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. >> reporter: unbearable for the family and friends of those losted and injured. >> reporter: the commander says this was not an act of terror like the attack almost five years ago but investigators aren't sure what may have sparked the deading shooting rampage. jay gray, nbc news. >>> thank you very much. as jay mentioned this is the second shooting at ft. hood in less than five years. nidal hasan was sentenced to death. he could be the first u.s. service member executed by the military since 1961, however t appeals process is expected to take years. >> it was another sleepless night for thousands in chile after a second massive quake rocked that country's northern coast. the chilean president was among those evacuated. officials say the 7.6 quake did not cause major new damage, no new deaths reported. the aftershock hit in the same area as that massive 8.2 quake on tuesday that killed six people. for some perspective, the 7.6 aftershock was stronger than the 1989 quake in the bay area, a 6.9. >> closer to home this morning the chp trying to figure out what a person was doing walking on hi

i don't know why i'm here but there's a reason for it and get used to it, it's unbearable to go home after all those meetings i've been doing this for a number of years you all should be getting paid by you all do it because you have to put up with me i'll approve that but i'm going to ask respectfully again, i know i don't have the clerk california no staff or computers so i ask you request that at least consider of us coming and i know budget time is coming up but if you could gives us 15 minutes to present something in the first amendment. i'm not faulting anyone my frustration goes back to 1948 when they put this together at the redevelopment agency. i hear in the parkinson's pampers that governor jerry brown is going to put together another light agency in a different form. so therefore without a doubt i have to come forth and have a hammer and is before you do anything governor jerry brown you've got to check. i'm not faulting none of you all but my reverend and african-american leaders you all read the papers of the corruption in the city but i'm here asking for yes, ma'am pat

other, we hold each other up, we carry on and with god's amazing grace, we somehow bear what seems unbearableove bears all xdthings, believ all things, hopes all things,Ñi endures all things. love never Ñiends. may god watch over these american soldiers. may he keep strong their families whose love endures. 4 united states of america with patriots such as these. >> the president of the united states speaking before three battlefield crosses, the helmets, rifles, boots of three u.s. army soldiers, struck down at fort hood, texas last week. earlier this morning the president also sent his thoughts to the victims of another tragedy, the mass slashing today at a high school near pittsburgh. there will be much more about that and the fort hood story on your local news on this cbs station. on our web site, cbs news.com and of course, on tonight's cbs evening news from texas. until then, i'm scott >>> and you were just watching a cbs special report as scott pelley said, president obama just finished speaking in front of about 2,000 people in fort hood, texas addressing the families of the three fall

. >> with got amazing grace is somehow better what seems unbearable. three soldiers were killed and 16 others wounded. the president vowed to do more to secure america's military facilities. spoke about the need for mental health resources. >> family is back home after being dramatically rescued. plan to take their three year-old daughter on a year round trip around the world. there were 1,000 mi. away from mexico when the one-year- old got very sick. the coast guard national guard rescued them. the agency said they did not plan to charge them for the rescue. the daughter is true for vomiting diarrhea and fever. >> star wars creator wants to build a museum and is considering chicago as a location. would display how the star war stories were told. exhibits would include paintings and models from the production company. potential sites are being looked at which can be used without taxpayer money. the first choice for the museum was san francisco. >> how you could make your own cheese i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. because you

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. >> reporter: and unbearable for the families and friends of those lost and injured. the commander here at ft. hood said this was not an act of terror like the attack here five years ago, but investigators still aren't sure what may have sparked the shooting rampage. back to you. >> thank you. >>> chile is still dealing with the aftereffects of the massive 8.2 earthquake. the powerful 7.6 aftershock rocked the country's northern coast. it swayed buildings and shook rattled nerves. there are no reports of major damage. a tsunami alert along the neighboring coast of peru has been called off. >>> meanwhile, new amateur video has surfaced from the 8.2 quake showing the fear and panic inside a restaurant moments after it struck. you can see lights swaying, furniture shaking and people running for cover. six deaths are blamed on tuesday's quake. >> the tension between the united states and russia over the crisis in ukraine is now effecting our space agency. president obama prepares to meet with top lawmakers about the situation in ukraine, nasa announced it's suspending its

