these pictures shot by a crew after the eruption of mount sinabung. it had been rumbling for months. 30,000 people have been evacuated from surrounding areas. a day earlier authorities allowed nearly half of them back to look after their homes and tend their fields. among the dead, four high school students, a teacher and a local tv journalist. >> translation: the victims were in the path of the hot cloud. >> that village was 5km from the peak of mount sinabung. through the day the gravity of the situation became more apparent. hundreds gathered at this hospital looking for loved ones. many of the victims would have suffocated or burnt because of rapidly advancing clouds of hot ash, and rocks. >> indonesia is in one of the most seismically active parts of the world. in 2010, 324 died when a volcano erupted. researchers keep an eye n indonesia's 130 volcanos. predicting when any one will erupt is nowhere near an exact science. >> cold weather is blasting into the mid west. chicago - a harsh winter for you. you finished getting a round of 6-7 inches of

sinabung is on the opposite side of indonesia, and the eruption sent people run ing fning for their . at least 14 people are killed, but authorities say that death toll will go much higher. for more on that and the survival go the cnn.com, because it is the top story there right now. >> and this, heinous, and cruel and depraved a and this is how t the federal prosecutors described the actions of accused marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev, and now the feds can seek the death penalty for him in the upcoming trial. but who is he? one man who does know about him is a "boston globe" reporter who

sinabung had been erupting for four months. with lava pouring down and ash blanketing the ground, tens of thousands had been evacuated from the area. but on friday, 14,000 were allowed back. the situation deemed safe enough. the next day, it blew. sinabung is one of around 130 active volcanoes in indonesia, part of the pacific's so-called "ring of fire." rescuers are now digging through the ash searching for more victims. alex marquardt, abc news, london. >> stunning images tonight. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news" this sunday evening. the man to fell to earth, literally. tonight, you get to see what it really looked like from his view. the new heartpounding go pro video of his jump coming up here. >>> and later, second thoughts. what author j.k. rowling is revealing tonight about how it all ended for harry potter. what she now wishes she could change. you know how painful heartburn can be. for fast, long lasting relief, use doctor recommended gaviscon®. only gaviscon® forms a protective barrier that helps blo

the pictures shot by a tv crews hours after the eruption of mount sinabung.been rumbling for months. 30,000 were evacuated from surrounding arse. authorities allowed merely half of them back to look after their homes and tend their fields. four high school students among the dead, their teacher and a local fv journalists. >> the victims were in the path of the hot cloud. >> the village was 5km from the peak. >> flow the day the gravity of the situation was aapparent. hundreds gathered at this hospital. many of the victims would have suffocated or burnt. indonesia sits in one of the most seismically active parts of the world. in 2010, 324 died over two months when mt merapi erupted. researchers keep a close eye on 30 active volcanos. predicting when any one will erupt is nowhere near an exact signs. >> for some 400 nears, mount sinabung had minimal volcanic activity. it's been emitting gas assistance september. for the first time in history drought is forcing water to not be delivered to houses and farms. they'll have to rely on local reservoirs and find other

earlier this month, 17 people were killed when mount sinabung erupted in north sumatra. >>> we're seeing some economic growth in europe. ron madison from the biz team has been following the latest data. >> that's right. a big day for investors. as far as data goes they had a lot to sift through both from europe, and china. the data out of europe really surprising to the upside, gene. let's start there where the eurozone economy continues to show moderate growth in the last three months of 2013. its gross domestic product expanded for the third straight quarter, beating market expectations. european union statistics office announced that gdp grew 0.3% between october and december from the previous quarter. now that's before latvia joined the 17-nation bloc in january. germany's gdp rose 0.4% while france reported 0.3% growth. the statistics office also released trade data for december. it says the trade surplus came to 13.9 billion euros. that was down 18% from the previous month. >>> all right. to china where the inflation rate stayed relatively stable in january. the figure was above th

mount sinabung is spewing out ash and gas. more than 30,000 fled. on saturday 14,000 evacuees were allowed home once again. >> port authorityies are investigating whether a chemist that worked for the state stole drug evidence. it could lead to a probe of hundreds of cases and result in prisoners being released. >> landrieu has elected for a second time. his efforts have been heralded following hurricane katrina. >> those are the headlines. >> there we go it's ok. look at that look! [laughs] >> [inaudible]. >> i don't believe it. >> what do you mean by saying that a baby loves its mother? >> hey. cute little thing. >> so what's her name gonna be? >> cami. camilena anna diaz, but it's cami for short.

