most of my flying was done offer in north vietnam. they were generally night, low- level interdix missions -- interdiction missions. you seldom went out with more than one airplane. >> how young? >> i was young and foolish. i was a first lieutenant. so i was probably 24 or 25. >> so you think back to those missions over north vietnam. what's the motion moment that you remember? >> the one moment i remember is the time i didn't think i was coming home. i didn't think i was going to get back. it was just a mission we went in. we had a particular -- back then we were kind of stupid about how we did things. the target times were almost always the same. everything was repeatable back then. so we were at liberty to arrange our ingress anyway we wanted to do it, but the targets were going to be the same no matter what. there was one area, an area called qenky bridge that was in the southern area of north vietnam. every time you went in there, they knew you were coming, they knew what time you were coming, and they started shooting every -- e

by later this weekend it is approaching north vietnam and eventually may make another landfall in laws sometime monday. it is weakened, winds are down to 142. but it's still a category 4 or category 5 hurricane. we call them hurricanes in the pacific. that part of the pacific they call them typhoons. storm surge was reported at 20 feet. you can imagine the damage must be unbelievable. we'll be keeping this tracking throughout the weekend and we'll hear more about this. as far as local weather, it is quieter here. >> it certainly is. we have cooler temperatures, nothing you wouldn't expect. we are here with the mobile weather lab and temperatures dropping out of the 50-degree range into the 40s. we are at about 48 here with a slight wind chill, winds are around 10 miles per hour. we are down around key highway celebrating this veterans day weekend and also a birthday for pride of baltimore ii. we'll talk about what's going on and you will hear stories about that on our newscast. as far as what you can expect, we are looking at temperatures staying on the cool side. it will be brisk and

is headed over the next couple days, generally over the south china sea, northeast sections of north vietnam eventually heading into laos by monday it could still be a category 1 or 2 hurricane by then, tropical storm or they call them typhoons in that part of the world and hurricanes this part of the world. we will continue to track the storm's progress throughout the weekend. quiet weather for us. back to you. >>> a gas leak forces evacuations downtown baltimore. sky chopper 13 over the north block of charles street. a contractor was working in a commercial building and hit a gas line. crews are working to repair the leak. firefighters evacuated a day care when it happened. >>> well, a big night, the plead of baltimore 2 is celebrating -- pride of baltimore 2 is celebrating its anniversary. pride 1 sank and killed four crew members in the 80s. since then pride 2 has been all over the world representing baltimore. kai jackson has more on tonight's celebration. kai. >> reporter: yes, denise. this anniversary really commemorates triumph and tragedies in the pride sailing history. this majesti

this will be effecting north vietnam later in the day. the good news is the winds are not as strong as it was when i roared ashore in the philippines last night. >> more on that powerful typhoon. check out the after math in central philippines. officials have recovered more than 100 bodies. the red cross said the number of people killed could reach more than 1,000. flooding over vehicles, downed utility polls and trees blocking roads delays rescue and aid effort. more than 500,000 people have been moved out. one bay area communities is preparing to help the victims. they're planning a fundraising on the 16th. fundraisers have been glued to their tvs watching reports of this storm. several of her relatives were forced to evacuate. >> the one effected are the poor people in the philippines because of the structure of their houses that are not as much compared to affluent people. >> people are dealing with devastations from two natural disasters. last month a 7.2 magnitude earthquake hit the island. the money raised go to towards the victims

it started to track in all of that rainfall into north vietnam stretching up into china and then made a northern track. so, it is continuing to bring excessive amounts of rain into not only that northern portion of vietnam but stretching forth farther to the north. the philippines is bracing for a second hit as you may have heard them talking about. they are concerned about how much rainfall is headed back into the philippines because we have a cluster of thunderstorms developing a little bit of a cyclone spin. this particular system is going to be tracking towards the philippines as we get into the day monday and mont need. we are expecting to get quite a bit of rainfall but it could strengthen and bring wind as well. we will monitor these changing conditions over the course of the next 12 to 24 hours as this cluster of thunderstorms continues also, as we continue to see the rainfall totals go up for parts of southern china who has already been hit by several typhoons earlier this year. jonathan? >> thanks, rebecca. after three days of talks, no deal with iran over its nuclear progra

that storm made a second landfall sunday in north vietnam. 600,000 were evacuated from that area. >> secretary of state john kerry says world powers are closer to a deal with iran over its nuclear program despite initial talks didn't come to an agreement. more talks will occur this month. >> the syrian national coalition will attend meetings, but was guarantees that relief will meet all areas, political prisoners must be releeld. >> their the headlines, "real money" is up next with ali velshi. all the latest news on the website at aljazeera.com. data, the most important of all was the monthly jobs report. 247,000 new jobs was added in october. that is a lot more than predicted. still a mixed picture because unemployment inched up to 7.3%. it was 7.2. more jabs were created, more people dropped out of the force. the labour participation rate. people who were working dropped to 62%, the lowest in 35 years. i asked labor secretary thomas perez why labour force participation drops. >> the best remedy to address this is to grow the economy. that's why the president is talking about invest

