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. >> a pesar que la tierra seguÍa temblando moderadamente tras el sio 6, 7 en la escala richter.ha a ile donde el gobierno mantiene el alerta roja por una eventual erupcÓn mayor. el volcÁn hudson ubicado al sur del Ís. >> con una fumarola de mÁs de 5 , el volcÁn mantiene desde el viernes la emergencia. mÁs 130 personas han sido evacuadas a ta y 5 km a la redonda y sÓlo 6 se mantienen renuentes a abandonacasa y ganado. la nube de cenizas trae tristes recuerdos a los lugareÑos. >> muy amargo, porque todos los que hemos luchado... >> fue terrible porque largo mucho barro y en ese tiempo no sabÍamos nada, quÉ pÍa estar pasando porque como se movÍa la luna de un lado al otro. >> las autoridas movilizaron policÍas a una deas zonas mÁs aisladas de chile. tambiÉn instalaron cinconscripciones sÍsmicas, para monitorear lo que ahora llaman una erupciÓn menor. son tres fumarolas, dos de ellas, dcolor blanco asociada a ua y una mÁs gris que supone que se estÁ quebrando el rompimiento de roca. estas tres columnas han llegado durante la tardal mÁximo orden de 5,5 km de altura y se empieza a una

take vo ---el sismo de magnitud 3.9 grados en la escala de richter se registr a las dos de la tarde con 41 minutos y tuvo el epicentro a 2 millas al sureste de la ciudad de berkeley, pero se sinti en varias ciudades aledaÑas.. ---pero de acuerdo a cientificos de la universidad de berkeley, este tipo de temblores son comunes en nuestra region... sot sismóloga dice: "tenemos, tenemos dos de este tamaño bastante frecuente en la región. en el norte tenemos, los tenemos mas o menos un sismo que se siento en el parte del estado del norte." in: 00;03;03;24 out: 00;03;20;27 vo ------hasta el momento no se han reportado daÑos ni lesionados como consecuencia del movimiento telurico... cu ----precisamente hoy en california se realiz uno de los simulacros de temblor mas grande en la historia del estado... take vo ---en la bahia se cree que participaron 1 millon 300 mil estudiantes de primaria de la region quienes quienes se unieron a 7.2 millones de alumnos de tercer grado en otras ciudades californianas.. . --este es el tercer aÑo consecutivo que este ejercicio se realiza en todo el estado., el en

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epicentro donde esta tarde se registró el primer temblor, que tuvo una intensidad de 4° en la escala de richtereley, en los estudiantes de dolencia que resintieron si bien dijeron tomarlo con calma. este joven dice sentirse muy preocupado ya que toda su vida ha vivido en california, y es muy común que haya temblores. tras el segundo temblor ocurrido esta noche representantes del bar indicaron que el servicio fue interrumpido por razones de seguridad, orillando a que el servicio se retrasará al -15 minutos. >> se retrasó como unos 15 minutos nada más. fue todo. qué calle se le ocasionó algún inconveniente, según se regresará ese es otro temblor. >> no sé exactamente cómo nada más nos dijeron que algo había pasado, que había templado y que sigue mostrando un momentito. o retrasos dizque por el terremoto de tener que esperar era de ciudades más bajas para asegurarse que todo esto era bien en los carriles y todo. >> mientras que la estación en los tableros electrónicos se anunciaba que después de una breve interrupción los elevadores estaban en servicio en todas las estaciones de este medio de tran

see part of it is in the set there against manager is a marchioness sanchez and a bit later on the richter lanka face u.s. open champion sam stosur for a second time in two weeks after beating this friday in tokyo there was a scare for the women's number one can i wasn't asking her opening match the defending champion was up against the in c.d.t at least she had the world number forty eight despite some solid try to seal the first set six three was the on the back with a vengeance in the second to take it to love again made to work in the decider before putting in a love with seventy five. people on spot on a business about the russian admitting it's been a bad season after crashing out to an advantage in the second round also bowing out was italy's francesco. schiavone was shell shocked by some of the many get involved . now in the men's draw world number one because our migraine was taking on russia miquel usually he's played in the spaniard in all three of their previous meetings and they are just starting their latest encounter on the other big name playing today joe will bring to song

