thousands of people filled the streets of new york for the second night in a row protesting what they call racism and harassment by police. the crowds are mostly gone by now but earlier they march add cross the brooklyn bridge and lay down in the streets of times square. police in abu dhabi arrested a woman they say stabbed an american teach story edie falco and say foiled another plot in the process. the woman allegedly put a handmade bomb in front of an american doctor s home. his son noticed it in time and defused by police. millions of people are taking shelter at this moment across the philippines. typhoon hagupit is expected to make landfall over the weekend. still unclear where exactly it will happen. it could hit tacloban still recovering from a super typhoon that killed more than 6,000 people just last year. now back to our top story. the daughters of eric garner say they are overwhelmed and amazed by how many people have come out
welcome to cnn. millions of people are taking shelter now across the philippines. it s not yet clear where that will happen. it could hit tacloban which is still recovering from a super tie foop that killed more than 6,000 people just last year. protests were largely peaceful, but a number of people were arrested. recent string of high profile
incredible. along with the dead, 1100 people are still missing. hundreds of survivors in this predominantly catholic nation attended church services to pray for the loss. this woman is trying to find peace after her children and her sister s children were torn from their arms in the storm surge. can you imagine. their bodies still have not been found. there is some real signs of progress on the ground though. ten days after the typhoon stormed ashore. survivors in hard-hit tacloban got food today. for some, the first real meal in more than a week. the power of mother nature as our rosa flores said moments ago. i think the same person, producer said, is this the same person, the i-reporter in the home praying, that well speak to? so you saw the i-reporter, the tornado someone filming the tornado out of the window and right away started reciting the the lord s prayer and praying there.
hard-hit tacloban province with more. good morning, andrew. reporter: good morning, chris. take a look behind me. you ll see hundreds of people still waiting to get out of this shattered city. on the other side of the camera, there are hundreds more doing the same thing. the situation is indeed desperate. there have been positive moves today. we ve seen trucks with the food program going into town and more trucks are expected to alive over the next couple of days or so. it s a slow process, particularly for the people in this shattered city. as i said, it is a dire situation for the residents here. for the first time in six days, small signs of relief. we need more people to help the current situation. reporter: desperately needed food, water and medical supplies are finally getting to some of the hard-hit areas of the
i am the only survivor of the family and i want to know if they are still alive. from the sky, miles of destruction as far as the eye can see. while on the ground, rows of lifeless bodies. only one missing is my eldest daughter. i hope she s alive. a church chapel now filled with the dead. inside a mother weeps over the loss of her son. i ve experienced a lot of typhoon, but this is the worst thing. the living cover their noses and mouths because the stench is unbearable. as they search for their loved ones, a young student cries for her mother. translator: i still hear in tacloban, and i m still alive. hundreds of thousands are now fighting for survival. i must go out of this city. the few hospitals still functioning are overwhelmed. leaving the injured with nowhere to go.