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The ground in the hardest hit areas planning to conduct a search and rescue mission and more help is coming. but after four days, they know they could be facing a recovery operation. whatever the final death toll, this country and its people are scarred by a storm more powerful and terrifying than anything they've seen in their lives. >> very scary. the sound was like, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah! >> reporter: absolutely terrifying for the people who survived those horrors. in the last minute, a c-130 hercules has landed. these people are injured, sick, pregnant. they are people who need to get out...

Pre-existing conditions. it's an overwhelmingly healthy market and if you don't bring those people into the obama care plans, you have the risk they will be tilted too heavily toward the sick and -- [ speaking simultaneously ] >> one at a time. >> that could endanger not only the obama administration -- >> hold on. hold on. >> this is what the president said. the president said help people keep insurance plans that they don't want to give up. that's what the president said. that's exactly what he said. >> i'm pulling rank because i'm one of those who has had his plan canceled. what president c...

Block search for lost people, for people to even recover dead bodies. there's dead bodies laying all around. and you see them, you smell them. in japan just a day or two after the tsunami, i remember seeing japanese defense forces going systematically, block by block, you know, street by street, searching for human remains. we don't see any of that here. at the airport, there is a philippines military presence of supplies are coming in. the marines are here. they're hoping to get this airport up and running on a 24 hour basis. that would be a big help, but that didn't help. last night there we...

Getting some new information about u.s. military moves to help the typhoon survivors in the philippines. let's go straight to our pentagon correspondent, barbara starr. what are you learning? >> reporter: at this hour, we are told two amphibious warships are sailing from their home port in japan to okinawa to pick up marines and move on to the philippines for typhoon relief. this will be a help effort there. they will carry the type of amphibious vehicles that can move through water, through debris. more marines, more muscle power to get that aid out to these terribly stricken areas and get it...

Things, they are trying to steal food and water but it's gone beyond that. some people talk of taking away plasma televisions even though they may not have a house or electricity, or taking away a washing machine. we are hearing reports they are now going into residential homes as opposed to just shops. so this is also a reason we're seeing a great influx of people coming here to the airport and desperate to get out. >> paula hancocks on the scene for us, thank you for that report. up next, the painful search for the dead. we're hearing from personal stories, some major personal stories from...