Tonight, an on the record special, three years after a massive and deadly earthquake, we have some good news from haiti, the nation is rebuilding, the number of hatians living in publish plazas and along the roadway, and tonight were going to give you a look whats happening in haiti right now and plus, were going to show you what we are doing to help. There is breaking news now as fox reports tonight, and its disaster out of the improverished caribbean nation of haiti. A powerful and potentially devastating 7. 0 magnitude earthquake hit in the last hour or so, just ten miles from the countrys capital of portauprince. There are going to be some tough days over the next several days. I want to assure the people of haiti that the United States is a friend, a partner, and a supporter. In the next few days, people are going to be running out of food, out of water, i mean, we need help, urgent. I want the people of haiti to know that we will do what it takes to save lives and to help they wi
travel from the airport to the greta home and academy, about how many miles? that s probably about 15 miles. and it took us how long to travel the 15 miles. on a good day, make it in two hours. so there s something wrong there. there s definitely something wrong, you ll see the roads, even the main thoroughfares the ones you were riding on, it will look pretty good for a couple hundred yards and then a couple hundred yards of missing road and that s the problem the government just hasn t been able to establish itself to make the long-term improvements in the infrastructure. but the things that are the foundation of functioning government society, where the people can be healthy and prosper. there s always a chance that things can improve. i just wouldn t say that things really seem to be improving right now. it seems that the same mistakes that were made before the earthquake, and made the conditions so bad during the earthquake are still present and there isn t really a lo
death and with hard work, by all of these volunteers, from samaritan s purse and your u.s. aid you re saving lives and this is a desperate situation. the cholera epidemic many people think has been grossly understated and a far graver problem in haiti than stated, but the bottom line, people here, if nothing else, are working really hard to save lives. hey, little sweet love. and they came in i don t know if they told you about cholera, but we actually think the malnourishment is the bigger problem and these guys are sick and they look about, six week, six week old babe, so, their cholera, they beat quickly, but we re almost keeping them as long as we can so we can feed them as much as we can. straight ahead. education leads to jobs, what lessons are the children at the greta home and academy be
u.n. peacekeepers from nepal. it killed thousands. so is cholera still a problem today? we ve traveled to haiti and seen the cholera clinic you had up and running a couple of years ago and it looked like the cholera, a horrible epidemic, people lost their lives and very sick. that seemed to be on the road to elimination, but is it back? is cholera back? it is greta, but not like it was, it s being contained in some of the rural areas, again, most of it is because of water. it s a water born issues, if you could boil the water, people have the education, to understand where it comes from and we ve seen that in haiti and able to educate people about just the water and making sure your water is boiled. but, the cholera is nothing like it was two years ago. two years ago it was a crisis. greta: when you talk about boiling the the water in order to avoid getting cholera. is the hatian government in any way trying to educate
are living to clear the streets of the corpses, the very tragic job that has to be done and to begin working on the electricity, the transportation, the telecommunications, now, the nuts and bolts how they get up and going again. greta: that was secretary of state hillary clinton speaking to on the record right on the airport tarmac in haiti and that interview just six days after the 7.0 earthquake hit. now, immediately after the deadly january 2010 quake, the international community rushing in to help the devastated nation. but what about now? is there any help or hope left? what is the international community doing and how do you define the international community? first of all, you have the governments from other countries, united states, france, the european union, people like that, groups like that that are working and that have taken specific projects and jobs that they are focused on. then you have ngo,