magnitud 7°.Ó a 8 km de pinotepa nacional en las costas de oaxaca y es comÚn que ocurra una alerta de tsunami a menos cuando el epicentro sse da en ese tipo de zonas. alejandro: estamos esperando lo que protecciÓn civil vvaya a decretar que se tiene que hacer en esa zona.te la posibilidad de tsunami. hasta que protecciÓn civil no lo determine, se llevarÁ a cabo este procedimiento. hace unos minutos, el presidente peÑa nieto tambiÉn escribiÓ a travÉs de twitter y estÁ seÑalando que se estÁn activando los protocolos por parte de la secretarÍa de gobernaciÓn y esto indica que podrÍa ser justamente en oaxaca, cÓmo tÚ lo mencionas estÁ alerta de tsunami, para que toda la gente que estÉ en la costa este prevenida de lo que pudiera suceder. presentadora: para las personas que nos ven en estados unidos, cuando el presidente peÑa nieto dice que se activan los protocolos, a quÉ se refiere? >> es que las dependencias de gobierno, las federales, servicios de emergencia, todos empiezan a rastrear quÉ sucediÓ,

their warm welcome to the program while there are reports that a six point four magnitude earthquake is what east and taiwan according to the united states geological survey the quake struck near the northeastern port city of who are lame the taiwanese government reports the fourth film forced from the quake toppled hotel is the latest in a string of quakes that have hit the region in recent days and we'll bring you more on that story as we get. un's calling for an immediate month long cease fire in syria to allow humanitarian aide medical help to reach civilians trapped by fighting syrian government and russian forces have stepped up their attacks on the rebel held areas of problems in eastern guta there too for supposed deescalation zones agreed by iran and russia last year more than fifty people have been killed by airstrikes on eastern ghouta on tuesday alone and at least six bringing the total killed in the last forty eight hours to more than one hundred people or u.n. war crimes experts say the siege of east and go to involves crimes of indiscriminate bombardment and deliberate

ramon: el sismo tuvo una magnitud de 7.2 .lando, ayÚdenme. en la colonia roma norte, otra vez. ramon: la alerta sÍsmica sonÓ y poco despuÉs, comenzÓ a moverse el suelo de la capital mexicana. era un sismo de magnitud 7.2 que estremecÍa de nuevo a millones de personas que evacuaron edificios, casas y negocios. esto provocÓ un profundo temor y a muchos otros les arrebatÓ por momentos el aliento. >> seÑora, cÓmo estÁ? >> muy mal. tanto ha pasado aquÍ en esta zona. ramon: otras personas tomaron el temblor con relativa calma. >> fue muy fuerte, estÁbamos en el piso nÚmero ocho pero nos lo tomamos tranquilos. ya han tocado varios sismos y todos bajamos en orden. ramon: las principales avenidas se cometieron en estacionamiento pÚblicos luego de que un sin nÚmero de conductores abandonaran sus vehÍculos a plena mitad de la calle. miles de usuarios estaban atentos y en espera de obtener informaciÓn a travÉs de sus celulares para saber cuÁl era la situaciÓn. tras el temblor de magnitud 7.2, cuyo epicentro fue ubicado en el estado de oax

. >> quÉ tal palmira, ramÓn buenas tardes, el sismo de magnitud preliminar 7.2 tuvo su epicentro a pocosros al noroeste. esto estÁ cercade la costa de oaxaca, pero tambiÉn se sintiÓ en la ciudad de mÉxico, provocando que miles de personas asustados salieron a las calles de la capital mexicana, escuchemos alguno de los testimonios recabados una de las mÁs afectadas del terremoto y si 9 de septiembre. >> seÑora cÓmo estÁ? >>mal. >> cÓmo vivió este terremoto? >>fatal. por tonto que pasado que en esta zona, el sismo fue muy fuerte, estamos en el piso nÚmero ocho oma pero no lo tomamos tranquilos, nosa tocÓ varias situaciones, todo en orden. >>los nervios a flor de piel porque salto. >>en otros estados de la repÚblica mexicana, tambiÉn sintiÓ movimiento, y como decÍa anteriormente en lazio de mÉxico o, algunos lo sintieron muy fuerte, como estas personas que estaban justo en lo alto de la torre latinoamericana, al momento del temblor que pudieron por suerte guardaba karma. -- calma. miguel angel mancera dio con nosotras el temblor que hasta este momento no nos ha reporta daÑos de gravedad en

