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This story, the organizations don't want to anger the government from haiti. and one more point i want to say to you, the director does tell us he's welcoming all the ngos into his office. we told the ngos that so we won't be surprised if that happens very soon. ander on? >> the idea that the red cross has two vehicles or three vehicles sitting there three weeks for some paperwork issue is mind boggling and infuriating and ridiculous. the government of haiti knows the work that the red cross and red kres sent do, they know what doctors without borders do. the idea that the government -- you as...

Charities. >> translator: you can't just arrive with a container and be waved through. imagine if we said go through with your drugs and arms. >> a good point, but hard to square that with ambulances and earth movers and humanitarian aid that's been here for weeks. a red cross red chris sent workwork -- crescent worker arrived and said he's hopeful they could get their equipment out soon. when he tried to start the trub, the battery was dead. about two hours ago, we got an interesting e-mail from a communication director from one of the relief organizations that said now everything is fine, ev...

Take their vehicles out of here but when he went to start the vehicle, the battery was dead. it's been there for three weeks. we've gotten information from nine charitable organizations all very upset, and today about two hours ago, we got a very interesting e-mail. it was after we did the interview with the customs director, and the e-mail came from the communication's director from one of relief organizations that tells us now everything is fine, everything is good. now, if you take that at face value, you may be the kind of person who wants to buy oceanfront property in kansas city. i will ...

Going to respond to those charges. they don't make any sense. the government does not own rental shops. >> reporter: the customs director also says he doesn't make the laws, he enforces them. and when i tell him many of the charities, the so-called ngos don't want us to use their names, he's not impressed. >> translator: if the ngos don't want their names used they've got something to hide. we' not blocking anything. they're blocking themselves. >> reporter: and the director stresses haiti has to look out for illegal businesses, posing as charities. >> translator: you can't just arrive with a ...

This oil will stay in the well, 8,000 feet down, 10,000 feet down, 12,000 feet down, that bore pipe gets skinnier and skinnier, smaller and smaller, more fragile as it goes down. if that holds together, this well is capped. >> do we know a time line on when we'll know what we know? i mean, at what point -- i've heard 48 hours, i've heard less. what do you know? >> every six hour, they will begin to close a new valve, therefore bringing up the pressure inside. if you have all the holes open, like a perforated pipe, okay, just a bunch of holes in it. there's no pressure inside, really. they're g...