Damage will take to repair. The toll on the survivors is unimaginable. Lets put this into perspective here. We knew this was going to be a devastating typhoon. When it came on shore it was already enormous. The winds were 195 miles an hour, the storm surge was 45 feet. Thats nine times taller than a normal human being. First light brings new hope for many people in the central philippines. Each day it signals arrival of flights from the military bringing in much needed supplies and taking people out of an area largely destroyed by typhoon haiyan. Getting on board are the injured and sick and those who have lost everything. People walk for huge distances to get to the airport in the hope that they might find some food or water given out by the military or a ticket out. On their face the etched expression. Still struggling to come to terms with the disaster. We really want to get out of the house because the water is really coming in. I have three kids. I dont know what to do. We transfe
The s p 500 which mimics some of the stocks that you may have in your ha 401k. It is up 24 so far. And generally there is a gain that will pick up 6 or more. But the bull run goes back to the bottom of march 9, 2009, and more or less picked up all the way since then. If you invested right there on march 9, 2009, it would be worth 2,611 just for your investment. I dont know about your taxes. But you wouldnt have invested back then because march 92011 feels opposite of what today feels like. Nobody wants to invest like that back then. Why buy high when you can buy low, this is the time to buy, seems like it many of you are piling in. The highest inflow since 2000 generally speaking mutual funds are marketing retailing investors. So there is a good way. They measure your appetite for this market. In fact, 45 of individual investors now say theyre bullish on the stock market now four years and eight months in this rally youre bullish, excellent. Thats six points higher than the surveys lon
Kerry has issued conflicting statements and that considerable progress was made in the geneva talks. President obama marked ceremonies laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns and said the sacrifices of veterans was something the u. S. Could never repay. Those are the headlines at this hour. America tonight with joie chen is next. Im John Siegenthaler ill see you at 11 event, eight pacific time with the news. Well see you later. On america tonight utter devastation already revealed. Why the philippines now fears the crisis is about to get worse. Also tonight from saluted to shamed. On this veterans day, an america tonight exclusive. Our investigation looks at those who have given all, only to find themselves abandoned by their country. They looked at me and told me i was a disgrace and should be ashamed for letting my family down and everyone else. The wasps, the bee. And extraordinary women. I never thought of myself as extraordinary, but i guess we all were. And good evening, thanks
Somebody can have a sale on a mattress . Thats offensive to me. Plus a new generation of drones, the military tests new unmanned technology. We begin tonight with powerful heartwrenching images of the destruction in the philippines. More than 600,000 people desperately seek sheller. The Supertyphoon Haiyan devastates thousands of people. Thousands are believed to be buried in the rubble. And aid is pouring in from all over the world tonight. Dozens of countries are sending cash and supply to the region. The biggest need, food, shelter, and fresh water. Also hard hit was this city, and thats where we find reporter craig geeson. Tell us what the biggest challenge for the government is right now. Reporter the biggest challenge is getting the food aid to the people who most need it. Im standing at the air force base right now, and watching right in front of me, an International Cargo transporter pulling in just 150 meters away from me, loaded with relief supplies. International help on its
Emergency aid is being rushed to the philippines bringing desperately needed basic essentials to the victims of typhoon high, the recordbreaking super storm destroyed villages and hundreds of thousands have no power, food, water or shelter and hospitals are over run and good morning and welcome to al Jazeera America, the philippines red cross said 1200 people were killed in the storm but could top 10,000, slowly relief efforts are going to efforts caught off by bridges and roads and they reached the airport on sunday seeking supplies or a way out. A 2 million Relief Program from the United Nations food program is underway and the u. S. Military sent marines for search and rescue efforts and al jazeera has more detail. Three days after suffering one of the worst typhoons ever the devastation is coming into view. Many of the hardest hit are unreachable and hard to say just how bad it really is. With a death toll expected to be in the thousands and impact felt by millions typhoon survivor