millions on u.s. territory are without power, running water and cell phone service. they are desperate for help. we go to san juan with the puerto rican national guard. reporter: the situation continues to get more and more desperate. we re seeing longer gas lines. we re seeing people trying to get cash from banks that are open for very limited hours. we re also seeing a lot of aid drops. right now we re here at the national guard black hawk center. you see this black hack over here. it s getting ready to take off. they have been running aid missions basically nonstop. but the storm hit here as well. in fact if we swivel around we might have trouble with communication. give us a second. that right there is the tail of a black hawk helicopter that was damaged during the storm. even still with this damage, with that black hawk out of commissions the others have been very successful. the colonel was telling about a mission on saturday where somebody came in and alerted
inevitable. he is stepping aside to move the political process forward. and make way for his replacement. the obama administration has not hid frustrations with maliki s inability to bridge the deep sectarian divisions and stabilize security there. in recent days the president and other top officials made it clear they wanted maliki out. we are modestly hopeful that the iraqi government situation is moving in the right direction. reporter: maliki s departure came hours after president obama declared the situation in northern iraq greatly improved. we broke the isal siege of mt. sinjar and helped people reach safety and saved innocent lives. a team of military and personal nell determine there are far fewer people stranded on the moun ton than once thought. just several thousand. not tens of thousand. those tree maining have access to food and water because of u.s. and british aid drops. so president obama said he
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of different things we can do. humanitarian ape drops, nonlethal aid drops, nonlethal assistance. and we re not doing this with it s the united states against gadhafi. the whole world has essentially spoken already. security council resolutions, the arab league speaking out against gadhafi. the gulf cooperation council. there s no question that it s america isn t intervening in some, you know, party dispute between two libyan factions. the world is against gadhafi. his only friend is hugo chavez. this is a moment when the world s greatest superpower has got to be able to take more effective steps. jamie, you are so right. what i think make it stick in the craw of virtually everybody is we seem to be waiting for the russians to say yes, at a moment when they have no interest in doing so, and we ask ourselves why do they get the veto? you ve been right every step along the way. thank you for that analysis. thank you. up next, that crazy scene in madison, wisconsin. thousands tu