volcano erupted today with deadly results, officials say at least 14 people were killed when mount sinabung erupted. it came a day after authorities allowed thousands of nearby villagers who had had been evacuated to return home. saying the volcano's activity was decreasing. >>> it is now just five days until the competition begins a at the winter olympics in sochi, russia, amid concerns the athletes including the american team have been arriving and practicing at the venues where they will compete. just how ready are things? we get more from our chief foreign correspondent, richard engel in sochi. >> reporter: the mountains are ready, jagged, wild, and covered with snow, and watched by troops looking for any suspicious tracks. despite threats from terrorists, members of the american team today said they feel safe and are ready to compete. >> i feel safe, knock on wood, but it seems great. >> the mountains are amazing, the facilities are great, everybody is really friendly, looking forward to the next month. >> reporter: down off the mountain, team usa short track speed skater j.r.selski wa

sinabung spewed hot rocks a mile into the air. forcing the evacuation of tens of thousands yesterday. villagers who had fled the area yesterday returned home thinking it was safe. >>> in australia, demonstrations against a new program to shoot sharks. thousands gathered across the country said it was inhumane. the sharks caught longer than ten feet will be kill and the plan went into effect following seven fatal shark attacks during the past three years in western australia. >>> new york city's former mayor michael bloomberg has a new job. he was named as special envoy for the united nations, responsible for working with cities around the world to combat climate change. during his 12 years in office, bloomberg launched an ambitious plan to curb carbon emissions. the city's green house gas emission reportedly have dropped 19% since 2005. >>> from montana tonight, word that the catholic diocese in helena has filed for bankruptcy. this after a $15 million settlement of a lawsuit alleging that priest were guilty of sexual abuse and th

three others injured on indonesia's western island of sumatra after a volcano erupted again mount sinabung unleashed clouds of thick gray ash and searing gas at a nearby homes just one day after authorities allowed thousands of villagers to return to their lands saying it was safe officials now fear the death toll will rise the volcano has been active with smaller options since september after being dormant for three years. israeli democracy is well and truly embracing cyberspace last year the government admitted it paid some students to defend its policies on social networks now it's using facebook rather than direct face to face meetings to ask the public what it wants or he's probably sleep explains. there's a new kind of politics blowing through cyberspace the parliaments on facebook and its users are the legislators it's very simple citizens right in the page what they want to change and sometimes even better if they write how and we take the commons and choose and pick a member of parliament that this deal is suitable to that. issue we are doing a lobby a lobby for the citizens with

. >> 14 are dead after mount sinabung erupted, spewing hot gas and ash. most of the victims died in a village a mile from the peak. >> flu season is hitting california. twice as many young and middle aged are dying. pharmacies are offering pneumonia vaccinations. >> new jersey governor chris christie got a less than warm welcome at times square. >> good afternoon everybody, you have heard enough speeches. >> hard to here, but a chorus of boos greeted chris christie. he speak at a ceremony to hand over the super bowl to arizona, next year's host state. >> those are the headlines. i'll be back at 11:00 pm eastern with more news, "consider this" is up next. >> as the white house negotiates with iran, why are two americans in prison there while another is missing. also a disturbing oscar nominated look at whether the war on terror is creating more enemies for america. >> pro football hall of famer mike haines on technology to protect kids and pros from brain injuries. should college football players unionize? welcome to consider. here is more on what is

the death toll could rise on mount sinabung. >> brazil is turning to private firms to run its prison. they have some of the violent and obvious crowded gaols. al jazeera got a first-hand look inside one of them. some of the images are disturbing. >> a disturbing glimpse into this prison. this video, smuggled out earlier this month, is horrific proof of violence that prisoners inflict upon each other. the images that follow are too gruesome to put on air, prisoners mutilated - three beheaded with their heads on their stomachs for all to see. the fallout put pressure on brazil's government to build new, modern and less crowded prisons, like the one here. >> we are allowed a limited look inside what is brazil's first ppp, a private, public partnership, a prison operated as a joint have notture between the government and private sector. this is a 5-star accommodation. this is the only prisoner we are allowed to speak to. they run the storeroom running uniforms and hygiene kits. >> they have psychologists. they have a lot of thing that help prisoners re-enter society. there's no comparison

sinabung, and engulfed villages where at least 14 people were killed and the authorities say that theeath toll will be much higher, and adding to the heartbreak, some of the people who had evacuated the area due to the vol kay -- volcano had just returned to their homes yesterday. >>> and have you ever wondered what the tsa screeners go through? well, there is a shocking article in politico which may confirm your worst fears that they may be laughing at us. and renee march says that the former screener who penned this tell-all has to say. >> reporter: a former tsa officer calling out the agency that he once worked for stirring up fears and suspicions that flyers already had. they have ineffective ant anti-terrorism security measures at the expense of the public's health and dignity. he said officers would pull a passenger's bag or give a p pat-down, because a flyer was rude. the body scannerers that gave the flyers a virtual strip search, and graphic images he described as entertain the meme and the officers gawking of the images of overweight people, and genitals. and their every fol

s sinabung this weekend. cloud of ash came spewing out of this active volcano at 160 miles per hour. and the temperature, 1,000 fahrenheit, 700 degrees celsius, killing the people instantly. it's not known why they were there. some of them were students. others were villagers, apparently trying to get back to their homes. now, more than 30,000 people have been forced to evacuate the area, living in emergency evacuation centers for months now. it's not known when they'll be able to get back, because of the unpredictability and volatility of this active volcano. back to you, suzanne and michael. >> thank you. >>> other stories making news around the world right now. ukraine's embattled leader is back on the job today after a four-day sick leave. victorian covic left his office thursday for what was called acute respiratory disease. >> he's been facing months of intense, sometimes violent public protests over proposed economic policies that would tie ukraine closer to russia. the public seems to prefer europe. >

