a dozen small soldiers to the right to the stricken philippine city of taco bound amid fears that desperation thirst and hunger of provoking routine and tonic key to its fullest rumpled planes landed with more trips than humanitarian provisions relief agencies have been mulched warehouses robes and bolt upright come to this people try to get the supplies to the police chief said. doesn't our message to the lyrics this is that we'll implement the full full so that all the cousins come to tolerate it. people are suffering enough already about. restoring order is as important the priority is distributing supplies one un official in type about it said disasters like this about a three day window to get a te it does nothing by faithful people are angry he added. the terrible destruction and the city is at least visible finances also been reported in the devastated areas which the rescue effort has yet to reach. the priority is to see this applies as to bury the dead to the christian message as international relief efforts intensified raced to the extent of suffering and the philippines the book to

corn even though cctv in cebu city the philippines. we're developing still reeling from the destruction of high and a new tropical storm has been peppering the country hindering me or the foyer relief efforts on costs for the boston lawyer filed this report billion from cebu the condition pm on a typical heavy rain at times differential has been pulling for several hours of a new tropical storm back to this part of the philippines clearly no way near as bad as what went before but enough to seriously hamper aid and relief operations to talk about this is the main military airfield in hebrew and from here. i liked. i'm going backwards and forwards to techno band when they can but despite often being interrupted. stopping that i kept in print on the club and of course. estimates of the dead are still notable that match figures of ten thousand pound ball of being widely reported that conditions are so bad it's still not been possible to begin to make a formal count of toulouse being killed meanwhile hundreds of thousands of people have be

chief executive will join he said his government has held official discussions with the philippine government the city of manila separately in to work out a satisfactory response to the four demands of the victims and their families. he said they had seen some progress but still have a long way to go. what all the city government to take necessary actions on a substantial progress is made with the one month by the fitted inside. he also said motions for sanctions against the philippines from legislative council members are scheduled to be debated on wednesday a hong kong tourist died after dismissed policeman took a bus load of tourists hostage in august twenty third two thousand and

right now, the united states military is sending help to the devastated philippine cities where up to 10,000 people could be dead. the devastate in the philippines sparked a global outpouring of support including from the bay area. abc7 news reporter has more on that story. >> a small but determined group of filipino americans stood at the market in san francisco pleading for help. they are members of the filipino community center. for them, reaching out is better than watching the devastation on television. >> the communication lines are down. there is no way to get into the other areas. because we are so far away, we want to help this is our way to help. >> in san bruno, another relief effort with food donations accepted in addition to cash. most of the collection boxes were full after two hours. members say project pearl organized the event. >> i brought by asked food, noodles, samples of soap. just a little something. >> the first filipino american united church of christ the congregation is relying on the power of prayer and donations. the basket was placed at the front of the se

hour the philippines released twelve million people currently at risk. people in the pakistani city of pressure well they've taken to the streets for a city in protest i mean to a nato military supply route in the area the protesters are outraged by a recent u.s. drone strike on a taliban come on the country's government says the cut short of peace talks the militants new leader is already calling for revenge. the u.s. along with its chief ally israel have lost voting rights at the u.n. cultural agency unesco both countries missed a deadline for paying their dues to the organization said they would stop contributions off the unesco gave membership to palestine in twenty eleven and cost the agency about eighty million bucks a year for the losses still mostly washington's in tel aviv according to some international affairs analysts. well there is no doubt that when the united states steps back from any global agency that american influence in the perception of american moral authority and its political credibility takes a hit suffers some damage one other consideration by the way is w

world updated we're talking about typhoon haiyan it's killed at least one hundred twenty in the philippine city of tacloban this according to local officials at the super storm leveling most of the houses rescuers are struggling the roads phone lines are down typhoon is breaking records the strongest to ever hit the philippines with twelve million people. i mean these people right here in the pakistani city of peshawar taking to the streets in protest they're trying to block a nato military supply route in the area of the protesters outraged by recent u.s. drone strike on a taliban come on now the country's government saying that strike is ruin the peace talks with the militants new leader is already calling for. other u.s. along with his chief ally israel have lost voting rights at the u.n. cultural agency unesco both countries missed a deadline for paying their dues and they had said they would stop paying dues off the unesco membership to palestine in twenty eleven and that move course the agency about eighty million dollars a year for the loss is still mostly washington's in tel aviv accord

