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more on this at aljazeera.com. now thank you so much. the three most powerful storms to make land fall over the past 25 years all hit the philippines. typhoon haiyan the most powerful one. wind speeds 195 miles per hour. then a few years ago in 2010 super typhoon maggie. winds 180 miles per hour where are, and in 1998 they dealt with super typhoon zeb - made landfill with winds of 180 miles per hour sustained for hours. we'll head to tacloban, and joie chen has the special cover. we continue after this break. philippines. we'll head to tacloban, and jph. we'll head to tacloban, and j>> "america tonight" we thing about what it means and what you can say to somebody who has lost everything. indeed, that is the case in the central philippines. it raises the question. what is the closest experience these people can have, as part of our series "reaching out" we speak with kimberley rivers roberts, a woman that survived katrina. >> i'm kimberley rivers-roberts, i'm a hurricane katrina survivor. the people in the philippines remind me sort of o

and find us online at aljazeera.com. fire. >>> . >>> good evening, thank you for joining us. joey chan is on assignment. you are watching "american tonight - the weekend edition", it's a week since typhoon haiyan made landfall in the philippines, and the crisis is far from over. typhoon haiyan was the strongest storm ever to hit that island nation, leaving mass destruction. tens of thousands of people are homeless. thousands are dead. "america tonight is joey chan community. >> it felt as if we reached the end of the world. after hours of driving through debris and devastation we arrived at the end of cebu island, to a tiny community typhoon. >> what was it like when the storm came? >> it's frightening. we were here in our office. i think that's the strongest i have experienced. before? >> no, first time. it is best to describe it like a sound of a 747. and, you know, the office - is burst. >> the mayor said when times are good, this is hardly a wealthy community. there are farmers that catch tuna. 86,000 live in this part of the province, the fact that nine died is almost a

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. >> more on the website at aljazeera.com. hello, i'm libby casey. the capitol has been buzzing with high profile congressional hearings on nsa surveillance and the problems with the dare's rollout. in the halls of congress there's a heavy weight lobbying campaign under way to push comprehensive immigration reform. it's week applied by the chamber of commerce is forward.u.s. among others. it's a group founded by facebook's mark zuker berg. >> house democrats introduced their reform. we'll talk with congressman jeff denham, the first republican to join with democrats as a bill respond sore. >> president obama spoke to a room full of advocates at the white house on thursday in hopes of bringing the senate's im grayings bill back into the -- immigration bill back into the spot light. >> it doesn't make sense to have 11 million people in this country illegally an incentive to come out of the shadows, get right with the law, meet their responsibilities and permit ahead. >> the border security you economic opportunity and immigration modernisation act pass

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find us on line at aljazeera.com. have a good night. secrets are out. by now, most of the world has heard the name edward snowden. the former national security agency contractor who released thousands of classified documents about government surveillance in one of the most significant leaks in u.s. history. he's been charged with espionage and has been living in russia under temporary asylum. the american journalist at the center of the story lives in brazil. >> we've had to come to rio to speak to glenn greenwald. he hasn't returned to the united states since he broke the story about the nsa surveillance programs for fear of being prosecuted. >> the nsa's goal really is the elimination of privacy globally. it is literally a system designed to monitor all forms of human behavior inside the united states, which is the ultimate surveillance state. >> last december, glenn greenwald received an email from a person who didn't identify himself. >> we still didn't know who he was, where he worked, but he was saying he had access to large amounts of very sensit

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all the latest news on the website at aljazeera.com. data, the most important of all was the monthly jobs report. 247,000 new jobs was added in october. that is a lot more than predicted. still a mixed picture because unemployment inched up to 7.3%. it was 7.2. more jabs were created, more people dropped out of the force. the labour participation rate. people who were working dropped to 62%, the lowest in 35 years. i asked labor secretary thomas perez why labour force participation drops. >> the best remedy to address this is to grow the economy. that's why the president is talking about investing in road and human capital. passing immigration reform. as we create the jobs coming from the investments, you'll get more people in the workforce. >> what are you concerned about with respect to sequestration, a number of economists say we have not seen the full effect, and a number of economists saying, "we have cut the money out of the budget." others said wait until the end of the year or january. you'll see a greater effect. do you see it

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. >> "inside story" is next, those are the headlines but you can find us online at aljazeera.com. have a great day. sh the day-to-day operation of the upper chamber. we'll talk about it all on this edition of "inside story." but fist this background. >> the american people believe congress is broken. the american people believe the senate is broken. and i believe the american people are right. at the start of the session, harry reid made history, and called for a rule change that would allow an up or down vote or judicial nominations and executive decisions. >> the change would ensure nominations and up or down vote, on confirmation. yes, no. the rule change will make all nominations other than the supreme court a majority threshold vote. yes or no. the senate is a living thing. and to survive it must change as it has over the history of this great country. to the average american, adapting the rules to make the senate work again is just common sense. this is not about democrats verses republicans, this is about making washington work, regardless of who controls the senate. to rem

