upstairs, dr. sarah may from seattle treats an #-year-old girl whose leg was cut by flying debris. >> unfortunately, we've been doing procedures like this every day. we dress the wound, give them the one day of antibiotics that we have. >> cutting our dressings into 24 dressings so that we have enough to get through. but we need supplies quickly. >> reporter: for those who have surviv survived, the challenges of putting life back together are just beginning. >> that was dr. nancy snyderman reporting. also brand new video of the hospital the super typhoon hit in the town of san juan. the images show upthe rooted trees, bending in the wind almost horizontal. the death toll this morning is up to 2300 people. >>> a closed door briefing with secretary of state john kerry and vice president joe biden left republican senators fuming about a possible deal with iran. in the words of two lawmakers, the meeting was anti-israel and unconvincing. the meeting was set up to try to stop congress from imposing a new roun

. >> reporter: now santa clara county's new public health officer, dr. sarah cody. for good fats, like olive oil, avocado, seeds, nuts, and olives. again, this is just a pre-proposal coming in from the fda. it goes through a 60-day common period. reporting live in san jose, bob riddell, nbc bay area news. sdwlooirchlgts the project designed by a south bay high school student for his eagle scout project is getting a whole lot of attention. caleb levine is in high school at san jose. he created and built raptor traps, and now the u.s. department of agriculture uses his invention to catch and relocate red-tail hawks that are attracted to the errant where were. >> congratulations. meantime, elementary students in gilroy are getting the unique honor and opportunity of being among the very first in santa clara county to strooi try out the new salad bars today. elliott elementary school launching the latest pilot program for team california for healthy kids. that campaign aimed at promoting healthy eating and physical activity. the trickle-down effect of the first lady's l

. >> reporter: upstairs, dr. sarahay from seattle treats an 8-year-old girl whose leg was cut by flying debris. >> unfortunately, we've been doing procedures like this every day. we let them wake up. we dress the wound. we give them the one day of antibiotics we have. all we can do is have them come back. >> just have them come back? >> have them come back the next day. >> let's go to what ian williams has reported from the ground for us. >> reporter: tamron, the uss george washington and seven support ships has now arrived off the coast of the devastated province of leyte. they're calling this operation to help each other or sharing. the first thing that giant aircraft carrier will want to share is water. it has the capacity to purify 400,000 gallons of water every day. now, the ships are carrying 21 helicopters. those helicopters will be going on search and rescue missions throughout that devastated region. they'll also be delivering much-needed supplies to areas, many of which haven't seen any drinking water in the

our second panel today are dr. sarah sewall and richard stengel. i asked them to come up to the witness table. mewe bring them up, let introduce them briefly. is nominated to be civilian secretary of security, democracy, and human rights. she will oversee conflict and stabilization operations, counterterrorism, human rights, and labor and international and law enforcement population, refugees, and migration. the new mandate of this position is to build and oversee a therent capacity in department that promotes stability and security and conflicted states and supports human practices and policies. it is a large and complex portfolio. i understand having three teenage daughters that maybe you can, was all of that with a large and commerce portfolio. i am interested to hear your intentions when it comes to civilian security in latin america. syria plus growing refugee problem, and human trafficking. i'm interesting in your plans of your role for coordinator for veterans of affairs. richard single is the secretary -- is the nominee for the under secret

sarah martha park and dr. jeffrey clark. [applause] ahmad to bury.he democratic governors association. bruce cherished. i would like to make a special thank you to the new hampshire firefighters. let's give them a round of applause. now, you might want to reach under your seat, because a lucky few of you have a new hampshire firefighters first of the nation primary t-shirt taped to the bottom of your seat. i hope, anyways. did anyone get one? again, i'd like to thank the dinner cochairs, representative susan all need. american federation of teachers. cole, larryer, john drake and joan jacob.. hassan enbridge communications. international union of international trade. air traffic controllers association. the national association of letter carriers. the northeast lyrical action committee. damien o and stephen carrying. jessie singh and tj terror. united food and commercial workers and waste management. let's give them all a big round of applause [applause] the host committee, phil dubois, ricketson, bob parker day, the ics tea. the laborers internation

dr. coburn, his daughter, sarah, who, for a number of years, was my scheduler, told me where to go every day with relish, and i usually went there. not always on time, but we welcome both of you and sarah. as the assistant director for special security director, you are responsible for leading the oversight and reform efforts of the security clearance process on behalf the director of national intelligence. i think i got out of order there, but that's okay. i wanted to say, steve, steve, my understanding is that the secretary for the defense -- secretary for defense of intelligence is responsible for dod policies, program, and guidance relating to, among other things, personnel, information security, all that broad realm? >> yes, we do. >> all right. how long have you been doing this? >> six years now. >> all right, thank you. final witness is brenda ferrel, director of defense capabilities and management at the government accountability office, and in april of 2007, she was appointed to serve as director in gao's defense capabilities in management team responsible for military and civil

dr. coburn in the audience today is his daughter sarah who for a number of years was my schedule -- scheduler and she told me where to go every day with relish and i usually went there. not always on time. we welcome both you and sarah. as the assistant director for special security director mr. mr. prioletti is responsible for leading the oversight and reform efforts and security clearance process on behalf of the director of national intelligence. i think i got out of order there but that's okay. i want to just say steve my understanding is that the secretary for the defense for intelligence is responsible for dod policies programs and guidance related to personnel and security. do you have a whole program? >> yes we do. >> how long have you been doing this? >> six years now. >> our final witness is brenda farrell director of defense capabilities and management of the government accountability office. in april 2007 ms. ferro was appointed to serve as director of gao's management team where she is responsible for military ends personnel process issues because. ms. farrell has federal -- we t