Up to the Minute (CBS) - 2005-09-05 (most)

Name: Up to the Minute (CBS) - 2005-09-05 (most)
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[0:00] We now join up to the minute in

[0:02] progress.

[0:03] >> Structure in a lot of places. We're

[0:04] getting food and water to people, but

[0:06] distribution is not as good as we want

[0:08] it to be.

[0:09] >> Hospitals are now seeing a surge in

[0:11] secondary illnesses like dysentery that

[0:14] crop up when simple things like drinking

[0:16] water become hazardous to your health.

[0:19] This place used to be a shelter. What

[0:21] happened?

[0:21] >> We had some problems with children and

[0:24] some adults where they were u running

[0:26] fevers, nausea, um and some diarrhea. So

[0:30] they were taken to the hospital.

[0:32] >> 330 in all. Families who'd lost

[0:34] everything seeking shelter again. This

[0:37] time from disease rather than

[0:39] devastation. Late Sunday, authorities

[0:42] confirmed something of a miracle. After

[0:44] all this time, search and rescue units

[0:47] have managed to find a person still

[0:49] alive buried in the debris. So amid all

[0:52] the death and all this destruction comes

[0:55] word of life. Cynthia Bowers, CBS News,

[0:58] Baloxy, Mississippi.

[1:00] >> And in our other top story this morning,

[1:02] the Supreme Court has released details

[1:04] on funeral plans for Chief Justice

[1:06] William Renquest. CBS's Meg Oliver

[1:09] reports. The 80-year-old Chief Justice

[1:11] battled thyroid cancer for the past

[1:13] year, but worked until the very end,

[1:16] mostly from home.

[1:17] >> Will you raise your right hand, Mr.

[1:18] President?

[1:19] >> One of his last public duties was to

[1:21] deliver the oath of office to President

[1:23] Bush. His body will lie in repose

[1:25] Tuesday and Wednesday at the Supreme

[1:27] Court and then he will be buried at

[1:29] Arlington National Cemetery. The news of

[1:31] Renquist's