a five point seven magnitude aftershock has rocked the taiwanese city of. the biggest earthquake which is known to have killed at least seven people. recommend the prime minister benjamin netanyahu be indicted on corruption charges. a court of pakistan has sent its one man to death and thirty others to prison for the lynching of a student falsely accused of blasphemy in april hundreds of students dragged out of his university residence in the northern city of he was beaten and shot dead come on harder has more from islamabad. and then did cater jim called heading the high profile marshalls on lynching case has sentenced the shooter to a dead while five others were sentenced to twenty five years in prison another twenty five to forty years in prison each and twenty six were acquitted redoubt punishment this was indeed a high profile case and rates were shot of han was wrongfully accused of committing blasphemy the people who perpetrated the attack against him on the university campus included political work to danger and even employees of that university acr

a five point seven magnitude aftershock has rocked the taiwanese city of her lean almost twenty four hours after tuesday's earthquake at least seven people and are known to have died after the original six point four magnitude quake firefighters say several people are trapped in buildings which are on the brink of collapse and rescue workers are still putting survivors from the rubble from there rob mcbride reports the port city of quality and is now the scene of an intensive search and rescue operation after the magnitude six earthquake. rescue teams trained in dealing with earthquakes have been brought in from across taiwan. a resort area some of the hotels were first to feel the effects of the shock waves. the lower floors of the marshall hotel caved in leaving the entire building slanting on its side. rescuers moved in with ropes and cranes to get those trapped in what was left of the hotel back to safety. but at the moment there are still people trapped inside but there's no way for us to confirm their position or number because the people living there are long term residents. t

it says events of this magnitude only happen in the uk every 2—3 years.uth wales, the south—west of england and the midlands. on the line is roger musson, from the british geological survey. i gave the headline element to this story in the introduction. tell us more what is known at this stage. this is the largest earthquake we have had in britain in the last ten yea rs, have had in britain in the last ten years, in the east of england in 2008, this one has been felt all over wales, most of western england, felt as far east as london and as far north as the southern edge of the lake district. tell us about the information on any damage that may have been done. haven't heard any reports of damage, but it is a little bit early. the earthquake only happened about 1.5 hours ago. an earthquake of this size has got the potential to cause damage, but i would expect any damage, but i would expect any damage to be caused to be minor. and part of that is to do with the depth, isn't it? this is relatively shallow for a larger british earthquake, often when we get an

that was a 2-point-8 magnitude quake. the smallest was a 1-point-8 magnitude. this is the second time this week that an earthquake swarm has hit the danville area. there are no reports of any damage. <"for me i felt a severe jolt. i was at my computer in the lower level of the home. my husband was on the third level exercising and he felt a significant sway"> sway"> ( james ) we first told you about the most recent 3-point-3 magnitude earthquake with a push alert at 5:35. you can stay up to date with breaking news in your area. all you have to do is download the kron 4 mobile ap. (darya)(james) we are also following breaking news on the traffic front. a rough firday commute with two overturned big rigs. robin winston is here with the details. mojor hot spot in sunol overtunred big rig -on eb 84 / little valley rd. a major crash in haywrd nb 880 at whipple accident blocking the three left lanes lanes (dave) expect very cool temperatures by sunrise under clearing skies and lessening winds. another very cool night is forecast for friday night. dry weather and slig

that was a 2-point-8 magnitude quake. the smallest was a 1-point-8 magnitude. this is the second time this week that an earthquake swarm has hit the danville area. there are no reports of any damage. ( robin )president trump threatening to take ice and border patrol out of california. this notion not sitting well with a number of politicians... and local organizations who are speaking out against the president's comments. kron 4's ali reid reports. pkga sanctuary city is meant to protect innocent families trying to make a life in the u-s. but president donalad trump says california is protecting criminals. especially ms-13 gang members. we talk about child safety, that these kids walk home alone and they meet one of these gangs. these aren't human beings. these are animals.he's now threatening to pull immigration and border patrol from the state.if we ever pulled ice out and said her let california figure it out themselves, in 2 months they'll be begging for us to come back. they would be begging.california is the nation's first 'sanctuary state' - which limits

a magnitude six point four earthquake rocks the east coast of taiwan two people have been killed and more than one hundred others injured. so this is al jazeera live from london also coming up syrian forces pound eastern ghouta so-called deescalation zone one hundred people killed in just forty eight hours most of them civilians and sure knows how to get our attention why billionaire along musk is sending a giant rockets with a sports car on top into space and it's pretty basic but it's saving lives in mogadishu and on the road to somalia's a leak free ambulance service. in taiwan a six point four magnitude earthquake has hit the east coast of the island killing at least two people and injuring more than a hundred others the quake has brought down the hotel and at least three other buildings the united states geological survey says it struck near the north eastern port city of wiley and several people off thought to be trapped inside the hotel it's the latest in a string of quakes that have hit the region in recent days well george flying is a taiwanese journalist based in taipei she

the magnitude 6.4 quake is being blamed for partially knocking down this hotel. look at this new video we have, the associated press reporting that the ground floor caved in and in this video here, you can see people climbig out of the windows to get to safety. there are reportedly still people trapped inside. it's not just the only building that's seen damage. several high-rise buildings and roads have extensive damage. look at these pictures. you can see buckled roads there. the preliminary information suggesting the quake was about six miles deep. and listen here to an american woman who said she felt it nearly 100 miles away in the island's capital city. >> so, i am in taipei, on the northern side of the city. we were home in our apartment on the 12th floor. we felt the -- it's a modern apartment building. we felt more of a swaying than a jolt. >> important to know that most people were asleep when this quake hit. this also follows a 6.1 quake just two days ago. coincidentally today also marking the second anniversary of another 6.4 magnitude quake in 2016, w