hospital ship has begun assisting the survivors of typhoon high and in the storm wrecked the philippine city of tech love them. the pieces op is the first ten thousand tongues paz hospital ship in the world and is equipped with advanced medical system is one hundred and twenty at a chinese medical stuff were carried aboard the ship to type about. the team has now set up a field hospital there and offer is a working round the pope to treat more patients. china has dispatched a total of three medical teams to the philippines. typhoon high and known locally as you'll end up killed at least five thousand people and wounded over twenty five thousand when it swept over the country two weeks ago more than sixteen hundred people remain missing. that's it for this update on cctv news i was now for the weather. and that'll be followed by a travelogue the next hour the long run in addition after the line i met them on. i have. as you the us how how. inhale yourso will. the us. the owner welcome to nhk world islamic tawny and talk show here's a look at some other stories we're fo

adult world headlines that typhoon heidi has a tool to keep hundred and twenty people in the philippines city of the month and a nearby according to government officials but said the storm as with the level of most of the house in st. thus he was awestruck and have played some golf with a blindside although tyson is a stone that santa hit the philippines almost reaching the world like a speed of three hundred and twenty km hour. this twelve million people still at risk from the school the people in the bucket signs the seal press london seeking to this peaceful protest they mean to book a maid to manage the supply of meat in the area an apprentice as well please find recent us based like the name combine cumin and the country's government says the attacker cut short his colts at the moment and new media somebody calling for revenge he was unaware this is an ally israel have an awesome painting lights at the un cultural agency unesco. both countries and missed the deadline for paying the dues to the organization said that they'd stop contributions to unesco gave membership to palestine in twen

at other world headlines typhoon haiyan has killed at least one hundred twenty people in the philippine city of and nearby according to government officials the superstorm has put levelled at most of the houses rescuers are struggling with worries are blocked and phone lines are down and the typhoon is the strongest to ever hit the philippines almost reaching the world record speed of three hundred twenty kilometers at least twelve million people are still at risk from the storm. so. people in the pakistani city of peshawar have taken to the streets for protests they mean to block a major military supply route in the area the protesters were outraged by a recent u.s. drone strike on a taliban command and the country's government says the attacker cut short peace talks as the middletons new leader is already calling for revenge. the u.s. along with this chief ally israel have loss of voting rights at the u.n. cultural agency unesco both countries missed in deadline for paying the juice and the organization said they'd stop contributions after unesco gave membership to palestine in twenty elev

. >>> scenes of utter devastation in the philippine city. e city took a direct hit from typhoon haiyan. one of the most powerful storms on record. witnesses in tacloban say virtually every building was destroyed. and the death toll in tacloban is thought as high as 10,000 people. remote areas may have been hit such as hard. you can help by donating to one of the charities you see on your screen right now. so far the u.s. military has sent in the marines, along with food, water, and generators. but much more is needed. we'll be right back. gate keeper. here's kevin in the nissan sentra. lamb to the slaughter. mom's baked cookies but he'll be lucky to make it inside. and here's the play. oh, dad did not see this coming. [ crowd cheering ] now if kevin can just seize the opportunity. he's seen it. it's all over. nothing but daylight. yes i'd love a cookie. [ male announcer ] make a powerful first impression. the nissan sentra. now get one fifty nine per month lease on a two-thousand thirteen nissan sentra. ♪ humans. even when we cross our t's an

mike pelton shows us how from if the philippine cities are turning to prayer. >>> inside the walls ofrew's catholic church not a lot of room with the church full of thoughts and prayers for the people in the philippines. >> everyone is trying to send messages over facebook to say really pray hard. >> they have many friends and family in the philippine. >> we haven't heard from many. >> we can get through. >> i hope that everything is going to be okay. >> with the destruction making communication difficult, many are turning to prayer. >> that is the whole message of good friday and easter, the pattern of dying and rising. we believe we can come to life and our sisters and brothers in the philippine will come to life again in the areas that have been damaged. >>> the congregation raised donations after an earthquake struck the philippine last month and they plan to organize another effort in the wake of typhoon haiyan. >> it is so sad it has happened. >>> and these parishioners are praying that their loved ones are okay. >> be hopeful that we will get through this. >> after two tragedie

meanwhile people in the philippine city here have been living for 6 days like this.ivors forced to scavenging for the meal. >> we have no food. no water. no light no. fuel. no oil. oil. officials hundreds of thousands of people in the philippines consist placed by this typhoon. >> look at the incredible video out of florida. half dozen homes there have been evacuated after sink hole opened up in their back yard early today. by savrment hole is 35 feet in diameter and 30 feet deep. about 20 miles north of st. petersburg. officials say the ground is so unstable 2 homes will have to be demolished. >> i thought somebody trying to take a huge sledge hammer and knock against wall and if cracking banging sound. >> the only good news nobody has been hurt but experts say that hole is still growing. >> staying in florida another moment. rescue searching the water off the coast line for for man who fell out of a small plane today. u.s. coast guard and miami-dade search rescue crew using boat and who want tore rye to find this man. pilot says he was flying over key biscayne when

