just click on see it on tv.pcécñ >> tremors are shaking it up. >> yes. are. >> it can't be easy. >> it's going to be a great week for synchronized sun bathing. here is a look at live doppler 7. you can see no precipitation. clear, school overnight. sunny, mild again tomorrow, this dry pattern goes on and on. a ridgeqm[Ñ of high pressure at the moment. storm track flowing well north remaining north all week long. so it's only going to get milder, overnight tonight chilly where lows will drop another lovely day in the south bay. sunny skies highs in mid-60s. mid-60s on the peninsula. mid to upper 50s on the coast. downtown san francisco, 64 degrees tomorrow, 59 sunset. north bay mid to upper 60s. on the east bay, 64 oakland and berkeley. 67 in concord and fairfield. and... here is the accu-weather forecast. temperatures rising zpits clouds thursday, highs topping out at 74 degrees inland friday. that mild pattern remaining throughout the weekend. we have a little bit of a rainfall deficit right now. >> thank you. >> okayhod)t. >> coming up ropes of hope. a

. >> seismologists in several countries defected a tremor emanating from north korea. experts from japan's meteorological agency say the tremor measured 5.2 in magnitude and was not natural. it happened just before noon local time close to poongkye-ri. military leaders issued a statement last month, threatening to target what they called a sworn enemy of the korean people, the united states. u.s. representatives led the drive at the u.n. to expand sanctions. security council passed a resolution last month condemning the north koreans for launching a rocket in december. >> translator: the nuclear test was carried out as part of our efforts to protect our security and independence. it is aimed at responding to the ferocious and hostile act of the u.s. to block our right to legitimately and peacefully launch satellites. >> south korean defense officials estimate the explosion measured 6 to 7 kilotons, but they note it was below 10 kilotons when suggest scientists did not achieve full-scale nuclear detonation. experts in seoul say they are preparing for another missile lau

i would have severe tremors. i was -- before i knew of my light sensitivity, i always had headaches and migraines. i would have to go into dark rooms, take a nap. and, you know, i would just be breaking down myself in a sense. >> what was the rock bottom moment for you? >> the rock bottom moment for me, in a sense, was -- it was after my second divorce. just being -- i pushed so many people away. i couldn't figure out why i felt this way. i deployed eight times. you know, i went to combat four times, but i count my life as my fifth combat. you know, deployment. i've been fighting myself prior to -- in my younger age, until my age i am, 39 years old, when i went to date with destiny december 1st where, you know, i needed to get a little bit of motivation, because here i am about to retire from the marine corps. >> tony, there are tens of thousands of american service men and women who go through similar trauma. it's been a terrible period for the american military. constantly in combat in various countries. what d

. >> seismologists in several countries defected a tremor emanating from north korea. experts from japan's meteorological agency say the tremor measured 5.2 in magnitude and was not natural. it happened just before noon local time close to poongkye-ri. military leaders issued a statement last month, threatening to target what they called a sworn enemy of the korean people, the united states. u.s. representatives led the drive at the u.n. to expand sanctions. security council passed a resolution last month, coming -- or condemning the north koreans for launching a rocket in december. >> translator: the nuclear test was carried out as part of our efforts to protect our security and independence. it is aimed at responding to the ferocious and hostile act of the u.s. to block our right tosatel >> south korean defense officials estimate the explosion measured 6 to 8 kilotons, but they note it was below 10 kilotons when suggest scientists did not achieve full-scale nuclear detonation. experts in seoul say they are preparing for another missile launch. pyongyang celebrates. c

it's called deep brain stimulation and it helps control the tremors and stiffness of movement disorders like parkinson's disease. new research said it should be done earlier before symptoms progress to a more severe state. >> it kind of eats away at you little by little, you know. >> we first met sutapa in her leesburg, virginia home last fall. the mother of two was diagnosed with parkinson's disease in 2004 at the exceptionally young age of 36 when her boys were only 2 and 5. >> right now after almost eight years of parkinson's i've reached the stage where medications are not helping much. >> reporter: she's got both uncontrolled tremors and rigidity in her limbs and found herself able to do less and less with her family. so on november 15th, 2012, she underwent a deep brain stimulation procedure at the university of maryland medical center in baltimore, an institution that's been working with dvs for more than 10 years. while a metal frame keeps her shaved head still, neurologists precisely glide a probe into the part of the brain that controls movement. they're implanting a stimulato