now an unbearable weight. their mother only talked to marasol who is okay. she heard nothing from marissa. >> translator: the pain that i have in my heart as a mother, no, no, i'm not fine. it is heartbreak in what should be a happiest time. the season of prom and parties at their school, with graduation and celebration waiting in the wings. each time the phone rings, there is as much anguish as hope. >> it's torture because you want to answer it to see if it's good news but you're terrified it might be bad news. you don't know. it's horrible. >> reporter: and late this afternoon, the family received a call from the coroner's office asking for medical records, dental records. they are praying for a miracle, and they are not alone. the students on these buses, brian, they come from 46 high schools including this one, el monte where they know they lost a student. but tonight, some families still don't know. >> what an incredibly sad story. our thanks to you both. >>> police in murryesvilsville stale waiting on a motive, still trying to figure out what set off

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. >> reporter: in the death chamber an already difficult scene became unbearable. >> his head and shoulders lifted up the gurney as if he was trying to get up. >> reporter: clayton locket's body fought back, writhing and gasping for life. >> one of the things he said was something's wrong. he said, man, at one point. >> reporter: prison officials stopped the execution, but the 38-year-old died any way 43 minutes later of a massive heart attack. >> the doctors had determined that the line had blown. >> reporter: after weeks of problems and delays oklahoma was trying a new experiment cocktail of three drugs. another execution scheduled immediately after was at once postponed. >> we agree that an independent review of the procedures would be effective and appropriate. >> locket is the latest in a series of botched executions across the country. this comes as states have run out of drugs and turned to new once and new suppliers, many of who are kept secret. >> we learn how they're conducting these executions, we release they really don't know what they're doing. >> reporter: this comes three ye

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hill out that way-eight people adults and kids were on the boat when it started to get smoky and unbearably hot. the coast guard says they told them to put on their life jackets and jump into the water and link their arms to stay together. >> before they went into the water they were able to get the attention of a neighboring boat. the neighboring boated came over and picked them up. so they were only in the water for a short period of time. >> firefighters arrives moments later to tend to the victims and put out the fire, rescue series estimate that they were in the ought 5-10 minutes. >> it's a terrifying day on the bay, but fortunately they had all the right equipment with them and it has a happy ending are the. >> reporter: these photos show how much damage there was to the watercraft and can't tell yet where or how the fire started. live in sausalito, cara liu, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> right now bay area rescue crews are still working to rescue a family stranded on a sailboat about 900 miles off the coast of mexico. at 10:15 we'll latest is op their attempts to rescue that little girl

from anuka, his loss is simply unbearable. >> i can't believe he's gone. it feels like i have no one else now. just can't believe it. >> with two young children under five, she's worried about who will provide for them. >> he's the center of family life and everything just resolve around them. i'm just worried about my children's future. >> his brother says he's lost more than just an older sibling. >> if i'm not elder, my son and daughter and you are the second guardian of my side. >> while three are still missing who are presumed dead, several were injured and taken by helicopter to the capitol, kathmandu. sherpas have refused to climb the mountain until their demands are met. while the government makes more than $3 million a year through climbing fees, sherpas make a very small fraction of that, up to $6,000 annually. talking to the government. >> shaping the mountain and the future, also, i'll tell everybody that important. >> back at harom's home, they're hoping that while time is running out, he will be found. >>> a week of mourning, visiting place o

the loss is simply unbearable. >> i can't believe he's gone. it seems i have no on no one el. i just can't believe it. [ sobbing ] >> with two young children under five she's worried about who will provide for them? >> he was the center of family life and everything evolved around him. i'm worried about my chirp's future. >> his brother said that he has lost more than the oldest sibling. >> while three are still missing that are presumed dead, several injured and taken by helicopter to the hospital in katmandu. sherpas have refused to climb again until they have better life insurance and better net cover. sherpas make a very small fraction, $6,000 annually. those fighting in protection of the sherpas are talking to the government. >> the sherpas shape the mountains, future of watering, and i'll tell everybody that it's guilty of reporting. >> back at home family and friends are hoping that while time is running out, that he'll be found alive. >>> a steady stream of people across the country have been visiting places of worship averaging prayers of the dead, and hoping that tho

