Humanitarian crisis in Puerto Rico

Getting supplies to those in need in Puerto Rico is proving difficult. With nearly 3.5 million people without essential supplies including food, water, and fuel, the humanitarian crisis is worsening by the day. CBS News correspondent David Begnaud joins CBSN from San Juan to discuss the latest

I've been watching these vids a while now and this reporter is so professional speaks very clearly and articulate, clone this guy and send them everywhere

[nellier]

David thank you. I live in the island and you did a great job on our behalf.

[CookingLessonsforDad]

Can't they ask the military to drive the trucks?

[deltaheavy]

So the US national gaurd doesn't have truck drivers we can send to help other Americans....

[thearrival]

Maybe we will get lucky and the next storm will wash the island away

[mysteriousx]

My gransfather is suffering out there in puerto rico this would have never been a promblen if they were more congnect of these possibles promblens occuring

[ewallacestudent]

Puerto Rico's cop telling the truth about Hurricane Maria's aid
Do we see the difference in PR Mayor not working and President Trump handing out meals in TX? These socialist make their situation worst by spending the aid they get on corrupt politicians and not on infrastructure, had they moved the old people to a safe storm shelter and been prepared knowing a storm was on the way the leaders and politicians in PR would look much better. What do the citizens of the USA get just more, more, more. Maybe the Mayor should be doing more, more, more clean up. Listen to the people of PR, their socialist government is the issue. The refuse to allow the food through to the people.