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good night everybody. captioney closed captioning services, inc. live and at large. it s getting worse, despite the massive relief effort from arch around the globe especially from the united states the situation in earthquake ravaged haiti gets more grim by the hour. i am geraldo rivera at the airport at port-au-prince. the people of the stricken land go hungry and thirsty, even the little babies. we don t have food enough for the babies. we have babies that are younger than 1, and we have water for only two-days. as inadequate as the sincere relief effort has so far been there is relief for some haitian americans who are gradually being evacuated even as many others overwhelm the u.s. embassy trying to get authorization to leave a torn nation that may be slipping into anarchy. tonight even as the stars rally to the cause fox news core spn dent, jenkins, rivera, house sen and salanis we will try to give you an accurate picture of what is going wrong and what is going r
news channel. don t go away. continuing our special two-hour live from port-au-prince, haiti, we have all right we have some problems with our computer. we have with us congressman kendrick mede of the 17th district in florida. no politician in the united states is more personally affected by the tragedy here in haiti. little haiti in miami is entirely and congressman meek s district. how are your constituents faring? we are trying to get the computer situation sorted out to show the video of the dramatic rescue you witnessed but how are your constituents faring? they are suffering, many lost family members. they are also concerned about the family members. miami dade firefighters are here, rescue team. i have been with them half a day. and they rescued the 3-year-old little girl and they are rescuing a woman and two children right now. so i am very excited to be here. i also feel that it s a long-term recovery and many of my constituents will be a part of that recovery.
ckabee, good night everybody. captioned by closed captioning services, inc. live and at large. it s getting worse, despite the massive relief effort from arch around the globe especially from the united states the situation in earthquake ravaged haiti gets more grim by the hour. i am geraldo rivera at the airport at port-au-prince. the people of the stricken land go hungry and thirsty, even the little babies. we don t have food enough for the babies. we have babies that are younger than 1, and we have water for only two-days. as inadequate as the sincere relief effort has so far been there is relief for some haitian americans who are gradually being evacuated even as many others overwhelm the u.s. embassy trying to get authorization to leave a torn nation that may be slipping into anarchy. tonight even as the stars rally to the cause fox news core spn dent, jenkins, rivera, house sen and salanis we will try to give you an accurate picture of what is going wrong and what
earthquakes occur where essentially the large plates underneath the earth s surface rub up against each other and relieve stress. that was the case, of course, in haiti in which this earthquake was the biggest that haiti has had in over 230 years, and what caused it was something called a strike slip type of fault, and what geologists are saying today is that it s very similar actually to the same type of fault line as the san andreas fault in california. a number of officials told nbc s tom costello earlier today if there was an earthquake along the san andreas fault similar to what haiti witnessed in port-au-prince, there would also be extensive damage in the united states. again, it s a geological phenomenon that happens all the time, but as of now, the year 2010, geologists still don t have a great way of predicting exactly when and where earthquakes are going to happen. it has been a remarkable 30 hours in port-au-prince in haiti since the earthquake struck at approximat