i'm lucy hockings.espread panic and mass evacuations in chile after a powerful earthquake triggers a small tsunami. this is moments after the quake struck killing six people and shaking buildings as far away as bolivia and peru. >>> the final day of campaigning in afghanistan. our chief international correspondent lyse doucet is there for us. >> reporter: this is a man that symbolizes one of the bloodiest eras in history. the number of guns held still matters in afghanistan. this rally also -- >>> wouldn't you like to be a fly on the wall of france's next cabinet meeting. francois hollande announces a new lineup that includes his former partner, segolene royal. >>> aaron joins us talking about one of the biggest walkouts in lufthansa's history. >> bad news if you're planning to fly lufthansa over the next three days. the pilots of germany's biggest airlines are refusing to fly saying the payoff is not good enough. that means 4,000 flights canceled affecting some 425,000 passengers. >>> welcome to gmt ev

those are the wonderful things and supervisor farrell is going to talk about how hocking to improve project homeless connect is just the beginning of tropics it was never both going to be the end when you touch people's lives and they start opening up their lives that's about the engagement how to grab the challenges and work with them that so thank you people from houston. one of the security staff said how did howe house the road i don't in houston we don't have that here we have tech rodeos; right? >> (laughter). >> right. but this is all my way of saying with outline sincerity you have a great deal mayor we're going to work hard with you to make people astronomer their lives i want to start the foundation and please continue to help and get our employees and employers involved and your family and friends and let's make tropics a real vision and thank you. let's celebrate project homeless connect (clapping.) thank you so i just want to mention as i bring up the next speaker many of the key staff out here providing services are in from our department of public health we couldn't do this w

i'm lucy hockings. our top story is on "gmt."operation gets underway against pro russian separatists that seized buildings in eastern ukraine, our correspondent says evidence of crane yan forcukrai heading towards the town. >>> five days of cross-examination have ended in the trial of oscar pistorius. cross-examiner gerrie nel says pistorius' evidence is more and more improbable. >>> the crisis caused by syria's civil war, at least one in four of the population is a refugee. desperate families send their children on the streets to beg. we report now on the child rose sellers of the area. >> on a beautiful day like this, families come out to enjoy the berut sunshine. this 5-year-old is working. if she doesn't sell her roses, her family won't eat. she does it with a cousin who's ten. their families fled. they can get aid but not enough to pay the bills. children work a ten hour day on the streets. >> translator: am i happy? does it matter. we're a family of eight. i have to support my brothers and sisters. i have my fate. >> transl

] did you order -- [ hocks a hairball ] is there a huh here ordered a a latte?aughter ] there you go, thank you." a lot of people were very excited about this. scientists say that they have created a powdered alcohol. that could be mixed with water to make different drinks like vodka and rum. yeah. looks like a certain someone has heard about this already. take a look at this clip. >> i don't want to start debating. [ laughter ] it's absolutely fantastic. >> no, rob. you're supposed to put it in water first, rob, and then mix it around. it's not tang. you guys are eating tang. he's like, "this is good." i saw that nabisco is coming out with a new fruit punch flavored oreo. you know nabisco's run out of ideas when they're coming up with new cookie flavors from watching 5-year-olds throw up at pool parties. [ dry heaving ] we've gotta make a cookie out of that, yeah. did you order a latte? there's a latte waiting for you over here. at the cat cafe. [ cheers and applause ] well, guys, the nhl playoffs are in full swing. [ cheers and applause ] with the top teams co

to spin the mean you are all revamping the entire area will return to just get more customers into hock to four times the main street currently at this chaos here in the square. in terms of criss crossing traffic in assists thirty chaotic looking to have a detrimental effect on the business of the town on particularly do is tell. the cuts are probably be in the region of ten to cut our expenses lost direction from the hotel. or a thousand people signed a petition in favor of a scaled down developments with this parking spaces lost the chamber can form a tree afforded for options the total considered under there and the minister on the orange actors and so for safety reasons primarily has been a very clear minded put down would be deported to do what and how stupid the square. and also the chamber of commerce position that iran has its good that this group commercially. this contentious issue has raised opinion. i will come up for a final decision. for one of the last ever meetings of the town council here in part on monday night. next when the trace of you this. this hangs over the memb

