peter hall warns that the last fatal eruption occurred almost two years after the initial blasts.don't forget what happened in 1916 and 1918." we went for a long period without activity and the big eruption came late. narrator: if a new eruption threatens, the scientists may have time to issue another alert. the question is, who will heed the call? ator: lcanoes loom over life and landscape in ecuador, just as they have for thousands of years. humans here, as in other places, treat natural hazards if they are lucky, tungurahua will go back to sleep for a long nap. geographers will keep a watchful eye and maybe one day intercede between humans and their sometimes-olent environment. narrator: in the subregion of latin america called "southern south america," the country of chile is also threated by volcanoes and earthquakes. but here, pacific rim dynamism is more about economics than plate tectonics. 2,500 miles long and averaging just 90 miles wide, this elongated state spans diverse range of natural environments. each of those environments offers opportunities based on those activ

with peter orr and, there are two, i was very, very worried about it and there are two notes that peter hall gave me, one was, don't think that you have got to play every aspect of a part in every scene of a character. you just play one small bit of it, and the next scene you can concentrate on another, and the next and then at the end, maybe you will have presented the whole character. which was a very good tip to learn because you get so anxious, ophelia, i was madder than your box of frogs, you know, but i know now that i only needed one way of saying she was mad. >> rose: is that a british expression, madder than a box of frogs? >> is it? >> rose: i don't know. >> or a cut snake? there are a number, mad as a box of frogs. >> rose: a box of frogs. or a snake. you could just think of madness with a bunch of frogs in a box. >> and then the other thing he said was, don't believe that everything everybody says about you in a play is true. >> rose: you mean how good your performance was? >> no. in a barber says, well, when they say to him, what she likes, when she gets back to rome and she sat

no reason to deny another wall march moving in but today is crop call reports peter was shotted outside san francisco city hall and they made with ed lee to discuss the new arena. the new owners are believed to be unhappy with the team's current home at the oakland coliseum. they will given the longest and it takes riders from the gold country it runs 149 to clovis which is 130 miles. >> went to see the end of same 3 and spectators shopped at the downtown stores. this year it was a heat of 15 anybody with 15,000 fans. >> you can see the impact, it is a tremendous boom for livermore. >> now the city hosted an after party to keep visitors around and they are driving some -- they are joining some locals by -- while dancing in the streets, he has won all three stations so far. >>> a simulator has helped to bring teens and the system how hayer drives through a -- simulator drives through a virtual neighbor, then they are told to text within seconds on a most of them veered and even crashed. >> i have texted and drove before. >> i thought it was good, i should not text and drive at the same time. >> more than 300 te

> that's right, i have some firsthand information because i was at city hall and there were people out there saying they saw peterlways the chronicle but people at city hall were talking about it. >> so they confirmed the owners were there? >> yes, unless all the people were lying they are all -- >> i don't think so. >> well on 237 south bay, north bay getting 101 to the change that traffic -- interchange that traffic is moving well. getting out to the mcarthur maze that traffic is moving well and it is going well but not quite stop and go. >>> clouds are around and the fog bank extends well up and down the coast and the table is set for what it looks like a rather cool day and it may be a slow process, tomorrow each cooler, still it doesn't take much. it will be a warmer pattern as we head into the weekend and if those two have a component of a sea breeze and it has made it to the valley that is a sign of a cooler pattern. everyone is close on temperatures and fairfield's information and system have stopped working but i hang my hat on that this time of year so come on guys, get that fixed. that will sweep to th

governor's a patriot and so is peter for coming out to that town hall meeting.or web site, where the talking points memo is posted each evening. tonight, we have the investigation on the norfolk, virginia, situation, which is an amazing story. we are way out in front of this. only national programs covering this right now. we will continue to do that. so check us out each evening. and spout off about the factor from anywhere in the world. name and town if you wish to ooh pine. we are bringing it back, don't be a ninnyhammer when writing to the factor, or anything else, as far as that goes. thanks for watg

my name is peter gulotta, i am a resident of district 6. i am also a city hall fellow, working for the city of san francisco for the next year. i'm also a board member of the harvey milk lgbt democratic club. i am also here tonight because one of the issues affecting my community and many communities in san francisco is a loss of federal funding for hiv and aids services. under the ryan white act. so i am here to request that the city meet the needs of the those affected by the loss of this funding. i am hoping the city will back fill that funding. we know the facts. the rates of the hiv aids transmission is increasing, and has increased since the 1980's. we know folks rely on this funding to live and survive and thrive. this directly affects so many people in my life and my community. so i am here on behalf of everyone to say that i hope the city will take action on this and meet the loss of that funding. thank you. [applause] >> my question -- is there adequate funding for senior immigration services this year? [speaking chinese] thank you. [applause] >> good

