Drone's-Eye View of Typhoon's Destruction
LEMON: Back to our storm coverage here in the United States in just a moment, but we're still following the devastating aftermath of Supertyphoon Haiyan. With nearly 4,000 people dead, millions displaced, the scope of destruction is simply too hard to imagine. CNN's Carl Pinhall has a terrifying new perspective.</s>CARL PINHALL, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): Look around you and imagine how it must have felt standing here on Magallanes Street in Tacloban City as a towering wall of water raced in from the ocean. But take a look, the pictures speak clearly for themselves. Wherever you look, international organizations and government rescue teams are hard at work, pulling away debris, still looking for bodies of the dead, trying to bring relief to the survivors.</s>LEMON: An amazing perspective. Thank you, Carl. Up next, Brooke Baldwin reports live from tornado damaged Washington, Illinois. A special report, the next hour of the CNN NEWSROOM begins right now.</s>BALDWIN: Don, thank you so much.