. >> all along the coast, including the port city of iquique, which is about 150km from where i am now, people are evacuated because they don't know what is going to happen. tsunamis are so unpredictable. the most vulnerable area is in the north of chile, and the port city of iquique, and eriqa, a large city. people were evacuated almost as soon - or they heard the sirens for the evacuation almost as soon as the earthquake struck. there had been rehearsals going on for the last week because of tremors that had been taking place - at least 300 of them. people were becoming concerned that that was a prelude of a larger earthquake and that is what happened. people were told to walk, not to drive ipp land, and not so much to higher land. this is a flat area, a desert area. a lot of people got in the cars, and that made it more complicated. the emergency services are saying that the evacuation has gone through smoothly, and most people, if not everyone, is out of danger. >> chile is no stranger to earthquakes, it's home to some of the most powerful quakes recorded. as jacob ward shows us, i

capital improvement projects included in the 2008 clean and safe neighborhood park projects to the port city clerk: item 11. item 21: [reversing the exemption determination - san francisco municipal transportation agency's commuter shuttle policy and pilot program] motion reversing the determination by the planning department that the san francisco municipal transportation agency's commuter shuttle policy and pilot program is exempt from environmental review. 111234 >> colleagues, same house same call. this ordinance is passed on the first reading. next item. city clerk: item 12. item 12: 140191: [accept and expend grant - electric vehicle fleet demonstration project - $384,000] sponsor: mayor resolution retroactively authorizing the fleet management division of the general services agency to accept and expend a grant in the amount of $384,000 from alameda county for electric vehicles and chargers, for the period of july 30, 2013, through december 31, 2015.city clerk: item 12. item 12: 140191: [accept and expend grant - electric vehicle fleet demonstration project - $384,000] sponsor: mayor

possible in the north of chile, in fact, the whole coastline, but especially in the north, in the cities of iquique, and all of the portities, they have given the alert. and we're hearing that a large wave around 2 meters long is already starting to hit the northern village. they have said that the first wave is usually the smallest. so it's an indication that the sea surge is increasing rapidly. they expect the wave to hit the coast in about two hours time. >> . >> are you still there, lewis 'a? >> i thought you dropped out. >> . >> what did you miss. >> i wanted to ask wha people ft on the ground. >> they felt everything shake and move. but here in chile, we're used it that. it shakes and moves all the time. anything under 5 or 6 on the richter scale is considered more of a tremor man an earthquake, but this is a much stronger tremor, and it's a full-fledged earthquake. so people felt their cars lift them up and drop them down again. blue the biggest fright right now for the people closest to the epicenter is the tsunami. >> yes, and go back again to a little bit of the description of what you see as far as waves com

they left the port city of the injured tuesday night and were nearly twelve hours into their trip when something cause the ship to capsize machines in and one sister therese journey leading up to that fateful moment e eleven hours and fifty two minutes. that is how long the caps i sternly in theory traveled after departing from its port with four hundred seventy five passengers on board more than three hundred of them high school students ranging from little children holding their mother's hand to middle age travelers with backpacks they all walked went to . not knowing what was to come the ferry leaves quite an hour and twenty minutes after its scheduled departure time due to fog eleven skirting the coastal area. we were told a thick fog would delay our departure time. there are no indications of any trouble after the ferry in open waters. around ten pm tuesday the ship passed by twenty two islands flipping through the engine coastal waters from south georgia july lee fight on to tell us very confident in waters off the mall when you're tired and a profit. eight thirty in the morning.

geological survey says a magnitude 6.2 aftershock was recorded north of the port city of iquique. chilean officials called on residents along the coast to move to higher ground due to the threat of tsunami. >> translator: i was watching the news. and i ran away from where i was near the river. >> tsunami with a height of up to 2.1 meters were observed in iquique and other places along the northern chilean coast. a change of ten centimeters were observed on easter island about 3100 kilometers west of the mainland. a tsunami advisory has been issued for the u.s. state of hawaii. >>> officials at the japan meteorological agency say the tsunami triggered by chile's earthquake may reach as far as japan. >> translator: we estimate there is the possibility advisory level tsunami could reach japan, and the pacific area. the height of such tsunami could be from 20 centimeters up to one meter. >> officials said tsunami could reach the pacific coast of japan from 8:00 pfshlgt m. to 11:00 p.m.utc on wednesday but they are still analyzing data to decide whether to issue an advisory. chile is on

