Earthquake: relief efforts / looting in Port-au-Prince

HAITI: Port au Prince: EXT Haitian students waiting outside collapsed building unable to reach survivors trapped inside Ruins of collapsed college building Haitian civilian (rescuer) showing ITN reporter gap in rubble where he was able to speak to trapped student (Honey) INT ITN Reporter and rescuer gingerly away thru shattered building as Haitian man calls but gets no response Corridor (?) completely blocked by falled masonry EXT ITN reporter speaking to Haitian man (who has attempted to rescue people with bare hands) SOT General view of college building completely collapsed in on itself after earthquake disaster A dead body partially seen crushed under fallen masonry Close up of bloody hand Plaster and rubble from collapsed college building Jean Dabby interview SOT - All of my friends are still in there / They are screaming / But I couldn't do anything for them, my girlfriend / Everbody is still in there / So, that's all / They are still alive but they need help to get out but we have nobody to help them get out Students standing with faces covered (to stop smell of decay) Team of British firefighters from Lancashire (UK ISAR) away over rubble Dean Nanckiville (UK ISAR) interview SOT - It was awful because we didn't have the equipment (to rescue Honey) / If she is alive and we can see her then we will get her out Collapsed college building now a pile of concrete rubble and wires British firefighter rescue team discussing how to rescue Honey SOT Crane (used by Haitian civilians in desperate attempt to move rubble but resulting in disastrous further collapse of building) Reporter to camera British Search and Rescue team discussing the fact that Honey did not survive SOT John McKie (UK ISAR) towards as relays to ITN reporter that Honey was crushed when crane caused building to collapse further SOT McKie explaining to people waiting that Honey is now dead SOT British search and rescue team away Haitian man s...