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>> okay, this is a story that starts bad but ends really, really great. listen to this. when the big ice and snowstorm rolled into the south, one of the hard hit cities was birmingham, alabama. that's up with of the places where the storm made travel impossible. a lot of accident. businesses and schools closing, no real public transportation options to get you anywhere without using the roads. just the sheer difficulty of people driving in icy conditions and snowy conditions in a place that really isn't used to it or equipped for it. it turned a lot of birmingham, alabama, into a parking lot, ...

Today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack, be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. >> okay, this is a story that starts ba s bad but ends really raely great. listen to this. when the big ice and snowstorm sn rolled into the south, one of the hard hit cities was birmingham, alabama. that's up with of the places where the storm made travel impossible. a lot of accident. businesses and schools closing, no real public transportation options to get you anywhere without using the roads. just th...

Very much. bill: some days you have to learn when you see microphone on other person and -- martha: probably still on. i like the moment they come up, but he didn't back down the reporter. it is a valid question. i wanted to get an answer to it. bill: walk away next time. fox news alert now. there is utter chaos in the south. six different states. the governors have declared a state of emergency and look at the traffic jam in atlanta, georgia. scenes like these. we'll talk live with the mayor of one of the hardest hit cities in a moment here. martha: is the president trying to reignite the w...

>> reporter: we didn't see people on the edge of starvation. there's no real lethality here. but there are the very young at risk here. we're talking mothers already telling us they're having to feed their children dirty water, their children suffering from fevers. that's going to get worse as days go by. erin, there's a capacity problem here. and air strips simply trying to get planes in fast enough, the phillipine air force don't have enough to bring in enough aid and assistance. u.s. military trying to help them out too. but until we see convoys coming in by road, until we see that industri...

That have already pledged financial assistance, medical assistance. rescue and relief volunteers, temporary shelters like tents and so on. but of course, we also have to be able to bring these supplies, materials from manila to tacloban, which is one of the hardest hit cities. and the airport is only partially open. most of the other airports have been reopened. so we need to move the materials and supplies, even faster. >> mr. ambassador, there are 3.4 million people of filipino descent living in the united states. what is the best way they can get that information? >> well, we're urging them...