. >> chile's president michelle bachelet promised to rebuild the port city of . she promised to relocate the people. >> this is the latest distraser facing chileans. a massive earthquake weeks ago was felt across the forth with devastating consequences. >> the aftermath is a similar scene. as we report, the masses rally together through volunteering and providing the basics. >> this is a common site on the streets, volunteers marching on their way to help victims of the latest disaster. on this occasion, a huge fire ravaging the port city. the people were swiftry evacuated. most lost everything. it >> it's been incredible, the help we have been given. we don't belong to a government program. we are desperate. we'll take help from anyone. >> thousands of bags of clothes, blankets, shoes, toys and medicine were donated and sorted and distributed at community centres like this one. volunteer vets treat animals rescued from the fire. medical staff, and teachers come in after work and on their days off. >> if there is anything positive to emerge from the misery and bro

after a number of attacks in nairobi and the port city, the government ordered all refugees to be moved to designated camps. first, they are screened to make sure some are not kenyan somalis who were born here. >> we have departed 82 -- deported 82 somali citizen and are glad to say they were escorted by the government of somali to kenya. it was part of the team that esported them to their country. we have also individuals with appropriate documents, and those who have refugee documents are tape to the rev gee camps. >> the u.n.'s refugee agency is concerned about the arrest. it's making sure the deportation process is handled correctly. >> we were in a position to ensure that no one who had refugee identification was deported. the other thing is we informed our colleagues in somalia, mogadishu, because they were central to somalia, to make sure they'd follow these cases and possible cases in the future. in the last 24 hours police officials say 500 people have been arrested. the arrests are happening in the east. a neighbourhood of nairobi. >> police are moving house to house, door to

the port is closed. in any case, there's no case to keep the catch fresh, i'm told. it's been three days since a massive earthquake bought the port city of half a million to a standstill and patience is wearing thin. this water is only good enough for the toilet, the woman complains. hundreds of merchants who come to the tax-free port for the day are stranded. many penniless. the only road to the border is blocked by a landslide. i never had the experience. we don't have earthquakes in bolivia. i want to go home. >> there has been hundreds of aftershocks, one as strong as the earthquake, residents of this neighbour hood were taking to the hills. this man shows the structural damage it his flat. the worst this his son's bedroom. >> we are sleeping outside in a tent. we are afraid it will collapse on top of us because the main pilars are bent. thousands of homes are damaged and planning a strategy to help the victims. no longer willing to wait for the roads to open, these bolivians are starting to walk to the border. 450km away. >> at this hour tsunami warnings have been lifted. >> here in the u.s. two small earthquakes struck southern

a witness saw them coming into the dock at the port of redwood city and it is where they unloaded the body of the dead sailor. >> they were frantic. they were telling everybody because there were people

here by in the port city of arica, all one woman could do was pray as her house shook. you could hear the sounds of walls and windows breaking before the lights went out. the pitch darkness in this district was broken only by a huge fire. people were desperate to flee the area, but they faced mayhem in the streets. a few had been killed by collapsing walls or from heart attacks. it was very strong and it went on a long time, this woman cried. another said the police have told us to leave. but it was hard to find shelters. the hospitals themselves were being cleared of patients. the government has declared a state of emergency to stop looting. about 300 inmates escaped from a women's prison. chile's president michelle bachelet promised she would continue to work to confront the mrnl and protect people and their families. so far for such a large quake the death toll has been low and fears for a giant tsunami haven't materialized. the scientists says there's danger for even more powerful tremors in the future. >> so what happened in the pacific 100 kilometers west of chile

. >> adrian brown, our correspondent, is covering the story from the port city of jindo. the president had harsh words for the crew, the members arrested, and the captain, it is clear. she is not going to show them any mercy. >> that's right. the captain really is a figure of hate in this country at the moment, and really is the oection of so much nger from the cam lis -- focus of so much anger from the families and for good reason. the authorities are moving. there's four more arrests. three at the weekend, including the cap tape, who has -- captain, who has been charged with breaching maritime law and negligence, and prosecutors accuse him of breaching the most important maritime protocol of all, which is abandoning the ship before all the passengers had left. today the president, added her condemnation to the chorus of criticism over the captain's actions. she was meeting her aides. this is what she had to say. >>. >> translation: the conduct of the captain and some crew members is unnath omable. it was untolerated. it was an act of emergency. the captain did not follow

