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In fact. scientists say they walked upright and could easily climb trees. >> that's cool. >> apparently they were four feet tall or so with very long arms. they think they might have been part human, maybe a little bit apelike as well. >> wow, that's cool. coming up next, sean penn joins us from haiti. it's now the rainy season, but the earthquake survivors remain in not even tent cities, more like tarp cities that could be washed away. so what's the delay in moving them? we'll talk to sean about that. and tiger in the masters and trying to put the scandal behind him. if you've had a heart...

Saving haiti. well, they survived the catastrophic earthquake. now more than 1 million people in haiti face another kind of potential disaster. we've been telling you about it really about the threat for weeks now. it's the rainy season. it's putting families in not even tent cities, tarp cities is what we're talking about, in grave danger. torrential rains could flood makeshift shelters. we've heard about plans and promises to relocate those at risk and move them to new settlements for months. we've been told the first wave of people to be moved will start this weekend. but will the sites be ...

For denver wednesday night. he jokingly told an air marshal that he was trying to set his shoes on fire. but no explosives were found. on the job front, the number of americans filing for unemployment insurance for the first time jumped last week, up 18,000 claims to 460,000. and take a look at this. these bones found in south africa are the remains of a previously unknown species of man nearly 2 million years old, in fact. scientists say they walked upright and could easily climb trees. >> that's cool. >> apparently they were four feet tall or so with very long arms. they think they might...

Setting off a terrorism scare. he apparently lit a cigarette in the bathroom of a plane bound for denver wednesday night. he jokingly told an air marshal that he was trying to set his shoes on fire. but no explosives were found. on the job front, the number of americans filing for unemployment insurance for the first time jumped last week, up 18,000 claims to 460,000. and take a look at this. these bones found in south africa are the remains of a previously unknown species of man nearly 2 million years old, in fact. scientists say they walked upright and could easily climb trees. >> that's...

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