CBS Evening News - 2010-01-18

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[0:02] Tonight, help from above. The US

[0:04] military airdrops aid to hundreds of

[0:06] thousands of Haitians in [music]

[0:08] desperate need of food, water, and

[0:10] medicine. And the UN asks for more

[0:12] peacekeepers as looting spreads and

[0:15] thousands flee Porter Prince. I'm Katie

[0:18] Kurrick. Also tonight, a violent new

[0:20] challenge to the Afghan government.

[0:24] The Taliban attack with suicide bombings

[0:27] and gunfire in the center of Kbble on

[0:29] the day President Cararzi is swearing in

[0:32] a new [music] cabinet. And a hot Senate

[0:35] race and the cold of winter could

[0:37] determine the future of healthc care

[0:39] reform.

[0:42] >> From CBS News World Headquarters in New

[0:45] York, this is the CBS Evening News with

[0:49] Katie Carrick.

[0:51] >> Good evening everyone. [music] 6 days

[0:53] after the earthquake in Haiti, getting

[0:54] help to the hundreds of thousands in

[0:56] need still seems to be happening in slow

[0:59] motion with roads blocked and gridlock

[1:01] at the airport. Today, a US Air Force

[1:04] C17 dropped in 14,000 MREs, meals ready

[1:07] to eat, and 14,000 ports of water.

[1:11] Relief workers on the ground were to

[1:13] distribute the aid, but in some cases,

[1:15] others got there first. Meanwhile,

[1:17] looters are roaming the streets, and the

[1:18] UN is asking the Security Council for

[1:21] 3,500 more peacekeepers to restore

[1:24] order. With 5,000 US troops already in

[1:27] the area, the US sent 2,200 more Marines

[1:29] today with heavy equipment to clear

[1:32] debris. They joined nearly a thousand

[1:34] members of the 82nd Airborne. And there

[1:37] are still miracles happening there.

[1:38] Today, a woman rescued after nearly a

[1:41] week under the rubble.

[1:45] Two minutes. We

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