the president of the philippines has declared a state of national calamity. this it is just days after his country was slammed by one of the strongest storms ever, ever recorde recorded. authorities estimate as many as 10,000 people were killed in friday s super typhoon haiyan, although the official death toll stands at 942. today, countless survivors are just going through the splintered wreckage of their homes sifting through it searching for loved ones who might be buried beneath. others, they are simply scrambling to find food and water in areas that are littered with dead bodies.
the other issues is they had to coordinate a very large team of individuals. also times what you need to see is inside. you can go through the planning process, get responses from your colleagues whether they would concurring, and you come up with a better solution. so this goes to the idea of being able to look without going inside. that s right. if you have anything no the hard, i think that seems to be open hard surgery is something people would like to very much avoid. conventionally the way you solved that problem, is you take the patient, prepare them for surgery, you put them on heart bypass, open the chest, open the heart, find the valve, throw a stitch to installed a new corde,
yeah, i knew michael jackson, i m a close friend of the family. i love michael jackson, what he done for music, what he done for life. i m just, you know, i m just a fan, you know. so i love everything that he done. he could never do no wrong in my eyes. i lot of the music that he made. just showing people how to love and reach out and give back. because that s what he did for most of his time and money spent on giving back. he was never about himself, it was always about others. larry: how did dr. dre find you? his brother, half-brother, warren g., was in my group 213. me, him and nate dogg. we had a cassette tape. the music cut off the bachelor party so he slipped my tape in. and when my tape came in, people was dancing and dre was like, who was that? he s like, that s my home boy snoop. he introduced me to him, the rest is history. larry: when we come back we re going to meet young snoop. that isn t his name. his name is corde, his dad calls him spank, i call him snoop jr.
in the back, old school style. sit on top? that s how we do it. we don t sit in the chair, we sit on the back. we don t sit in the front, we sit in the back, just like, that up top. see, that s west coast gangster right there, larry, now you re official. don t bounce too much. larry back there ain t holding on tight. larry king live. let me take you by the hand larry: back with snoop dogg. we are joined by his son, corde. is in the oldest boy? yeah. how old are you, corde? 15. larry: you re tall for 15. i m about to turn 16 in may. larry: what do you think of your father? he s