24-hour relief staging post. aircraft can fly in all day and all night. we ve been seeing that as well. as far as the cleanup and the misery and the work piling up for the rescue teams and the relief teams, it s an enormous task. the debris here, there s an overturned baggage trolley. overturned cars, the place is in complete darkness. it is squalored. meanwhile, chris, the task of finding and bearing the dead continues. more misery on the ground, as some relief efforts are are halted overnight when another storm hit the city of tacloban. the strongest typhoon on record struck days ago, leaving behind a humanitarian crisis of unprecedented scope. i am the only survivor of the family. i want to know if they are still alive. reporter: from the sky, miles of destruction as far as the eye can see. while on the ground rows of lifeless bodies.
worker heard him yell something about jihadis. and one eyewitness, before blowing up something on his baggage trolley. david? terry, thanks. the back here to home. and a flight headed to houston sitting severe turbulence. more than a dozen passengers injured. several rushed to the hospital on stretchers. here s abc s david kerley tonight. reporter: passengers in neck braces on stretchers, in wheelchairs, all injured tonight when their united airlines jet hit turbulence. many people were crying. they were scared? yes. reporter: the flight from panama city to houston was off cancun, mexico, on the edge of a tropical storm, when the 737 was buffeted by turbulence, bouncing passengers around the cabin. we had initially about 14 people that we evaluated. in the end, we ended up transporting seven to local hospitals. reporter: so many hurt, more first responders were called. ems 92, we re getting an additional call to gate echo 14. reporter: once on the ground in housto