. >> reporter: a headley attack outside of a mosque in the port city, in a plush neighbor, cost at leastr lives and wounded another 30. the powerful explosive was set to have been planted on a motorcycle. however, no one has yet taken responsibility for this attack. this happened less than 24 hours after a senior police officer was targeted by a suicide bomber, just outside his home and comes at a time when the taliban pakistan has said that will no longer continue with the ceasefire. the government on the other hand insists that the talks with the taliban will continue despite the ups and downs. >>> the u.s. president is blaming israel and the palestinians for the recent break down in peace talks. he said neither side had the political will to make the tough decisions. he even suggested a cause in negotiation might be good. >> you know, the fact that most recently president aboss took the unhelpful step of rejoining talks with hamas, you know, is just one of a series of choices that both the israelis and the palestinians are made that are not conductive to try to resolve this crisis, an

the port is closed. and in any case, there's no ice to keep the catch fresh, i'm told. it has been three days since a massive earthquake brought the port city of nearly half a million people to a standstill. and patience is beginning to wear thin. this water is only good enough for the toilet, this woman complains. nearby, we discovered that hundreds of merchants from neighboring bowlive use, who regularly come for the day to buy merchandise, are now stranded, many penniless. the only road to the port is blocked by a landslide. >> i've never had this experience before. we don't have earthquakes in bolivia. i want to go home. >> there have been hundreds of aftershocks. at least one as strong as the earthquake. so residents of this neighborhood are taking to the hills. the structural damage to his flat, the worst is in his son's bedroom. >> we're sleeping outside in a tent. we're afraid that the flat will collapse on top of us because the main pillars are over our beds. it's too dangerous. >> thousands in the homes are damaged, the government is just beginning to assess the destruction. no longer willing to wait for the road to open, they are

after a number of attacks in nairobi, and the port city of mombassa, the kenyan government ordered allugees to be arrested and moved to camps for what it calls security reasons. relatives and friends wait outside, hoping to be released. >> officials from the kenyan red cross are here. activists are concerned there are not more humanitarian agencies helping. >> if you go in, you have scenes like concentration camps. the smell is horrible, hitting you from the moment you enter the report office. people have not been fed for days, and extortion is the thing here. a lot of people are complaining that they are being asked to pay hefty bribes. >> the police tell family members to move away from the entrance. some of those arrested came out. they are not free to go home. they say it's been one struggle after another. >> thousands have been arrested since the crackdown. this police truck will be going to the stadium not far from mere. it's a holding cell. they feel they've been unfairly targeted. they want the international community to do something about it. >> this woman is 7 months pregnant

the us geological survey says a magnitude six point two aftershock was reported north of the port city of the pkk several fires broke out in the city's electricity supply has been disrupted. tsunami with a height of up to two point one meters were observed in the tt in other places along the northern chilean coast. a title change to ten centimeters has observed on easter island about thirty eight hundred km west of the main and a tsunami advisory has been issued for the u s state of hawaii officials at the meter logical agency in tokyo say the tsunami triggered by chile's earthquake may reach as far as japan. the wooden gone. we estimate there is the possibility of advisory level does not mean could reach japan or that of the pacific's i know all the hype all such was the numbing could be home to twenty centimeters. among the top. do. officials said waves could reach the pacific coast between five am and eighty and depends on thursday that they are still analyzing data to decide whether to issue an advisory people in japan's coastal areas are taking precautions they are shedding water

levy to get out of doors the one who was deceived into the port city of us will be enough to kill the deal the book. and people responsible. dams and locks in a prestigious much water as possible from the land coming off the natural kinds of golf and seemed to sch men with their lives often struggle to field deposits almost half the population works in agriculture. paddy fields dominate the landscape i . who needs the woodlands no longer live up to their name. the land is trying to open the fish are gone. for people and upon reaching into disaster. more than three hundred men and women are leading to drive the branch of reverb on hand. messi mako is helping. my job is to come to the one recent incident that it is. one of the day to try to check on them. i knew someone to speak. i didn't want to be a positive attitude. the project allows people like nancy not come to earn some money. the mother and i run to the scheme aims to restore and protect thirty four wetlands. this is nice to just assume that the us this could be some rules. it was obvious to some two thousand and three d and re

