started to spread out to try to get out and assess the needs along with their counterparts in the philippine navyippine military, assess some of these smaller towns and cities on islands and outlying areas that are more difficult to get to. some of them you can only get by air or by water. we went out a short time ago with the marines on their osprey jets. let's watch. >> reporter: the ospreys have arrived. american marines are now using their unique aircraft to check on remote island communities cut off by the typhoon. today, we are flying to an island called samar. from the air, the damage to its main city is clear. ospreys fly like planes but can also hover like helicopters. before landing the crew makes sure the runway is safe. most of the passengers on board today are philippine navy personnel. captain troy trinidad is trying to assess the needs of the island's people. >> is there food enough? >> no. >> reporter: 45,000 people live here. 87 died in the storm. hundreds are sick or injured, and some need urgent care. the lady here needs medical attention that she clearly cannot get on this sma

to try to make -- to try to get out and assess the needs along with their counter parts of the philippine navyippine military, assess smaller towns and cities on islands and outlying areas that are more difficult to get to, some of them you can only get by air or by water. we went out a short time ago with the marines on their jets. let's watch. the osprees have arrived. they are using the aircraft to check on communities can the off by the typhoon. from the air the damage to the main city is clear. they fly like planes but can hover like help cop tors. before landing the screw makes sure the runway is save. most of the passengers on board today are philippine navy personnel. the captain troy trinidad is trying to assess the needs of the island's people. >> is the food enough? >> no. >> 45,000 people live here, 87,000 die in the storm. hundreds are sick and injured and some need urgent care. >> this lady needs medical attention, she clearly can't get so colonel train had has been asked if the u.s. military will take her someplace else. they will try to bring her on the ospree back to tacloban

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i've been on the ground in tacloban for days and i've in fact, interviewed a very heroic, philippine navy captain, captain santiago going out and helping people and i've seen the work being done and isn't being done, perhaps as importantly. ms. sanchez is welcome to go there, and i would urge her to go there. i don't know if she has but her husband is the interior minister. i'm sure she could arrange a flight. here is the broadcast that i think she thinks i said something that i didn't say in. here is what i actually said. as for who exactly is in charge of the philippines side of this operation, that is not really clear. i mean, we -- i'm just surprised that i haven't -- i expected on this day five, i thought i maybe had gotten here very late that things would be well in hand. it does not seem like that. people are desperate. people do not have anyplace for shelter. there is -- it's very difficult for people to get food. neighbors are helping out neighbors. water is in short supply. it is -- it is a very, very bad situation here. let's remember, i was showing you a clinic several days ag

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seven days and typed in high and when they swayed of death and destruction across the central philippines us navy's uss george washington to the forefront of international aid efforts to finally stop bring relief to the next stricken areas japan australia and great britain or cyclones are beating considerable minutes the vessels bancroft and fonts. as the standard is no racism or parent un and now local figures indicate that the west's hits cd stack them up. had a least four thousand deaths and that they've now been accountable but in the shop right up to present any new acronym had earlier insisted the final cut would not exceed three thousand as quaint as well as his handling of the crises have drawn some criticism is to listen to the president of the philippines. they run around with the housing on his people. now that i know the reason this is the food and water. god's word is that he was the result on the one previously my day. will we ever went beyond doubt staying a week. the story of a cactus plant will propose we all hope on the situation that just with the aid effort stands. see just behi

much needed supplies offered to philippines. u.s. navyre bringing in supplies and transfers evacuees. out. there have been miracles, a woman surviving the storm gave birth with the help of a israeli doctor in a fold hospital tent. a blessing. now back to huckabee. >> obama care enrollment numbers were finally revealed this week and they are nothing short of embarrassing. 106,000 people signed up for the program. that is short of the half million in the first month. that came from the 15 state exchanges. numbers at healthcare.gov, they were even worse. signing up less than 27,000 people. and so we spent our correspondent ryan rose in new york city to prove how sad those figures are. >> have you been to the obama care website? >> no, i have not. >> i can google it. >> you know it is working? >> it is twerbinging. you think more people signed up for obama care or signed up for a one way trip to mars. >> one way trip to mars. >> if i could afford it i would sign up to. >> which has more people signed up. obama care website oh, petition per pi