. >> all the girls that were in the hall used to call me peter pan. she is my girlfriend. even though i am leery of being with men because of what i have been through in the past, i think being with her i don't know. it's just something about it, her looking like a guy but knowing that she's a girl is intriguing i guess. >> emilie keen is assigned to a neighboring housing unit. but the couple has learned to skirt jail regulations in order to carry on their clandestine courtship. >> we are not allowed to have any letters. we can't pass to any other inmates. so we have to be sneaky about it. so we go to this door, and then, after it is folded like this, we just pass it under like that. and then they grab it. and then, they write one and send it back. i stuff this in my legal folders so they can't search it. this i covered it with like a cover letter to the, to the judge. but, these are all of the letters from emilie. and i think i have given her even more. there's 71 letters in here. >> keen still remembers the first time daly wrote her. >> i, you know read the letter from b

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it will be on sale afterwards in back of the hall, i hope you'll buy it and the author peter will be happy to sign it for you. we're happy to have him with us tonight. he brings frequently and reported from a ton of places. the author of tokyo, the city at the end of the world. i'm happy to say that asia society has been able to make important contributions which continue to informing the policy dialogue in the united states and asia and to helping directly through tract two and other initiatives to bring about a democratic transition. we're delighted to have the architect of the efforts and asia vice president for global policy programs. to conduct the conversation with peter. suzanne is coauthor with the asia society report advance the transaction away forward for u.s. policy. which i think you'll find copies of on your chair. i urge you all to read it. it's a really excellent and important piece of work. suzanne and her team are also doing important things in relation to iran, pakistan, and afghanistan and other issues facing asia and the world. this summer they'll release a new r

peter jennings, the late peter jennings saw me in the hall at abc would go? >> really? point. to abc's credit they did air much of my stuff. >> you write in the book demanded you be fired because your bias was quote an embarassment? he was embraersed by you. how many conservatives or libertarians were there running around abc news at the time? one, two? >> none. there were no conservatives and libertarian. >> brit hume was conservative. >> he was in the closet at abc. playing it down the middle. >> wouldn't let it affect his reporting. >> i called him in the closet because we all have opinions. i was letting mine out. abc acted as i was only guy in the building with an opinion was me. >> do you that is changing now? do you think advent of cable news where people hear both side and internet where they hear both side that they're starting to be a little bit more opened-minded to both sides? >> i don't know if they're open-minded but at least at cnn and abc, cbs they now know there is another side and it is not like, oh, we are wholly in the middle and right and those wack

in a up to hall meeting, he answered two questions from 11-year-old peter schwartz.at he said. >> i understand the law that you passed. but i don't understand what to do if a person is bullying me. >> i will give you advice, first as a dad, then as a governor. okay? first as a dad, if someone is bullying you, you the the first thing you do is go to your parents and tell them. which i am sure you have probably done. next, is the advice as governor. everybody has a boss. everybody has a boss. and so whoever that person in authority is who is bullying you, you need to go and your parents need to go to that parent's boss and lay out the case as to who's going on and tell the truth about it and make a stink over it. because no one in this state should be subjected to that. peter is apparently an aspiring reporter because it appears he has a follow-up. what's your follow-up, peter? hold on. microphone's right there. >> i need a note for school. >> you need a note for school? [laughter] >> peter, please excuse peter from school today. he was with me. all right? [cheers and

but first we want to get to tamron hall sitting in for natalie over at the news desk. >> good morning, savannah and petereryone. authorities in los angeles want to question justin bieber about an alleged physical altercation with a member of the paparazzi on sunday nbc's kristen dahlgren has the story. >> reporter: witnesses say it was a completely different justin bieber who they watched go after a paparazzo sunday afternoon. according to reports the teen superstar, his girlfriend actress selena gomez, were leaving this shopping center near his home, after seeing a movie together when the altercation occurred. witnesses say bieber bolted from a van he was driving to confront this photographer who moments earlier was seen snapping pictures of the couple as they were pulling away from the parking area. in a press release the malibu sheriff's office says when they arrived onscene a man told deputies as he took pictures of mr. bieber he was physically battered by the singer. bieber and gomez left the scene before deputies arrived according to witnesses. the victim complained of pain and requested medical at