that dealing with the unknown has been unbearable. but now that the family has this answer they can now move forward. reporting live, from corte mad era. >>> another student is groped on her way to school. >> and a twitter page dedicated to gossip teen. the police intervention by police to stop the posts. >>> and police are linking really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a month. low dues& great terms& let's close. our best ever value plans for business just got even better. now with free broadband for a whole year. >>> oakland school district tonight says it's taking steps to increase security after a young girl was sexually assaulted near a campus. police say it is the third such incident at or near a school since january and they're now comparing similarities in the

. >> reporter: an already difficult scene became almost unbearable. >> he was grimacing, clenching his jaw. his entire head and shoulders lifted up off the gurney as he was trying to get up. >> reporter: instead of slipping away, clayton locket's body fought back. >> this is a horrible thing to witness. he said something is wrong. man, at one point. >> reporter: prison officials stopped the execution but the 38-year-old died anyway, 43 minutes later from a massive heart attack. >> there was some concern at that time that the drugs were not having the effect, so the doctor observed the line and determined that the line had blown. >> reporter: after weeks of problems, lawsuits and delays oklahoma was trying a new experimental cocktail of three drugs. another execution scheduled immediately after was at once postponed. >> we agree that an independent review of the department of corrections procedures would be effective and also appropriate. >> reporter: locket is the latest in a serious of botched executions across the country. just weeks ago an ohio inmate struggled for 30 minutes before

and with god's amazing grace, we somehow bear what seems unbearabl unbearable. love bears all things. believes all things. hopes all things, endures all things. love never ends. may god watch over these american soldiers, may he keep strong their families whose love endures, may god continue to bless the united states of america with patriots such as thes these. >> ladies and gentlemen, at this time, staff sergeant sheryl reese from the first cavalry division will sing amazing grace. ♪ amazing grace how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me ♪ ♪ i once was lost but now i'm found was blind but now i see ♪ ♪ was grace that taught my heart to fear and grace my fears r relieve relieved how brave shall deep that grace appear ♪ ♪ the hour hi first believed ♪ ♪ when we've been here 10,000 years bright shriining as the n sun ♪ ♪ we know led they to sing god's praise than when we first believ believ believ believed ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, at this time the chaplain will provide a scripture reading. >> a reading from psalm 46. god is our ever present and strength i

. >> the agony for her family and friends was unbearable. >> she just vanished into thin air. >> yes.we really think that aliens abducted her? i think not. i mean, you can't outrule anything. >> what we couldn't figure out is who wanted to do it. who would have the motive? who was mad enough? >> i think okay well it was sex trafficking. >> the workers. that's my gut. from day one it's been the workers. without a doubt. >> there had been rumors that it was somebody at work. there was rumors that it was a guy at the gym. >> i don't think they ever said there was a suspect. but i definitely felt initially the people looked at me. if you wear a denture, touch it with your tongue. if your denture moves, it can irritate your gums. try fixodent plus gum care. it helps stop denture movement and prevents gum irritation. fixodent. and forget it. >>> this is a fox news werm alert. a strong tornado touching down in northern arkansas hitting little rock. there are reports of a number of fatalities that could rise earlier in the day another person killed in a town in oklahoma. that twister causing

it is unbearable for them. we'll get back to you with more.nk you, nic. >>> breaking news in the flight 370. australia's prime minister is speaking out promising to keep searching for the jet missing for a month and a half. he's saying the strategy may soon change and the search will not go on forever as ten underwater missions are complete with no sign of debris from the boeing 777. today, bad weather is hampering the hunt from the air. planes forced to turn back because of the remnants of a tropical cyclone over the search zone. we are expecting an update from malaysian officials in over an hour. let's go to erin mclaughlin for the latest on this search. erin? >> reporter: good morning, john. three military planes made it up in the air before they decided to suspend the operations. no word on if the weather has any effect on the bluefin-21. no items of interest found so far, which has malaysian and australian officials talking about possible next steps and prolonged search. earlier today, we heard from the australian prime minister, tony abb