there'd been a number of tsunami rehearsals in the port city, showing that unlike most aeth quakes, this is one people expected. >> german airline loouthansa cancelled thousands of flights because of pilots who are on strike. the 3-day work out is about cuts to pensions. half a million passengers will be affected. it will cost tens of millions. >> thousands of creeks protested as european financiers signed a bail out. greek was forced to cut spending and open the economy to foreign contribution. unemployment is at 27%. >> there has been violence and venezuela as protesters rallied in support. security forces fired tear gas. this report was sent from the rally. >> the center of caracas as hundreds of police fired tear gas and rubber bullets at protesters. many demonstrators were students, and they protected themselves building barricades and attacked plus for self horse. the latest episode in a series of anti-government protests beginning in february. >> the national guard should be defending people. it is not doing that. it is defending a corrupt go. . >> protesters were detained. >> wha

high winds fanned the flames in the hills over the port city of valparaiso. hundreds of people were treated for smoke inhalation and more than 10,000 others were evacuated, including 200 female prison inmates. >> later the high seas, bleeding money off-- fees bleeding money off american retirement accounts, when the "cbs evening news" continues. >> jeff: a new study says typical 401(k) fees are taking tens of thousands of dollars out of american's retirement accounts. the issue here professionally managed funds versus index funds that invest in the wider market. jack otter is editor of barrons.com, he joins us tonight. jack, not a new debate but new numbers really tell a story here. >> yes, jeff, you know, you can't control what the stock market does, what inflation does what interest rates do to your retirement accounts. one of the few things you can control is the fees you pay. most accounts give you an option between actively managed funds in which professional stockpickers try to beat market or an index fund that just owns all the stocks in the market. of

officials in the port city say they have received about 20 tons of goods every day for people staying in temporary shelter list -- temporary shelters. more bodies have been recovered, but still 150 remain unaccounted for. a majority of them are teenagers from a single school. three quarters of the 323 people -- pupils at the high school that were on the field trip are dead or missing. the search is now concentrated in the cabin area on the third and fourth floors of the ship. the operation is proving difficult. >> it is one big open space, so once again in there we could do the search right away. but in the case of the cabins, we will have to wait -- break down the walls between compartments. >> it capsized a week ago on the yellow sea on its way to the island. while investigations are still ongoing, nine crew members, including the captain, are facing charges over the accident. >> time to take a look now. what is grabbing headlines around the world? you are going to start us off with a look at nato and how the organization is reacting to tensions with russia over ukraine. >> that is

explained city of valparaiso of these four people are confirmed dead as hundreds of homes have been destroyed. smoke and flames of course the sum of five thousand people to evacuate the port city michelle bachelet has declared the area a catastrophe so. and ally of silvio but a study has been arrested in london on actual until the tree was on the ground after being charged this week for having ties to mafia. the italian interior minister told reporters. ex senator will be extradited to drop seventy two year old faces a seven year sentence and is notably accused of serving as a mediator between the former minister and the mafia tehran the iranian supreme court has reportedly overturn the death sentence the former us marine convicted of espionage and your body a dual us or eu citizen was arrested in august of two thousand eleven and found guilty of spying for the c i a. speaking to ring and media lawyer said the sentence had been overturned. reduced to ten years in jail. these cases one of two big us president brought obama raised in a landmark phone conversation last september. doing as president. someone. can't stress the new prime minister is enjoying good popularity rat

