. >>> people in southern chile have seen ashes spewing out one after another from a volcano. mai shoji has the details in the world weather report. >> yes, good morning, raja, you are absolutely right. we have been seeing humongous amounts of ash that are up in the sky and it keeps on erupting. we're talking about southern chile, the volcanic eruption that was taking place here last week. let's take a look at a video that came just yesterday, this is from yesterday after a surprise eruption sweeped the volcano call bouw -- continues to blow its top with its third largest one in eight days. ash was sent high into the air with this eruption but experts say it was less powerful than the previous, but no injuries reported, and 20-kilometer exclusion zone was enacted after last week's eruption. about 1,500 more people were evacuated after the last one. the heavy rain and maybe possibly some snow could lead to mud floes or lahars after the pile up of this new ash. so we're not really seeing any relief to this. we do see that westerly flow quite strong and that's pulling a lot of th

. >> in southern chile, authorities say rain could cause mudslides linked to a volcano's eruption. the calbuco volcano erupted with ash and smoke. 6,600 people remain ef vakvacuated. >> iowa has declared a state of emergency because of the bird flu. >> now to the jersey jam bridge scandal. governor chris christie former deputy chief of staff now indicted yesterday said she's innocent. this is after former christie allied david wildstein pleaded guilty on two counts of conspiracy. he told a federal judge that he kelly and baroni purpose lip shut down lanes on the george washington bridge to cause traffic jams. he said it was payback to an official who chose not to endorse chris christie for governor. >> i am here to say i will no longer allow the lies said about me in my role no longer go unchallenged. >> kelly and baroni are scheduled to be in court on monday to face the charges. governor chris christie released a statement saying the charges make clear that what i've said from day one is true i had no knowledge or involvement in the planning or execution of this act. the moment i

. >>> now the emergency is not over for people living near a volcano in southern chile.ve been ordered to leave their homes again after another eruption and gerald tan has more. >> reporter: the fearry of calbooko erupting for the third time in eight days, the volcano in chile belched out rock and smoke. >> translator: it was impressive and never seen anything like it poor people. >> reporter: the latest irruptured shun -- eruption prompted leaving around volcano and they just returned to their homes following two blasts of last week and blanketed the region with ash and disrupted air travel. >> translator: we are here in the shelter because of the volcanos eruption and we are a bit scared but as soon as things improve i believe i will be able to return to my house. >> reporter: it had been dormant for nearly 50 years before rumbling back to life last wednesday. >> translator: the seismic intensity is lower than the two others particularly the first, the ash cloud reached no more than four kilometers in height remember the first reached 17 kilometers and ash will affect

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. >>> plus rain in southern chile could cause problems following volcanic eruptions. >> reporter: the headliner this week the big warmup. temperatures climb into the 80s this will be the warmest week of the year so far. i'll have the details in just a few minutes. >> we have breaking news, it's a girl, kate middleton and prince william welcomed a bouncing baby girl into the world a short time ago. 8 pounds 3 ounces, she'll be the 5th grand child the fourth in line for thrown. great grandchild. congratulations to them. people joke because this baby didn't get as much attention as the first one. >> reporter: that's the breaking news. >> people are watching it, people are curious. >> reporter: i thought it was funny, i remember last weekend they were placing bets whether it was girl or boy. >> i'm glad it's a girl. she had a girl glow to her. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan we have a beautiful forecast for you it's starts today climbing out of the shell. high temperatures in the 70s we should see a lot of sunshine, clouds bubbling up this afternoon, there could be an isolat

. >>> people in southern chile were ordered to escape after the latest eruption from the calbuco. it has erupted three times in eight days after being dormant. today's eruption was smaller than the previous two. ash rose into the air compared to nine miles last week >>> the killing of catholic priests continues in mexico. most are victims of drug cartels who don't view the clergy as off limits >>> adam raney travelled to the central state where a priest was murdered. >> reporter: the latest priest killed in mexico. he was shot in the head two days after easter. father martinez served under him and reported his mentor missing. >> translation: it was premeditated. they knew he was picking up money that day. >> reporter: kiled apparent -- killed apparently by thieves. most priests killed seen to be victims of drug violence. some may have accommodated criminals or crossed them in some way. some priests were offered great amounts of money to perform favors for stay quiet. it's a temptation. it's easy to say i would never do that. but preets are human. >> the killing shows no one in mex

