ben tracy is following this. >> reporter: when the earth started shaking violently yet again, entire hillsides were torn apart as the land began to slide. the at least 7.0-magnitude quake also caused fires in kumamoto, japan. this man was rescued before dawn when his house collapsed on him while he was sleeping. a day earlier, the smaller but still-powerful quake sent terrified workers running from their desks. it knocked down buildings and collapsed homes. at least nine people were this eight-month-old baby was rescued by eergency workers who dug through the rubble for six hours. >> these are the epicenters. >> reporter: cal tech seismologist lucy jones says yesterday's smaller quake was actually what is known as a foreshock because it triggered the bigger one about eight miles away. >> about 5% to 10% of the time the earthquake that is triggered gets bigger than the first one and then we call the first one a foreshock and the big aftershock becomes the main shock. >> reporter: is it possible this larger quake is a foreshock of something else? >> it's always possible for every earth

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and, scott, they are expecting aftershocks to last for weeks, if not months. >> pelley: ben tracy on the breaking news for us. ben, thank you. the republican party is not scheming against donald trump. that assertion came late today from the chairman of the party in an interview with major garrett. trump, the front-runner for the nomination, claims that the g.o.p. is plotting to trip him at the finish line. >> we have a rigged system. the republican system is rigged. where the bosses pick the delegates and the people never got to vote. >> reporter: donald trump continued his week-long assault on the republican party nominating process. in a "wall street journal" op-ed trump wrote: republican party chairman reince priebus fired back. >> all of the candidates use the same rules in order to compete in each of the states. >> reporter: are you saying that trump is essentially advancing a phony argument? >> just because someone doesn't like the kind of rules in particular states, doesn't necessarily mean that the rules are rigged. it just means that they wish that the delegates were awarde

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but as ben tracy reports when it comes to drowf relief it's hardly a drop in the bucket. >> reporter: two million gallons of water per minute poured out of one california's largest reservoirs because it was simply too full inspect has really changed quickly. >> absolutely. >> reporter: carl torgersen of the department of water resources says a so-called march miracle of heavy rain fueled by w nino has filled many of northern california's lakes. how much and how quickly has rvis reservoir risen? >> well, this reservoir has risen about 216 feet since december, and 97 feet in the month of march alone. >> reporter: this is what it looked like five months ago, a nearly empty lake oroville. walls of dirt hundreds of feet high, bridges suspended in the air. but this is what the same lake now looks like full. look how far of the water line has climbed, and it is still rising, thanks to snow melting in nearby mountains. california's snow pack is the deepest it's been in five years. at the same spot last year, there was no snow to measure. snow melt provides a third of the state's drinking wate

ben tracy introduces us to the california linguistics scholar who invented them. >> reporter: when the of thrones speak in the foreign language, they aren't just making it up. [ speaking foreign language ] it was actually invented in the home office of david peterson. he is the linguist who created both languages. new languages that have helped define "game of thrones." >> they actually tried to use some gibberish for the dothraki scenes in the pilot. they didn't like the sound of it. really has to sound real to get to drive the impact home to the audience. and the languages that i create are part of that. >> reporter: you have seen scripts of the new season? >> yeah, they're like all there. on this computer. >> reporter: what can you tell us? >> i can tell you there is ten of them. >> reporter: the show send him scripts with the dialogue in english. he send back the translation as well as an audio recording of how it should sound. [ speaking foreign language ] peterson has now created more than 5,000 words for "game of thrones" and all the corresponding parts of speech. every single w

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here is ben tracy. >> reporter: charleston, south carolina is a town that likes carriages horse drawnand its rum barrel aged. >> this is an example of a rum we are making now. >> reporter: when alex burns opened rational spirits distillery here, his business plan seemed a little well irrational. make rum that tastes old but without any barrels. there is not a single barrel in this place? >> correct. >> reporter: the reason no barrels because you have this? >> this machine. our science fair project. >> reporter: talking about this reactor which looks like something in a biotech lab not a rum factory. >> i came across this article that says guy claims he can create 20-year-old rum in six days. i thought, wow that would solve a lot of problems. let me check it out. >> reporter: the guy making the claim is silicon valley entrepreneur brian davis. >> in six days you can make rum that tastes like it is 20 years old. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: that sounds too good to be true. >> yeah. yeah. >> reporter: but it is. >> cool, huh. >> reporter: when alcohol its put into a barrel, molecules in the b

ben tracy shows us the widespread damage. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: when the earth startedntly yet again, entire hillsides were torn apart as the land began to slide. the at least 7.0 magnitude quake also caused fires in kumumoto japan. a day earlier, the smaller but powerful quake sent workers running from their desks. at least nine people were killed. this 8-month-old baby was rescued by emergency workers who dug through the rubble for six hours. >> these are the epicenters. >> reporter: cal tech seismologist lucy jones says yesterday's quake was a foreshock. it triggered the bigger one about 8 miles away. >> about 5% to 10% of the time, the earthquake triggered gets bigger than the first one, then we call the first one a foreshock. >> is it possible that this larger quake is a foreshock of something else? >> it's always possible for every earthquake that it will trigger something larger. the space and time we are currently in is the most dangerous time in that region. >> reporter: the scientists here at the earthquake lab at cal tech say there is still a 50% chance of a

