gregg: a quick look at stories making headlines, two iowa farms recalling more than a half billion eggs, have ties a businessman with a history of health safety violation, 1300 cases of salmonella poisoning have been linked to those eggs and the number, expected to increase. more torrential rains battering northern china, flooding there, forcing 94,000 people from their homes and forecasters say even more rain is expected. and, wyclef jean is not giving up on running for president of haiti. the haitian-american musician and record producer says his attorneys will go to court tomorrow, appealing the decision by haiti s election board, that disqualified him as a candidate. julie: access to drinking water is not just a third world problem. there are water shortages in the
you ve been thinking about this for a long time, running for president of haiti. this is not a decision you just recently made. wolf, to be honest with you, the idea of being part of our country was always in my mind. but after january 12th, the day after coming and being out here with my wife and picking up dead bodies from the ground, i felt that because of the youth of haiti and the population, that this is not even wyclef saying that i want to be the president of haiti. i feel like i m being drafted by the population right now to give them a different face, a different voice. and, wolf, i want to tell you. despite what you re hearing with the tent cities, there s a crowd behind me right now with so much excitement because they feel hope is on its way. how would you describe your political ideology, wyclef? well, basically my political
we re back with wyclef jean. he wants to become the next president of haiti. he s joining us on the phone. we ve had some technical problems via satellite. wyclef, i hope you can hear me okay. i know there s a big crowd surrounding you wherever you go in haiti. there s always a big crowd by the folks down there. you ve been thinking about this for a long time, running for president of haiti. this is not a decision you just recently made. wolf, to be honest with you, the idea of being part of our country was always in my mind. but after january 12th, the day after coming and being out here with my wife and picking up dead bodies from the ground, i felt that because of the youth of haiti and the population, that this is not even wyclef saying that i want to be the president of haiti. i feel like i m being drafted by the population right now to give them a different face, a different voice.
also this morning, we all remember the devastation caused by that horrific earthquake in haiti. like we said, there is the mayor of port-au-prince in studio with us right here right now. we re going to talk to him in just a minute of course what s happening to the recovery of his city. the money that is promised, is it getting there. and also the other news this week, wyclef jean run for president of haiti.
we re back with wyclef jean. he wants to become the next president of haiti. he s joining us on the phone. we ve had technical problems via satellite. wyclef, i hope you can hear me okay. i know there s a big crowd surrounding you wherever you go in haiti. there s always a big crowd by the folks down there. you ve been thinking about this for a long time, running for president of haiti. this is not a decision you just recently made. wolf, to be honest with you, the idea of being part of our country was always in my mind. but after january 12th, the day after coming and being out here with my wife and picking up dead bodies from the ground, i felt that because of the youth of haiti and the population, that this is not even wyclef saying that i want to be the president of haiti. i feel like i m being drafted by the population right now to give them a different face, a different voice. and i want to tell you, despite what you re hearing with the