. >> that's tania paige reporting live from mombasa. in other world news a powerful earth quick hit northern chile, five have been killed. the 8.2 magnitude quake struck off the coast near the border with peru. lucia newman has the latest. >> the powerful earthquake struck late tuesday night. within australian hour the first tsunami wage hit the chile coast. there has been a tsunami warning for chile, ecuador and peru. they are the closest countries to the epicentre, and the other ones, and there was a tsunami watch that was posted for columbia, panama and costa rico. >> the chilean mining port of iquique was the most impacted. an area that in the last month had been rocked by hundreds of less powerful tremors. following the quake there was reports of fires and several dying from heart attacks. >> chile's president michelle bachelet declared a state of kat as trophy in the regions allowing her to send out the army to secure property and the prevent looting much. >> translation: the tsunami was issued promptly, e have learnt of the death

. >> i'm tania paige reporting from kenya on a marriage bill that damages women's rights when it comes to pal iing amy, aopponents. >> ukraine's government launched what it's calling on anti-terrorist operation in the eastern si of carr active. 70 people who seized a regional building have been arrested. ukraine's presidential candidate yulia tymoschenko accused activists who seized the parliament as working for russia's secret service. we have more. >> ukrainian's official forces moved in on the regional government building in carr kif in the past few hours. 70 people have been arrested. there were dramatic scenes overnight. pro-russian protesters set fire to the building. it was extinguished some hours later. so-called anti-terrorism operation in carr active is still ongoing, the city metro services have been shut down and will reopen when the operation finishes. >> the administration government building here is in the control, in the hands of pro-russian protesters. people are talking about whether security forces will move in on the building. there are negotiations on that side as

. >> tania paige. >> a severe drought is having a devastating effect on some of haiti's communities.months without rains means many are relying on handouts. the u.n. world food program helped to feed 100,000 people. supplies are running low. >> reporter: in the mountains of north western haiti it's rained once in the last seven months. this valley should be full of healthy crops and livestock. it's dry and barren. the lack of water is making life harsh, following two years of below average rainfall. the local farmer tells us he planted crops in september, to watch them wither and die. in a region remote and poor, the effects of the drought are felt throughout the community. school meals are rationed and all the food is brought in from the outside. supplies help but time is running out. >> translation: the drought impacts the children in so many ways. when they don't eat at home, they don't come to school. when they shop in class, we see them exhausted all day. >> this part of haiti depend on agriculture, and there's been some success in helping farmers build walls to keep the soil in