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as it works its way toward viet nam, it goes to a 3 and then a 2. it could still intensify. we'll be tracking this and obviously during the newscast and then at 10:00 i'll be update anything developments with the now category 4 hurricane or typhoon. >>> and keep if mind, you can find out how you can help by going to ktvu.com. they'll their we posted links to organizations and resources that be sending help to the communities impacted. just click on web links. >> and a rally is planned for next week in support of teacher who is reached a contract impass. the teachers and the district have been negotiating with little success. they reached an impass this week. next wednesday, they're planning a rally to drum up support including salary and health benefits. the teacher's union is seeking a 7% increase and kaiser medical benefits. the district is offering a 3% pay increase with no increased medical benefits. the mount diablo unified is one of the largest in california including more than 56 school campuses and programs. it educates close to 32,000 students from kindergarten thro

and finally we're going to get a nam plague with our nan it and it can hold 100,000-gallons of coke and they were curious how much you could put in there and all made of alaskan cedar and fabricated in petaluma and one of the amazing things is every time one hits a home run the tv camera pans over and subliminally "home run coke" the best advertisement i have seen. >> and this is another building and two identical side by side. >> designed by the u.s. m marine corp. >> and this was base isolated in the year 2000 and that means they basically cut the building off underneath and put in these big separators with a rubber plate that allows the building to slide back and fourth so the building is intended to function after a earthquake and high level of functioning. >> it's a server building and generators on the top and they promise it will survive any earthquake and fine afterwards. are you going to show them the joints around the building? >> this is one. you can see next to the building in this shot and piece of walk way and that's a sacrificial slab and as the building moves will slip u

nam, they were very expensive. we'll never know how president kennedy would have handled those two situations. he very likely would have done similar things johnson did. >> that's a really interesting question. i don't know. i mean, i want to say no, but -- >> we don't know. we heard people say he'll continue in vietnam and certain people say no. robert kennedy said he would continue in vietnam. >> well, we won't know, will we. the great mystery of history. both, thank you very much. in the meantime, taking a look at getting caught up in the holiday shopping rush. we've got some good investments for you right now that can help pay for it. etire when he's 153, which would be fine if bob were a vampire. but he's not. ♪ he's an architect with two kids and a mortgage. luckily, he found someone who gave him a fresh perspective on his portfolio. and with some planning and effort, hopefully bob can retire at a more appropriate age. it's notocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. >>> all right, you can b

the mongolian president met with members of the north korean leadership, including kim yung nam who is second in command. many analysts predicted kim jong-un would meet with him but there's been no word on whether they met. north korea's state-run media said he asked kim to give a president to the north korean leader. observers think pyongyang might have refused the mongolian request for a summit. they say the leadership may believe that kim should first meet with the leader of china, the country's key supporter. >>> a german politician says edward snowden is willing to testify in an investigation that u.s. agents monitored the cell phone of german chancellor angela merkel. the lawmaker met the former u.s. intelligence contractor in moscow. german media say the legislator of the opposition green party hans christian strobella spent three hours with snowden. snowden reportedly said he's ready to speak before german prosecutors and members of parliament. he told german tv that snowden appeared to have a lot of information about the eavesdropping issue. observers believe his testimony wil

across the size and southern luzon though and then eventually by the end of the weekend the impact viet nam. robert frank's the latest us economic growth data shows that the world's largest economy is on track for a moderate recovery. a commerce department released the first reading of the gross domestic product for the july to september period. it shows the us economy grew at and analyze rate of two point eight percent from the previous three months that's up to zero point three percentage points from the april to june quarter the growth rate overshot analysts' estimates of around two percent. housing investment which has been the main driver of the recovery remains strong he grew fourteen point six percent posti a double digit increase for fifth straight quarter consumer spending which makes up two thirds of the gdp rose one point five percent down from the one point eight percent increase posted in the previous quarter the european central bank has decided to cut its benchmark interest rate to the lowest level ever. ecb policy makers have made the decision to support the region's sluggis

rainfall that's going to be coming with this as well and that is to push up there with the west in viet nam by the end of the weekend. there can be feeling the effects of the dra so i'm really grounds are ready set read it there but one of watson's very closely here through the coming days. talk about what's going on elsewhere across the world where in the americas we do up a storm system actually pushing off towards the northeast is the delivery of the stove on a pullback over course newfoundland. widespread rain showers across portions of the central us scurrying off their towards the east and then we have as high pressure coming in behind it. this is discontent of the recall all the dominating air mass clear skies into its own complaint but temperatures will be absolutely frigid and then behind that. another low pressure so we got that wold that height and then another will coming in that spring and some sixty five km per hour wind gust in some rain showers and even snow on the higher elevations are across the cascades blessed to know that the temptress of the cold air mass to men and wo

