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Migrate, revolt or die: A Somali's only choices

CBS News: "The plight of those trying to survive in the drought-hit Horn of Africa is far out-stripping the ability of anyone to help.
CBS News correspondent Tony Guida reports that the U.N.'s chief refugee official said today the crisis in Somalia is the 'worst humanitarian disaster' in the world. To give an idea of the scale, he was visiting a refugee camp the size of Cleveland."

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