correspondent alfonso van marsh with more on relief efforts. >>> reporter: typhoon haiyan flattened the philippine city of tacloban a week ago. survivors say they still haven't received the help the government promised, crates of aid sitting at the town's airport. the president of the philippines is facing growing pressure to speed things up. >> we are working on it. >> reporter: but he defends relief efforts saying they are doing everything they can considering the magnitude of the devastation. much of the aid is coming from america. the uss george washington is in the region with 5,000 sailors and more than 80 aircraft on board. >> they have dozens of helicopters and they can make water, hundreds of thousands of gallons a day, package it up and they can get it out into the stricken areas. >> reporter: there are signs of improvements. a gas station in tacloban reopened under heavy security. people are anxious to fill up cars and motorbikes but getting around the streets clogged with debris will be difficult. alfonso van marsh, cbs news. >> aid from the bay area is arriving in the philippines today, to

military can confirm 942 deaths, but by some estimates as many as 10,000 could be dead in just one philippine citye typhoon storm surge that rose 13 feet high. the help can't come fast enough. survivors now three days into this are on an increasingly desperate search for food and water. looting is a problem. and the faces of the children especially heart breaking. unicef estimates 1.7 million children were living in the bath of the storm. complicating efforts, no electricity, telecommunications are down, and limited access to hard-hit areas. this is the mayor of the city that bore the brunt of the storm. >> our problem is, is getting more relief goods in because the roads are not yet accessible, okay. i myself already have even the day after the storm we were

military can confirm 942 deaths, but by some estimates as many as 10,000 could be dead in just one philippine city alone. most are victims of the typhoon storm surge that rose 13 feet high. the help can't come fast enough. survivors now three days into this are on an increasingly desperate search for food and water. looting is a problem. and the faces of the children especially heart breaking. unicef estimates 1.7 million children were living in the bath of the storm. complicating efforts, no electricity, telecommunications are down, and limited access to hard-hit areas. this is the mayor of the city that bore the brunt of the storm. >> our problem is, is getting more relief goods in because the roads are not yet accessible, okay. i myself already have even the day after the storm we were retrieving bodies at the same time clearing roads. >> now, there is a political component to this as well. the ongoing tragedy reigniting the climate change debate. the huffington post calls it a wake-up call for the u.n. climate summit. and from the u.k.'s "the guardian" what really alarms filipinos is the rich

the people most at risk live in the central pil philippines. the city is getting a direct hit and it has more than 200,000 people. joining me via phone is joe curry of catholic relief services. >> what you are seeing rid ritew and what you are hear being about the damage so far. we know that the typhoon has made landfall. we can expect this is catastrophic. there are a million and a half people on the island. this will hit the main provincial capital and also the rural areas along the coast which are low-lying and there are mountains that are prone to land slide. it's going to go through several different islands and it's going to maintain it's strengths and there is a lot of concern on how to access these populations when this storm passes. >> joe we are looking at some video that came in from one. agencies that was shot earlier today. this particular area was struck by an earth quak earthquake fewx sox -- weeks ago and so it doesn't have a strong structure to begin with. >> there is a lot of concern about rainfall. this is expected to bring six to 112

. >> welcome to al jazeera, we begin in the philippines. the city tacloban has been flattened by typhoon haiyan. wayne hay is at the airport. marga ortigas is in cebu - reports of people using guns to get aid. first, craig leeson in cebu, on how international aid is not arriving fast enough for some >> reporter: they lumbered into cebu air force base delivering with precision supplies. those that couldn't walk were carried - the sick, the old, and those that wanted to escape the disaster. >> bodies are on the road. nobody is picking them up. >> reporter: the injured and sick were taken to a military hospital. for many here the horror of losing their families outweighed the pain of their injuries. this woman was struck by her roof as it collapsed in the storm. she managed to crawl out with her daughters, after it passed. they were among the lucky ones. >> we survived. >> the doctors are work around the clock, overwhelmed by the volume of injured. every now and then a ray of hope. >> today we have a spine and pell -- pell vic fracture, mostly trauma i

