>> krist, thank you. >>> there will bmore tomorrow on "meet the press." david gregory speaks to e use minority leader ncy pelosi. >>> to the latest in the philippineshereuthorities say most 2 million people he been left homeless by the typhoon that struck more than one week ago. while reli is reaching some, hundreds of thousandare attempting to flee the harhit area our chief medical editor, dr. nancy snyderma reports from bu. >> reporte an uneasy calm. nine days after typhoon iyan ma landfall, families cking through the debris of destroyed homes for anythi salvageable. >> we need food. >> we are still not seeing -- it's difficult to receive relief. >> reporter:till waiting for ng-delayed emergency supplies to reachhe most hard-hit parts of theentral philippines. today in tacloban we saw progress. roads cleared, power lines reored, airports openi up. cargo with packsf food and water arrived from around the rld. a eady stream of helicters tang off from the uss george washington airaft carrier distributing freshater coerted from sea water out of the ship's o

krist kristen, you know everything. every single thing that has to do with the white house today. seriously for a moment about iran and some of the decisions that were made and the diplomacy of john kerry. david has been writing about this. the pluses and the minuses. kerry, a lot of success, short-term success. of course, jeffrey goldberg here also covering all of this. but there's also a lot at stake here if it doesn't go well. >> i think short term is the right word. what he achieved with iran is similar to what he received with the israeli-palestinian peace process. this is a freeze with iran's nuclear process. now there's six months of negotiations to see if there's a real long-term breakthrough. with the israelis and palestinians, it's a nine-month negotiates process. he deserves credit. it's good both of these processes are moving forward, but these aren't landmark breakthroughs yet. i think some of the praise of the iran deal and criticism of the iran deal are both exaggerated at this point. we have to see what's going to happen now. >> jeffrey, you have been talking to is

here with stephanie cutter, bill krist kristol, and candy crow lley. let's start with you, candy.hris christie is the big story tonight. this is a clear marker, i could be the guy that can win us a general election. >> he is a big story. i might argue that cuccinelli coming this close is pretty amazing given the polls we looked at. but to christie, this is the story he wanted. i mean, he wanted this headline. he's close to 60% the last time looking at the polls which is a massive win. he is going to do better in those demographic groups that republicans have so alluded republicans. latinos, african-americans, women, women, women. in the end there are more women voters than there are men and they vote in higher percentages. so this is his presentation to the republican party tomorrow morning. he won't have to say a word. in some ways to me, chris christie is to new jersey what bill clinton was to arkansas. he was a moderate democrat in a red state. and chris christie is -- calls himself a conservative. whatever you want to call him, he's a republican in a blue state proving you can

. >> reporter: krist lker, nbc news, crown point, indiana. >> and they're with us now.king so good. i see a cple of tears in those eyes this morng. >> just a little bit. >> kelly, how are y feeling? the surry was a wk ago and as weust hea it wasn't an sy one. >> no it wasn'tasy but i'm doing well now. krten came over for the first time yesterday so i w feeling amazing yesterday. >> well, kristen when a loved one goes through something often we feel so helpless and here's a situatn where you could really help your sister. what did that mean to you? >> i was amazing just to be able to help rebuild her self-esteem and tout her back to norma or a new norl ase ll it now, it was a great feeling. >> this is a case whereou helped each other in so my ways but kelly you'rehe one at a talked krisn, as i undetand it, into going to see the doctor which lead to her breast ccer diagnosis. how did you convince hero go when she didn't want to? >> well i was going to use the twin card and i said if she didn't go get tested i was going to call and make the appointment under her name forhe

kriste welker i live at the white use to tell us more. >> repter: good morning to you.rs say it could be days, if not longer, before insurance companies figure out how to proceed so policyholrs shld be patient, but also proactive. dea is one of the millions of amerans who got a letter from he insurce company canceling her health ce plan becauset doesn't meethe new obama care requirements. >> nearly fell out of the chai i mean it was a he shock. >> reporter: and while she welcomed presidentbama's announceme this week tt he'll allow insurance companies to renew old plans for a year she is also skeptical. >> to me, a x would be if you like your plan, you can keep ur plan, period. >> reporter: many iurance companies are fuming sayg the president passed a political hot potato on to them. on friday, insurance ceos met with the president at e white house to figure out how toake mr. oba's fix work. >> what we are going to be doing is brainstoing on h do we make sure that evebody understands what theirptions are. >> reporter: andfterearly two hours of discussion, t ceos struck a