en el palacio de la moneda de chile, noticias.eron ser acreditados por el departamento de justicia de nicaragua. >> hemos venido porque hemos sido violentadas nuestras derechos con la seguridad, muchas veces con la misma atenciÓn que nos brindan las instituciones, entonces son espacios que nosotros estamos capacitados y podemos incidir a que se nos respete. samantha: esto es para mediar y no llegar a un conflicto judicial. fue para prevenir el delito. >> queremos que nos sientan pena y que se sientan orgullosos. samatha: para estas trabajadoras sexuales la capacitaciÓn que han recibido ayudar a que otros 14.000 mujeres pueden exigir sus derechos como cualquier otro ciudadano pero su mÁxima aspiraciÓn es que su trabajo sea visto como cualquier otro. >> se practica la doble moral porque nosotros como trabajadores sexuales tenemos clientes pastores, tenemos clientes que son sacerdotes. tenemos derecho a un trabajo. >> considero de que en la legalizaciÓn del trabajo es muy importante. samatha: su parte las leyes de nicaragua no prohÍb

bolivia is trying to pressure chile by taking it to court. the loss of access to the sea in the war of the pacific, also known as the saltpeter war, is still a national trauma. so much so that landlocked bolivia still has its own navy, which is charged with a rather unusual responsibility. >> the bolivian navy completing a military drill. on lake titicaca, 3800 meters above sea level. >> the exercises are important. we're preparing for possible military operations. if we regain access to the sea, our people need to be well-trained. >> a navy force but no sea access. nevertheless, the country is proud of its marines. each year, there are more applications than places for young bolivians hoping to do military service with the navy. this year for the first time, the navy is introducing a military diving division. many women have chosen to join its ranks. they long for bolivia to regain its position as a naval force on the pacific. >> we no longer have access to the sea. but we long for it. sea access would solve so many problems. and i want to g

the chilean government is our biggest problem. >> chile annexed the island in 1888. it remained under martial law until 1967 and the inhabitants were not allowed to leave. even today everything on the island is administered by chile. >> in geopolitical terms this is a very useful place and therefore important to chile. >> preparations are underway for tapati, a traditional rapa nui celebration that involves two weeks of music, dance and traditional sports. mike is supplying the music. it's an event that celebrates the polynesian past. >> we see it as a time when the elders teach the younger generation the importance of preserving and upholding our culture.. the party starts after sundown. this is when the rapa nui tradition comes into its own. locals have been celebrating tapati since the 1960s, when under dictator augusto pinochet chile began recognizing the cultural and territorial rights of the rapanui. the tapati festival is now into its second day. sporting events are an important part of the event, rooted in the days of tribal wars. today they're just for fun.

. >> forced to evacuate, as chile prepares for another eruption of calbuco. >> building up better students, the brains behind the top educational app in the world. good evening, this is al jazeera america, i'm antonio mora. we begin tonight with the sen centennial of the armenian genocide. a candle procession follows in tribute to the over 1 million armenian turks killed during world war i. protestors in major u.s. cities including los angeles called on president obama to keep his campaign promise and classify the massacre as a genocide. >> a continual denial of turkey, denying these atrocities and not returning the lands of armenia and not paying reparations is just continuing the crime. >> in a statement, president obama avoided using the term for the seventh time in his presidency. and in turkey, protesters argued against the word genocide. not part of an organized campaign no evidence that orders came from ottoman authorities. paul teterjan reports. >> 104-year-old antonic watch his great great grandchildren play. he was six when they left armenia, he was warned they would be targeted.

are under a state of emergency after a chile volcano started erupting. thousands have been forced to evacuate. >> reporter: a reminder of the earth's fury. as the volcano roared into life sending ash into the sky. >> translation: at the beginning it was small. later the cloud grew, it was huge, and i got scared. >> reporter: chile issued a red alert, closing schools and airports, and ordering anyone nearby to leave quickly. >> translation: we are going increase the evacuation zone from 10 to 20 kilometres and are asking anyone nearby to leave the area and paying precautionary measures for safety. >> reporter: that caused crowds to flee. crowds queued for the petrol pumps. >> translation: it was impressive to see a mushroom cloud and see the ash. at that point there was a lot of panic, a lot of chaos, people going to supermarkets, everyone looking for water. >> it is considered one of the most dangerous of chile's 90 active volcanos. there has been no lava yet, authorities are watching this closely. >>> now russia is cutting spending on its space programm

