>> and the emphasis on hillary clinton's lighter said came through monday at the university of northern iowa. she aimed at donald trump and criticizing the entire republican field. >> it is somewhat entertaining. their flamboyant frontrunner has grabbed a lot of attention lately. if you look at the policies of all of them running, they are pretty much the same. they're trump without the pizzazz and hair. >> clinton getting out there and taping an interview with "extra." in the chat on the web site monday, she laughs at mario lopez's question about a vice president named bill clinton. >> have you considered bill as a running mate? >> he would be good, but he's not constitution. he has served his two terms. i think the argument would be as vice president, it would not be possible for him to ever succeed to the position. that's what i have been told. it has crossed my mind. >> clinton talks about meeting kim kardashian and kanye west. she told kanye to hold off on running until she completes her second term. >>> another wild day in china stocks. shanghai closed down 3.5%. still worries about ch

been away from campus, and it's just been in the last four years, i was director of athletics at northern iowa the university of iowa and at stanford university, and in those roles i got to be around a lot of great kids, a lot of great coaches and wonderful people. you get all the high highs and the low lows. it goes along with working in a volatile environment. but it's a supportive and team oriented environment as well. and this last four years, the first time that i've been away from that. i've, i really missed the energy that comes with a campus at the end of august and beginning of september. this time of year, you can't replicate the energy that's there. and i honestly even miss some of the knucklehead stuff that, you know, 18, 19, 20 year olds do. and lord knows, there's plenty of those kinds of things. but being away from the good stuff that goes along on campus has, has really reminded me and kind of led me to look at the enterprise of athletics just a little differently. and, as john mentioned, i have been critical of some of the things that we've been doing and not doing in intercol

been away from campus, and it's just been in the last four years, i was director of athletics at northern iowa, at the university of iowa and at stanford university, and in those roles i got to be around a lot of great kids, a lot of great coaches and wonderful people. you get all the hawaiigh highs the low lows. and this last four years, the first time that i've been away from that. i've, i really missed the energy that comes with a campus at the end of august and beginning of september. this time of year, you can't replicate the energy that's there. and i honestly even miss some of the knucklehead stuff that, you know, 18, 19, 20 year olds do. and lord knows, there's plenty of those kinds of things. but being away from the good stuff that goes along on campus has, has really reminded me and kind of led me to look at the enterprise of athletics just a little differently. and, as john mentioned, i have been critical of as many some o things that we've been doing and not doing in intercollegiate and the preponderance of activities and response of the people are unbelievably positive. it's a gre

as if coordinated from the democratic side of the aisle, hillary clinton at the university of northern iowan cedar falls, she charged into the fray on the case of trump versus the fairer sex. ms. clinton: you have heard trump insult and demean women, haven't you? he occasionally throws some heat my way. he recently said i don't have a clue about women's health issues. he would do a much better job for women than i would. as i have said, that's a general election debate i'm really looking forward to. [applause] and i love it when he gets called out for his offensive comments about women. he comes back and says he loves women. in fact, he says he cherishes women. that's nice. same to you,ll the mr. trump, i would rather you stop cherishing us and respecting us instead. so those are two sharp edged attacks on donald trump on this issue. i'm curious as to whether you think one of them was stronger than the other. i liked the carly fiorini thing an awful lot, but i'm curious as to how resonant this could be more damaging to trump? from the supero pac and hillary clinton on the stump are coming f

the university of northern iowa, she aimed at donald trump and criticized the entire republican field. >> it entertaining. their flamboyant frontrunner has grabbed a lot attention. if you look at the policies of all of them running, they are pretty much the same. they are trump without the pizzazz and hair. >> she laughs at the mario lopez question about vice president decline. clinton. >> he would be good, but he is not eligible under the constitution. he served his two terms. i think the argument would be as vice president, it would not be possible for him to ever succeed the position. that's what i have been told. it has crossed my mind. >> it has crossed her mind. clinton talks about meeting kim kardashian and kanye west. kanye should hold off until she completes her second term. >>> substantial agreement on cyber security issues. as a result, the obama administration will not impose sanctions on chinese companies ahead of the visit by the president of china. >>> time for an early start on your money. seeing more volatility in china stocks. the benchmark index for shanghai is down

