that organization that collects $250 million. but what we are able to do what we collect is still take care of thousands of people a day but that is still not enough when you are six months into a quake and barery rubble is lifted from the ground behind us. as you can see, millions of people are still in tents. yeah, that was a is big surprise, maria bello, to me, when i was in haiti about three weeks ago. none of the rubble has moved. i mean, not at all. no everyone on the ground says, one of my girlfriends is here from haiti tonight and today is a really emotional day for all of our haitian friends, that what the needs were six moments ago, the day after the earthquake, the week after when i was there are the same now. people still need water, food and shelter and rubble removal. and it s shocking to me, like you were talking about the 2% of money. you really see that the people are getting really frustrated. everyone is asking where is this aid? where is all this money that has
they only the president clinton and the commission that he is co-chairing with haiti s prime minister they don t have the money to distribute that they would like and that will will be his focus the next couple of weeks. back up a little bit, how can you say there is no funding for cleanup, step one, all that money raised, telethons are were done to raise a lot of money, everyone was watching it around the globe. where it s money? right. well, hundreds of millions have been spent on, you know, shoring up emergency needs of people, getting water to people, getting food to people, supporting people for the last six months. i mean, you have complete support of people in these camps, little businesses that popped up, but i mean, they are getting food, they are getting their water. you know, people are being fide clear rubble by hand, getting $5 a day, but without the heavy quip, it is just making a small dent. that is how a lot of the money has been spent. a lot of ngos have held ont
there it s hard to understand the magnitude of destruction that went on in haiti. it s hard to understand why things are going to slow, but when the government loses 17% of their employees and the haitian equivalent of the white house, it s hard it s hard. it s complicated. and it s a lot of work. so, i m not surprise it had is going slow. and the only way we are going to move forward is step by step. all you have to do is keep going is stand up one more time than you fall down. told by a woman who would know. when you are about to take your trip back to haiti or when you are there we hope to talk to you again. thank you very much, we appreciate it. mm-hmm. coming up next, he was buried live in the rubble, but he lived to tell about his ordeal. another incredible survivor story is up next. stay with us. that s why roger needs the ford f-150. it s the only truck that can keep up with him. best-in-class towing and payload, and now, best-in-class residual value. course, roger woul
are spending it. so whether if it s water, if it s food, ors if the sed me singer the difference with us, we are not that big of an organization yet so we are not that organization that collects $250 million. but what we are able to do what we collect is still take care of thousands of people a day but that is still not enough when you are six months into a quake and barery rubble is lifted from the ground behind us. as you can see, millions of people are still in tents. yeah, that was a is big surprise, maria bello, to me, when i was in haiti about three weeks ago. none of the rubble has moved. i mean, not at all. no everyone on the ground says, one of my girlfriends is here from haiti tonight and today is a really emotional day for all of our haitian friends, that what the needs were six moments ago, the day after the earthquake, the week after when i was there are the same now. people still need water, food and shelter and rubble removal. and it s shocking to me, like
and it s a lot of work. so, i m not surprise it had is going slow. and the only way we are going to move forward is step by step. all you have to do is keep going is stand up one more time than you fall down. told by a woman who would know. when you are about to take your trip back to haiti or when you are there we hope to talk to you again. thank you very much, we appreciate it. mm-hmm. coming up next, he was buried live in the rubble, but he lived to tell about his ordeal. another incredible survivor story is up next. stay with us. could switching to geico really save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance?