president aquino declared a state of emergency. soldiers began the task of recovering bodies, while they try to get aid to the survivors. relief efforts were hampered by mounds of debris. the only airport sustained heavy damage. many communities were left with no food or water. log]speaking taga >> there is no more food inside the warehouse. officials say millions of people are in urgent need of shelter and medicine. with the risk of disease growing greater by the day. but among the tragedies were also stories of inspiration. old pregnant woman had to cling to a post to survive the six meter storm surge. trekking for kilometers to wreckage, she reached safety at the airport. there, she gave birth to a baby girl. warsaw, a town -- in new effort to reach a pact on climate change. thousands of delegates came to the capital to cut emissions by 2020. they expect only modest progress to be made. activists are demanding more -- substitutions for combating high food prices. >> a tropical cyclone wreaked havoc in somalia. up to 300 people w

just three years into his term president aquino is facing one of the biggest challenges of his career, rebuilding an entire region from the ground up. >> the officials are here to an insure that help is give to you the fastest way possible and things are restored to their national order. >> the u.s. is offering help for their recovery by sending marines. >> a disaster of this magnitude to quickly overrun any force, any government. what we can do is supplement the existing rotary wing lift that they already possess. >> southern china is now facing the at typhoon. streets flooded, schools have been ordered closed and fishing ports knock the down. craig, welcome to "inside story." the scene behind you is about entirely black. given the interruption of all power, does all relief stop when it gets dark? >> reporter: cebu does have power. it does have communication, though behind me there is no evidence of that it's certainly not as lit up an it normally would be. but that's not the case of the island hardest hit in the central philippines. they're still trying to establish power and commun

president benigno aquino has visited volunteers packing relief supplies. some government agencies say the number of people who died has risen to more than 4,000. the first mass burials took place in tacloban - one of the worst-affected areas. >> british prime minister david cameron has arrived in the sri lankan capital for the commonwealth heads of state meeting, for the summit in columbo - it is being overshadowed by allegations of war crimes committed against the tamil minority during the civil war. >> ann taylor is from doctors without borders. i asked her about challenges facing aid workers. >> there are a number of operation centres here. i'm working with paris. we have been trying to go to tacloban. we have a team there. we have freight coming and we have a hospital - inflatable - surgical hospital arriving here tonight in the airport that we wish to move in the next - the next 24 hours to tacloban. >> others from doctors without borders said that the situation in eastern samma is bleak, the public hospital has been destroyed. how do you deal with a

benigno aquino is well-known to people around the world. he is the son of a legendary political figure and the son of the first female president of the philippines. we are seeing the arrival of a political dynasty in tacloban. >> thank you. in the aftermath of super typhoon haiyan relief organizations called on international community to help and donate funds. many countries answered the call. the australians are leading the charm when it comes to humanitarian funding, donating more than $28 million. the u.s. $27 million, the u.k., $24 million, the united arab emirates and the japanese $10 million each. there has been a lot of frustration and criticism about the relief efforts in the philippines. survivors still describe conditions as horrific. many have gone days without water and food. joining us now is lieutenant russel honore. you basically have been credited with turning and a botched response to hurricane katrina, and getting things moving on the ground. what did we learn during hurricane katrina, and how is it being implemented? >> y

food was in medicine and shelter are in desperate short supply philippine president of the new aquino is under great pressure to speed up the distribution of food water and medicine testified that and to refine have my local governments. aquino has said the death toll might to be high add the milk beating to the evacuation of people and the raging over the supplies. the weather supply of islam the west affected areas say they have missile warning will be seen on the mike ward who wants to may we stay to yell correspondent going to be that you fold a report on the situation on the vine and the bun diane when many people in the navy in the open with little food and watch that. paradise no more and buy an island in the central philippine province of cebu is now the disaster zone. having suffered a little cold from yet. possibly the most powerful storm ever recorded in the world. just like that lol the city. this island was also directly in the path of typhoon. i had the difference there was no storm surge still more than twenty people died in an estimated one hundred thousand people have

>> well, president benigno aquino visited leyte island yesterday. you could tell that he was extremely frustrated with the slow response, the inability to get to the people in the necessary time, because it's not just food and water, it's also shelter - many of these people have been without shelter. some 390,000 people - between that figure and 500,000 require shelter. they are now saying 9.5 million have been affected by the typhoon. that's a lot of people to help. the aid is coming in. but also they have a problem with looting. where it's not reaching, people are desperate for food, they are fighting for it, and they are looting. we are hearing reports of atms being attacked. president benigno aquino is talking about instituting emergency law, and is sending in troops to restore order. >> if the storms are not addressed, you see the ripple effect problems - looting and disease, especially since we are considering thousands of people killed, and as you mentioned there's not a lot of places to put them. >> that's right. what happened in the past is