. >>> chris christie getting an unusual request at a town hall meeting from a sixth grader named petere for school? peter, please excuse peter from school today, he was with me. >> that is so cute. a far better excuse than the dog ate my homework. if you are mitt romney does this make you want chris christie as your running mate even more, jason? >> obviously, this kid's teacher is a democrat who doesn't like christie, he needed an excuse. he is not going to be mitt romney's running mate, doesn't want a running mate who will outsign him he should go for bob mcdonnell in virginia. let christie write notes for kids, but not vp material, not for mitt romney. >> crystal? >> i hate to say this i'll dpree with jason on part of what he said. chris christie is not vp material for two reasons. we don't pick a vp on ability to give out hall passes and excuse notes to sixth graders, so they can get back in school and second, if chris christie wanted to be a vp pick, he would lose weight. we got no president since president taft who was that big, you can't be -- wait a minute, you can't been one h

it will be on sale afterwards in back of the hall, and i hope you all buy it and the author peter popham will be happy to sign up for you. we're happy to have him with us tonight. he writes frequently for the british newspaper, the independent, and has reported from albania, mongolia, south asia, and now italy. he's also the author of tokyo, the city and the end of the world. i'm happy to say that asia society has been able to make important contributions which continue to implement the policy dialogue in the united states and asia, and to help make directly to attractive and other initiatives to bring about a democratic transition in myanmar. we're delighted that the architect of those efforts in asia sides vice president for global policy programs, suzanne dimaggio, to conduct our conversation with peter. suzanne is co-author with priscilla clapp of the asia society report, enhance -- a way forward for u.s. policy which i think you'll find copies of on future. i urge you all to read it. it is a really excellent and important piece of work. suzanne and her team are also doing important

lieutenants were involved in the saab bombings in 2003 where i think peter and had i had a nice lunch, one of the royal families big dining hallswere both there after the tacks. we didn't knew it was al qaeda. but later, we just in the reporting of the book, we came to realize that i think it was him one of the names run together. some of the people that had been working for ksm were involved in the plot. i think there was a tremendous amount of them. the plot against the pope andwj against president clinton, it's hard to tell how close 0. i do know when they surged the room where they were plotting all of the this which caught fire for a law enforcement. they found robes and other things they indicated they were trying to get cloaks. they pick on the root at the motorcade. so there was certainly, fairly, what's the word? eager try to do this.ya >> what do you assess ksm's motivation to be? >> i think that what's one of the most fascinating things about the upcoming trial if and when it happens. is how eager ksm is to tell the word what the moted elevations are. i think that's one reason in the book we have the transcript verba

. >> peter, you ever talk to the air products guys? and if you see them in the hallsay anything to them? >> i don't have any dialogue with the air products guys at all. they are still a big supplier of ours there are others in the company that have dialogue. but i don't. >> i think that's probably better that way. anyway, airgas is a packaged u.s. -- you guys have fabulous, very easy to understand presentations for people who want to learn about the company. there are 100 independents that account for nearly 25% of the total market. the 100 largest. but 900 altogether 50%. are these the people that you are going to be seeking out to figure out whether they should join the airgas fold once you step down as ceo? >> yes. you know, although we have 25% of the market, we feel like we have a lot of runway in terms of acquisitions because as you say, 50% of the market, or slightly over that, is held by 900 independents. and the federal trade commission looks at how many options a customer has. and there's hundreds of local markets in the u.s. because you can only haul packa

hall. >> i kind of need a note for school. >> you need a note for school? >> peterays please excuse peter from school today. he was with me. all right? >> something tells me he's going to frame that and may not necessarily turn it into the teacher. what do you think? >> if he's got civics class, that will help. governor christie has a reputation for not being afraid and saying whatever is on his mind. i think that kid got a future in politics maybe, not afraid to ask. >> i'd be out in the halls causing trouble. he's there doing something really good. >> as long as he had mom or dad's permission that's all that really matters. that's all from us tonight. we'll see you right back here tomorrow night. "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" tonight a blind activist trying to flee china calls directly to the u.s. capitol. the man who answered the phone outfront tonight. >>> new details coming out about the moment just before the encurrent

hall. >> i kind of need a note for school. >> you need a note for school? >> peterays please excuse peter from school today. he was with me. all right? >> something tells me he's going to frame that and may not necessarily turn it into the teacher. what do you think?