. >> este sismo es 32 veces mÁs pequeÑo que uno de magnitud ocho.. alberto el epicentro del terremoto del 19 -- al ver -al --alberto: otro por son los movimientos ondulatorios. lloran todos los -- >> todos los sismos producen algÚn tipo de onda. alberto: la magnitud de 8.1 y casi dos minutos de duraciÓn provocÓ la muerte de mÁs de 5000 personas. los especialistas son claros: es seguro que los sismos van a continuar. no saben cuÁndo, porque no se pueden predecir. desde lacio de mÉxico, alberto garcÍa, univisiÓn. fÉlix: cruz es una de las personas que denunciaron al sacerdote fernando caramida encontrado culpable de abuso aÚn menor en una parroquia de santiago de chile. una familia mexicana que decidiÓ quedarse en canadÁ sin documento, estÁ viviendo una pesadilla. uno de sus hijos naciÓ en ese paÍs y otro mÉxico, pero con problemas delicados de salud. la madre se entregÓ a las autoridad migratoria para hacer deportados, desde montereal tenemos la historia. reportero: en menor canadiense y el mayor mexicano --esta familia tiene un hijo canadiense y el

it's a not uncommon but what about the magnitude of this one six point four. people here do tell you that they haven't had an earthquake like this in living memory it happened out at sea some twenty miles we understand out at sea as you mentioned taiwan is is is used to earthquakes this is an area of high seismic activity the point at which a couple of geological faults and the so people are used to these earthquakes and it has to be said that on the upside if you like all of the emergency services they are very much geared to dealing with these quakes what often happens is that teams from around the surrounding area will be rushed here they are very experienced in going into rubble looking for survivors and i think it's also worth mentioning. this sadly sadly reminiscent of another earthquake that happened almost exactly two years ago in the run up to lunar new year which is a very important most important holiday for chinese communities around the world here in taiwan to there was another earthquake on the other side of the island again which resulted in bui

la mayor magnitud de 5.9. >>> el epicentro fue en oaxaca. >>> histÓricamente se han registrado otrosn francisco 52°, una tarde bas bastante agradable para las personas que empiezan a d disfrutar del fin de semana feriado. empezamos a ver un descenso de las temperaturas en horas de la noche y domingo viene con mucho frÍo. veremos un cambio drÁstico en las temperaturas.a noche con temperaturas en 38.43 para san francisco. los prÓximos dÍas esperamos nivel de nieve bastante bajos. podrÍamos ver nieves hacia las montaÑas. continuamos con mÁs gracias. celebramos el nuevo aÑo chino. 4000 y 616 para ellos. el aÑo del perro. >>> autoridades del aeropuerto de san francisco tuvieron a canes entrenados ayudar a los pasajeros . >>> una interacciÓn que ayuda a combatir el estrÉs y generar relajaciÓn en muchas personas. esta terapia fue introducida en 2013 con mucho Éxito. >>> en solo minutos, en mÉxico un terremoto se siente en 10 estados. hablaremos de los baÑos . >>> ademÁs se registra uno de los tiroteos mÁs sangrientos en una de las escuelas del paÍs. a hablaremos de lo que hicieron. >>> sepa

a magnitude six point four earthquake has hit eastern taiwan killing at least four people and injuring more than two hundred others this is a live picture from the port city of haifa say at least five people remain trapped inside this hotel on the brink of collapse one hundred forty five people remain unaccounted for john de silva has the latest. working against the clock to search for survivors. rescuers are using cranes to get to those trapped in what's left of the marshall hotel when the earthquake struck just before midnight local time the ground floor katie dean leaving the entire building slanting on its side. one of them says. there are two people left and one is my older brother and another is the rescue is a try to dig further down to look for my brother that's the situation for now. taiwan's president time one arrived on wednesday morning. and they're building steel frames the prop up the collapsed building this will ensure rescuers received when they get it we are racing against time and now is the crucial time. i once fire agency reports that five more buildings including a