. >> we'll talk to marga ortigas in tacloban, where president benigno aquino is due to arrive. first to veronica pedrosa. tell us, there are very poignant pictures showing the services going on with rubble all around the people. it must be moving for the people, and also people's reaction really to - what sort of reaction the authorities had to the situation that they are in. >> yes. i think, you know, people are just trying to come to terms with how much they have lost, and how much they have got to do just to get back to normal, to the way life was before typhoon haiyan. when you talk to people, they are quite fatalistic, quite stoic about this. don't forget that the philippines sees a lot of strong storms, typhoons, earthquakes and volcanos. these are people used to rebuilding after tragedy. what is different about what happened with typhoon haiyan. is that it is just so massive. in every village that we have seen, every city and town, the roofs have come off almost every building. we are talking about 95% of some children. it may as well be 100%. if there's only two roofs l

. >> president aquino, face to face with the typhoon and 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. >> 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 meth production, it pops up in different form. christophe putzel reports. >> veronica has been addicted to meth amphetamine for more than a third of her life. commonly referred to as speed, dope or ice, the drug is highly addictive and has been decimating rural communities like the one veronica has been living in for decades. >> they refer the to it as a walk away drug. you walk away from everything you ever valued for your next high. >> he says meth amphetamine after a dipping in consumption a few years ago due to drug enforcement, is at a new high. >> i don't know how something has had such a effect on someone's quality of life as the use of meth amphetamine

by their own admission the extent of devastation exceeded expectations. >> president benigno aquino is back in the islands to get an update, sort through coordination problems and check on the condition of those displaced. >> translation: your government will not neglect in providing everything that you will need. because you are working voluntarily, it is encouraging. no matter how upset i am, i have to stomach it. what else can we do? >> there's so much to be done. aid agencies are hopeful things are improving. >> once those systems are up and running - it takes time, a week, 10 days to get them going, things will work more smoothly. >> the rains fall over tacloban. the we aary, the tired trusting that someone is listening. >> nigerian rebels say that kidnapped americans for ransom. two were kidnapped and released on the coast of the niger delta. is a statement from the rebels say they received $2 million from the sailors. they were adducted in an attack on october the 23rd. >> all righty, mark is here with the sport. a dolphin story not going away. >> seems like the nfl narrowing it

president aquino said he'll stay in that region until he sees more signs of progress in the aid efforts. meanwhile a filipino team is in tacloban trying to identify bodies in a mass grave. the process is slow and they say they have few resources to work with. >>> the u.s. pledging an additional so million dollars no aid bringing the total to more than $37 million. and the top priority is getting food, water and medicine to those survivors, but distribution is being hampered by logistical problems, and its reported that the quality of the food being handed out is being questioned as well. >> total devastation has become typical coastal areas of eastern leyte. this iin this district residentr resident told me of their ordeal. dramatic stories of survival has become commonplace. everyone is in the same position. traumatized by their experience, thankful to be alive and worried for the future. for now just getting enough food to eat for a few days is the focus. aid is coming through but people say it's not enough, and it's not always good quality. >> we survived the calamity, and a few days

president benigno aquino is about to begin his second day in the region. his government has been criticised. blocked roads made it difficult for hebb to reach the victims. we are joined by craig leeson in cebu. do you get the impression that aid groups have finally turned a corner here? >> i think that is right. we are seeing a lot of that aid, as we mentioned yesterday, bulging into tacloban. that's where the epicentre of the disaster was. it's coming in here first and shipped on the hercules c130, they are taking aid in and bringing the elderly and sick out. what the u.n. is saying now is 13 million people have been affected by this storm. 4 million of those displaced. that is a lot of people to try to look after. that is why this international relief effort is important to the people of the philippines. the united states has been incredible in the amount of generosity of the people and the deployment of the navy to this part of the world. the u.s.s. "george washington" is off the coastline providing support by helicoptering in supplies on the seahawks a

the philippines seen anyone seemed ominous expressed in junior camp around in a contest in baking or aquino. he promised four hundred eighteen eighty and donna's it up at five hundred million here and you can eat it. the money will help communities develop infrastructure such as water pipes those schools and clinics. the world bank is a disaster because option expense to the private teams to oxidative damage. i think the other ones diplomat has stressed its kind people not easy and this takes part in talks over north korea's new developments as well as the day's income than sharp and ready to scrap any of the weapons. the special representative for north korea policy demand davies could this help your income declined to attend on its own on friday. he has expressed strong discontent that the north's officials he said he failed to show they're serious about making concessions. we call on north korea. to move meaningfully in the direction of the demands that have been made by the international community to give up its nuclear weapons shortly we had a good discussion. this is part of the ongoi

eleven guys off to the stall his country's president menino aquino one guy that plays for improving a distribution as helicopters read some of the most remote places on devastated areas are still struggling for iag to the extent of the destruction president aquino is personally overseeing relief operations in the western city of auckland and in one of asia's biggest humanitarian efforts which could last months if not you it's more than two hundred and seventy million us dollars. the beans and i said to the relief operations and the authorities estimate more than three thousand nine hundred people were killed by a typhoon high and four million people having displaced. yet we start to our correspondent andy surprised i didn't act live in the city was hit by the typhoon. he said the cleanup operation his own guy. that stuff so they are really long road to recovery to right now the focus of must be. still on surviving for this on all the survivors around here and i'm rather all around me and couple buy them all in on the city's for that scene as well. we've seen the massive clean up opera

aquino said today the death toll may reach 2,500-- not the 10,000 some had predicted. but a reliable number is days away. we do know at least two americans are among the dead. in tacloban, the city hit hardest, thousands have swarmed the airport, desperate to get out. for now, it's women and children first. those who remain can only try to ward off the smell of death. this was tacloban, a city of 220,000 before the storm. that's the convention center there on the shore. after the typhoon, the convention center was just about the only building still standing. seth doane is in tacloban. >> reporter: four days after the typhoon flattened this port city, many bodies still lay uncollected on the side of the road wrapped in cloth. increasingly desperate survivors are scavenging for food. children begged for water from any passing vehicles. while a massive international relief effort is under way, there is little evidence of it on the ground. tacloban's airport is open but badly damaged. no power means the planes can't land at night and aid workers are struggling to get suppl

aquino met with local officials and the real show and of the kathmandu was doing the best they can. aquino said he's confident in the philippines combined stock and said these twenty eight countries are helping to clean the corporation's president has been criticized for his handling of the stocks they specially intact with an adhesive to basics after some up. and what it is in parts of the philippines destroyed five times when heidi and had restocked it's sunday so this is the dancer is technically tax located in taipei but has accepted thousands in the city mayors and i put aside the sentence is more than eighteen percent of the country's nineteen in population are roman catholic it's not disproportionately in a shack and the legacy of us on the screen i think. a new type of evidence that the six hundred people had been pillaged by the storm had hundreds of thousands of tons of these joys and the evacuees staying at a cat say that with more specialty kits been eying that whole difficulty i've been hiding oh well. the ecb. government said the us don't know or need to find them. thi

. >> president aquino has warned that the number of typhoon casualties is expected to rise much the ti typhoon itself is bg headed to vietnam where half a million people are being told to leave their homes. they're tying down their roofs and fort flying their homes with bags meteorologist warn that the greatest risk could be from heavy rain which is forecast to last several days. we'll have more on the aftermath of typhoon haiyan in this news hour. beginning a third day of talks to end the stand off on iran's nuclear program. iran is threatening to postpone talks if a deal isn't reached by the end of the day. we go to james bays who is monitoring those talks. james, there was a lot of optimism that a deal was close. i get a sense that that has now begun to windel. >> can has a bit, but the talks continue. in the last couple of ours we've the foreig foreign minister meeg with secretary of state john kerry they are represented at these talks abou by the p-5 plue p-5 group plus germany. they could be 5 against 1. that one is not germany. it's france who has problems with the draft text th

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bueno y el villareal de espaÑa recibÍa al getafe y tanto giovanni como aquino jugaron con el submarino amarillo. aquÍ las acciones, un error imperdonable este, la pisÓ y regalÓ el primero. despuÉs a los 85 giovanni y muy por encima de la porterÍa, iÑiguez ya habÍa recibido la roja, la cosa no pintaba para bien para villareal, y aquÍ contragolpe, define ante la salida del portero y a los 94 el segundo y definitivo para el getafe ante el villareal que sufre la primera derrota en casa. >>> y vamos a ver al atlÉtico de madrid ante granada, y aquÍ minuto 36 penalti y para cobrar un hombre que se decidiÓ por la selecciÓn de espaÑa y quiere dejar la de brasil. aquÍ ra jugada de recorte y de teatro y a los 77 el quinto de la temporada para el. despuÉs un cabezazo para el descuento, pero ganÓ el atlÉtico de madrid dos por uno y suma 30 puntos. >>> el barcelona hoy entrenÓ de cara al derby, y es que el viernes van en contra de los periquitos del espanyol del vasco aguirre y casi seguramente martino estarÁ haciendo rotaciÓn en el equipo, y si alguien sabe sacar resultados ante

benigno aquino has declared a state of national tragedy. they suffered massive destruction and loss of life especially after [indiscernible] is soses say that water high that even people who took refuge on the top floor of first-floor buildings were swept away. .> searching for food and >> it is difficult. we are vulnerable like a newborn. >> typhoon ravaged tacloban looks more like a garbage dump that a city. the survivors are becoming increasingly desperate for rainwater and supplies. >> her problem is getting more relief. the roads are not yet acceptable. the same time clearing roads. >> the dire situation has led to widespread looting. >> we forced open the petrol station because we were unable to travel europe we cannot travel because -- to travel. i cannot travel because we don't have fuel. the groceries here have been ransacked. we need to go to other places to buy food. >> the president has imposed a state of emergency on the city and sent additional troops in an effort to crack down on the looting. food we see people getting , we j

philippine president aquino is touring areas hit by typhoon haiyan. thousands are cut off from international aid. >>> pakistan's former president musharraf is to be tried for tree son. the charges date back to 2007 when he imposed a state of the emergency.ason. the charges date back to 2007 when he imposed a state of the emergency. >>> voting is under way in chile's presidential election. bachelet is the favorite to win. she's pledged to raise corporate taxes and to introduce free education. let's return to the philippines are supplies have begun to reach remote areas but not everyone is benefitting yet. we have been finding why. >> reporter: a neighborhood of fishermen, sailors in the feel peens. poor, densely populated and now traumatized. julio was here when the storm struck and he said it was like nothing he had ever experienced it. >> translator: instead of walking to a safer place, you just sat down on the ground. he cried and prays at the same spot. >> reporter: he said their lives were saiched because they didn't try to flee in the middle of t

in an unusual philippine credit ben nee in no aquino is,. >> strong showing to both international donors and the local audience, president aquino, turned up to pass out biscuits to evacuees. >> are you pleased with the pace of the rescue efforts, are you satisfied that iforts being done quickly enough? >> i'm never satisfied when it comes to addressing the needs of our people. whatever is achieved now, i always try increase the efficiency of all systems of government. again, most people realize that this was in a sense , typhoon of such magnitude and such strength, it overwhelmed the systems that were already in place. the extent of the destructive force of this typhoon was of such a magnitude that even the personnel involved were themselves victims. tacloban for instance, 290, only 20 were able to report to work. 20 were responding initially. you had a breakdown in power, breakdown in communications, breakdown in practically everything. >> why sit important for you the president to be here? >> i think it symbolizes the fact that we as a people always stand together in adversity. >> you

. >>> tras visitar la ciudad de tacloban, la zona mÁs devastada el presidente aquÍno declarÓ estado de calamidad en todo el paÍs. >>> la ayuda por otros paÍses llega a las Áreas mas afectadas donde muchas personas sin nada que comer y beber estaban en medio de cadÁveres, ante el panorama el papa francisco pidÓo orar por los afectados. >>> todos hemos veshisto las fotografÍas, la crueldad y vimos el mar donde muchos han muerto ahogados, oremos por ello. >>> mientras el mundo se une en oraciÓn ellos ruegan no ser olvidados. >>> se han abierto canales de ayuda a travÉs de la cruz roja internacional y unicef, ahÍ es la manera de ayudar a travÉs de donaciones y si no alcanza lo tenemos en telemundo. com diagonal al rojo vivo, incluso la cruz roja lanzÓ servicios para encontraron familiares, si alguien tiene extraviado familiares puede comunicarse con la Óvolo cal ficina local de cr. >>> acusaron a esta maestra de perÚ de someter a estudiantes a crueles castigos, el video que grabÓ uno de sus alumnos que la muestra cuando los obliga a tirarse al suelo para tirarle baldes de agu