chile is a country prone to natural disasters.n the last month alone, there have been freakish floods and deadly mudslides in the desert forest fires from an unprecedented drought and volcano eruptions from not one but two volcanos. many people are joking that the only thing that's missing now are the locusts. yet the people here are determined to stay t. >> i was born here. i will stay here until i die with or without the volcano. >> a volcano that still shows no sign of relenting nor of allowing thousands of families to return home. lucia newman al jazeera, ensenata chile. >>> the international video game market could soon be worth more than $100,000,000,000. the u.s. and japan still have the most gamers, but more now from the middle east. kristin saloomey reports. >> reporter: principle fatah al sad grew up playing video games. >> evil and oppressive dictateo of the day. >> many depicted as middle eastern. so, he started nam for new arab media to make games that people especially girls in his home country of saudi arabia could

southern chile is on alert as experts warn a third eruption is possible and we have a small village inhadow of volcano and tell us what it's like there. >> reporter: well it's dusty. most people are wearing these masks i'm holding here and been distributed to authorities and everyone. there is a state of emergency in effect right now a red alert for the volcano that you see right behind me. it looked like it was dying down but it begun to spew more ash as you can see and, in fact they expect in five hours this will increase and everybody from the town has been forced to leave and get back in during the day to take a look to see how animals and homes are but not allowed back in because of the danger of breathing and because of an explosion. this is from the force of this volcano in the city. >> people and the authorities especially were rather caught off guard by this eruption. >> reporter: very very interesting point because this volcano had been asleep like a giant for more than 40 years but that is a small nap in the lifetime of a volcano and we asked authorities why they had not exp

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marÍa: es uno de los tres mÁs peligrosos de los 90 volcanes activos que tiene chile.o y explosivos, este dictamen se deriva de una iniciativa del presidente enrique peÑa nieto. marÍa: una pareja de mÉxico recuperÓ a su hija despuÉs de que a la menor la llevaron a la fuerza a los estados unidos para ser entregada una mujer que afirmaba ser su madre. lÉon: alondra luna niÑo se esperaba a la familia que la vio crecer. >> la la pesadilla que comenzÓ el 1 de junio de 2007 no terminado para doroteo garcÍa. despuÉs de recibir las pruebas de adn. >> hasta ahorita nada, no creo que estÉn haciendo nada. >> doroteo nunca ha dejado de buscar a su pequeÑa alondra dÍas en ambos lados de la frontera. >> no estÁ dormido el caso porque yo no he parado de estar en el ministerio pÚblico. >> tras los Últimos sucesos doroteo garcÍa llamÓ de inmediato las autoridades en washington donde se le informÓ que su caso sigue abierto y que la bÚsqueda por su hija secuestrada en 2007 continÚa. >> sabe que cada esfuerzo ha sido un paso mÁs que la ha acercado a su hija pero asegura que es de suma imp

the problem, says chile's president, is respiratory issues. the ash could also generate environmental pollution. chile, part of the pacific ring of fire, is home to the second largest chain of volcanoes in the world. tonight calbuco is putting on an awesome display of mother nature's power, danger and raw beauty. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >> what a stunning image. >>> when we come back, the latin superstar whose music video is leaving beyonce and justin timberlake in the dust. >>> finally tonight, one on one with a mega star. romeo santos is the biggest name in latin music right now. packing stadiums across the world and racking up the kind of video play that would make even the other famous names in music jealous. nbc's katy tur caught up with romeo on tour. ♪ >> reporter: romeo santos isn't just a star. he's a global sensation. from argentina to new york. where the millennial crooner sold out yankee stadium two nights in a row, a first for a latino artist. ♪ the video for his hit "indecent proposal" has over 660 million views. that's more t

victims of south africa's zenno phobic violence talk to al jazeera >>> and a volcano in chile sends ash into the sky >>> european leaders are due to hold an emergency summit in brussels on the crisis in the mediterranean sea. more than 1,000 people arrived in italian ports. many on rickety overcrowded boats. live to catania in sicily. al jazeera's correspondent barnaby phillips. behind you an italian vessel bringing the latest batch of immigrants and refugees. >> yes, that's right, a handful of women and men, four pregnant women. we have a few details. they were picked up off the libyan coast. one group on a crowded dingy the other on a more secure vessel. they have been brought back to catania, and all of them have disembarked in a processing center away to my right. you can't see it. they'll be loaded off on buses and taken to various camps around sicily later during the day. camps which are full to overflowing, so this is the context in which european leaders are meting and the -- meting and the reason why here calling the summit. this is a daly occurrence. -- daly occurrence. >>> th

