who was with us over a decade who haiyan aired a lot of these ideas and pushed us that we could be great for employees if we focus on giving them a vocal inquirer meant -- vocal requirement -- vocal environment host of though one of those was vacation. >> guest: we don't count how many hours someone works in the day. we don't know if someone summer is working eight hours to 12 hours a day. we used account vacations whether someone was working 46 weeks a year a weeks a year and we realized we aren't even measuring it. there's an industrial hangover that i talk about from a factory mindset. everybody takes what they want and it's worked out great. i have a good example of taking a lot of vacation. that's been very positive. it's not that we have unlimited vacation and they don't but it's a powerful symbol of employee trust with almost no risk. as patty mccord used to say we don't have a closing policy either but no one has come to work -- those alessa societal norms for many things such as its good to wear clothing to the office and vacation is a good part of your life. >> host: reed hasti

goni rival typhoon haiyan which in 2013 killed more than 6000 people. but this time there were warnings and preparation. and mass evacuations. the end of that anyway then i evacuated because it's better to be safe since i can't walk and have to crawl to get out but if i could walk i'd prefer to stay in our place. even my i'm afraid because my mother's house is already weak and was about to get crushed. the early warnings and preparations put coast guard and other emergency rescuers in position to help residents stranded by rising floodwaters. the storm at one point was one of the most powerful ever recorded but its strength dissipated as it moved across the island of luzon home to more than 2000000 people accounting for 2 thirds of the filipino economy $50000.00 homes here were without power as goni moved out to the south china sea. direction vietnam still packing heavy rains. the head of gone has landfall the country was still reeling from typhoon which killed 22 people next up though filipinos already know another storm that sunny is gaining strength

goni rivaled typhoon haiyan which in 2013 killed more than 6000 people. but this time there were warnings and preparation. and mass evacuations. of the anyway then you know evacuated because it's better to be safe since i can't walk i'd have to crawl to get out but if i could walk i prefer to stay in our place . even my i'm afraid because my mother's house is already weak and was about to get crushed. the early warnings and preparations put coast guard and other emergency rescuers in position to help residents stranded by rising floodwaters. the storm at one point was one of the most powerful ever recorded but its strength dissipated as it moved across the island of luzon home to more than 2000000 people accounting for 2 thirds of the filipino economy $50000.00 homes here were without power as goni moved out to the south china sea. direction vietnam still packing heavy rains. head of going has landfall the country was still reeling from typhoon which killed $22.00 people next up though filipinos already know another storm that sunny is gaining strength in

people have been evacuated from its projected path the power of god is evoking memories of typhoon haiyan which led left more than 7300 people dead or missing 2030. british prime minister boss johnson is putting england back into lockdown for a month after being warned the resurgent coronavirus are break threatened to overwhelm hospitals within weeks austria's announced similar measures adding to a growing list of european countries re imposing restrictions they've banker appoints from london a major u. turn in the british government's covert 19 strategy for weeks the prime ministers insisted on local restrictions to avoid the need for a nationwide lockdown but infections have just continued rising as across much of europe the virus is spreading even faster than the reasonable worst case scenario of our scientific advisors from thursday into the store to december. you must stay at home you merely leave home for specific reasons i'm afraid non-essential shops leisure and entertainment venues will be closed the virus is spreading much faster than forecast the 2nd peak could be one and a hal

goni rivaled typhoon haiyan which in 2013 killed more than 6000 people. but this time there were warnings and preparation. and mass evacuations. are now evacuated because it's better to be safe since i can't walk i'd have to crawl to get out but if i could walk i prefer to stay in our place. even my i'm afraid because my mother's house is already weak and was about to get crushed. the early warnings and preparations put coast guard and other emergency rescuers in position to help residents stranded by rising floodwaters. the storm at one point was one of the most powerful ever recorded but its strength dissipated as it moved across the island of luzon home to more than 2000000 people accounting for 2 thirds of the filipino economy $50000.00 homes here were without power as goni moved out to the south china sea. direction vietnam still packing heavy rains. ahead of goni as landfall the country was still reeling from typhoon which killed $22.00 people next up though filipinos already know another storm at sonnie is gaining strength in the pacific ocean as i

goni rivaled typhoon haiyan which in 2013 killed more than 6000 people. but this time there were warnings and preparation. and mass evacuations. evacuated because it's better to be safe since i can't walk i'd have to crawl to get out but if i could walk i'd prefer to stay in our place. and feed my i'm afraid because my mother's house is already weak and was about to get crushed. the early warnings and preparations put coast guard and other emergency rescuers in position to help residents stranded by rising floodwaters. the storm at one point was one of the most powerful ever recorded but its strength dissipated as it moved across the island of luzon home to more than 2000000 people accounting for 2 thirds of the filipino economy $50000.00 homes here were without power as goni moved out to the south china sea. direction vietnam still packing heavy rains. ahead of goni as landfall the country was still reeling from typhoon which killed $22.00 people next up though filipinos already know another storm that sunny is gaining strength in the pacific ocean as it

killing at least 22 people now the power of goni is a very key memories of 20 thirteen's typhoon haiyan which more than 7300 people were either killed or went missing jamila island centers this update from the capital manila. we're just starting to feel the impact and strength or of life when going the it's still making its way here west words coming from the provinces of i'll buy and found one this province where you 1st made its initial 2 landfalls now earlier today we'll listen to the advisories of top government officials in was the 1st collective advisory given today where they talked about the number of evacuated residents of more than a 1000000 people have been evacuated from coastal communities and towns identified as has or there is and they're well within the path of the typhoon going there over 19000000 feet filipinos well within the path of this typhoon the strongest to ever hit not just the philippines but basically globally this year rescue crews in turkey are working to save people trapped under the rubble in its me a powerful earthquake on friday hit the worst in turkish