city and it can be a 24-hour aid operation. but look behind me here. this c-130 philippine air force transport plane is not flying right now because the air force at this base which is the main logistical hub for moving aid to that broken city of tacloban, they are only flyinging there from dawn till dusk saying the lights haven't been turned on and they can't make these critical aid deliveries. now, when the planes come back, we've seen them met on the tarmac by ambulances carrying some of the wounded evacuees from the storm zone. i asked an air force spokesman about this. take a listen. >> there are about a thousand victims, but we have to sort the victims accordingly like the much needed medical treatment for elderly and children and as well as the stranded victims in the area. >> that's tough work prioritizing who needs -- who is the biggest emergency and can be flown out of the area. again, a state of national calamity, according to the president here. and just a very difficult situation all around. one final fact for you. the philippines air force tell me they only ha

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 drug administration is trying to remove transfats from the food supply. it's the first time the fda have acknowledged that transfats are unsafe. >> president bal obama apologizo people that are losing healthcare plans that he said they could keep. >> i am sorry that they have continuefind themselves in this situation based on information from me. >> it comes on the heels of the healthcare.gov website. >>> those are the headlines. america tonight with joie chen is next. >> "america tonight" the membershihelpthat never came. our investigation looks at the american red cross and the failures that left comowchbilitiecommunitieshigh a.

. >> reporter: palo alto has a sister city in the philippines, palo, the city around 63,000 was hit hard by the storm. the palo alto daily news is reporting that last night, the city council devidded to donate -- decided to donate $10,000. more donations are welcomed at the vigil being held in downtown san jose. there will be speakers and cultural performances. it begins at 6:15 in front of the mlk library at the corner of east san fernando and 4th street. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. now there are many, local, national, international efforts to help the typhoon victims. we posted a list of ways you can help out. go to ktvu.com. just scroll down to the web links. >>> there's a warning out for female students at u.s. santa cruz. police say -- uc santa cruz. police say there have been reports that women's drinks at recent parties may have been spiked with unknown drugs. in at least one incident, the victim said she was sexually assaulted. uc santa cruz police and city of santa cruz police are now investigating. police say to avoid this happening to you, don't leave

today the president of the philippines toured the city. >> especially those are injud. the need f food. >> reporter: taclan's airport was badly damaged by raging floodwaters. now, hundreds wait tre desperate to leave. the young and the frail allowed to go first. this woman is 63. she bely survived. r family didn't. >> my husband -- reporter: she only has what she stands in. secuty now a concern with tv footage showg widespread looting. one official calling on the vernment to declare martial law. at this ho, a massive relief operation is underway ashe situation grow ever more sperate. e runway here is still intac and the aiorts are flying in and out. beginning to rcue the many thousands who are desperate to leave. this is fast becoming major international humanitarian airlift. lester? >> ang us waer. we wanto hear more fro a personou just sa m eds a storm char who was documenting the storm as it came ashore from the hotel. here's how he described it in his own words. >> i started to come in as the sun came up. i went out with my cama and soon realized that it wa just whi

the head of the team said he had seen a similar scare -- the philippines red cross says at least 1,000 people have died in just this one citythe philippines second city, sabu was hit by a tornado, but the capital, manilla missed the worst of it. the typhoon is heading across the south china sea now and is expected to hit vietnam on monday. a massive evacuation of over 200,000 people from the coast is now under way. and vietnam has had two typhoons hitting its shores over the past month. it's of course having a hard time of it. >> david piper, thank you very much. hard to see those images. thanks, david. the united states navy, christening its newest aircraft carrier today. >> i cristen the united states ship gerald r. ford, may god bless this ship and all who sail her. >> well done. uss gerald r. ford in new ford, pennsylvania. the nuclear powered ship is the navy's first new carrier design in more than 40 years. >>> a fox news exclusive, well, let me start that again. fox news reporting exclusive, as we're approaching a very important day in history. 50 years since the assassination of jfk. we go in depth searching for tru

