Today, men were put on one side, women and children on another side. Dominican officials tell us this has been happening ever since the prison break. Domaz Lieberatko, who runs this live chicken coop, says he is at risk of bankruptcy. So you're used to sell about 5,000 chickens. You're down to 250 to 500 chickens. Due to the crisis in Haiti, some customers have stopped coming. Gangs blocked the roads to the border. They steal chickens from his customers, and then there's the days the Dominican officials shut it down. On Friday, this was the scene. As Haitians rushed the border and it had to be temporarily closed. Sometimes it doesn't reopen. Border tensions remain high. Friday night, just about 100 yards behind me on the Haitian side of the border, gunfire rang out. And then earlier in the week, two Haitian nationals attempting to cross the border were shot by a Dominican soldier. One was killed. For CBS Saturday morning, could he stand by Navi?