former president bill clinton arrived as the special envoy bringing supplies in meeting with haiti's president and health care workers. >> [inaudible] >> some of the injured to get out. many others gather at the dominican border. those who remain behind face an uncertain future in tent cities where they wait, morning, and give birth as others around them continue to die. >> we talked all week about problems at the airport in hopes of speeding up the delivery of food and medicine. the u.n. has changed the way that the airports are being run. food and aid crews get priority. >> a brazilian peacekeepers captured this on his cell phone. some people ran for safety covered in dust and others stood in disbelief looking at the buildings that collapsed a matter of seconds before their eyes. >> time is running out in the race to find people trapped in the rubble but there have been some remarkable rescues. we have some amazing video to share. >> the magnitude of the misery in haiti is overwhelming that to find someone alive this many days out continues to amaze and inspire. the grateful wave from a dehydrated 6-year-old boy and a simple thank you for may 30- year-old man, a pair of race and rescues the border on the miraculous. since tuesday's quake, search and rescue teams from virginia and around the world have pulled 75 people from the rubble in haiti. sunday, a team from florida lookemore to to pull a 6-year-od boy. he was frail but ok. a 14-year-old girl emerged from a fiv days of hopelessness. the team from fairfax county has made 50 rescues, the recent on 9:00 p.m. sunday. another of south florida team made two dramatic fines. they were carefully pulled to safety. the man says he survived on peanut butter and jelly. >> once we get them water and made contact with them, they drank the water bottles quickly. they were remarkably in good condition. >> we will go back in and do more searches. we will do this until we no longer find survivors. >> hopefully we will find more people. hopefully. >> a spokesperson from fairfax county tells us all members on the ground remain safe and motivated and have no alternative at this point in time. >> amazing work they're doing there. amidst the devastation there are more stories of survival. the salvation army says the woman gave birth to a girl after showing up at its click this weekend. this is the first berth at their facilities since the earthquake. the mother and child were told -- the mother and father are doing fine. >> the mayors of wrightwood in north brentwood called fear their residence to donate cash. the donations will be taken to the haitian embassy in washington on friday. the embassy has asked the general public to stop dropping of supplff supplies. wokrers there were -- workers there were a rahm. >> they do not want any more bags or boxes. that has taken to a warehouse. martin luther king day volunteers poured in to help. >> along went around the warehouse behind the scenes general hospital. so many volunteers showed up, so eager to help out. >> you do not have to give something. i am not selfish or anything. i just want to give. i see people in worse shape than i am. >> they are asking for gauze and bandages. >> and there were orders to give out and waivers to fill up. several agencies and volunteer groups will be a close, trying to organize this massive effort. trucks carted 2000 bags and hundreds of boxes to the haitian -- from the and that -- embassy to the warehouse. everything from clothing to food to toiletries tissues, all needing to be organized. it is about noon here and the noise is deafening. hundreds of people are bagging and sorting and folding tons of detonations. some form human conveyor belts, passing boxes from one to next. this one ending in a mountain of diapers. >> this is overwhelming. the outpouring is overwhelming but it is fun. >> meterththe next challenge, ho get this stuff down to port-au- prince. >> the ups and fedex, we need your help. this is what we need right now. >> the first shipment is it out later this week. is a little bit of confusion. the embassy told me that it is working with the state department and the military as to how exactly to distribute as materials once they get down to haiti. they're working out those details. we're told that to volunteers are still needed long and short term here and at the haitian embassy. they need translators and people to work the phone banks. that is tomorrow. they are asking people to sign up ahead of time. go to our website at wjla.com for more information. >> many charities as saying the things they need most is money so they can continue to help the victims. you can go to wjla.com and find more information on donating to save the children. is a group that has been helping for years now. 100% of the money collected will go to earthquake relief. >> we have a breaking situation in frederick county. rescue workers are trying to free a horse that is stuck in a sink hole. it is happening in w oodborough. the animal does not appear to be injured. we will bring you information as soon as it comes to our newsroom. >> president obama answered the call to serve on this first martin luther king day as the chief executive. the president and the first lady and their daughters served food to the homeless in northwest washington. afterwards, he met with young children and leaders of the civil rights movement at the white house. >> part of what the movement was about was changing people's hearts and minds anbreaking out of old customs and old habits. >> many people view his election as a sign of progress. the knolhundreds of fairfax couy residents answer the call to serve by participating in service projects at george mason university. they created bracelets for hospital patients, valentines for foster care, and snack bag for homeless youth. they did some great work out there. >> we are through the district. what the holiday means for those who took part. >> we are outside the martin luther king memorial library which was the center of a lot of activity today. he was honored in ceremonies across the city. since the city no longer has a parade to commemorate martin luther king day, a stalwart group held their peace walk. there for neighborhoods of southeast d.c. >> he wanted people to come into this world and wanted racism to stop. he wanted kids to t be judged by their skin. >> at the job corps center they bused in needy people and serve lunch. >> if only we could do this everyday. >> it is really good food. >> they were serving the hungry as they have every martin luther king day since 1988. >> we're glad to see more people have adopted this. it is a day of national service. >> a special naturalization to a place for u.s. citizens from 36 countries. first heard from the son of immigrant parents. >> they stood at attention and swore an oath of allegiance to a country which general powell said is like no other honors. >the big number to it was 81. 81 new cizens were sworn in here to mark the 81st birthday of martin luther king, jr. had he lived. >> another big number, 51. that is the temperature here. this holiday ended up being one of the warmest ansonia's days we have seen in weeks. our chief meteorologist has a look at the forecast. >> the big holiday weekend worked out. today we made up for it in a big way as we headed to the 50's. the sun is not quite down. the days are getting slowly longer. let's check out temperatures. live report from summer weather stations on the network. it is cool but these numbers are above average. 