. >> palo alto is donating $10,000 to help the sister city of the philippine province. the city council approved to help the city and the mayor is asking residents to donate. they provided aid to palo alto after the loma prieta earthquake. if you where want to doughnut we have information under "see it on tv." >> a stranger? oakland into an elementary school claiming he was there to meet a parent to pick up the daughter. the mother was at would when the man toll the administration he was waiting for the mother and given a visitor's pass and wandered all over campus before disappearing. the school is overhailing the security procedures. >> everything has to be tight at all times because anything can happen at any time and there should be no cracks for an intruder to slip through. >> the school held a safety meeting for parents on monday night and added more surveillance video and require people to show i.d. to verify the approved pick up lists they should be on. >> san francisco sheriff deputy accused of bank robbery could learn if he will stand trial for the crime. he is

chief executive will join he said his government has held official discussions with the philippine government the city of manila separately in to work out a satisfactory response to the four demands of the victims and their families. he said they had seen some progress but still have a long way to go. what all the city government to take necessary actions on a substantial progress is made with the one month by the fitted inside. he also said motions for sanctions against the philippines from legislative council members are scheduled to be debated on wednesday a hong kong tourist died after dismissed policeman took a bus load of tourists hostage in august twenty third two thousand and ten. a botched police rescue attempt prompted him to open fire on his hostages before he was himself gunned down following the hostage crisis uncle dean and in apology from the philippine government compensation for the families of the victims punishment of the officials responsible improvement for tours safety built three years of lets the philippine government still refuse to make a apology and failed to satisfy the dem

coming up.e a live report >> updating you on a major internional story in the philippine entire cities lay ruins because of that typhn haiyan. tracie pottss liven washington, d.c. whe there is concted massiveffortnder way to try a help all of those victims the in the philippines. good morning. >> reporter: no question about that good moing, jon. ile the u.s. is hping number ofountries are doing so as well but we're going to focus on the u.s. efforts, over 1700 deat, that's the official many more than that are feared dead up to10,000 with 600,00 people displad. wh is the u.s. doing to help th? we've got a number of assets headed that way. the "uss george washington," and in fac its ente group, cruisers and supplies, theyave a supply ship meeting up with them. thousandsf sailors have to come back now. philippines.ded to the 's going to be slow going, it's going to take several days to g those supplies there. in terms of money,he u.s. has pledged 20 million in immediate aid, half of that for emergency ai half for 55 tons of food. there's another 25 million comi from the united nations. an

aid workers in one northern city in the philippines report the storm destroyed as much as 90% of the city. the wreckage of homes and cars is blocking the street so it's very hard for rescuers to get fresh food and water in there starving survivors are trying to get their own supplies. some of the snapshots from the scene are heart breaking, this first one, people breaking through steel shutters. it sounds like they were trying to get into a grocery store to get food and water. >> here, military checkpoint, soldiers forcing a man to lift his shirt to show he has not been looting. now, there are reports they're thenning to shoot any looters at this point. and here's a picture of a woman who gave birth during the storm in makeshift clinic. she had to swim to safety after her shelter flooded. they named the baby joy. >> and you can see survivors walking along the road to the airport as a military plane flies overhead to land with emergency aid. their troubles are compounded by the fact there was an earthquake in the central part of the country a month ago and the country's money was used

. >> reporter: the milpitas mayor born in the philippines says his city is joining community organizations in raising money. >> it's a gesture of generosity and it's a gesture of love of our country of origin as well. but at the same time, it's more of helping people in need. >> reporter: and we are learning filipino american churches throughout the bay area will be organizing relief efforts during their sunday services. live in milpitas, george kiriyama. >>> it's now saturday afternoon in vietnam, which is where this storm is headed. jeff rainier now tracking the path. >> reporter: the storm bands stretching out several hundred miles from the center. the philippines located right here on our map. it's now moved off to the west of the philippines. so they are beginning to be in the clear from this storm system. as we get a look at the perspective of this, we want to compare it to one of our strong storms of the past. hurricane katrina. and you can see here when you compare the satellite loops how much larger in size typhoon haiyan is and still currently is at the moment. as we get a look a

philippines. they are common in cities. some waiting as long as six hours just to get gas for power generators. some gas station owners reportedly giving the fuel away just to help with relief, and filipino americans are now joining forces. they are donating money and goods. they are collecting in places like this in chick. erika pitzi has more from jersey city. >> reporter: he works with a steady hand even as the crisis weighing heavily on marty's mind. his barbara shop is one of many giving to the victims in the philippines. >> during sandy out was hard enough, but we still had running water. but to have nothing, and then skavage for food and you have lost everything you owned? i can't even put myself in that position. >> my grandma and grandpa's house it is done. we have to either sell the property or -- or, you know, just to rebuild it is going to take a lot. >> that's why they are donating 100% of revenue generated from haircuts on sunday donated to the red cross. >> they said it is bad, especially for them where a lot of the people don't -- don't have anything to begin with, you know? you