. >> the agony for her family and friends was unbearable. >> she just vanished into thin air. >> yes.> do we really think that aliens abducted her? i think not. i mean, you can't outrule anything. >> what we couldn't figure out is who wanted to do it. who would have the motive? who was mad enough? >> i think okay well it was sex trafficking. >> the workers. that's my gut. from day one it's been the workers. without a doubt. >> there had been rumors that it was somebody at work. there was rumors that it was a guy at the gym. >> i don't think they ever said there was a suspect. but i definitely felt initially the people looked at me. passion... became your business. at&t can help simplify how you manage it. so you can focus on what you love most. when everyone and everything works together, business just sings. that's why i got a new windows 2 in 1. it has exactly what i need for half of what i thought i'd pay. and i don't need to be online for it to work. it runs office, so i can do schedules and budgets and even menu changes. but it's fun, too -- with touch, and tons of great apps for

for his wife his loss is simply unbearable. >> i can't believe he's gone. it feels as if i don't have no one else now. i can't believe it. [ sobbing ] >> reporter: with two young children under five she's worried who will provide for them. >> he was the center of family life and everything just revolved around him. i'm worried about my children's future. >> reporter: his brother said he lost more than an older sibling. >> if i'm not the eldest. >> while three are still missing and presumed dead several are injured and taken to the hospital in the capitol katmandu. sherpas refuse to climb the mountain again until their demands are met including better life insurance and medical coverage. sherpas make a very small fraction, up to $6,000 annually. those fighting for more protection of the sherpas are talking to the government. >> they're shaping the mountain and the future, and also it is very important. >> reporter: back at his home his family and friends are hoping that while time is running out he will be found alive. a steady stream of people across the co

that dealing with the unknown has been unbearable. but now that the family has this answer they can now move forward. reporting live, from corte mad era. >>> another student is groped on her way to school. >> and a twitter page dedicated to gossip teen. the police intervention by police to stop the posts. >>> and police are linking three separate assaults on elementary students. >> it didn't occur to me that what happened at this school. >> reporter: and how one girl was lured off the monkey bars and into a car. >>> oakland school district tonight says it's taking steps to increase security after a young girl was sexually assaulted near a campus. police say it is the third such incident at or near a school since january and they're now comparing similarities in the cases. ktvu's jana katsuyama live in oakland tonight with this latest incident and what school officials are telling parents. >> reporter: frank, the school officials are telling me today that the girl was sitting waiting for her parents to pick her up. then a man approache

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. >> reporter: unbearable for the families and friends of those lost and injured. >> reporter: ft. hood commander says that this was not an act of terror like the attack almost five years ago. they have not pinpointed what may have sparked the deadly rampage. now back to you. >> thank you so much. also new this morning bombshell claims from an investigation that the u.s. government supposedly set up a social meetia service in cuba. chase cain has been following this and joins us now. chase, this is like a twitter-like service and it has been shut down. >> it has. it ended in 2012 after collecting 40,000 members over the life of about 2 1/2 years. the press says it was shut down around the same time the cuban government began trying to trace messages. we want to be make clear working to verify the report. the whole goal was reportedly to create unrest and animosity toward the castro regime. the ap says the operation began in 2009 under a code name which is cuban slang for the tweets of a hummingbird. the operation reportedly set up fake companies in spain and the cayman islands. the