in the set that against manager is a martinet sanchez and a bit later on the richter lanka faces u.s. open champion some stage for a second time in two weeks after beating this friday in tokyo there was a scare for the women's number one cause i was the asking of her opening match defending champion was up against the n.c.d. loosely tied the record and the world number forty eight despite some solid try to seal the first set six three. was back with a vengeance in the second to take it to love but was again made to work in the decider before putting in a love with seventy five. speed guns but only because the russian admitting it's been a bad season after crashing out on a revalidation the second round also bowing out was italy's french as. schiavone to shell shock i said back into mini get involved. in the men's draw world number one because our my greatest taking on russia mico usually he's treating the spaniard in all three of their previous meetings and they are just starting their latest encounter on the other big name playing today here with free to song he faces trial gary's up

so let's make the assumption, today is saturday, an earthquake, magnitude 7.3 on the richter scale has struck 9.45 am this morning. the quake was on the north heyward fault and lasted 10 seconds. 45 minutes later, the city has widespread damage, fire, police and paramedics are overwhelmed by thousands of calls. nert volunteers are gathering in appropriate staging areas. your objective is to set up a command structure and prioritize the incident. what is the first incident you want to respond to and why? what is the second incident you would respond to, and why? you would continue this process until all the incidents have been addressed. and you have to always remember what's the model of the nert program? come on, everyone, let's go. do the most good for the most amount of people. those who pick priority 1, 35 people reported missing or injured. what's the goal of the nert program? let's repeat it again. do the most good for the most amount of people. so, thus, what's the second incident you would go to? 9 elderly people. this is what you have to deal with. once you dealt with people,

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deb richter was one of the doctors who pushed it. >> if we have one payer with one set of rules, regulations, and one reimbursement, their administrative costs go down significantly. i think most primary care physicians are on board with the single payer because of that. >> but some doctors like orthopedic surgeon adam shafritz are worried government will cut costs by not paying a decent fee. >> there are a number of physicians, specifically specialty physicians, whose practices might be in financial jeopardy now. and they're looking to the future and saying, well, gee, can i even afford to stay in business and should i be looking elsewhere. locking perhaps to leaving the state. >> if his fears come true and doctors leave vermont, heather could be left in even bigger trouble. hard to believe considering her situation now. >> having to have my retired parent go back to work part time to make ends meet because of my situation is really difficult. >> as much as we talk about the policy change in washington, there are real stories obviously behind the numbers. >>> coming up, a woman hires a priv

a small earthquake hit in san francisco. 3.9 on the richter scale which isn't huge but centered in berkleyt 22 years to the day from the earthquake that happened during the world series, giants and the a's. 3.9 in san francisco just happened. >> all right. so, in other news, this is expected to be the final day of testimony in the prosecutors's case against -- prosecution's case against michael jackson doctor. the medical expert testified that there is no way that jackson could have died from swallowing the drug because it doesn't enter the bloated stream right away. murray's attorneys are expected to begin their defense in the manslaughter trial tomorrow. >>> talk of the town, lindsay lohan's latest round of trouble. she was turned away from a community service duty at the l.a. county morgue. we are joined now live from la. what happened with her. why does she keep getting in trouble? >> reporter: isn't this incredible. a day after she got chewed out by the judge for not complying with probation she is supposed to be at the morgue today to start her new assignment as ordered by the judge

. >> it's the biggest one they have had in several years out there, and it was about a 4.0 at the richter scale. we had one back in august, and since then we had autumn arrive. we sent chopper 4 up along skyline drive, where the color is a lot of browns and yellows there along skyline drive based on the types of trees that they have. but still some beautiful color there. it's at peak color there. the autumn oakers and yelliowye that's near maybe hogback mountain, which is up at about 3500 feet. and look at that. isn't that beautiful? great scenes there. if you have a chance, this is the weekend to get out on skyline drive and enjoy the beautiful autumn foliage. and i have a map for you, in the area in dark orange, west maryland and west virginia, that is at peak color there. that is going to be this way just this weekend, it will likely be past peak in the next few days. and this is a photograph on the ground taken by one of the viewers. this is out in west virginia, and the mountain region there, as well as western maryland, it looks a lot like this. and this is what it looks like right