chile's director of mining and geology says the volcanic activity could go on for weeks.h calbuco's pulsating heat visible from space satellite images show smoke and debris drifting into argentina where lakes and beach res now coated in two inches of ash. tourist towns are now a chalky mass. the border between argentina and chile is shut down and so are airports, terminals and runways an eerie government town some international flights turning around mid-air to avoid the ash. american and delta suspending flights into argentina. tony is stranded in costa rica. there's debris all over the runway he says. our flight is suspended. tonight the winds are again blowing more ash from calbuco's angry peak, a vibrant colorful region now coated in soot and ash. miguel al malgier, nbc news. >>> we're back in a moment to tell you how much the airlines are saving this year and how little of it is translating to your airfare. >>> the parent company of nbc is in the news. comcast announced it's dropping its $45 million bid for time warner cable. the announcement comes after federal regu

chile's president declared a state of emergency for the region. calbuco is considered the most potentially dangerous of chile's 90 active volcanos. >>> italy's coastguard says an italian vessel rescued over 200 migrants off the libyan coast. >> they were trying to cross the mediterranean in two dingies. things got rough, so they placed a distress call with the satellite phone. those migrants have been brought to the port of catania on the island of sicily and today european union leaders got together to have a summit to address the flow of migrants from north africa to europe. >>> we're in for another chilly night, so how cold do we need to which car company is the first and only to offer built-in 4g lte wi-fi in cars, trucks and crossovers? ranking from top to bottom. i'm gonna say mercedes is the innovator. bmw just because they're pricey. the final answer... wow...(cheers) chevy. this model has the wi-fi in it? -yep that's the dream to have wi-fi in the car. get cash back for 15% of the msrp on select 2015 models. that's almost thirty-seven hun

. >>> and a volcano in chile sends ash 20 kilometers into the sky. ♪ >>> hello, european leaders areding an emergency summit in brussels on the growing refugee crisis in the mediterranean sea. more than a thousand people have arrived in the past 24 hours. under discussion doubling the cash and equipment available, establishing a civil mission to destroy traffickers boats, and resettling five to 10,000 refugees in other states. >> reporter: europe's leaders stand accused of putting refugees in coffins, so the coffin has become the motif for the protests. outraged that people have been left to die in the sea, so close to such rich countries. >> translator: they should give refuge to all of them said this man. families with children included. >> reporter: many of these people complained of a lack of basic rights in belgium where they managed to resettle. the crisis in the mediterranean has brought all of these grievances to head. these campaigners see in the tragedies in the mediterranean, an opportunity to try to force europe's leaders to change their policies on immigration. >> report

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we take a deeper look. >> ash from chile's volcano is spreading. back to the top story, the 7.8 magnitude earthquake that struck nepal. more coming up this hour. this hour. >>> tonight we take a deeper look at pacts and the presidency. republican presidential hopefuls are in iowa for the faith and freedom event. democratic counterparts gather in south carolina a chance for would-be candidates to bin over supporters and woo the donors. for more than 30 years candidates accepted your money, public money, then the 2010 citizens united sector. opening to private donations. jed bush is yet to enter the race, but is criss-crossing the country to raise money to fund a campaign. individuals can give him $2,700. they can give the pact as much as they wanted. spending has skyrocketed. michael shure takes a look at big money. >> reporter: most candidates dream of running more in the pockets than they left with. rather than counting cards he is counting on the generosity of sheldon adelson, trying to play the role of king maker in the 2016 election. the 36th r

the border between argentina and chile is shut down. so are airports. and runways an eerie ghost town. some turning around midair to avoid the ash. american and delta suspending flights. tony is stranded in costa rica. there's debris all over the runway he says. tonight the winds are again blowing more ash from the angry peak, a vibrant, colorful region now coated in soot and ash. >>> we're back in a moment to tell you how much the airlines are saving this year and how little of it is you know, just because your bladder is changing it doesn't mean that you have to. with tena, let yourself go. ♪ ♪ be the one with the crazy laugh. ♪ ♪ and keep being their favorite playmate. ♪ ♪ with tena's unique super-absorbent micro-beads that lock in moisture and odor... tena - lets you be you. our eyes they have a 200-degree range of sight. which is good for me... hey! ...and bad for the barkley twins. take care of your eyes with centrum silver women. multivitamins with 60% more vitamin d. our brains can control over 600 muscles at the same time. here's what 90 of the