historic deal but he called it rather a historic mistake now israeli ministers have been lining up to nam bats to rein in nuclear deal the country's foreign minister avigdor lieberman has said that all options are on the table and that israel would act independently of the deal that is reached with iran essentially jerusalem believes that the deal is marginally better than the first draft but it is still a bad deal according to the israelis and they say it could get worse if the controls that are stipulated in the agreement or not rigorously adhered to the deal is based according to the rhetoric that we're hearing coming out of television on self-delusion we've heard that it's reminiscent of the bad deal that was reached and signed with north korea we've also heard from other ministers that it brings the world closer to a nuclear arms race and that there's no reason for the world to celebrate what the signing of this deal has indicated first and foremost. is that israel is food isolated and even more marginalized by an international community that in effect did not listen to the israeli c

before making landfall as a weak system but still big green maker there for central and southern viet nam and there is risk of flooding with us was a lot going on in the tropics out in the western pacific how someone talk about what's going on elsewhere in the world into the americas we have all pretty on strong low pressure area develop the ec are a few that center circulation though we have is this is pulling in one or more east around the golf mexico so widespread rain showers from texas into the deep south the lord is the true knowledge is the risk of flash flooding here in some severe weather the reason the severe weather center. because the employee or spilling in from the north white spritz no point of course is nebraska in the south dakota with the theme of climate and seven meters. castles clyde that's without severe weather threatens really starts to set up now spies intentional when the pad with a high of zero to a chilly there for you denver was once a snowball used at twenty six warming up towards the east end of the hand that when they are surging and actually bring in above

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it's going to make it's way west toward they ha vet nam ne vietna category two when it lands here. >>the students could be taking the most stress you will, am of theiexam oftheir lights. the roads are going to be opened late. >> this is not the entrance to a football match or a concert, o or the latest music sec sayings. it's a high school that have come to their friend wish theird luck. it's a highly pressurized system and it's not just students feeling it. they come to watch their mothers and daughters. >> if you glad wai graduate froe you are proud you majored in a specific field. >> attitudes are changing thanks in part to a government policy aimed the a encouraging students to look at other careers this state robotic high school in soul boasts that most of 90% of students are given yox jobs somewhere without having to go to university. they are encouraging people to going to the work force. >> the companies still employ people depending on their background. but they should be selecting them depending on their skills. the number of registerric regism takers is down by 30,00 30,000

. >> in wal-mart could be nam nimble. don't think you want the government to take a pass. >> i do. but let's talk about the war on poverty. lyndon johnson said he would end poverty. here is where the war began. sure enough it dropped sharply the first 5, 7 years after that. but then it stopped improving. we taught people government programs teach people to be dependent. look what was happening before the war on poverty. americans were lifting ourselves. >> we should have been more helping the government. >> government doesn't teach dependency? >> i am not sheer saying government is perfect. 2k3w069ment has bad things it is clumsy and bureaucratic and has waste and corruption in it but i am saying there are things that the privates do well. am -- can we put this up. the rise of foot. people. it has the number of people collecting the lowers last glance what's the solution. >> we should limit the programs and let the private sector step in. one more example is the rise of disability payments to people. straight up so you ha

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. >> and sakhan said has been nam the new leader. we explain how and why he's been lected. >> this is the pakistani taliban's new leader. khan said is in his mid 30s. he was appointed by a council of senior taliban commanders, securing 43 out of 60 votes. some factions of the band -- banned organizations made up of 30 affiliated groups are pushing for other candidates to take the top job. khan said is well-known. he is thought to have planned an attack on a gaol in north-west pakistan, that killed 400 prisoners and an attack on an air force base. >> khan said was a trusted lieutenant of a former leader hakimullah mehsud who was killed in a drone strike on friday. >> the interior minister condemned the c.i.a.-led strike saying the attack harmed the peace process getting under way between the government and taliban, and that u.s.-pakistan cooperation would be reviewed. many pakistanis are angry at what the c.i.a. did. >> translation: americans have no right to cause this destruction. i believe it was criminal >> translation: the person

for decades especially following vet nam war. in the last decade when we went into these two wars in iraq and afghanistan the u.s. government did not lay the groundwork to prepare for this influx of veterans coming back, and for two wars that would last a decade. that said, in the last four or five years the department of veterans affairs, the nation as a whole really has really improved by leaps and bounds in getting veterans the services they need. >> brandon let me ask wit one me question. you wrote a well thought of book, taughted, the war i always wanted the illusion of glory and the reality of war. so on this day, what was your illusion of war and what was your reality? >> well, that's a long story. but i'll keep it short. >> sure. >> when i joined the military, when i first joined rotc in college in 1996, you know, i think like a lot of americans, i had sort of a false impression of what war was all about. i watched a lot of movies and thought that it would be you know a great time and i would follow in the footsteps of my