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clinton also spoke to students today at the university of northern iowa.he talked about sexual assaults on college campuses and took shots at donald trump for some of his comments about women. the republican front-runner will be in dallas tonight for a rally and a poll shows he is still in the lead and carson is up 14 points since july which could make thins interesting when they're sharing a stage at the next debate on wednesday. doreen? >> chris lawrence, thank you. >>> they've walked nearly 1,000 miles carrying their message for justice and equality and tomorrow they'll reach d.c. the naacp's journey for justice started in selma, alabama, in early august. marchers have made their way through five states and they have a list of goals for congress and it includes equal pay and education rights and standards across all law enforcement agencies. leaders tell us they've gotten support along the way. >> we have seen people in small towns, big cities, sprawling suburbs who have waved at us and offered us food or brought money for refreshments. >>> the group of

today, one still going on, that one is in decora and another earlier today at the university of northern iowaboth targeted toward increasing hillary clinton's appeal with women, which appears to be an on going problem now for her campaign. >> it starts right here in iowa and i need your help. >> reporter: hillary clinton back in iowa today acknowledging the cnn republican debate and dismissing it in the same breathe. >> on wednesday, the top down out of touch policies they have been hawking. >> events reaching out to women voters in the latest poll while clinton is still the clear front runner with 42%, her support on women declined and speaking to re reporters, she sidestepped a question about why. >> i feel confident where we are in the campaign and very committed to doing everything i can to make my case as effectively as possible to women and men and i think that will be successful. >> reporter: second in the polls and rising, clinton's emerging rival bernie sanders speaking to an unlikely group at the university. >> i am not an expert on the bible. >> reporter: acknowledging is very diff

hillary clinton spoke at a women for hillary event at the university of northern iowa, and for the firstime she laid out her plan to fight the epidemic of sexual assault on college campuses. clinton's proposal includes a support network for survivors. meanwhile, bernie sanders took his progressive message to liberty university today. sanders spoke to a packed auditorium at the christian school in lynchburg, virginia. he acknowledged how his views on social and economic issues differ with some in the crowd. he also stressed the importance of open civil discourse. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> well, a beautiful fall-like day today, a lot like what we had yesterday. temperatures really only in the 70s right now. take a look at center city, crystal clear skies. we have a lot of dry air in place and whenever we have this type of dry air, that means the overnight temperatures will be cool, so once again a very cool overnight hour for us, so even into tomorrow morning for the commute it's going to stay cool. dry stretch as we go through basically

my alma mater, the university of northern iowa, created a program five years ago with the theme -- and i quote -- "live like a student." the program includes workshops and coshes designed to educate -- and courses designed to educate students on the importance of living within their means while they're in school so they need not live like a student later in life. as a result, the university has lowered average student debt from more than $26,000 down to $23,163. grand view university, also in my state, has a financial empowerment plan where students and families construct a comprehensive four-year financing plan. under this plan, borrowing is based on the student's future earning potential in the student's field of study. the four-year plan also helps ensure students graduate on time and tuition increases are kept at 2% a year over sthoas four years -- over those four years. iowa student loan, my state's based nonprofit lender, also has a program called the student loan game plan, which is an online interactive resource that calculates a student's likely debt-to-income ratio. it walks

we did a show at university of northern iowa together, we did some standup at a college. >> you think i am here. >> seth: yeah, i know. [ laughter ] i just feel like -- >> we also -- do you remember, it was -- there was a blizzard. >> seth: there was a blizzard, yeah. >> and i flew there. i don't think you made it out. because -- >> seth: made it out after? >> no, the first fly in. >> seth: yes, right, that's true. >> i arrived, i think because i'm not, i wasn't as important in the tv world or anything like that. >> seth: they wouldn't fly in a blizzard with me, because i'm too high value. >> right. exactly. [ laughter ] so i was at an airport hotel. >> seth: mm-hmm. >> not to be bragadocious. [ laughter ] but it was the first night i'm remembering that i was supposed to appear on "the sarah silverman program", and it was the only thing to do, for me. just, i had -- i was snowed in. and i was waiting for it to air. i got up, went and found a vending machine. >> seth: uh-huh. >> got distracted. forgot. [ laughter ] >> seth: due to the choices? [ laughter ] >> i guess. [ laughter ] >> a