. >> reporter: this is live in the port city of jindo and harsh words from the president and not showingcy to the captain and crew of the ship. >> that's right, they were with withering comments from her and said the captain deserted the captains by escaping first and legally and it was unimaginable acts akin to murder and it's clear the authorities want to move very quickly. they have had four people arrested today, crew members and that means that seven crew including the captain have been arrested since the weekend and the captain faces five charges, two of which include violating maritime law and negligence and prosecutors say have accused them of breaching the maritime codes, leaving the vessel before all the passengers had got off. so i think president park wants to move swiftly and seen to be doing something because i think there is a real worry in her administration this tragedy could damage her politically. >> and this brings up to speed of what is happeningly where you are and the agree ni -- agonizi wait for the relatives goes on. >> that is right, they are bringing more bodie

the port is closed and in any case there is no ice to keep the catch fresh i'm told. it's been three days since a massive earthquake brought the port cityf a million people to a stand still and patients is beginning to wear thin. this water is good enough for the toilet this woman complains. nearby we discover hundreds of merchants who regularly come to the tax-freeport for the day to buy merchandise are now stranded, many penniless. the only road to the border is blocked by a landslide. >> translator: i've never had this experience before. we don't have earthquakes in bolivia. i want to go home. >> reporter: there are hundreds of after shocks, at least one almost as strong as the earthquake and so residents of this neighborhood are taking to the hills. and he shows us the structural damage to his flat, the worst is in his son's bedroom. >> translator: we are sleeping outside in a tent. we are afraid the flat will collapse on top of us because the pillars on the building and bed is too dangerous. >> reporter: thousands of homes are damaged. the government is just beginning to assess the destruction and plan a strategy to help the victim

. >> this time authorities were prepared, and there has been a number of rehearsals in the port city. unlike most earthquakes this was one that people were expecting. >> there has been violence in venezuela as protesters rallied if support of an opposition congress woman expelled from office. security forces fired tear gas at the crowds in caracas. this report from the rally. >> the center of caracas - as hundreds of police fired tear gas and rubber bullets at protesters. many of the demonstrators were students. they protected themselves building barricades and attacked police for several hours. just the latest episode in a series of government protests in february. >> the national guard should be defending the people, and it's not doing that. it is defending a corrupt government destroying the country. >> protesters were detained. >> what little truth there was in venezuela is over. police waited 15 minutes, it was or when they fired tear gas at protesters. people have gathered at a nearby plaza. wrapped in the venezuela flag, this woman told the crowd of her determination to reclaim

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. >> firefighters in chile are continuing to battle a huge blaze three days after it began in the port cityleast 14 people have been killed and thousands more forced from their homes and we have the latest. >> they are seeing the flames of massive rescue operation to control the fire that ranged over 24 hours destroying hundreds of homes and many lost everything and william and his family have lived here for 19 years. >> translator: nothing, we couldn't do anything. it all happened so quickly. less than three minutes for the flames to reach us. >> reporter: he is trying to find his father's work tools among the charred debris and already thinking about his future. the cause of sunday's blaze is being investigated, while the operations to feed and clothe hundreds of evacuees go on. in her first month in office had to deal with a major earthquake and now this, she ordered the military to help. and this is the world heritage site and the fire the worst in the country's history hit the nation extremely hard. thousands of volunteers help donating clothes, food and other provisions but overwhelmi

he has a devastating fire that was fanned by high in wins over the port city of valparaiso in central chile. that ended that destroyed at least two thousand homes and killing at least twelve people here some pictures from the area this is just very very difficult scene to look out because of the fire that started on saturday it's spread over seven hundred hectares of forest and hills and residential areas. now there is a day there was a flop flooding in from neighboring towns of hundreds of volunteers are there to help with the recovery. but this was a very big fire in fact it was so big that here's a look at the nasa terra satellite imagery and you can see right here. the funnier it was so big bills visible from space and the wiz are so strong that he carried the smoke plume always in the pacific ocean. and unfortunately when it comes to the dry weather there is no relief in sight no precipitation is expected for the next few days now we are looking up for the possibility of some fire type of weather looked out the fire danger weather for the desert southwest of the united states bec

. >> cnn's paula hancocks joins us from the port city of join dough in south korea. transcripts. we know have just been released from the moments the ship began to sink, began to list. they're pretty harrowing, aren't they? >> reporter: that's right, and part of the transcripts which we're focusing on happened about ten past 9:00 in the morning, bearing in mind the first distress signal went out 8:55. 15 minutes later the traffic controllers are asking the person on the ship how are the passengers, and asking if they can be evacuated, but the person who is communicating from the ship is not clear who it is at this point is saying that the ship is listing too much and it is difficult to move. so of course there has been a lot of controversy about the fact that the passengers were not told to evacuate. they were told do not move. it's more dangerous if you move and parents are asking why their children were told not to evacuate a sinking ship. this is showing within just 15 minutes the person in control in the sewol was saying it is too difficult to move. the ship did s

