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Is sure to go much higher. There is just no way to tell how many have died. A mother went for her son in a chapel that is now a morgue. Seth doane in the philippines continues our coverage. Reporter a forest of flattened palm trees and waterlogged debris now litter this city of 220,000 after a massive wall of water crashed into tacloban. The ferocious winds and surging tides sent homes out to sea and ships on to land. This distraught mother said she fought to hang on to her daughter when the water rushed ashore but she couldnt hold on. I thought we were both going to drown. She said. Bloated corpses lie amid the rubble as residents help collect the dead. Thousands are still missing. Makeshift shelters are already overflowing. Caring for the living is a daunting challenge. We dont need pity, we just need your help reporter survivors lined up, desperate for food, water, and medicine but debrisclogged streets and collapsed roads and bridges have limited access to the hardesthit area. Its
Jazeera america. Live from new york city. Im morgan radford. Vietnam braces for typhoon haiyan. 300,000 people have been evacuated as a storm is expected to make land fall there sunday. In the philippines people are dealing with the aftermath of what is considered the worst storm on record. More than 100 people are dead after the storms struck the island on friday. Leyte was the hardest hit. Southwest of manila. It caused landslides, blew off roads and shut down electricity. For more, we are joined by mar margo ortiguez. What is the scope of the devastation . The full extent the government cant begin to estimate. We are seeing pictures of the worst areas way beyond the first 24 hours since the storm hit. Particularly on leyte island many homes in fact, some witnesses are saying all the homes on that island have been destroyed. This is not a small island of fishing villages, there was a fullblown city, almost 2 million inhabitants, concrete structures, and the roads have been damaged or
Taliban bullet, army hospital. Found love. Captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. Pelley good evening, bodies in the streets. Survivors cry for help. That is the story for the philippines tonight four days after typhoon haiyan. It was one of the worst storms ever observed on the earth. The u. S. Navy estimates sustained winds were 195 miles an hour with gusts up to 235. That force pushed a surge of sea water estimated between 13 and 20 feet high over the land. This was tacloban, a thriving city of more than 200,000 residents before the storm. And this is after. Nearly every building damaged or destroyed. Families scoured the ruins for anything they could use. This boy found just a few coins. This evening, the official death toll has passed 1,700 but that is sure to go much higher. There is just no way to tell how many have died. A mother went for her son in a chapel that is now a morgue. Seth doane in the philippines continues our coverage. Reporter