>> tsunami warning. a powerful earthquake strikes off the coast of chile shaking residents and sending large waves crashing onto shore. hamharsh tactics, hungarian riot police fire at refugees. and false alarm. >> they arrested me and they told me that i committed a crime

of a hoax-bomb. >> a muslim high school student hauled out of school in handcuffs and jailed after bringing a home made clock to class. good evening i'm antonio mora, this is al jazeera america. a huge earthquake off the coast of chery chile has people movino higher ground. aftershocks are expected throughout the night. at least two are dead, others are seriously injured, they say a tsunami could be on the way bringing ten foot tidal waves. dozens of other pacific nation are under threat including the u.s. kevin corriveau is here on the

threat. kevin. >> that's right, antonio, initially it was hawaii that was under a tsunami watch, now a warning, but it's also on parts of southern california. tsunami advisor has been issued, talking about the early morning times for newport beach we're talking about 4:46 in the morning. for los angeles harbor we're talking about 447, and das santa barbara is about as far as it goes. the after shocks have stopped for the last hour. the 8.3 was six miles below the surface of the ocean right there, fairly deep but it happened right here on the fault. these are the other aftershocks that we have seen, from a 4.0 to a little over 6.5 magnitude. and as you can see if we had any red that would be within the last hour. for last hour we have been fairly quiet. that does not mean we will not. the potential though i have seen

before, whenever we have an i 8.3 earthquake we could see another earthquake that is very close that same magnitude. so we are going to watch this area very intently over the next 24 hours. also i want to show you the radius map of where the waves are expected. take a look at this map right here and as you can see all the way out towards the pacific even out towards parts of japan in the next 21 hours they can see some sort of tsunami wave. i don't expect that wave to be very high as it travels towards the west but we could see a prop as we go towards the next day. we'll keep you informed. >> thank you kevin. now to simi valley, to the republican presidential debates, 11 candidates not 10 took stage. donald trump may not have stolen the show but weighs the object

of some of the biggest clashes. david schuster has the story. >> there were fierce exchanges with rand paul jeb bush and carly fiorina, we are not allowed to show you any video until it is officially over. we'll show you highlights. >> let's hope it earned in time. thank you david. desperation and frustration on the border of hungary and serbia exploded in violence today. hungarian police fired tear gas and water cannons. hungary says the actions were utilizejustified because the res were throwing stones and other

items. with the serbia-hungary border closed, refugees are using a longer route through croatia slovenia and austria. mohammed jamjoom there. >> as tempers flared, hungary's riot police stood firm. water cannon may have pushed these refugees back into serbia but they failed to extinguish their anger. the front line of the standoff hungarian riot police on the odor side of this fence but the mood remains tense. urging the young men who have been protesting this past hour to please move back and let cooler heads prevail so this situation calms down. the mood changed almost moment to memo.

veering from defiance to jubilance. when the gate into hungary opened, hundreds of refugees began streaming in. thank you they chanted and cheered in unison. but they were met not with welcome, rather, force. parents were as stunned as their children. the young just as affected as the old. kids cried from both the tear gas and the trauma they'd experienced. ilham never imagined she'd see her eight-year-old daughter beaten by police. >> they hit her with a baton on her head they hit her the hungarian police. we are from aleppo, we came from death in syria and look at here. >> reporter: hussein from iraq thought he was finally clear to cross out of serbia. the happiest he'd felt in days.

>> they kicked us, i got hit in the eye here, also got here, my hands and legs are injured. >> reporter: while bus rides to croatia were offered many were too scared to venture off after a day like today, nothing was certain and several dared not move. under the cover of darkness it was harder to see the wounds but the pain was no less severe. mohammed jamjoom, al jazeera, on the serbia, hungary border. justified in their response. >> migrants the serbian side armed with sticks and stones, mislaid a gate that was born away by them. there was no way acceptable what we see on the scene, these people are not innocent people. these people are in no way, in no way refugees. these are criminals at the

moment and hungary. >> the people who tried to rush past the border present a real danger to his country. tensions also boiled over on the greek island of lesbos today. police used shields and batons to push them into line. on l capitol hil capitol hill tl security correspond jaiment jame mcintire reports. >> i've been a member of this committee for nearly 30 years and i've never heard testimony like this, never.