philippines. britain is sending in its biggest navy ship. the massive u.s. aircraft carrier with 5000 soldiers and 80 aircraft is now in the lapine's. philippines. a distribution has been hampered by blocked roads and cut community ancient. fromjoined by ian bray oxfam. what kind of difficulties are faced insed -- getting the aid out? difficulties have been blocked roads because of the ravage the storm brought with it. roads in one of the areas that was worse affect it is now open. be distributing hygiene kits and blankets. sent 17 tons of aid from airport.ouse to an it will be flying out on the weekend. that will be distributed as soon as it arrives on the weekend. four teams in the areas that are most effective and we will start distributing tomorrow. >> this is finally getting through. it comes six days after the typhoon. is it not too late to help some people? >> it is never too late to help people. given the scale of the the scale of the storm, it means everything has been destroyed. it will take time to reach people. tomorrow, our teams will be distribu

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philippines. the death toll now stands at more than 3,600. nearly 1,200 people are still missing. >>> and a massive navy hospital ship off the southern california coast is deploying to go to the philippines. crews are loading up tons of supplies. >> stretching nearly 900 feet, the u.s. naval ship mercy is one of the largest hospitals in the country. its crew is on standby. they could set sail for the philippines as early as sunday, with more than 1,000 pallets of food and medicine for victims of typhoon haiyan. commander tony costa is in charge of supplies. >> how many people does it take to get this ship ready? >> literally hundreds of people are working together right now to prepare the ship to get underway in five days. >> costa helped stock the mercy last year for a bye annual humanitarian mission to asia. it can treat as many as 300 patients a day and could help some of the 12,000 injured in the philippines. the ship can hold a medical staff of about 1,200 people, from dentists to surgeons, but the military must first determine what the greatest needs are in the philippines before they decide who to send. 5,000 sailors and marines aboard t

philippines to help with recovery from the typhoon. the aircraft carrier has 5000 sailors and more than 80 aircraft on board. he is sending additional u.s. navyhips to the philippines as well. officials are concerned that the death toll could rise. >> there is concern that california could be facing a another dry winter. state officials are now considering using what is called cloud seeding as it waits have moisture to the mountains. kron4 charles clifford explains. >> according to the latest from the california department of water resources, 2013 has been the driest. as of last month the state reservoirs' work left have full. anticipated yet another dryr, state officials are hoping that cloud seeding cut ad. this works by injecting iodine directly into--it is usually dropped from airplanes, this is a video of a plane that was shooting at some flares. it causes water droplets to crystalize to create snow. the process has been used and has been successful. in california, the d w are estimates that it could generate about 400,000 a. of water and willie.annually. in addition to this additional snowfall what benefit for the sierra and the wild li

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marines landed in the philippines over the weekends and right now several u.s. navy ships are rushing to the area, including the aircraft carrier "george washington." the "george washington" was on a port visit in hong kong and is expected to arrive in 72 hours. there are more than three million filipino americans, many of them here are anxious for news and eager to help. here's don dahler. >> reporter: desperate to track down her family in her hometown of tacloban, jackie duer turned to facebook. that's how she found out what their 78-year-old mother did to save their lives. >> my mother and younger sister were holding on the a refrigerator floating around in muck for 45 minutes. they put the young children inside the refrigerator. >> reporter: they used it as a boat? a refrigerator? >> yes. >> reporter: her family survived but lost everything. she's collecting emergency supplies and raising money. >> we direly need help. this is for real. this is hell. >> reporter: across america people are doing what they can to help. from supplies donated at a car dealership? san

capability, the uss george washington, recently seen on disaster relief duty in the philippines, now on maneuvers with the japanese navy off southern japan. the timing, americans insist, is coincidental. >> we planned it, we are executing it almost exactly as originally planned. correct but amid all the maneuvers, diplomatic and military, there are concerns the risks for miscalculation are growing. on december 8, venezuelans will vote in local elections, which normally doesn't attract much attention. but this time, there is more interest than usual because the country is facing massive 54% inflation, the highest in 20 years. there has been a great deal of pressure on president nicolas maduro, who has only been in power for seven months. he has been granted powers to introduce any law by decree for the next year to try to control the economy. from caracas, our correspondent reports. >> these are difficult days in venezuela. the government and the opposition are accusing each other of trying to systematically undermine the country's economy. with one week to go for local and regional elections, huge lines form where the