. >>> muy buenas noches el presidente de filipinas benigno aquino digo que la cifra de muertos por el tifÓn yolanda es 2,5 ciento personas. los socorristas no han podido llegar a los lugares afectados. portaviones de los estados unidos y gran bretaÑa se acercan a la zona para ayudar y aumenta la desesperaciÓn de los damnificados. pablo monsalvo recorriÓ la isla de leite que es la mÁs afectada por la tormenta. >>> a falta de ataÚd para los muertos, algunos los entierran por armarios como este caso. >>> hay incierto nÚmero de vÍctimas mortales y ni siquiera el Último adiÓs estÁ exento de miserias las historias se repiten, personas que lo han perdido absolutamente todo y la falta de respuesta de los organizadores de respuesta las vÍctimas. estÁn desbordados por la magnitud de la tragedia. el techo mido casa quedÓ completamente destruido. relata este posible dor y es la mientras hace la enorme fila para comprar kerosen. >>> la energÍa elÉctrica no funciona porque se cayeron antenas y donde hay seÑal es en la cima de las colinas o cerca de los puentes, todo se conocen trae

javier aquino la Última media hora. el vasco javier aguirre perdiÓ en casa frente a sevilla. estuvo hÉctor moreno los 90 minutos el y parÍs saint germÁn ganÓ an niza con hat trick. el parÍs saint germÁn esta liderando en goles goles y mÁs goles. >>> vamos al cuscatlÁn, hubo jornada en el fÚtbol del salvador el equipo de atlÉtico marte, el engreÍdo el titulares telemundo. frente a los futbolistas asociados, el gol del argentino go un escualo, para aprovechar esta situaciÓn. iba tiro a luis contreras 1 a 0. el empate williams reyes y bate al meta javier gÓmez. 2 a 1 para los marcianos. el servicio para castro en el Área. gol de cabeza de edwin benÍtez y llega el empate con williams reyes aprovechando el descuido. los marcianos se consolidan como lÍderes, y fats pone pie y medio en las semifinales. >>> batalla de divisiÓn entre detroit y chicago diremos quien de ellos estÁ ahora en el primer lugar. esto y mÁs en la ediciÓn de hoy en la en. f l. >>> detroit es el nuevo lÍder de la divisiÓn norte de la nfc tras vencer a chicago por marcador de 21 a 19 en un e

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. >> president benigno aquino is promising to remain in tacloban. his government has faced criticism for its handledling of typhoon haiyan. some remote areas need supplies still. >> a u.s. drone malfunctioned and crashed into a navy ship during training off southern california. two sailors were hurt. it happened saturday afternoon, the ship arrived in san diego for repairs. >> sony says it sewed 1 million playstation consoles during the first 24 hours on the market. it's facing competition from microsoft's xbox 1 going on sale soon. >> "real money" is next, and you can catch us online with aljazeera.com. i'm david shuster in for ali velshi. >> this is "real money," you are the most important part of the show. follow us, leave a comment on our facebook page. this week we've told you about the stock markets bull rup, the s&p which mimics the stock holdings gained 26%. the year is not over the the stocks are tearing through a 4-year bull run, a market rallyicing up gains of more than 20%. today's goes back to the market bottom on march 9, 2009. if you

on sunday president aquino flew in to assess the situation. he says the government's priorities were to restore power and communications and to deliver relief and medical instantaneous. >> we have around 300 policemen soldiers who can rotate and restore peace here. later tonight there will be several armored vehicles arriving to show the strength of the state and stop those who started the looting here. >> he criticized local authorities for failing to better protect the populace despite clear warnings of the strength of typhoon haiyan. >> international relief efforts are beginning for the four million people who have been affected by the supertyphoon. many thousands are without shelter, food, and clean drinking water. rescue efforts are hampered by blocked roads but aid is starting to arrive from around the world, including from germany. >> these are first emergency supplies to be sent from germany. workers with the aid organization world vision are sending 25 tons of blankets, tarps and first aid kits. >> we received a message saying they ne

>> and, steph, we know that president benigno aquino has taken control of the relief operation. has that made a difference in the speeding up of getting relief, getting aid to people? >> i think the government initially thought they could handle it. they thought they could deal with this. a few days into the dasser they realised it was a different scope, a different magnitude altogether. now it seems things are moving in faster. coordination is better, goods are going to go, but we have the next problem. when i visited yesterday i could feel a lot of frustration of survivors. they said, "we need all the aid goods to be given to us, not the government, because then we won't get it at all." there's a lot of frustration towards the government altogether among the survivors of the disaster. >> thank you very much for that update. steph joining us from cebu airport. >> to other news - british prime minister david cameron gave sri lanka's government until march to investigate alleged human rights abuses dating back to its civil war. david cameron, attending a summit of commonwealth le