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his real nam is miles.5-year-old kindergartener who spent most of his me in aattle against leukemia. he is in resuspicion. thanks to the make-a-wh foundation the signedp 1200 people to help turning sf into gotham. special edition about his a exploitsow he sav the city. t man and some of bat man's friends, ran miles through traing to help prepare f his crime fightin spree. apparently after all of this miles has little idea that his life long dream of becoming a >> superheroes,e likes tooh be a superhero. he is one our mind. >> what mes him a super hero. he beat an awfulless. >> what are you dng in s frcisco? >> going to be batman. >> rorter: he will receive a call from t chief this morning to help. he will stop a bank robbery being putn by the riddler, and then the penguin he is going to rescue h rescue lucille, and receive a key from the mayor this afternn. bob redell >> thanks so much. 6:59. we have a emergency to tell you about. american airlines mb 80 making an emergency landing. moments after it took of

and i'm going to give it a nam. >> he invented the reagan>> doctrine. not reagan.now everybody has got to have a doctrine. charles had made it mandatory to come up with a doctrine for every president. man >> but even after reagan's 49 state landslide, charles>> r krauthammer was still not sure what to make of reagan the mant who he met at the white house in 1986. >> he invited me to lunch. i tried to engage him like on the contra, what are you goingth to do? all of a sudden i'm hearing is the story about how when he anda nancy were in the guest house of president marcos of the fill pipes, there was a giant spider on the ceiling and the question was how to get it off without scaring nancy and i'm thinking. i don't get it. this is the most successful president in ms y lifetime. he seems to be out m to lunch. what's going on? >> he says it was only later that he realized what eluded him about reagan. >> he had no neeutd to show howd smart he was. he knew exactly what i was asking. he didn't want to talk about it. if you thought he was a dunce, he didn't care because h

officials giving the contradictory evidence about the state of the military campaign in south viet nam. >> 48 hours of nonfiction authors and books continues now on c-span2. walter echo-hawk talks about the u.s. government's adoption of the u.n. declaration of the rights of indigenous peoples and discusses what needs to be done to implement it and create a more just society for native americans. this is about an hour 15. [applause] >> wow. [laughter] i have to thank you, professor. i couldn't ask for a more wonderful than and generous, kind introduction. i paid her to say all of that. [laughter] but i am very pleased to be here at asu's sandra day o'connor's college of law and appreciate the opportunity to speak. and i especially want to thank greg hill the executive director of the indian legal program, darlene and of course patty ferguson for inviting me to be here. i am just so pleased and glad and honored to once again be here at the college and to be part of this lecture series. i have to say at the outset that the program is certainly well known nationally. as a national leader i

oil, natural gas and right below here, the nam olian salt dump, one mile wide and three across, there3 wells in the salt dump. this was drilled by texas brian in 1982 and sealed in 2011. at some point after that, the side wall of the cavern began to collapse. the first sign of trouble came in may of 2012. the earthly began to shake. gas bubbled up. on august 3rd, 2012, the ground began sinking. trees and other objects were swallowed up as saidiment moved in to the cavern a mile below the surfaces. >> as the cavern fills up, the resulting sink hole has grown larger by the day. what's potentially more terrifying is what's slowly rising to the surface. a noxious brew of crude oil, decaying debris and tens of millions of cubic feet of explosive gases. general russell horne was responsible for coordinating military relief efforts for the hurricane battered gulf coast widely considered a hero, he has become an out spoken advocate for communities like this. honoree and a few residents took us out on a boat to show us the beauty of this place and the hazards they are facing. >> this is incred

