Residents in the Philippines surveyed structural damage along a road in Surigao City on Tuesday following Typhoon Rai, which struck the region and killed at least 375 people. More than 400,000 people were in need of urgent relief and funding for long-term recovery efforts following the storm, according to the Red Cross. | CBS News

We now have Typhoon Tino, upgraded by the Joint Typhoon Warning Center with winds near 70 knots (130 km/h). Satellite and microwave imagery clearly show an eye wall starting to form, confirming that the system continues to strengthen. The big story tonight is a slight jog toward the southwest, which brings the center closer to Cebu and Northeastern Mindanao, including Siargao. This change shifts the most intense winds farther south, putting more of central Visayas in the path of stronger impacts