that's it for our coverage from the philippines early this morning. i hope you join you later tonight on ac 360 at 8:00 and 10:00 eastern time for the latest on the situation here on the ground. "early start" begins right now. have a great day. they have never, ever seen that kind of storm surge come in. or else they have been elsewhere. they didn't know what beast was coming into town. >> the death toll from typhoon haiyan braces for a new tropical threat. thousands of survivors try to make their way to safety and we have liar. the racial slurs are harassing or bullying and that workplace, in that locker room, and outside the locker room. >> overnight as the team hits the field for the first time since the locker room bullying

scandal, the dolphins owner finally breaks his silence. he claims he is appalled by allegations of hazing and harassment. tired of tossing out shampoos and cologne at the airport? the carry-on liquid ban could be a thing of the past. >> you could bring your axe with you. your body spray. >> please don't bring that pup you're back! so excited you're back here. >> it's great to be back. i mean it. nice to be here this morning. we start with the news. so much of the world is focused on the heart breaking the ining the philippines. days sis supertyphoon haiyan has hit. the damage and devastation is immense and tragic. the death toll stands under 2000 but the red cross estimates the numbers will increased, maybe 10,000, even higher and no way to know right now.

the focus is on the frantic effort to get help to survivors. u.s. marines are on the ground and bringing aid and the "uss george washington" is on its way. can the help get there fast enough for the millions of people who need it? andrew stevens is live in taclob tacloban. give us a situation of what it is like on the ground right now. >> reporter: the lights on the runway has gone up right now. a big problem in the past over the past five days, operation had to close down when night falls. if there is more aid coming in around the clock that will make a big, big difference. walking around the city today, it's a lot quieter. i've seen food being distributed but it is really, to me, looking quite haphazard. there is not big relief staging centers and not an abundance of

people on the street handing things out yet but i do speak to a few people who did get back and say this food will last us for a week and then we don't know. a lot of people are scrambling to get out of this town and people cueing up from the early hours and sleeping overnight in what i can describe as appalling conditions and we have been with them all night. they line up to get a flight out. i just spoke to a woman who got here at 6:00 in the morning and being patient. the gates open and no plan and they got the plane out so they had to come back and stay here tonight. a lot of people trying to get out and a lot of people still looking for food and i've been around the city a lot. water. people are talking about water but everywhere we go, we were driverg with the mayor of the city who who had an incredible escape, please help us, have you got food or water? the key point to remember this is a city, an important city, the key city where 200,000 people live here.

there is a runway. there is aid nearby. go down the coast a few miles, you don't have to go that far. there is still a lot of towns down that coast and up that coast where we don't know what is happening there and we don't know what the situation is. we can only assume it's as bad as we have seen here because a lot of people, a lot of the poorer people who live on the shore in the shanty places if they didn't get out they might not have been able to get out at all so that is where the aid also needs to go. the u.s. -- we -- coming in and critical but get the aid out is what we are waiting for. disburse it outside tacloban city. >> the unknown in some cases it is so frightening because people simply have not been to these villages, these coastal communities that could have been devastated. imagine what it's like in the outlying areas. what is the status to get to

these areas? the groups who are going to get down there or an effort right now to reach these places? >> there is certainly an effort to reach these places. a lot of roads are now being opened up. remember, this was cut off by fallen trees. all of the major arterial roads in and out were closed but both roads are now open. aid can start spanning out, if you like. everything you mentioned there, the offspray, the local authorities here it has to happen to get relief going. i was talking to a mayor who was in a town 30 kilometers from where i am standing now to the south. it's a small town. he managed to get most people away from the waterfront because he said i will arrest anyone who is here after midnight. he said we only got three dead. as he came up towards this city, he said he saw scores of bodies lying on the shore and lying

