etna puts on a head to the u.s. >>> mt. etna puts on a spectacular nighttime show. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and good morning. i'm lynn berry. today we begin a race against time. rescue teams in turkey are frantically searching for signs of life, digging through the aftermath of sunday's 7.2 earthquake. officials say at least 279 were killed and 1300 injured in the quake-prone region. nbc's michelle franzen reports. >> reporter: a young man pulled from the rubble more than 30 hours after being buried alive. a toddler freed from a cage of mangled steel and concrete and carried to safety. rare survival stories giving hope to this devastated town. scores of building were simply flattened in an instant. to one knows just how many people might still be alive, trapped in the rubble. rescue workers are racing against the clock to reach survivors in time, clearing debris with heavy equipment, shovels and by hand. the grief here is overwhelming. families have begun making funeral arrangements for loved ones and the full scope of the disaster is

etna puts on a show. a revival when the "cbs evening news" continues. >> pelley: back now from los angeles. one reason for president obama's voice -- visit to this part of the country is to support hispanic votes. hispanics supported the president in big numbers in 2008, but bill whitaker reports many have now changed their minds. >> let's talk about obama. >> reporter: armando navarro is a political science professor at the university of california riverside. >> everyone is tired of what's going on. >> reporter: and a political activist and organizer of these massive demonstrations in the spring of 2006 demanding a path to citizenship for immigrants some when he heard candidate barack obama call for comprehensive immigration reform... >> i will make it a top priority in my first year as president. >> reporter:...navarro became one of the first high-profile democrats in california to back the junior senator from illinois. you thought he was the man? >> i thought he was the man. >> reporter: so you might b

etna puts on a spectacular nighttime show. good morning, i'm lynn berry, those stories and more are straight ahead this is "first look" on msnbc. >>> we begin this morning with a race against time. rescue crews in turkey are franticly searching for any signs of life. officials say at least 366 people were killed and 1300 were injured in the quake-prone region. nbc's michelle franzen reports. >> reporter: a young man pulled from the rubble, more than 30 hours after being buried alive. a toddler freed from a cage of mangled steel and concrete and carried to safety. rare survival stories giving home to this devastated town, scores of building were simply flattened in an instant. no one knows just how many people might still be alive trapped in the rubble. rescue workers are racing against the clock to reach survivors in time, clearing debris with heavy equipment, shovels and by hand. the grief here is overwhelming. families have begun making funeral arrangements for loved ones and the full scope of the disaster is not yet known.

etna is europe's most active volcano. no damage reported. an airport was briefly shut down but that reopened this morning. >>> the desperate effort to find survivors of a powerful earthquake is under way. rescuers dug to get a child out of the rubble. they could hear the child crying under the wreckage. the toddler was brought to safety, but no word on the rest of the family. more than 1200 rescue workers from across turkey were working in the region now. there's a lot ahead for them. in one city alone, there are at least 80 collapsed apartment buildings. closed circuit camera pictures show a little bit about how hard the 7.2 quake shook turkey yesterday. nearly 300 people are confirmed dead. authorities say hundreds could be trapped. >>> after four weeks, the prosecution rested their case against dr. conrad murray. their final witness, an anesthesiologist says he believes murray is responsible for jackson's death and he committed extreme violations of medical malpractice. sources tell nbc news they will lay out a new time line for jackson's

. -- etna is still active. >> i do not want to hear anything about politics. >> san sebastian's role as european capital of culture is contentious. the city lies in the basque country. there, the separatist group eta has long demanded independence from spain and spread terror in the name of its cause. this memorial commemorates the victims of eta and violence. he is a member of the party with basque nationalist leanings. shortly after taking office, he sparked outrage by removing the kings portrait from the city council chamber. >> he is not hanging in the plenary chamber anymore because he is not representative of spanish democracy. >> the furor over the kings portrait is of little interest here. this is a traditional gastronomic society, one of 129 in san sebastian. a man only club open to new cultural influences but true to regional traditions. >> the capital of culture thing is ok. when visitors come here, they will be well looked after. guests are always welcome here. >> that laid-back attitude is commonplace in san sebastian, especially in the city's vibrant surfing community.

