just finding out where the needs are remains a challenge. a tip led us to an island off haiti s coast. on the ground, we re told the damage is actually a bit further west. which it is seen from above. dozens of structures were damaged and a contact in town told us no one has come to help them, yet. but we can t either. so there was damage in that town. the people there clearly wanted us to land but the problem was there was no safe area for us to touch down. and that gives you an idea of how difficult it is to access these places. just because you want to go somewhere doesn t mean that you can, at least right away. reporter: another tip leads us back into haiti s mountains and the remote town of maniche. destruction greets us as we land and the charity starts to assess the damage. in terms of figuring out exactly what needs what, you really need to go to the ground. correct. and a lot of these areas are remote or the cell service has been knocked out due to damage
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Late week, a Wisconsin jury delivered a measure of justice to the family of Juanita Zdroik, whose fatal shooting in 2000 went unsolved for some 21 years.
Jurors found Miguel Cruz, 43, guilty Friday of first-degree intentional homicide for shooting Zdroik to death in Raymond, Wisconsin, on Feb. 7, 2000. Get push notifications with news, features and more. + Follow
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Juanita s body was found along the side of a road in Raymond.
Police said two men recently came forward to identify Cruz as the killer.
The two tipsters told police that Juanita was murdered because she had witnessed the double homicides of a father and son in Wisconsin only hours before her death.
community there the school is safe. david? diane, thank you. and there has been an arrest in the disappearance of an alabama college student. a suspect discovered in the woods, tonight, now charged with kidnapping her. a tip led to the scene, pulling the suspect from the area. here tonight, steve osunsami now. reporter: with a swollen eye, the man authorities are calling a suspect in the disappearance of this missing college student, appeared today in a florida court and agreed to return to alabama to face charges. i understand my rights. reporter: 29-year-old ibraheem yazeed was arrested here, near the florida/alabama state line, early this morning. u.s. marshals found him after receiving a confidential tip. we saw that mr. yazeed then took off running, jumped over a guard rail into a marshy area. reporter: 19-year-old aniah blanchard hasn t been seen since this security camera recorded these images at a convenience store on october 23rd. police say that this is yazeed
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