a7.5 magnitude earthquake took place on monday in papua new guinea. day. this follows a 5.5 earthquake off japan on sunday. earlier this month, taiwan was hit by a quake in the town of hualien where the bodies of last two victims of the disaster have finally been removed. and just last week, we also also saw a couple of earthquakes close to new zealand. so are earthquakes happening more frequently, especially in the asia pacific region? and if so, why? well, earlier i spoke to gary gibson, founder of the seismology research centre. who is also the principal research fellow for seismology at the university of melbourne. first, iasked him if all this seismic activity is somehow related. one of the things about earthquakes is that they cluster. we have periods where were they aren't active and periods where they are active. we had 14 years from 1977 with only one magnitude eight earthquake in the world and the last 14 years, we had one a year. they vary. overall, though, i don't think there's any... increase in the actual rate. we're just hearing about t

preliminary magnitude 7.5. no word on injuries or damage. in theory there will be. we'll continue to monitor the breaking news throughout the newscast. >>> the news at 4 starts now. good afternoon thanks for being with us on this olympic edition. >> live to south korea in a few minutes. first tonight san jose police acknowledge they va problem. people waiting amounts of time before someone answers the phone if at all. live at police headquarters with a story only on nbc area. >> i was up there at the dispatch center earlier today and the phones are ringing off the hook. the department says the problem is not enough dispatchers. >> reporter: he has virtually no time to take a break. the emergency dispatcher needs all the help he can get. and that sometimes means non-emergency dispatchers jump in. >> often we have to pull them from answering non-emergency. to help emergency calls. as you can imagine that is our priority. to answer the 911 calls. >> by default people call for a non-emergency have to wait longer. >> i was trying to follow a police report. i was on hold

there is no clear order to the magnitude of the earthquakes. very typical behavior for this region. since 1970 this is the seventh swarm in the region. along the calaveras fault.>> reporter: we have better technology to gain even more insight into when the swarms occur and how they work. expect more activity out here. that will one day end without notice.>>> fire crews of san francisco responded to a fire in the cities castro district. it was reported just after 10:30 am near 18th street and sanchez. a plume of smoke could be seen shooting out from the rooftop of the three-story victorian. they have complained about people selling drugs out of this building. the city filed a lawsuit against the owner. no one was hurt. the causes under investigation.>>> the coroner said test results indicate the death of three men the cities asberry were caused by methamphetamine with fentanyl. test done on paraphernalia found at the scene showed the presence of speed cocaine and then snow. san francisco police say a security guard found him yesterday morning.>>> police in gilroy are concerned an 18-

indonesia was also hit with a 6.1 magnitude earthquake off the eastern coast on the same day.s hit by a quake in the town where the bodies of the disaster have been removed. the last week, we saw a couple of earthquakes next to new zealand. so, are earthquakes happening more frequently? especially in the asia—pacific region? and if so, why? earlier i spoke to gary gibson, the founder of a research centre was also the principal research fellow at the university of melbourne. i asked him if all the seismic activity was somehow related. one of the things about earthquakes is that they cluster. we have periods where we re they cluster. we have periods where were they aren't active in periods where they are active. in 14 years from 1977 with only one magnitude eight earthquake in the world and the last 14 years, we had one a year. they vary. 0verall, the last 14 years, we had one a year. they vary. overall, though, i don't think there's any... we're just hearing about them better. this is suggestion that their cluster earthquakes suggests they are somewhat related, so should countr

la magnitud de 8,1 y casi dos minutos de duraciÓn provocó la muerte de mÁs de 5000 personas.a una contienda con numerosos participantes. andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador estÁ al frente en las encuestas, ricardo anaya encabeza una coaliciÓn con el partido de la revoluciÓn democrÁtica de izquierda y, por primera vez en su casi 90 historia aÑos de historia, el gobernante postula a un miembro que no es suyo, josÉ antonio meade. y vamos a conocer al niÑo que hizo la voz de miguel en "coco". grecia: despuÉs de varios intentos por parte de la compaÑÍa pixar para comunicarse con luis Ángel e invitarlo a la audiciÓn de la pelÍcula, por fin su mamÁ respondiÓ el telÉfono. >> llamaron a mi mamÁ y le dijeron: "lo queremos maÑana". pero mi mamÁ manejaba una agenda y les dijo que no, a un proyecto tan grande como pixar. dije: "ya valiÓ". grecia: pero fue tal la magia que irradiaba este joven, que el personal de la compaÑÍa decidiÓ hacerle la invitación una vez mÁs. >> fuimos a mÉxico y mi mamÁ no tenÍa dinero para ir. y agarro el dinero de los libros y de la escuela y me dijo: "tÚ disfrÚtalo, pe

