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I've tried every possible way to turn the electricity on at the house i'm staying it, the first one as destroyedment. >> you're staying at your mom's house. >> i'm staying there, because my house on 4th, four feet of water in it and lost two cars and not much we can do and we need power so we can start the reconstruction process and until they turn the power on, they tell us bohnham island is working and not working and people here don't know t, and that's the most frustrating. >> hopefully they'll change. >> i know, two weeks and counting. >> t-minus 14 days. >> we'll be back here this mornin...

if spoke on thursday telling people to rise up and attack. the nation's capital has been moved from tripoli to gadhafi's place. the challenges that lie ahead. over 70 countries recognize them as libya's interim leaders. japan's new prime minister is said to hold his first news conference in just a few minutes. he previously served as finance minister. par lament elected him on tuesday, making him the country's sixth new leader in five years. in istanbol, some of the worst protest violence in turkey in years. scores of young kurdish threw stones ant petro bombs at security forces ...

People down here. this one-month anniversary marks a time where they want to move on and start the rebuilding, and reconstruction process. ali, we talked about this last hour, but the single biggest concern on most people's minds in haiti, because they have lived through this before is the rainy season, and the hurricane season which follows shortly thereafter. there were hurricanes last year that devastated the country, and then obviously the earthquake, and they are praying they don't have those terrible storms. from a medical standpoint, things are better, ali, but the immediate phase of th...

This is the st. john's river just to my right. but last night and again this morning, we were standing in the river because you can see these concrete columns have completely doubled over. we were one with the river. it almost felt like we were at the beach. the waves were cresting over the wall here and flooding the streets, making these streets and this downtown grid nearly impossible. it's primarily the loss of power. we've seen 5 to 6 million people all across the state of florida without power, and fema says that's probably the equivalent more closely of 15 million people who truly don't ...