Haiti quake survivors sought amid 'unimaginable' destruction
Entire hillsides of homes appear to have tumbled during
Tuesday's 7.0 earthquake, which may have killed thousands.
President Obama says the U.S. will help however it can.  January
14, 2010|By Tina Susman and Joe Mozingo and Ken Ellingwood   • A
woman tries to help rescue a survivor whose voice she heard from
beneath the collapsed Haitian Department of Justice building in
Port-au-Prince. A woman tries to help rescue a survivor whose
voice she heard from beneath… (Carolyn Cole / Los Angeles…)
Reporting from Port-Au-Prince, Haiti, and Mexico City -- The
capital of Haiti lay in ruins Wednesday, shattered by an
earthquake it was not built to withstand. With most
international aid yet to arrive, bodies lined the streets, the
injured gathered at hospitals devoid of doctors or functioning
equipment, swaths of the city were reduced to rubble and even
the presidential palace -- long a symbol of whatever stability
the country could muster -- was damaged and