saÑo, in the city of tacloban, which was nearly leveled by typhoon haiyan.ls to enter this highly fortified u.n. climate summit, early this morning we talked to a.g. off grounds. he is a street artist who had been a landscape architect. and together with his brother, yeb saÑo, the former chief climate negotiator, has been on this people's pilgrimage. he has been creating murals as part of the people's pilgrimage. i started by asking him to describe those days back in 2013 , the devastation of typhoon haiyan. >> if i would have to give details about my experience, it would take eight hours because that is how long the we experienced intacloban. if i would have to summit in two words, it is about helplessness and hopelessness and devastated would be the way to describe what i saw. when i got out of the building, one block away from the downtown area. amy: describe what you saw. i would like to describe first what was happening during the typhoon. the eye of the storm was already passing by tacloban. it was the time when the building, an old building was shakin

nick clark has his story. >> super typhoon haiyan made landfall in my own family's hometown.the devastation is staggering. i struggle to find words even for the images that we see on the news coverage. i struggle to find words to describe how i feel about the losses. >> he was making his opening remarks to the conference in warsaw. in the philippines, the typhoon wreaking havoc and killing thousands. i dare people to come away from the comfort of their armchairs. i dare them to go to the indian ocean and see the impact of the rising sea levels. >> he stood to a standing ovation as wept in his chair. but i the reaction was little. he's now focusing on activism. he's walking from rome to paris, a march of protest. >> so this is day--34. >> 34. >> he's crossing the pass. >> this journey is paying homage to people who are confronting climate change in a very real way. every step we take on this journey is meant for people who have suffered from the ravages of climate change. >> celebration crosses the border from italy into switzerland. >> we did it. >> the men were crying. child

spoke in 2013 about the deaf sayings that typhoon haiyan has had on his country. walking from rome to paris to draw attention to the cause. his travels took him through great san bernard pass in the alps. where nick clark joined him. >> susan typhoon haiyan made landfall in my own home town, in the devastation is staggering. i struggle to find words even for the images that we see on the news coverage. and i struggle to find words to describe how i feel about the losses. >> reporter: was make his opening remarks to the conference in warsaw. in the philippines, a typhoon of unimaginable frosty was wreaking havoc and killing thousands. >> anyone outside who continues to deny and ignore the reality that is climate change, i dare them, i dare them to get off their ivory towers and away from the comfort of their arm chairs. i dare them to go to the islands of the pacific, the caribbean and the indian ocean. >> his speech led to a standing ovation as he wement in his wep. his words made little effect, little was achieved in warsaw. he resigned on his delegation focusing

now in 2013 typhoon haiyan hit the philippines.he moment it did they've given up negotiating, and walke walked from rome to paris as a march of protest. i caught up with him. >> typhoon haiyan made landfall in my family's hometown, and the devastation is staggering. i struggle to find words. i struggle to find words to describe how i feel about the losses. >> he was making his opening remarks to the conference in warsaw. in the philippines the typhoons are wreaking havoc and killing thousands. anyone who wants to ignore the realities, i dare them to get away from the comfort of their arm chairs, i dare them to go to the islands of the pacific, the caribbean, the indian ocean and see the rising sea levels. >> the speech brought standing occasion. his words, though, made no impact on the protests. little was achieved in warsaw. this year he has not been involved in all the negotiations. he resigned from his delegation giving up on the political process focusing instead on activism. he's walking from rome to paris a march of protest.

its path is similar to that of haiyan, which left more than 7,300 people dead or missing in 2013. the typhoon made its first landfall on the eastern island on monday morning. authorities have closed schools and offices. dozens of domestic flights are canceled and ferries ordered to remain in port. the philippines is affected by more typhoons than almost every other country, an average of every year. latest killed 43 people when it slammed into the northern philippines in october. >>> there were scuffles outside a beijing courthouse on monday. a prominent chinese human rights lawyer is being accused of inciting social unrest through social media. as the trial of pu zhiqiang took place inside, this was the scene outside. police pushed away dozens of supporters as well as journalists. they also tried to prevent foreign diplomats from making statements. >> we urge chinese authorities to release mr. pu and call upon china to uphold fundamental civil rights and fair trial guarantees. >> the u.s. diplomat also said human rights activists like pu should not be subjected to what he calls c

this is new video of typhoon melor, following the same path at typhoon haiyan two years ago. people are heavily prepared this time around. schools and fishing expeditions have all been canceled. more than 700,000 people evacuated to safe every ground. the red cross says the typhoon has damaged several buildings but has not caused any severe damage so far >>> in georgia, police are investigating a mayor's murder. they say mayor terry green was shot in the head. he was the mayor of clarksville a few hours outside of atlanta. they say the incident may have started as a domestic dispute. >> you have one more day to sign up for coverage under at fordable care act if you want to be covered by january 1st. the final deadline is the end of january. if you are not covered by then, you could face a big fine. enrollment has not surged this season. however, the obama administration says it is expecting a 10% increase in the people signing up this week >>> if you drive a nissan rogue, nissan says the car can randomly shift out of park and roll away. it also makes a car easier to steal. th

. >> typhoon haiyan is not -- el nino is not playing a role in the storms but it will fuel storms in january. the city is ready for what comes. crews are clearing the drains and tripping trees a offering free sandbags with response teams ready to help small businesses. they say everyone should register for alerts for message notifications by t or -- by text or mail. >> a lot of traffic accidents. >> lot of solo spend intermediates and wet roads. this is the golden gate bridge. it is tough to see because the camera is so wet. roads are slick. flooding at 101 typical with a good rain. richmond-san rafael camera not pad. a little bit slow if you pay cash. but wet. we have a couple ofcitizens to tell you about, two cars in the lanes westbound 580 at harrison. on millbrae side, northbound 280, millbrae avenue an accident and a new accident northbound 680 at bollinger canyon blocking traffic. the green on the screen is rain affecting the commute. mike? >> the weather window shows the rain shadow continuing to keep the heaviest rain from you. the rain totals in the santa cruz mountains anyw