we saw the kleins of double that magnitude earlier in the session -- declines of double that magnitude earlier in the session. cac 40 down by 1.5%. this is bloomberg. ♪ london, i'm mark barton. vonnie: i'm vonnie quinn. this is "bloomberg markets." the s&p 500 and the dow and the stoxx 600 and the vix right now -- the s&p is up .5%. the dow up .4%. still negative in europe and the vix is slowly coming in after a wild day yesterday. what is next for investors? we are joined by erik schatzker. we know that volatility is a major input into a bunch of strategies, might be responsible for $1 trillion outstanding. what we saw yesterday was just the beginning of what we could see. erik: that is the question. to understand what comes next, we have to understand better what happened yesterday. the two words that best describe what happened yesterday -- never before. yesterday's 20 point move in the mix was, totally unprecedented. we have built a chart together that illustrates this point. the magnitude of a 20 point move in the vix was theoretically not possible. if you look at the distribution

rerescue teams and taiwan n are trying to locate survivors trapped in the rubble after a 6.4 magnitudearthquake struck on tuesday night. program, a up in the major court case underway in san francisco pitting two tech giants against one another in the race to self driving cars. all of that coming up in business. -- snow suitesr across northern france, causing chaos in the french capital and far beyond. we will have all of that and plenty more. you are watching "live from paris." ♪ first, our top story after marathon turks, angela merkel's conservatives and -- talks, angela merkel -- form a coalition government. the talks end months of political wrangling following elections last september. let's bring the latest on this, jessica is in berlin. jessica: we are getting more and more information about what exactly this agreement contains and also which of these politicians from the conservative side and social democrats will hold which post in which ministry.y. so cold -- social democrats have cleaned up. they managed to keep the foreign ministry and also get family ministry and environmen

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this time around, similar magnitude.hese things can really have a significant impact or not, depending on where you are. the topography, the building structures, how protective they are or how earthquake resistant they are. quite deadly, 25 kilometers is not that deep, right? it's shallow. that energy that comes to the surface comes quick in the form of shock waves. there it is, september, 2017. we covered that five months ago. i was here with you covering that 7.1. that occurred on the 32nd anniversary of one of their deadliest in 1985, a magnitude of 8.0 that killed thousands of people. very busy ring of fire here. by the way, we have had aftershocks. you can expect that with 7.2 and upwards of 5.8. i want to leave you, if you are traveling into the united states or watching from the northeast, winter storm warnings posted from new york and boston. the purple is where the lesser amounts will fall as far as snowfall. this area of low pressure to the north and east. saturday night, to the early part of sunday, we'll cont

desde mÉxico un fuerte terremoto de magnitud 7.2. en el estado de oaxaca.sde ya se ve que varios edificios han sido evacuados. las calles estÁn abarrotadas de personas. como puede ver en estas imÁgenes. despuÉs del movimiento telÚrico se sintiÓ en 10 estados. le comentamos t tambiÉn que a las cinco en el noticiero telemundo (...( y ocho nuestra compaÑera ana mÉndez estarÁ en vivo desde ciudad de mÉxico . >>> hasta el momento se desconoce si hay vÍctimas. el temblor se sintiÓ muy fuerte en oaxaca y puebla. el epicentro fue en oaxaca. se ha sentido con 7.2 . >>> para algunas personas, t tuvieron algunos minutos de t3:0 a 2:00 minutos antes de que se sintiera el temblor y nos sorprende la tranquilidad de las personas. a las cinco estaremos transmitiendo en vivo desde ciudad de mÉxico. >>> el fbi fracaso al no seguir una pista del autor de la masacre en florida. en enero mostraba intenciones de matar a personas. se ordenÓ una investigaciÓn y el gobernador de florida pidiÓ la renuncia del director del fbi . >>> ademÁs, sin poder recuperarse a un de la tragedia d

allegations and says he's confident the attorney general won't pursue the case a five point seven magnitude aftershock has rocked the eastern taiwanese city of in the biggest since tuesday's earthquake at least seven people are now known to have died after the original six point four magnitude quake more than two hundred fifty others were injured and dozens are still missing firefighters say several people are still trapped in buildings which are on the brink of collapse. coming out al-jazeera follows one man's fight to stop the eviction of three thousand people from contested land in papua new guinea witness is up next more news for you after that to stay with us. i don't know. if you want. to give me any. point joe. to know that if you're getting your voicemail messages but i was going to let you know that the police to have put out a press release calling for your arrest and claiming you discharged a firearm. of course through a lorry just so you know keep safe and talk to used to choose to fight. at the moment straight up on this interview i would not be saved i would still be hiding on

