yes, a huge challenge to the people in christchurch. we've had red cross volunteers working at the scene. there has been no reception tonight. at the moment it's freezing cold and christchurch is crawling but the temperatures are expected to drop below zero tonight. >> this is quite a simplistic question. you know, i'm curious to know how are the people of christchurch i guess dealing with this in the sense that here we go again. how do they even have a sense of security this their everyday lives when they thing this could happen again? >> certainly the people of cite church are certainlily resilient. they're putting everything on it. they'll be evaluating what assistance the red cross staff and volunteers can given to them. there's a lot of help to people in christchurch at the moment. >> what is most needed right now in terms of aid? >> i just think tonight there'll be a lot of people relauk tant to sleep in their houses. they have blankets, warm food to these people and just giving reassurance at least until late tonight and in the m

. >> the series a powerful earthquake has hit the new zealand city of christchurch almost four months after a tremor that killed almost 181 people. the quake-weary residents of christchurch have gone used to aftershocks, but none as strong as these. in the space of 20 minutes, the city was hit by two major tremors with the power to bring down buildings and spread fear and widespread panic. shopping centers were evacuated. schools were shut. worried residents tried to track down their loved ones on a phone network that was also badly disrupted. people here feel they are being terrorized by nature. dozens more families have now decided to leave the city for good. >> we are going to think about whether we stay here or not. we cannot bring our kids in an atmosphere where they are frightened to go home or go out. >> it is one of those really exhausting things. >> once famed for its livability, many are now asking whether christchurch is even habitable. these luxury homes used to be some of the most sought after residences, but who would want to live here now? since the earthquake in februa

. >>> people in christchurch, najibullah zazi najibullah zazi, are recovering 24 hours after a dead laertesake. [ yelling ] >> the quakes hit within an hour of each other in february 37181 people were killed when a 6.3 quake hit christchurch. >> a musical that took broadway by storm was the big winner at this year's tony awards. >> is the winner is -- the book of mormon! wow! >> the book of mormon from the creators of south park won best musical and best director. best play went to the puppet drama "war horse." >>> tonight at 5:00, a school project gone awry. a middle school student and his teacherer in trouble with the law over a prop the student was using to make a movie. that story and more coming up in our next newscast. ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. thank you for watching. have a great day.

the strongest of today's aftershocks centered in christchurch. it registered a 6.0. at least 7,000 people are without power. city leaders are urging residents to boil water. the aftershocks are showing no sign of letting up in the already battered city. >> just over my shoulder there, another few meters, and -- what can you say? i mean, it's -- we're in the middle of a very scary time. >> thousands of aftershocks have followed the february 6.3 quake in christchurch that killed 181 people. >>> the presidential election is more than a year away, but there's plenty of movement. suspected gunman in puerto rico, mrs. obama in the bay area, and two other republicans will soon jump into the race. here's garvin thomas. >> reporter: republican john huntsman quit in april as president obama's ambassador to china. and the former utah governor confirmed this afternoon he wants his ex-boss' job. >> i intend to announce that i will be a candidate for presidency a week from today. >> reporter: friends of rick perry say he'll declare soon like michele bachmann at last night's debate

. >>> panic residents of chri christchurch. a series of aftershocks, christchurch is still reeling from a quake. it destroyed at least one building. >>> this morning, flights between new zealand and southern australia have been grounded. stranding thousands. a volcano in chile is being the ash cloud from the volcano is also disrupting air travel in argentina. in chile, they're worried about the possibility of deadly landslides. following the volcano's eruption that began in june 4th. >>> firefighters are still gaining ground in the wildfire. thousands of people who fled the flames, spent their first night back home. clayton sandell has more now from springerville, arizona. >> reporter: this fire that has blackened several thousands square miles with lightning speed is slowly. >> we turned a corner. every day there is a corner. we feel a lot more confident than he we did two days ago. >> reporter: air and ground attacks have made enough good progress to let 8,000 evacuees to come home. denise and her grandson were two of the fir