. >> paula hancocks is joining us now from the port city in south korea. and paula, first tell us about these new radio transcripts that have just been released from the moments the ship began to sink. they're shedding light on the situation facing the passengers and also the difficulty that the crew had communicating. >> that's right, randi. we initially knew we had transcripts from 8:55 a.m. on wednesday morning. we now have the transcripts from 9:06 a.m. until 9:38 a.m. that is when the last transmission went out. now, we did understand that at 9:12, in talking to the person within the sea wall ship was told that the passengers should put life jackets on and also saying have the passengers boarded life rafts and rescue vessels. and the person saying, no, they can't at this point, they can't move because the vessel has lifted. so just very shortly after that first distress signal went out. we understand from these transcripts that the tilting was quite significant. that one person in the steering room of the sea wall is saying it was impossible for them t

search for the missing crew the forty three hundred tonne ship carrying steel products from the dprk a port city of chongqing in and it was head of the china's border of china doll in shandong province. malaysian police idea of chinese tourists to the filipino resort where we were abducted from a resort in eastern malaysia on site. police say the seven suspects who are regarded as anti government militia men in the philippines have let some us states and may arrive back in the philippines. however i'm a malaysian official says it's possible that you have to lift the i can say he will come ashore would need to stop by. elation and philippine all parties working together and exchanging information. some of kelly's society to the briefing or set of everything that the suspects had no specific target and i did it for ransom the chinese consulate general in kuching has to stop twenty four hour emergency mechanism that is the malaysian side to deal with the incident as soon as possible. the chinese tourist is a twenty nine year old woman from shanghai the family say she was in the room when the gunman

a witness saw them coming into the dock at the port of redwood city and it is where they unloaded the body of the dead sailor. >> they were frantic. they were telling everybody because there were people coming in with other sailboats. there were people driving saying get out of the way, get out of the way! the moment they went up the emt's raced to the bottom of the dock and they immediately started administering help. >> yacht club members say this was a casual weekly regatta they hold every wednesday. it is all for fun and the competition is very light. yacht club members say they have never had a serious injury or fatality in the club's 75-year history. so far none of the dead or injured have been identified. yacht club members tell us that these weekly regattas have been post -- postponed for the next two weeks. reporting live from the port of redwood city, alan wopping, abc7 news -- alan wang, abc7 news. >>> we are following breaking news on the central coast where solvang has been ordered. hundreds of people were told to leave their homes. solvang is between san luis san luis ob

report on the budget profits for the port. this year the port will have potentially 3 hearing dates. we'll start off on april 30 at 1 pm and the legislative chamber of the cityhall. this year's budget committee has asked for a presentation in advance of the actual budget presentation. something they're calling a state of the ports effectively you'll be looking at the whole part goals and where are we thinking are to your budget will take us, our resources and how that will hope us to achieve our goals in the next 2 years. so we welcome anybody from the public that would like to attend and support us and the actual budget will be heard on, ominous get down here, wednesday, where did it go. i , where did it go. i lost my dates. wednesday, may 14 i believe it is. yes. wednesday march may 14 with the primary port budget hearing and then if there's any reason to need to come back the committee has reserved wednesday, may 21 as well. if any of you would like to join us and be supportive we would very much welcome that. this was, again, our 2nd time presenting and helpful getting approval for a two-year budget and were looking forward to the dialogue with members o

the last item was a park that the city is developing the port through it's port that will jump start the development of pier 70 but four city development is also design a major park and public realm improvements in the southern portion of pier 70 on their 28 acres they're here to make a presentation on who their design team is and their involvement of the jane kim corner fold operations in particular the designer it designed the high line in negotiates that's successful and popular open space improvements there we're excited about the ideas they have for pier san francisco pier 70 and i will ask the gentleman to introduce his team on the public realm side >> thank you byron. commissioners good afternoon commissioner president katz. as byron said it's my pleasure to do here today is walk you through some of the evolution it's a coming out of our design team in terms of creating new waterfront parks playgrounds on pier 70. one thing i want to start by saying everything you'll see comes out of the seven years of planning that was initiated by the port through their 3 year master planning