close to the -- so we don't know the full extent of this. the numbers are meaningless still until we get much more complete information and it is going to take a long time. >> andrew stevens for us in tacloban, let's hope for miracles as people get there on the ground to help out. thank you for being there at the airport in tacloban this morning. >> it would be great to have miracles there. we are hearing more amazing stories of survival. jim was in tacloban when haiyan hit and spent 48 hours there at the height of the storm and in the early hours of the aftermath. >> the last report i had said 195 miles an hour wind. i knew it was coming. a lot of low lying areas. and, yeah, i knew exactly what was coming. they didn't. but i sure did. they get typhoons in the philippines all the time, but my estimation is they say, okay, another typhoon? it's the same drill, whether it's a one or a five, they go to

their usual place and get their provisions and they ride it out. they never, ever seen that kind of storm surge come in or else they would have been elsewhere. they didn't know what beast was coming into town. they just weren't prepared for that. >> you see the power of that certainly is something if you have any hope of surviving, you do have to be well prepared. >> you were hearing from storm chaser jim edds who was in the midst of it as things were happening. >> a sense of more rain is on the rain in the philippines. our indra petersons is tracking that for us. >> they have not named a system just yet a high risk in the area. in the philippines they have their own government agency named this tropical dressings zi rye d zoraida. it wouldn't be a big story other than the fact everyone is trying to recover right now. closer you'll see the heaviest

rain is currently within the region. really talking about right now anywhere from 6 to another 10 inches of rain in the region and winds strong at 35 miles per hour. but definitely not what they need at this point in time. the heaviest rain bands will change. things will improve for them. this shows you where you have the moisture and dry air and you can see live dry air will be filling in. giving you a quick look here at the forecast. talking about heavy rain through the evening and turning into scattered showers and a break in through wednesday and the time they can really start to recover and get these winds to die down and the rain to back off. >> thanks so much, indra. other news now moving to back to the states. official numbers set to come back this week but we are getting an image of how many americans signed up for obama care. the numbers are not high at all. "the wall street journal" says

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sta scans containers in less than ten seconds and using radio frequency and technology and the company didn't specify the margin of error only saying it was very low and very nonfactors such as the type of container. all european airports have been mandated to have technology capable of scanning for liquid explosives by 2014. but what about the u.s.? the tsa tells cnn developing liquid scanners that would allow them to lift restrictions, quote, remains a long-term goal. but chad woverlf, a former tsa assistant commissionadministrat that change won't come any time soon. >> the eu is testing explosive scanners like the tsa is doing but it comes back to the teg

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damage and it is just devastation. >> reporter: across huge expanses of the philippines nothing is left but rubble and desperation. can you see it from the air and feel it and smell it on the ground. survivors walk past the ruins of their homes and lives. focus on one thing, finding food. the water is crunching beneath their feet as they scrounge for scraps. get international help to come here now. >> not tomorrow. now. this is really, really like bad, bad. worse than hell. worse than hell. >> reporter: u.s. marines are on the ground. relief operations are under way. the food, clean water, and medical supplies can't come fast enough. this air field in cebu is the staging ground for the country's biggest relief operation. is there a real sense of desperation here on the ground while the focus is, obviously, on the sick and the injured and

getting them to safety. the people of this hard-hit island need food and fresh water. they have been without it for days and despite assurances from the government, it is yet to arrive. the problem facing authorities is logisticlogistics. get the supplies to the hard-hit and remote areas he and the people who need it. so many roads are impassible, clogged with debris and littered with bodies. the stench is terrible. for many, the pain is unbearable. >> a lot of people are dead. our friends are dead. some of our family members are dead. it's really devastating. >> i am the only survivor of the family and i want to know them, if they are still alive. >> reporter: as the death toll grows by the day, families are desperately searching for loved ones who may be lost forever. swept away by one of the most powerful storms ever to strike the planet. >> a tornado just passed us and a tornado lasted for four hours.

at first, it was the ceiling that went off and then the roof just started flying in all directions. >> there was 15 to 25-foot wave came across entire villages so everything is wiped out. >> reporter: in the midst of all this death and destruction, a baby girl was born at a make-shift clinic at the tech low b -- tacloban airport. the mother delivered a new life and a glimmer of hope. anna corin, cnn, philippines. imagine a tornado that lasted four hours. those who lived through this storm describe a scene of just horror and death and destruction everywhere. at the height of haiyan, there was certainly so much fear about what might happen. shirley limb lives in the area. >> the wind is so strong. like growling, like swoosh.