i would have severe tremors. i was -- before i knew of my light sensitivity, i always had headaches and migraines. i would have to go into dark rooms, take a nap. and, you know, i would just be breaking down myself in a sense. >> what was the rock bottom moment for you? >> the rock bottom moment for me, in a sense, was -- it was after my second divorce. just being -- i pushed so many people away. i couldn't figure out why i felt this way. i deployed eight times. you know, i went to combat four times, but i count my life as my fifth combat. you know, deployment. i've been fighting myself prior to -- in my younger age, until my age i am, 39 years old, when i went to date with destiny december 1st where, you know, i needed to get a little bit of motivation, because here i am about to retire from the marine corps. >> tony, there are tens of thousands of american service men and women who go through similar trauma. it's been a terrible period for the american military. constantly in combat in various countries. what d

out and nuclear test scanners after south korean confirmed reports about four point nine magnitude tremor in the communist country which saw also was also not true as quake had been threatening to carry out a nuclear test for the last few weeks and that's despite the country being banned from any soundtrack to mrs by the one. so north korea is already under a set of international sanctions the country had previously carried alice to nuclear test and aides believe to a small stockpile of nuclear weapons south korea has now called for in a mattress amazing on the july security council later on tuesday and that journalist eric margolis says pyongyang is simply lashing back at military pressure on its portals. of the north korea always react very strongly to what it calls provocations will the u.s. either send more forces there or particularly every year the u.s. and south korea hold joint military exercises which are clearly war games aimed at attacking north korea it's very important drawers grid to conduct another underground test if it wants to have a credible nuclear deterrent force and

out a nuclear test this comes after south korean confirmed reports about four point nine magnitude tremor in the communist country which saw also was also not true as quake. had been threatening to carry out a nuclear test for the last few weeks and that's despite the country being banned from any such activities by the one. so north korea is already under a set of international sanctions the country had previously carried alice to nuclear test and is believed a small stockpile of nuclear weapons south korea has now called find a mattress amazing on the fly security council later on tuesday and that journalist eric margolis says pyongyang is simply lashing back at military pressure on its border. with korea always react very strongly to what it calls provocations with the u.s. either sends more forces there or particularly every year the u.s. and south korea hold joint military exercises which are clearly old war games and that attacking north korea it's very important drawers grid to conduct another underground test if it wants to have a credible nuclear deterrent force and that its obje

now, the question were the tremors caused by a natural quake or a nuclear test?spondent jennifer griffin joins us with the latest. >> we're just hearing from the agency, the international agency that monitors this kind of activity that they have detected an unusual seismic event in north korea. this is according to a spokeswoman for the comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty organization, an agency set up to monster compliance with a ban on nuclear tests. it's interesting to point out that the size of this, this seismic activity is in the 4.9 range i think you were saying and back in, if you look at the past two nuclear tests that were carried out by north korea, the first one in 2006 was a magnitude of 4.1 and during the last test 4.52 seismic magnitude so it's in the range that we saw in the past. the pentagon and other officials that we've reached out to cannot confirm at this point in time that there was a nuclear test. >> greta: jennifer, thank you, if you have more information let us know. >> thank you. >> greta: and joe biden has gone it again. wait until y

nuclear blasts can create tremor, but different from those caused by natural earthquakes.a defense ministry trying to determine what caused tonight's tremors, and north korea vowing to fire long range powerful missiles, but no mention of conducting another nuclear test and u.s. and allies have been on edge since last month when north korea announced it will conduct a third nuclear test. north korea's threat comes in protest of the united nations toughened sanctions and north korea says the u.s. is its prime target for nuclear tests and long range rocket missiles. stay with fox news for the latest on this breaking news. a. first a pre-treatment balm then the effective cream. for gentle hair removal at far less than salon prices. there's no place like home. for gentle hair removal at far less than salon prices. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much. i appreciate it. i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank. your mon

i would have severe tremors. -- before i knew of my light sensitivity, i always had headaches and migraines. i would have to go into dark rooms, take a nap. and, you know, i would just be breaking down myself in a sense. >> what was the rock bottom moment for you? >> the rock bottom moment for me, in a sense, was -- it was after my second divorce. just being -- i pushed so many people away. i couldn't figure out why i felt this way. i deployed eight times. you know, i went to combat four times, but i count my life as my fifth combat. you know, deployment. i've been fighting myself prior to -- in my younger age, until my age i am, 39 years old, when i went to date with destiny december 1 where, you know, i needed to get a little bit of mo vags because here i am about to retire from the marine corps. >> tony, there are tens of thousands of american service men and women who go through similar trauma. it's been a terrible period for the american military. constantly in combat in various countries. what do you say in