. >>> the emergency isn't over for people living near volcano in southern chile.hey have been ordered to leave their homes again after another eruption. >> reporter: the fury erupting for the third time in eight days. the volcano in chile belched out bursts of ash and hot rock. the thick clouds visible from miles away. >> translator: it was impressive. i have never seen anything like it. poor people. >> reporter: the latest eruption has prompted the evacuation of a 20-kilometer radius around the volcano. people in surrounding areas had just begun to turn to their homes, following the two blasts of last week. those blanketed the region with ash and disrupted air travel. >> translator: we're here because of the volcano's eruption. we are a bit scared. but i believe i'll be able to return to my house. >> reporter: it had been dormant for nearly 50 years, before rumbling back to life last wednesday. >> translator: the seismic intensity is much lower than the others. the ash cloud reached no more than 4 kilometers in the light. the first reached 17 kilometers. the ash

we have an active weather pattern into southern chile that has produced around 100 millimeters or morethe los lagos region. take a look at the footage coming out of that particular region. this was just moments after a husband and wife evacuated their house. it got swept away by this flooding rain and, john, that video showed, if we just watch a few more seconds, you can see their entire house being swept away. >> just gone. >> just gone. >> about ten seconds. >> that's all it takes. luckily, they were able to get out in time. there were four other houses damaged there, as well. >> thank you very much. >> thanks, john. >>> prince charles's visit to ireland shifted from a meeting of the symbol iblg to the perchbl on wednesday. phil black has more on his have it to the site where his great uncle wad killed by the i.r.a. >> it was a killing which shocked the world and changed the course of northern ireland's future when the i.r.a. blew up a boat in 1979, it was seen as a strike against the elite ranks of the british establishment. four people were killed, including lord mt. batton, a memb

one recently erupted in southern chile. scientists say it's showing significant activity.milar to what happened right before the three eruptions that have taken place since april 22nd. they're not ruling out another eruption and say the 6500 forced out of their homes need to stay away. and in hawaii now, the kilauea volcano put on quite a show. lava rocks and gas flying through the air after a partial collapse of a crater wall. so that collapse triggered the explosion and the last time molten lava was visible in the crater was back in 1982. there hasn't been a lake of lava like there is right now since 1974. >> several cars were underwater after flash flooding hit parts of kansas during the evening commute. up to six inches fell around the town of manhattan. that's where kansas state university is. they tweeted out that most of the campus was impassable because of those floodwaters and get, yes, more rain tomorrow. >> a police officer in raleigh, north carolina, is suing starbucks after spilling a free cup of coffee on his lap. lieutenant matthew core claims he was badly b

there were more evaluations in southern chile after the third eruption in a week. the volcano erupted after being dormant for more than 40 years. many residents had just returned to clean up only to be told to leave again. >> the u.s. and canada will announce new railroad car rules requiring retrofitting for older tank cars. >> up to 10,000 people are expected to protest today against a goods and services tax. the government said it is a fair way to task. >> serve gal begins scrapping visa requirement on air fairs in a bid to revive tourism. fears of ebola has plummeted in the tourist industry. >> three teachers in atlanta have been facing the harshest punishment for their role in a cheating scandal. a judge reduced their sentences. >> i'm not comfortable with it. >> saying he wanted no regrets after retirement, superior court judge jerry baxter did what a judge rarely does, drastically reduced sentences he imposed just two weeks ago. >> 10 years to serve three with a balance probated, 2000 hours of community service, $10,000 fine. >> the three former school admini

. >> this morning a cloud of thick dangerous ash is hovering over parts of southern chile.cano erupted for the third time in about a week. it's forced the evacuation of people around the mountain. anna werner show ss how they face another threat from mother nature today. good morning. >> good morning, gayle. for most of the week the volcano was relatively quiet but geologists warn it was unstable and could erupt again. on thursday those predictions came true. the calbuco volcano refused to let up thursday sending a plume of smoke and ash miles into the sky. some villagers hadn't even cleaned up from last week's back-to-back eruptions when they were ordered to leave their homes once again. >> it's tough, this man said because we had already removed all of the volcanic material from the houses. to now evacuate again the kind of hard. the volcano roar back to life last wednesday after lying dormant for more than 40 years. over a past week a blanket of volcanic ash has coated nearby towns choking the area's salmon industry and disrupting flights all the way to argentina. so far

