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Family whenever we went to new york, the boys, to sean. he was just -- he -- i tell you, there's two sides to him. he could fire someone in a second. we prevented him from firing someone. there was a security guard, wouldn't letmy two boys on the field. of course, they didn't have passes -- >> larry, thank you. >> larry: he went up -- >> we're out of time. larry's back tomorrow. time for anderson cooper and "ac 360." we're live in port-au-prince keeping them honest. thousands of people are spending yet another night in darkness in plastic tarp-covered shelters. more permanent, but very much li...

Close to a $1 billion project. it took 18 months. now, mississippi and haiti are two different animals. if this thing is coordinate the properly, cut the red tape, get bureaucracy worked out, everybody put their egos aside at the highest levels all the way down, you could have this debris and wreckage -- the clean-up in three years. >> reporter: the problem, he says, is there there's no approved master plan for debris. though the haitian government says it's developing one. amazingly after six months and hundreds of millions spent by foreign governments, the u.n. and ngos, there's still no ded...

This is coordinated properly, cut the red tape, get bu bureaucracy worked out, put your egos aside, you could have this debris and wreckage, clean-up in three years. >> reporter: the problem, he says, is there there's no approved master plan for debris. the haitian governments they're developing one. after six months and hundreds of millions spent by the government, ngos, no dedicated funding for rubble removal with heavy equipment. who's making decisions? >> nobody is making any decisions right now. >> reporter: outside perkins' compound we found dozens of trained haitians lined up looking fo...

He wants his work force to be at least 85% haitian personnel in all positions across the board, but the problem is, without a contract, he can't hire more people. they've been able to hire a few people so far but they're waiting for a contract so they can hire more. perkins' company is not a charity. he's here to make a profit. but they insist that unless experienced disaster recovery companies are employed, progress here will continue to be barely visible. >> nothing is go to change, tomorrow, six months from now, six years from now unless equipment gets to work, coordination and planning hap...

Egos aside, you could have this debris and wreckage, clean-up in three years. >> reporter: the problem, he says, is there there's no approved master plan for debris. the haitian governments they're developing one. after six months and hundreds of millions spent by the government, ngos, no dedicated funding for rubble removal with heavy equipment. who's making decisions? >> nobody is making any decisions right now. >> reporter: outside perkins' compound we found dozens of trained haitians lined up looking for work. you come here every day? >> have day. >> reporter: every day looking for a job? ...