nuclear blasts can create tremor, but different from those caused by natural earthquakes.th korea defense ministry trying to determine what caused tonight's tremors, and north korea vowing to fire long range powerful missiles, but no mention of conducting another nuclear test and u.s. and allies have been on edge since last month when north korea announced it will conduct a third nuclear test. north korea's threat comes in protest of the united nations toughened sanctions and north korea says the u.s. is its prime target for nuclear tests prime target for nuclear tests and long range rockettttt to grow, we have to boost our social media visibility. more "likes." more tweets. so, beginning today, my son brock and his whole team will be our new senior social media strategists. any questions? since we make radiator valves wouldn't it be better if we just let fedex help us to expand to new markets? hmm gotta admit that's better than a few "likes." i don't have the door code. who's that? he won a contest online to be ceo for the day. how am i supposed to run a business here wit

i felt your spirit tremor in my hand, your fears gach. the hospital room was filled with ice witnesses that denied me the last thing imented from you to lay curled with you alone once more. to be a girl again and feel the balloon of your belly rise and fall. pat your cheeks soft as apcots. hear your breathing soothe me to sleep. that day i wrapped my arms around the shirt necessary your closet still hanging i felt them fill my grieve felt them hallow in your absence much the waling never ends inside and sometimes i think i have lost you like a hat. misplaced you in the messiness of my surroundings. you see, your stubbornness was woven into me woven into the clothes we both wore. strands that decide where we shared resistance, pushed needles. that's how i held on to you how a sewed myself to your side a seam raised into a scar at the end. thank you. [applause] >> hi and welcome back to authors who make you think. i appreciate you wanting to think on a beautiful saturday afternoon. 8 years ago in the ban shell at golden gate park. jonathan,

final hours of campaigning in the italian general election but europe fears the result could cause tremors any euro zone. an ex-orites to win is communist. away from the public rallies, he had this message for europe. >> i intend to convince your of the that austerity is not enough. i do not believe european policies are correct. they need to be adjusted to take more account of investment and jobs. >> he promises to reduce the deficit any sense the mood in italy is disillusioned and angry. canchallenge is whether he put together a coalition which will last and will have credibility. what europe leaders fear most is political instability in italy. there is one party leader whose threatens to turn every calculation upside down. he arrives by camper van. he is a wild thing. comedian who rages against corruption and the political establishment. he wants to hold a referendum on the euro and he is filling the public squares. mainstream candidates fear him and his simple message. people are killing themselves because they do not have work, he told me. italians are going to eat in soup kitchens. a

the magnitude 6.3 tremor hit the city of christchurch two years ago. nearly 200 people died, including a number of foreign students. nhk world's takao nakajima shows us how the city is remembering and rebuilding. ♪ >> reporter: this is a park in central christchurch, people have gathered to commemorate two years from the february earthquake. >> as we remember the destructive and terrifying earthquake that struck this city and the surrounding area two years ago today. >> reporter: the quake killed 185 people. nearly two-thirds of them were in this building in the city center. it used to house an english language school. it was damaged far more severely than other structures. investigators blame design flaws. 28 japanese were among the victims. some of the relatives visited the site where the building once stood. kazuo horita lost his 19-year-old daughter. >> translator: i feel more painful this year than last year. we want to know why the building collapsed and who is responsible. this should be clarified for the sake of our dead children. >> crews are

let's say you feel a tremor and it's going to shake, what are you going to do? all right. 40 people said -- >> where we going to go? >> under a table. >> [laughter]. >> going to be survival of the fitef. fittest. if you have a table go under the table. look above you, what's going to fall. what's going to hit your head. most of the chairs decent. if you are in a movie theatre or stadium what do you do? the same thing. these chairs are not heavy dutiy but covering your head is most important. if it's an empty room go against the wall and cover your head. a lot of cut in disaster heads and arms will get cut. those you can control the bleeding where as the head injury is harder. cover your head, the most important thing to do. we cover, beaware. 15 seconds. in the marina people said it felt like a minute. if you are covering yourself under the table and it's shaking what will happen in 30 seconds? you look up, where's the table. hold on to the table. if you are inside, stay in don't go from the known to the unknown. if you are downtown in an office building or shop

late tonight, a large tremor detected in north korea, not the most seismic place.stion that perhaps the hermit regime has carried out a third nuclear test there, despite international protests a short time ago ap reported north korea claims they have successfully conducted such a test. the u.n. called an emergency reading. what do you think? does this merit alarm if it as nuclear test? how should america respond? tell us what you think on the "nightline" facebook page, tweet us @nightline. we have a new name for our new baby. the marriage of abc news and univision, launching a 24-hour channel soon called fusion. it launches later this year. thank you for watching abc news. we're always online at abcnews.com. meet you back here tomorrow.