of that buildings the houses of collapsed he says and we're trying to evacuate the six point four magnitude quake struck just before midnight most people here and while the end city would have been told us. in the off the mouth of the trauma people rushed to help a woman on the street. the building next to her one of several in the city the quake crippled at this hotel rescue workers scoured the windows and balconies for people as they pull more than one hundred to safety several residents are trapped inside. authorities say a major highway and two bridges was damaged and hundreds of households left without power. the sound of sirens since ground familiar in this region she states quake is one of dozens to strike the area in recent days and as the cleanup begins people favor now the major trauma could strike again and for more now let's bring in safety and security expert ross feingold he is in taipei this evening hi ross so this earthquake it struck in the middle of the night tell us about the damage that it's done well as you indicated several buildings have partially collapsed and there'

nos espera maÑana con el mundo de los deportes, >> informaciÓn desde mÉxico y confirmar la magnitud decaso de uno de los agentes que tuvo que ser hospitalizado, la acciÓn de los uniformados derogada como hÉroe. >> nos vemos maÑana. . >> chivas rayadas de guadalajara se enfrentan a tigres, cÓmo acabÓ este choque chicos y saÚl "canelo" Álvarez amigo y triple g ya tienen fecha y escenario, del otro lado del muro tenemos a toro y guillermo para todas las damas del show, asÍ que arrancamos con todo no se muevan aplausos aquÍ en "titulares y

emergency services continued to sift through partially destroyed buildings after the 6.4 magnitude quake hit. there are reports that south africa's president jacob zuma could resign — if he can agree a deal with his deputy cyril ramaphosa. mr zuma has been under pressure to quit to avoid a power struggle. and this video is trending on bbc.com. the most powerful rocket in the world has blasted off, making a clean getaway from florida. by the american entrepreneur, elon musk, and it's carrying his old sports car. that's all from me for now. stay with bbc news. and our top story here in the uk: former executives of carillion have spoken publicly for the first time and now on bbc news, all the latest business news live from singapore. asian stock markets surged this morning after wall street bounces back. bowling touches down at the singapore airshow. what deals will they make? —— boeing. good morning, asia. hello, world. glad you could join us for this edition of asia business report. i am rico hizon. we start off with asian markets and they have opened higher after the mulch will stay on w

houses in wales sheik as an earthquake of 4.4 magnitude hits the percentages to north of swansea.

preliminary magnitude 7.5. no word on injuries or damage. in theory there will be. monitor the breaking news throughout the newscast. >>> the news at 4 starts now. good afternoon thanks for being with us on this olympic edition. >> live to south korea in a few minutes. first tonight san jose police acknowledge they va problem. people waiting amounts of time before someone answers the phone if at all. live at police headquarters with a story only on nbc area. >> i was up there at the dispatch center earlier today and the phones are ringing off the hook. the department says the problem is not enough dispatchers. >> reporter: he has virtually no time to take

la magnitud del sismo, 7 -- 7.2 grados.ue nos tiene mÁs de las repercusiones de este temblor. jessica: gracias. fue un movimiento telÚrico que se sintiÓ en cinco estados de este paÍs y despuÉs de que ocurriÓ, hubo muchÍsimo caos. obviamente la gente saliÓ a las calles, el trÁfico se desbordÓ, y segÚn las autoridades casi 1 millÓn dde hhogares y comercios se quedaron sin luz. eran las 5:00 de la tarde con 39 minutos cuando la alerta sÍsmica paralizÓ a la capital mexicana. los edificios comenzaron a moverse como hace cinco meses y los mexicanos salieron de sus casas, departamentos y oficinas en pÁnico , esperando lo peor. todos pedÍan que la tragedia del pasado 19 de septiembre no se repitiera. fue un minuto de terror, y en las calles la noticia corriÓ como pÓlvora. esta vez fue un temblor de 7.2° con epicentro en oaxaca. ¿dÓnde les tocó el sismo? >> en la librerÍa del pÉndulo. mi amigo saliÓ corriendo apenas ssonÓ la alarma. >> [indiscernible] salimos corriendo. jessica: esa fue la buena noticia. la alerta llegÓ a la ciudad

it's the most detailed computer simulation ever made of a magnitude 7 quake in the east bay. it's based on real measurements. >> we look at small earthquakes like the magnitude 4 earthquake in berkeley last month. >> reporter: one thing the simulation shows more clearly than ever, when it comes to shaking, the east bay is backward. the hills shake more and the flat areas shake less. >> these rocks have been dragged along the hayward fault along millions of years. they've been scrunched up and compressed and thickened. >> reporter: meaning the hills could shake far more than the flat lands west of the fault. the simulated quake runs for 20 seconds but here, it shakes for a minute and a half. >> these yellow values indicate motions capable of damage. >> reporter: damage to buildings not built for it. better simulation coop help engineers to design the structures. >> to make them most resilient. >> reporter: in livermore, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >> we hope it doesn't happen, but if it does happen, we want to be >>> we're following developing news in san francisco where there