. >> this morning, a cloud of thick dangerous ash is hovering rather over parts of southern chile.ed for the third time in a week. this ash has forced the evacuation of people in a 12-mile radius around the mountain. anna werner shows us how the region faces another threat from mother nature today. anna, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, gayle. for most of the week the volcano was relatively quiet but geological officials have warned it was still unstable and could erupt again. on thursday those predictions came true. the calbuco volcano refused to let up thursday spewing another supersized plume of smoke and ash miles into the sky. some villagers hadn't even finished cleaning up from last week's back-to-back eruptions when they were ordered to leave their homes once again. "it's tough" this man said "because we had already removed all the volcanic material from the houses. so now to evacuate again is kind of hard." the volcano roared back to life last wednesday after lying dormant for more than 40 years. over the past week, a blanket of volcanic ash has coated nearby towns,

bill: so a home swept away by floodwaters in southern chile. watch this.orrential rains causing a river to overflow and takes that home with it downstream. at least four other homes destroyed or carried away by that flooding. look how fast the water goes. several other homes were damaged. 100 people still not able to go back home as forecasters predict more heavy rain for that same area. martha: the waco police are calling for a truce between rival motorcycle gangs after nine bikers died during a shootout over the weekend in waco, texas. there are the police lining everybody up after the fact. 171 suspects. here are the pictures of these individuals. they now face charges engaging? organized crime, all the way up to capital crimes and murder are on the list as well. police warn that more motorcycle gang members may be heading to the area. >> is this over? most likely not. we would like it to be. we would ask there to be some type of truce between whatever motorcycle gangs are involved. we would encourage them to try to be a little peaceful and let the bloo

the european southern observatory in chile captured the most detailed images to date giving us a glimpseiny of the sun. and that's the cnbc news update for this hour. back to you, kelly. >> i always like when it ends on a cosmic note slarn.haron. >>> first tesla gave away its electric car patents for free. now ford following in its steps. for a price though. phil lebeau has that story when we come back. >>> later find out how you can help save for your child's college education without risking your own retirement. female announcer: sleep train challenged its manufacturers to offer even lower prices. but the mattress price wars ends sunday. now it's posturepedic vs. beautyrest with big savings of up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years interest-free financing. plus, free same day delivery set-up and removal of your old set. when brands compete, you save! mattress price wars ends sunday at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ if you want to succeed in business, mistakes are a luxury you can't afford. that's why i recommend fast rel

chile. the southern tip. you can see the cows. this is hurting the agriculture already. it's not over. you have this much seismic active activity experts are warning of another eruption. >>> now the latest on bridgegate. prostitutors exe bridgegate. prostitutors executeors expected to file some charges. christie not expected to be charged. this is a headache as he's expecting to ramp up for a run for president. >> reporter: it sure is. he's trying to plan a political comeback. he's been in new hampshire multiple times in recent weeks. he's giving a speech in virginia today. now, the scandal that's already done devastating damage to his political reputation, it's entering a new phase. some among his closest political advisers are expected to be affected. kri christie has said all along he had nothing to do with the lane closures. to see a criminal case come along now, a rough way to start a campaign. >> the trial could be going on should it come to that while the primarying are going forward. >>> let's go to amy. jitters on wall street. >> it's been a tough week for your 401(k). the dow

chile. the southern tip. you can see the cows. this is hurting the agriculture already. just so you all know, it's not over. you have this much seismic activity, experts are warning of another eruption. >>> now the latest on bridgegate for new jersey governor chris christie. prosecutors expected to file some charges. as early as today from creating traffic jams. jon karl covering the story. christie not expected to be charged. this is a headache as he's expecting to ramp up for a run for president. >> reporter: it sure is. he's trying to plan a political comeback. preparing for a likely run for president. he's been in new hampshire multiple times in recent weeks. he's giving a speech in virginia today. now, the scandal that's already done devastating damage to his political reputation, it's entering a new phase. the criminal charges are expected against some among his closest political advisors and christy has said all along he had nothing to do with the lane closures. to see a criminal case come along just as he is trying to run for president a very rough way to start a