. >>> palo alto is contributing $10,000 to the philippines and the sister city called palo. donations will be accepted by the victims at san jose state university. it will take place in the martin luther king, junior library starting at 6:15. >>> city officials launched a task force to coordinate urgent disaster relief. this local launch is part of a u.s. wide effort lead by the national alliance for filipino concerns. supervisors john avilos and jane kim helped launch the task force this morning at the community center on mission street. >>> and professional boxer manny, pakiyow is dedicating his comeback fight to the victim. he's in camp in the philippines about 200 miles from where typhoon haiyan caused the most destruction for the november 24th bout. he says he plans to send help and asked his fans to pray for his country and its people. >>> our web team has posted a list of ways you can help the victims of typhoon haiyan. go to ktvu.com and scroll down to web links. >>> a major power outage in the rohnert park impacts the brand- new casino there. what's being done to th

clean water, millions of people are looking to survive in the philippines after the devastating typhoon. 10,000 people appeared dead in the city alone. the international community is rushing to get emergency aid to the philippines. the u.s. just launched an appeal , 300 $1 million more is needed in donations. hitting back, the iranian foreign minister, saying they were not to blame for their talks in geneva. thank you for joining us, this is the international news here. $300 million in donations have been called for to help the philippines. chaos is scale of the becoming clearer. millions have been affected. they fear the 10,000 people have died in the city alone. for the injured and the elderly, it was the only way to survive, getting out. >> staying is not an option. four days after the typhoon hit the city, hundreds of survivors hoped to get, as the crowd grows. this is nothing new. we need shelter. people camping0 outside the airport surged onto the tarmac. only a small group eventually made it on board. with thousands now homeless and desperate, few could rely on this to survive. >> what do they want us to do? push each o

andrew stevens, tacloban city, central philippines. >> aid agencies are mobilizing to help the victims of the typhoon. to find out how you can help go to cnn.com/impact. >>> a grand jury in new york has indicted 11 people in connection with the violent confrontation between an suv driver and a swarm of bikers. among those indicted is a police detective who was off duty and riding with the bikers back in september, september 29. the bikers are accused of dragging the suv driver out of his vehicle and beating him in front of his wife and 2-year-old daughter. >>> a utah doctor is facing 15 years to life for killing his wife. the jury came back with a guilty verdict in the middle of the night. jean casarez was in the courtroom and has this reaction from the doctor's children who pushed for years for his conviction. >>> we, the jury, having reviewed the evidence of the testimony in the case find the defendant as to count one, murder, guilty. [ shouts ] >> as to count two, obstruction of justice, guilty. >> screams of emotion echoed through the courtroom as martin macneill heard his fate sea

philippine officials fear tens of thousands of people may have died this one city, that of tacloban. demolish and the local airport was wrecked. 2,000 are reported missing on the island of sama. philippines government is warning the scale of the disaster is overwhelming. an estimated 4 million people have been affected by the typhoon. hundreds of thousands of people are desperately in need of food and water. that desperation turned into some looting in some areas. back to you, martha. martha: unbelievable, david, your heart breaks for people on the ground there. this typhoon is one for the history books. if the estimates of 10,000 dead are confirmed it, would be the deadliest storm in philippines history. it ranks as the 8th deadliest on the island nation's history. on landfall it sustained winds clocked at 195 miles per hour. wind gusts hit 235 miles an hour. the equivalent of a category 5 hurricane. bill: these relief efforts now starting to pour in. survivors are pleading for food, water and medicine. this is a massive undertaking made all the more difficult bit total devastation o

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philippines. haiyan decimated cities and towns, and now, great risk for disease. cruise are working to remove debris, which is part of the problem, often blocking help from coming n >> we're done with the rescue and retrieval. to make major thorough fares more passable. >> more food and aid is reaching hundreds of thousands of people in the disaster skoevenlt 3600 people have died, 600,000 people have been displaced. >>> a sonoma county high school principal is out of a job after pretending to be a navy s.e.a.l. >> the i team exposed several imposters over the years. >> the veterans tell me posing as a navy s.e.a.l. is an insult to men who earned the title tochlt those who died serving and their families. but this became an issue of trust between a principal and superintendent and students. he thought it would be routine. objecting to a book assigned to his sovenl a sophomore at technology high school because it contained descriptions of child sexual abuse. any parent has rights to opt out to ask for their child to read another book. >> he pulled my son into his o

philippines. it's close to the second largest city in the philippines. there will be tremendous amounts of damage. but because communications are down it's going to be a long time before we find out what happened there. this is one of the strongest ever to come onshore. 195 mile-an-hour winds reported apparently may have had gusts over that and it had about ten inches of rain from what i understand, about 12 hours. that's why they have additional flooding. 20-foot storm surge completely innodates coastal areas. let's look at the track as it moves to the south china sea. 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 wea

