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48 to the distribution points, sag that governor palin was talking about today and we will tomorrow. natural gas the environmentalists love natural gas, as they should. i'm surprised that there isn't more of a focus, as it affects our economy. >> i totally an the united states has so much natural gas. we have as much natural gas as saudi arabia has oil. we have to exploit our own resources so we are competitive in the world. it circles back to where we started this discussion. china now is investing huge amounts of money on things like nuclear energy, natural gas, coal, whatever they can to po...

Mains this week. now officials are calling on people to temporarily change their lifestyle saying they must conserve water. crews began refilling a water tower thursday but say it was quickly depleted. let's go to nbc's ron allen in ames, iowa, with the very latest on it. how bad is it there? and good morning to you, ron. >> reporter: well, good morning, alex. yes, the worst problem. the hardest thing for people to deal with is the fact there is not clean water flowing through the tap. you're right, the water mains here burst in several places after several days of heavy rain earlier this week...

In, still approached by people constantly saying they've gotten no food, gotten no freshwater no, hygiene kits no, tents. but food and water one month in is not getting to all of the people who need it, even though it's apparent that the incredible international response of this crisis has gotten enough food and water supplies to this island, if only it can be distributed to the people who need it most. and that's the kick here. for example if you go to the distribution points as we did, where usaid is distributing huge sacks of rice and other food supply. those strong enough to get to the dis...

People were hurt in the quake. some aid workers in haiti have come up with a plan to distribute food to the needy, but only women are allowed to line up. our senior international correspondent john vause tells us how it's going. >> reporter: at this food line in port-au-prince no chaos, no pushing, no shoving. and no men. after almost three weeks of increasingly unruly confrontations, aid groups on sunday came up with a new plan. at almost a dozen distribution points across the city, women only. u.s. soldiers provided security here, checking coupons which had been given out a day earlier, en...

Friends could give us some assistan assistance, it sure wouldn't hurt. >> the haitians' need for immediate medical care is enormous. the white house says u.s. medical personnel have treated 23,000 haitians in the country so far and the haitian government estimates 200,000 people were hurt in the quake. some aid workers in haiti have come up with a plan to distribute food to the needy, but only women are allowed to line up. our senior international correspondent john vause tells us how it's going. >> reporter: at this food line in port-au-prince no chaos, no pushing, no shoving. and no men. a...