philippines and as we move this through it is through the south china sea and heading on northern neat namnto southern parts of china and it is bright to darker color indicating losing the energy and the feed from the ocean. but a cloud heading toward the philippine and causing some concern as well and we will come back to that but it's worth reflecting the most powerful storm to hit anywhere globally since the second world war and after that we got satellite to pinpoint the force involved in some of the systems and as far as the philippines is concerned it's the deadliest storm in history and the costliest with total economic damage of $14 billion u.s. the concern is the next tropical system coming in, it's a tropical depression and produce gusty winds and steady rain. we will see 100-150 millimeters of rain compared to 500 millimeters from haiyan and the main issue is it will hinder rescue because they will have low cloud base with it and stop flights taking place and relief efforts from going ahead and moving out towards thursday and haiyan is further north over parts of china where we

as many as 10,000 people are feared dead haiy has slowed significtly, it landed in vet nam earlier as a tropical storm. no casualties have bn reported. >> thank you for that. we can tell you fipino groups across the area steppingp trying to donything they can to try a aid in the relief effort group thatelps underprivilegedhe kidsas been collectin cash and food donations of this morning. they collected nearly0 boxes of food and 1600 in donations. that's one of many organizatio here in the bay area trying to help outnd make a difference in t philippines. if you wanto help out, head to nbayarea.com. we have a lt of organizations you can donate to. search typhoon. >> 6:07. new details to tell you about, about a food recall linked to line of grab and go foods distrited by trade joe's. is is new video of the glass onion catering headquarters sold at the cin.ds a wraps ficials have linked chicken and ham in the products to an e. coli outbreak. so far 26 people in three states haveecome sic including veral here in calirnia. if you shop at trader joe's check your fridge for deli white chicken

it is continuing a path that will give rain and flooding to parts everett nam and china. as we look closer when haiyan made landfall, you could see the radar showing we have some more areas of rain moving into the same areas that were destroyed by this particular typhoon, super typhoon. now, the storm as we are taking the track into the south china sea is going to be moving into vietnam. it's tracking closer to deny ang. it widenang. it will take a turn. as it gets closer to lands fall south of hanoi, we expect to see it drop down to a category 1, potentially, a little less than a category 1. it cock just a tropical storm as it does make landfall. after it does that it takes a hard turn up to the north. this is going to be happening through the day sunday. landfall close to noon our time. jonathan? >> we are watching it. >> 5.5 magnitude earthquake has hit japan. it was estimated employed 25 miles northeast of tokyo. the quake shook buildings in the capital city. officials say they are not worried about the possibility of a tsunami. we are learning about this. we will bri

this morning navidad, a vet nam vet han still has bruises to show for it. >> when she was falling i held my arms out so she can land on my arms, then i was going to lock her in. we were going to fall together. that way i absorbed the impact. and nothing was going to happen to her. they call me a hero. i'm a hero to them. but to me i just reacted the way i did. >> it's pretty amazing he broke her fall. saved her life. >> raiders showing their appreciation. willie brown personally drove to his house to thank him and give him sunday's game ball. >> pretty cool. >> he'd love to hear from the woman or her family to see how she is doing. the only reason she survived is because of his actions. the right place, right time. >> hats off to him and making the right move. still ahead, we'll tell you about the pope's new mission what he has to say about the number one priority and what it should be. >> an oil spill on the mississippi river after a tow boat sinks. how much soil on board and what's being done to keep it contained. >> a company ignores a government order. we'll take a look. >> right now

flash flooding, you can see across individual nam over towards thailand, laos, cambodia, anywhere between two to five inches in some locations. isolated areas will see 5 to 8 inches. this will be a big problem. we will watch this over the next day or so. we did see a lot of rain in that area with the last. i will bring you temperatures well blow average for many locations. >>> in the united states, tragteen at camp pendleton. the military says four marines were killed this morning. it reportedly happened while clearing a range of unexploded ordnance. the cause is under investigation. eight months ago, seven marines were killed in a live fire training exercise in nevada. no case, human error was blamed. >>> a warning from secretary of state john kerry. he was on capitol hill urging senators not to impose new sanctions on iran. kerry says he needs more time to try to find a diplomatic end to the international stand objection; form over iran's nuclear capability. >> our hope is now that no new searchings would be put in place for the simple reason that if they are, it could be viewed as bad