. >> in the philippines deaths stand at 4,000. about 50 u.s. navyps and aircraft are taking part in global relief efforts. video of the deadly plane crash in russia aave been released.

international aid starting to get to the philippine, a including a u.s. navyaircraft carrier with 5,000 sailors. more than a half million people there have been displaced by the typhoon disaster. many of them have not had food, water and medicine for a week. >>> well, for four day as man with local ties to the bay area didn't hear from his pregnant wife and daughter, caught in the middle of typhoon haiyan. just yesterday he heard they are safe and sound and now he is on his way to see them. ktvu brian flores is live right now. you talked to him on the phone? >> reporter: i sure did, dave. steven carpenter lives in oregon but has bay area ties. he grew up in berkeley and has his master's degree from uc berkeley. he is here at sfi to go see his pregnant wife. she is nine months pregnant, days away from giving birth. there was obvious concern from steven when the typhoon hit the islands. he didn't hear from his family for four agonizing days. his family lives in tacloban where the typhoon did most of the damage. he was happy to hear his family was able to head to

navy ships have arrived in the philippines bringing much-needed relief to the victims. among the vessels taking part in the relief efforts is the u.s.s. george washington which has 80 aircraft and 5000 sailors to distribute food water and medicine. >> the husband and the overwhelming response to the call for donations for the typhoon victims. they will continue accepting donations of already made package food. they do not need any more clothing or water. a 45 ft. container will be arriving today. u.s. marines were killed while clearing unexploded weapons. appendectomy morning at camp pendleton in california. there routinely sweep their firing range for a lot of weapons and ammo. this time something exploded. the names of the marines are not yet being released. eight months ago a mortar explosion killed seven range. a blood filled chapter is now closed. was convicted in august of 11 murders. >> is a fugitive from more than 15 years before he was finally captured in california. was sentenced to death today for the rape and murder of his girlfriend's three year-old daughte

. >> navy ships have arrived in the philippines bringing relief to hundreds of thousands of victims who is gone without food or clean water for a week. the aircraft carrier uss george washington has begun relief operations with 5,000 sailors to distribute food and water and medicine. >> aid is still trickling in but only 20 trucks are operating half delivering food and the other half are clearing roads and removing bodies. the death toll is 2,357, 30 people buried in a mass grave suggest a ceremony today near the hard ever hit areas. >> communities that is long supported grass root agos in the philippines say if you want to help consider working with them rather than the traditional relief groups saying country groups have raised $100,000 so far and the money is already on the way to the philippines. >> other efforts are great and we not saying do not do that but they want to know that 100 percent of their proceeds, of the donation go to communities on the ground in the philippines. >> the san jose office of the buddhist foundation is engaged in grass roots campaign to provide dehydrate

. >>> more relief on the way to victims of typhoon haiyan in the philippines. two navy ships are expected to arrive by tomorrow carrying nearly 1,000 marines. military officials say the two ships will be able to get closer to storm ravaged areas of the philippines. hundreds of thousands of survivors are said to still be without food or water. >>> an investigation is under way this morning for the cause of an underground explosion that fired eight manholes into the air. rhode island firefighters responding to a call monday after a strange odor detected in providence's jewelry district. officials say a buildup of carbon monoxide from an underground electrical fire could have caused that explosion. terrifying moments right there. >> yes. >> those are your headlines, guys. >> thanks, so much, michaela. i was going to call you indra. >> we look a lot alike. >> what do we know, indra? >> actually, here in the dark i thought that water was turned off. i took walk over there just a few minutes ago. that water is still gushing out of that building. definitely a picture of how sl

