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January 20th, 2010
10:02 AM ET
More saved from rubble over a week after quake
People have traveled from all over the globe to be a part of the rescue effort, and that job is far from over. Terry Dejournett, Los Angeles county task force leader and Dennis Cross, fire captain for a Los Angeles county team that's pulled several survivors from the rubble spoke with CNN's John Roberts Wednesday.
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What is happening in Haiti is terrible and heartbreaking. The response is wonderful but the U.S. has millions of people homeless right here. Why can't we muster the same resources for our folks who have been struggling much longer. We have a huge amount of woman and children with no homes, no jobs and no food.How about addressing our own needs right now.
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