most of us will be cooler today but taught bad when you hock at the microclimates, upper 70 to low 88 which is warmer-than-average and gilroy could hit 83 for the warm spot. san jose is right around 80. mid-to-upper soviets on the peninsula and millbrae is the cool spot at 71 and low-to-mid 60's loan the coast and upper 60 along downtown and south san francisco and sausalito and mid-to-upper 70's through the north bay valley and significantly cooler than yesterday and home 60's at your coast and along the east bay shoreline mid-to-upper 70's and a pleasant day with the sunshine breaking through. upper 70's to low 80's through the east bay valley and brentwood, the warm spot at 65 and it will not take long to get to 83 this afternoon. tonight the temperatures are falling back into the money 40's at santa rosa, napa, cloverdale, low-to-mid 50's. in oakland the next week, we are talking about a roller coaster of temperatures. up year the down today. up a little bit tomorrow. back down, then, on friday can through the weekend where temperatures are closer to average at 66 degrees and mayb

you talk about alex hock for i do as my favorite character.as you talk about the book itself how to deal without giving too much away but it ties the reader in 30 seconds? >> it is a lot of fun to read. i remember treating my mind as a temple i would treat it as the amusement park. [laughter] lou: i would corroborate that. absolutely. good to see you. the book is warriors for i could not recommend it any higher it is available for pre-order nationwide tomorrow. pull the trigger and have fun for crop next my commentary of the establishment of both parties hell bent to create political family dynasties. what a terrific idea. we will be right back dentures are very different to real teeth. they're about 10 times softer and may have surface pores where bacteria can multiply. polident kills 99.99% of odor causing bacteria and helps dissolve stains. that's why i recommend polident. [ male announcer ] cleaner, fresher, brighter every day. lou: time for a few of your comments. senate conservatives will love so for jeb bush and held three is the easy w

the same people that complain about our being in debt are complaining about the fact that we are in hock to china. i'm just observing the similarity politically. you seem a little uncomfortable about this. i'm of course gleeful to make the comparison. >> there are few peep of in my own party who have cheese -- choice words about the policy but i would say i am sympathetic with people who feel as though there are a lot of typical -- hypocritical policies. i think there's something deeply hypocritical about progressiprogressi ves saying they preserve the program by sustaining its funding with debt i think there is something incredibly hypocritical about somebody who disguises the cost of government by substituting debt for taxation and then saying they are conservative. >> let's talk about that and the revenue side is opposed to the debt side. you're not in public office currently and you've probably run your last election is that safe to say? >> i guess. >> okay so you're not saying no. so talk honestly about taxes. i remember a conversation we had after you won the democratic nomination

i'm lucy hockings. an operation against pro russian separatists in the east is underway.are tanks on the road this is the east. the occupying of government buildings are force identifying positions. russia says the country is on the brink of civil war. >>> five days of grueling cross-examination comes to an end to oscar pistorius. we'll bring you evidence outside the court in pretoria. >>> a u.s. navy

your leader is bill hock. that would lead a birdie. he finishes 4 under par.ght leader after 18 holes. finally, as and twins. oakland swinging for the sweep. top third score, tied at one. jonathan at the dish. he is going big fly. that is a two-run homer, opposite way. the first of the year. oakland takes a 3-1 lead. to the fourth, sam full taking his time. getting to the plate. and he was ready when he stepped in: lets it rip. another two-run jack. as rule 6-1, their ninth straight victory. one final note. jim johnson removed from the closer's world. but with their offense going on, they didn't obviously need him anyway. >> if we could just play the twins every game, the as would be in good shape. >> for full sports coverage, you can watch sports knelt central tonight at 10:30. >> we're back in a moment. >>> it's official. steven colbert is replacing david letterman. letterman saying that cbs just wanted another guy with glasses. he will leave comedy central and sign with cbs. the news angered the concern of rush limbaugh alerting the liberal politics. as for

at home we can see the colors of the morning developing as we hock become from east bay hills from sutro, sunny and record warmth and cooler breezes on friday through the weekend and unsettled weather next week but right now it is a slim chance. this is a solid chance at 88 in milpitas and sunnyville and low-to-mid 90's and 91 at santa rosa, 885 in millbrae and everyone else in the upper 80's to neitherly 90 degrees on the peninsula and in the mid-70's to low 80's along the coast and mid-80's in downtown and south san francisco and sausalito and nearly 80 on the north bay coast with low-to-mid 90's in the north bay valley and richmond is the best chance for a record high. upper 80's to neitherly 90 on the east bay shore and air conditioning weather in the east bay valley. tonight it cool down nicely again and low 50's along the coast and mid-50's in santa rosa and napa and the seven-day forecast is a sea breeze developing tomorrow but it will be light with minor cooling at the coast and better chance of cooling on friday, saturday, and by sunday we are 15 to 20 degrees cooler and back to