navy carrier with 5,000 sailors has arrived in the philippines to help with relief efforts. they will deliver aid for people who have gone without food and water for almost a week now. desperate moms have looted stores in the hard hit city where eight people were killed in a stampede and more than 2300 people were killed in last week's storm and the death toll is expected to rise. >> i once was lost, but now i am found... >> reporter: the american community gathered for a candle light vigil for the victims of typhoon haiyan. they struggled to reach loved ones after they knocked out communication. >> this is a lot of damage and i really wish i could be there. >> dope nations aring this fathered for survivors -- survivors. >> they are asking for more aid and for it to be distibetan boughted fast -- distributed faster. >>> a team of nurses with the nationals nurses group is scheduled to leave fso this evening for the philippines. more than 1,500 nurses in 12 nations have volunteered for the relief efforts. >> oh, my gosh, it is going to be a long time to recover. >> yes. >> the

we landed with a member of a captain from the philippines' special forces from the navy, and, you know, he was talking to the people, he was trying to get an assessment of the damage and the bottom line, the message is more supplies, we need food, we need water, and in these small communities there's only about according to this captain about 15 or 20% of these communities that have actually been assessed. there's still a lot we don't know about what's going on in the outlying places. >> anderson cooper in tacloban, stay safe, my friend. >> coming up next on "ed lead" one of the leading voices in the push to get the numbers behind the obama care enrollment. what does eric cantor think now? he'll join me next. the mayor of toronto admits he smoked crack in a drunken stupor but believe it or not he was apparently sober when he told his political opponents he's a, quote, positive role model for kids unquote. the latest in the toronto mayor's fight to keep his job coming up. keeping up with these two is more than a full time job and i don't have time for unreliable companies. angie's list

moving an aircraft carrier and other navy ships to the philippines to assist with the rescue efforts. american marines are on the ground. a very long and historic relationship between the u.s. and the philippines. three days after surviving one of the strongest storms in recorded history, hundreds of thousands are still trying to grasp, when you saw this picture a moment ago, these were homes and buildings and schools and now everything is gone. completely. cnn's anna choron is out. >> reporter: above the vast blue sea that separates the thousands of islands that make up the philippines, a rescue mission is under way. we're traveling with the military to a remote group of islands devastated by super typhoon haiyan yet to be reached by authorities. from the air, we can see the carnage, home after home, village after village. nowhere has been spared. on the ground lie the injured with broken bones and internal bleeding. they've been waiting for days for a medical evacuation. >> i haven't seen anything like this before. i, i thought i'd only seen this on television. >> reporter: there's

for details, visit vwdealer.com today the philippines are trying to find ways to provide necessities for people there. the u.s. navyonded by providing the aircraft carriers, it can produce 40, 000 fresh water per days. the typhoon killed hundreds of people and destroyed thousands of homes. now the phone app is helping to get people to get in touch with the people in the philippines by using the viper app. tomorrow at jacks in fremont from 10:00 to 6 p.m., fans are being asked to bring can goods and blanket to help the victims. >>> coming up batkid' t-shirt's t-shirt of how you can get your own. >> we'll hear of the >> we'll hear of the schoolteacher of the to those who've waited... >> we'll hear of the schoolteacher of the worried... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that w

moving an aircraft carrier and other navy ships to the philippines to assist with the rescue efforts. u.s. also providing $20 million in immediate assistance. american marines are on the ground. a very long and historic relationship between the u.s. and the philippines. three days after surviving one of the strongest storms in recorded history, hundreds of thousands are still trying to grasp, when you saw this picture a moment ago, these were homes and buildings and schools and now everything is gone. completely. cnn's anna coren is "outfront" in cebu where rescue efforts at this moment are racing against time. >> reporter: above the vast blue sea that separates the thousands of islands that make up the philippines, a rescue mission is under way. we're traveling with the military to a remote group of islands devastated by super typhoon haiyan yet to be reached by authorities. from the air, we can see the carnage, home after home, village after village. nowhere has been spared. on the ground lie the injured with broken bones and internal bleeding. they've been waiting for days for a me