an earthquake in february killed 181 people in christchurch.his is considered an aftershock of that. >> following the latest out of libya, four days of heavy fire around the city of ms. rafter of. rebel commanders say they are making progress against it often forces. -- gaddafi forces. united emirates is not recognizing the rebels' political group as the sole representatives from the country. that comes three days after hosting a gathering on how to aid the rebels. on wall street, a rebound today in 12 minutes of trading. the dow jones is of 12 points and now back over the 12,000 mark. the nasdaq as of 12, the s&p is up five. >> 6:42 a.m., we are back with more and a couple of minutes. here is a live look outside san francisco on the james lick freeway. quite sunny and clear traffic. we will be right back. >> will look at the stories we're following, johannes mehserle has been released from jail after serving one year of a two-year sentence after being convicted of involuntary manslaughter of oscar grant. pick >> family of michelle le le handed

. >>> in new zealand, a pair of earthquakes rocked the devastated city of christchurch. the quakes hit yesterday afternoon, the strongest measures a 6.0 magnitude. buildings rocked and some collapsed. thousands of aftershocks have hit christchurch since the february quake that killed 181 people. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" some nervous investors on wall street, and a solid day at the movies for steven spielberg. ashley morrison is here with more. good morning to you. >> a mixed day on asian markets with increased concern about the u.s. economy. tokyo's nikkei fell almost 1%. the hang seng edged up a fraction. today on wall street the dow jones opens below 12,000 for the first time since march. last week the blue chips got hit hard. the dow lost 1.5% while the nasdaq was down more than 3% and lost all of its gains for the year. that was the sixth down week in a row for the market, its longest losing streak since 2002. the s&p 500 had lost almost 7% since late april. if the market drops 10% or more that would signal a correction which some analysts believe we're already se

the bbc's nick bryant reports now from christchurch. >> reporter: the quake-weary residents of christchurch aftershocks. but none as strong as this. in the space of 20 minutes, the city was hit by two major tremors, with the power to bring down buildings and spread panic. >> it's just really tiring. that's what it is, it's just really exhausting. and then, you sit here in town and you wonder if the house is standing. >> everything just went crack, bang. i'm feeling jittery now. >> reporter: the shopping centers were evacuated. schools were shut. and power was cut to tens of thousands of homes. residents here are at their wit's end. and dozens more families have now decided to leave for good. since the earthquake in february, 50,000 residents have relocated elsewhere, in new zealand and australia. this has been a city trying hard to rebuild. but its central business district is still completely shut down. and the latest tremors caused further damage to buildings partially destroyed in february's more powerful quake. once famed for its livability, many are asking whether christchurch has a fu

in new zealand, tremors affected the town of christchurch.they a eling from a.3 earthquake that killed 181 people earlier. >> the largest of monday's tremors had a magnitude of 6.0. the city was furtherr damaged as they struggle to recover fro mthem the earthquake. this has not weakened the government's long-term commitment to protect the surrounding area. >> with memories of the earlier earthquake in their mind, some people panicked when the largest tremor had struck. >> we were getting ready for the x-ray and and everything -- i am feeling very jittery right now. >> others are having a hard time coping with the constant aftershocks. >> you wonder if this has sustained it -- >> the pressure from an earthquake can literally turn the ground to liquid, causing road services to give! way. >> a canadian gran prid prix din montreal. sebastian was on course but made an uncharacteristic mistake that llowed jensen to take the flag. >> it was a day for the safety cards. it was out time after time as poor visibility took many drivers out. vernando sput

. >>> the power is back on throughout much of christchurch, new zealand. area has seen earthquakes for the last two days, the strongest as 6.0. the mayor says that insurance is the key to recovery. >> if we don't have the ability to reinsure going into the put, then we don't have the ability to borrow money to rebuild homes and get mortgages. >> reporter: jew might remember that during the first earthquake, ktvu spoke with a bay area man whose two brothers lived in christchurch. robert gwynn called us to say that his brothers described these latest quakes as violent. they describe huge sinkholes and communities condemned after the ground liquefied. >>> at an improvement project at yoament will begin this summer. a new eco friendly trail will be built minimizing damage to the wet land. the nature connoisseur conservation will provide some money. >>> let's check on the weather right now. it looks like we went from winter to summer. >> temperature back into the nineties out side. we go outside. i want to point out the wind directions. they have the buoys. see

