high levels of toxic chemicals george kiriyama joins us in ea. mountain view withur continuing coverage. george? >> reporter: the epareleased the latest tt results showi no oth homes with high levels of tce. buthe big question in tonight's meeting with neighbors,ust how high level areas of tce happen i these hot spots is not known. underground.of chemicals theyre mostly tce, chemical lied to cancer. whent evaporates, itan collect in homes or buildings rough a process calle vapor intrusio tonight,he epa met wh worried neighbors. brian dade is sti not comfortable. >> i'm concerned tha the tce is affectg my health and has been for ma yearsnow. >> reporter: the mos recent tests sho levels up to 110,00 rts per billion. anything over 5 parts is considered up safe. earlierhis year, officials hot spotsound in at least two home located outsid the original area. tce levels here reached 0,000 parts per billion. remember, the epa ss anything over 5 parts is unsafe. during the meeting, we learned these sa two homes exceeded the epa's indoor air eanup but the

there's nothin to ea there's nothing drink. >> reporter: in the rus, the wnpour today. the survivors tacloban are now trying to rebuild their lives, but the misery goes on. [ speaking in foign language ] >> reporter: what's happening to my country? we have no food.

but in july, they announced they would not renew their contract with ea sports, saying, we are confident with the use of trade parks and video games but given the current business climate and the cost of litigation we determined that participating in this game is not the best interest of ncaa. sam keller says he is not bitter because he didn't make the pros and he's not looking for a payday. >> i've not wondered how much i could make out of it, as a matter of fact, i've never asked them. it's not about me, it's about college football as a whole. >> keller says he has moved on with his life no matter what direction the lawsuit takes. back in college station johnny manziel led texas amy to a 65-28 crushing. afterward we asked plan del if he thinks college athletes should get paid? >> midst focus is to make sure our team is focused for the next week so it's way above me. >> america tonight's adam anyway says there is no immediate end to the completely controversy. now ea sports is being sued over this same issue. >>> how gm's factory in flint is still working. climate change... tax policy..

but in july, they announced they would not renew their contract with ea sports, saying, we are confident with the use of trade parks and video games but given the current business climate and the cost of litigation we determined that participating in this game is not the best interest of ncaa. sam keller says he is not bitter because he didn't make the pros and he's not looking for a payday. >> i've not wondered how much i could make out of it, as a matter of fact, i've never asked them. it's not about me, it's about college football as a whole. >> keller says he has moved on with his life no matter what direction the lawsuit takes. back in college station johnny manziel led texas amy to a 65-28 crushing. afterward we asked plan del if he thinks college athletes should get paid? >> midst focus is to make sure our team is focused for the next week so it's way above me. >> america tonight's adam anyway says there is no immediate end to the completely controversy. now ea sports is being sued over this same issue. >>> how >> evey weeknight on al jazeera america change the way you look at new

there's nothin to ea there's nothing drink. >> reporter: in the rus, the wnpour today. the survivors tacloban are now trying to rebuild their lives, but the misery goes on. [ speaking in foign language ] >> reporter: what's happening to my country? we have no food. help is nocoming, she says. peopleere have become scavengers, desperate fofood and water. even the youngt are snatching what they can. 's called bliss, the ne of a housing prect for peopleho had lost their homes in past typhoons. thisime it was no safe haven. bliss is made up of a maze of narrow alleyways, and when the typhoon struck, filled with water within seconds to above roof heights. and yet most survived, quickly imbing high enough to escape. somelearly happy just to be alive. but living is hard. long lines for empty shelves, dicines are rationed. as t evening approaches, barricades are manned, with e military. the people of tacloban fend for themselves as many strgle to get out. some do find space on departinplane and make it to manila, hundreds of mis and a world away while at that sa manila airport,

and international aid to the philippines is steve taral ea food program senior spokesperson in washington. when something like this hits, is there something that the food program do right away. >> we try to assess what the greatest need is, what the greatest feed is, and how quickly we can bring supplies, food in for those waiting for help. there is no set--i mean, every disaster is different. the haiti, the earthquake was different from the tsunami in asia which was different from this. people's immediate need will be the same, food, water, sanitation, electricity. our part in this humanitarian puzzle is to bring food assistance as quickly as we can. >> is there a disaster relief package staged in the area that can be just picked up and taken there? or do you first start to have to assemble the help? >> it's a combination of things. wfp and other humanitarian organizations do pre-position supplies, equipment, food assistance in different parts of the globe so that when somebody strikes we can move in more quickly than those who were in location in a continental way. but it's also true wh

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