have to find a way to bng back job creation to port-au-prince.ou take a tuation, over 700,000 people in one area. now, job creatn is a problem. the recent job cation is a problem because you've nev had a stae government why would a business group come in and say,man, okay. wel spend $100illion in port-au-prince. believe this place i the future. so the thing aboutt is, uess you come up with jobcreation, en you are always going to have t se problem in haiti, which falls on the second aspect. and the cond aspect of job creation is charity and business devepment. and when we say charity, we don't mean like, bringing us food this week. we saying, charity in the ngs of sense of using the charity as micromanagement. where you're actually giving pele jobs. where th're not getting it for fr. but at the same time you'r actual developing a country. let me take you as we wrap up back to music and i aed you what you wted to do on the building side, the phinthrop side. at do you want to do musically when you look back, as youay, on qncy c do now o a career? wh

it was easy for us to flip the switch overnight and deploy them to force parents -- to port-au- prince harbor. i do not think we will ever have enough resources to do every mission 100%. that is where our job comes in, based on our experience, throughout our career, we used our party's -- we use our sense of priority on any given day. >> in terms of homeland security, what do you see as your role in that arena? >> we are very confident. we have 11 statutory missionaries. people tried to count little assignments that we pick up here and there. but, broadly stated, our 11 missionaries have not changed that much. since 9/11, we have placed great more emphasis on the security of our ports and offshore. we have added capacity in terms of our maritime safety and security teams. we have worked very hard to make sure that our ports and waterways are secure as they provide a vital lifeline for this country. 90% of our trade comes through those ports. they are very important to us. and they are vulnerable as well. we are trying to minimize that vulnerability. marine safety is another field where

finding three cities could you guess which one has the highest rates of aids and hiv just think port au prince haiti because senegal and washington d.c. usa well the answer is washington d.c. has the highest rate that's right the u.s. capital now the numbers are far beyond what you could even consider an epidemic and yet first some reason nobody wants to talk about it but now a new documentary called the other city is highlighting the fact that there are two washington d.c. s there is the one you might see on t.v. shiny and white adorned with monuments and then there's the other d.c. filled with crime poverty and a public health epidemic well joining me from our l.a. studio to discuss this film the other city is the producer of the film and the co-founder sheila johnson sheila thanks so much for joining me now i actually took that example of the three cities from from the film itself that was you know shown at the very beginning and i think that that's very important because you think of washington d.c. it's not supposed to be a perfect city but that is the symbol of america this is the nation

and when the heat peaks for the@t >> dan: a powerful rain storm caused panic in haiti's capital port-au-princeit tore down trees and billboards and tent homes. five people were killed in the storm, including two children. more than 2,000 tents were damaged or destroyed. it was more than eight months ago when a massive earthquake devastated the capitol, and millions are still living in tents. >>> in the midwest, flood worries are not over despite some dryer weather. while some residents can return to their homes, others their still evacuating. today the cleanup begins. we have a report from wisconsin. >> reporter: this morning, across the upper midwest, drivers plodding through the remnants of war raged with mother nature. the football field was no match for the rushing waters. these cars didn't fare much better. day three of the flooding and several area returns keeping residents at bay. >> started out a foot an hour. so i was in a panic. >> reporter: most evacuees return home and find water damage. this family returned home and found the river caused the foundation of their home to collapse.

talking about a fierce storm that roared through haiti's earthquake ravaged capital of port-au-princes and winds tore down trees and power lines and tents. crews are searching for people who may still be trapped or injured. >>> new video out of ft. bragg that we told you about. less than an hour ago, this christian concert got under way. the rock the fort event is being put on by the billy graham evangelistic association. critics tried to get it canceled, saying it blurs the line between the state and the religion. it got under way just about an hour ago. >>> i'm absolutely thrilled. i mean, all i ever wanted to do is go back to my unit and do my job. so just for that chance i'm excited. >> that is air force veteran margaret witt reacting to a judge's ruling that found her discharge unconstitutional. the judge ordered the air force to reinstate her to duty. >>> the new york film festival is under way this weekend and one of the more an sticipated films highlights mark zuckerberg, as he builds the website facebook. actor seven spacey says the movie captures the essence of the subject.

. >>> a short but severe storm tore through port-au-prince, haiti, still recovering from january's earthquakearning the storm was coming and five people died. an aide camp operated by sean penn was damaged and a medical tent and a tent for staff also destroyed. >>> it's the first of a kind, the dea is holding the first ever national prescription drug takeback day. at 3400 sites from coast to coast, old unused prescription drugs can be dropped off, no questions asked. the dea says many people who a00 booze prescription drugs get them from the medicine cabinets of family and friends. >>> the popular diabetes drug avandia is back under the micro scope. for many patients no longer available. the fda is restricting who can take it because of concerns of heart problems. doctor, good to see you. >> thank you. >> so if you had been prescribed avandia for a period of time before this latest change, will you still be able to stay on avandia? what kind of restrictions are in place now? >> well, there are a couple prerestrictions placed on avandia bit fda. if a patient is currently taking avan deyarks th