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southern states are the worst affected with temperature close to 50 degrees sell celsius. >>> in other stories we are following, demonstrators have clashed with police in chileotest for educational reform continue. in the capital santiago, secondary school students led the protests. they are demanding free education and better paying conditions for staff. al jazerra's latin america editor lucia newman sends up this update from santiago. >> reporter: don't be deceived by their age these secondary school students are highly politicized, highly motivated and very, very well organized. they are marching right now towards chile's presidential palace to protest against police brutality during previous marches. this march has not been authorized and they know that just up the street, riot police equipped with water cannon and tear gas are waiting for them. the confrontation has begun. there seem to be a difference this team. the police are being very generous with their water cannon but are being more careful how they use it they are not aim being directly at the student body. last week a student was tossed in the air by watt duncan young and and is in critical con

southern japanese island after a volcano erupted. it exploded on friday morning sending thick black smoke high in to the air. some airlines have been forced to divert flights. >>> demonstrators have clashed with police in chile for educational reform continues. students in the capital santiago are demanding free education and better pay and perks for staff. they are also accusing police of using excessive force at a demonstration last week. lucia newman reports. >> reporter: it started peacefully enough. the turn outs were passing even organizers' expectations. as 10s of thousands of demonstrators marched down santiago's main avenue. they were led by the father of a student in critical condition after he was hit by water sprayed from from a water cannon last week. this march is against police repression in solidarity with him and all students who have a right to protest said stephanie aviles. the injured student's sister. others joined to express their anger at recent revelations of political corruption in chile. >> translator: we can't put anyone in jail for stealing a phone when our elected officials are robbing us blind. and it's the students who are praying the biggest price. >> reporter: three weeks of

. >>> in chile, torrential rain triggered a flood forcing hundreds to leave their home. mobile phone footage shows the moment a house was swept away in the southern city. extraordinary pictures. the area was cut off from the rest of the country as flooding left homes impassable >>> let's have the weather now with rob. and monsoon heat in india, hotting up. >> it's the time of extremes in chile. it's always there. possibly a record has been broken. there's little to relieve the heat. it's supposed to build up. there are occasional thunder storms building. look at this one. through delhi, and further south. otherwise it's pretty much new skies. what is going through nepal, 39mm. and those in tents wasn't too extreme. as he wept past kathmandu, it got at its thickest to drop 25mm. the rest of india, bangladesh and pakistanis is clear of anything in the sky. and you have these temperatures. nagpur 27. ag ra 45. now, 47 nearly 48 is a new record for may. i have to tell you, that is tuesday. today nagpur is recording higher than 24 hours previously. it may bet at 48. it has high temperatures and sudden gusts of wind. it was damaging when that happened

southern india states until next week. and it will be at least a month until the forecast improves in northern india. al jazerra new dehli. >>> demonstrators have clashed with police in chilet for educational reform continue. in the kansas tal santiago secondary school students led the protest. students are demanding better conditions and pay for staff. our latin american editor joins me live from santiago. lou see, a what is the mood there among the students? has the police response had any affect on their resoft. >> reporter: nine city is bracing for more trouble. as you can see the street behind me is almost empty. it's 6:30 p.m. here, it's rush hour, it would normally be packed people are rushing to get home early because another huge, much larger demonstration than the one you just talked about with secondary students is about to take place in about an hour and a half. this has been called for by university students. earlier in the day, there were at least 30 arrests, one super mark market was sacked. a lot of cat and mouse between the police and students, but what will happen at 8:00 p.m. local time when it's dark could be a lot more violent. that certainly is what t

southern california for the game. u.s. went on to win 3-0. those are your top headlines. brendan. brendan: 20%. that is the percentage of chillers gdp -- chile'spper. there is worse news. the political picture is equally bleak. the president has asked her cabinet to resign. you just want to chill a. does chile. i hear that they have done everything right economically but it is still a proper economy? ruchir: this was a star economy in latin america for the last two decades. a dire focus has turned to income inequality. this is a big issue globally. but here's one commonly -- country dealing with income inequality. it is hitting the economic growth rate. it has fallen very sharply. it was down to 2% last year. that is a big deal to what has happened as they focus on one issue. brendan: what is the history of this? when did it happen and what were the policies? ruchir: income inequality has been an issue for a long time. when they reelected her and she came to power like a your go the entire focus was a very left wing focus that had to deal with income inequality. cheers focused on that -- yes focused on that raising taxes, giving more bargainin