0 p.m. on the latest, the devastation in the philippines. much more on that coming up, obviously, throughout the day as well. newsroom continues right now with kyra phillips. wolf, thanks so much. well, on this veterans day when we honor all the men and women of the u.s. military, we are seeing america s best respond to what may turn out to be the worst disaster the philippines ever experienced. the country s president has declared, quote, a state of national calamity. no one knows how high the death toll will rise. it s now three days after super typhoon haiyan has hit. officials estimate 10,000 lives have been lost. the official tally at this hour, 942, and another storm is on the way. debris blanketing tack lobtaclo leyte, and sumar. we re about to show you tough images to watch. rescuers pulling bodies from heaps of wreckage while survivors picking through all of them, trying to find food. yes, there are reports of looting. people know they re drinking ditter water. transla