gave the philippine government ultimatum for the city government would take necessary actions of the substantial progress is made within one month by the physical inside philippine tourism authority taken a hit as open authorities continued to discourage citizens from traveling to the island nation that can defer to low hong kong suspense a piece of the arrangement between both sides. hong kong's tourism industry however we also feel the pinch. hong kong is a popular destination for filipino tourists. but knowing the illegals popular overseas filipino workers iphone comix couldn't stress is likely one of the sessions will be a freeze on hiring filipino domestic workers in over a hundred thousand brady working there. this is either tops. the philippines' department of foreign affairs says it is working quietly with one sorties to achieve both mutually satisfactory result. huhu a miracle so distraught that he sent a representative offer a national apology from the city. but until the apology comes from aquino until those responsible are held accountable. iceberg justice continues. nice

>> >>> scenes of complete devastation in the philippines, it's feared the death toll could reach 10,000 in one city alone. >> hello, you're watching al jazeera. also on the program - iran's president says it will not answer to threats or sanctions after france blocks a deal on its nuclear program. >> translation:... put all the items for sale... >> the president of venezuela says customers are being overcharged and orders troops into shops. >> we are in brazil for the indigenous games where organizers are aiming to target a global audience. [ ♪ theme ]. >>> hello. as many as 10,000 people are feared to have died in the philippines. typhoon haiyan sent ferocious winds and waves into homes and schools, burying people under tonnes of debris. >> reporter: this is the moment when the storm hit tacloban, a city of more than 200,000 people. monster winds whipped in from the coast with gusts of up to 2,000 k/hr. with it came flood water. people used mattresses to stay above the rising waters. >> i see electricity in the water - my legs are tingling >> reporter: this is the scene rescue teams are seeing as

philippines. haiyan decimated cities and towns, and now, great risk for disease.ise are working to remove debris, which is part of the problem, often blocking help from coming n >> we're done with the rescue and retrieval. to make major thorough fares more passable. >> more food and aid is reaching hundreds of thousands of people in the disaster skoevenlt 3600 people have died, 600,000 people have been displaced. >>> a sonoma county high school principal is out of a job after pretending to be a navy s.e.a.l. >> the i team exposed several imposters over the years. >> the veterans tell me posing as a navy s.e.a.l. is an insult to men who earned the title tochlt those who died serving and their families. but this became an issue of trust between a principal and superintendent and students. he thought it would be routine. objecting to a book assigned to his sovenl a sophomore at technology high school because it contained descriptions of child sexual abuse. any parent has rights to opt out to ask for their child to read another book. >> he pulled my son into his offic

municipalities of female have evacuated low-lying areas the storm is expected to pass north of the philippines second largest city. >> the state department officals say secretary o secretary of stn kerri is headed to switzerland to help with negotiations over iran's nuclear program the change in the schedule came hours after an iranian official says the agreement with talks is in the works. the fda is banning transfats. >> there has been an apology from president obama. the president says he is sorry to the millions of americans that are losing their healthcare plans because the coverage don't doesn't meet the requirements mandated by the affordable care act. the president has been saying for years if he the they like tr plans they can keep them. will see you back here at 11:00 eastern and 8:00 west edmonton:. the fda takes a hit on obese tea. owety. owe obesity of is this a band-aid on a far larger problem? >> john kerr kerry announces a l in geneva. >>> j why did that documentary never see the light of day in america? the block buster director and sir jackie stewart will join us with that story. >>> i'm antonio

chief justice >>> desperate to get out - survivors of typhoon haiyan try to leave their cities in the philippinesternational help is coming in as dozens of country offer up aid. [ ♪ theme ] >>> welcome to doha. we have al jazeera's continuing coverage of the disaster in the philippines and the other top stories. >> main players blame each other. we look at who is responsible for holding up a nuclear deal in iran. saving the children - a report on the biggest

philippines are doing. they have sent special forces on the ground to the hard hit area of tack chlo ba city. delivering aid and also providing law and order. the government of the philippines also declared the day a national calamity what's happening here, allowing them to free up resources and to fix the prices of key essential items on the ground so no one engages in prove tearing during this time. the government has issued an international aid alert that has been answered by over 20 corrupts around the world, including the united states because the government here, they desperately need help due to the scale of the devastation. the philippines government says 600,000 people are displaced. the death toll, according to the red across stands at 10,000 across the storm zone. wolf, back to you. >> how hard, kristie, to get to those areas torn apart by the typhoon? >> you know, recently by colleague ivan watson participated in an aerial to your of the devastated sites with the civil aviation authority here. what he learned was that the devastation was not so much in the more remote areas, the w