. >>> la enorme magnitud de personas destruyeron letreros de negocios fuera de alcance y mazetas de concretolgunos trabajadores de la ciudad intentando mover las piezas decorativas que nos dicen pesan mÁs de mil libras cada una. >>> yo pienso que estÁ bien que festejen, pero no hagan daÑo a la ciudad, somos de acÁ y tenemos que cuidarla. >>> me gustÓ que estaban thumds, pero de destruir las cosa nos me gustÓ hay que celebrar las cosas con cariÑo y alegrÍa. besos. se desataron. >>> la policÍa de filadelfia no ha revelado muchos detalles de los distinto de anoche y aquellos heridos y sabemos que se preparan para la ola de gente este jueves cuando se realiza el desfile en filadelfia, crÍstian cÁceres telemundo. los bomberos agregaron que los fuertes vientos fueron.... de las torres de electricidad. >>> el forense del condado santa clara identificÓ al ciclista que muriÓ atropellado el pasado jueves scott harvey de 55 aÑos de edad atropellado entre las calles caribbean y borro gan. el conductor del camiÓn que atropellÓ a harvey conducÍa en estado de ebriedad. >>> quienes visiten las cascadas en e

a one point zero magnitude rumble make a real difference obviously kind in some cases yeah then the magnitude screw tico and if an earthquake is a magnitude unit bigger that one actually was seven point seven and nine hundred ninety nine that gives a thirty times as much energy is six point seven and the ground moves much more so bigger is very deadly and even a main street six if it hits right on a town can be devastating which will watch what happens us any in the coming hours it's very vital for those in taiwan for the moment john but only in los angeles thanks so much for joining us a my pleasure. plenty more ahead here on the al-jazeera news hour including israeli forces kill a palestinian man wanted for the shooting of a settler. also african and european leaders gather in rome to talk about refugees but did they find any common ground. and in sport the netherlands hope this man can turn around their footballing fortunes more on that coming up with. the middle east now where a palestinian man is being killed during raids by the israeli army in the occupied west bank city of nablus thirt

there i'm chilling with donald this is the news hour live from london coming up a six point four magnitude earthquake hits taiwan bringing down a hotel and several other buildings here when calls for a month long cease fire in syria's government and russian air strikes killed sixty six people in. a low. u.s. markets vala tile in early trading a day after steel also switch to sell off in asia and europe. and space x. prepares to launch the world's most powerful rocket and send along musk's a tesla roadster where no sports car has gone before. and i'm touching on the fun times with the latest sports news where three days ahead of the winter olympics train russia police begin to arrive in p.r. chunks while others are still fighting for the right to compete i'll have more on that story later. their warm welcome to the program a six point four magnitude earthquake has hit eastern taiwan bringing down a hotel and all the buildings the united states geological survey says it struck near the northeast import city of lead several people are thought to be trapped inside the hotel that's it there it'

they show the tremor, which was a magnitude of 4.4.to three years. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. we're back with the late news just after ten. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. for the news where you are. hello there, you're watching bbc news, i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre. lizzy yarnold has become the first british winter olympian to successfully defend a title. she is skeleton champion once again, and laura deas also took bronze. it's the first time there have been two british medallists in the same event. earlier, izzy atkin won bronze in the slopestyle. three british medals in a day, that had never been done before either. there was though, deja—vu in the speed skating as elise christie fell again. joe lynskey reports on british joy at the sliding centre but more heartbreak at the gangneung ice arena. in winter sports cover britain aren't supposed to dominate. no—one told lizzy yarnold, though. lizzy yarnold, what a performance! the first british athlete to succes

it's the most detailed computer simulation ever made of a magnitude 7 quake in the east bay.al measurements. >> we look at small earthquakes like the magnitude 4 earthquake in berkeley last month. >> reporter: one thing the simulation shows more clearly than ever, when it comes to shaking, the east bay is backward. the hills shake more and the flat areas shake less. >> these rocks have been dragged along the hayward fault along millions of years. they've been scrunched up and compressed and thickened. >> reporter: meaning the hills could shake far more than the flat lands west of the fault. the simulated quake runs for 20 seconds but here, it shakes for a minute and a half. >> these yellow values indicate motions capable of damage. >> reporter: damage to buildings not built for it. better simulation coop help engineers to design the structures. >> to make them most resilient. >> reporter: in livermore, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >> we hope it doesn't happen, but if it does happen, we want to be re >>> we're following developing news in san francisco where there are some seri