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chile, part of the pacific ring of fire, is home to the second largest ch volcanoes in the world. putting on an awesome display of mother nature's power, danger and raw beauty. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >> what a stunning image. >>> when we come the latin superstar whose music video is leaving beyonce and justin timberlake in the dust. music video is leading our eyes they have a 200-degree range of sight. which is good for me... hey! ...and bad for the barkley twins. take care of your eyes with centrum silver women. multivitamins with 60% more vitamin d. our brains can control over 600 muscles at the same time. here's what 90 of them can do. ♪ (plays guitar) ♪ take care of your brain with centrum silver women. multivitamins for the most important parts of you. anyone have occasional constipation diarrhea, gas, bloating? yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these occasional digestive issues... with 3 types of good bacteria. live the regular life. phillips' we all enter this world with a shout and we see no reason to stop. so cvs health is cre

what experts in chile have said about the volcano erupting. and then the weather forecast. kellye: chile's volcano is still active what -- but scientists have downgraded the possibility of a 30 rupture and. -- a third eruption. this week's two large eruptions were the first in 42 years. devon: that's incredible video the lightning, the clouds. kellye: book weather in our forecast. devon: quite the opposite of the heat from the volcanoes, we have cold and clouds. april 25, the average has been 70, but we were way under that today, 17 degrees below that average high, 53. across the area, from the mid-atlantic, clearly a lot more warmth in nashville 83 degrees. the severe weather along the rain activity with a chance of thunderstorms. the bigger picture, we have this warm front towards little rock and the midsouth. the system is still too far to the west. now the rain has hit saturday protecting some rain to be about early as midday. now some of the latest information confirmed that the rain will lead up sunday. the last of the upper-level system as well. the futurecast, at th

monserrat: no, comer a chile, nunca mÁs.agenes fueron grabadas mientras el sostenia una relacion a larga distancia con su ex novia. segun zepeda, no sabe como se filtraron, pero ya lo habian contactado para extorcionarlo. veamos que mas pdijo... zepeda: soy yo el del vÍdeo, hacÍa muchos aÑos. sabÍa que existÍa este vÍdeo y trataron de extorsionarme y no cedÍ. seguimos trabajando. a la gente que vio el vÍdeo, quÉ les puedo decir, ojalÁ que lo hayan disfrutado. invadieron su privacidad y su intimidad, el prefiere concentrarse en otras cosas, como su trabajo, y la musica. # el cantante yamir gorritz se presento hoy ante una corte de miami, para comparecer en una audiencia vinculada al caso que enfrenta!! tony dandrades estuvo alli y tiene los detalles en exclusiva!! adelante, tony..# tony: el cantante vino a esta corte de miami acompaÑado de su abogado, lucÍa tranquilo, tuvimos las primeras declaraciones sobre este caso. asÍ lo encontramos, en el pasillo de la corte de miami, esperando su turno. estas son las primeras imÁgenes

chile is prone to natural disasters like no others. in the last month alobe there have been freakish floods in the desert and forest fires in the jungle from drought and now the only thick ung missing joke the cents, are the locusts. >> i was born here, i will stay here until i die with or without the volcano. >> reporter: the volcano that shows no sign of relenting nor allowing thousands of families to return home. lucia newman, al jazeera ensenada chile. >>> russia is also member of the nation states and there could be conversation about climate exchange. >> inuit culture the united states is now in charge and secretary of state john kerry has laid down an ambitious agenda addressing climate change maritime safety and economic development in the north. >> all of us come to this council with different experiences. and different perspectives, we all share one arctic and we have to make sure that the interests of this sensitive and vital region are protected. >> reporter: overshadowing the council's agenda, concerns about member state r

later the cloud grew and then there was a huge cloud over me and i got really scared. >> reporter: chileued a red alert closing local schools and airports. and ordering anyone nearby to leave quickly. >> translator: we are going to increase the evacuation zone from 10-kilometers to 20-kilometers and we are asking anyone nearby to he is vac wait the area and take all precautionary measures for safety. >> reporter: that send locals scrambling. as the cloud crew so did the queues for the petrol pumps. >> it was impressive to see the enormous mushroom crowd and the volcano and the ash that point there was panic chaos traffic jams. people going to supermarkets, everyone looking for water. >> reporter: it is considered one of the most dangerous of chile's 90 activeville canoes and while there has been no lava yet, authorities are watching this eruption closely. alexei o'brien, al jazerra. >>> and a quick reminder that you can keep up-to-date with all the news on our website. there it is on your screen, the address aljazerra.com. that's aljazerra.com. more on those dramatic pictures that have v