the new zealand christchurch has been struck again by a powerful earth quake. eyewitnesss report power lines and phone lines down as a result. about a hundred people were killed there back in february. >>> groft troops have stormed a town in syria. syrian state media reports that at least three people were killed in the fighting. authorities say they have found a mass grave there. >>> the party minister once won an easy victory in turkish elections. he won 551% to win the votes. >>> it's causing air travelers problems throughout the southern hemisphere. the ash is spewing more than a week after it's erupted. it's led to the cancellations of all flights from the cap and caused a delay in flights from new zealand to australia. those are the headlines. i'm zain verjee from cnn in london. "world business today" starts now. >>> good morning from cnn london. i'm charles hodson. this is "world business today," and these are the top stories. >>> new zealand is rocked by a series of earthquakes rattling the dollar. >>> three are a crowd as the imf hopefuls try to streng

your top stories now, the new zealand city of christchurch rocked again by a series of earthquakes.in two hours of each other earlier this morning. there are reports of some damage and some minor injuries. but it's the same area where an earthquake devastated more than several months back, more than 180 people killed in february. >>> police in norfolk, virginia, investigating the fatal shooting of maryland congressman elijah cummings nephew. 20-year-old christopher cummings was a student at old dominion university, found dead in his off campus apartment friday morning. his roommate critically wounded. no word on a motive for the shooting. >>> the stage is set, the first major debate of the presidential race will take place tonight in new hampshire only on cnn. there's a look at the debate prep in fast forward. seven republican hopefuls there, mitt romney leading the polls and may be wearing a front runner's bull's eye. christine? >> that's right. we're live this morning from saint anselm college in new hampshire for the very first debate and the first primary state. one top new hamp

. >>> christchurch, new zealand, has been rocked by another wave of earthquakes, including a 6.0. two people were safely pulled from the rubble of one building. this comes almost four months after a magnitude 6.3 earthquake killed 181 people. >>> and this weekend there was a horrific crash at france's famed 24-hour le mans race. remarkably, the english driver involved walked away. unharmed. nearby photographers hit by debris suffered just minor injured. hard to believe looking there. now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 11,951, after dropping 172 points on friday. the s&p slid 18 points. the nasdaq lost 41. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei fell 66 points. but in hong kong, the hang seng added 87. >>> this week investors will be looking for firm signs of what direction wall street and the economy is headed. since the end of april, the s&p 500 has tumbled nearly 7%, following one piece of gloomy news after another. setting off a debate over whether the economy is headed for a double-dip or merely a gl

new zealand's the second largest city of christchurch is being shaken by two violent quakes it comes just four months after another tremor left the city in ruins and killed nearly two hundred people the latest quake struck within minutes of each other with the strongest having a magnitude of six on the richter scale although widespread damage was caused there were no reports of any injuries. but a natural disaster of a different kind is explored in our special report for you our next hour where the destructive power of an avalanche is our focus has just a taste of what's to come. one stream cascading from mountain slopes the view is midsomer much of. this beauty brings death at a speed of more than two hundred kilometers from. the step in the i'm a launch. out of it's coming your way next hour here on c and i'll be back with a recap of our top stories in just a few moments to stick. to . the. wealthy british style it's just not i can't find. anything on the program. markets finance scandal find out what's.

he's even second largest city of christchurch has been shaken by two volunteer earthquakes they come just four months after another tremor left the city in ruins and killed nearly two hundred people the latest quake struck within minutes of each other with the strongest having a magnitude of six on the richter scale where the widespread damage was caused there were no reports of any injuries. but a natural disaster of a different kind is explored in our special report in the next hour here on r.t. where the destructive power of an avalanche is our focus is just a taste of what's coming up. one stream cascading from mom slopes into view is missed much. of this beauty brings death at a speed of more than two hundred kilometers. to step in the i'm a long one on she. will be back to recap i had lunch for you just a few moments here on r.t. in about five minutes from now stay with us life here in moscow. hungry for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers on our team. to a substantial degree and one form or another soc

new zealand's a second largest city of christchurch has been shaken by two violent earthquakes it comes just four months after another tremor left the city in ruins and killed nearly two hundred people the latest quake struck within minutes of each other but the strongest having a magnitude of six on the richter scale although widespread damage was caused no reports of any injuries. now a natural disaster of a different kind is explored in our special report just a little bit later this hour it's where the destructive power of an avalanche is our focus here's a taste of what's coming your way. why stream cascading from mountain slopes the view is midsomer much. of this beauty brings death at a speed of more than two hundred kilometers from you step through the eye of a long one on cheek. that's coming your way shortly and i'll be back with a recap of our headlines in just a few months. the . russians would be so much brighter if you knew about someone from funniest impressions some. whose friends.

