virgie, we're going to talk to you. do we change the mindset and the strategy in overcoming the strategy against overweight people? >> i think the war on phrase is something that is really really common in the language around this issue. i think what miles said on his tweet and the video responder said really resonated to me. the issue of decentralizing the issue, leading to food deserts and people not having the access to certain kinds of activity. what happens in the actual war on obesity which has been explicitly declared is that we take away from the nuclear racism, the institutional classism that are very, very implicit in our structure and our social lieives and i really -- lives and i think that fat shaming is one of the ways we reconcile in a culture that is so heavily mediated by classism and racism. >> jeanette, we are running a little tight on time but debra from california: >> the fact that these issues have been conducted by people who have never lived these experiences means they occur with all these disto

virgie, we're going to talk to virgie, we're going to talk to you. you.nge the mindset and how do we change the mindset and the strategy in overcoming the the strategy in overcoming the strategy against overweight strategy against overweight people? people? >> i think the war on phrase is >> i think the war on phrase is something that is really really something that is really really common in the language around common in the language around this issue. this issue. i think what miles said on his i think what miles said on his tweet and the video responder tweet and the video responder said really resonated to said really resonated to me. me. the issue of decentralizing the the issue of decentralizing the issue, leading to food deserts issue, leading to food deserts and people not having the access and people not having the access to certain kinds of to certain kinds of activity. activity. what happens in the actual war what happens in the actual war on obesity which has been on obesity which has been explicitly declared is that we explicitly declared is t

>> reporter: for los angeles shopkeeper virgie lyons, her phone is a blessing and a curse: a blessinge it's provided the only contact with her family in tacloban-- a brief call from her brother saturday before his battery died. a curse because she hasn't heard from him or anyone else since. what did he say? >> he said "we're okay, don't worry." he's like screaming. "tell them we're okay. " after that we got cut off. >> reporter: her sister in manila heard two young nieces survived the typhoon but died yesterday, whether from dehydration, hunger or injuries, they don't know. what is it like for you, this not knowing? >> it really, really hurts. i want to know now if they're okay. there's nothing i can do, just pray. >> reporter: california's filipino community is praying and mounting a relief effort. nurses are sending medical supplies, neighbors are chipping in, too. the bay area organization stop hunger now is shipping 285,000 meals. in l.a., a red cross telethon raised more than 100,000 for relief aid. virgie lyons was comforted by one thing her brother said in his brief call: he an

virgie lyons was comforted by one thing her brother said in his brief call.d his family survived huddled in the sturdy house she built for them with money she earned in the u.s. still, the tv images are painful. >> really, like a nightmare. >> reporter: not hearing, not knowing is unbearable. >> hello, hello, hello. >> reporter: bill whitaker, cbs news, los angeles. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the fallout over the low enrollment numbers for obama care. we'll get analysis from john dickerson. >>> plus a crack down on the illegal ivory trade. we'll tell you what the u.s. government is doing. >>> and charlie sits down for a rare interview with best-selling author donna tartt. that's the news for this morning on this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald >>> good morning. it's thursday, november 14. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now just about 4:30. let's get our first check of weathe

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. >> all right >> all right virgie, we have virgie, we have heard heard glen, they consider happy, glen, they consider happy, athletic and a bit overweight. athletic and a bit overweight. but that doaps stop society but that doaps stop society for -- stop society from shaming for -- stop society from shaming those who are overweight. those who are overweight. is it working? is it working? >> essentially no. >> essentially no. i want to really quickly revisit i want to really quickly revisit the question that you asked the question that you asked which was, or that the person which was, or that the person who tweeted in asked which is, who tweeted in asked which is, what's the difference between what's the difference between medical neglect -- rather what medical neglect -- rather what is the difference between stigma is the difference between stigma and advice, i would say it's and advice, i would say it's neglect. neglect. i recently interviewed 60 people i recently interviewed 60 people who had fat experiences with the who had fat experiences with the doctor. doctor. i i was skeptical