in chile. >> i'm fez jamil. the power of rural women we'll speak to critics who say the program only enforces tricialg roles. traditional roles. traditional roles. >> welcome back. i'm shiulie ghosh. the top stories on al jazeera. the stanley coast italian coast guard has rescued more than 200 migrants from the mediterranean sea. >> the yemen's former president ali abdullah saleh has ordered houthis to withdraw. >>> and the pakistani human rights activist has been killed by gunmen. sabine mahmoud was killed in beluchistan province. talks in geneva next month the u.n. envoy to syria says there's slim chance of success. in new york, the united nations security council has been urged to impose an arms embargo on syria. diplomatic editor james bays. >> the u.n. security council is briefed on the humanitarian situation in syria every month. and every month things get worse. he was told 220,000 are dead, 7.6 million forced from their homes. this was the last briefing by outgoing humanitarian chief vale valerie aim amo

. >>> ashes from the erupting volcano in chile reaches the argentine capital. >>> and we begin in nepal where hundreds of people have been killed after a 7.9 magnitude earthquake has struck katmandu. houses have collapsed and temple temples have tumbled. the search for survivors it continues. let's take a look at the full extent of the damage. the earthquake rocks central nepal in the area of the capital of katmandu. tremors were also felt in india. the 7.9 earthquake shook bangladesh's capital of dhaka. we have reporters covering the story from katmandu and new delhi, but first nicole johnston has the latest from this report. >> it's the most powerful earthquake in nepal in decades. people describe wave after wave of tremors. the army is sifting through the republic brick by brick looking for signs of life as well as bodies. the number of people killed is rapidly increasing. hundreds of bodies have been recovered. >> people have been trapped in the republic. people are trapped in the republicrubble rubble. >> hospitals have been set up in the streets and treatment is basic. nepal is as

chile is a country prone to natural catastrophes like few others. in the last month alone there have been freakish floods and deadly mudslides in the desert. there have been forest fires from an unprecedented drought. and volcano eruptions from not one but two volcanos, many people are joking in fact that the only thing that's missing now are the locusts the people are determined ostay. >> i was born here, i'll stay with or without the volcano. >> reporter: a volcano showing no signs of relenting nor of allowing families to return home. lucia newman, al jazeera ensenada chile. >> the address to go to: aljazeera.com. town. there's a hitch - he wants you and your neighbours to find the bill for the shiny new luxury boxes and expressway exit and doesn't want to pay much rent. may not sound like a great deal, but over and over cities are muscled into municipally funded sports facilities over threat of leaving town, or promising a new team.

of chile's 90 active volcanos and while there has been no lava yet, authorities are watching this reception closely. >>> and you can watch up on that story and all of the news we're covering any time by checking out our website. that is aljazeera.com. >> on behalf of the united states government i offer our deepest apologies to the families. >> the president offers condolences after two hostages held by al-qaeda were killed in a counter terrorism operation. >>> david petraeus is being sentenced today, but he is not expected to serve prison time. >>> and today the united states senate votes on whether loretta lynch should be in charge of the department of justice. ♪ >>> welcome to al jazeera america live from new york. i'm randall pinkston. in an emotional statement at the chooits this morning, president obama offered his deepest apologies to the families of who hostages accidentally killed in a u.s. drone strike. they died in january at a suspected al-qaeda camp. the u.s. citizen, warren weinstein was held since 2011. the italian was abducted in 2012. mike viqueira is live in washington. mi

. >>> experts say chile's calbuco volcano is not likely to erupt again. it is still sending out ash, forcing thousands from their home, and cancelling flight and disrupting travelling. we have a close up look at the volcano and see how it's affecting the people nearby. >> a magnificent close-up view of a volcano in eruption. chile's geological service invited al jazeera to overfly the calbuco volcano, which is spewing tonnes of ash from the volcano. this is the closest they came to the crater since the volcano erupted late wednesday. what you see is not smoke, but semi-pulverized rock and gas. you can smell the sulphur. >> this is why they call them so black >>> a column causing havoc as it heads straight towards argentina and uruguay. down below the rivers are boiling from the hot rock and ash. the same ash that covered the town beyond recognise recognition. it's here that we find a family overseeing the damage. the town of 4,000 was evacuated. they come to see what is left of their home. >> translation: we are afraid looters will steal the little we hav