>> began on a contentious note and went downhill from there. in the hot seat general lloyd austin head of the central command and christine warmouth. what is the u.s. doing to staunch the flood of refugees leaving syria and overwhelming europe? why not a safe zone in northern syria? press chairman john mccain. >> it's in our best interest to help civilians but i would not recommend a buffer zone at this point in time. >> so everything is really going well? >> no, sir that's not -- >> general austin's overall argument that progress was being made in syria despite what he called slow movement at the tactical level was met with dereiteration. since the general was forced to admit that of the 54 trained

fighters only a handful remains. >> can you tell us what the total number of fighters remains? >> it's a small number and the ones in the fight are -- we're talking four or five. >> reporter: four or five fighters after $40 million that was supposed to train more than 5,000. but it's really good training, says the pentagon and another 120 are in the pipeline. >> the forces that we are training while right now are small in number and clearly are not going to reach the numbers that we had planned for, are nevertheless getting terrific training and very good equipment and as such, will be able to really be force multipliers. >> incredulous senators found that argument laughable. >> as i see it now these four or five trained fighters, let's not kid ourselves, that is a joke. >> it is a total failure just a failure i wish it weren't so but that's the fact. so it's time to way pastime to

react to that failure. >> general austin again urged patience. >> we said at the outset that the military campaign to counter i.s.i.l. will take time and it will take time. >> many calling for confronting syrian president bashar al-assad more directly, establishing a safe zone and putting u.s. forces on the ground to help the anti-assad and anti-i.s.i.l. forces. jamie mcintire, al jazeera, the pentagon. a teenager who enjoys building things gets handcuffed over one of his inventions, next. >> and wildfires, struggling to

be brought under control. control.

>> saints and sinners. friends in holy places. >> this murder links the mafia and the church. >> tracking the mob from the dark shadows to the gates of the vatican. >> there's even a mobster who's managed to take the place of the priest. >> what happens when the church stands up to the mob? as the pope visits the u.s., we take a closer look at the pope and the mafia. >> a muslim teenager in texas found himself in big trouble after brition bringing a home e digital clock to school.

john terret is on the story. >> ahmed mohammed said he brought his invention to the school to impress his teacher. but according to the teacher it looked too much like a bomb. it is a look of a confused boy. this picture on twitter of 14-year-old ahmed mohammed appearing to be puzzled how his home made digital clock landed him in handcuffs. >> it was the first time i brought an invention to school to show my teacher. >> his teacher told him to keep it out of sight. when the another teacher saw te messy pencil case he created it from and the loose wires, she called police.

>> there is no evidence to support the perception he intended to create alarm. no charges will be filed and the case is considered closed. >> reporter: the case may be closed but it's far from over. it sparked a wave of allegations including discrimination by some in the muslim community. >> i think this wouldn't even be a question if his name is not ahmed mohammed. he's an excited kid, very bright, wants to invent things and show them to his teachers. >> very suspicious device. we live in a time when you can't take things like this to school. >> said he would change his schools and thanks for the support. >> thank you all on social media, thank you all for helping me. i wouldn't have got this far if it weren't you guys and not just you guys, everybody. >> positive message of support

for mohammed. facebook are ce ceo mark zuckerg tweetintweeting. and president obama extended an invitation to mohammed to the white house it will be next month it's their astronomy light. >> thanks john. republican presidential candidates have just finished their second debate of the campaign. it took place at the ronald reagan library in simi valley, california. donald trump may have not stolen the show but at the forefront of one of its most interesting clashes. david schuster last the story. >> donald trump and his willingness to hit back, not

only was he getting hit by rand paul and jeb bush and carly 4, he thought was from rand paul. >> first of all rand paul shouldn't be on the stage, he's number 11. far too many people naifer. >> i think that really goes to the judgment do we want someone with that kind of character that kind of careless language to be negotiating with putin, do we want someone like that to be negotiating with iran? >> according to what you said on one of the talk shows you got hillary clinton to go to your wedding, because you gave her money. >> jeb i was a businessman i got along with clinton, i got along with everybody. that was my job to go along with people. >> you could not -- >> consume. more energy i like that. >> jeb bush and donald trump

