maybe another foot or two of rein coming down as haiyan ntinues to curve up towards china in the nextu vy much. that iour developing story typhoon hain made landfall in the philippines yesterday. as many as 1,200 people were killed by thtyphoon. wi gusts as strong as 170 miles per hour, ripping off roof topsff of buildings, knocked down trees and power lines and left some in deep floodwaters. nearly 750,000 people fled their homesefore the storm. the bay ares home to some 400,000 filipino americans, man of those who have bee watching the typhoon tckery closely. gladys's sister lives in a place that was hard h by a 7.1 rthquake just three weeks ago. when the typhoon hit, some of her family members were still living in tents because of tha earthqua. >> it's so scary and i'm s scared about them and very worried abou them. actually i can't sleep lt night becausof the worry. i'm so wored. >> relief efforts are ramping up all around the bay area. cities are joining filipino communities and organizes in trying to raisemoney. otr parts of asia brang for the approach ofyphoon haiyan. morehan 5

we're keeping a close eye on typhoon haiyan whichs technically a category 1 hurricane in terms of the strength the wind speed overnight have ntinuedh this system in ter of the winds. it was originally at winds of 14miles per hour, nowown to -mile-per-hour winds and the storm track has changed slightly. the orm taking o a lite bit of a north pushenerally away from han but still hitting the coastal areas in northeastern vietnam d we expect the time for the secon landfall will come in pretty close to 4:00 i e afternoon our time with winds now dropping downven mo to miles per hour, but the stormtill veryikely to bring another foot o two o rain to some of those mountai areas. so flooding and runoff issues wi be the nexttory with haiyan as it continues to trac inland frovietnam into china. >> thks, rob. >>> typhn haiyan is weakening as it appaches central and northern vietnam but authorities moved almt 1 million people in central provinces to safe zones. ste media iseporting at leas six people have been kied as a result of heavy rai several hundred domestic and inteational flights have been canceled ahe of the typhoon. asietnam braces i

haiyan. nbcewsannot confirm the authenticity ofhis but there have been reportsf mal and stores being strped of fo and water after tha typhoon made landfa on friday. rescueorkers worked har trying to ntinue and recoveng the bodies of all of the vicms outthere. there e nearly 1800 deaths s far. the reality is it's possible that number could reach as many as 10,000. have been there set up to try and treat all of the injured pele. trac potts now live in washington wre theilitary says the u.s. war ships are heading othe way to the gion, acie, the dr station unbeliable. >> it'seally bad. countries are ting to get helper there as soon as they can but a lot this stuff is comin by ship and it's going to tak several days and they have other shments that will come about a the commitment by the u.s government has been $20 million, half for supplies and emergcy assistan and thether half sily for food. therare tens of thousands of ople, hundrs ever thousands who are displace so we're sending adestroyer, sending 55 tons of food they lso hope will fee tens of thousands of people. it wille a few days before it really serious situation and the u.s. and other countries are trying to hel out. >> so hard to