. >> aquino said he and his aides would do all they can to get help to those who need it. military personnel are struggling to deliver relief supplies. they're having trouble getting through roads that have been washed out, and communications have been severed. >> we are running out of medicines, food, water. and the aftermath of these events, there are dead patients -- dead bodies along the way, along the rubble. so it will also cause infection to the survivors. >> relief workers from japan have joined teams from other countries already on the ground. u.s. marines are busy transporting supplies. and german and australian government officials have sent in rescue crews and medical teams.with the world food program shot this video in tacloban. they arrived to find piles of debris and survivors trying to get out of the area. some organizations are relying on helicopters to get food to survivors. and those that can are trying to set up more supply stations in remote areas. >>> to find out what to expect in the coming hours, here's mai shoji from the weather desk. >> the once t

>> president benigno aquino is leading government relief operations and affected areas. the authorities say they are trying to get schools open as quickly as possible. it's impossible when so many classrooms are in trouble. harry fawcett spoke to a teacher who said his school is far from reopening. >> we are in palo down the coast from tacloban, and are in the remnants of an elementary school which has been swept away like everything, by the surge that typhoon haiyan generated. 405 students were enrolled. the government wants schools up and down the coast to be back and up and runs by january 15th. a man who has been at the school since the disaster to the principal. is january 15th a realistic target date for getting things up and running? >> i don't think so that it's a realistic date since no government entity came over to my school to look into the effect of the storm surge. i hope - i'm calling around the globe, the governmental organizations to rehabilitate all the schools affected by the storm surge. >> how important is it that children who are the victim of somet

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the philippine president now visiting some of the places, benigno aquino is visiting those places. officials say the process is slow, they say they have few resources to work with. >>> and today the u.s. pledged an additional $10 million in aid, that brings the total u.s. contribution to more than $37 million. al jazeera's paul beban is in giyan. >> airport at guyan was built in world war ii and probably hasn't been this busy since then. the light is starting to fade so this activity is going to slow down. we have seen aid nonstop. the military officers said he lost count a long time ago. there is aid coming in from all over the world. that plane behind me is being unloaded from u.s. aid equipment. there is food water tarp all kinds of materialle. over here are evacuees lined up, a man on a trenc stretcher thats brought in, but it was a much more orderly scene than it was a few days ago. last time i was here. about a company of marines have established a camp off to the ride in the grass. they say they're going to be here until they are told to go home. i want to talk real quickly

president aquino has expressed frustration over the slow response and has pledged more aid. >> today we declared a state of national calamity in order to hasten the movements of the government in its rescue relief and rehabilitation's efforts in the provinces affected by the typhoon. >> there are moments of rare hope. this mother nearly died in a storm surge. against great odds, she reached a refuge and gave our to a baby girl. >> typhoon haiyan was significantly weaker when it plowed into northeastern vietnam early on monday morning. it was downgraded to tropical storm, but was still packing high winds. state media say at least 13 people have been killed. >> in china, at least three people lost their lives. state television reports violent wind, torrential rain and flooding wrecked hundreds of buildings. tens of houses of the people had to evacuate. >> some say the storms have become so powerful and distraught to because of the effects of climate change. -- so powerful and destructive. >> over the next few weeks, delegates will be working to hammer out a deal to greatly reduce carbo

despite the scale of the destruction president benigno aquino says the number of people killed may be lower than the 10,000 previously estimated. there has been widespread looting, with reports of security forces exchanging gunfire with armed men. people suspected of robbing shots in tacloban have been driven away with gunfire. many people across the region are in need of food and water. the people in tacloban resorted to digging pipes out of the ground to get drinking water. >>> well the un your humanitarian chief, valerie amos arrived in tacloban and is promising to help speed up the aid effort. >> i'm trying to get things moving, so that we can get the stuff here. i have seen all of those pictures, i heard the complaints from people. i absolutely agree with them. you can't have people here who are desperate, and can't get anything to eat and don't have water. it's basic. >>> joining us on skype from mann ima is the philippines company director for oxfam. good to have you here with us. what is the latest situation on the ground in the philippines with getting the desperately needed