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peter barnes, fox business. >>> a huge medical breakthrough coming up. an fda panel endorses the first pill to fight hiv infection. >>> redskins hall of famer joins the growing group of players suing the nfl. gary. >> how does it get better than this? just gorgeous. you might think tomorrow is belter than today and what about mother's day? first look at your forecast is coming up. don't go away. news will continue. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] virtual wallet can help you be that person who's good with money. see what's free to spend. move money with a slide. save with a shake. feel good about your decisions. >>> tonight one of the great redskins of all time is suing the national football league for its handling of player concussions. art retired as the all-time receptions leader, but now says he suffers from mental impairment due to numerous head injuries. mike has the story. >> reporter: during art monk's 14 year hall of fame career in washington, the redskins won three super bowls. number 81 suffering his fair share of concussions along the way. now joining a class action lawsuit against the nfl and helmet maker, ridell. monk isn't talking today, but his l.a.

> new jersey governor chris christie getting an unusual request at a town hall meeting last night from a sixth grader named peterote for school. >> you need a note for school? peter, it just says please excuse peter from school today, he was with me, all right? >> signed governor chris christie. that is one official excuse for missing class, soledad. >> also it's on youtube if you don't believe me. that's very funny. all right, christine, thanks. >>> tomorrow, as we've been mentioning all morning, is the kentucky derby and here at "starting point" we thought it would be nice to toast the race by learning how to make the different drinks of the triple crown. we showed you the classic mint julep and now we're going to show you the black-eyed susan. james connelly is the mixologist at the w hotel here in atlanta. the black-eyed susan, tell me about that. >> it's the preaknesses answer to the mint julep of the kentucky derby. it consists of rye whiskey, vodka, sour juice. i've got these already in the shaker. you want to give it a good shake and then just fill up a collins glass with regular ice. it has the name bec

family, friends, and colleagues, including ian mcewan, peter navasky, salman rushdie, carolblue, and martyn amos. the tribute takes place at the great hall of the cooper union in new york city. this is a little under two hours. >> welcome to you all. i am graydon carter. for more than 20 years, had the very good fortune of being christopher's editor and friend. i think we can all agree that in addition to being a brilliant journalist, christopher was a whit, a charmer, and above all, a bit of a scali wagged. i think we can also agree that he was the ideal of the public intellectual. when he wrote, he wrote for his readers, they felt they knew him and they felt that he knew them. christopher was a man of ferocious appetite. what he consumed was a true miller -- he constantly in fact, and right up until the end, he wrote fast, frequently without benefit of a second draft or even corrections. he would be hard-pressed to find a writer today that could match the volume of exquisitely crafted columns, dispatches and books that he produced over four decades. he was an editor stream and he was a readers stream. despite the sorrows of today's gat

where then peter and i had a nice lunch one day in one of the royal families big dining halls.r, just in the reporting of this book, we came to realize one of the names. some of the people that had been working for ksm or involved in this book. the plot against the pope and against president clinton -- it's hard to tell how close to fruition they were. i do know that when they searched the room where they were plotting all of this, which caught fire, serendipity for law enforcement -- they found ropes and other things that indicated they were trying to get close. they had picked an apartment that was on the route that the motorcade would go through. they were certainly -- what's the word?4h eager to try to do this. >> what do you assess ksm's main ovations to be? >> that is one of the fascinating things. >> if and when it happens, is how eager ksm is to tell the world what his motivations are. i think that that is one reason verbatim transcript at the back of his very long soliloquy at one time only 2008. to me, he was much more laden, -- >> political and secular -- nationally,

tamron hall is in for natalie at the news desk. good morning. >> good morning, peter and savannah. good morning, everyone. the crisis in syria and efforts to defuse it are intensifying this morning. activists say government troops killed at least 24 people today when they shelled several neighborhoods. this comes one day after the u.n. security council condemned the massacre of more than 100 people, including at least 30 children on friday in the city of hula. former u.n. chief kofi annan arrived in syria today as an international mediator. >>> a large explosion this morning has rocked the business district in kenya's capital of nairobi. a number of people have been injured. damage appears to be heavy with smoke pouring out of one building. kenya has seen several grenade attacks but officials say it appears this blast was caused by something much larger. >>> vatican investigators are poised to make more arrests this week after confirming the arrest of the pope's private butler. paolo gabriele is accused of leaking highly sensitive vatican documents, including the pope's personal co