this morning, typhoon haiyan reached north vietnam as a tropical storm. but winds are still gusting at nearly 100 miles an hour. >> about 6,000 people were evacuated ahead of the storm. some cities are bracing for widespread flooding. at least six people have died there so far. all schools in hanoi are closed. the army has been mobilized. be sure to stay with abc news for the latest on the recovery in the philippines. we'll have a live report coming up on "good morning america." >>> tough negotiations on iran's nuclear program. they've come to an end for now without a deal. that opens the way for possibly new sanctions to be approved by congress. tahman bradley is in washington with all the details. good morning, tahman. >> reporter: good morning, diana. secretary of state john kerry attended talks on the iranian nuclear program this weekend. in switzerland. this week, mr. kerry will be on capitol hill to update lawmakers on the whole situation. he's expected to say the talks have not failed. they're still a work in progress. after days around the bargain

and then it moves toward north vietnam. we look at this track we are tonight and tomorrow watching the philippines as the storm moves through. as we go to the west coast of the u.s. here is another storm we are watching. >> it brings some gusty wind to the northwest. we have flownty o plenty of snog down. and the cold air is going to be pushing temperatures closer to freezing. as we we dry out that is when e cold air moves in. >> welcome to al jazeera new york i'm david shuster. one. mosmost powerful storms ever is hitting the philippines. this is a city with more than 200,000 people that was directly in the pas path of this monster storm. the typhoon had winds gusting to 235 miles-per-hour before it hit the island nation. you are looking at pic pictures. there are some 2 million people that are in the danger zone in the fill pension. philippines. we'll keep you posted through the in and out. >> the food and

and noon and bring a significant amount of rainfall in north vietnam with 10 to 12 inches of rain beforeaking a northern track into china. still a lot of concerns about landslides and flooding continue not only for the philippines but now for vietnam. >> we'll continue to watch it. thanks rec. wrebecca.we turn to syria, a den that could have major consequences for all parties in that ongoing conflict. >> reporter: the issue of the syrian national coalition participation in the geneva two negotiations whenever they actually finally happen will be tricky for the coalition, and remains the issues that they'll have to take on over the next couple of days. at one level this opposition can't not show up at an international meeting of this magnitude. on the other hand if they show up and the opposite side of the table is the assad regime, and bashar al-assad himself, they will loss any credibility they have left to get to this point. >> there is a polio outbreak in syria, the first in 14 years has already paralyzed 10 children and hundreds of thousands of more are at risk. providing polio vacci

the typhoon is expected to weaken to a tropical depression once it reaches north vietnam. >>> more than 400,000 bay area residents consider themselves filipino americans. many are trying to contact family and friends in the philippines but can't. that includes members of a congregation in san francisco worried about their pastor. abc 7 news reporter has that story. >> reporter: the monsignor of st. patrick's catholic church in the philippines when the storm hit. the congregation has been trying to track him down but can't get ahold of him. he is a pastor at the church where 50 filipino americans are members. he was in manila this week and though that city was spared the brunt of the storm his congregation wants to make sure he is okay. one church member knows how destructive the storm can be. the typhoon destroyed her sister's home this week. it's like it scared them. yesterday i got just a short message saying that they're okay but the house is gone. the good thing is that we're thankful that their lives are saved. things can be replaced but lives couldn't. >> reporter: the congregatio

vietnam. this is the tropical depression we're starting to see. it's spreading moisture to the north of vietnam. this is a place that has already had considerable amounts of rain in the last week or so. there will be increased flooding and landslides. another tropical system is expected to strengthen to a deep depression before making landfall and bringing heavy rain in across southern india. over the next three days you can expect anywhere in the orange which is just there on the coast, if you can see getting the worst of it, about 200 millimeters of rain is possible. elsewhere, let's go to the americas. things have been looking wintery here all week with the snow up in the northeast and up in the northwest as well in the mountains. strong high pressure is keeping things very clear and very cold in the early hours of the morning on thursday. but your daytime highs will be improving in fact, getting back up to double figures for many of you suffering from a cold blast over the last couple days. up towards the northwest, we have a few showers here. it's not toward the weekend that you