we are at that place now where with everything that is happening with katrina and christchurch and haitinow japan, all of us are becoming, are arriving. people are on a journey, but we're arriving at understanding that there should only be one army in this whole planet, and that army should not defend, protect and attack anymore. this army should only feed, heal and bury, you know? because we're all in it together, and we don't leave anybody out. and we're all -- we're reaching a place where we're realizing for the first time that even words like patriotic can be extremely prehistoric. you know, we are one sim bionic, like woodstock, we are one people in this planet. and just like when we rejoice, when the berlin wall came down, when mandela was freed, when barack obama won, we're finally reaching that place where we see that love is the only thing that we need to concentrate. we spend too much money, energy and time with fear. and so, we're learning to -- we're learning in a very gracious way that we are each other's keeper at this point, and the more we spend more money to educate inst

residents in new zealand's earthquake-ravaged city of christchurch have felt another powerful aftershock. the 5.5 tremor caused no serious damage or injuries. officials say the yemeni president saleh will return to yes, ma'am unanimous week much he's recovering from treatment for injuries he suffered during an attack on his compound in the yemeni capital. saudi arabia say his recovery will take at least two weeks. since the president left the country on sunday, thousands of people in yemen have been celebrating his departure. our correspondent in the yemeni capital, and i asked her if the president is likely to return to his country. >> well, he might be returning to yemen, but the question is whether he would come back as a president. country, although he would be sidelined completely. now, we understand that the authorities are now trying to broker a deal, a political deal for the transition period that yemen has started and after saleh left the country. but that is on the street. i determined he should not be back, and if he will be back, he should be prosecuted. but the government se

the tremors measured five point two and six and struck within minutes of each other the city of christchurch is. still recovering from last february's devastating earthquake which killed almost two hundred people there fatalities are recorded from the latest quake. nature's beauty as dangerous explored in our special report today we'll look into the enormous power of an avalanche here's a taste of what's coming your way or later in the day. quite stream cascading from mountain slopes the view is miss mirage. but this beauty brings death at a speed of more than two hundred kilometers long you're stepping on. on. despite being confined to a wheelchair for over ten years one russian hero has alleged that hold him back he covered eleven thousand kilometers right across russia in an electric buggy to draw attention to the plight of disabled people are desirable sculler met the man in person. alexander's top speed is not much more than walking pace it's been more than a decade since the accident which put him in a wheelchair driving the other car was america's consul general in blood of our stock

. >> the eight year old girl who is making a remarkable strong after shocks rattled christchurch, new zealand today. >> two people were trapped briefly. 40 others injured by falling debris. the quake damaged a number of buildings and toppled one of the few left stand nothing christ church that was hit by a quake in february. that quake killed 181 people. it was followed by a sixth around an hour later. 47,000 homes were left without power and one neighborhood flooded with water that bubbled up from the ground. >> a northern california girl may get to go home next week after being one of the three americans to survive rabies without being inoculated. eight year old precious was scratched by a feral cat. she was not diagnosed with rabies until she was in the hospital. doctors thought it was too late to give her usual sery was shots and then they put her in a come caand the immune system took over. >> more than a billion dollars came from the british government and bill and melinda gates chipped in another million. two million children die from diseases that could have been prevented wit