also clashed over his brother, his wife. he demanded that donald trump issue an apology for talking about her. and this was carly fiorina's night. have planned parenthood selling parts of fetuses. here is how she addressed that. >> i dare hillary clinton, barack obama to watch these tapes. watch a fully formed fetus on the table. its heartbeating its legs kicking while someone says we have to keep it alive to harvest its brain. this is about the character of our nation and if we will not stand up and force president obama to veto this bill, shame on us! >> that was the loudest applause of the night. there were places where carly

fiorina and chris christie clashed. shame on us, talking about people who will be most affected by this election. listen to this. >> she can't run any of my companies, that i tell you. >> that is presizely the way you ran your casinos. >> thrangthrangtsatlantic city , i got out of it. >> this history of donald and carly's career, for 55-year-old worker who doesn't have a job and can't fund his child's education, i can tell you this, they could care less about your careers. >> if jeb bush was asked about what his secret service code name would be?

he said everready. you know the answer too this one. >> he was asked what his code name should be and he said humble. >> cnn before the debate they identified a woman they said was nancy reagan going into the audience, it was not nancy reagan and then had to apologize. >> joining us from washington, d.c, william schneider, good to see you. to use rand paul's word, it started off with sophomoric behavior. i can't believe a debate focused so much on candidate looks. >> the reason was donald trump. he wasn't wearing very much makeup. i have some on and you do too. he looked flushed and sweaty, he needed makeup. >> a lot of them looked sweaty,

including the moderators, seemed that the air conditioning wasn't running very well. policies, how did he do? >> i don't think he did very well, i think this could be the beginning of the end because he didn't seem to be terribly substantive. when the debate turned to policy issues he dropped out of the debate for 15, 20 minutes at a time. this is a case where his weaknesses really showed through. >> ben carson soft-spoken but solid should he stay up in the polls? >> i'm a little dubious about carson as well. he did speak with common sense which is what people admire about carson. as an outsider he accountant have much to say about the issues. common sense ideas and suggestions. he didn't star in this debate. >> jeb bush did he do enough to turn the tide?

>> he looked better than he had in the past, one great line when he was forced to defend his brother george w. bush's record, one thing i know about my brother he kept us safe and the audience responded with wild enthusiasm. that was a great line. >> scott walker, did he do anything to change that? >> i don't think so, i don't think of anything memorable he said, he defended his record, he talks about wisconsin wisconsin wisconsin, what did he, people don't know much of what he did in wisconsin, i don't think he can have much pickup from this event. >> and john kasich did he do enough to break out of doldrums in the bottom of the polls? >> he was the most exuberant in the debate. when he was invited to attack hillary clinton he said that's not what i'm going to run on, i'm going to run on things that will bring us together.

for those involved in problemming solving and doing things about policy issues, kasich looks inviting and he is doing well in new hampshire. if he could win the new hampshire primary in february co-easily become the anti-trump candidate. >> do you agree with david schuster that carly fiorina may have gained momentum? >> i definitely think she gained momentum and the most important thing she did was when she had a memorable put down to donald trump who criticized her appearance. at one point she said women all across america heard very clearly when donald trump said when he criticized her appearance. that was a notable put down, it really was the line of the night. >> cruz and rubio did they do anything to get themselves out of the middle of the pack either up or down? >> rubio more than cruz. i think rubio talked knowledgeably, particularly about foreign policy and one other candidate you didn't

mention chris christie who has been very low in the polls, his experience of 9/11 when he was governor of new jersey, how important it was to take policy directions, i think christie was very effective that month. >> another i didn't mention, rand paul. >> not so much. rand paul was mostly on the defensive, one of the senators who was critical of the entry into the iraq war. but i think rand paul continues his standing in this race as frankly a curiosity. >> bill schneider thanks for joining us. millions more americans have health insurance this year. the new lower numbers of u uninsured americans and the encouraging word about the

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those living in poverty. i'm antonio mora, for more on the news head over to aljazeera.com. crawrs iraray suarez has "inside story" coming up. have gone to europe with dangerous journeys. with millions on the move, the united states is dipping a toe >> after five years of war millions of syrians are permanently out of their homes. some have gone to neighboring countries, some have gone to europe with dangerous sea journeys. promising taking in 10,000 people, is it a major world power coming late to the g