vietnam as we go thrgh the day tomorrow. you can see the path now, making the seco landfall into the north half of vietnam. so some of the latest that we're lo at here in terms of its next potenti landfall will be looking at wind droppin down to perhaps closeo tropical storm strength, in northern vinam. you'll see the winds down from 145 mile-per-hour winds in the philippines. but rainfall is big problem with e system. mountain ranges and drop one to two feet of rain. cotal flooding is an issue. bu the runoff flooding from one to twoeetf rain is a real concern this time tomorrow. back to you. >>> well the bay area i home to one of the largest philippino commities outside of the islands and tonight they' hoping for signs that their loved os survived the storm. st. andrewsatholic church opened up their mass tonight with prayer fo the milies. >> it's ashock, not onlyhe earthquake but nowhetyphoon. and i kind of praynd wonder, you know, dear god, how much can people bear but they seem to be bearing it and we're praying very hard. >> for the latest updates onhe typhoo go to nbcbayareaom. >>> across the state to

a weakened haiyan still carrying winds much more than 90 miles an hour battered the coast the north vietnamstruck the philippines with apock that lip tick force. it smashed through cities and its close to 200 mile an hour winds and storm surge swept these gigantic ships onto land. a quarter of million people left homeless, and estimated 10,000 people died. the surge was waist deep was we rescued a family trapped in their hotel room. >> get international help to come here now. not tomorrow, now. this is really, really, like, bad, bad. worst than hell. >> reporter: the aftermath, a humanitarian crisis of enormous scope. they began the grim task of finding the dead in the rubble. >> it's horrific. great human tragedy. >> reporter: in this city, haiyan ripped the roof from a building. >> i have not spoken to anyone who hasn't lost someone close to them. >> reporter: officials estimate that most of leyte island was damaged or destroyed. and in the hard-hit city of tacloban, storm victims with no food, shelter or water rushed to the demolished airport desperate for supplies. this city received a

vietnam. when it hits tomorrow at 6:00 our time it will make the curve to the north and pound northern vietnam, laos, and that area with flooding rains. we could see more flooding here than in the philippines because the storm will hang around longer. eric and cheryl? >> two people are hospitalized with minor injuries after the car they were in collided with a light rail in san jose. the accident happened at 9:00 a.m. >> the passengers were not injured. the cause of the accident is under investigation. >> c.v.s. admitted they made a mistake in the coverage of the benghazi terrorist attack featured on "60 minutes" saying they were met led by a source on the scene that left four americans dead including ambassador christopher stevens, a bay area native. the security contractor was interviewed for a report that aired october 27. a few days later the "washington post" reported that he told the employer he was not there. it was revealed yesterday that he had told the f.b.i. he was never at the compound. >> this morning, airports around the nation observed a moment of silence to honor the transporta

as it continues to make landfall, reform in the south china sea, it will hit north of vietnam.are looking at winds up to 120 miles an hour as a category 3 later on today. and by monday it weakens further with 40 miles an hour winds. over 1200 people lives have been taken due to that system. high pressure once again does not want to budge around the west coast. so that allows for no big changes for the weekend. there's an upper level system that will drop to the south. tas does that , whether get a wind shift and that will allow for more in the way of low fog and clouds. a slightly cooler day. i wish it would budge that ridge to the east and allow some of the rainfall our way. only a piece of energy may head our way, allowing for maybe a slight chance of showers monday and tuesday. here come the change with some low clouds and a return to some cooler numbers around sunday. five or six degrees cooler as we head into monday. 72 san jose with 71 in sunnyvale. los gatos 74. 69 san mateo, mid-61s and sunny skies at the coast. 67 downtown. temperatures in the north bay pretty mild. lo

vietnam was really to stifle democracy? and i base that statement on the fact that right after the french were defeated, an agreement was reached whereby there would be a free election throughout north and south vietnam. we found out that ho chi minh would have been elected by a landslide and, therefore, we stop the election. and in effect, stifled democracy. first part of the question. >> and ask your second, please. >> caller: the second, mr. califano, what is there about that atmosphere and the people surrounding the president that would take a man like lyndon johnson based on your talk this morning and the knowledge that i have, he had a heart as big as that white house. he was for the little man. he probably would abhor any kind of war, yet he turned out to get us involved in that slaughter in vietnam. what would change a man once he sits in that chair in the oval office? is it the people around him? the atmosphere? what, mr. califano? >> well, with respect to the first part of your question, i don't think he thought he was stifling democracy. i think it is interesting, and i should note that in the eisenhower administration, when john foster dulles, the secretary of state, wan

vietnam. it should move just to the north. perhaps at this point equivalent of a category 3 hurricane. so is this is still a very dangerous storm. it will ride along the coast. from areas across vietnam and to the north we will have to keep an eye out for potentially more damage as it makes land fall once again. back home, things are fairly quiet. showers moving into northeastern texas, northern louisiana. we have some snow and lake-effect snow and rain showers across northern wisconsin, michigan. that will move into new york as well. temperatures moderate. we're not seeing a whole lot of anything too warm or too cold as the jet stream is sitting south of chicago. chicago, 56 for a high. 46 in boston. these temperatures are fairly close to average this time of the year. all the warmth across southern florida. we'll drop down. we should be in the 80s across florida with scattered thunderstorms around miami. most of the country, besides the pacific northwest, should be fairly quiet throughout most of the weekend. >>> new this morning, president obama spoke to benjamin netanyahu about iran

