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Exactly as it was. if anything, the structures have become a little more permanent as people have settled in for the long haul in these makeshift emcampments. there's a lack of organization here. a lack of leadership by the haitian government. a lack of coordination among aid groups. this rubble, which you talk about, i mean, the idea it might take 20 years, that's kind of a worst case scenario. they have to coming up with more creative solutions. at this point there's no large scale effort with heavy machinery that's funded by international aid groups to get this out of here. they're paying p...

Overnight, it is still exactly as it was. if anything, the structures have become more permanent as people have settled in for the long haul. it's incredibly depressing. there's a lack of organization and leadership by the haitian government. a lack of unity among aid groups and a lack of coordination among the aid groups. the rubble, the idea that it might take 20 years, that's a worst case scenario. at this point there's no large-scale effort with heavy machinery that is funded by international aid groups to get this rubble out of here. they're paying people $5 a day to break it up with pick...

Mali took over northern mali, including timbuktu, they did what they like to do when they get their hands on priceless global treasuries to document the beginning of civil zaiizati and of course they took pick axes to those historic sites. they took it over in january 2012, held it all in 2012 and in january 2013, they decided they were going to take over the whole country and advance on the rest of mali and started marching south, aiming to take over the capital city and at that point, the french government decided this was their responsibility and that they would intervene to save

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