>> at 3:00 was the first big jolt. that wasn't as scary as the aftershocks. the first jolt, i'm from california, i've been through earthquakes, no big deal. i actually went back to bed. it was the aftershocks, 6.2 to 6.3 earthquake shock just an hour or so after the main shock. that woke me up again. that's when people started getting nervous. i heard my neighbors saying, gracias when the aftershock stops. they were saying, thank you, god, thank you, god. they kept coming throughout the morning. >> explain why you have been living in chile the past 2 1/2 to three months or so? >> i picked chile because i wanted to go to a south american k country to work on writing projects. chile has some of the best infrastructure, one of the most stable governments in latin america. i wasn't planning on