. >> and after her data mash unit dr. nancy sneiderman is back at base camp in ce. and l's start with what's behind you. this is ver common. we saw it in katrina, in haiti. this is atwo-stage ing. the aid arrives on big pallets, but getting it out to people is another thing entirely. how are those american doctors getting to tt post in the firsplace, and how do we get that list of supplies you reeled off. how do we get all of that to them? >>eporter: well, y're right about the suppliesround me. they're basically canned meat, sardines and rice. the big art remembeeries are op the capillaries to the peoples the tough rt. the doctors were ingenious. they were on their way to a five-d medical mission to xico, heard about this rerouted, got to hong ko and cebu a the military took them down to tacloban and then left them there. th then put their supplies on car and jeep, lot of them walked. th heard about this to that basically the wod hadn't been reporting. fod city hall. and this is mammoth medical mission. and ey are a bunch ofoctors from around the country, but bad ou