. >> race against time in the philippines, nor the record-breaking typhoon. the navy soon on if way, america and the world responding to the catastrophe. we'll take you there. live. >> the surprising risks using corn to make gasoline. what our own investigation is uncovering from the gulf of mexico. plus, sky high, two cities compete for tallest building in the u.s. and the winner is: and we begin in the philippines. five full days after typhoon haiyan struck, help is on the way but for many time is running out, craig leeson joins us from sivu province. six days from the storm what's the priority right now? you. >> as you say thousands of people in some of these remote areas, particularly in the worse-hit in this cup and that's leitei province on the east coast where that tidal surge swept many people away. the priority of course is to ensure that all of the international aid that is pouring into the capital of the country in manila and also into sabu where we are here in the center of the country that that aid get to the people who need it most. it's been flown into

philippines. >>> top intelligence officials punished in a navy sandal involving bribes, trips, prostitutes and how far up does this misconduct go? >>> the shocking behavior richie incognito says is accepted in the locker room and why it's more brotherhood than bullying. he says it's a culture. >> interesting. >>> good morning. welcome to "early start." glad you're with us. i'm zoraida sambolin. >> i'm christine romans. it's 5:00 a.m. in the east. berman has the day off. >> nice to have you with us. >>> we begin with what is unfolding in the philippines. more than 10,000 people now feared death in the aftermath of typhoon haiyan. drinking water and food cut off to millions. bodies are littering the streets and hanging from trees as well as. entire villages are gone. haiyan has been downgrade to do a tropical storm but still a killer and slamming into northeast vietnam overnight and we are getting reports of widespread destruction there as well. such a tragedy. we begin our coverage with andrew stephens live in the fips a philippines and can you tell us what is happening now? >> it's evening right n

philippines. >>> top intelligence officials punished in a navy sandal involving bribes, trips, prostitutes and howonduct go? >>> the shocking behavior richie incognito says is accepted in the locker room and why it's more brotherhood than bullying. he says it's

. >> we navy ships have arrived in the philippines bringing much needed relief to hundreds of thousands: -- typhoon haiyan victim would have gone without food. uss george washington has started relief operations with 5,000 i sailors distributing food, water and medicine with two destroyers but aid is coming in to the hardest hit areas and only 20 tricks are operating, half delivering food. the other half are clearing roads and recovering bodies. the death toll has climbed to 2,357 with 30 people buried in a mass grave during a ceremony today near the hardest hit areas. >> the bay area communities that supported grass roots organizations say if you want to help consider working with them in addition to the more well-known relief groups. the national alliance says community groups have raised 100,000 so far and the money is on the way to the philippines. >> the international efforts are great, but if moment have the purpose and they have been approaching us because they want to know that 100 percent of the donations go to communities on the ground. >> in the south way, the san jose office

navy dropping off aid to the philippines. >> and a look at business news. , back here tomorrow morning, a bit of light activity in the east bay and south bay. the whole thing clears out of here. looking good there. nice warm up headed our way. check your seven-day forecast scrolling for you at the bottom of your screen. here's mike inouye. let's see what the showers are doing to your drive. >> not a whole lot now because of the lighter volume of traffic. earlier morning crashes have cleared out. we have wet roads all around the bay. no major incidents along the peninsula. that's a smooth drive. 280 as well. that green highlighted here. you will see that throughout the maps. tied in with the weather system as far as the traffic center goes. wet roadways as far as you're concerned. over here, the green sensors mean a smooth drive for 101, 87, 85. santa cruz mountains, a tough morning a tree has cleared from the summit, still slow towards santa cruz, if that's your commute, plan on a slower one. a typical drive over livermore. that green highlighted over here through the oakland area, app

philippines. we have new veo tohow you of people that re rushing toward navy hicopters as they unloaded supplies. several communies are reopening, marke and gas stations today. the country's energy secretary is promising to restore power to the region by december 24th, christmas eve, claiming he will resign if it fails. >> unimaginable what those peoplere going through and the perseverance, the ones surviving have tohave. goodness. >> kind of a rough weekend as were mentioninghe tornos. it's a tough one. >> yeah, it reay is. it's really late in the season to see anything like that. i'm gng to take through analysis and show you t areas that got hit the hardest on a ma coming up. i want to focus on your current conditionsight now. i want to get y back to work in a timely faion. san francisc 48 degrees. we have low cloudshough it's hard to see right now before the sun comes up. slowly but surely that will be e case. as we head throughout highs cool enough for a swert or a jacket. across the bay ar.rd t 60s 66 degrees in saratoga, menlo park, 63 degrees, cfortable in san francisco,ut still cool enoug

