philippines. 436 people dead, hundreds missing. the storm dumped as much as eight inches of rain in 24 hours. a journalist told us the focus is now on search and rescue. reporter: the storm is supposed to exit this evening but it s not longer the storm itself but its aftermath. we re turning to aid and rescue workers looking for the hundreds missing. they are trying to supply drinking water. they re asking for volunteers to try to get food and clothes. friday night the floodwaters rose alarmingly fast reaching roof level while residents were sleeping. the government estimates some 100,000 people have been displaced by that storm. and a second day of hearings for the army private accused of being behind the biggest intelligence leak in u.s. histories. a technical glitch delayed an army investigator s attempt to testify by phone from hawaii. bradley manning is accused of providing classified government documents to wikileaks, which, then made them public. supporters for m
barack obama? that s the worst thing is i don t know. last night after the debate i posted on my facebook wall that i felt worse after that debate, and i m going to go start a cupcake shop. [laughter] greg freg well, if she doesn t know, maybe they don t like any of them. david hockings, editor of cq s roll call daily briefing. michele bachmann, rick perry and rick santorum should be tea party favorites, and yet their poll numbers are absolutely abysmal. is the influence of the tea party beginning to diminish? what s going on here? well, i think i don t think the influence of the tea party is beginning to diminish. i think it s a little early yet. they ve still got a little time to get themselves together. one thing that, of course, we need to remember is the tea party is not a monolith, it s not even, i would argue, as monolithic at the socially conservative movement. the tea party is a pretty
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states? caller: it just varies from location to location. one of our shelters tonight in massachusetts has a football team in it. they were a at football camp. their coach had the awareness of what was coming and decided to move his boys from the camp to one of our shelters for safety. being high school kids, as one of the boys told me, this was icing on the cake, to his camp. none of them have ever experienced a hurricane. but we were really please that the coach obviously was concerned as he said, he treats them just like his own kids. he wanted them to be as safe and secure as they can be. i bet their parents are so worried. where was that? caller: weer cape cod. we had 52 football players in one of our shelters tonight. people are asking on facebook, i had one question what does it look like in cape cod? caller: right now, we have had light bands of rain come
us. facebook and twitter. maria molina has a handle. @foxmaria molina. send us your questions, your experiences. go to my facebook wall and post something. we are getting. i have almost 30 comments before the show started. send us your pictures. one of our staffers alerted us to this picture, showing the damage that the storms can cause. look at this tree on top of the car. this is in richmond, virginia. we are getting pictures like this up and down the east coast, sent to us via u-report. this is flooding, obviously. lots of flooding and it s going to get worse in many areas along the east coast. we have uprooted trees we are seeing, eerie skies. and this guy s standing in front of it. is that a child or a man? i don t know. but that s a scary situation