president has sharply downgraded the expected death toll from last week's devastating typhoon benigno aquino says the previous estimate of ten thousand victims should be revised down to no more than two and a half thousand of the government's currently struggling with relief efforts and is counting on the incoming foreign support to help recover from the disaster. and u.s. sources say the governor. will finally recognize nigeria is the most vocal as a terrorist organization after holding back for two years the notorious al qaeda wants to impose islamic law or in nigeria and has killed off dozens of civilians in a series of attacks other u.s. move would allow washington to put financial pressure on board and how it's growing influence in the african country. might soon become costly for anyone to be annoying in the u.k. if new anti social laws are approved getting on somebodies nerves could get you in well two years in prison or even a fine opponents of the bill claim its phrasing is far too vague and opens itself wide up for interpretation among other things it will also undermine people's r

. >> in the philippines president benigno aquino is about to spend his second day touring the region of typhoon haiyan. aid is beginning to reach remote areas. nearly 4,000 were killed when the storm hit nine days ago. millions have been displaced. >> all 50 people aboard a boeing 737 were killed when it crashed in the central russian city of kazan. it was attempting a second landing. it's the latest in a string of deadly crashes in that country. >> a u.s. drone malfunctioned, crashing into a navy ship off california. two sail scores were hurt. it happened saturday afternoon, the ship is arriving in san diego for repairs. therm testing combat missile systems. >> that's the new, for news up dates go to aljazeera.com, i'm jonathan betz. >> we're following a funeral cortege procession through the outskirts of baltimore... kyndal staten was shot dead at his home in northeast baltimore. he was 27. today his family and friends are burying him. while the us homicide rate overall is stable, those involving black youths have risen. fault lines is in the city of baltimore to try to find out wh

president benigno aquino said he thinks the death toll will be far lower than the original estimate of 10,000. but there are still bodies everywhere to be found, you can smell them rotting in the tropical sun. the official death toll stands at 1744. the americans here who were caught in the storm's fury -- tourists, students, longtime residents, missionaries -- they are getting out. we met some of them when they landed at a manila airbase, many like missionary john winn -- safe now, but still shaken. >> i just sat there and watched the water level, praying that it would not go any higher. >> reporter: among anxious americans watching stateside, steve and vicki kurzban of boulder, colorado saw their 18-year-old son simon on "world news." >> apparently 50 little kids got sucked away. >> reporter: a happy ending for one american family but for so many here who need so much and who are still five days in seeing so little aid get here, there is no end in sight. diane? >> thank you, terry. as you said need so much and there are so many ways to help these families in the philippines. we have

philippine president aquino visited the devastated city of tacloban today. facing harsh criticism that his government has been too slow responded. as seth doane reports, the flow of relief is still he ratting at best. of relief is still eratic at best. >> reporter: sunday mass went forward today in tacloban even without part of the church. the majority of filipinos are catholic and many here have leaned on their faith for support. >> if there is no god, who else is there. he's our only hope. >> reporter: at the tacloban airport today both u.s. and philippine troops worked to provide another kind of relief as aid was shipped tout remote regions, people tried to get out too. how long have you been waiting? >> three days. >> reporter: justine nitura came from manila to see if her extended family had survived the typhoon. >> i've seen this place of before. i've seen how beautiful this is. but now we can't just describe it as a wasteland. it's sad for us. >> reporter: the airport here has become a staging ground for tons of relief supplies. just about a mile down

the note he noted that says the death toll from typhoon high and has seen of the state according to aquino the number was closer to two thousand rather than the ten thousand previously estimated however the president's statement is a low sided toward skepticism from some aid workers. sigh five two thousand two hundred and seventy five deaths have been officially confirmed the united nations estimates that about eleven million people might have been affected and six hundred thousand despite its high dam was one of the strongest storms on record. it swept the coastal province of like a drowning many in a tsunami like surge of seawater rescue workers have yet to reach schools of other towns and villages hit by the typhoon the international community is also ramping up its a response. the un has launched a three hundred million dollar emergency appeal while the united states and the united kingdom are sending warships to the affected area to help ferry supplies. but as this tragedy as is its fifth betty that i will still come to life to some cctv scars on the night and king reports from the ai