. >>> the 5.5 magnitude quake was centered just outside christchurch, it was followed 2.5 hours later by another jolt. the quake only caused minor damage however. >>> a woman is in critical condition after several bounce houses fly away in new york. >> oh my god, oh my god. >> reporter: police say 13 people were sent to hospitals after several bounce houses flew into the air. most minor injuries but we're learning one woman suffered head and spine injuries. >>> a 17-year-old girl is recovering after surviving a 100-foot jump off of a popular north carolina quarry creek. home video shows her hitting a tree and landing feet first on to a rocky area just short of the water. amazingly she was taken to the hospital with only minor injuries. police charged ball and several others with trespassing. >> and there should be a charge for stupidity. come on that's not sport. >>> scott pelley has the preview of what's coming up on the cbs evening news. >> tonight we'll have manty clark with u.s. forces fighting in afghanistan. >>> plus fresh information on how the president is planning to withdraw

we'll begin today with two earthquakes shaking the hard-hit city of christchurch, new zealand. the one aftershock, 6.0, sent two homes teetering on the edge of this cliff right here, crashing down on to the beach. >>> meanwhile, one of the few buildings left standing downtown after february's devastating earthquake there was also destroyed. dozens of people are injured. thus far, no fatalities have been reported. >>> meanwhile, we learn this morning about a crisis averted at sea. american warship reportedly faced off against a north korean ship suspected to missile technology to myanmar and forced the vessel to turn back. "the uss mccampbell" shadowed the north korean cargo ship for two days before the north korean ship returned to port. >>> meanwhile, firefighters in arizona making headway against that massive wildfire that's already consumed some 700 square miles. they have contained roughly 10% of it, allowing 7,000 people back into their homes. although the air quality is still too dangerous for young children and the elderly. >>> and e street band saxophonist clarence clem

it's been there since that 6.3 quake that rocked christchurch in february. they hope to keep the recovery going. nina, back to you. >> ramy, thanks for that wrapup of the markets. with the major ind diaz se-- indices fell for the sixth session. there was extra pressure on some of the stock markets. the dow off by just under 0.2%. the nasdaq, the broader index had lost nearly half of a percent by the end of that session. let's have a look at how things are shaping up in the premarket action. fairly healthy green arrows across the board for the futures at the moment with the s&p 500 closely followed by the nasdaq, all up by 0.5%. >>> for saudi arabia's oil minister it was one of the worst meetings we've ever had. his iranian counterparts chalked up the discord to bad timing. the history books will show for the first time opec failed to reach a consensus on oil output. there will be no official rise in supply despite the demand. that deadlock meeting is bad news, of course, for motorists and the world economy at large in the short term. as john defterios explai

meanwhile, new zealand said thousands of home will have to be abandoned in church christchurch.et's get the latest on the air travel disruptions there in the southern pacific. joining me live in sydney is james. so, james, is the situation getting a little bit more relaxed now? >> good evening, charles. well, i suppose it's a question you could pose to some of the 60,000 or so passengers that have been stranded for two days now. as i heard you mention, the flights to and from melbourne have largely been lifted. a lot of the airlines, like qantas, actually putting on larger planes and more frequent flights to i suppose bring down the backlog that has built up over the past two days. however, for qantas, still suspension on flights to and from add late, tasmania and new zealand. so there are expectations many passengers could be waiting for a third day. look, some of the things we've been seeing in a lot of airports around the country have been quite staggering. just to get to the service counter some have had to wait two to three hours. as you can imagine, tempers from frayed. ti

÷$r >>> it's been a rough day in chri christchurch, new zealand.the same area that was rocked by a quake that killed 180 people. amateur video we got in. you can see the trees actually start to shake and the water is sloshing out of the pool. the second hit the very next hour, it was the biggest one. magnitude 6.0. 20 minutes after that, the third. so far, jst a few injuries have been reported. >>> to england now, where duchess kate, the royal fashion plate, had a very busy weekend. zain verjee is in london, of course, with the latest scoop. she has very good taste, very good sense and always has both of those on display, right? >> yes, she does. i had a very busy weekend, too, kyra, but nowhere near as glamorous as this. i did not get pulled in an awesome carriage or wave on no balcony. let's just take a look at the pictures here. kate middleton, looking amazing. had a very stylish weekend. here, you see her going to the queen's official birthday. she's wearing a hat there, looking fabulous. the thing everyone is talking about, kyra, is that she a