whether it's this add hock committee that we know has been working with pieces of different committeesogether trying to get to the bottom of this. it's important to get the answers to those questions. we had not only mike morell breaking susan rice in that instance. these are the kind of things -- >> who still doj investigation that's open. still has a department of justice investigation. >>> there are huge unanswered questions about every aspect of this thing. if you look at what morell testified to, he said in effect that the talking points weren't discussed at this very important september 15th deputies committee involving the white house. every email that we've seen leading up to that meeting said the talking points will be discussed, finalized and resolved at that meeting. there's a huge gap there and i think we need to get answers to the question. >> ab, you covered the hill. senator mccain said he was surprised by chairman rogers retirement and we heard that he sent out a fundraising letter one week before announcing that retirement. what do you think the real story is there. >>

they're off the hock. >> i dent know about off he hook. there's very good reason that employers provide health care to their moneyees. helps them keep the competitive edge in terms of attracting workers. they want to have healthy employers. say one worker -- >> my question wasn't clear. that's my fault. what i'm thinking to say, he left it open there -- i department know if robert givens -- gibbs it's a lawyer -- and man they're leaving wiggle room. you can have two different types, one of that has the strict qualifications of the president's plan, and one maybe that an option for companies to keep providing what they have that might not meet the strict requirements of that plan. in other words, an out. >> i like the idea of letting them keep provide 2008 have. the fact of the matter the vast majority of people in the employer-sponsored market are happy with the coverage they have. it's not something we have heard from the administration for four or five years so this would be a new development. at it interesting that emanuel, one of the a

i'm lucy hockings.panic and mass evacuations in chile after a powerful earthquake triggers a small tsunami. this is moments after the quake struck killing six people and shaking buildings as far away as bolivia and peru. >>> the final day of campaigning in afghanistan. our chief international correspondent lyse doucet is ther

so he was hock kirks right? not remotely golf. >> he was hockey. lpga say what about us?omen have been featured on this magazine since it made a debut in 1950. neil: fair enough. >> and here a non-golfer. neil: could have been miniature golf. for all i know she likes miniature golf. sean, what do you make of this? >> i think it is a tempest in a teapot. the "golf d digest" people are trying to sell magazines. that is their interest. having pauline narcs the beautiful one on the cover, i think will sell more magazines there. is not any problem with that. i do understand the lpga's position. there are enough women on the cover. i would like to see more professional golf women on the cover. if we're going to judge the book by the cover. see had you how the sales are, if is is good for golf it will be great for the lpga period. neil: it is creating more controversy that "golf digest" magazine thought. if core base, a women readers take offense. >> yes. here are the number. six million subscribers. 81% are men which means that hey, you're pleasing 345 majority of your audience

we're public companies and that's what our hock tolders want to see us do. >> i think that's true. i said on edge of legality, many people they are legal what they're doing. like when you have a tax lawyer and you want to avoid as much tax. that is not illegal. if they're smart and find a way for you to avoid tax. but evading tax -- gerri: there is gray area. there is certain point where you walk across the line. before you go i want to read this charles schwab comment. he has been outspoken. high frequency traders are gauge system and reaping billions in the process and undermining investor confidence in the markets. high frequency trading cancer is deep and has become systemic and institutionalized. schwab is taking a lot of heat for these comments. people say he is talking his book. what do you say? >> to some extent he is talking his book. gerri: his book is my book. >> but the point is, that is joe america. joe america wants to be able to invest in the stock market and know they have the same rights and they're being treated fairly as people on wall street. gerri: right. >> th

went horribly awry, an underwater city massive real lation leads to everything including air being hocked presidential front-runner? >> it was fun to take, you know, sorter of took ayn rand and put her in real life, a character named andrew ryan in this utopian city, or dystopian city. what's fun about it, we really tried to explore the intersection of ideology and reality and how those sort of -- what happens when those two things actually interact. when you write a novel, those things, you're a fan of the ideology, those things don't necessarily line up perfectly, trying to make a more honest take on that. i think like all politicians, when ideology lines up with reality, they always have -- face different challenges they might think they are going to fair, that was the fun of the experiment we have of bioshock. >> a big economic force, a big entertainment force and a big emotional presence in a lot of people's lives, clear late a turning point. thank you, both of you. stick around, we are going to be looking at virtual reality in our heroes and zeroes today. we will find out why it's s

