towns and villages yet to receive any aid at all. even if you just look at san juan, the capital city like a metropolitan large american city, the biggest dots in the map in san juan in terms of the centralized relief effort, those places themselves are symbols of the disorganization and red tape and basic failure that appears to be the reason why the relief effort has been so important thus far. at the airport in san juan, thousands of people have been camped out for days at the airport trying to get a flight to anywhere. while the limited passenger flights that do take off have empty seats on them because nobody can organize an effort to match would be passengers to available airline seats, even when the passengers and the planes are both there at the same facility and both sides are willing. at the main shipping port in san juan, it s become a main symbol of the failure of this response that there are thousands and thousands of shipping containers
and so this morning at seven different locations across tianjin you had ceremonies t their respects to the at least 114 now con tirmd dead along with 57 people who were missing. some say their bodies may never be found. also at the shipping port which, by the way, the shipping port which has normal operations, busier than new york, new jersey r los angeles ports combined. all the ships, they sounded their horns in unison this morning as well. very touching moments as families of course grieve but also want action from the government to ensure that these kind of industrial accidents don t continue here. christine? will ripley, thank you for this in tianjin, china. oil prices plunged 11 percent. why is shell making a big move in the arctic ocean? that s next. it s evil. and ladders. sfx: [screams] they have all those warnings on em. might as well say.
you can see the housing units here where people were sleeping, and there were families living here. you can actually see some of the construction helmets still scattered about. why these did suffer quite a bit of damage, it wasn t as anything as severe as the sprary offices and becky this is just one area of many. thousands and thousands of homes in and around the blast zone are uninhabitable right now and we saw a protest of family members, they want the government to help them, government assistance, the public feels the government allowed this to happen by not paying close enough attention to the industrial chemicals that were being stored at the shipping port back there. they say that the profits were above people s lives, and there are more lives sadly that are expected to be lost as a result of this. 95 people missing, and the hope of finding any survivors after only finding two in the last 48
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country s president but also prime minister harper from canada, who is a staunch conservative. who is very much in favor in getting this tar sands oil out of the ground and into the pipeline and making sure this pipeline is constructed. don t you find it rather interesting that the day that the president is going to be seeing mr. harper face to face that this ruling comes forward? the time is certainly interesting. it makes us even more optimistic. it is quite clear that canada is desperate and transcanada is desperate to get access to an international shipping port so they can send this dirty oil through the middle of our country and send it overseas to other countries like china. they ve made clear what they want, but we appreciate president obama and secretary kerry have made clear there is a