. >>> this morning a new series of aftershocks have brought down more buildings in christchurch. center that was followed by a 6.0 quake an hour later. they say the duel aftershocks injured several people broke water lines and destroyed two buildings including what was left of the city's famed saint john's church. two quakes are most powerful to hit since the 6.3 magnitude quake back in february. that one killed 181 people damaged 100,000 homes and ruined most of the city's downtown area. >> one of our former colleagues is there and thinking about him this morning. >> former director here. hope things are well. what do you think the hottest day of the week is going to be. >> tomorrow prominently around the bay inland tomorrow because inland takes a while to cool. there you go. >> let's talk about how we get there first by what is going on this morning. having a good time for monday morning. it's nice when carolyn joins us. there you can see the thin layer of clouds trying to push in the neighborhood. the sunshine i think he is going to make them leave a little quicker that means

oil her with no additional injuries in christchurch. >> the government and libya are reports which ally are now recognizing that the rebel group and. this came three days after they hosted a meeting to aid the rebels. >> kron 4 now has a new prime-time forecast where a great time for you and your family to watch the news cast. it is now on at 8:00 p.m.. i chuckle at tussore is happily bart police officer served his glasnost as early as and release from prison have a period where he had planted a guilty and was found guilty of involuntary monde slaughter when paired perry and the family of michele making only the missing nursing still in it are still believing that she is alive. >> our report out of southern california out bloodstain jersey was left at a loss angeles dry cleaner and it may be connected to this tokays. >> what you make of the report? >> first of all i did not get this from lapd and i do not know of the report is true or not >> he went to see gm on the rare as and ask him if took eight years into a nearby cleaners. that lingers is right next door to his manicurist and ped

we have, damage from an earthquake- damaged a couple of buildings in an already damaged city of christchurch, new zealand. two people were trapped in the house that bowl lid and fell off a cliff. this was a 5.2 aftershock. their work several smaller tremors that followed. the big earthquake that hit first, this is an aftershock of it. that is quick in february killed 181 people >>> we will be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues. a programming note to tell you about on thursday, kron 4 will be airing in the c programming with the giants game on nbc and bring you a special edition of the kron 4 news. look for community at 8:00 p.m. followed by 30 rod at 8:30 p.m., 9:00 p.m. the office and an 9:30 p.m., a special edition of the kron 4 news. a live look at san jose, traffic is starting to get heavy. >>-7:55 a.m., we're taking a look at the 7 day around the bay forecast. if we do see the weekend coming up in see how the temperature is slight. copper last half of the week looks like we will cool down. it is pretty sunny all the way around. if >> the dow jones industrial average is star

. >>> in christchurch, new zealand, a pair of strong aftershocks caused the death of a nursing agent who fell and hit his head. it happened yesterday, and this area is still recovering from the big earthquake in february. that's when 181 people were killed. thousands have no power overnight and temperatures during the night approached freezing. >>> it is 7:47, pesticides in produce may be more common than you think. the environment group group -- the villal watch group listed the 12 -- environment watch group listed the top 12 fruits. the produce was tested after being washed and peeled. the group says one on thetion is to buy or -- option is to buy organic or choose items from the clean 15 such as corn, tomatoes. on our website you can find a complete list of the vegetables hand how they ranked. just looked for the "right now" section. >> do you all of that stuff now. >> i try to wash all of that stuff, yes. >>> the casey anthony trial resumes in florida. why jurors had a short day yesterday and what may happen today. southwest would never do that. your honor, chump change. that is

three of them hit near christchurch in under two hours. that city was already on edge because a massive earthquake struck back, you may recall, killing more than 180 people. >>> gas prices have dropped. that's good news. 27 cents a gallon since about a month ago. aaa says the national average is now $3.77. a month ago it was $3.97 analysts say the supply is higher and demand is weaker right now. >>> more on a big story. presidential politics and tonight's republican debate. mitt romney is the leader of the pack form he has that status, making him a likely target. newt gingrich is trying to regroup after his senior staff campaign they all quit, and tim pawlenty and rick santorum will be trying to get out of think single digits in the polls. john king is the moderator of tonight's debate. he joins us live from manchester, new hampshire. i know this is an exciting moment, when all of this really begins to kick off. what do you suppose any of them can say or do this evening to stand out. what are you going to be watching for? >> it's a great q