if we hear any more about this possible coalition but let's move on to other news for now and a magnitude six point four earthquake has hit eastern taiwan killing at least five people and injured more than two hundred others were far far to say at least five people are still trapped inside a hotel on the brink of collapse in the port city of one hundred forty five people remain unaccounted for john de silva reports. working against the clock to search for survivors. rescuers are using cranes to get to those trapped in what's left of while ins marshall hotel when the earthquake struck just before midnight local time the ground floor katie dean leaving the entire building slanting on its site. you go to the. one of them says. there are two people left inside the house one is my older brother and another is a colleague who is in the rescue was a tried to dig further down to look for my brother that's the situation for now. taiwan's president sign one arriving quali in on wednesday morning say when they hear that kind others in that they're building steel frames or prop up the collapsed build

the second incident is the magnitude -- initially it was a magnitude 8.0 earthquake off the coast of alaska. we got notification about 1:30 a.m. back on january 23rdrd. so i mean we follow tsunami threats and earthquake, if it's a major earthquake like that and is in a zone off the coast of alaska or washington oregon, those are capable of triggering a tsunami. we didn't know it was 70 miles off so it didn't trigger a tsunami. but the notifications we rely on or the national tsunami warning center. their initial warning to us was california is under a tsunami watch. so what that means is -- a watch is an earthquake has occurred that is capable of generating a tsunami. our initial reports were the first waves could get to san francisco at 6:20 or 6:40. so during those -- the course of the next couple of hours, obviously we're in the position of what do we tell the public, we still don't know if it's going to materialize into a tsunami. the actions were based on information we had at the time. we put out an alert sf to the population along the coast that could be inundated in the worst

swarms tend to be much smaller in magnitude with many quakes occurring over a period of few days and weeks. the shaking was localized but really shook things up for folks at the epicenter. >> i was in a little farmhouse at the time and the whole thing started shaking and it was pretty cool. >> reporter: i don't know if you know this you're literally standing on top of it. >> hole smokes! ! >> the claire was moving so i feel so afraid. >> reporter: it was pretty sharp. a couple of booms. one lady who lives on this street told me she did have a couple of things fall over but nothing was broken but the fact of the matter is coming up at 5 we will talk to a geophysist who knows about this. but for now i'm have a have a -- tom vacar for fox2 news. >>> an incident earlier this afternoon prompted a shut down at the white house. the secret service said the suv never breached the security zone that surrounded the white house. agents arrested the driver moments after the crash. the woman is known to the secret service and is believed to have serious mental health problems. >>> a former top off

the magnitude 6.4, nearly toppling buildings. people trapped in hotels. bob woodruff reporting in tonight. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. and we begin with that stunning launch. a new american rocket built not by nasa, but by billionaire entrepreneur elon musk. and millions were watching today. his $90 million gamble, launching his own rocket. the spacex falcon heavy lifting off into a clear sky, some very unusual cargo inside. elon musk's own tesla sports car carried into space, where it is tonight, with a dummy there in the driver's seat. that car now speeding toward mars. you can't make this up. three rockets attached are supposed to come back down and stick the landing. but would they? millions again watching that part, as well. all part of elon musk's hope of carrying people back to the moon and starting a colony on mars. abc's david kerley leads us off from cape canaveral tonight. >> three, two -- >> reporter: from the same launch pad america sent men to the moon -- >> liftoff of falcon heavy. >> report

almost a million homes across four states in mexico are without power after a seven point two magnitude earthquake struck the pacific coast the u.s. geological survey says the epicenter was just south of payne atop a and then state of walk out there no reports of casualties so far. this is the scene in mexico city three hundred fifty kilometers from the epicenter web building swayed for more than a minute a magnitude five point eight aftershock about an hour later costs more rumblings in southern and central parts of the country this comes just months after earthquakes killed hundreds of people last september. now the new superhero movie black panther is being tips for international box office success beyond the comic strip story however there's a deeper message of racial inclusion she have a tense he has a story. the six. black term for it was created in one thousand nine hundred eighty six for marvel comics the superhero pinafore come to the technologically of color of our east african culture the film adaptation is being widely praised for its inclusive armed racial empowerment the f

a total of 11 since midnight that were 1.5 magnitude or more. that were 1.5 magnitude or more.us know if you felt any shaking. use social media and the #abc 7 now. >>> thanks jess. apple will make changes to the wireless air pod headphones. >> bloomberg said it could hit the market this year. the upgrade will allow users to activate siri hands-free. the air pods were launched as a replacement for the wired headphone jack which disappeared when the iphone 7 was released. >>> 1973 job application from steve jobs is up for auction and could fetch $50,000. it's not clear what he was applying for. the one-page application is fairly basic, coming from someone who three years later co-founded apple. jobs didn't capitalize a lot of the words and misspelled hewlett-packard. >> i like it. possible but not probable. >> i think he did this when he was still a student in oregon. he eventually dropped out of that because he would become rich and famous and brilliant. >> right. >>> takata reached a settlement. why it will only pay out a fraction of that money. >>> the drug company exec will w