>> flew out of a place calls nam pong thailand. we affectionately called it "the rose garden." i was taking my wifmente my son had just turned 1 year old. >> he's a commander now? >> he's a lieutenant commander, a drone squadron in cherry point, north carolina. he's been in cherry point twice. he went over 20 years in the marine corps last week. it could be his first time being there and last time. i took my wife and son back to columbia where my mom and dad and jackie's mom were and put them in an apartment. we went from travis air force base to what i thought was going to be iwankanichi, japan. i brought my dress drawers and a trunk. i landed, and they said, squadron, that's yesterday. take your trunk, go over to the hanger, and get out enough underwear and flight suits for a month. because you are going south. i said going south where? they said, can't tell you. when i called my wife, she said, what's this secret airbase? i said what are you talking about? she said it is on the cover of "time" magazine. i ened up in the jungle. the c.d.'s had gone in and cleared all the cobr

you don't necessarily have to get through security to get to the term nam. the ticketing gate is in a lower level and they have stairs and a stairway. and elevators to go up to the second level and you go through security. he may not have gone through security. that is still yet to be determined. lax is mostly shut down but there are planes lapding, southwest jet just landed right here on the north runway that is adjacent to terminal three. we have to assume they were okayed to land. i will say that there is a significant police presence all around lax. for those who know the area. century boulevard is shut down. and also, some of the areas as i am walking are shut down. there is a line of buses out here. there is a line that goes to the access way and the airport is shaped like a horse shoe and you come in so to speak and a number of buses are lined up and traffic lined in every direction for as far as you can see. the lax police helicopter is just in front of me and only a couple of hundred of yards and right by a hawaiian jet that is circle negligent end

. >> tiny began saying things like, oh, come on, steve, you did it in nam, you know, you can get this bird down. >> steve momentarily regains control of the chopper. >> so he says he's going to land it. as he's coming down, he still had erratic movement. then he had the bird under control. i said, oh, he's got it. everything is fine. he's got it. bring it down. >> when it was about two feet from the earth, it just turned over on its side and came right for us with the rotors sideways. i thought it might explode. >> fuel is leaking from the crashed craft, and it could blow at any second. but that's not what's on tiny's mind. >> in vietnam we see a lot of choppers crash on the river. you react quickly. if you don't, you lose a buddy. >> so tiny gets to the smoldering helicopter fast. >> when i got to the ditch, steve was under water. couldn't see anything. so i didn't know if he was alive or he was dead. >> get on the radio, call dispatch. >> firing orders, tiny instructs another worker to get steve's head above water. that's when tiny sees his biggest problem. >> his leg is stuck. his

means justice in arabic language and i learned that fact and does it bother you if we shoot your own namo, not bother me. some people have a bad interpretation of my maim in the movie like a can, like it is my life but for me it was very clear. >> rose: rotate this is a scene between you and emma played by leah, fidou talking about philosophy. >> rose: some people raise the question well i don't want so and so, i wouldn't want my children seeing this. do you have any thoughts on that? >> like -- >> the sexuality between these two women that we just saw. >> for me, there is age, people like, my own brothers i. >> rose:. >> rose: they have not seen it. >> no, because they are like 12 and ten. >> rose: oh, yes. >> and i am their sister so they are not fully mature to understand that is just cinema. but after some time, it is too bad because people make a big deal about this scene because there are seven minutes and. >> it is a long seven minutes sexual encounter. >> yes. and they are like sexual things, like one minute and it is finished, but here it is like real sexual life, two people who

if heas a lawyer, he has not revealed the lawyer's nam and no statements have been released.peaking for himself. saturday, atiami dolphins practice the two playerst the center of controver were absent. and both have been silent. untinow. suspended fensive lineman richie incognito sat down with fox spts, a portion of that interviebegins with a question. is he the face of bullying, and his use of the "n" word? >> this is an issue of -- this an issue of my ajohn's relationship. you can ask anybody i the miami dolphins locker room, who had his back the absolute most. they will undoubtly tell you me. all this stuff comg out just -- it speaks to -- it speakso the cture of our locker room. it speaks t the culture of our closeness. it speak to the culture of our brotherhood. an the cism, the b words, you know, that's what i regret st. but that's a product of the environment. that's sometng that we use all the time. >> reporter: his teammate, jonathan martin who remains on the iury report, is in los angeles with his parents a is not talking. when the high school practe fields across a

still a lot of 70's for the after nam. 71 in sunnyvale and cupertino. east that as well.t around average gipper take a couple of degrees. mid-70's in pleasanton. looking for high of 68 in san leandro. temperatures are getting up into the lower 70's in petaluma. 65 in downtown san for cisco and oakland 68 degrees. we need the rain. >> pam: superstar boston justin bieber improve that he was doing something illegal. female narrator: sleep train challenged sleep train challenged its manufacturers to offer even lower prices. but the mattress price wars end monday. now, it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with big savings of up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years' interest-free financing, plus free same-day delivery, setup, and removal of your old set. when brands compete, you save. mattress price wars end monday at sleep train. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> catherine: police and rio de janeiro want to have a chat with justin and be better. justin bieber. that's after he was reportedly spotted spray- painted

