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so youan. >>> now n days aft the devastating typhoon inthe philippines, officialtoday put the death tollnear 4,000, with about 1,200 still missing. this new video shows the incredible power of the storm surge asthe typhoocame ashore today the country's president said while there has en some progress in the relief effo, it is not enough. we havtwo reports tonig beginning th nbc's ian williams. >> reporter:his is the crumpled remains o sea wall, a dense shanty tow lining the waterfrontn tacloban, where hundreds are still missing and aid is scarce. hi. >> hi. >> reporter: how are you? >> nowater, no. >> reporter: you'rstill waitg for help? >> yes. >> reporter: yet walk deeper into sea wall and there's other story, which resonates to the sound of saws and mmers. >> we are not waiting for the government. thatould be too long. my brother, my sister, my friends, we e helping each other to reild the house. >> reporter: helng emselves, clearing and recling the remainsfheir oldhomes, salvaging what they can, while e first signs of commerce are reemerging. wi a smile that belies the horror the expe

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do youan keep your policy. >> going on the insurance exchange, that is the law now, my staff us go ons well, members of staff that went on, it took over four hours and multip attempts to get honor. lori: there's a time factor and i imagine they're putting it off. let me ask you a about the woman until after the midterm. that is so transparent as political. it's clearly because they don't want the backfire on t demrats positions are in jeopardy. >> yes, so much they have done is political. there are so many actions that they take. the administration had to know with regard to that as well at insurance companies could not comply with that and the issue you are talking about as well is done purely forpolitical purposes. it sells more the american public on fixing the problem again and it also sells well for the democrats in november 2014. lori: i don't know how well it is selling. we have this tracking poll. 33%. only 33%f americans right now have a favorable listening and that is a record low of obamacare. so what do you think about e senate? you think the republicans will have a majori

people are not citing up to subsidize but youan see a massive cost. >> one of the biggest cost of therimental impact is what of the reasons you see the price tag go up. a lot of people who are unemployed logger than anyone projected and obamacare raises the price tag. if we get past the starter problems there is no chance it will add up but the premiums are too high and dead in tt end we don't get much of a program. the store famine. nothing in between. gerri: and i think the real fear is the program goes top-seeded billions of people inside that said we have a huge tap have the president said yesterday that he wants to put even more subsidy money on the table. >> exactly. in addition to promise a you can keep your plan but did in 2008 president or a candidate obama said it would cost 50 or 60 million per year when fully implemented the commercial budg office says 2023 it will cost $250 billion for the subsidies. that is four or five times what he prosed not county if you kids get a waiver or if they have to subsidized or four employers decide to drop coverage it is a lowball estimate

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in the f right corner of t picture, youan even see a classiplay house and a rocking rse. ma say they want a last iing memorial on the property. b.a. to arguing over a provision that gives six leaders. part's board o directo go no word ownhen or if there' going to be a strike. >> a bay area police depament may be under tight surveillance. plus,id for typhoon the latest on the devastation helping out.ow the bay area is >> the situati in the philippines iss improvg. a rotatg team of doctors and nurses around the world arrive every two days to treat the sick and wounded. performed 100 surgeries in just three days. they say they're doing their best even as medical supplies areunning dangerously l. >> iave never been in a war, but thiss what i imagine it's like. >> the good news ithat food anmore medical supplies are starting to arve, including much needed antibiotics. doctors say stha will meet the critical lead and the problem remains treating infected wounds >> the bay area has responded to calls for help with donation drives, payer services and about 1,000ilipinos held a mo

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gerri: for americans to have insurance coverage youan keep it. duquesne not to. down, one of the fate this i have been talking about is the kaiser family foundatio is known as an expert and they have aalculator on there website you could calculate the subsidies you are eligible for. they use this on the federal government web site you cannot get on there. [laughter] >> they are experts it is good-faith effort to give help but the bottom line is we will have winners and losers the letters will go to kaiser family foundaon a juicy it can break it down to something reasonable also it is not a solution for what had to present a at. the next qstion is to reduce the for your doctor? gerri: the probms go on d off but people tonight know that mom or dad or somebody the family that s just canceled a and what can they get on the federal government web site? if you are 62 year-old woman making a $32,000 per year. here is what you get from the obamacare web site at a prium of $7,200 a subsidy of 4400 so you pay 3,000 out of pocket. that is is a fair amount of moneys be back

