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wave. and the daredevil surfer who conquered it. so much danger making these spectacular moves. that the champion had to come back to rescue a fellow surfer. and good morning, america. one of those waves are hitting so hard. and europe getting hit so hard. all across europe, that storm, as we mark the first anniversary of superstorm sandy. this morning, i want to take a look at the northeast, one year later. there is some progress. but also, look at these remarkable images. after the storm. and now. one year later. that s the famous coaster at seaside heights right after the storm. and now, it s all gone. and breezy point in new york, right after the storm. and what it looks like this morning. abc s amy robach and ginger zee, standing by in both places for us this morning. we re also going to speak to new jersey governor, chris christie. let s get to the latest on the american spy scandal. the chairman of the senate intelligence committee, diane feinstein said s ....
will you marry me it s the ultimate live surprise on this veterans day. this serviceman getting superstar help to ask his girlfriend to marry him. singer jason derulo here to make an incredible moment she ll never forget, only on gma. and good morning, america. and on this veterans day, a big thank you to all those to serve our country, including the dozens of active duty servicemen and women here today for our live surprise. a great-looking group. the woman at the center of it all is sequestered. no requested what is happening. she thinks she s here for her boyfriend to receive an award. we begin with the latest on the devastating typhoon in the philippines. 10,000 feared dead. the view from the air. pure destruction. look at hose two massive ships carried ashore by a storm surge up to 19 feet. it hit for two full days. terry moran and gloria riviera are there. reporter: george, night have fallen here in tacloban. we re well past the 72-hour point. thos ....
one away and strike outnumber seven. tim: that fastball in and out to the right-handed batters of the cardinals very effective tonight. joe: it ll bring in matt adams. we talked about what jon lester s been through and as a young man battling non hodgkins lymphoma. it brings it home to adams. there s a strike. lester who loves to pitch here at fenway. 8-2 here at home this season. that s to the shortstop position. fielded by bogaerts for out number two. and for what jon lester went through and how he honors what he went through, let s go down to ken rosenthal. ken: joe, lester s done great work in recent years to help kids with cancer. last year and his wife launched nvrqt. that s short for never quit. the idea is to raise money for research and awareness and also did a number of meet and greets in different markets this season with kids undergoing treatment and remained contact with a 6-year-old boy he met in los angeles, among others. joe: thanks, ken. and her ....
it s the first time in the history in 19 years of post-season baseball that a game ended. a lot of people don t know this. mika got her start at a live sports bureau. did she call you the night before about the obstruction play? what a weekend. obstruction like the republicans. somebody tweeted inside the heart, home run off a butt. what a series. it s great fun. crazy. so we re listening background, obviously, velvet underground, lou reed passed away. good morning everyone. it s monday, october 28th. with us on set we have a chairman of deutsch incorporated. are those warby parker. started by a young university of pennsylvania gentleman. they are totally for looks only. no use except that you decided you wanted to do the glasses today. you need glasses. you re blind as a bat. vanity glasses that s the word i m looking for. senior political reporter for politico, maggie is here. in washington, associated editor for the washington post, david ....
are far enough into the process to find out how big of a subsidy they ll receive. a good indicator of how many people are signing up. but the site faced another glitch. data system that verifies applicant information crashed. 36 states using federal exchanges and the 14 states that run their own. friend of the show josh barrow is back, editor of business insider, he is a boston guy. perhaps the answer came from what the healthcare.gov website needs is a pep talk from david ortiz, referring to nice pep talk that big papi was giving the guys in the dugout in the game that led to that winning the game. part of the problem is there s a big project giving the pep talk, part of the problem is we have folks in the democratic party that say we need to push the deadline back. but the problem with that the way insurance act wearies work, they start in the spring of 2014 to look at the pool and see what kinds of claims have been lodged and figure out what the rates will be. that ....