. >> we will show you what is going on it came in north, right near the chinese and vietnam border and moved through the hilly mountains of southeast china. it has been ripped apart. it has no more tropical characteristics left and it will be a rainmaker for this area. it is making the move to the northeast and by 4:00 tonight there will barely be wins of 35 miles per hour. there could be minor flooding but typhoon haiyan is over for all intents and purposes. the cleanup begins in the philippines and parts vietnam. >> "good morning america" correspondent who spends her career reporting on life-or-death situations revealed today she is facing her own battle. she announced this morning she has breast cancer. doctors found it when she underwent the first ever mammogram on live television on "good morning america" in an emotional story. >> we froze when it happened this morning. sources at the network say the response has been overwhelming, that thoughts and prayers have been pouring in all morning. >> words i never expected to hear, i was told...i have breast cancer. >> her announcement w

vietnam. fine tonight as a tropical storm and this company to produce a very strong winds and very heavy rain. this is just as many months the condition that could change dramatically to the north of and there's another year of heavy rain this is due to what was once the key to a tropical storm mccormack released a deluxe of the heavy rain. most of the vietnam and we have another tropical disturbances to the strong wind could cool the high and packing winds of about one hundred and forty five km spa or it could intensify into a very strong time for another time it reaches the mid section of the philippines by early friday. kindly visit the strife between the nose and drenching rain or on the way to lots of heavy rain lots in windy conditions are expected for much of the philippines as well as vietnam and this week. across north america now we have the snow and strong winds for and the northern parts of ontario and the ensuing citroen is a really strong from the greatest region downpours the high plains underneath it had the snow especially for the western great lakes region knew anything about thirty thinking isn't snow falling to the next twenty four hours as we go into wednes

vietnam some of these areas, especially north vietnam will be saying eight to ten inches ever rain. flooding and mudslides for them. we talked about a potential other storm, guys, that's going to be coming in to the area. i don't think that's going to be the case as far as a big strong storm but two to six inches of rain again on top of what they received there. a big problem. >> this story gets worse every day. >>> you can keep your plan if the cbo says so. newly uncovered footage shows the president explaining that in 2010 right in the middle of the health care debate. the president being cross-examined by eric cantor in the house of representatives and admitted between 8 and 9 million americans would lose their plan if cbo estimates came true. >> i was wondering how long for some of this footage to come out. >> this settles the question did the white house know it was going to happen. we had no idea. here you are on tape admitting it. watch. >> 8 to 9 million people have to change their coverage, out of 300 million americans we're talking about are folks that the cbo, congression

're expecting widesprd damage into vietnam and flooding rains ssible as the storm moues north into china. >>> and the bay area's home to one of the lgest fipino islands.ies oside of the people gathered at a church on the ninsula to pray forhe victims. >> reporter: 99% of st. andrew's parishioners, are filipino-amerin. some with family i the dirt path o this typhoon. tonight's saturday night mass was focused o the vic thames of typhoon haiyan. >> we kp in our prars at our relaves in the philippines. not only dealing wit the earthqua, but now, the phoon. >> repter: a 7.1 magnitude earthquake hit the sam region of the island two months ago. >> think how much can people bear they seem to be bearing it. and we'r praying very hard. parishioners have mily in the destated area. >> i don't know whas -- my children are all there. >> reporter: while many are accound for, others are not. including janet' husband. >> can't getord thim. i don't know how he's doing. reporter: how longince you spokeo him? >> two daysefore. >> reporter: she's ting to staypositive. >> he knows what todo. he's strong enoug