those storms now into eastern iowa, northern missouri. flash flood watch continuing for areas of iowa here, even in the early morning hours. taking a look at the rainfall totals expected later today. there were some six-inch rainfall totals in iowa yesterday. i think now it's going to pivot down to the southwest corner of missouri, seeing over two, maybe three inches of rain over the next 24 hours. today's weather? 90 degrees, new york city. 92, charleston. 93 in indianapolis, indiana. that's ahead of a weather front moving this way. those storms all right along that weather front. meanwhile down through areas of the southeast, raleigh at 87 degrees. at least the showers and thunderstorms are out of the outer banks. maybe coastal south carolina could see a few later today as well as down through the sunshine state. but 94 in jackson. look at san angelo, dallas. all 99 to 100 degrees. big heat down through the southern tier states. betty? >> thank you so much. we appreciate that. >>> for the fifth day, embattled kentucky clerk kim davis has

those storms now into eastern iowa, northern missouri. ash flood watch continuing for areas of iowa here, even in the early morning hours. taking a look at the rainfall totals expected later today. there were some six-inch rainfall totals in iowa yesterday. i think now it's going to pivot down to the southwest corner of missouri, seeing over two, maybe three inches of rain over the next 24 hours. today's weather? 90 degrees, new york city. 92, charleston. 93 in indianapolis, indiana. that's ahead of a weather front moving this way. those storms all right along that weather front. meanwhile down through areas of the southeast, raleigh at 87 degrees. at least the showers and thunderstorms are out of the outer banks. maybe coastal south carolina could see a few later today as well as down through the sunshine state. but 94 in jackson. look at san angelo, dallas. all 99 to 100 degrees. big heat down through the southern tier states. betty? >> hot in the south. thank you so much. we appreciate that. >>> for the fifth day, embattled kentucky cle

way up through almost sioux falls and dries out slightly as it goes into southern minnesota and northern iowao watching another low pressure system bringing some rain to coastal north and south carolina even parts of georgia, that's going to move in. you could see 4 plus inches and you know what's blogging it from getting up here, the pope's high pressure system. we put a little halo over the high, robin. >> always can count on you, ginger. thank you very much. >>> amy has the morning's other top stories starting with a major disaster, unfortunately, overseas. >> a tragedy at one of the holiest events of the year for muslims called the hajj. the annual muslims pill garageage to saudi arabia. more than 300 have been killed in a stampede near that holy city. all religious muslims are obligated to make the pilgrimage once in their lives. before the hajj began more than 100 people died in a crane collapse at a mosque. well, this morning volkswagen's stock is starting to bounce back now that the ceo has stepped down. but more resignations are expected in the wake of the emissions cheating scandal.

what is a great decision at the university of oklahoma may be an awful decision another northern iowa where i spent some time, and maybe even worse decision at siena if you think about what their needs might be. and so increasingly i wonder about whether or not we can continue to manage this enterprise with 1200 schools and the ncaa, 350 in division 1, and trying to make rules that essentially create a level playing field. and we have said that for derek okayeds. we want a level playing field elm want us all to be equal. what that means is we dumb down a lot of our processes in deference to the people who can't afford a faster set of priorities, and so i think there's a real question as we re-organize the ncaa yet again, as to whether or not we can meet the varied needs of that wide and diverse population. this is an infinitely more complex environment than the nfl or the nba or major league baseball. when you -- think about having 32 entitieses managed by people who actually own the businesses, and the decision processes that go into it, it's not even close. mark emert has an extraor

she called it an epidemic in a speech at the university of northern iowa. plan calls for a support network for survivors and disciplinary proceedings for both accusers and the accused. >>> at least seven people were killed after a crane at a bridge construction site collapsed in india. the giant piece of equipment fell into the river ganghis in the eastern part of the country. those killed were workers in a boat on the river. >>> a female power lifter from russia pulling off an impressive stunt in an attempt to set a national record. she pulled a 17 ton tram car for more than 6 feet. she says she has been in training for six months. it's unclear whether she set the record. that's a cnbc news update at this hour. back to you. >> i almost pulled my back making the bed the other day, sharon. >> you don't even want to see what contraption is going on with my sprained ankle and crutches behind my. i don't know how this woman did it, but pretty amazing. >> sharon epperson, thank you. >>> north tlop and lockheed martin are in the war to be the dominant eyes in the