u s navy aircraft carrier has arrived off the coast of the philippines to boost the struggling response to thai food high in the massive storm ripped across the country almost one week ago leaving thousands dead the relief operations are still failing to deliver life saving supplies to remote areas and islands crocodiles and has this report from manila. the destruction wrought on the central philippines seems the president of our natural desires of this nature relief activities are called police while survivors are frustrated and criticism of the gospel response is growing. at least a thousand three hundred thousand people have been confirmed died and three thousand eight hundred and three injured according to the old one thousand dollars when officials on thursday the not too sure what i find that forty thousand people have been forced from their homes over one hundred thousand of them have no shelter and looking outside exposed to the elements. some two point five million people are in urgent need of them. many survivors are trying to escape from the disaster zone some have fled to ne

. >> in the philippines deaths stand at 4,000. about 50 u.s. navy ships and aircraft are taking part in global relief efforts. video of the deadly plane crash in russia have been released. a security camera captured the boeing 737 crashing nose-first and exploding. 50 on board were kill. >> lawmakers in canada voted to strip power from toronto mayor rob ford. the meeting had bizarre moments with rob ford knocking over a council woman, he mocked another that interrupted his brother. >> rob ford is refusing to step down. he says he'll go to court to get back his authority as mayor? a. >> "america tonight itself is next on al jazeera. you can get the latest on aljazeera.com. america tonight's joie chen. >> we would like to now are you pleased with the rescue effort? >> the cradle of civilization, the plan to rebuild the marshes of mesopotamia. are >> good evening everyone, thanks for joining us. joie chen is on assignment i'm adam may. meth amphetamine is continuing to ravage all across middle america. every time law enforcement contraction down on met

navy ships are expected to arrive off the coast within days. philippines officials say over 9 million people were affected by the storm. in the united states, victims' relatives trying to reach and help loved ones, collecting emergency supplies and raising money. >> my mother and youngest sister were holding on to a refrigerator, floating around in muck for 45 minutes. they put the young children inside the refrigerator. >> reporter: call centers like this one in philadelphia are trying to put families in touch, but communications are difficult. >> we direly need help. this is for real. this is help. >> this morning, relief efforts are being hampered by some more rough weather. officials are trying to move supplies from the island of cebu to tacloban. cbs news contributor barnaby lo is in cebu with more relief efforts. barnaby. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. aid has started arriving here in the central philippines. this is the reason, of course, it was battered by typhoon haiyan. the cargo plane has just arrived. the u.s. has sent a plane load of e

philippines. all i can tell the marines in the navy and the troops, go, go, go, go faster. >> what is the priority, and what are the challenges for u.s. troops moving into the area, trying to help? >> well, they want to have priority set. it's clear that the number one priority is search and rescue and saving lives. anything other than that will distract from saving lives, because it's too easy for more and more people that want to come in. the other thing that needs to be declared by the president of the philippines is is this going to be an evacuation or will they sustain in places like tacloban, where there's no water, electricity, the hospital can't take care of the people. if i advised him, he needed to ask the community, ask the other countries to send in aircraft. one take off, one in and fly people out until ships can relocate people. sustaining people with the infrastructure broke is going to almost be impossible. the number one priority is to have a priority work that is focussed on saving lives - food, water, medicine and evacuation of the sick and injured. >> obviously the philippine g

philippines. >>> a growing bribery investigation in the military. the navywo offices. bruce love less and ted branch. the suspensions come in the wake of a bribery investigation that prosecutors say is endangered national security. three other senior officers have been arrested accused of accepting bribes, including acts of prostitution in exchange for favorable treatment for a naval services provider in singapore. >>> a prank call leads to an evacuate in south morning. here is mike schuh. >> reporter: good morning. police took this violent threaty ly, restricting access to the neighborhood. >> those here in south baltimore finally returned home after the city swat team gives an all clear for the under armor building. sunday afternoon 911 dispatchers receive a threat to employees. >> we took that threat seriously. our swat team cleared the facility. >> for five hours streets were shut down, leaving many people standing outside cold and frustrated. >> an officer came around and said you have to evacuate the area, we have a situation going on. >> there's fear

