at home. by the time she made it to the hospital she could hardly move. this is the second baby i have lost, she told us. most of the women here continue to deliver their babies at home because they cannot afford to come to hospitals like this one and even though they're supposed to be free, these women are telling us that t

the others are packed into cities like the capital, port au prince.hen we came, wyclef was greeted like a head of state. to most haitians, he's the living incarnation of their dream, someone who got out, struck it rich, but didn't forget where he came from. >> jean: these kids, they could identify with me, because they say, "he looks like us and he talks our language." >> pelley: in 2005, wyclef created a charity that seems designed to attack all of haiti's problems at once. it's called yele haiti. he spent nearly a quarter of a million dollars of his own money to start it. and now, with donations and sponsors, it has an annual budget of $3 million. >> jean: the first thing we have to do is to get these kids to rise up, their self-esteem. they always walking in the streets with their head like this. they felt like everybody forgot them. so, if i could start an organization where there's programs, and they feel like people care, i felt that that would be a start. >> pelley: wyclef's yele haiti helps feed 50,000 haitians a month with food donated by the

port-au-prince sell owe misses the helmet and whips him to the ground here. both of those guys get suspended for five games apiece. and it is something like you said earlier, can you never see too many times. it is one of those train wrecks on tv. what's is going on here? >> hd to believe. six months away from opening ceremonies for the 2010 windsor olympics in vancouver. we are going to show you how the city of vancouver is getting ready. >>> bob has the final checo >>> believe it or not, will are only six months to go until the winter olympics, vancouver getting ready to host the biggest party ever. winter olympics begin in february. leanne gregg reports on how the preparations are goi. >> one of the most beautiful cities in the world. >> such a variety of things to do. >> reporter: for the past six years, vancouver has been preparing to host the winter olympic games. the venues are finished. including the city's crowned jewel, the richmond oval. it has been tested by some americans. >> seg home. and i just -- i love the energy that's here. i'm looking forw