i can't imagine myself. it's like the movie "twister" you know? i feel like i'm in it. i am going to die. the local government here, the help of our mayor, mayor sams and our governor, also provide water, shelter operations. most of the houses here were made of light materials like bamboo. that's why most of the houses were were ruined. you guys can visit. maybe, you know, when you land is a warning sign that we have to protect area conserve our natural resources. >> the beauty is still there, she says. the forecast today for much of the philippines is, unfortunately, rain and adding to the devastation from more than a million people that were

displaced there. meteorologist indra petersons is here with this really sad pictures. >> it really is. we were talking who calls it similar to being a tornado? that is what it was like an ef-5 tornado and it's over your house for seconds and continues to move on. >> they said it was four hours long. >> this stays in place and exactly what it is. another system in the area today. from the morning center it is a high risk. the philippines have their own governmental agency and named this tropical depression zoraida. we are talking about from 6 to 10 inches of additional rains. winds about 35 miles an hour and perspective this wouldn't typically be a big deal. they are used to heavy systems in this region. they are trying to recover and any additional rain at this point in time is extremely difficult. we are still looking at the heaviest portion of rain currently tapering off for them tonight and drying out as we get through wednesday. easiest way to see that is the water vapor satellite.

here is where the moisture is and behind it some dry air will be filling in where you see that yellow. one piece of good news we have. tuesday and wednesday, things -- wednesday and thursday, i should say, things will look better for them. heaviest showers tapering off and high wind in the region and things get better but 48 hours from now, another system heading their way as well. >> they need things to get better. so many people want to help. if you want to help in the recovery efforts in the philippines, go to cnn.com/impact. a list of charities you can donate to and a great resource to get help to people who need it. >> one of the headlines was 10,000 body bags have been ordered i was reading this morning. if you're so inclined a great place to go and get more information. toronto's mayor insists that he is not going anywhere despite e enormous pressure to resign. a defiant rob ford declared on monday he will not step down even after admitting to smoking

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>> it was like what do i do? who is this lady? this isn't anybody that my parents had mentioned or i had seen. i panicked a little and got the bow out of my closet. he was just panicking saying, oh, my god, are you going to shoot me with that? i said, get out of my house. what are you doing in my house? get out. >> that's why people keep bow and arrows in their bedroom closet. reed hit in her room and called 911. the woman was arrested and charged with trespassing and still not clear why she went to the house but reed says the woman appeared to be very, very confused. >> the moral of the story here. do not unlock the door and simply walk away! my goodness! that could have ended very badly. let's see what is coming up on "new day." indicate and chris are joining us. >> good morning, guys. >> we always say it's the gun, it's the gun. in the last week, we have seen a bow and arrow and an ax while you were on vacation, j.b. somebody had a pick ax next to

the bed. people have lots of ways to defend themselves. >> they do. the big story this morning is what is going on in the philippines and here is why. it's not over. you think the storm has passed. another storm is coming and another storm of a different kind. the worst time during these situations is in the first weeks afterwards. why? secondary wave of death and disease that can happen if help doesn't get there. right on now it can't. it's very slow. we are lucky enough to have anderson cooper on the ground to monitor the situation for us and we will let you know what is going on there and what is developing and how you can help. you can go to our website at any time, cnn.com/impact and help the relief organizations that are trying to get going there. we are following new developments in the miami dolphins locker room scandal. the team's owner finally speaking out for the first time about claims that player jonathan martin was bullied by another team may richie

incognito. what the owner says he plans to do this week to get to the bottom of the accusations and a pretty tough game for the dolphins. we will talk about it and much more. >> see you soon. thank you. >> thanks, guys. if you have not noticed it's cold for the eastern part of the country and that means snow! can you believe it? this was the scene near chicago where just under an inch fell. it was more of a nuisance than anything else. this is my favorite. my two nephews out in the snow. that is a suburb of chicago. they couldn't wait to get out there and play! >> they are making mud angels. >> they are. it feels like for most of the country. where is all of this snow falling? >> you can see the satellite right now. talking about a few flurries and also around state college and the story today. this region here mid-atlantic and trying to creep into the south has a chance. i say a chance. >> new york? >> minimal, yes, new york, the next couple of hours. we are seeing a frontal band