receives many storms every year, and let's not forget back in 2013, a similar super typhoon, typhoon haiyane town by the sea was absolutely flattened, if you might remember the images. there was just absolute devastation for miles to see. so this is a country that's used to these storms rolling through and there have been a lot of warnings in place, ‘signal #4‘ is up, ofa maximum of five, that means winds of up to 220 kilometres an hour could be hitting manila later today. but ‘signal #5‘ is up on the coast, so people are being smashed by the winds at the moment, and as it drags across the land it reduces its power. but here, people are relatively used to staying in at the moment because of the covid—19 pandemic. and let's not forget these evacuation centres are now socially distancing, they're advising people to have as many in the evacuation centres, so as not to increase the risk of spread. and people are wearing masks and face shields, which is a prerequisite here if you are using public transport or in a public space. does the country have enough resources to deal with this? well, this

goni rival typhoon haiyan which in 2013 killed more than 6000 people. but this time there were warnings and preparation. and mass evacuations. are now evacuated because it's better to be safe since i can't walk i'd have to crawl to get out but if i could walk i prefer to stay in our place. even my i'm afraid because my mother's house is already weak and was about to get crushed. the early warnings and preparations put coast guard and other emergency rescuers in position to help residents stranded by rising floodwaters. the storm at one point was one of the most powerful ever recorded but its strength dissipated as it moved across the island of luzon home to more than 2000000 people accounting for 2 thirds of the filipino economy $50000.00 homes here were without power as goni moved out to the south china sea. direction vietnam still packing heavy rains. ahead of goldies landfall the country was still reeling from typhoon which killed $22.00 people next up though filipinos already know another storm that sunny is gaining strength in the pacific ocean as

1000000 people have been moved from its path the power of gurney is a very good memories of typhoon haiyan 7 years ago which killed more than 6300 people. are going to cause more from the capital manila. there are so many problems as they're well within the eye wall of by growing need the strongest typhoon to hit the country and perhaps the world this year and earlier today there was an advisory at work top government officials spoke where they talked about preemptive measures that about 19000000 people are actually going to be affected by this typhoon and that here in manila the impact can only be felt late into sunday but the pictures coming from by province from the region is 7 stating there have been flash floods houses submerged and there are reports of casualties although that's something that the government has not been able to confirm at this point but more importantly there is also growing criticism of the president not being present here in manila in luzon since if a food was even announced or arrived days ago we were told that the president is in in his hometown in the city for

people have been evacuated from its projected path the power of gone is a vocal memories of typhoon haiyan which left more than 7300 people dead or missing 2013. of more let's cross live to jimmy the underdog and who's in manila just tell us what's the latest where is science long gone and now. well at this point here in manila we're just starting to feel the impact and strength of typhoon going need still making its way here westward coming from the provinces of alibi and up and one this province where he 1st made its initial 2 landfalls now earlier today we listen to the advisories of top government officials it was the 1st collective advisory given today where they talked about the number of evacuated residents more than a 1000000 people have been evacuated from coastal communities and towns identified as hazard theirs and they're well within the path of the typhoon going the there are over 19000000 feet filipinos well within the path of this typhoon the strongest to ever hit not just the philippines but basically globally this year the government officials talked about preemptive measu

people have been moved from its path the power of god he is a vocal memories of 20 thirteen's typhoon haiyan in which more than 7300 people were killed or went missing well now let's speak to jimmy allen bergen who is in manila and can hear us to really just give us the latest where is the time from now . well at this point it's just leaving the province the region of be called basically and it's slowly inching its way towards the capital manila earlier today came we drove around and we saw preparations that have been ports. a day before the typhoon struck here in the philippines you know we've seen boats be put toward safety at bay where we've been told that more than a 1000000 people have already been evacuated from coastal towns and communities which are believed to be well within the hazard area as well within the path of typhoon the and it comes at a very difficult time of the time came when you know the country's 2 reeling from the impact of the coronavirus pandemic the country has one of the highest infection rates in southeast asia and government resources have been stretched just im

goni rival typhoon haiyan which in 2013 killed more than 6000 people. but this time there were warnings and preparation. and mass evacuations. we have that in a way that you know evacuated because it's better to be safe since i can't walk i'd have to crawl to get out but if i could walk i prefer to stay in our place alone. even my own i'm afraid because my mother's house is already weak and was about to get crushed. the early warnings and preparations put coast guard and other emergency rescuers in position to help residents stranded by rising floodwaters. the storm at one point was one of the most powerful ever recorded but its strength dissipated as it moved across the island of luzon home to more than 2000000 people accounting for 2 thirds of the filipino economy $50000.00 homes here were without power as goni moved out to the south china sea. direction vietnam still packing heavy rains. ahead of goldies landfall the country was still reeling from typhoon which killed $22.00 people next up though filipinos already know another storm that sunny is gai

typhoons typically lose strength as they move over land or the last super typhoon to hit the philippines haiyan in 28 search seen that siphon killed more than 6000 people well let's get more on this now from robert kaufman he is the heads of the international federation of the red cross philippines country office and joins us now live from and i would kids have you with us on the news are your team is on the grains can you give us a sense of the kind of thing they're facing right now. sure thank you appreciate the chance to be here with show the story of what you have people are facing and how the philippine red cross is responding we are about communication reliably with some of the people working on the front lines through satellite telecommunications and they're right now looking at families nearly 21000 that have been displaced and many people who are getting temporary shelter in evacuation centers set up by the government where we're offering hot meals and other essential lifesaving services in the early moments of the crisis in terms of how this impacts individual families just explains w