president beneno aquino who has been widely criticized for the slow delivery of aid arrived in the city of tacloban where damage is severe and he says he'll stay there until damage improves. >> translator: when it comes to natural disasters, all we can do is pray, but it is also important to do all that we can. >> but others continue to flee the stricken city. >> we've been here yesterday since early morning. we have not been to eat and we're struggling. >> for more from the philippines, we hear once again tonight vieya skype from barnaby low. he's a freelance journalist who's been reporting the story since the superstorm struck nine days ago. >> remember, i'm a foreign correspondent. i work for the foreign media. but i'm also filipino and i grew up here. and it's heartbreaking for me to see my countrymen suffer this much. because i've had my share of covering these typhoons and there's been a lot of suffering, obviously. this country has had to suffer so much because of all of these natural calamities, but not at this level. and this is not just at tacloban city. this is everywhere thi

president has sharply downgraded the expected death toll from last week's devastating typhoon benigno aquino says the previous estimate of ten thousand victims should be revised down to no more than two and a half thousand and the government's currently struggling with relief efforts and is counting on incoming foreign support to help. now it might soon become costly for anyone who wants to be annoying in the u.k. if new anti social laws are approved getting on somebodies nerves could land you two years in jail or a fine opponents of the bill claim its phrasing is too vague and opens itself up to wide interpretation among other things that also undermine people's rights to protest that's according to activists kerry. attempting to do is give the police the or to make any lawful protest immediately illegal simply because i quote this directly from the legislation may has always likely to cause nuisance or annoyance and as you can imagine the whole point of protests is to cause nuisance an annoyance is to get in the way to disrupt people in their ordinary daily lives so that you can have them

but until the apology comes from aquino until those responsible are held accountable. iceberg justice continues. nice depicted. i learned the most cctv in manila. it's a straight arrow bully in south china's own home province who was confirmed to have contracted the aged seven and nine beds in the snow in stable condition the saudis and they see that sichuan province under this it's in the village in guangdong province. it was a plan to test positive for the bias by the probation disease prevention and control send them on tuesday. and the employee with property contract its eight seven and nine of specialty with his parents at the local market and how the market has since been temporarily coast and the scene fact is this a speech that eight seven and nine case reported in china says or something and two other cases with the tactic seemed to jump romans on october the fifteenth and twentieth at aunt janice recorded a total of one hundred and thirty seven cases so fun this year resulting in forty five fatalities according to the pm. a national health and family planning

aquino said today the death toll may reach 2,500-- not the 10,000 some had predicted. but a reliable number is days away. we do know at least two americans are among the dead. in tacloban, the city hit hardest, thousands have swarmed the airport, desperate to get out. for now it's women and children first. those who remain can only try to ward off the smell of death. this was tacloban, a city of 220,000 before the storm. that's the convention center there on the shore. after the typhoon the convention center was just about the only building still standing. seth doane is in tacloban. >> reporter: four days after the typhoon flattened this port city, many bodies still lay uncollected on the side of the road wrapped in cloth. increasingly desperate survivors are scavenging for food. children begged for water from any passing vehicles. while a massive international relief effort is under way, there is little evidence of it on the ground. tacloban's airport is open but badly damaged. no power means the planes can't land at night and aid workers are struggling to get supplie

criticism of the government for not getting help out fast or how much pressure is there on president aquino right now there's a lot of pressure on it. survivors are waiting to be official but only him but of all the pulpit to cover that military police for the full response but people realize that many of you that the older disaster victims too but people are getting what the intent of getting food water treatment security i cooked up bar for today lol but called it that gets to the city of the year he said. a lock for a few people are your raffle ticket creditors who are going to rob or to take full credit their heads. many people are just desperate to get out anyway they can have a cargo plane. a navy ship but by road. so anyway they can since chris johnson on the line sports. time and time as a country of only children. this is a biological accident. for more than thirty years china has pushed a one child policy on almost all couples today beijing announced that it is relaxing the policy the communist party also announced plans to abolish the thousands of labor camps for prisoners. we ar

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president has sharply downgraded the expected death toll from last week's devastating typhoon benigno aquino says the previous estimate of ten thousand victims or should be revised down to no more than two and a half thousand the government is currently struggling with relief efforts and is counting on incoming foreign support to help recover from the disaster. it might soon become costly for anyone to be annoying while in the u.k. if new anti social laws are approved getting on somebodies nerves could land you two years in jail or a fine opponents of the bill claim its phrasing is too vague and opens itself up to a wide interpretation among other things that also undermine people's rights to protest that's according to activist kerry and mendoza. attempting to do is give to police. to make any lawful protest immediately illegal simply because and i quote this directly from the legislation may has always like to nuisance or annoyance as you can imagine the whole point of protest is to cause nuisance and annoyance is to get in the way to disrupt people in their ordinary daily lives you can ha