the first indication came when scientists detected an earth tremor with a magnitude of 4.9. >> after weeks, north korea did what everyone told it not to. a nuclear tests. in the absence of political freedom or guaranteed meals, at least it is something to celebrate. >> we have faith that we can fight against any formidable enemy. >> i am full of confidence having heard this news and confident that we can defeat any great power with one blow in the future. >> the bomb that north korea exploded underground was, they said, smaller, lighter, and more powerful than before. it has made this man more powerful in return. he has only been the leader of north korea for just over a year, but -- but he has already fired off two long-range rockets and one nuclear test. >> they are still trying to perfect the work on the technical aspects of the program, showing a political dimension to it but nuclear weapons are the best bargaining chip that north korea has. >> the un security council has called an emergency meeting with reactions on both sides of the pacific. >> if they continue in this way they

. >> these are days of great uncertainty in italy, and the tremors are being felt across europe. bbc news, rome. >> as iran struggles with its uncertain future, here in the u.s., there is a dose of economic tug-of-war. right now, the two political parties are deadlocked over how cuts knowne spending as the sequester that will go into effect on friday. today, president obama was in newport news, va. stressing his case. here is the report. >> along virginia coastline, it seems almost everyone works for the military in one way or another and with a sense of dread about the future. all the ships come to this yard to be refitted and repaired. but the navy has worn them that the looming cuts mean work will be cancelled on 13 ships. three --ny has told 3500 workers they could be laid off. it is a story that could be repeated all over america. >> it could affect a lot of people. not just shipyard people. wohlschlegel down to everybody. the uniformed people -- it will trickle down to everybody. the uniformed people. the diners down the street. it could put this country in the worst depres

monitors at 23 sites around the world, including australia and antarctica picked up the tremor.he analysts said the event showed what they called clear explosion-like characteristics. they said they're checking to see whether any radioactive substances were released. >>> opposition forces in syria are claiming another victory. they say they've seized a military air base and its arsenal. rebels say they've taken control of the al jarrah air base near the northern city of aleppo. they say they've captured fighter jets and a large number of weapons. they say some of the planes appear to be in working order. rebels seized syria's largest dam on monday. they've been launching attacks on aleppo's international airport. government troops have responded with air strikes on aleppo and the capital damascus. opposition activists say more than 50 people died in the latest fighting. >>> a man has attacked people in the u.s. pacific territory of guam with a knife. local police say he killed two people and he wounded at least 12 other people, 11 of them japanese. the man reportedly slammed his

. >> a tremor will hit the american academy. >> for thousands of parents who have to scramble to find child care for their kids. >> sequestration would be destructive to our nation's security. >> and says air traffic contollers. >> and cost us 750,000 jobs. >> educators laid off. >> houses burning, seniors starving, criminals fleeing and don't any about eating. what? 85 billion dollars is a drop in the massive budget bucket and chump change compared to our 16 1/2 trillion dollar debt. so, if washington can't cut that measley amount, is the real scare not cutting at all? hi, everyone, i'm brenda buttner, this is bulls and bears, let's get right to it. the bulls and bears this week, gary b smith, tobin smith. jonas max ferris along with john and jehmu green. john, lawmakers using scare tactics for 85 billion in cuts, but you say the real scare is not cutting at all? >> yeah, you better believe it. look, when you have no facts and you use emotions and fear. oh, my god, children are going to starve to death in our streets and air traffic shut down. that's when you don't have facts. and bo

once you hit 500 plus, you're going to get a lot of nervous system problems, tremors, and it's addictive. watch your kids. >> jamie: that's health news we can definitely use. >> eric: good advice. right now, later this afternoon millions of us gearing up for super bowl parties. the buffalo wings, the pizza, the beer, and the fans. sounds like a great time, but what effect could all this partying have on our health? the doctors will tell us in just a second. [ coughs ] [ angry gibberish ] i took something for my sinus, but i still have this cough. [ male announcer ] a lot of sinus products don't treat cough. they don't? [ male announcer ] nope, but alka seltzer plus severe sinus does it treats your worst sinus symptoms, plus that annoying cough. [ breathes deeply ] ♪ oh, what a relief it is! [ angry gibberish ] of green giant vegetables it's easy to eat like a giant... ♪ and feel like a green giant. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant >> eric: well, it's super bowl suspected. that means rowdy fans and lots of parties for tonight. but experts are warning about what can happen if you get fatty foods a