. >> the once typhoon, supertyphoon, haiyan traveled to the north china sea, made landfall over northern vietnam. now it is a remnant low pressure system but still affecting southern china with hesthy amounts of rainfall. the rainfall is over 260 mill /* millimetres reported in gongxui province. widely spread will be about 100 millimeters of additional rainfall, so severe flooding will be at very high risk. down to the south, we have another tropical system that will be traveling over mindanao, making its way across these islands, again, bringing very heavy rainfall. in comparison to the supertyphoon haiyan, the winds and the gusts are not as strong as what we saw before, but it is capable of unleashing gale-force winds, hefty amounts of rainfall, 100 to 150 millimeters of rainfall, which could collapse buildings as well as thunderstorms to be scattered across much of these areas, and that includes the worst hit area of tacloban as well, so we'll keep a very close eye on this. >>> japan's foreign minister said a growth in the domestic economy will have far-reaching benefits for the rest of the w

and this one will become a tropical storm within 24 hours and could hit vietnam by wednesday night local time. and to the north of it is an area of heavy rain which was once a typhoon. lots of heavy rain is on the forecast for much of vietnam for the next couple of days. now, on the right sides of the screen, we have another system. this is a severe tropical storm. and this is currently packing wind gusts of 126 kilometers per hour. and it could intensify to a strong typhoon and probably make landfall in the central parts of the philippines by your friday. so lots of rain, lots of winds are going to be pounding across this location. so the philippines and vietnam are in the path of a series of tropical disturbances this week. different story for the korean peninsula as well as japan. a big high pressure system is exerting its dominance creating clear conditions. nice conditions to go out. and these are the pictures taken by our meteorologist. and we can see colors are golden and reddish, beautiful fall foliage across outside of the studio. and nice conditions will continue across most of japan, throughout the

. >>> north korea confirms it is holding american merrill newman, state department says he killed people in the vietnam war and he was held captive at the end of a north korea's trips. >>> china says it must be told of all planes including passenger aircraft that fly through its new air defense zone. area over the east china sea, also covers areas that are claimed by china's neighbors, taiwan and japan. >>> we hope you have a great holiday weekend with family and loved ones. thanks for watching. >> good evening, i'm joie chen, thanks for joining us on this holiday weekend. as shoppers wrap up their black friday trips and cross off must-haves off their list, grand theft auto 5, shattered records when it went from zeroto $1 million sales in just three days. the entertainment of getting tide up in high speed joy rides, america tonight's lori jane gliha. >> the cops are coming, get out at outta here! take cover. shoot everybody. i don't know where my fun is. and then are you going to steal one of these vehicles? >> no, i'm going to steal another vehicle. >> even though he's a long way from getting his offi

vietnam coast. a bit to the north, to the west, can you see the eye there.tarting to wobble. 100 mile gust to 120. as it continues to make landfall, by early tomorrow g# morning, the winds will start to diminish rapidly by tomorrow. looking at the system to become an area of len pasquarelli. it will be down graded from a tropical storm to an area of len pasquarelli. winds, 35 miles per lphour. it will >> relief efforts are getting ay area as well. >> tomorrow, a group called project pearls will be holding a relief drive. people withht family in the fil pe - philippines trying to get it touch with relatives. >> he has had trouble contacting his family. >> all the power, you know, cut off.ok >> he knows he will make it to manila. some flights have been cancelled to areas with severe storm damage. right now, he doesn't know how bad it has been hit. >> are you worried what youç wl find? >> yes. keeping tabs on headlines, any news is a relief, even if it is not good news. >> yesterday, a short message, saying that they are okay, but the house is gone. >> she i

the world after wreaking havoc in the philippines typhoon hide and travels north west across the south china sea. quarries vietnam people there or had more time to prepare from hon only nhk world expo beachy how to reports. in mankind. in some of them propping up one need not apply. and oman. at least thirteen people hopping compound day. the central province of the meaning and elsewhere. one in a tea light in june. state media reported about one thousand mexican fiesta in this whole art thing takes time. haha don't they bbq honey and brown one in eight hundred buildings quite amazed email from vietnam. and a fog city of jaipur on. penny lane and john wayne but that is a steamed home. the bombing of the show as a hiding to access the comments posted by the most hostile. the typhoon it did not find a ton too stinking cute. oh strategies how to get by taking more than eight hundred and eighty thousand people in there and then coughing fits. the colts the thing i knew our dams are now returning home. because each higher on any scale aren't really. an international aid effort is ramping up as the scale of the disaste

onshore we are seeing a lot of rain fall come down for northern vietnam and the storm system, as it falls apart into a topical system will move north ward into china. we expect anywhere from 5-10 inches of rain from northern vietnam to parts of southern china. we'll document that and getting the rain totals in the next hour. >>> after three days of talks there was no deal with iran over the nuclear program. france raised objections, and an agreement was not enough to stall iran's nuclear ambitions, talks continue on november 20th. the 10 days could have consequences. patty culhane has more. >> reporter: they talked for days but couldn't agree on what is next for iran's nuclear program as the foreign ministers headed home. they went public with their positions. iran's leader broadcasting his bottom line >> translation: national interests are a red line. among the rights are nuclear right within the framework of international law, including the rights to enrich uranium on iranian soil. >> iran has the right to peaceful power. it's not sitting well with israel who says the goal should be the dismantling of iran's nuclear program. the

