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Larry. >> larry: kent, the problem seems like humongous. it seems like overwhelming. do you ever get that feeling? >> no, i don't, larry. unicef and partners, everybody is working, literally, around the clock to try and address this problem. we are pulling out all the stops. we're going to be here for the long term. there are a lot of things to be done. we're working in the areas of nutrition, water and sanitation, education, health, child protection. there's so much to be done, but people are doing everything possible and all the resources are being maximum maximized. >> larry: and you get a ...

Take advantage of this, if we stay with it, we invest in schools, we invest in rural communities. >> larry: annie, does the earthquake make the problem more problemsome? >> well, yeah, larry. the kids are so full verbal now. i mean, there were so many children right on the precipice before this earthquake happened in haiti, in terms of poverty and lack of access to so many resources. so this earthquake has really, really changed that for the worse. and as david said, i mean, what we need to do is work with families to ensure that they can have the resources to keep their kids with them. so tha...

>> larry: we're back. still with us is kent page, senior communication officer with unicef. joining us from port-au-prince as well is annie foster, emergency team leader with save the children. in washington, david digs, cofounder and director of beyond borders. david lived and worked in haiti for a decade, still visits there regularly. ending child slavery in haiti is a beyond borders priority. and here in l.a., aaron cohen, head of abolishslavery.org. he's the author of "slave hunter: one of man's global quest to free victims of human trafficking." how much, aaron, is going on -- how much of...

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