Nightly News | February 01, 2010
Military resumes medical airlifts to Haiti
After a four-day hiatus, the U.S. military resumed airlifts that brought hundreds of Haitian earthquake victims to hospitals in the United States. NBC's Brian Williams reports.
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This content comes from Closed Captioning that was broadcast along with this program.
>> our coverage in port-au-prince tonight.
>>> also in haiti, the medical flights to the u.s. are back on. they had been suspended for four days while officials tried to hash out the issue of the cost of military treatment. they are once again bringing haitians seriously injured in the quake to this country for emergency medical care . we'll have more our reporting from haiti later on in this broadcast.
>>> we turn to a developing