and the world of this is a literary giant columbia's gabriel garcia marquez passes away at the age of eighty seven. the author stories of love and longing but to hope that the magical realism on

and remembering the master of magical realism, tribute bound for the columbia gabrielle garcia marquezho has died at the age of 87. ♪ now it's been two days since the ferry capsized off the coast of south korea and hundreds of passengers are still missing. now the ship is submerged now but cranes at some point will try to raise the vessel. the number of dead has unfortunately increased to 28, most of those unaccounted for are school children. now divers have been able to get into the ship for the first time in the past two days, but they didn't find any trace of passengers. families of the passengers awaiting at a nearby school for updates, many of the parents are angry at what they call the slow progress of the rescue. now we will be going live to the scene of that rescue operation off the south of korea and an avalanc avalanched killed 12 people and others missing on mt. even -- everest and they were preparing routes for claimers and prepared to reach it in may and people tried to climb the mountain since it was first conquered in 1953, about 243 people died on the slopes. a rescue m

and the world of this is a literary giant columbia's gabriel garcia marquez passes away at the age of eighty seven. the author stories of love and longing but to hope that the magical realism on the map. headland temples the cake. thanks for joining us. they begin with the rescue effort in the tragic ferry sinking in south korea. hundreds of passengers are missing most of them high school students after a ship capsized on wednesday. all of the four hundred and seventy five people onboard hundred and seventy nine have been rescued and two hundred and sixty eight are missing the brothers has hampered rescue efforts at this friday in the search for survivors is still going on as friends and family standby in shock fostering cats and so has the details. the rescue effort continues perhaps all these only come back to their prayers. in the wheeling dealing and please don't tell i want to jump into the woods and let them get on my health warnings on to the water. i guess it is not unknown to me jumping into the water with them is optional. after all the parents deal with the enzyme. almost t

gabriel garcia marquez. we have more from columbia. >> she's 97 years old and her memory is fading. but she can still remember when she was a teenager and a nanny to a little toddler of gabriel garcia marquez. >> he used to play with the ball a lot, but he was an envious kid. if he saw another child had something that he wanted, he would try to get it for himself. >> reporter: marquez was born in this scorching hot ca caribbean town that i in this house that a museum. march lease said she started writing parts of the famous author's books when she could barely walk. >> i saw my father reading a book when i was three years old. i was curious about the book and i started reading it because everyone said gabriel was good. so i wanted to see how good he was. >> the sleepy town might not look like much at first glance but it's here that it was an inspiration for the fictional village in the author's 1 1967 monthly "100 years of solitude." there was a push to officially change the name of the town, but it never happened. >> reporter: it seems that everyone in the town has a story about the

columbia ploughing ceremony you are in the name of forty seven million indonesians. it is with the heavy hawke's bay we say goodbye to the greatest cannot get a full time. gabriel garcia marquez and chemical with him the author hundred years of solitude was the literary voice of america. a native of columbia canada mexico in the nineteen sixties the weather was nice with a design to use his example will always live in the hearts of his friends and millions of readers in the world. his words and thoughts will stay on with this. garcia marquez who lives among this day in the future generations. for them. at the request of his family some of the writer's favorite excerpts from it along with mark hoffman traditional colombian music hundreds gathered outside the palace of fine arts to bid a final farewell. it was that says i love his works reading his books and there was a teenager. and it made me grow in the motel he described he was a real master. colombian authorities said they will also hold the morning. garcia marquez family has yet to decide where to spread his conscience. they may be divided between his native colombia. i knew. or for the team here in the news or in fifty m