[applause] >> i'm mike richter, a three time u.s. olympian, and currently here as a clean tech entrepreneur. lifelong athlete, understand the connection between my health and ability to perform at high levels and reach my potential. as the father of three young boys, a husband, and son of an elderly parent, i understand the connection we have with the level of health and the quality of life, the environment in which we live. there are, in fact, few things more fundamental in their importance than our health. we're going to fulfill our potential as people, as a nation, and even as a species, there's no higher priority than to take every measure possible to ensure that the health of our air, water, and natural resources in which life depends is taken care of. the question of the development of tar sands and the construction of the xl pipeline offer such an opportunity. i want to stress two points here. the tar sands is an environmental disaster on many levels. secondly, the environment is never just about the environment. the greenhous

just in, according to reuters, i want to talk you to turkey, this is where an earthquake 7.2 on the richtercale that hit turkey on sunday killing 500 people in the eastern part of that country, reuters reporting now that rescue workers actually pulled out a man alive from the rubble more than 100 hours after that earthquake hit. unbelievable. that has been a painful process. a lot of people looking, combing through the rubble trying to search for rainshower vancouvers. it was two days ago that they rescued a two-week old infant from the rubble two days ago. we're look at pictures that are just in. the man pulled alive from the quake, rubble, this is just rather unbelievable when you think about the amount of time, 100 hours beneath the rubble finding a survivor at this point after 500 died from that earthquake that hit turkey on sunday. just a miracle. >>> before the break, we asked you what was the germiest thing we touch every day? a, a toilet seat, b, a gas pump handle, or c, a crosswalk button? believe it or not the answer b, a gas pump handle. that is according to a new study by the un

a sparsely populated rural area is the earthquake would cause a dangerous earthquake, 7.2 on the richterperienced in a decade, at least it wasn't in a more densely populated part of the country. >> diana magnay, thank you so much. and thanks to your photographer as well for zooming in on those pictures. tremendous, thank you. >>> now this. back here at home, this is a story quite honestly i'm disgusted, angry about it. here's the story according to court documents. 16-year-old adopted twins out of vancouver, washington were victims of abuse. the teenage twins say they were locked in their bedroom without electricity, the doorknob removed from inside their door, and if they ever tried to force it over, an alarm would go off. these teens were fed usually just once a day. and when they did get food it was very, very little. there were four other children in this home, including two of the parents' biological children, sometimes those other kids would try to pass these twins food through a small hole in the wall. the 16-year-old twins had to steal food to survive. according to these court do

this was -- that was 7.6 on the richter scale, this is 7.2.n scale between the two. but, this is a very rural area and not very highly populated at all and i think that that certainly played its role. also in terms of the building construction, they did definitely make the requirements for building permits much stronger as a result of that earthquake back then. and that is perhaps why you see just some houses have collapsed in these two towns, while others are perfectly intact. that may be because those houses that collapsed were built before the '99 regulations came in. >> and where are people staying now? i mean there are so many buildings that have been heavily damaged. >> reporter: are survivors spending the night? >> well, the red crescent has constructed two tent cities which the people have been able to go to. last night they had a big problem because they didn't have enough. many people spent the night in their cars. now they've got somewhere warm to go to. the red crescent have provided something like 22,000 blankets, 7,000 tents and

my name is mike richter become a three-time u.s. olympian and coherent as a entrepreneur. a lifelong athlete i understand well the connection between my health and my ability to perform at high levels. and reach my potential. as a father three young boys, the husband and a son to an elderly parent, i also understand the connection that each of us has between our level of health and the quality of life and the environment -- environment in which we live. if we are going to fulfill our potential as people come as a nation, and even as a species, there can be no higher priority than take every measure possible to ensure that the health of our air, water and natural resources on which life depends is taken care of. the question of the department of the tar sands and the construction of the xl pipeline offer such opportunity i want to stress two points. first the tar sands as environmental disaster on many levels. secondly, the environment never just about the environment. the greenhouse gas emissions for tar sands are estimated at three times the conventional oil. whatever the

while celebrating a belly flop measuring 6.9 on the richter scale, 6.9, joe, you must have been happye. >> don't try that at home, children. >> that guy is horrible but yet he scored a goal finally. he cost liverpool about $50 million. >> and also damaged it after that seismic chunky little belly flop. >> willie geist is a huge red bull fan. >> the bullies, they played the galaxy, two most talented and richest ever rosters in american soccer history. mls playoffs where alex ferguson refers to -- mike mcgee slipped it past the goalkeeper who clearly thought saving the ball was below his pay grade. but the real whistle came after the final. he threw the ball at landon donovan. marcell marseau says proper soccer has come to your shores, america, you're welcome. world class football. they grab the face and act like they have been hit. >> flopping. >> men stuff, men stuff. >> so do you think willie may actually -- >> football is going to soar. >> america's methadone. >> since 1972. >> i love it. all right, roger, thanks so much. >>> coming up next we'll talk about politico's developing sto