could be heavy rain from iowa to northern missouri and into illinois. >>> taking to the skies, airportle in kansas city, detroit and, of course, chicago. >>> we move to a harrowing ordeal for a family in misafter a little buy and his dog fell down a well. >> the 4-year-old and his dog were trapped for about 25 feet under ground. initial attempts to get him out failed because he couldn't figure out how to attach the rope. but rescuers eventually pulled him to safety followed by his dog. >> we had all the volunteer fire departments here in lincoln county, the sheriff's office, brook haven fire department. i just can't say enough about what everybody did to get this boy out of the well safe. >> rescuers and onlookers cheered as the boy was hoisted up. he was cold, hungry and dirty but not hurt. >> down there for several hours, happy to be back on terra firma. >>> a massive drug bust in colombia, police seized a metric done of cocaine hidden in a shipment of printer cartridgers. so far no arrests in that one. >>> well, a squatter in washington state didn't just take over a vacant home with

locally heavy rein from iowa to northern missouri and illinois. >>> finally this half hour another labor day tradition has come and gone. this one took place in san diego. it was an annual sand sculpting competition. >> we think you'll grow. some of the designs were remarkable not to mention timely. ndace crone has the details. >> reporter: crafting a sand sculpture like this takes the right tools, a creative idea and most importantly passion. >> you know, this is built like a linebacker for a reason. >> reporter: the annual competition draws artists from all across the world. this year's theme is the olympics and there was one sculpture that drew lots of attention. >> the sculpture shows bruce jenner holding a medal in one hand, he unzips himself with the other and caitlin emerges. some were immediately fascinate sfwld pretty cool. >> reporter: others had to explain the sculpture to their grandkids. >> oh, oh. she's now a different gender. >> reporter: ironic the sculpture did not win the people's choice award but certainly garnered the most attention. ultimately the sculpture that one

bernie sanders now ahead of hillary clinton in both iowa and new hampshire rallied supporters in northern virginia tonight and our garrett haake says his fans are energized. >> bernie sanders! >> reporter: senator bernie sanders struck a familiar chord tonight in front of thousands of supporters who gathered to hear and repeat his progressive prescriptions for the country. >> the only way we win is when tens of millions of americans stand up and say loudly and clearly enough is enough! [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: the vermont senator worked his way through a laundry list of major liberal issues standing up for the environment and against more war, but most of all he focused snappily on economic inequality. >> i am send -- sharply on economic inequality. >> i am sending a very simple straightforward message to the billionaire class and that is you cannot have it all. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: this is the kind of excitement that senator sanders was able to generate here in manassas tonight, but he will need more than the loyal grassroots to win in virginia. that's why

pictures there and today we have that threat along the same cold front from parts of eastern iowa up through northernsin. your local news and weather is next from your abc station. >> good morning, philadelphia police are looking for three suspects who have broken into pharmacies and stolen powerful narcotics. surveillance video shows thieves using power tools getting into a safe where narcotics are stored. they are linked to 8 robberies since march. good morning i'm tamala edwards. let's go over to karen rogers looking a the 422. >> reporter: we're jammed to 29 on 422. we have an accident be blowing germantown pike and trooper road and a problem involving a deer off to the side on eagleville road. i-95 southbound traffic heading toward center city. 40 minute ride that's a good sized delay between woodhaven and the vine. 42 we've seen extra heavy delays, 350 minute ride. usually we see 250 or so. this is a big delay. on the atlantic city expressway you're jammed at 295. that's a reason for slow go and touch of fog in a few spots. >> we'll take a short break and come back with the exclusive accuweathe

pictures there and today we have that threat along the same cold front from parts of eastern iowa up through northernn. your local news and weather is next from your abc station. >>> good morning. i'm eric thomas. waves from that earthquake in chile expected to hit santa cruz this morning. so far no nature activity at the santa cruz harbor. could see the surf rise by half a foot. boat owners say even a small surge could cause serious damage. the tsunami advisory extended. >>> the lake county sheriff expects to find ruins near the valley fire. cadaver dogs and handlers looking for those thought to have died in the fire. the valley fire burned more than 73,000 acres and is 35% contained. >>> morning commute. here's sue hall. >>> lots of activity out there. nothing major in the way of accidents. heavy traffic flow from golden gate field past university on the macarthur maze and traffic stacked up behind the bay bridge toll plaza. a fire reported off the side of the road. westbound 580 at altamont. crews en route, but traffic typically slow out of here, but may be abig distraction over the alt tony, tati