>> for chile we've seen this when people first came out i think they're doing triple digit digit growth and we're doing double-digit decline. and basically they have kind of plateaued off and so we are seeing that level off for chile we have not seen a decline over we basically maintained well over 100 million books a year and i think for the most part even our competitors would say they are not seeing any major dip in their volume. ..

la presidenta de chile a tiempo Éticamente imprudentes de hacer negocios. >> chile es un paÍs de hombresno distinguiÓ en el pasado y ahora como dijo uno de los consejeros no somos perfectos pero estamos mucho mejor. no era la idea de muchos pero somos mucho mÁs avanzados que tenemos que avanzar muchÍsimo mÁs. la mejor prueba de que no se puede esta redacciÓn continÚan en mÉxico las protestas de los jornaleros de baja california demandan mejoras salariales, respeto a los derechos laborales y condiciones dignas los campesinos se encuentran en puebla desde el pasado 17 de marzo, senadores de la comisiÓn de derechos humanos darÁn seguimiento a las condiciones de trabajo del el ejecutivo que es el reflejo de la coaliciÓn de los trabajadores del campo en varias regiones del paÍs. los vecinos de san carlos de bariloche, san martÍn de los andes y villa de angostura en rÍo negro, neuquÉn en el suroeste de argentina estÁn recluidos en sus casas esperando que se retiren las cenizas emanadas por el volcÁn calbuco en chile, tambiÉn han reducido el servicio de transporte pÚblico a consecuencia de lo m

one of chile's volcanos erupts sending ashes into the sky. this is the "cbs morning news" for thursday, april 23rd, 2015. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. i'm alison harmelin in for anne-marie green. turns out doug hughes department fly under the radar after all. he was being tracked by the nation's top security agencies. and as he entered restricted airspace near the capitol, authorities aimed multiple weapons aet the aircraft. next week congress will hold hearings to determine why hughes wasn't stopped. mark albert's in washington. good morning, mark. >> good morning, alison. last night lawmakers got their first in-depth briefing on this that lasted about 45 minutes. the ease with which he was able to penetrate the nation's most secure airspace is demanding lawmakers to ask for accountability. >> reporter: house oversight committee chair jason chaifetz had harsh words for postal worker doug hughes who flew a gyrocopter landing on the capitol lawn. but chaifetz was even tougher on norad and the fcc. >> they chose not to brief us. >

in chile, an 8.8 struck killing more than 5,000 people. stay with us for coverage of the earthquake. we are watching the latest developments coming out of nepal. more coming up at the bottom of the hour >>> thingses flaring in baltimore, demanding justice for freddie gray. squirmishes between police and protesters thousands joined in to the march. frey freddie gray died a week after being arrested. police say he should have rd attention at the scene officers did not provide it. john terrett joins us. are we seeing confrontations, are the protests winding down. >> i think it's a little too early to say at this point. the main gathering took place in memorial plaza outside city hall. there's a great baseball game between the favourites, the orioles and the boston red sox. we are hearing that there has been arrests, bottles have been thrown class smashed and a police car overturned. it's an ongoing story that we are having to watch. earlier in the day two lines of marches came down from the west to memorial plaza, and there are estimated to h

at the beginning it was smallment later the cloud grew it was huge and i got scared. >> reporter: chile issued a red alert, closing schools and airports, and ordering anyone nearby to leave quickly. >> translation: we are going increase the evacuation zone from 10 to 20 kilometres and are asking anyone nearby to leave the area >>> crowds queued for the petrol pumps. >> translation: it was impressive to see a mushroom cloud and see the ash. at that point there was a lot of panic, a lot of chaos, people going to supermarkets everyone looking for water. >> it is considered one of the most dangerous of chile's 90 active volcanos. there has been no lava yet authorities are watching this closely. >>> the worldwide fund for nature says that the rural economic value of the world's ocean is almost $2.5 trillion a year rivalling the world of the globe's richest countries. it's in danger of collapse as nick clark reports. >> reporter: oceans cover two-thirds of the planet. crucial in the cycle of life. on the shores of the gulf a research team from the environmental study center on its way to stud