. >> your two boys play hock ey. >> they don't play the goals like that, though.do cherry picking. it is the spring season. home prices are rising. inventory does remain tight. certain cities, prospective homebuyers are being shut out of the market. our guest host of the hour, chris whalen, says the tightest turning on housing. he is author of the forthcoming -- "inflated -- how money and that built the american dream." yellen, the new venture, its ok with the idea that housing is turning. >> that is right. >> can you explain? a supply driven phenomenon. the two factors -- the bank sales of homes from foreclosure weslowly tailed off, and have a lot of homes that are underwater and cannot trade. markets,y attractive there is a supply squeeze. what has driven home prices up. sales are any make end up actually -- in sales every anemic. >> when we talk about home prices rising, if you look at a month over month or quarter over quarter basis, we have a chart that illustrates how things are breaking up a little bit here. there you see it. much over month is white, quart

. >> i had to say i was saw hock to make the government make decisions quicker we would identify every decision for over a year to categorizing and set a goal to get them out if we could. we didn't always make the right decision but we tried to move that. [laughter] but what would help to get them to move? in to make it move faster? >> i did not even know you had done that because one of the concepts i have talked in and written about is if you have a docking procedure at a more local level if one of the commissioners or administrative law judges over its how long has this been here? when we were there we looking there were over 1 billion complaints against the broadcasters and my idea was let's go through them all and find out what has been here for more than two years and dismiss its. we did that with the tennessee commission and we got a bid of 2,000 dockets just on the timeliness to employee. also commissioner michael copps and reilly of course, utilized the commissioners to listen to to their commissioners. each one is there with there expertise or background to let them take more

of excessive force another deadly police shooting has happened he says the nineteen year old mary hocks died monday after an altercation with police in which she allegedly stole a truck and later pointed a gun at officers hocks stands as the third person in five weeks to be killed by a.p. the police and the first since the department was put under federal orders to reduce their use of deadly force tension over police conduct escalated last month after police shot and killed a homeless camper in the foothills of the sandia mountains video later showed police officers firing multiple shots on james boyd who was ultimately found on arm i was joined earlier by artie's ramon glendower from our l.a. studio and i first asked him to tell us about the latest regarding today's press conference that's right emir as you mentioned there was it all happened on monday morning when of sir jeremy dear shot and killed nineteen year old mary hogg snow today at a press conference the police chief said that of surgery or was wayne a love pill camera when this shooting had been however they said that they we

>> it was an add hoc ad hock th. it was not a presidential nominee. she had not. nominated yet. she was going up there to try to explain what she said what she said on the sunday show. i was asked to go with her. >> who asked you vo: once upon a time there was a boy who traveled to a faraway place where castles were houses and valiant knights stood watch for the kingdom was vast and monsters lurked in the deep and the good queen showed the boy it could all be real avo: all of great britain, all in one place book on expedia before april 30th and save up to thirty percent. >> new on east coast, tough questions with capitol hill for a man at the center of the benghazi investigation at least for today. welcome to this hour. i'm jenna lee. >> i'm john scott. the former acting director of the ceo, mike morrell testifying on capitol hill right now about his response to the benghazi attack. he is accused of playing down reports from the ceo's top officer on the ground that there actually was no protest before that deadly terror attack on the u son sliu.s. consulate in liby. four america

so incredibly important that we needed to put our children, grandchildren, great grandchildren, in hock just so we would not have to just quit spending money so irresponsibly. i could not agree more with that last statement. let's do for the next generation what the last generation did for us. thank goodness i have a friend on the other side saying that. . he pointed out, to whom much is given to, much is required. we have been given much, we have been blessed more than any nation in the world. we have more freedoms than solomon's israel could have dreamed of, more individual assets that any nation in history. we have been given much and as a result, this generation has ecome so self-centered, so self-indulgent, so obese, that we want to engeorge ourselves at the expense of future generations. now let me just say, i haven't decided what i'm going to do about the ryan budget. i'm still going through it. and paul ryan and i have had some very severe disagreements during my nine-plus years here, but i know this, he does not want to hurt future generations. he wants to do for the next gener