the forest fire broke out on saturday afternoon in a hilltop neighborhood of the port city it spread quickly as potash traveled from rooftop to rooftop in densely populated core areas since six neighborhoods were burned to the ground. the historic city center which is a unesco world heritage site. so far been spared a nice two thousand homes have gone up in flames and more than ten thousand at me. many residents have lost all of their possessions. i was focused on way to the antique because that's where this is our willingness to do that to my house with me and we didn't think about making a house just like losing myself in a sauce. chilean president michelle bachelet eight declared the entire city catastrophes own. chilean authorities hope to be able to control the fire the next forty eight to seventy two hours. my reading on and lights a lighter note something for your to do this the next time you come to pass it's not going up the eiffel tower a worker is on this and it's cooking classes. whether it's to learn how to bake a baguette to perfectly honest i think she is. many people a

a witness saw them coming into the dock at the port of redwood city and it is where they unloaded the body of the dead sailor. >> they were frantic. they were telling everybody because there were people coming in with other sailboats. there were people driving saying get out of the way, get out of the way! the moment they went up the emt's raced to the bottom of the dock and they immediately started administering help. >> yacht club members say this was a casual weekly regatta they hold every wednesday. it is all for fun and the competition is very light. yacht club members say they have never had a serious injury or fatality in the club's 75-year history. so far none of the dead or injured have been identified. yacht club members tell us that these weekly regattas have been post -- postponed for the next two weeks. reporting live from the port of redwood city, alan wopping, abc7 news -- alan wang, abc7 news. >>> we are following breaking news on the central coast where solvang has been ordered. hundreds of people were told to leave their homes. solvang is between san luis san luis ob

the port was closed. there's no ice to keep the catch fresh. it's been three days since a mass if earthquake bought the port city to a stand still. patience is wearing thin. this water is only good enough for the toilet, this woman complains. nearby we discover hundreds of merchants that come to the port are now stranded. many penniless. the only road to the border is blocked about landslide. >> i've never had this experience. we don't have earthquakes in bolivia. i want to go home. >> there have been hundreds of aftershocks, one as strong as the earthquakes. residents of this neighbourhood are taking to the hills. >> we are shown the structural damage. the worst had his son's bedroom. >> we are sleeping outside in a tent, afraid the flat will collapse on top of us. >> thousands of homes are damaged. the government is assess the damage. these blifians are starting to walk to the border, 450km away. >> here in the u.s., two smaller earthquakes struck kovl , one in south-east los angeles, and one in malibu. it's a cluster of earthquakes that we ban with a 5.1 magnitude base. a sizeable earthquake may strike california, when is anyon

above the port city of valparaiso. the fire spread quickly as high winds rained hot ash over wooden houses and narrow streets. the fire destroyed 500 homes. and forced more than 10-thousand people to evacuate. chile's president warns that the death toll is expected to rise. in what may be the worst fire in the city's history. a fiery bus crash in mexico leaves three dozen people dead. it happened early this morning in the southeastern state of veracruz. slammed into a broken-down truck the bus was carrying business people who were on their way to state officials say four people survived the crash.and were taken to the hospital. next. city efforts to cut down on resident's water usage could lead to some water wars between neighbors. what they are asking homeowners to do. coming next is the reason why you should never leave your electronics unattended. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings]

a witness saw them coming into the dock at the port of redwood city and it is where they unloaded theody of the dead sailor. >> they were frantic. they were telling everybody because there were people coming in with other sailboats. there were people driving saying get out of the way, get out of the way! the moment they went up the emt's raced to the bottom of the dock and they immediately started administering help. >> yacht club members say this was a casual weekly regatta they hold every wednesday. it is all for fun and the competition is very light. yacht club members say they have never had a serious injury or fatality in the club's 75-year history. so dead none of the dead or injured have been identified. yacht club members tell us that these weekly regattas have been post -- postponed for the next two weeks. reporting live from the port of redwood city, alan wopping, abc7 news -- alan wang, abc7 news. >>> we are following breaking news on the central coast where solvang has been ordered. hundreds of people were told to leave their homes. solvang is between san luis san luis obi