devastated families getting the most unbearable news. >>> it is mission number nine for the underwater drone on this 45th day of the search for flight 370. no sign of the missing plane. nature is about to whip things up in the indian ocean. >>> and al qaeda is on the run in yemen after drone strikes killed dozens of militants. >>> we start at this hour in south korea where another day brings more heartbreaking loss for the families of those lost in the ferry sinking. at least 87 are confirmed dead. 215 people are missing and most of them are high school students. the ferry at least 30 feet below the ocean surface. look at the conditions. divers struggling to search the freezing, murky waters. they're now trying to get into the cafeteria where officials believe most of the students were when the vessel started to capsize. south korea's president is calling the actions of the captain and crew members, quote, akin to murder. the captain and six others are now under arrest but no amount of retribution against those in charge of the ferry brings comfort to parents who have lost a child. her

for those who lost their children beneath the waves, the pain is raw and unbearable.se watching the tragedy unfold, emotions spill over. paula hancocks, cnn, south korea. >>> we turn to the other transportation disaster we've been covering for you now, as the bluefin drone on the floor of the ocean. em families are demanding why the beacons never sent out distress signals. brian todd explains why they may not have have been activated. >> reporter: it's one of the most baffling questions in an already confounding mystery. why didn't any emergency beacons send a distress signals? they're called elts and officials say there were four of them on the plane. >> the emergency low indicator transmitter is a small radio transmitter that sends a signal detected by satellites in the event of an airplane crash. >> reporter: signals sent by elt on to satellites are relaid by monitoring stations on ground. it's not related to the pinger from the black boyes boxes containing the voice recorders. they are to ping, circumstances which could have played out with flight 370. experts say

other, we hold each other up, we carry on, and with god's amazing grace, we somehow bear what seems unbearable. love bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things. love never ends. may god watch over these american soldiers, may he keep strong their families whose love endures, and may god continue to bless the united states of america with patriots such as these. >> ladies and gentlemen, at this time staff sergeant reese from the first cavalry division will sing "amazing grace." ♪ amazing grace how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me ♪ ♪ i once was lost but now i'm found ♪ ♪ was blind but now i see ♪ ♪ 'twas grace that taught my heart to fear and grace my fears relieved ♪ ♪ how precious did that grace appear the hour i first believed ♪ ♪ when we been here 10,000 years ♪ ♪ bright shining as the sun ♪ we've known less days to sing god's grace ♪ ♪ then when we first begun >> ladies and gentlemen at this time, the chaplin will provide a scripture reading. >> a reading from psalm 46. god is our refuge and strength, and ever present help in trouble. therefore w

. >> reporter: and unbearable for the families and friends of those lost and injured. the commander here at ft. hood says the latest shooting was not an act of terror like the attack five years ago here. but investigators have yet to pinpoint what may have sparked the rampage. jay gray. now back to you. >> a lot of questions left. thank you. as he mentioned this is the second shooting at ft. hood in less than five years. hasan could be the first u.s. service person executed by the military since 1961. however, the appeal process is expected to take years. >> dozens of aftershocks shake the north coast of chile, the largest 6.2, that quake follow at 7.6 aftershock. so far no damage reported but the quake triggered a new tsunami alert and evags wags orders. among those told to leave was the chilean president who travelled to the area to view some of the damage from tuesday's 8.2 quake. all of these are off the coast of iquique. the initial quake killed six people, caused severe damage to some buildings as well. >> a press investigation is revealing that the u.s. governme

some utility officials are making fewer coal fired plants could make the hot summer or cold winter unbearabletration's focus on the environmental agenda challenges the reliability of the nation's power grid. >> we're closing about 20% of the coal plants. regulations being proposed now could close an additional 20% of the coal plants and that creates huge stresses. we're not ready anything like that in this country. >> however, the epa indicate there will be more than enough generating capacity for our needs. the agency is trying to be careful. >> i'm -- nothing we do can threaten reliability. we have to recognize in a changing lime like the one we've recently been experiencing, it is an increasing challenge to maintain a reliable energy supply. >> although during this past winter, severe cold with blasts of the polar vortex, a key republican senator noticed it was at its limits. >> 89% of the coal electricity capacity that is due to go off line was utilized as that backup to meet the demand this winter. >> and a coal country democrat clearly has his concerns. >> what this will do will effecti