mold into the south and from that point it will make its way towards a viet nam by sunday afternoon.hing we will continue to monitor. we will have more information coming up. >> back here in the bay, we are waking up to fog. here's a live look outside the temperatures are not too bad we're starting out in the 40's and '50's. we're scene dense fog moore's of the golden gate bridge. if you are headed into the afternoon the fog--the highs were range until the upper 50s. concord will have high of 70% 73 degrees for fairfield. we will see a clear day into tomorrow, even sunday. by the end of veterans that we will see some rain. your 7 day or around the bay highlights the potential for some rain for tuesday and wednesday. as of right now most of it will stay north of the golden gate bridge. maligned we are seeing our first accidental this morning. this is right near edwards avenue. we have two cars that are blocking the left flank.lines. chp is on the scene so hopefully that will clear this out shortly. >> the bridge check, we are seeing the bay bridge which is in good shape despite the fa

this nation will keep its commitments from south viet-nam to west berlin. we will be unceasing in the search for peace; resourceful in our pursuit of areas of agreement even with those with whom we differ; and generous and loyal to those who join with us in common cause. in this age when there can be no losers in peace and no victors in war, we must recognize the obligation to match national strength with national restraint. we must be prepared at one and the same time for both the confrontation of power and the limitation of power. we must be ready to defend the national interest and to negotiate the common interest. this is the path that we shall continue to pursue. those who test our courage will find it strong, and those who seek our friendship will find it honorable. we will demonstrate anew that the strong can be just in the use of strength; and the just can be strong in the defense of justice. and let all know we will extend no special privilege and impose no persecution. we will carry on the fight against poverty and misery, and disease and ignoranc

the senate candidates that have helped lose the senate for them, whether they can prevent that die namexrecurring this cycle, and then the economy. the bottom line is these elections tend to be about fundamentals like the economy. a good indicator of that will be obama's approval rating which tends to ebb and flow with how people are feeling. >> the tea party candidates were not the nominees -- >> keep debating that. >> george allen. >> before we move on, i want john's prediction. >> enge there were people tee tea party candidates that lost them the senate. >> if the election were held today it would be a 50-50 race. one myth that has to be punctured is that republican senate incumbents are sensitive to tea party channels. the only republican senator who lost to a tea party candidate lost at a convention in utah. name me the republican senate candidate who was an incumbent who lost a challenge by the tea party candidate. i will eat the carpet if mitch mcconnel loses. i will eat the carpet is lamar alexander loses. it's not going to happen. incumbents are much tougher to beat. lindsay g

storm surges that were caused by this super typhoon and it's created what many are describing as sue nam any type conditions. a lot of these villages are wiped to the ground. same as we saw in 2004 in december during the indian ocean tsunami. this is creating some very serious low guelogistical difficulties. the aid is not getting in to the places where it's needed the most. this is where international assistance is coming in, especially from the u.s., but also from the european union and many other countries in the world. there has been an outpouring of generosity directed at the philippines. we know the first world food program cargo has already left from malaysia. that should be arriving imminently in this country. this is a situation that is not without controversy. there have been some reports of widespread looting and there have been some accusations that the government has not done enough to really clamp down on that looting. some have been suggesting that there should even be marshal law in some of the affected areas and there has been talk of a state of emergency. the president

parts of texas tonight will reach the 20s and 30s while the oorn seaboard stays in the 40s for high nam's about 15 to 20 degrees below the norm. norah, charlie? >> megan in chicago. norah, charlie. >>> time to show you the morning's headlines from around the globe. "the new york times" looks at roman catholic bishops they're being encouraged to take up places in iraq syria and india. workers are there persecuted and killed for their faith. bishop timothy dolan said it pales in comparison. >>> "the wall street journal" saying new ways to fight insects, mosquitos and bed bugs are a menace around the world. and navy researchers are looking at robots and other devices to zap the bugs. >>> and the san jose mercury news said a trial will start today in smartphone patents. hundreds of millions of dollars are at stake. >>> "the washington post" looking at the retail arms race to lure holiday shoppers. walmart, kohl's and target are opening earlier on >>> for the first in a while, we finally got our doppler out now and we are checking out some rain drops popping up in and around the bay area. scat