. >> translator: damage can be reduced if the cars can be stopped as soon as tremors are detected. >> modifying the braking system was a big challenge but he said it was needed to protect the people who use one of japan's most important modes of transportation. >>> government officials in the solomon islands are mounting a relief effort for survivors of this week's tsunami. an earthquake on wednesday sent waves rushing towards shore. nine people have been confirmed dead, a rescue team have arrived to help survivors. we have the latest from the capital. >> reporter: emergency crews have gathered up what they will need for a rescue mission. they see what happened to people in coastal areas and they want to do what they can to help. a magnitude 8 earthquake struck on wednesday off the island of nendo. tsunami reached 90 centimeters as it barreled into the coast. homes of people were destroyed or damaged. many residents fled to higher ground. local media say the survivors fear for tsunami. and are reluctant to return home. government officials dispatched a plane full of relief workers. th

in our school we teach our kids that if they felt a tremor or an earthquake, which is they can't stay stand, they have to run it high lands. how high? about 30 meters above sea level. this is mostly safe. but also we practice that in many coastal communities we practice at least once a year. also the streets, we have signs that say, this is the evacuation route in case of tsunami. we have that in all our coastal cities. infrastructure regulations, you cannot build anything which is not 7.5, or less than a 7.5. if there is a mother who has no diapers and no food for their children, 24 hours and everything is, you know, no water, no nothing, people tend to go to a supermarket, absolutely broken, no one is in there, and start looting. so -- and it's something that you have to understand. so usually police, the armed forces time to react is very, very important. and in navy aspects we have a plan and we put that plan in effect and it works so it's very good, this kind of meetings because that is exactly what you are doing. naval effects as usual prove their flexibility and their capacity

seismologists say the tremors are consistent with underground explosions. now the condemnation from the international community was swift. president obama called the test highly provocative and said it threatens u.s. security and international peace. lucy craft is in tokyo with more this morning. good morning, lucy. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the u.n. security council is going to be holding an emergency session today on measures to deal with the north korean nuclear test. and here in japan, prime minister abe, of course, coming out strongly condemning this as a provocative act. he's called on his advisers to come up with possible unilateral sanctions that japan can't oppose. it was only two months ago that a missile was fired from north korea. it went over part of southern japan. so the concern is that this latest test moves north korea closer toward creating a nuclear weapon. hours after the underground blast was detected, north korea's government said it was the result of a detonation of a miniaturized nuclear device. the test was in direct vi

the first indication of the underground test came when seismologists detected a tremor in an area not known for earthquakes. >>> in his state of the union speech tonight, president obama will announce 34,000 u.s. troops will be home from afghanistan by this time next year. jake tapper, the first to break the news after talking to sources who know about the president's speech. the move's going to cut the number of troops in afghanistan by more than half. troop reductions will continue through the end of next year. >>> so more than 4,000 people if you can imagine this, stuck on this cruise ship, disabled cruise ship. they are hot. they are hungry. they are holding their noses because toilets are overflowing. folks feeling desperate now. the ship is finally on the move. you have tugboats towing it to mobile, alabama, originally headed to a port in mexico but strong currents pushed it 90 miles north. want to bring in bret nutt. his wife is on the ship. he's been talking to her. you and i talked yesterday about how bethany is doing. she -- the last go-round yesterday about this time you sa

i would have severe tremors. -- before i knew of my light sensitivity, i always had headaches and migraines. i would have to go into dark rooms, take a nap. and, you know, i would just be breaking down myself in a sense. >> what was the rock bottom moment for you? >> the rock bottom moment for me, in a sense, was -- it was after my second divorce. just being -- i pushed so many people away. i couldn't figure out why i felt this way. i deployed eight times. you know, i went to combat four times, but i count my life as my fifth combat. you know, deployment. i've been fighting myself prior to -- in my younger age, until my age i am, 39 years old, when i went to date with destiny december 1 where, you know, i needed to get a little bit of mo vags because here i am about to retire from the marine corps. >> tony, there are tens of thousands of american service men and women who go through similar trauma. it's been a terrible period for the american military. constantly in combat in various countries. what do you say in