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Much of it has sat untouched since right after the earthquake in january. just never distributed. >> take a look at this. weve got 50 starving kids in an orphanage. we drove three miles down the street. at the orphanage they had a half a bucket of beans. half a bucket of beans that was going to feed 50 kids for an entire day. all of this is beans over here. >> you see, you see why this is so disturbing? the eric that sanjay called on the phone is eric klein from can-do.org. eric, thanks for taki...

>> im doing fine, im on speaker phone with you and our film crew is filming. weve just come outside this orphanage. and its one of these crazy situations that you and i have been talking about. they have about 50 kids here. literally from a couple of months old to 18. and they have three stacks of tomato soup. a handful of beans and a little bit of rice, thats all they have really to feed these children. you know for the foreseeable future. and i just thought i would give you a call and see if y...

Folks. its literally one guy -- >> this is can-do.org. >> they really incorporate those people. and it helps because they speak the language, they know the community, they often know where these things are necessary. >> there has to be -- ive heard this over and over again from every group, there has to be buy-in from the local population and local government. you cant have this permanent class of foreign, you know, international development people and ngos driving around in new, white shiny veh...

Family whenever we went to new york, the boys, to sean. he was just -- he -- i tell you, theres two sides to him. he could fire someone in a second. we prevented him from firing someone. there was a security guard, wouldnt letmy two boys on the field. of course, they didnt have passes -- >> larry, thank you. >> larry: he went up -- >> were out of time. larrys back tomorrow. time for anderson cooper and "ac 360." were live in port-au-prince keeping them honest. thousands of people are spending ye...

Well organize a truck. ill make a couple calls and get back to you. give me 20 minutes. >> hey, were outside the gate with the truck. >> reporter: we got the call. eric, with can-do.org found a warehouse full of supplies willing to stock the truck. according to the immediate response team, right now there are at least 50 warehouses, football field in size, full of supplies, just sitting there. some dating back to january. never distributed since the earthquake. and this is going to make you mad....

Theres some u.n. compound where theres some map with little dots on a map, but its got to be done electronically, done so that everybody has a printout and instant access to where information is, where medicine is and whats happening. >> maybe theyre listening and maybe theyll do something like that. butt one thing i should point out, i dont know if you noticed in the piece, that it was all local haitians who were actually moving those boxes. this organization hires local folks. its literally on...

I dont know if you noticed in the piece that it was all local haitians who were actually moving those boxes. this organization hires local folks. its literally one guy -- >> this is can-do.org. >> they really incorporate those people. and it helps because they speak the language, they know the community, they often know where these things are necessary. >> there has to be -- ive heard this over and over again from every group, there has to be buy-in from the local population and local government...

>> hey, were outside the gate with the truck. >> reporter: we got the call. eric, with cando.org found a warehouse full of supplies willing to stock the truck. according to the immediate response team, right now there are at least 50 warehouses, football field in size, full of supplies, just sitting there. some dating back to january. never distributed since the earthquake. and this is going to make you mad. take a look at this. theyve got 50 starving kids in an orphanage. three miles down the s...