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Because you'll be on pbs this evening. let's turn to california and the wildfires. the death toll continues to rise. at least 50 people are dead now, at least 200 remain missing. meanwhile, right now more than 70,000 people are in the path of two major fires in northern and southern california, the woolsey fire and the camp fire. steve patterson joins us from chico, california. there are now reports of some of the survivors there saying that the warnings to evacuate from authorities were essentially too little too late. what more can you tell us about that? >> reporter: craig, as we've been ...

Some died during the journey. >> fiphilippines is on alert fo landslide. the typhoon made landfall, bringing wind gusting 315 kilometers per hour. thousand of people were forced to move to evacuation centers. cnn philippines reporter trisha tarata described the conditions there. >> reporter: the situation is very different compared to yesterday. where typhoon was packing wind of 160 kilometers. locals were expecting harsher impact on their property. last night we had seen metal roofs, going away, flying over different parts of santa ana. small trees were uprooted. we could hear the wind. there...

People embedded down last night and again are tonight? >> well i had an opportunity to go around 16 evacuation camps that nepal has set up. there are a growing number of people coming in and out in those camps even like temporarily. it's like more than 20,000 people in kathmandu alone. there is a greater need. we were in a meeting convened by the ministry of home affairs. there's a lot of need for shelters. home appliances utensils blankets water, medicines, so these needs are going to grow by the hour. these are the priorities moving

>> and you mentioned food and water. is there food and water getting to these evacuation camps, other parts of sendai? i mean is there power being restored or at the moment is all the focus on rescue? >> right now, the primary focus, governmental and military focus is rescue. we're hearing the choppers above us. we're starting to lose daylight. daylight is almost gone but we can still hear the choppers in the air. there is still a heavy focus on search and rescue and i have to say recovery. it's going to become much more a recovery effort as we're now passing the 72-hour mark. but here in the ...

>> tonight, deadly weather tears across the south and one community is wiped off the map. plus our intrepid british correspondent has reported from war zones. >> this is an example of what those air strikes do. >> shepard: and from evacuation camps. >> the army is trying to keep order here. >> shepard: now his most challenging assignment yet. >> good afternoon, your majesty. >> shepard: tonight, jonathan hunt goes to princess camp. >> good afternoon, your royal highness. >> no swirling, because that would spill the tea. >> this is not as hard as i thought. >> shepard: we will see about that. g...