say he lived and stayed in vietnam and urban north had gone up and african-american and improfferishedghborhoods, there's not a lot he could have done to change that. he could have been much more aware of it. but i don't think it was just the assassination that triggered america to go in an entirely different direction. lyndon johnson came in very progressive, got the civil rights bill passed, war on poverty, which went into those neighborhoods where there have been so much poverty. he couldn't turn it around because the outrage over what was going on in vietnam was far greater. this was the fickle finger of history, it's hard to know what might have happened. >> thank you very much. good luck with the show tonight on nbc as "the cycle" rolls in, we continue with the networkwide special coverage of jfk lasting legacy 50 years later. head to nbc.com where you can watch coverage as it happened. take a listen to that. >> they say they saw a man with a gun in the -- one said the second floor. another said a fourth floor window of that building. from either floor, he would be able to see ov

it's going to slam into vietnam late tomorrow morning and weaken as it heads north towards china. local forecasts, a lot calmer here. we'll talk about rain chances coming up. >>> a record close today for the dow jones. it was up just over 1%. the dow rose nearly 168 to reach its new high, 15,761. nasdaq also up and s&p also. employers went on a limb hiring spree in october. what's surprising, it happened during the government shutdown. after surging on its first day of trading yesterday, twitter stock dipped a bit today. the price close at $41 a share. volatility in new stock is pretty common as investors try to gauge how it will do in the long run. jack dorsey is going to be on cbs sunday morning at 6 a.m. to discuss twitter's growth and plans for the future. >>> home depot doing serious repairs to its reputation. >> a firestorm of outrage on social media. >>> a startup that lets you share your car for free airport parking. how a bay area city says it's taking them for a ride. >>> now barbie is getting a reboot for dyinger moms. ,, [uncle]this is hopscotch,okay? uncle go one,two,

north korea. they did not say if it was a vietnam veteran. his wife asked to bring him home. "inside story" is next. >> there is widespread agreement. the united states needs a new immigration system. what is in the pipeline, comprehensive, piecemeal or nothing. i'm ray suarez, and that's the "inside story." ♪ >> hello, thanks for joining us for this edition of inside story. speaker of the house john boehner said it this wing. immigration reform is not dead in the house of representatives. but, he says, comprehensive, sweeping reform tied up in one big package is not going to happen. with only eight days left on the legislative calendar before congress breaks for the holidays this issue moves until 2014 an election year. on this edition of "inside story" we'll dig into the immigration issue in detail, the dueling goals and legislative strategies. but first this background. >> immigration reform dead? absolutely not. i've made clear going back to the day after the last election in 2012 that it was time for congress to deal with this iss issue. >> reporter: house speaker john b

north and northeast. we stillhink it's going to encounter part of coastal vietnam here as we go through the afternoon hours. just to t east of hanoi, we'll starto see the storm kind of curve offowards china as we head into theafternoon. so as the syste moves inland, nd speeds will back you have to tropical storm strength at 65-mile-per-hourinds, but the rains now are the problem. some o these mountain communities, we could see a foot >> thanks, rob.rain coming down. >>> we continue wh that developingstory. it's weaning as it approaches vietnam. they moved 880,000 people to safezones. state media is rorting at least sixeople have been killed as a result of heavy rain and strong winds. search hundr seral hundred domestic and internional flights haveeen canceled as vietnam braces itself, in the people are fearedead because of haiyan today survivors of th typhoon waited in long lines for food and other supplies in the typhoon was one of the that cotry,nd huge waves t swept away entire coastal region's main city.ated the president benigno quino landed in tacloban city to get a first-hand look at the devastation

vietnam. a massive operation to evacuate the coast there is under way. it's now believed to have changed direction slightly and may make landfall north of the capital, hanoi. but it is weakening now, and hopefully won't cause so much devastation in vietnam. but, greg, there are reports, now, of another typhoon which is bearing down on the philippines. back to you. >> all right. tough situation there. we'll check back with you, david piper, streaming live from bangkok. david, thank you. >>> to give you some idea of the strength of this superstorm, nearly 480,000 people in the philippines have been displaced. sustained winds reaching 195 miles per hour. some guests -- some gusts were as high as 235 miles per hour. compare that to hurricane katrina, which did so much damage. winds during landfall, 125 miles an hour. >>> talks on iran's nuclear program ending overnight in geneva with no deal at all. world leaders spent three days grappling over the best ways to reduce iran's nuclear capable. israel's leaders have warned now against any deal that eases sanctions on iran. but secretary of state john kerry is defending his strategy on iran, saying the agreement

