does the future hold for so many of the people living in these tents right over here behind me? that s the major concern. could this bacteria make its way to the capital city of port-au-prince and start to spread, start to infect lots of people? we have the story of a beautiful woman, 22-year-old st. helene and her 15-month-old daughter cheri. they may be carriers, unwittingly carrying this bacteria from the city hardest hit to the capital city of port-au-prince. is it possible that life-saving supplies are actually sitting in warehouses when so many hundreds have died. and we ll have a conversation with a remarkable woman, dr. megan coffey. she came here right after the earthquake, ten months ago, and she never left. she s spending her own money to try and buy patients supplies. let s get started. we start with a tragic story but an important one to remember as well. the anatomy of an outbreak. how would this bacteria potentially make its way from the rivers further north of
that s the major concern. could the bacteria make it to port-au-prince and start to spread and affect lots of people? we have a story of a beautiful woman and her 15-month-old daughter. they might be carriers carrying the bacteria from the areas hardest hit in port-au-prince. could it be true life-saving supplies are sitting in warehouses when so many hundreds have died. we ll talk to a remarkable woman. she came here after the earthquake, ten months ago, almost, and never left. she is spending her own money to buy patient supplies. let s get started. we start, though, with a tragic story, but an important one to remember as well. the anatomy of an outbreak. how would the bacteria make its way north of here to the capital city and what does it mean for the people who live here. that s what we wanted to find out. the story of 22-year-old helen and her daughter, a sweet 10-month-old started like others in haiti. mother and daughter making their way around the country with t
when confronted, he s running and hiding. also something to think about next week, a third party candidate, is he or she a legitimate candidate or a bogus one put on the ballot to help one of the other two? allegations of fake tea party candidates by democrats in tight races. why would they do that? siphon off votes from tea before party backed candidates. plus, which are the out and out dirltiest races of 2010? we ve got the lowdown. we begin as we always do keeping them honest, with an arkansas public official who s response to the rash of suicides by gay kids is that he like it s when gay people die. he said that on his facebook page. he likes it when gay people die. now, if these were just the comments of an everyday person, this wouldn t be news. but these comments were being made by a public official. not just any official, a school official. elected to the school board in the midland school board in eastern arkansas. in fact, he s the school district vice president
tracking all of it. first, though, the president taking unprecedented ways to stave off the avalanche. the stakes could not be higher. that s why we have assembled the best political team on television bringing you the type of coverage you need to make your vote count. it s no joke, a sitting president appearingen on comedy central. real fireworks last night, a measured q and a, and a light moment or two. we have passed historic health care reform, historic financial regulatory reform. we have done things that some folks don t even know about. what have you done that we don t know about? well [ laughter ] are you planning a surprise party for us? [ laughter ] new jobs and health care! ed henry s live at the white house this morning. what s the buzz there on the president s performance on daily show, ed? well, they feel pretty good, kiran. when you think back to bill clinton playing the saxophone on are sin yo hall. the president has been willing to do th
malveaux in for tony harris. those stories and your comments right here right now in the cnn newsroom. just five days until the midterm elections with democrats facing a serious challenge from republicans. president obama takes his campaign to comedy central. he was the guest on the daily show with jon stewart last night. one of the lighter moments came when the president defended economic adviser larry summers. in fairness, larry summers did a heck of a job trying to figure out you don t want to use that phrase, dude. pun intended. i want to bring in my colleague at the white house, ed henry. the president sometimes can be kind of funny, but he was pretty serious last night, too. he made some interesting points. obviously, it s getting close to the midterms and he feels like he has to hit home some of those issues? reporter: you re right. he watches the show. he s a regular guy, and taking from jon stewart some of the abuse, dude and what not. he s been accus