sinabung is on the opposite side of indonesia, and the eruption sent people run ing fning for their . killed, but authorities say that death toll will go much higher. for more on that and the survival go the cnn.com, because it is the top story there right now. >> and this, heinous, and cruel and depraved a and this is how t the federal prosecutors described the actions of accused marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev, and now the feds can seek the death penalty for him in the upcoming trial. but who is he? one man who does know about him is a "boston globe" reporter who has an in depth look of the family, and his book is kaultd "the fall of the house of the tsarnaev" and he sat down with him, and asked if we know more now about this bombing suspect now that he is in jail. >> well, there has been very little information from within the prison, right? he is in a solitary a ats fear, and the one time we saw him was in the indictment where his demeanor seemed to people that there is a -- i don't want to insolence or a lack of regard for where he finds himself, like this is not serious. you d

. >> mount sinabung is shoeing gas and ash. most victims died less than a mile from the peak. 130,000 people had fled but 14,000 e value evacuees were allowed home after volcanic activity decreased. >> the flu season is hitting hard. california officials say there are twice as many young and middle age flu deaths this time as last year. some have led to pneumonia vaccinations offered. >>> maximilian schell has died. he won an award for judgment at nuremberg. his agent said he died suddenly. he was 83 years old. "real money" with ali velshi is next.

sinabung's eruptions have been deadly and they have resumed the grim task this morning of searching forthe pictures there are stunning. paula hancocks is monitoring developments for us. good morning, paula. >> reporter: good morning, john. well, this eruption of the volcano was so sudden and so swift that many of those who were trying to outrun the hot ash simply couldn't. and as you say, at least 15 people are known to have been killed after this eruption on saturday. search-and-rescue teams are on the ground. there is the grim task of retrieving the bodies but also looking for potentially more victims, as this is the first time they've really been able to get close to the crater itself. now, this happened in a village less than two miles from the crater, and the devastating part about this is that this is a village that had been evacuated back in september when the eruptions had started in earnest before as well. and it was only one day before that these villagers were actually allowed to return to this area, so just one day before this sudden eruption once again. and we are understan

mount sinabung is where it took place. the pacific coast is the eastern border. the eruption in the 1980s, was like the one in indonesia. they were the tall pointed kind of volcano that erupt violently, rather than oozing lava. >> the flow of ash known as a pyroclastic flow, did the same damage on mt st. helens, flattening 230 miles of vegetation and buildings, leading to the death of 57 people. both were atop the ring of fire. >> the sheer beauty of indonesia and california is a result of the movement along the ripping. in the burkely hills is round-top. it's a volcano. it's been extinct for 10 million years. a few moment. the pacific is full of g features like this. >> the past weekend saw eruptions in ecuador. it is constantly in motion. the truth is along the pacific the americans live on unstable ground that indonesians do. the earth sweep us away. >> mount sinabung had minimal volcanic activity for 400 years before it erupted in 2010. four people have been arrested on drug charges in new york city and are being questioned in relation to the death of philip

. >> authorities now say 15 people died in north sumatra when mount sinabung erupted on saturday. the victims and at least three other injured people, were all in a village close to the volcano's crater. you can see people running from the ash cloud, trying to get as far away as fast as possible. plumes of ash spewed a mile into the sky.descending in a superheated cloud that made close to the volcano to escape. local search and rescue teams are conducted recovery operations today, searching for more possible victims. >> we will take a quick break. coming up, we will have more headlines. here is a live look outside shown in downtown san francisco. is it damp outside and we did have a nice weekend showers. i will have more on the forecast at 4:30 a.m.. >> seattle fans celebrating a superbowl victory. the first world championship in seahawk franchise history. a heart breaker for denver fans as the seattle seahawks steam-roller-d their way to victory 43 to 8. fans remained peaceful until a fire was started. you can see fans throwing furniture into the flames. at this time no inuries h

sinabung.r lives were in a village just three kilometers from the volcano. there's now up to 30,000 evacuated, all living in temporary housing. >> and in thailand, more anti-government demonstrations with protesters there responding to sunday's national election. >> reporter: the prime minister one of the first people to cast her vote, but others were not so lucky. up to 11% of polling stations were shut because of considerable disruption from anti-government protesters. candidates were either unable to register ahead of the vote or ballot boxes weren't allowed to make it through to the polling stations. overnight as celebrations by anti-government disruptors for the disruption they caused. >> so we all watched last night as these grown men crushed each other and the growing impact. imagine when it's kid being encouraged to crush each other. now it's reached a new level with a reality show called "friday night tykes," following five texas youth team. so far two coaches have been suspended alrea