vietnam. as you know, the congress, when it looked like the north was doing well, it looked like the south was crumbling, we were there but not in strong force. i work if we are out militarily with this fractious and divided congress, it will be a very strong impetus to cut funding. and i think that professor jalali would agree with me and david that to a significant extent, the continued good performance of the afghan national security forces depends upon continued support by us and others. if that continues and if the attendant civilian aid disappears, then both of the pillars, of improving governanceance and delivery of governmental services and change is fraught as that has been with difficulty and the pillar of support for afghan national security force, i think, will go very quickly. our boys are not there. we have finished the job. we have done it for 10 years. we have done as much as we possibly can. it's now over to the afghans and they have to stabbed on their own two feet. >> david, you get the last word. >> i think there is a huge amount of misinformation in the united states about

bands ahead of the storm making their way across parts of southern vietnam, where the second land fall will take place. up towards the northest near the city of hugh sunday morning - we could see between 10-12 inches of rain. cooler temperatures are making their way across the north-east as we go towards saturday, and for the north-west - we'll see rain coming into play. to the north and parts of british columbia, it could be snow. you can see where the dark greens are and a little bit of red indicating where the heaviest station will be. let's thick a look at the forecast for seattle. it will be rainy for seattle and rainier as we go towards seattle. there may be a break in the rain on monday. down to south welsh. things are looking nice. warmer temperatures across southern areas. saturday los angeles, 74. warming up to 78 as we go towards monday and warmer on wednesday. how about sunny skies with 86. >> we are getting a lot of rain and clouds coming in from the south-west. we think the rain will stay in your forecast for the next day, with dallas seeing a high temperature of 68. clearing up as we go towards seat. most of

he accused chuck hagel, who's up for secretary of defense, a combat veteran of vietnam, of having taken $200,000 from northdon't think the man has any sense of history about this country, what we've within through in the mccarthy period and his almost vengeful attack on his political rivals is something i haven't seen in a long time. he treats his political rivals and those with a different philosophy as un-american. he treats them as evil itself, and they have to be removed, if not from texas, perhaps even from the country. the man is really a negative force in american politics. my view. what's your thinking, sam? how does he fit in here? i've never heard politics talked about like this. >> well, i think the notion that he lives off of division is probably the best way to put it. and i think that's true of both dividing himself against the president and the democratic party, but also within the republican party. you know, you played a clip earlier in the show about him talking about chris christie and how brash and great he was, and you know, then shifting over to obama care. i can't wait until he talks

this day also marks the service of all those -- there is ollie north -- who served in vietnam, iraq andut the real question becomes, is our government doing good service to them? unfortunately, it appears they're not. let's take a look at this, what the backlog is. >> for example, if you're a veteran, you need medical attention, you got 705,000-plus claims that are still pending. how does that happen? 57% of those claims pending over 125 days. and they're going to take over our health care. >> especially for wounded warrior, people who have given feet and fingers and e portions of their lives to our country and now they have to wait months and months and months. >> there were 2.5 million who served over the last 12 years and many of them need medical attention. >> it's an astounding number. we're just pulled to the edges in terms of our service, our national guard, everybody in this country. i saw something that i thought was really cool on this veterans day. veterans don't get what they need. a lot of them, based on a survey, don't know what they should be getting in terms of social se

north over the next 12 hours or so. >> that's going to take it right into northern vietnam. once it does make its way in, it's going to dissipate quickly. that land interaction not allowing it to maintain its strength. we will see a lot of rain and more wind with the system in northern areas of vietnam. richelle? >> keep us posted. >>> international talks over iran's nushling power hit a stumbling block. what happened? and what happens next?clear pow stumbling block. what happened? and what happens next? on al jazeera america >> despite hopes for a break threw, there is still no deal on nuclear talks with iran after three days of meetings in geneva, officials failed to come up with an agreement to freeze iran's nuclear program. secretary of state john kerry said the deal 2 take time and the major world powers remain united. >> this is the first time that the p5 had come together with this kind of a serious set of possible options in front of it with a new rannian government. remember that the -- that this has changed since the election. this is a new oberture and it has to b

starting to move in just to the northeast portions of vietnam, but it's just barely a typhoon, as it makes its way, landfall, head can towards the northortheast. winds will start to come down to 60 miles-per-hour later this evening, and as it heads into the southeastern portions of china by monday morning, looks like the winds will die down to 40 miles-per-hour. it will dedowngradeed to a area of low pressure then. so, it looks like the worst from this is about to end. >>> many of those who evacuated in vietnam in preparation of the supertyphoon have return home tonight. vietnam's coast appears to have been spared the brunt of haiyan's force, as leighshowed us, a weekenned high yap made landfall in northern vietnam. 600,000 people living in the central region were evacuated. >>> another nation in haiyan's path was battered with heavy wind and strong reasons. it's the 30th typhoon to hit china this year. several flights were cancelled due to the weather, leaving 400 people stranded. >>> our coverage on this developing story continues now on our web site, our facebook page and on twitter. >>> ahead, the annual event to honor those who s