you can see right on this satellite image in southern chile. what an awesome phenomenon.'t know if you've ever seen anything like this before, but illustrate dumped about 60 centimeters. covering this, it's very dangerous with the buildings there, as well. it can be a weight problem. >> thank you so much. >>> friday marks the 25 years since the hubble space telescope launched into space and since then, it's captured images of planet, stars and distant galaxies. a nasa scientist helps us understand the spectacular view. >> and liftoff of the space with the hubble space telescope. >> we scientists say that rubble has changed the textbooks because it has given us a spectacular understanding of the universe as a whole and of our place as citizens on mannette earth in that magnificent universe. when hubble was first launched back in 1990, the anticipation was great. we were looking forward to these first pristine images from space. but those first initial images actually were disappointing. they were a little bit blurry. and it turns out there was an error in the way the mirro

the after images in the last few days of what is coming out of the region of chile. remarkable.ver bursting its banks. and of course the terrain there not accustomed to getting any moisture in recent decades getting this rainfall. but you look at some of the driest places on our planet on the western hemisphere, state of california, death valley, always stands out with the 40 millimeters on a good year. about 1.5 inches. in peru, about 2.25 inches of rainfall come down. then you get to the fractional number of arica and in northern chile, that is exactly why this transpired, getting rainfall when they only average .07. they've received one inch in one day. want to talk about california. we know drought has been an issue here, of course. much-needed rainfall coming in to sierra. snow coming in, as well. want to show a graphic. we've touched on the state of california, what they produce as far as the agricultural industry is concerned. and of course, fruits, nuts, major supplier of it. one pound of shelled almonds, guys, that takes over 2,100 gallons of water to produce. you've go

ask your doctor about it by name. >>> a volcano in southern chile is erupped for the first time in 42he volcano began billowing a huge ash cloud yesterday and authorities have evacuated a nearby town and two other smaller communities the volcano last erupted in 1972, it's considered one of the top three most potentially dangerous among chile's 90 active volcanos. david murphy is keeping an eye on the forecast a change, forecast. >> we are definitely chilly and we bounce it back a big. stormtracker 6 live double scan shows us we are not completely dry, in the northern suburbs there are some showers building in and this is the live radar technology with the double scan and with the high resolution gives you a good idea when we have light precipitation, most of that is highlighted in the lighter shades of green not big impact rain but as you push back into areas of lancaster to get area roads wet and slow it down when you encounter some of that. when you look outside we have sky 6, excuse me chopper 6 hd we continue to show you the pictures, yes someplace places it's cloudy and some with

chile's director of mining and technology says it could go on for weeks.pulsating heat visible from space, satellite images show smoke and debris drifting into argentina where lakes and beaches are now coated in two inches of ash. tourist towns are now a chalky mess. the border between argentina and chile are shut down and so are airports. some international flights turning around midair to avoid the ash. american and delta suspending flights into argentina. tony is stranded in costa rica. there's debris all over the runway he says. our flight is suspended. tot the winds are again blowing more ash from the angry peak. a vibrant colorful region now coated in soot and ash. miguelal ma gar nbc news. >>> we're back in a moment to tell you how much the airlines are saving this year and how little of it is translating it doesn't mean that you have to. with tena, let yourself go. ♪ ♪ be the one with the crazy laugh. ♪ ♪ and keep being their favorite playmate. ♪ ♪ with tena's unique super-absorbent micro-beads that lock in moisture and odor... tena - lets you be y

in southern chile, a volcano called calbuco has a lot of people very frightened today.darlington is in chile just a few miles from the volcano and a lot of concern there that this volcano will erupt for a third time after it erupted twice for the first time in what four decades? >> reporter: exactly. this is -- these eruptions that we've seen from the first major eruptions in over half a century. we haven't had any kind of an eruption at all since 1972. we've managed to get a bit closer to the volcano as they %-pclearthe ash out of theoad, so we're now about eight miles away. i don't know if you can see this but the ash is actually falling down on us. it's like a light mist. the volcano is right behind these two peaks behind me and there's this light mist falling on us. of course it's actually more like dust and it gets in our eyes and makes it hard to breathe. i'm also standing right next to the river where the main salmon fishing river in the region. it's famous because you get these really big salmon from here. a lot of people come down here as tourists to go fishi