troops are supporting operations in the philippines where the united states was the colonial power for half a century. the navy has delivered 626,000 pounds of relief supplies. the powerful pictures of suffering filipinos broadcast around the globe have a positive affect on disaster relief donations, according to the united nations' world food program, individuals relate to something known as the identifiable victim affect and open their wallets to help even if they have no relation to the country or the people who live there. this spark of charitable giving usually lasts for three months. this was true after the 2010 haiti earthquake. hurricane katrina in 2005, and the indonesia tsunami in 2014. in that disaster americans donated $1.6 billion. the philippine crisis is in its early days but cash is rolling in to relief organizations. the salvation army says it now has received more than $1 million. another reports it has received $1.5 million from just over 10,000 individual donors. although aid is on its way, widespread infrastructure damage continues to hamper the relief efforts. >> we're not able to move, a

storm ever recorded is now moving toward vietnam after hammering the philippines and being blamed for at least four deaths. the u.s. navy saying typhoon haiyan's wind gusts here got up to 235 miles an hour, flooding streets, triggering landslides and knocking out power. the philippine red cross believes up to 90% of the infrastructure has been heavily damaged, about one million people hunkering down in shelters. [ male announcer ] at humana, understanding what makes you different is what makes us different. we take the time to get to know you and your unique health needs. then we help create a personalized healthcare experience that works for you. and you. and you. with 50 years of know-how, and a dedicated network of doctors, health coaches, and wellness experts, we're a partner you can rely on -- today, and tomorrow. we're going beyond insurance to become your partner in health. humana. same grin, same walk. and the same beautiful hair. [ female announcer ] nice 'n easy. in one step get expert highlights and lowlights. for color they may just think you were born with. [ rob ] i'm a lucky guy. [ female announcer ] with

a devastating reality.with which survivors in the philippines are all too familiar. >> two u-s navy amphibious ships are en route to the philippines to assist in relief efforts. these ships can turn salt water into drinking water-- which is what they drastically need. >> a san francisco police officer has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the city, saying he was racially profiled and wrongly arrested by several colleagues who didn't recognize him. lorenzo adamson, a 15-year police veteran, says he was stopped in his car on may 30 for not having a license plate. the suit alleges that officers inexplicably jumped onto adamson's back and tried to choke him before tackling him to the ground. adamson was charged with resisting arrest and vehicle code violations. those charges were dropped. >> on the peninsula. the woman accused of driving drunk and then hitting and killing a bay area couple has pleaded not guilty to all charges. prosecutors say marjorie reitzell had a blood alcohol level more than twice the legal limit when she hit kamal and balbir singh. the crash happened as the menlo

the philippines went from a world war ii navy to a 1965 navy with the acquisition of some coast guard -- american coast guard cutters. malaysia established new submarine bases. of course, we have south korea and japan, which have been not asmuch enlarging so much modernizing their militaries. japan has four times as many warships as the british royal navy. even though it is an island nation that emphasizes air-see warfare, it has more tanks and germany. south korea, too. i could go on and on and bore you with details. everyone is projecting power of words, not so much with old- fashioned auxin, land armies, honest to goodness postmodern 21st-century navy and air force's. low and behold, they had disagreements over who controls what in the east china sea and the south china sea, etc. is, nationalism has been somewhat passÉ in europe until recently. for most of the cold war, you could argue europe was in a post-national phase. asia is very different. nationalism is alive and well in asia. american meat and potato cents. you have strong ethnic nations, there is not a nato to enact the re

philippines relief effort. the pentagon says 350 army an ad navy personnel. the navy is sending ten ships and 20 helicopters to help with search and rescue efforts. the ships are equipped with medical facilities and digs disstilling plants. two patrol aircrafts are in action assisting with flood and water drops. the military are air lifting the sick and injured and survivors and they are being taken to a military air base. now the base is overwhelmed with the sheer number of people who need help. >> they lumbered into the air force base with military precision. delivering their precious cargo. those that couldn't walk were carried. the sick and the old and those that wanted to escape the disaster. >> they are on the road and nobody is picking them up. >> the injured and sick were taken to a military hospital. for many here the horror of losing their families out weighed the pain of their injuries. this woman was struck by her roof as it collapsed in the storm. she managed to crawlout with her daughters after it passed they were among the lucky ones. >> rowe s