mount etna is sending either rivers of molten lava down its slopes, and sending plumes of ash 100 meters into the sky. this spectacular attraction to terrorists -- to tourists is also a fascinating to geologists. an italian airport was closed because of the ash being admitted by the volcano. stay tuned. i will be back with the in depth and we will have more on the earthquake in turkey. >> welcome back. rescue teams are working frantically to find survivors of sunday's earthquake in eastern turkey. hundreds of tremors have followed the earthquake. the situation has forced thousands of people from their homes. many are sleeping outdoors in the freezing cold. the prime minister has pledged swift action in the affected region and has called in the army to help. >> fear and confusion in the streets of the eastern turkish city of van. the mostly kurdish province has not had an earthquake this strong in living memory, with a magnitude of 7.2. even modern buildings like this one were completely destroyed. hotels, school dormitories, and filling stations all collapsed. much of van has been reduce

etna. split. but. it was. the general conference as does. the draft resolution and the. un's cultural body in paris just a voted to admit palestine as a member it is the first time to achieve full membership to. go now faces the loss of one fifth of its funding for the u.s. to cut off the palestinians were. firing back syria's president claims the protests campaign against his regime is being funded from. the west not to get involved and the head of nato has ruled out imposing a no fly zone over syria which some demonstrators in the country have been calling . clash of the russian tycoon two of the world's wealthiest men. take their bitter dispute to a london court and spend no money. robbing him a five and a half billion dollars and he wants the money back. with seven billion people now calling the earth scientists worried that. cast their eyes to a new world where humans can suffer when you believe mars provides the best. those are the headlines here and now there is the sports. hello there welcome to school subjects or not to thanks for joining us today so let's take

these days apple is like etna.nd apple cofounder steve wozniack. >> the devices apple makes are so important. they changed the way we live our life so much. people don't realize how much todays is going to do that. >> wozniack has long-term concerns fr the future of apple. the next two years will be like if steve jobs was still here. the products the same. the quality the same. the workers here are getting ready for the opening at 8:00. they're ready for the release of the iphone 4 s. the fans in line on the sidewalk waiting for them. da damian trujillo, "today in the bay." >>> new this morning, three people out of their homes after a two-alarm fire overnight. the fire broke out at about midnight at a three-story apartment complex near bay shore boulevard. four units were affected. investigators have not revealed the extent of the damage. the cause of the stir is still under investigation. >> a case that shocked and polarized a south bay community for years now. today we could get the official word about what reall

italy's mount etna spewed overnight. this is the volcano's 17th eruption this year. the village is on the mountain's lower slopes and are not in danger from the lava. it's flowing down a valley where no one lives. pretty impressive to look at that. >> yeah, it is impressive. >>> you know what else is impressive? >> the weather here. >> yeah, i know it's fall and we have had some cold days but this is impressive. >> i have showers in the forecast and i will show you why. we go to our max hd radar. just to the northwest, we do have some showers and earlier, wy shoulded you a live picture outside. at least here in the city northwest, we were having some sun breaking through. i'm in the guaranteeing that this is comings across the metro, listen, if you're going to be out, make sure you at least have your umbrella and if you're going to be outside and outdoors, have something in case this does make it across and that does seem to be holding together. we can get in teeter for you. right now, washington county, and approaching western secs of loudoun county and in i-81 and

this comes to us from mount etna in sicily a camera with a long dance lenz reporting as the volcano erupted 17th time this year. the rock flew hundreds of feet into the a the smoke and ash forcing the shutdown of a nearby airport. i'm shepard smith. this is the fox report. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news. mitt romney now officially run for president in the state of new hampshire. the governor filing his paperwork today it looks like the nation's first primary will not happen before christmas. officials were threatening to hold it in december to avoid being too close to the nevada caucuses which were set for january 14th. but this weekend nevada republics agreed to delay the caucuses until february. new hampshire now expected to vote 11 weeks from tomorrow. molly line is live at our new england newsroom this evening. molly, former governor romney still -- where is she? flying in. way up in the polls? >> had a steady consistently in a number of different polls here. you know, he is the one with the local connection. he has the home here in new hampshire, a vacation p

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mount etna spewing orange lava 300 feet into the air. look out.nd it's the case of the mysterious crash landing. scientists believe several dozen pieces of doomed german satellite fell somewhere in asia. the exact whereabouts are still unknown. but that's exactly where i'm going to find some satellite scraps. >> steve: it is a stunning development. the state of arizona will take over one of the largest personal mortgage insurance companies in the country. this will have effects for homeowners across the nation. let's talk to fox news legal analyst and real estate expert, bob massi, who joins us from vegas. >> good morning. >> steve: good morning to you. pmi has been seized by the state of arizona. i remember when i lived in washington, d.c., i bought a house using pmi, didn't have enough for a down payment. does this impact people all across the country? >> it does. remember, this pmi, private mortgage insurance this is insurance company, which is one of the largest in the country. the reason why i felt important to bring this to our viewers' atte