all sides here say they've done that in minden ow. >> ifill: a version of this story aired on "religious and ethnics news weekly. " >> ifill: a version of this story aired on the pbs program "religion and ethics newsweekly." fred's reporting is a partnership with the under-told stories project at saint mary's university in minnesota. >> ifill: and to another part of asia, china, where citizens are increasingly fed up with reports of corruption and lack of accountability. john sparks of independent television news filed this report on an unlikely group of government critics in shandong province, south of beijing. >> it's at the center of everything. he'd come to hear a story about corruption in china and the people who wanted to talk to us were policemen, members of one of the most powerful institutions in the land. we were picked up by two officers and whisked away in their squad car. we'd been complaining about our police chief, he is corrupt but the government has done nothing to investigate him, ignored the complaint of several hundred officers." >> they say their boss has cheated the

much of the damage seems to have been concentrated in eastern minden now. aid workers are still trying to get to the most isolated areas. -- eastern mindenau. >> three years old, yet a survivor of the storm with speeds of 200 kilometers per hour. he was badly injured by typhoon bopha. some people are still being found. mud and debris. there is fresh grief. the dead are also being found in the rubble. the valley bore the brunt of the force of the typhoon. the hurricane barreled through the province, bringing heavy rain and floods across a vast area. officials are astonished at the scale of the damage. >> we were all surprised because this is the first time we have had a super typhoon like this. >> those survivors have makeshift evacuation centers in schools and community halls providing food and shelter. but these banana trees or someone's livelihood. now they are gone. 70% of all crops in this province gone as well. right now is the human cost of the disaster and has most concerned. people are still arriving for medical care, food, and water. the death toll

it was found on camp minden.ng that powder into authorized facilities on the very same site. so far they have safely stored more than 1 million pounds. that, by the way, is enough to fill 27 18-wheelers. >>> a follow-up to the story of jeffrey hillman, the homeless man who receive add pair of shoes from a selfless new york city police officer. "the new york times" caught up with hillman on the upper west side and his new boots were nowhere to be seen. get this. the 54-year-old hillman said that the boots are hidden because, quote, they are worth a lot of money and he could lose his life over them. hillman says he was honorably discharged after serving five years in the army in the late 1970s and 1980s. it was the picture seen around the world. so sad that he feels like he has to hide them and it was such an extraordinary gesture. >> that one story is indicative of so many things in the american culture. the idea that you're a vet and you're sleeping on the streets. the idea that for people who are in poverty or h

improperly stored m-6 powder was found at camp minden on property leased by expo system.he powder into authorized facilities on the site. they have safely stored more than 1 million pounds. that is enough to fill 27 18-wheelers. >> wow. nine bodies have been recovered from three crushed, burned out cars in a highway tunnel 50 miles west of tokyo. officials still don't know what caused a 200 foot section of eight inch thick concrete to cave in over the weekend. take a look at these incredible pictures. and they're not saying whether there might be more victims in the rubble. >>> malala yousafzai, that pakistani girl who was shot in the head by the taliban is saying thank you to all of her new friends all over the world. in a message read by anderson cooper last night's cnn heroes ceremony in los angeles, malala said, quote, i thank the people that supported me without distinguishing religion and color. she is now recovering at a british hospital. >>> dozens of residents demonstrating right outside the home they say serves as a maternity center for chinese mothers. neighbor

this was snapped outside of camp minden. those are piles of boxes of m 6 artillery propellant.estigating the company after an explosion at the site happened in october. >>> an actor, ballerina, bluesman, a funny man and three rockers, that's the kennedy center bestowing its highest honor to an eclectic group of performers. >> we've got funny guy sitting next to dustin hoffman. we've got dave letterman alongside one of the greatest ballerinas of all time of the i don't think dave dances. all three living members of led zeppelin in one place. >> gretchen: the kennedy center honors the highest award for those who influenced american culture through the arts. those are your headlines for your monday morning. >> steve: big night at the condition dee center. let's talk about this, the end of this month, that's thinking fiscal cliff we've been talking about. and yesterday on the chat shows, it was very clear both sides are at logger heads. this on the news that at the conclusion of last week, the president's team unveiled something that was so, according to the republicans, unserious,

after state police found a million pound of improperly stored explosive black powder at the camp mindenin pennsylvania got ready for a horse race and they got a surprise before the gates opened. >> on and the read and rudolph on the outside and the deer are going to the pack. apparently, an equipment problem. >> three deer jumped on to the meadows race track in washington county, pennsylvania and the announcer didn't miss a beat and called play by play on the deer running around. after a few minutes the deer did clear out and if you're wondering, bambi was the winner. >> clayton: that's got to be the most exciting. >> dave: i can't wait for them to take off and show the rudolph action. >> clayton: something in your coffee this morning. >> dave: checking with rick reichmuth, a hot toddy in there. >> i want some. lots of visitors from texas, and you want to say hi to your husband? >> hi, bud. >> rick: you're going to have a good morning now. and out to the west, more rain and snow moving in, this is the rain and this is going to start to be heavy tonight and tomorrow again, some areas and