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welcome back to "early start." it is "money time." christine romans is here. >> good morning. dow industrials cord the 35th record close for the year yesterday. a decent day for the major averages. stock futures lower this morning but that is what it looked like yesterday. 20% major gain for the dows to today. nasdaq up 30%. when you gone, berman, the numbers went up. you can check your 401(k) and make sure you have the right balances there. do you know this guy? uh-huh. william shatner. that's right. the pitch man for priceline.com. that stock yesterday warped speed. it is the highest price stock in the s&p. all time high above 1,100 a share and for the year it is up nearly 80%.

charts like that have some people looking at nasdaq and going bubble, maybe, bubble. we hear people talking a lot. the housing markets are there bubbles forming in the housing market? yesterday i sat down with the chief economist of circumstances . he pointed to san jose, los angeles and san diego. listen. >> when rates go back up to 5% to 6%, people in san jose spend half of their incomes on a mortgage which is way they ever have historically and if history is any guide when that happens prices go flat or fall again. >> international flash fire coming into those markets and buying lots of property for on cash and one of the reasons you're seeing the prices go up. here is another little piece of housing news for you. rich people are getting mortgages that are cheaper than yours. in an unusual twist, lenders are offering rates on jumbo loans that are a quarter of a percentage point lower than

those on conforming loans backed by fannie mae and freddie mac. what? one big reason the jumbo rates are so low the lenders want to attract wealthy clients and hang on them and cross sale to the wealthy borrowers. so shop around. i'm hopeful the low mortgage rates will be available to more people. sillow chief economist told me it will not be a normal housing market until more first-time home buyers get in. right now not as many as historically are in the market and we need to fix that to really get a normal housing market again. >> christine, thank you so much. >> you're welcome. a rabbi found a huge surprise inside a desk. what he did with it will warm your heart or make you scratch your head. that is coming up next. avo: the volkswagen "sign then drive" sales event is back. which means it's never been easier to get a new 2014 jetta.

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it was supposed to be a simple kracraigslist purchase f 150 bucks but they found a shopping bag inside with $98,000 in cash. >> what? >> yep. so the rabbi and his family returned the money the very next day. it seems the woman who told them the desk had stashed the cash there but forgot about it. >> what? >> the rabbi said it had to return the cash. it's about being honest. he took his kids with him to return the cash. such a sweet story. >> good he returned the cash but no one fetings putting $89,000 cash in their desk! that is all for "early start."

go check your desk for hundreds of thousands of dollars. "new day" starts right now. >> i'm going to do that. i am the only survivor of the family and i want to know them, if they are still alive. >> medical emergency. the typhoon has left thousands of dead and posing risk to the living. bodies piling up in the streets and food and water in short supply. news that decease could hill many more. a deep freeze sweeps east this morning. the first snow of the season in store for parts of the northeast. how much is on the way? i was appalled, that was the reaction to the owner of the miami dolphins to the bullying conference surrounding his team. why is he shocked by the allegations and why the dolphins week just got a little more embarrassing. your "new day" starts right now.

>> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. good morning. welcome to "new day." it's tuesday, november 12th, 6:00 in the east. the situation is not over, in fact, it could get worse. a new storm, no food or water, risk of disease. the philippines are in crisis. take a look at these faces, the survivors, many of them children looking for families, all of them desperately in need of food and water. aid is arriving from around the world. a huge aircraft, a ship we have, has been dispatched to provide relief. here's the problem. it's taking a long time to get there. the airports aren't functioning, there's no real infrastructure there. every hour, the every day that passes, the situation gets worse. another storm is coming. the situation is desperate on the ground. we'll show it to you. >> and communication is pretty much cut off. on top of that, a