new zealand, christchurch hit with a pair of earthquakes today within 90 minutes of one another.en reported, but remember, the city has been recovering ever since this past february when it was hit with a 6.3 magnitude quake that killed some 180 people. to minnesota, where a home improvement project turned into an extreme home makeover. watch. >> yikes! crews trying to install a fiber gas pool in with the backyard. the crane, you saw in the video came crashing down on the garage. the crane company promises to pay for the damage. and if you are one of the more than 100 million monthly bait torrent users. you might want to think twice before your next down load. more than 50,000 users are being sued for down loading "the hurt locker" or "the expendables." subpoenas have been issued to several internet service providers for the identities of those users. to miami where dirk nowitzki and the dallas mavericks are the nba world champs. they beat lebron james 105-95 last night. the victory gives the mavericks and owner mark cuban their first nba title in franchise history. fans of homet

. >>> a new round of earthquakes in christchurch, new zealand this morning. five significant quakes shook the city, the largest with a magnitude 6.0. some buildings already damaged by february's devastating quake collapsed there. injuries have been reported but so far no deaths. >>> the first debate of the republican 2012 campaign is tonight in new hampshire. future beginninewt gingrich wil present. he spoke last night los angeles. he joked about his staffers quitting. >> i know full well the rigors of campaigning for public office. in fact, i've had some recent reminders. >> gingrich vows to press on with his campaign, despite the defections. >>> in sports this morning the dallas mavericks are the new nba champions. the mavs outplayed a seemingly lost miami heat team. game six a 105-95 victory and in cleveland, fans celebrated happy to see defeat for lebron james who left them for miami. last night lebron james had words for them. >> a lot of people rooting to are me to fail, they wake up today they have the same life they had before they woke up today, same

we had the unfortunate experience of being together in christchurch's zealand when the devastating earthquake of february 22 hit like a freight train during a lunchtime. it was a tragic day and a lot of us will never forget about 150 american leaders including younger leaders were on hand for the partnership forum which is the vehicle for strengthening and reinvigorating our ties with new zealand and courage of course has been a major driver of this initiative. the support of the friends of new zealand, they evacuate as to the antarctic air base, and we were waiting to be evacuated on that airforce c-130 and was curved campbell who stood covered in dust and earthquake along with of the new zealand counterpart, and he really took charge. he took charge when the chips were down. he took charge of that evacuation. he sort about who would go first on the airplanes, who would go win and he wasn't first, he was last on their plan and i was really impressed he took great care to personally sit down with the younger leaders and put them at ease as we backed our way out of their and i can't tell you h

we had the unfortunate experience of being together in christchurch's zealand when the devastating earthquakef february 22 hit like a freight train during a lunchtime. it was a tragic day and a lot of us will never forget about 150 american leaders including younger leaders were on hand for the partnership forum which is the vehicle for strengthening and reinvigorating our ties with new zealand and courage of course has been a major driver of this initiative. the support of the friends of new zealand, they evacuate as to the antarctic air base, and we were waiting to be evacuated on that airforce c-130 and was curved campbell who stood covered in dust and earthquake along with of the new zealand counterpart, and he really took charge. he took charge when the chips were down. he took charge of that evacuation. he sort about who would go first on the airplanes, who would go win and he wasn't first, he was last on their plan and i was really impressed he took great care to personally sit down with the younger leaders and put them at ease as we backed our way out of their and i can't tell you how

. >>> and strong earthquake aftershocks monday caused fresh damage in christchurch, new zealand, whereo killed at least 181 people. the aftershocks are blamed for the death of an elderly nursing home residents. >>> the government says airlines collected $3.4 billion in baggage fees last year. that was up 24% from the year before. >>> and now for trending on today, a quick round-up of what you're talking about online. as you heard, president obama has finally weighed in on the sexting sandal surrounding anthony weiner. in a "today" show interview he called weiner's actions highly inappropriate and added, quote, if it was me, i would resign. >>> pregnant reality star tori spelling tweeted on monday that she crashed her car while taking her two children to school because she was being chased by the paparazzi.fá her car slammed into this wall. tori and the kids are okay but clearly shaken up. ñr >>> and change mark zuckerberg's relationship ,,qumrujur)uráh complicated because facebook executives insist they know nothing about him being engaged. microsoft tycoon bill gates referred to zucke