bopha was another one that came onshore.sthis case, the heavy rains what caused most of the destruction. that is mostly the case in the philippines. when it rains heavily, you tend to get a lot of flooding. da, it moves relativity quickly, so it did , but theree rains was quite a lot of wind damage and storm surge. bopha hit,r, when the head of the climate was talking about the devastation in his country. as we see here, every hour, even as we vacillate and procrastinate here, we are suffering. there is massive and widespread devastation at home. hundreds of thousands have been rendered homeless. our ordeal is far from over. madam chair, we have never had a typhoon like bopha which has area like this which has seen a storm of this size. finally, madam chair, i speak on ,ehalf of 100 million filipinos a quarter million of whom are eking out a living here in qatar. appeal,ing an urgent not as a negotiator or leader of my delegation, but as a filipino , i appeal to the whole world, i appeal to the leaders from all over the worl

typhoon bopha hit in 2012.et's go to the cooler. >>> last week blockbuster announced it was ending store rentals, saturday was the last day you could go in a store and take out a movie. the last stoffer to shut down was in hawaii. last official rental was -- >> stay here four to five -- >> we have 12 bottles of water, nutella, a milky way. >> can i have the milky way. >> i'll be bummed if i don't get a bite of the milky way. >> that was "this is the end." blockbuster made the announcement on its twitter feed. they have a sense of humor about the whole thing. let's check in with jimmy kimmel who spent the weekend watching the miss universe pa against and one of the known judges is on panel. >> as we saw on "american idol," steven gets excited around beautiful women. this is his question. >> judge number one steven tyler your question. >> miss venezuela -- [ speaking spanish] >> what is your biggest fear and how do you plan to overcome it. [ speaking spanish ] >> my biggest fear is that a scary beauty pageant jud

last time, yeb sano, from the philippines, made a plea after typhoon bopha hit. >> it is about what is demanded by us from 7 billion people. i appeal, no more delays, no more excuses. doha beetdo remembered as the place where we turn things around and 2012 to be the year that the world found the courage to take responsibility for the future we want. >> that was yeb sano speaking last year at the time and change conference in doha. yesterday at the opening of the climate talks, yeb sano gave another moving speech. he is the head of the climate change delegation. >> it was barely 11 months when my delegation made an appeal to the world to open our eyes to the stark realities that we face . as then we confronted a catastrophic storm that resulted in the costliest disaster in philippine history. less than a year hence, we cannot imagine that a disaster much bigger would come with an apparent growth was the fate, my country is being bested by this storm called superstorm haiyan. if there was ag, category six, it would have fallen squarely in that box. we remain uncertain as to the full exte

but super typhoon bopha showing astonishing damage. this is a banana plantation where hundreds of trees flattened across this region with winds of 280 kilometers per hour. of course now we're talking about 315 kilometers per hour. so a difference of say 170 in miles per hour to 190 in miles per hour. that 20 miles per hour difference, although it doesn't sound great, it is a substantial difference when it comes to the damage it can leave behind in one of the ones that we have really not seen in quite some time as far as wind speeds are concerned, natalie. >> right. absolutely. as far as the size, what is the relation to the size that this storm would be in the united states? >> so the united states you have categories of course that go up to category 5. this storm system, there is nothing above category 5. this storm system would be a hypothetical category 6. it could even get close to a category 7 if there were that category. that's how strong it is when you're talking about 195 miles per hour wind at landfall. >> unbelievable. and if