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and there is rome. there is where the knot only the initial earthquake was 6.2 magnitude, but you look around, these are all of the after shocks. i was looking up, these are magnitude, say, four, 4.5. so, the after shocks are pretty strong, as well. now, there is toll end teen owe, and then i believe it is town in the mountains that was the direct center of the main earthquake here, so, we're not only dealing with earthquakes, dealing with magnitude, but this is as chris told you northeast of lit i where people go to vacation in the summertime gaston, strengthening, in the middle of the atlantic ocean there is tropical wave we're watching may become a tropical storm her mean, by the end of the day, and then the remnants of fiona, which aren't expected to bother us. high pressure still in control, still on shore, starting to see shift in the win direction. >> start to see little more heat, little more humidity as the days goes by right i -- really yesterday and the day before, not bad, but stickier as ti

and angela joins me now from rome. she's a journalist with the english news website "the local italy." thank you so much for talking with us. despite rome's distance from the epicenter of that 6.2 magnitude quake, as we said, people felt the effects of this. what did you and others experience there in rome, and talk to us about what more you're learning about what is happening there at the epicenter. >> well, the latest death tolls being reported is at least 14. rescuers are still working to either try and find people buried beneath the rubble, victims. we know that the major damage has affected three small towns, two in lacio and one in the marque region. these are two regions that straddle where the epicenter of the anderson cooper w-- earthqu. >> the mayor says amatrice essentially doesn't exist anymore. >> soon after the quake, he said that half the town is gone. and this you can imagine that there are many small towns, many thinly populated towns in italy, especially in central italy, so it's hard to give an idea,

. >> this struck north of rome. it spread across a fairly wide area. it hit four different regions in that area of central italy. it was felt as far away as rome. >> and why the buildings are fragile. these towns were built and created in the 1200s. many of the buildings are fairly old and why a lot of them came down this morning. >> a developing story we'll be following for you all morning. >>> much like "world news now," >>> much like "world news "the view" was unique in the time slot when it debuted in 1997. the ladies are set to begin their 20th season. >> you can't dispute it's rarely been boring. dan harris with the details. >> reporter: the view has become famous for those unforgettably outrageous moments. >> i gave you an opportunity to -- >> >> you didn't give me anything. >> reporter: and to celebrate the premiere of the 20th stories you've never heard before. >> rosie said to me, i want you on the show every day. i said no, you're crazy. >> reporter: more than 18 co-hosts, more than 4,000 episodes and some 25,000 hot topic, "the view" has ha

the epicenter - the town of norcia, about 100 miles from the capital of rome. the biggest damage in central italy, where the continue and the death toll may rise as crews continue to search rubble for survivors. this part of central italy has seen several significant earthquakes in the past century. in 2009, a six-point-3 magnitude quake killed nearly 300 people. this morning here in the u-s, officials already reacting suzanne keneddy with a live report on how local agencies are responding thats coming up at 6.. and we're following more breaking news closer to home. just in the last hour - a shooting investigation in montgomery county, becomes a homicide. john gonzalez is live in burtonsville with more.. john? developing right now.. d-c police looking for these four people of interest in northwest. police say the suspect robbed and tried to sexually assault the victim in the 900 block of "m" street at around 3 a-m on sunday. a bystander came to help the victim- and the suspect ran away. if you have any information - you're asked to call police right away. 7 is

we felt the earthquake in rome. i can only imagine how strong it was at the epicenteepicenter. >> barbie, stay safe. thank you very much for joining us. thank you. >>> let's bring in our meteorologist who is in the world weather center with more on all of this. i'm just speaking to her. she made the point that those in the quake zone in a place like this, still too afraid to go indoors. that's if their buildings are still standing. which leads to the question, what are the weather conditions like right now? >> it's something we haven't touched on much, but when it comes to the weather equation at this point, it is as tranquil as it gets. that's the best news out of all this. me the temperatures will eventually want to warm up across the area, about 20 to 25 degrees over the next three days. so not a major heat threat across this region, not cold either. so it is ideal temperatures when it comes to operations across this region to rescue as many people as possible. you see the damage left in place across the area. it

they didn't have nose in ancient rome. and a storm trooper hits his head, and when we still can't believe. that's luke skywalker calling for carrie, as in his co-star, carrie fisher. t.j. holmes, new york. >> i didn't know that one. >> i didn't realize that snuck through. >> there's one in free willie. he's riding on the whale wet. next scene, dry. >>> this morning on "world news now," a deadly earthquake hit central italy. >> the 6 .2 quake striking north of rome. causing buildings to crumble. one mayor saying his town doesn't exist anymore. we're following the breaking details just in. >> and donald trump admits he may be softening his stance on immigration. he's not softening his stance on clont clinton. now calling for an investigation into her foundation. he managed to praise president obama. we'll tell you why. >>> and just on time, the thrilling moments for some boaters when a seal pops up on deck. they quickly discover the reason for the visit. some other party crashers looking for a meal. it is wednesday, august 2

has rattle rome 6/and1 has rattle rome 6/and 6/ italy. we'll let you know as that story develops. >>> that earthquake hit about 3:00 in the morning italy time and only about 8 miles under the ground or from the surface. that's why the damage was pretty extensive. today had a northeast wind all very late in the day. looks pretty benign here but watch what happens. the winds start picking up as the storms increase in the distance. very heavy rain goes by and then eventually a pretty good sunset shows up briefly right around there. that's a pretty cool sky late in the day. satellite radar composite shows a pretty good northeast wind today. temperatures were incredible today, including a 99, an official high in sarasota. broke the record high of 96. 95 today in tampa. showers moving offshore. 99 in sarasota, 90 in st. pete, record tying 95 in tampa, 93 lake land, it's been a tough summer. with the lack of rain mostly, feel like many struggle to get any significant rain. temperatures are hot. temperatures are now cool because of the rain in th