pictures there and today we have that threat along the same cold front from parts of eastern iowa up through northern wisconsin. next from your abc station. >>> rafael very race was stabbed to death inside his car at dumont and sheep heard avenue in east new york. this happened before 1:00 this morning. new lots says it was veras's first day on the job. others say it is unsafe to park in the area. police are looking at surveillance video from inside the cab. >>> we are fog a missing child alert in -- following a missing child alert. she was wearing a yellow shirt school on the front. er noncustodial parents police believe abducted her. shmaybe -- she may be in danger. >>> happening today, the first arraignment in if the hazing death of a baruch college student. michael deng died during a ritual at a rental house in the poconos two years ago. prosecutors say the 19-year-old hit his head after being physically abused. his flat brothers allegedly waited an hour before getting help. five students are being it's a. >>> long island railroad commuters, your delays are expected to ease as crews continue to m

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a chance of storms esespecially through the midwest, range in northern illinois, back through iowa. that will spread east and we could see strong storms redevelop this afternoon and flash flood watches are in effect in that area. i have iphone forever from sprint, so i never have to wait to get the newest iphone. i don't have iphone forever from sprint, so it's 15 months until i can upgrade to the new iphone 6s. but i don't mind waiting. and i'm not jealous of your new iphone either. our best deal ever. $15/mo. includes an iphone 6s and a new iphone every year forever. and we'll pay off every dime of your old phone or contract so you can switch. can i just switch to sprint? pre-order today. [trouble hearing on the phone, visit sprintrelay.com] >> i'm meteorologist brittney shipp. lots of sunshine expected for us once again today. temperatures above average, ranging between 84 and 87 degrees. wind speeds out of the southwest 5 to 10 miles per hour, so our humidity is slowly going to creep back up, as we head into saturday you'll feel the difference. temperatures in mid-80s above aver

iowa, so that front is headed this way, cooler weather headed this way. not much in the way of moisture with that front. just a few showers on the northern edge there. a lot of moisture, though, off the southeast coast. low pressure center developing there, could become tropical or sub tropical, and something we're going it have to watch next week, not this weekend. the future cast shows the front comes through during the weekend, we could see a shower or two early sunday morning, late saturday night, but the general trend is going to be for drying to come in and that's just in time for the eagles to play. not only will the temperature be down, but the humidity will be down, too. it's going to be real comfortable, pretty good football weather. 77 degrees at kickoff with a little bit of a breeze. nothing too extreme. much more of a breeze down south here as this low pressure develops off the southeast coast. now that is going to get reasonably close as we go into next week, so there is a chance of some rain coming in with this low pressure center, just one computer model. european one, as we look at it live. that moves away, then another one develops

northern virginia today for a rally. sanders is surging ahead in the polls leading hillary clinton in new hampshire and even some polls in iowalf-described socialist called his campaign a grass roots effort. tonight's rally will be at the prince william fair grounds. doors open at 6:00. the program starts at 8:00. >>> a beautiful day on tap. we're going to see a high of 78 degrees. mostly sunny skies. it will be a little bit breezy from time to time but tomorrow might be even better with a high of 84. still lots of sunshine and that humidity remains nice and comfortable throughout the entire workweek as women. lots and -- as we. lots and lots of sunshine. >>> we have an accident on the outer loop. the beltway at new hampshire avenue involving a few vehicles out there causing delays for folks heading toward college park. just be mindful of that. sky 9 if we can take that is still over the accident on the bw parkway. again the accident is cleared. that's got news. the bad news is we still have the delays going o. kenilworth avenue is open. that's a good alternate to take at this point. i want to give you a live look from our ma