. >> the ferry left from the port city of incheon and was headed for the resort city of jeju before going down in the yellow sea. water temperatures in that sea in the 40s. cnn's pauline choiu has more for you. >> reporter: a desperate rescue after a crowded passenger ferry suddenly began sinking off the coast of south korea. more than 450 people aboard the ferry, 325 high school students on a class trip to a nearby resort island. one student told the korean news network ytn, he heard a loud bump before the ship started to sing. shortly after the ship issued a distress call, helicopters and boats including a ship from the u.s. navy seventh fleet scrambled to assist the overturned vessel, rushing to pluck the passengers clinging to rails. these two passengers were lifted to safety in a helicopter basket, while dozens of others were pulled from the water by rescue boats. one passenger told ytn they were told to jump into the sea as the ship began to sink. within hours the ship was almost completely submerged. only a small portion of the hull was visible above the water. the weather was clea

the fire destroyed more than five-hundred homes within a six-hour period saturday in the port city of valparaiso. it spared the country's congress-- which is housed in the city. the blaze is showing no signs of stopping. 500 firefighters are battling the fire, but strong winds and high temperatures are making it difficult. chile's president declared a state of emergency. federal investigators found no the box 5 bears outside of a home going through a garbage can. they're looking for food. one bear stood up doctor down and started to maul a woman. after hearing their mother screaming to young children came running from down the street. >> the bear had my wife's head its mouth it started to drag her to the woods. >> we went to the driveway and there were two bears. my sister was knocking on the door i went to the back porch and i went in and saw my mom on the floor. >> the woman is recovering from bites to her body. the florida and wildlife commission says if they find the bear it will be put down. >> the obama administration backs off in about that. a family has raised cattle in the ne

students left the port city, that was headed to the island of jiju. most onboard were high school students on a school trip. top diplomates have reached aimed after diffusing a crisis in ukraine. the deal called for illegally armed and to vacate occupy buildings in exchange for amnesty. is fighting took place in an eastern city. the interior minister had a crowd of about 300, and says government forces fired warning shots. and john, these are the deadliest clashes since it began in ukraine. and he spent four hours today fielding questions beginning with the situation in ukraine. our peter sharp has more from moscow. >> no coincidence, that as the crucial party talks got on in geneva, shad my putin was stealing headlines in moscow. a question and answer session is with the russian people. top of the agenda, the crisis in ukraine, and one question, would putin send in the troops. a right to use armed forces. i very much hopely not have to use that right, and we will be able to solve all of the issues in ukraine, but political and diplomatic means. >> pu

happened in the southern city. 30 others were injured this government officials were apparently the target. kamala harris sends us this update. >> reporter: a deadly attack outside of a mosque in the porty, cost at least four lives and wounded another 30. the explosives were said to have been planted on a motorcycle. however, no one has yet taken responsibility for this attack. this happens less than 24 hours after a senior police officer, was targeted by a suicide bomber just outside his home and comes at a time when the taliban in pakistan has said that it will no longer continue with the ceasefire. the government insists that the talks with the taliban will continue despite the ups and downs. >>> officials in charge of the city's prisons are becoming increasingly worried about the number of jailbreaks. taliban and al-qaeda linked fighters have freed hundreds of inmates across pakistan in recent months. our correspondent takes a look at what the main prison is doing to protect herself from becoming the next target. >> reporter: the new arrivals at pakistan's oldest and largest prison. anyone from petty criminals to corrupt politicians are held here, so too are taliban and al-qaeda fi

also >> family members are gathering in a small tent not far from where i am standing in the port citythe names of the dead are being put onto a board. now, often, this is the first time that a parent or a loved one knows that their child or loved one is dead. so, it seems, you know, very clinical and almost brutal that the first way you discover your child is dead is to see a name written onto a board. occasionally, you will hear a shout or a scream as someone breaks down and begins sobbing inconsolably. there is a strong concentration of grief here you see people walking around with a dazed, far-away look in their eyes and, you know, as i say, this is the start of something that's really going to go on for days because the man in charge of the operation has said that the operation could go on, of course, not for weeks but for months. they have now put a large net around the totally submerged vessel to try to present bodies. there are strong currents there and there are concerns some bodies may have already been taken away. early this morning, there was a clash between parents and pol