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. >> reporter: the ring of fire is home to 90% of all the world's earthquakes, 75% of all volcanoes. tonight, survivors are sleeping under tarps and in their cars, many of them homeless, others simply too afraid to go home. clarissa ward, abc news, beijing. >>> and as we said, the scene is equally grim in samoa. at least 150 have been killed there, including more than 30 in american samoa. hundreds are still missing. neal karlinsky is in in malela. >> reporter: charlie, we have been through village after village that look just like this one. just 100 yards from the ocean, but yet as far as the eye can see, everything leveled. like so many, the teo family awoke today to a perfect ocean sunrise on what will be another bleak day. three generations sleep on floors. they have nothing left, they say. 72-year-old family matriarch leleone teo gives us a tour of what was the family home and store. this is the second floor. it's pretty high up. we're right on the ocean and the water came all the way through here. >> yeah, you can see the tsunami coming from there. at the end of the island ther

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this is a very active area for earthquakes, and old volcanos still exist in that region. >>> the revolution is over. general motors will no longer make the saturn, a car that was supposed to revolutionize small cars. there are roughly 350 saturn dealerships nationwide and gm said it will stop making them as soon as possible but no layoffs are expected. saturn owners will be able to go to saturn dealers for service. >>> another blow for the hail family. the daily record has reported another company owned by edwin hail junior has gone bust. papers filed in court show his largest debts are to his father's bank, first mariner. >>> a flipped car blocks traffic for commuters in the tunnel. the accident was just before 6:00. the driver hit the guardrail, causing the car to roll over. she was not seriously hurt and traffic was delayed for about 30 minutes. >>> do you send text messages on your cellphone while you're driving. if you do, you need to stop. a ban on texting while driving is one of several new driving laws set to kick in in about 45 minutes. wjz is live at north baltimore, and we'll exp

he is with pals emma and dean and he's on his way to hawaii to swim with the dolphins and see the volcanos. we want you to know we're behind you, tommy. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. a new viral video is making waves in the virginia's governor race exactly four weeks before election day. yesterday, footage surfaced on youtube of bet's cofounder sheila johnson speaking about a fund-raiser for mcdonnell. in those remarks she made fun of the way his opponent speaks, contract, creigh deeds. take a listen. >> we need someone who can really communicate and bob mcdonnell can communicate. the other people i talk to, and especially his o-- o, opponent. they do not interview well. he could not articulate what needed to be done. >> is that mocking of the stuttering that has some people outraged. johnson since apologized for those remarks. she said she is sorry for the way she attacked deeds. now deeds is weighing in we caught up with him yesterday as he campaigned in northern virginia and this is what he had to say about it. >> i will be honest if it is about being smooth or a good communicato

ring of fire is home to 90% of all the world's earthquakes. 75% of all volcanos.hers simply too afraid to ghome. clarisa ward, abc news, beijing. >>> meanwhile in the samoan islands the scope of the cleanup operation can hardly be comprehended. the death toll from tuesday's tsunami has climbed to nearly 170, and many people remain missing. power isn't expected to be restored in some parts of pago pago, the capital of american samoa, for at least a month. supplies from the u.s. and other countries are arriving and being brought to hard-hit areas. a mass funeral and burial for victims will take place tuesday. >>> president obama is calling on iran to live up to promises made during nuclear talks in geneva, switzerland. the discussions yesterday showed some signs of progress. now it's time to put words into action. senior foreign correspondent jim sciutto has details from geneva. >> reporter: these are the highest level talks perhaps since the 1979 revolution. we're told they met for 45 minutes face to face, just the top negotiators and their translators in a small c

ring of fire which is a stretch of seismic fury responsible for most of the world's tremors and volcanos>>> more bodies expected to turn up in samoa. so far, the death toll has reached 120. entire villages were wiped out when an earthquake tiggered the flooding. >> it is a disaster, very bad. >> i hear from my brother all they could do is just quickly go uphill. >> federal aid could include grants for temporary housing, home repairs and property insurance loans for some 65,000 people living on the island in the south pacific. >>> coming up on 5:32 right now. tony is in with our forecast. off to a pretty nice start. >> not bad. it is cool out. it is definitely jacket weather if you are getting the kids ready u need to do that. because our temperatures in much. the area are in the 40s at this point. not so much downtown. let's take a look at the temperatures around the region. here in d.c., it is 52 degrees at this hour. but most of the area in the 40s and as you look at this map, you can see pittsburgh is 41 degrees there. roanoke, virginia, 45 degrees. up in new york city, 51. similar to