47 damascus, 51 in woodbridge and let's go to our forecast. meanly clear and cool and we will drop into the 40's. turning a bit colder, 30 to 35 degrees. there is a storm later in the week. i will tell you what to expect in a few minutes. >> next, a field trip to a farm could turn dangerous. hundreds may have been exposed to rabies. >> how food and supplies are being delivered. >> new ways to 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tough one. >> that has to be a challenge. >> new questions after a man dies during a struggle with police. >> officers used a stun gun after he would not cooperate at pentagon city. >> the arlington police department is investigating its first ever tasered-paintball death. the suspect was accused of shoplifting. he had tangled with police before. he appeared on south carolina's 6 registry. he is dead after in arlington police officer used a taser on him at the pentagon city metro station. >> the subject became combative and fought with the officer. >> sources say he had stolen several houritems as a closed sunday night. -- as it closed sunday night. >> he was -- it is up to the officer. >> police say that he ignored the officer's orders to stop. a second officer came in. he was handcuffed and started having breatng problems. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. arlington police use the brand x26. >> police officers are aggressive with their clubs and tasered. >> i could see where they can be deadly. >> we tried to contract in his father but he was dealing with the other issues. we're awaiting word from the medical examiner as to the exact cause of death. both police officers aren't paid leave. -- are on paid leave. >> there has been a blitz of citations. this tickets cost drivers $40 each. a state highway administration spokesman said the aim is to get them to slow down in the work zone. all water main break has left northwest washington residents without water. an 8-inch main broke on oliver street near nebraska ave. nebraska avenue between utah avenue and oliver street is closed while crews worked to repair the damage. >> back-to-back winter storms are making their way across northern california. several inches of snow have fallen in the sierras. the sacramento area is dealing with several inches of waynrain. >> it was wet. >> the energy from the storm will trel across and affect us by late friday. we're talking about a wintry mix issue by friday morning. that is several days down the road. >> tomorrow is similar but things will change later in the week. it is a little bit colder air. let's get into it. a beautif sunset out there right now. the day is slowly longer. in has been down for about four minutes. it was a beautiful evening. light winds and a few clouds. temperatures will start to fall. we should be 42 for the high. these are great days to have like this. we're at 50 degrees. a high of 53 and temperatures will drop off. 49 degrees in martinsburg. they are at 50 degrees. it is a delightful area across the viewing area. we can plot the temperatures. they are warmer down south. 54 degrees in fairfax and marshall, 56. a bit cooler to the north and west. even in our normally colder parts, that is above normal temperatures for those folks. 33 in elkins. we are doing fine temperature wise. a friend is coming our way late friday. we have a few scattered clouds but things are happening out west. there are two main features. one is a storm system moving up the sale lawrence river valley, giving us some light snow in the mountains of new england. also a cold front tomorrow evening. we will see some clouds and temperatures turning colder and wednesday and a quiet day on thursday. we get into the ed of the week and it starts to change. here is the tuesday night forecast. after the cold front offshore will have the no. westerly winds in the 20's tomorrow night and lower 40's for the day on wednesday. on thursday to our attention shifts to the west. we have the evolution of our system. we will be on the dividing line on colder air to the north. just enough cold air could get into the picture that parts of our viewing area could deal with freezing rain or a wintry mix by friday morng. it will be colder and mid to upper0's on friday. no bitterly cold supply of there so we're not looking at a snowstorm. monday afternoon, we have a ways to go and we will track it. here is your expressly denied. 43 in the city and 31 to 37 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these are the fuel and power it is. these will support the aircraft coming in bringing supplies. back that way we have mre's. >> we will download as soon as possible and get them out as quick as we can. >> these airmen are unloading supplies and adding to the growing tent city off the tarmac. it cannot use the terminal or the tower. both are standing but too dangerous to go inside. >> we're going to set up all communications, food, water, shelter and once that is set up we will turn it over to someone else and turn it over to the haitian government. >> he explained their mission this way. >> we're trying to make things happen for the folks who have been devastated. it is an incredible challenge. it is what we live for. >> it is crucial. from the air, we can see ships waiting to access the port but it is too badly damaged. until the navy can get it working, this airport is the primary if not the only way to get supplies in the capitol. >> area has been devastated. there are a lot of casualties and a lot of injuries. we are able to put the -- being able to put the men and equipment in makes me feel good about what i do. >> and mission of mercy they hope makes the dference between life and death. >> if you would like to help, we have made it easy by teaming up with save the children. you can go to wjla.com and you'll find more information. 100% of the money you'd done it will be used to help children and their families. >> to a developing story. hundreds of children and adults may have been exposed to rabies after visiting an educational forum. >> the farm -- school groups from charles, fairfax, and the district visited. 70 people have had to start ribby shots. the question is, are there more that need treatment? staff working at the hard bargain farm educational former red noticed symptoms developing in the calf next week. -- last week. the calf got worse and had to be euthanized. the county health officer was quick to put out an alert. >> this is transmitted through saliva. there were children feeding the calf and they had their fingers in account -- calf's mouth. >> the farm is closed today. a woman who answered the phone declined comment. since the calf when on displays december 21, 150 people have visited the former including several elementary school field trips. only those who had contact need to seek treatment. >> we have nine students that had to go last night to get post-exposure prophylactics to rabies. >> that is in addition who havtd from workers who have begun the process. >> it is a life or death situation. >> the health officer believes he has a good list of those who were at the farm. if you believe you could be at risk, if you visited the hard bargain foremen had contact with a calf, you're asked to c