Typhoon survivors face grim task of finding, burying their dead
Burying the dead.
One week after Super Typhoon Haiyan devastated the Philippines, bodies are still being pulled from the rubble. The death toll now stands at 3,631 but that number is expected to rise.
At least 1100 people are missing, and the hope of finding other survivors gets more unlikely with each passing day. Nick Paton Walsh is Outfront with the story.
President faces mounting criticism from all sides over Obamacare "fix"
As criticism from both sides of the aisle mounts, there is a growing concern the "fumbled" Obamacare rollout could end up defining the rest of President Obama's second term and possibly a large part of his legacy.
Can the President rebuild his credibility, or has he lost too much already? Outfront tonight are former Clinton adviser Paul Begala and National Review columnist Reihan Salam.
Ohio Lieutenant Governor wary of Obamacare "fix"
Today's vote in Congress on a GOP plan to "fix" Obamacare confirmed that Republicans and more than a few Democrats aren't thrilled with the plan the President put forward yesterday.
But what about the states, who will be tasked with helping to implement his solution? Outfront tonight is Ohio's Lieutenant Governor Mary Taylor, who also serves as director of the Ohio Department of Insurance.
