we will be right back serious stops since >>darya: aftershocks in the city of christchurch, new zealand. 15 earthquakes in total. the biggest aftershocks measured 5.5. 10,000 homes had no power for two hours. it has been a volatile year for new zealand. 15 months ago a 7.1 magnitude earthquake rocked christchurch. it knocked down the buildings. now, they are still seeing aftershocks from that. one scientist said the earthquake's could go on for several years. >>darya: the head of the device report to the arab league is calling from the group's withdrawal from syria. arabs are angry that the syrian regime continues to kill protesters even while there are nearly 100 monitors in the country. first activists say at least 10 people or killed on sunday ahead since the large as had entered the country have documented the deaths of three to 15 people including 24 children if. for the time is 6:28 a.m., we are back with more in a couple of minutes. sphere if >>darya: we do want to mention that we have unhealthy air conditioned. that is light the year management district has said there is easier

a series of severe aftershocks rocked the city of christchurch in new zealand. the new year arrived with 15 earthquakes. the biggest one was a 5.5. that left about 10,000 homes without any power for a couple of hours. power has been restored peace. there are still recovering from a 7.1 magnitude earthquake from seven months ago. they have had all of these aftershocks. one scientist says the new fall cracks indicates that the quake could go on for several years. >>darya: he ahead of an advisory board is calling for the group's withdrawal from syria create your parlance as the arabs are angry that the syrian regime is continuing to kill protesters even with monitors in the country. activists say at least 10 people were killed on sunday and. half monitor city of stockholm of 315 people including 24 children. >>darya: the south korean president says he is oakland with nuclear talks to the north than any provocation would be currently dealt with. the korean peninsula is al running point out. >>darya: happy new year. the first monday of a new year. here is a shot of w

a little bit of aboriginal art work as well as some carved and inscribed buildings of christchurch wherey had the terrible earthquake. black hoodies. mosquito traps. kate has been given fascinators, those cool hats. they've been getting whisky, wine, lots of champagne. on the u.s. trip the gifts they got were kind of low key. i was a little disappointed. drinks coasters. a bread board. a copy of the chicago daily sun and times newspaper. anyway, that's what they got. charles and camilla got the best stuff. camel saddle from morocco. weapons and dagers from kuwait. a set of zulu spears from south africa. the main thing is none of these royal gifts can actuallien sold. they can decide to give them good causes like hospitals or hospices. they can wear them but they can't have them forever. a lot of the stuff goes into storage where it's kept in trust for the nation. so you'll be happy to know that the u.s. bread board is being held in trust of this nation. >> that is good to know. i'm sure just touring that storage house with all of these tresh showers would be a fascinating story in and of

guest: in old town alexandria, washington did attend services at christchurch. he was a vested member there. there are stories about his christianity. some say that almost never took communion. there are those who believed it was a formalistic tie that he had to the third, the tide with his status in society. i'd think it was more than that, something that evolved. if you look at what he went through, the crises, the agonies, the anguish, the fact that this country was every day on the brink of extinction and that before he became president. i think washington over and time and found that he had a different view of christianity. it became much more personal form of solace and inspiration that perhaps some of the critics believe. host: next, republican in naples, florida. caller: good morning and thanks for c-span. i think that george washington was one of the greatest presidents. i read the book that new gingrich wrote. it said that at the end of the war there was a young lad that had crossed the stream and helped to win the war of 1776. i am 91 years old. if i