like, "can we have, like, a chrome volcano in the background?" "yeah." >> jimmy: why not?u have a battle ax, because that's, you know, going back into a world that looks like heavy metal album covers, you want to have a battle ax. but he also brings his guitar back with him, and the guitar is amplified by this world of rock, and so he can -- he can summon lightning down from the sky or pyrotechnics and blast his enemies. >> jimmy: how did you get jack black to do this? do you know him? >> that was -- i didn't back then. and we just -- i just wanted to make a game that, like, i was kind of thinking, "i hope jack black likes this game," because, like, that would let me know that i was making the right game. because, you know, he does these characters where he loves music, like in "school of rock," or "tenacious d," where he just lives for the music. and then he also, like, was serious about it, but also was kind of over the top and ridiculous about it, like, together at the same time. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. he knows, and he gets it, yeah. perfect fit. >> so i was like, "that'

more than half of the world's active volcanos are part of that rim. >>> he said he did what anybody else do. what he heard, when he heard desperate screams coming from a bronx apartment building, billy rushed up the fire escape as the smoke billowed out of the windows and a firefighters handed him a limp 4-year-old boy. he wrapped him in a curtain to shield him from falling debris. the kid was not doing well. he carried him to safety. the boy is expected to recover. >> i saw the old man first and told him to get out of the apartment. as soon as he got out i broke his windows so the smoke would come out faster. i realized there was a kid on the next door window but i told him to keep his head out the window and breathe. i didn't want to take out the window, what do you call it -- >> frame. >> the frame. he was going to fall out the window. the kid is lucky to make it. he is a strong kid. >> he is a strong guy. 33-year-old billy cretana shopkeeper. he used the media attention to take another risk today. he proposed to his girlfriend on live tv. >>> the brutal beating death of a high school

if you know a volcano is hot on the inside, do you jump off the edge of it?here's no mad rush to start investing again. >> so you've given up on 1100? >> no, i'm not excited about october, i think it will be very volatile. i think we will give a little back. hopefully we just move more lateral than south, but i think november and december you will see that mad rush for performance again and we wind up around 1150, maybe even 1200. >> all right. thanks, steve. see you later. >> thanks, guys. >> all right. let's go to charlie gasparino, as you know, or on-air editor and also author of "the sellout" two first broke the news of ken lewis' retirement from bank of america. he has more on what the secession planning might be on that. charlie, congratulations. >> on the book or the scoop? >> on both. >> thank you. by the way, i don't necessarily believe it's a retirement. i know that's what they're saying. a lot of interesting -- >> that's their line and they're sticking to it. >> a lot of interesting stuff going on over there at bank of america. i think the most imm

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i was on a plane from seattle back to alaska when we had a volcano erupt.want to know stuff like that. don't keep me in the dark and have me wonder what's going on. >> what if it's something happening on the plane and not something out of the cruise control on the ground? >> i still think honesty is the best policy. >> honesty is the best policy. thank you for calling in. this is certainly something we can relate to. please, please don't be shy about giving your opinions either way. wouldn't you want to know if there was a problem on your flight. call us at 1-877-tell-hln. really we want your perspective. text views plus your comments and name to hlntv. standard text rates do apply. thanks, everybody. >>> a school in portland wants to make one thing clear. they don't babysit kids after school and it's a costly lesson. >>> happening now, president obama has arrived in boston to tout clean energy. he will be touring a research lab, m.i.t., working on clean air technology, talk about recovery investments, the white house says creating jobs in wind energy. the

ardi was discovered in ethiopia in 1994, sandwiched between layers of volcanoic rock. >>> a group studying information needs in communities say you have a right to broadband internet and politicians should ensure everyone else does too. the group says the government should also do more to help independent journalists, because access to information is as vital as clean air and safe streets. well what do you think? the report says one-third of people in the u.s. don't subscribe to broadband and in some rural communities, it's not even available. >>> let's get to the internet right now. if you wanted to see kanye west and lady gaga in concert, you're going to have to wait. just days after they announced the joint tour, it was doa. cnn.com's catherine callaway joins us now with more on this. so, do we know the cause of death, catherine? >> no, we do not. you know there's going to be some really disappointed fans again in this, kanye's announcement. only that the tour has been called off. they didn't really say why it was canceled. but oddly enough, you may remember, richelle, that kanye had sa