. >> i'm ben tracy in charleston, south carolina. for six days. it's pretty hard to tell the difference. we'll show you how technology could rapidly change the spirits industry and your next cocktail, coming up on "cbs this morning." democrat donna edwards knows what it's like to struggle. divorced and without a place to live. raising her son alone. going without health insurance to poout fd on the table. but donna persevered. then she put that strength to work for us. protecting women from domestic violence. taking on the nra. rejecting wall street's cash. powerful interests don't want democrat donna edwards. that's a powerful reason why we do. women vote! is responsible for the content of this advertising. i'm chris van hollen. my entire public life i've worked to bring people together for the common good. sometimes that means taking on and beating powerful special interests... like big oil, the nra and wall street. and i've done that. but sometimes it means finding common ground to get things done for marylanders. that's especiall

. >> i'm ben tracy in charleston, south carolina. one of these rums was aged for 15 years, the other for six days. it's pretty hard to tell the difference. we'll show you how technology could rapidly change the spirits coming up on "cbs this morning." (vo) we developed the world's first transvenous cardiac pacemaker, performed the world's first coronary bypass, and have world-renowned specialists taking on >>> well, it's still early in the day across the country. you know the old saying, it's 5:00 somewhere. fans of aged alcohol may want to celebrate a big disruption in the spirits industry. bottles of older scotch bourbon or rum can cost hundreds or even thousands of dollars. but only on "cbs this morning" ben tracy shows us how one man is changing all that with an invention he claims can produce the equivalent of a 20-year-old spirit inless less than a week. >> reporter: charleston, south its carriages horse drawn, its streets cobbstoned, and its rum barrel aged. >> so this is an example of a rum that we're making up right now. >>

. >> i'm ben tracy in charleston, south carolina. other for six days. it's pretty hard to tell the difference. we'll show you how technology could rapidly change the spirits industry and your next cocktail, coming up on "cbs this morning." do you think when you are president you'll be paid as... much as if it were a man- male this is one of the jobs where they have to pay you the same. but there are so many examples where that doesnt happen. i'm going to do everything i can to make sure every woman in every job gets paid the same as the men who are doing that job. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. ifor all the wrong reasons.gical you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin®. because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. try zyrtec®. muddle no more®. >>> well, it's still early in the day across the country. you know the old saying, it's 5:00 somewhere. fans of aged alcohol may want to celebrate a big disruption in the spirits indu

but as ben tracy reports, the country still has a lot of work >> reporter: this video made by brazilian government shows rio as a stunning and energetic city, fit for the olympic gods. but nearly seven years after it was chosen to host the summer games there is a new reality in rio. >> when brazil was awarded the games in 2009 it was a stable country. destablized, the president is facing impeachment. >> reporter: brazil's senate will vote whether to impreach the president and several other high ranking politicians are tied to a massive corruption scandal. there are concerns about security. brazil shares a border with ten other countries that experts say >> they see there is opportunity in maybe loose border control, poor governance, corruption. and the islamic state and al qaeda are always looking for those major venues where they can make a very powerful statement. >> reporter: and then there is zika, the world health organization declared it a global health emergency. because it causes serious birth defects. u.s. soccer star hope solo still plans to compete in the games admitted in fe

ben tracy reports the nation's tallest state is in a $4 billion hole. >> reporter: alaska is known forpeaks that reach for the sky. but right now the state has a mountain-sized hole to fill. >> we need to fix alaska and do it now. bill walker is alaska's governor. if you closed every public school and jail in the state would it fill the hole? >> no. >> reporter: if you laid off every state employee would it fill the hole? >> no. >> reporter: the problem is oil. the price per barrel has fall in off a cliff from high of $107 in 2014 to low as $26 earlier this year. oil and gas revenue fund up to 90% of state spending. the money pays for every bridge, road and school. >> we had this roller coaster of an economy because we hooked our horses to one commodity, oil, and we rode it up and down. >> reporter: is this the day of reckoning? >> it is. >> reporter: walker wants state lawmakers to impose alaska's first income tax in 35 years. and cut the annual check each resident gets for their share of oil revenue. oil companies would pay more too. >> taxes go up. credits go down. less production.

tracy morgan says he will not perform in mississippi until the controversial new law. ben: he says the law which takes pl. july 1st discriminates against lgbt people because it allows workers to cite religious gay, lesbian and transgender people. several states and cities have mississippi over the bill. chris hemsworth was on ellen lost his wallet in what he calls a rough part of town. ti-hua: juliet: a 17-year-old boy found it, tristan baker is a boy scout who did the right thing, mailed it back. [applause]. he is a boy scout. he also wrote a letter for the team recommending him and ellen did one better, gave $10,000. oh. ellen is awesome. ben: that is it for us on wednesday morning. want great whitening without the mess? think outside the box colgate optic white toothbrush plus whitening pen for 5 shades whiter teeth. brush, whiten, go! no mess, no waiting, no rinsing. colgate optic white toothbrush >> hello. stuff together wednesday april 0th i'm rosanna scotto. >> i'm greg kelly mid-60s going to be nice, as we digest last night's political information. >> wow, very exc

it's basically our golden age. [ speaking valyrian ] >> reporter: for "cbs this morning," ben tracie,ou watch it, you know it's not real -- >> it sounds like a language. >> you're watching "cbs this morning." we'll be right back. ♪ ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> this is a kpix5 morning update. >>> good morning. five minutes before 9:00. police are searching for suspects in a double homicide. a couple was killed yesterday in their home in the evergreen neighborhood. authorities are not saying yet how the two died. >>> the two pilots of the solar impulse ii are now in the bay area. they are plotting the next leg of their around the world journey. they landed on saturday night and will likely fly to phoenix later this week. >>> steph curry will have an mri on his sprained right knee. he slipped on the wet floor during game four of the first round playoffs which golden state won. the warriors lead 3-1. roberta has a look at your weather. >> thanks anne. good morning. it is a cool start to your day and a bit on the blustery side. winds picking up to 22 miles per hour. this is from the fr

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