. >> chiles, i'm not a huge chiles fan. >> wednesday all you can eat lunch special it is soup and salad. >> seriously, i will take you to a first day to chiles or olive garden, you wouldn't like that. >> i wouldn't mine. >> no. >> who wouldn't mind? alex already told you. >> i knew you were going to bring this up. >> she never had a guy spend more than $50, or $70. >> i remember that. >> she wouldn't mind chiles or cheese cake factory. >> or grand cafe. >> i do like that. >> where did you meet these cheapos. >> i hang out with you. >> that is true. >> thanks, lauren. >> by the way, i have footage of my first date. >> really. >> well, it was many years ago. >> you took a video. >> it was surveillance video. >> here it is. >> you are a dog, um. woof. >> would you like my meat ball. >> all right. it is 9:14. i only bring that up to keep awe priced of the time. temperature is what? >> it says 58. >> it is already. >> all right. >> this is hilarious. president obama was going to read a book to some of the kids after the easter egg roll role. he was reading where the we will things are. it is

we have more from chile. >> reporter: these days, all eyes on southern chile on the volcano, watchingng. we finally made it. it's taking a while, none of the airlines would fly in for at least 24 hours. the volcano erupted for the first time in more than 40 years on sunday. a second eruption just a few hours later. now, we work our way closer to the still smoldering crater. past one, two, three checkpoints to get into the exclusion zone. we're finally in the town that is completely blanketed in ash, it is hard to breathe when you roll down the window. the sheep, the cattle, they're trying to get them out now. but if you just look ahead, there are clouds of ash wherever we go. this is one of the first towns evacuated. residents now allowed back for a short time to clean the ash off their houses and save what they can. the first thing we did was to grab the dogs and run, he says. now we're cleaning up because it's going to rain soon and it will make the ash very heavy. family and friends scrambling to clean off roofs before they collapse under the weight. literally buckets of ash fell o

global temperatures by as much as one degree but they say even smaller eruptions like this one in chile can also make a difference. >> it's like a mirror. >> reporter: allegra legrande is a climate expert with nasa. >> once these gases make it to the stratosphere, they're converted into particles that alreadily reflect the sunlight and prevent the sunlight from coming into the earth's surface and warming it up. this is a small component as why we're not as warm today as the climate models predict we'd would be seven years ago. >> reporter: scott, there are now concerns about a third eruption as residents in the capital city of santiago, some 600 miles away, expect a shower of volcanic ash to arrive by nightfall. >> pelley: michele, thank thank you. today, president obama promised a top-to-bottom review of u.s. drone policy one day after it was revealed of the killing of hostages held in pakistan. >> we all bleed when we lose an american life. we all grieve when any innocent life is taken. we don't take this work lightly. >> pelley: under the administration's current drone policy the c.i

it is covering much of chile and neighboring argentina.nt to bring in shasta darlington live this morning. >> reporter: good morning. these images are apocalyptic. the first eruption sent a huge mushroom shaped cloud of ash into the sky. we saw lightning and multicolored clouds. for the residents, it was absolute panic. many of them rushed to evacuate. they lined up at gas stations to buy gas and to buy water. of course officials have evacuated more than 4,400 people. they set up the zone about 13 miles wide around the volcano trying to isolate it and keep people safe. luckily no one was injured. a hiker was missing, but he was found. what volcanologists are keeping an eye on is the activity. calbuco has calmed down for the time being, but it will likely go off a third time because we could see more of that ash which is damaging for livestock and agriculture. if we see any significant amount of lava, that could start melting the glaciers in the region and we could see flooding. we are very much on alert. the tourist towns are on alert. off

mi blazin' chicken sandwich tiene salsa ranch con chile fantasma.hicken sándwich y trae a su compa con tocino. están re-picosos con pollo crujiente picante, jalapeños rebanados y salsa ranch con chile fantasma. ya te advertí. ramÓn: tremenda trifulca se armo entre ocho miembros de una familia y la policÍa en el Área de este estacionamiento de esta tienda wallmart en arizona. los hechos ocurrieron el mes pasado y apenas se dieron a conocer las imÁgenes. miles de personas llevaron al funeral de walter scot la mÁs reciente vÍctima afroamericana que muriÓ a manos de la brutalidad policiaca. mire, tal y cÓmo ocurriÓ en el caso de walter scot, los telÉfonos celulares se han convertido en vitales para aclarar los casos. >> desgraciadamente en la brutalidad de la policÍa existe, hoy es mÁs fÁcil comprobarla por el uso de las grabaciones y los vÍdeos. patricia: estas son las imÁgenes que le han dado la vuelta al mundo. fue un joven dominicano quien grabÓ el incidente y decidiÓ entregÁrselo a la familia de walter scott. >> decidÍ grabar el vÍdeo cuando vi que