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dumping a lot of rain in haiti. the last thing that people need there, so many people still living in tent cities as a result of an earthquake two years ago. now being hammered by a lot of wind, a lot of rain. we're going to be joined by our jennifer delgado momentarily to give us an update on where the storm might be heading next. but first, martin savage in haiti. >> reporter: fred, there is a little bit of improvement, at least the winds have begun to subside here in the southern part of haiti. but the rain continues to come down. it's always been feared the rain is the real dange...

policies. ryan introduced his mother right off the bat. she is a retiree. she spends part of her year in florida and part of the year in jamesville, wisconsin, where she raised paul ryan. fred, you play that sound just a moment ago. this was all about medicare today. no doubt about that. paul ryan criticizing president obama saying president obama has taken over $700 billion from medicare to pay for obama care as it's called, the president's health care law. the politics here is simple. medicare, very popular. polls indicate the president's health care law, americans are divided on t...

quite often throughout his speech to make his points and attack president obama and his policies. ryan introduced his mother right off the bat. she is a retiree. she spends part of her year in florida and part of the year in jamesville, wisconsin, where she raised paul ryan. fred, you play that sound just a moment ago. this was all about medicare today. no doubt about that. paul ryan criticizing president obama saying president obama has taken over $700 billion from medicare to pay for obama care as it's called, the president's health care law. the politics here is simple. medicare, ...

life still exists on mars? and the other part of that equation, rob, is this is the last of the grelast exploration missions on the books for nasa. it could jump-start the ability to get more missions on the books, spend more money. fit goes wro if it goes wrong, this could be the end of mars exploration. >> whether is this goin is this? visually, what are we going to be able to see if anything at all? >> sunday morning -- it will be 1:30 in the morning monday morning pacific time it's 10:30 p.m. sunday night. and you'll watch it right here on cnn. we'll be carrying it live across al...

air bags and cushion them with air bags and land it on the surface. that was the tried and trued method. but this rover is the size of a car, 2,000 pounds. it's too big to do it any other way than what they're going to attempt in 36 hours. never before happen. and what they will do is hit the atmosphere at 13,200 miles an hour. they'll begin to slowdown. they'll be maneuvering through the atmosphere and then at some point will deploy a parra chute which will further slow the vehicle but not enough to get it on the ground safely. at that point they will fire some rockets on the spacec...