more than a million haitians are living in the streets, debts in port-au-prince are growing.aiti is also waiting for more than 8 million dollars promised by 50 other nations and organizations. >>> the governor of american samoa has declared a die of remembrance as they mark a year since the earthquake there. here at home a memorial will be held tonight to remember the victims. last year's powerful earth quick triggered giant waves that flooded entire villages and killed 32 people in american samoa. people were also killed in samoa and tonga. >> 5:44. a federal appeals cute will allow government funding to continue now for embryonic stem cell research at least for now. the obama administration asked that funding continue while yait peels a lower court order that blocks the research. the court ruled earlier that research funding guidelines likely violent federal law. a three judge panel reviewing the case said it will move quickly to make a final decision. >>> more mosquitoes and a bird in the east bay have tested positive for the west nile virus. vector control experts say the

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. >> in haiti, at least five people have died after an unsuspected storm swept through port-au-prince on friday, destroying tents were over a million survivors of january's earthquake still live. residents and more money is still needed to help the recovery efforts from the devastating earthquake. >> the main thing we need for this country is to help the people to have a chance to live. we're spilling -- spending billions and billions of dollars where many are taking the money put up 75% of the money is going outside and the people are still in this condition. >> in australia, climate change activists from the group rising tide shut down operations of the world's largest coal port on sunday. activists into the port's three terminals and attached themselves to loaders. scores of students at harvard university held a protest saturday condemning the school's decision to honor the editor of the new republic magazine. students held signs with some of his own recent anti muslim remarks and then followed him out of the auditorium. he recently wrote "muslim life is cheap, especially to other

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heavy winds and rains pounded the capital of port-au-prince.helter to quake survivors. >>> we're going to take a short break. >>> and a small school for the death in milwaukee, wisconsin, as many as 200 deaf boys were raped or sexually abused by the priest and the head pastor at the school. one of the most notorious case of sex abuse in the catholic church. tonight a cnn exclusive. the first interview one of those victims who is now suing pope benedict. it's part of a cnn special documentarily examining what pope benedict did or didn't do about the crisis. cnn's gary tuchman has the story. >> at a lakeside retreat in northern wisconsin -- >> come -- >> reporter: terry tries to escape his past. it isn't easy. 50 years ago when he was just 10 years old, terry who is deaf was sent to the st. johns school in milwaukee, wisconsin. what happened there to terry and up to 200 deaf boys is now central to the sex abuse crisis in the catholic church. and to the question of what pope benedi benedict, then cardinal ratzinger knew about it all. terryco hut h

and north korea, -- iran and north korea, peacekeepers patrolling the streets of monrovia and port-au-prince. and most presently, the u.n. general assembly establishing a new entity called u.n. women, expanding opportunities for women and girls and tackle the violence and discrimination they face, but we are also constantly reminded of its limitations. it is difficult, as many of you in this audience know, for the u.n.'s 192 member states, to achieve consensus on institutional reform, including and especially reforming the security council. we believe the united states has to play a role in reforming the u.n., an we favor security council reform that enhances the u.n.'s overall performance and effectiveness and efficiency and we equally and strongly support operational reforms that enable u.n. field missions to deploy more rapidly with adequate numbers of well equipped and well trained troops and police, and with the quality of leadership and civilian expertise they require. we will not only embrace but we will advocate management reforms, and savings that prevent waste, fraud, and abuse. no

and north korea, -- iran and north korea, peacekeepers patrolling the streets of monrovia and port-au-prince. anmost presently, the u.n. general assembly establishing a new entity called u.n. women, expanding opportunities for women and girls and tackle the violen and discrimination they face, but we are also constantly reminded of its limitations. it is difficult, as many of you in this audience know, for the u.n.'s 192 member states, to achieve consensus on institutional reform, including and especially reforming the security council. we believe the united states has to play a role in reforming the u.n., an we favor security council reform that enhances the u.n.'s overall performance and effectiveness and efficiency and we equally and strongly support operational reforms that enable u.n. field missions to deploy more rapidlyith adequate numbers of well equipped and well trained troops andolice, and with the quality of leadership and civilian expertise they require. we will not only embrace but we will advocate management reforms, and savings that prevent waste, fraud, and abuse. now, the u

and north korea, -- iran and north korea, peacekeepers patrolling the streets of monrovia and port-au-prince. and most presently, the u.n. general assembly establishing a new entity called u.n. women, expanding opportunities for women and girls and tackle the violence and discrimination they face, but we are also constantly reminded of its limitations. it is difficult, as many of you in this audience know, for the u.n.'s 192 member states, to achieve consensus on institutional reform, including and especially reforming the security council. we believe the united states has to play a role in reforming the u.n., an we favor security council reform that enhances the u.n.'s overall performance and effectiveness and efficiency and we equally and strongly support operational reforms that enable u.n. field missions to deploy more rapidly with adequate numbers of well equipped and well trained troops and police, and with the quality of leadership and civilian expertise they require. we will not only embrace but we will advocate management reforms, and savings that prevent waste, fraud, and abuse. no