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website is saying ifou bought any of these items you certainly don't want to eat them, throw them away o youan return the to a trar joe' store for a full refund. christie smh, "today in the bay." >> thanks a lot, christie >> let's cck with meteorologist chstina loren to nd out day one of the work week. >> looking pretty good. you can see. we'rnot all fogge in this morng except for up in the north y. good monday morning to u. happy veterans day. east bay at 55 and i want to show you san francisco where you canee the cyights glistening. 55 degrees. we'll see the sun come up in it's going to beretty nice out the front door, notxpecting a lot of fog. througho the morning hours i want t show you what we are expecting and tt is increasing clouds throughout this afternoon. i nt to mind you you can catch youseven-day forect scrolling at the bottom of the screen. we stop the clock, mostly cloudy skies. e front starts to come in tomorr morning. here's the deal. it falls apartust about completely. we'll see a few light shors in the north y. not eecting aot of activity south of novato but wre going to see

here is something youan add to our list of health care hazards, hackers.ew the obamacare website was expensive and ineffective. a hearing said it's a prime target for hackers. initial reports claims the website is hit 16 times by sigher attacks. experts say it is way more than that. >> the talk of this attack only happened 16 times, that the website is only attacked 16 times is not possible. the attacks that happen are so frequently used and so frequently done that means there is not much detection capabilities on healthcare.gov. melissa: congressman bill johnson participated in those hearings. he is here with former white house chief information officer teresa peyton. thanks to both of you. congressman, let me start with you. what stuck out today about the hearing? >> what stuck out to me is that mr. chao admitted in our hearing that the security control sessments that were supposed to be done had not been done and when he was, when he was questioned on why they weren't done. he didn't have any good answers. he keeps talking about the fact that they're go

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very blessed to wake up in the bayarea, not tracking low cloud cover, youan see we have all of t microclimatesoveredlive pictures here. really no thick fog so we're looking good. throughout the afternoon just want to show you what we're heed. by about lunchime ithe south baytill cool enoughor a light jacket, 62 deges there. 5:00 m., 57 degrs, not too cold t. ep in mind we he rain on the way. 59 at lunch time along the peninsula. about 56 degrees at 5:00 p.m. getting rea to go home aft what should be hofully an easy monday for you. lunch time about 60 degrees. teeratures are goingo range in the low 60s byhis afternoon,eally only expecting about 63 in the forecast high in place likes santa sa. an idea of some ofur highs in thetri-valley. pleasanton 6 degrees, 66 in livermore and 64 deges in dublin. so we have a rainmaker onhe way. kind of a one-two punch. two areas of low pressure headed toward the bay area i'll show you who is expecting e most. i can tell you rightow upwards the stout ba that's the ven in forecast. so stick arou. your seven-day fecast at the bottom of the screen >> a big deal once th

any rai we can get at this point would be gre news gog back to the benning of the year, youan see our rain totals very dry, extremely dry. when you take it into context with where the numbers should beor this time of year. places like santa rosa, 7 inches of rain so f thiswe're. we should see closer to t feet of rain. that's aig difference. san ancisco, just under 4 inches of rain so far this year. you see how the story continues as we go from place to place around the bay area. living room is lacking almost eight to ten inches. rain. same story in mountai view a san jo still under 3 inches of rain for the year. if this kps up, it will be the driest year on record not only the driest spring, but now the driest fa. we hope we can mane to get some rain into t bay area. we'lnot see it today other than the mist we're seeing around the south bay. san jose near 70. san mateo, 64. let's look a somef the south bay microclimates. cupertino, sunnyvale, sou san jose, thesere some locations thathould break out with some 70 degree temperatures. san francisco startin to cool down. dotown, 63. cales

north bay looking good, two miles of visibility in hereo there istic fog, areasou encounter, youan see a quarter mile. but i see these start to cap up gng in and out throughout the morni hours that will continueo be the case. the south brat pretty good but six miles of visibility a mostly cloud start. we're going to have to wait. i wa to show your forast for today. abou 64 at lunch time in the south bay. up to abo about 70 degrees at 4:00 p.m. 64 degreest noon along the comfortable then sweater weather returns. could be much colder. 64 degrees is not too bad. e rest of the bay area nor bay looki good, 71 degrees, the tri-valley willee highs in mid-70s. here is mike inou. >> we've seen a lighter flow of traffic. we're seeing jt now a ramp up for the traffic westbouith the taillights across t bay bridge. there is that section toward treasure land. >> aroaching out of oakland and the east bay looks nice apoaching the east bay. here on the city's side showdown. we had a traff brea sout 101 approaching cesar chavez. blocked so the is a lot of slowing o of san francisco 280 is a smoother dri

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