. >> looking deeper into the topic of mental illness, we discovered .hocking statistics 22 veterans commit suicide every day as a result of some of these emotional problems. >> when i would back on the incident that took place in where i wastragedy shot and congressman giffords were shot in six people die, the young man who did those shootings had been displaying symptoms of mental illness for at least two years before that time. a lot of the mentally ill both in my family and otherwise feel like people do not pay any attention to them and try to pretend like they do not really exist. makekind of isolation can the problem worse in addition to ing dehumanizing. less, also ae have substantial absence of help for veterans who struggle with mental illness. what we look back on happened after the vietnam war, the veterans that came back to a country very divided and they were reviled. what is even worse as they were not given the mental health services they needed. they ended up in the population. >> that they are on their own, it is hard to get that help that you need to start working toward g

mary, you owe me because i hocked your book. the chris cuomo pizza fun. >>> also breaking this morning, no signs of life in the ferry that soak off the coast of south korea. divers did not find any air pockets in the upper decks where they hoped. that's where they thought they might find some survivors. the death toll rising again as well. at least 156 bodies have been recovered. still 146 people remain unaccounted for this morning. cnn's nic robertson has the latest live in jindo, south korea. evening where you are once again. the search continues even into the darkness? >> reporter: it does. we've been watching the flares over the horizon where the search is going on, very bright tonight. we know as well on that search area a massive new ship to lead the search has been moved into place. nine times larger than the ship that was there before. we're told the area surrounding the ferry has been sealed off with nets. so no bodies, no divers can drift away in currents, but today news of perhaps the grimmest discovery so far. this s

. >>> moments ago, gasps of hock in the courtroom in oscar pistorius' murder trial. gruesome photo of reeva steenkamp. >> take responsibility for what you've done, mr. pistorius. >> i've taken responsibility. i want to tell my story for the respect of reeva and for myself. i've taken responsibility. but i will not look at a picture where i'm terminated. as i picked reeva up, my fingers touched her head. i remember. i don't have to look at a picture. i was there. >> he said, i'm human. i have sinned. >>> forget the bingo and bring out strippers. in one nursing home, it was slapped with a lawsuit after this photo came to light. folks at the nursing home hiring male strippers to put on a show for senior citizens at that nursing home. the son of an 85-year-old resident realized what happened when he showed up for a visit and found this shocking picture. listen to some of these folks. >> i felt terrible. i was shaking and going on. >> mom is here and to have somebody in charge, allow something like that is no morals to that. there is no integrity. >> a lawyer for the nurs

bomb attacks are frequent in pakistan's volatile northeast region which borders afghanistan but as hocks in the capital are relatively rare. the world health organization says any bowler outbreak in west africa is one of the most challenging in recent decades governesses ations things it could take months to contain the virus so far one hundred and eleven people have dined most of the cases have been in guinea but countries like sierra leone and liberia have also been affected. a marine standing guard at military base in the u.s. state of north carolina has been shot dead by a colleague authorities say the incident is not considered an act of terrorism and there is no active gunman last week in an iraq war veteran killed three soldiers before turning the gun on himself at the fort hood naval base in texas. for the past two weeks we have been following the adventures of our reporter in the depths of siberia just completed a diamond quest explored gold mines and matt russian but it's so. heading back to big city life the long journey. the final leg of my siberia journey was to be completed

there was it all happened on monday morning when of surgery me dear hsiang killed once a year old mary hocksnow today at a press conference the police chief said that officer gere was weighing a love spell camera when this shooting happened however they said that they were not able to recover any of the video on that camera so they've sent the camera into the manufacturer to see if they can recover any sort of evidence today at the press conference the police chief also said that thirty two caliber semiautomatic pistol was recovered from the scene now it's alleged that the officer was following the young woman because she was suspected of auto theft when she was confronted she allegedly pointed the gun at the officer and that's when he fired fearing for his life however there is no video of this incident so it remains under investigation and the officer who pulled the trigger during the shooting has been identified as you mention how it has already been cleared of wrongdoing. well as of right now jeremy dear he is on paid administrative leave the police chief said that law enforcement agenci

so incredibly important that we needed to put our children, grandchildren, great grandchildren, in hock just so we would not have to just quit spending money so irresponsibly. i could not agree more with that last statement. let's do for the