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with us now cbs contributor michio kaku.g. >> good morning. >> why is this so destructive. >> first of all, i should say i was in the philippinesen turned friday. i was there six hours before the big typhoon hit. i was one of the last planes to leave. you have to realize the energy source behind these typhoons are warm water. the ocean is warmer than usual. there was a storm surge. people underestimated the wall of water that surged right through the heart of the philippines. >> why is the philippines one of the most hard hit areas. something like 15 to 20 cyclones a year. >> this year it's 24. it's gone off the charts. the philippines is in the center of typhoon alley. just like we have a tornado alley, a hurricane alley. typhoons form in the pacific. surge right over the philippines and into china. and so they have their own typhoon alley. this year it's unusual. just like here in new york we've had fewer hurricanes than any other season on memory. in asia they even had more typhoons that than any other season in memory. >

with us now cbs contributor michio kaku.g. >> good morning. >> why is this so destructive. >> first of all, i should say i was in the philippinesen turned friday. i was there six hours before the big typhoon hit. i was one of the last planes to leave. you have to realize the energy source behind these typhoons are warm water. the ocean is warmer than usual. there was a storm surge. people underestimated the wall of water that surged right through the heart of the philippines. >> why is the philippines one of the most hard hit areas. something like 15 to 20 cyclones a year. >> this year it's 24. it's gone off the charts. the philippines is in the center of typhoon alley. just like we have a tornado alley, a hurricane alley. typhoons form in the pacific. surge right over the philippines and into china. and so ithey have their own typhoon alley. this year it's unusual. just like here in new york we've had fewer hurricanes than any other season on memory. in asia they even had more typhoons that than any other season in memory.