into the northern plains, throughout the day today, watch storms fire across iowa and into minnesota.s monsoonal type across the southwest. labor day. >> labor day. >> unofficial end of summer. unofficial, unofficial means it doesn't count. >> which means we're grilling. we're grilling this weekend at my house. we've got steaks out. >> time. it's labor day. if you want the last hurrah in. we've got to get the tips in for what you can do with your cookout. here with some tips how to make the perfect steak is the executive chef from delfrisco's, brian crissman. welcome. f eighted on the grill. >> we can't see the cameras. cameras over there? >> brian. >> i ate lunch and dinner at your restaurant the other day and i can say, the best. how can we do this at home? >> it all starts with having the highest quality meat. >> yeah. >> we do everything usda prime, and your highest quality meat is going to provide the most flavor and cook the best on your grill. >> is that all you need to know? look for usda prime? >> absolutely. i suggest getting to know your butcher, building that relationship

many northern areas will be cooler with temperatures into the 60s and 70s, only for your high temperatures. severe weather forecast across parts of the plains, you see across kansas to iowa and northwest, you have that risk where some severe storms today and tomorrow focuses from parts of oklahoma to illinois again. over to you, heather and ainsley. >> thank you, maria. >>> do you think you are beyonce's number one fan? if so, think again. ♪ >> queen b's husband rapper jay-z, you recognize him, front and center at the made in america festival in philly. fans thought he was singing and can't sing in the crowd. while trying to hide his identity with a gray hoodie. would you recognize him? >> i think i would. the profile. >>> ten minutes after the top of the hour. parents targeted by their own sons in a sinister plot. >> not being able to make the 911 call, very uncertain what would have happened. >> what happened behind closed doors that nearly ended in murder? >>> a referee pummeled by high school players. look what happened right before the chaos unfolded. >>> this police officer didn't have to call for backup. the story behind the teenager's good deed is going viral. >>

iowa suggesting the same. we were at a rally not far from washington, d.c. manassas, virginia, there are 3,000 or 4,000 people there. manassas is not exactly a liberal area. between more liberal northern virginia and the more conservative part of the commonwealth of virginia. bernie sanders has those screaming fans out there. you've seen him at these rallies. i've been on the road with hillary clinton. she doesn't get crowds anywhere near that at various events across the country. her campaign insists that's because they're focused on organizing and they're going to get people to the polls and to the caucuses in iowa and that some of these folks who are turning out for the sanders rallies are along for the ride and are not actually going to turn turn out for him. we're going to find out if that's true or not. >> hillary clinton's campaign has been counting on the woman vote and it has dropped like a stone. what happened? >> it's gone down 29 percentage points in this new "washington post" abc news poll in terms of democratic -- clinton leaning democratic women who were for her to the tune of 71% back in july. down to 42% now. hillary clinton on the road in iowa yesterday made clear th

. >> none of these guys have shown appeal beyond northern liberal white people which isn't how you get the democratic nomination that much. it is iowacould win the caucus. so i do think elizabeth warren to be -- >> what's the thread between those two to a different extent donald trump? is it that they're real and authentic and speak their mind and throw arms open and answer as many questions as you want me to answer opposed to the old guarded let's build a fortress around the candidate and answer things the way we want to answer them and not be totally forthcoming. people love watching people speak their minds and say what they believe and represent who they truly are and that's bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. >> let's talk about the importance of bernie with this sort of style. leading in new hampshire. 19 points swing? >> in the nbc poll. >> and now leading in iowa which was supposed to be hillary's sort of firewall. she'll be great in iowa because she's well organized in iowa, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera and there's been an 18, 19-point swing over the past month or two in iowa. you start going down the list and if hillar

iowa, not just giving speeches and spending time on t.v. >> thank you. >> after shocks are rattling nerves in chile after an earthquake with a magnitude 8.3. it hit off the coast of northern chile last night. five were killed. we have more. >> the 8.3 magnitude earthquake hit as thousands were traveling to the coast ahead of a week long national holiday. people living in the capital santiago described buildings surveyinging and shaking. >> the motion began slightly, then got stronger and stronger. we were on the 12th floor and it was not stopping. fits it was side to side, and then like little jumps. >> everything was moving so much that i had to hold the post, because i couldn't stand. then the after shock. i had to take a cab, but now there's traffic everywhere. the earthquake today was very strong. >> 46 kilometers from the epicenter of the quake, homes were damaged and electricity knocked out. the mayor of the city described the city as panicked. high waves have hit some areas and hazardous waves are expected along chile's coast. >> right now, they are all the coast without people, and the waves are places near the earthquake. right now people are in the hills because