but for some, waiting can be unbearable. the jail's medical staff responds to a code one alert. medical emergency. an inmate has just attempted suicide by hanging. he is 28-year-old arnulfo guerra. guerra is alive but unconscious. medics work to assess the extent of his injuries. the officer discovered guerra. he was called in after another officer reported that guerra had covered the lights in his cell making it difficult to see inside. >> the duty officer called us. we responded to do a check. and noticed he was hanging. he had taken the bed sheet, tore into a strip, and around his neck a couple of times. i cut him down and he was still breathing. >> san antonio fire department paramedics arrive, guerra has begun to regain consciousness. >> he was on his knees hanging forward? >> no, just hanging. >> guerra, talk to me! >> one, two, three! >> although his vital signs are stabilizing guerra will still be taken to a nearby hospital for further treatment. quick action by correctional staff and medics most likely saved his life. but in the past the jail had been plagued by the spe

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such circumstances, in such mysterious circumstances is just devastating, and it must be almost unbearableor those families and i can fully understand why so many of them are just so desperately anxious and so desperately unhappy. and this is why we need to give them the reassurance that we will not rest here in australia until we have done everything we reasonably can to get to the bottom of this. >> nbc's ian williams is in perth, australia where the malaysian prime minister is stet to meet with the search teams. >> reporter: the malaysian prime minister arrived in perth tonight. he'll be meeting his australian counter part. he'll get the details on the search that involved nine ships and ten aircraft from different nations. a private plane belonging to film director peter jackson has joined the search, as has a british submarine, but as of yet, there it's been no sign of wreckage from flight 370. now a u.s. pinger locator, which they hope can help locate the black box is on its way out to the search area, but won't get there until friday. and it's unlikely that can be deployed until the

most of all, one woman, she is coping with unbearable surveillance row. why? her father was taking her son to a singing audition and both of them were killed. she shared her story at a vigil to honor the victims. >> i'm the daughter of the gentleman who was killed and i'm the mother of the son who was killed. and i want to tell you how much i appreciate you all being here. i heard there was going to be a vigil and we all grieve in different ways. and i just wanted to tell people thank you. >> her composure and strength is remarkable. our george howell is in overland park, kansas. we can only imagine how much that community is reeling. >> reporter: it's so hard to hear that sound that you played just a minute ago. you're talking about people who were going about their regular daily routines and then this happened, people were forced to get on the ground to get out of harm's way when shots rang out. what we know at this point, we do expect to hear from investigators here within the next hour to get more information about where the investigation stands right now.

city's most exclusive real estate, officials say young women and girls have been forced into an unbearablertment. >> for the last five years, raid after raid, this massage parlor has been cited for numerous violations where the evidence of sex for sale is obvious. >> this is one of the most blatant places in the whole list of massage parlors in san francisco where they just disregard the law and they don't want to comply with the law. they don't care. this is a pretty bad place. >> built like a prison fortress with hidden cameras around the block and managers vigilantly watching six monitors inside, getting the decoy in is easy. the element of surprise is not. >> manager gave the signal of the police and health department there and they scramble. >> in tonight's game of cat and mouse, officers gain the upper hand. they flush three women from behind a wall. >> come on. >> stand right there. >> officers spot a nervous woman who they suspect is illegal. >> why won't she speak? do you speak english? little bit? okay. >> do you have a license? >> no, i have permit. >> you have permit? >> why ar

everyone talks in china about the unbearable smog.ased last july shows that air pollution in northern parts of the country can actually cut life expectancy by an average of 5.5 years. well, beijing has now decided to begin a cleanup, promising to spend $280 billion to fight air pollution. this year, china has started to directly monitor and publish the pollution impacts of its biggest 15,000 culprits. china's urban middle class now routinely protests against not only polluted air, but polluted water as well. and in february, china announced a plan to spend $330 billion to clean up its water. this mass-scale public effort may be a reaction to increased discontent, but it's also about the economy. the impact of environmental degradation cost china 9% of its gnp, according to the world bank. perhaps the most important set of proposals not just for china but for the world, are plans for reform. last november, the party announced that will retain its authority over the chinese economy but would allow the market to play a decisive role. the