landfall in that earlier this morning impact on friday in vietnam now has still to be spreading over the next few days some very heavy rain north where it's about a hundred eaten the meat as possible in an extended two hours to nine peeking out the worst of it there. head on int widespread than next to sit down another tropical system inhe gaping goal right now it's one thing going to be impacting southern india and also to venture onto the next couple of days you could see but a hundred millimeters of rain with itnd is n just the aa surrounding the storm directl but actually. storms can be derived going to be at bringing up a lot of moisture further up towards the north so all the way up the coast eastern india due to be seen that heavy rain potential for flooding. and also month pledge comes alongith it on into the mac has another winter storm this one jockey then out of cannons and coming into the pacific northwest on friday and saturday. this one will be a pretty good snow maker and a rear seat and the darker shades of gray can see up to fif centimeters of snow fall. maybe even sixty in some parts i look like a wintry m the

the next stop is probably the north china sea and then eventual eventually, south china sea right into vietnams storm and there will be no stopping it. there is nothing in the way. it will keep going as a category four hurricane typhoon cyclone. they are the same thing, just different oceans and different surname. hurricane is a cyclone is a typhoon. depends where it is. how long will it be on land for? >> it's moving very, very fast. it cruising. it came on shore three hours ago, i can see it going 30 miles an hour as fast as it's moved. our reporter right there under the a in tacloban city. it would be another six how weres and back into the water away from the philippines. the good news, the populated, truly dense lay populated here ya is here. it will miss that by 150 miles. the death toll would be ast thu this 195 mile per hour storm gone over there. >> our thoughts and prayers with them. >>> in my interview with drew pinsky i asked what mayor ford said about a twin brother. they said he didn't say that and he doesn't have a twin brother. i want to correct that error and apologize. >>> mi

vietnam. i want to show you right here. it's first landfall anywhere to the north of this. winds at 195 miles-an-hour and a storm surge 30 to 40 feet. this area a lot of population in an area that doesn't have the kind of resources that we have. as we move forward we maintain this as a category 4 storm. that is stronger than what we saw with katrina in the u.s. a lot of places in vietnam seeing a lot of rain and some spots well over 20 inches. land slides in vietnam. and dealing with that direct blow. great to have you in studio. the expert right here. fox news alert toronto mayor rob ferd now considering rehab. ford has apologized for his behavior but so far refused to resign. listen to this. >> all i can say is -- i have made hmistakes and all i can do is reassure the people that i don't know what to say. >> so, is that the way to apologize? our man panel next on the art of saying i'm sorry. and it was a star studded 95th birthday bash for billy graham. but what had people talking the debut of what could be the final sermon. >> generation that god loves you, christ died f

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vietnam's state television. rains and flooding brought about by heidi and with ten people dead. the government in the north central province of that time off has evacuated more than forty four thousand residents. about six hundred thousand people living in the central region to ability of being evacuated returned to their homes on some tie it up to heidi and change direction and the north. in coastal region is approximately icy thousand vessels sailed back to hub out in anticipation of the soul. typhoon is also severely affected a line operations but about one hundred flights canceled in the possible dates me the communist party of china central committee is continuing to chop of course all the countries reforms over the next decade. the key meeting running from saturday to tuesday is the third time the party's current two hundred member central committee has gotten since the last is a leadership change. and since the icing cpc national congress last november. china has made enormous progress in areas including its fight against corruption economic development and to the my station. dhl has mall the new co

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vietnam. flooding and land slides here, as well. so a lot going on in the tropics. but i also want to talk about what's going on off towards the north. high pressure is dominating. that will be replaced by a low pressure area with this trough extending off of it moving into korea and western japan throughout the day here on wednesday. some widespread rain showers. and even in on tokyo by thursday, morning specifically, you'll be seeing some rain showers and really just a gloomy day on tap. for wednesday, high of 19, partly cloudy skies. beijing at 17, but take a look for you just making it up to the freezing mark here for your high going through mid week. now let's take a look towards the americas. while we have several areas we want to keep an eye on here, it's all associated with one big storm system. we have a low pressure area starting to develop there just towards the east of the rockies. this is going to bring severe weather and even snowfall with it. out ahead of it, we have this moisture surging in from the south, widespread rain showers, especially severe weather in the lower mississippi river valley, risk of flash flooding