. >> in the philippines people in the devastated city of tacloban have been given a clash incentive to help clear streets of debris. they are paid up to $11 a day to clean up in the aftermath of tacloban. there has been grim findings. as rubble is moved bodies are being discovered. more than 5,200 have been found. >> more than 2 million have been affected, many living in disaster areas. we take a look at the plight of children in tacloban. >> it is rare to see caesar smiling. the 7-year-old misses his family. his parents and three sib liges died. he sam for hours. he's an orphan. his grandmother is inconsolable. >> it is hard, pain. . i should have died out there, not my grandchildren, not them. they had their whole lives ahead of them. the destruction is unprecedented. more than 90% of people here are homeless. as the philippine government focuses on millions of families in needs such as food, water and shelter the united nations says children are particularly vulnerable. more than 4 million have been directly affected. most are living in disaster zones at the risk of exploitation, ab

philippines. >>> we are following breaking news coming out of wisconsin. there are reports tha that a childrens' hospital there is in lockdown. it's in the city of wauwatosa. it follows the shooting and when we get more details we'll bring those to you. >>> this are stunning numbers coming out of the philippines. 4460 people dead. those numbers are just coming in. the philippine government is saying the death toll is lower 4357. we'll have more on the death toll of typhoon haiyan in a moment. >>> if you like your plan you can keep your plan. president obama is admitting the white house fumbledded the ball twice. but the president said the game is not yet over. mike viqueira is standing by at the white house. a contrite president it seems with a solution to those that their insurance companies have dropped their plans. >> the president came out and faced the music. he was retenant. last week in a one-on-one interview he apologized and today he came out before the full national press corps and said this is on me. he has democrats in revolt on capitol hill and they threatening to jump ship. he said yes the quebe website is fouled up and if you l

report from our british broadcasting partner int news describing the dyer situation in one city of the philippines. the world has witnessed one of the most powerful storms in recorded history. that's until the next one strikes. people of philippines are sifting through the wreckage left in the wake. devastation is yet to be realized. the cost of the storm could top $14 billion. as more human toll, more than 10,000 are feared dead. many are believed to be in tacloban. once over 200,000 resident, now completely levelled, streets filled with bodies. groups are completely overwhelmed by the incredible need. haiyan came in with a 20 foot storm surge. this was a category five. the size of the storm put into perspective of the red cross placing the typhoon over the map of the entire continue then tend states. it's a reminder of anyone leaving near water is dangerous. no one knows that than the citicit cities themselves. just today at the un climate talks in warsaw poland, the delegates from philippines offered emotional testimony to the world. >> devastation is staggering. i struggle to find words even f

in the philippines, population growth rates of close to 2%. more people moving to some of these mega citiese manila and other coastal areas. as you extract more groundwater with these large populations, you're actually seeing in a lot of these deltas the land sinking as well, so it's a double whammy. not only sea level rise due to increasing greenhouse gases, but development patterns that drop the surface. >> esperanza, i'm curious. i know that island nations as a kind of coalition have been very powerful, prophetic voices in the national, international debate about how to address carbon pollution. is there a domestic political awareness in the philippines of the threat it poses to what is the 13th most populous country in the world? >> we're not only the 13th most populous country in the world, but we're also the 3rd most vulnerable country by study of the u.n. to be impacted by climate change. we're impacted by these typhoons on an average of 20 a year. this is the 24th one that has hit us. and so, this is a normal occurrence. when i was working in the philippines senate, i was lobbying f

in the devastated philippine city of tacloban they are housing 3,000 families and others finding sheltertheir ruined neighbors and the government wants to build bunk houses with room for 25,000 families but as henry faucet reports time is running out. >> reporter: in the low-lying city of tacloban some areas were hit harder than most and the houses made of wood next to the sea splintered and washed away. on the outskirts of time some started rebuilding and even on the low, marshy ground and following the house to the foundation to start again. people here say they would move somewhere safer if the government provided it but there is no sign of that just yet. >> translator: i like it here. i want to stay because there is work here and the markets are nearby. >> reporter: some of the largest, sturdy concrete structures have survived and others were simply washed away. >> i never thought, never in my dream that in seconds no more, gone. >> reporter: the climate change will have more intense typhoons than i have an effort to move people away from areas most at risk and with no where to go pe