Reporting from the Ruins

"Early Show" weather anchor and features reporter Dave Price sent these images from Port-au-Prince, Haiti. He says on his Twitter feed , "grim reality of mass casualty.2many bodies,2much danger of disease.bodies are collected&buried.

"Improvised Dignity"

Dave Price says about this image, "Improvised dignity for the dead 'fortunate enough' to be buried in a coffin."

First Responders' Greeting

Dave Price explains, "This is what make it so hard for first responders. Many roads are simply impossible to navigate."

Searching for Life

Search-and-rescue teams -- including this one from Fairfax, Va. -- search for survivors.

Flying in Aid

A USAF C-17 plane is among the first foreign aircraft to usher in life-saving aid.

On-Air in Rubble

Dave Price waits to go on-air in ruins in the front of the CBS location in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.

Not Uncommon Scene

Dave Price calls this "a horrible -- but not uncommon -- scene in Port-au-Prince currently."

To Care

Dave Price says the injured are brought for medical attention by any means possible.

Nowhere to Go

Overcrowded tent camps are erected throughout Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Dave Price says, "People have nowhere else to go but outside."

What Once Was

Dave Price says this building was once a Citibank. Three workers are still missing." He reported search-and-rescue teams found no sign of life at the site.