of course you can always head to our website at aljazeera.com. >>> at least 16 people have been killedthe libyan capitol after gunmen opened fire on a group of protesters. hundreds of demonstrators took to the treats following a call for local clerics. sebastian, who could possibly be behind this attack? >> reporter: well, it's a bit hard for us to get a clear handle on. we know there have been a number of fatalities. there are conflicting reports. we have heard from two different hospitals that they have received people who were killed in today's incident. there is a demonstration actually against the military. the military opened fire on the crowd, and there seems to be dozens of people wounded. we had meetings planned up for this evening, and the people we were planning to meet have canceled to stay within the house. this is really the latest in a series of incidents that have raised long questions about security in tripoli. >> okay. thank you very much. >>> we can get more from the libya researcher for human rights watch, and she is also -- thank you very much for joining us. as i

and always check us out 24 hours a day at aljazeera.com. precipitation overdoses are alarmingly high in the u.s. military. is indies cell natural dispensing of painkillers and psychiatric drugs to blame? ♪ ♪ >>> could the military have a drug problem? the he is department of defense spends billions of drugs to treat mental illness and reduce pain, in fact a recent report by the department of veterans affairs found that v.a. doctors prescribe specifically more opiates to stress patients than other veterans. congress held a hearing. family members, veterans and doctors testified about the culture of prescribing drugs at the v.a. >> unfortunately, we have given the veterans the impression that for whatever problem they have, we have a pill to help it. one or two bills to depression, one for anxiety. one or two for sleep, one for ptsd. add a few more pills for hypertension, diabetes, asthma, then add one or two or three precipitations for narcotics, what happens if a vet adds some over the counter medications or if he drinks alcohol? >> suicide

us online at aljazeera.com us online at aljazeera.com >> offline - healthcare.gov is taken down again as the obama administration works furiously to get it up and running. >> territorial dispute. china flexes its military muscle against the u.s. an 85-year-old american veteran being detained in north korea publicly apologises for war grahams. >> nelson mandela's sight for freedom in south africa comes to theatres this weekend. >> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm richelle carey. today is the obama administration's self-imposed deadline to have the healthcare.gov website up and running for the majority of americans. that's the goal. the administration is preparing to announce form that it met the deadline. the goal is for the sight to handle 50,000 users at the same time. whether it can handle that capacity will not be clear until it's put to the test. >> the latest setback for the affordable care act involves small businesses, which were supposed to be able to use their own online marketplace to figure out the best health plans for their employees. it's a full-court press to make sur

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always check us out at aljazeera.com. story." story." >> there is little known >> there is little known american industry boiling with american industry boiling with growth, creating jobs and growth, creating jobs and frothing with potential. frothing with potential. we're talking about american we're talking about american craft beer. craft beer. not in more than a hundred years not in more than a hundred years has there been as many has there been as many production breweries as there production breweries as there are today. are today. as consumers search as consumers search for new for new flavors, coor's and budweiser, flavors, coor's and budweiser, the handmade beers brewed across the handmade beers brewed across the country are generating the country are generating billions of dollars in retail billions of dollars in retail sales. sales. now comes word that a kansas now comes word that a kansas city icon boulevard brewing has city icon boulevard brewing has been sold to a huge belgium been sold to a huge belgium brewer, and

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and 24 hours a day check us out at aljazeera.com. cut nearly 1 in 7 americans rely on them to eat. but consider this with so many americans on food stamps can the country afford them? >>> and a first hand look at the egyptian revolution. we'll talk to two people who braved arrests and crackdowns to document all of it. >>> and youtube hosts its first music video awards. it is just a matter of time before the website replaces mtv as the home for music. >>> 47 million americans will receive less money for groceries starting tomorrow. but the people enrolled in the program has soared, more than doubling since 2007, leaving many to question whether the program has grown too quickly and simply costs too much. but courtney keeley looks at the impact on low income families. >> you know, it's hard. >> reporter: 70-year-old abraham nicholsons says the cuts to snap will be devastating. >> nobody says i can make it. this will be all right. will. >> reporter: he says his food stamps already don't stretch enough to feed him every month. he relies on extra help from the food planty and soup kitche

remember, you can get the latest headlines at aljazeera.com. the border. a decision that grants government agents lethal force against protesters armed with rocks. ♪ >> good evening, and thanks for being with us. i'm joie chen. one of the best names in the treatment of dementia patients sits in a bigger debate, pharmaceutical companies, prescriptions and how doctors choose the medication they provide. johnson and johnson m settled about the government from 2002 to 2003 there was an off-labor use of the drug not approved by the fda. it has been since approved for dementia and young patients as well. and it has been an enormously successful product. it had $24.2 billion from 2002 to 2010, but it was the off-label period that raised alarm. the marketing effort including compensation to doctors amounted to reckless endangerment of patients young and old. >> the kick packs undermines adjustment of healthcare providers. it provides incentive to increase the use of drugs potentially putting the health of some patients at risk. the companies put down the risk of r

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