Gary Tuchman | BIO
AC360° Correspondent

Haitian citizens displaced by the earthquake will finally move to safer locations. CNN's Gary Tuchman reports.

Justine Redman and Gary Tuchman
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It rained the other night. Everyone here's been waiting for the rain...fearfully. Once the rainy season is here, life in rubble-strewn Port au Prince will change for everyone.

Andrew Ross Sorkin
Author

Standing in the kitchen of his Park Avenue apartment, Jamie Dimon poured himself a cup of coffee, hoping it might ease his headache. He was recovering from a slight hangover, but his head really hurt for a different reason: He knew too much.

Maureen Miller
AC360° Writer
 
Is teaching sex education to kids a crime? One Wisconsin prosecutor cautions the answer could be yes.

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The devastating earthquake affected 3 million people – one-third of Haiti's population. Considered the most vulnerable are the Haitian children that survived the catastrophe. These organizations have created specific programs to protect these children, meet their medical and nutritious needs and help them recover from the trauma of this disaster.

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A district attorney in Juneau County, Wisconsin, sent a letter to teachers stating that if they taught the state mandated sexual education curriculum they could be arrested on charges of sexually assaulting a minor. You can read the full memo here.

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Tonight we have a report on the situation on the ground in Haiti. Sean Penn will talk to Anderson about how relief is reaching Haitians and whether or not the situation has improved. Penn has been working in Haiti since the earthquake with his organization, the J/P Haitian Relief Organization.

Office of the Special Envoy for Haiti
United Nations

It's been nearly three months since the January 12 earthquake struck Haiti. Last week, at the U.N. donor conference, the international community pledged more than $5 billion to support Haiti over the next 18 months and $10 billion for the next five years. Look at recent numbers of money pledged, committed and disbursed for humanitarian and recovery in Haiti.

Stephen Gandel
Time

Too big to fail, it appears, may be too big to solve.

Connecticut Senator Christopher Dodd's recently proposed financial reform bill creates a team of regulators with the authority to shut down troubled institutions.

John Roberts | BIO
Anchor, American Morning

CNN's John Roberts speaks to a woman who lost her son, brother and nephew in the West Virginia mine explosion.

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