this is 87 miles northeast of rome. at least 38 people are reported dead so far and that number is likely to increase. reid binion has the lat traveling abroad react to go the deadly earth quick that rocked italy on wednesday we ran out to main area where the chandelier was just swaying back and forth. we knew at that point and just trying to get out as faz as we can. >> reporter: the u.s. geological survey says the 6.2 earthquake struck northeast of rome, about throughout central italy. >> reporter: it was followed by an aftershock hours later. reports came in of collapsed buildings in ruins. wednesday's kwiek striked near the site of another deadly earth quick in 2009. >> it occurred where there was an earthquake >> reporter: the quake striking not only with significant force but at a shallow depth. a destructive combination that could be followed by multiple aftershocked and land slides and extensive casualties. >>> that 2009 earthquake killed more than 300 people and we expect the death toll to rise here this mornin

rome 6/. has rattle rome 6/and1 has rattle rome 6/and 6/ italy. we'll let you know as that story develops. >>> that earthquake hit about and only about 8 miles under the ground or from the surface. that's why the damage was pretty extensive. today had a northeast wind all day and thunder storms firing up very late in the day. looks pretty benign here but watch what happens. the winds start picking up as the storms increase in the distance. very heavy rain goes by and then eventually a pretty good sunset shows up briefly right around there. that's a pretty cool the day. satellite radar composite shows a pretty good northeast wind today. because of that, high pressure over us, the heat was really on. temperatures were incredible today, including a 99, an official high in sarasota. broke the record high of 96. 95 today in tampa. showers moving offshore. 99 in sarasota, 90 in st. pete, lake land, it's been a tough summer. with the lack of rain mostly, feel like many daysit's been a struggle to get

it's a town in italy and this is about 86 miles northeast of rome. rome is right here. this is amatrice here. this earthquake was centered a bit to the north west here but this is often busy with tourists this time of the year. this quake was so strong some of the tremors hit parts of rome. crews are working on finding this is myanmar in asia. it registered a preliminary magnitude stronger than the one in italy. this one 6.8 has shaken central myanmar. the quake sent people running out of tall buildings there. casualties and damages are possible but no reports of either. >>> a man claiming to be a surgeon in denver is accused of performing major without a medical license. carlos fernandez is facing 14 felony charges after performing facelifts, liposuctions and other plastic surgeries. one woman said she was not properly sedated and felt everything during a tummy tuck. it happened at the clink on federal and alameda. he is out on bond and will be in court next month for a preliminary hearing. the district attorney's office victim and anyone who is to come forward. >>> in

about 80 miles north of rome was hit the hardest. the mayor saying the town simply isn't there any more. instead of stone buildings, just pile of wood and stone and rescuers using heavy machinery and digging through the rubble trying to reach some of the people who have been buried in the middle of the night. they are pulling out survivors. people were stunned and afraid of after shocks are huddling in town squares. 39 after shocks so far, some quite strong. residents themselves grabbing shovels, starting to dig, some with bare hands trying to free their neighbors. a woman and her dog were pulled alive in one town. some villages in national parks, italy's forestry police involved. alpine troops. it's a very remote area and difficult to reach. so remote, in fact, rome has requested satellite images to see how widespread the damage is. >> 49 states down and one more to go. zika virus is reported in north dakota, leaving wyoming the only psych free state in the united states. a third outbreak popped up in pinellas county. while official

we are live in rome for the latest. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: welcome back to "on the move." 52 minutes into the trading day. top performers are in media. wpp, outperforms. sales are up, profit is up, helped by a weaker pound. on the downside, look at the south african affect. international, a big exposure to south africa. we have concern about the finance minister once again. he is once again, being questioned by police. we see that affecting the rand. now, here are highlights for the rest of your day. joe biden has arrived in turkey on a visit to strengthen ties between the countries in the aftershock of a failed military coopup. meanwhile, angela merkel continues her tour around europe. time, we get u.k. mortgage applications data out of the u.s. manus: 21 people have reportedly been killed after a 6.2 magnitude earthquake that hit the center of earthquake. that is according to the sky tg24 television channel. missing 100 people are in the town of pescara del tronto. let's get straight to rome and to bloomberg

could be felt hundreds of miles away in rome. but officials warn the death toll is expected to rise. local media reporting 13 deaths and people still trapped beneath the rubble amid widespread blackouts and looking at these live pictures you can see tons of rescue workers. multiple trues on the scene and i'm sure many other places as well trying to dig people out of the rubble. so far 13 people are dead in this earthquake, but with aftershocks and with people still trying to find their loved ones we're going to be hearing more about how many tepeople we in fact affected by that. >>> in the meantime 49 states down. one more to go the zika virus reported a third outbreak popped up in pinellas county. while officials work to figure out how a local transmission could have spread that far florida's governor says he's not declaring a new zika zone there just yet. >> just because we have one case here doesn't mean we have local transmission. >> health officials say a serious epidemic is not expected in the u.s. but with 42 people now af

>> i was in rome. but i was waking up. rome is 100 kilometers approximately from here. or a little bit more than 100 kilometers. and i was waken up by the shock by the effort quakes. it was very strong in rome too. so i cannot imagine how strong it was here. >> and now that shock is felt around the world. thank you for joining us. be safe. our thoughts are with you. >> thank you. >>> we've got to turn now back to politics where donald trump is unleashing a new barrage of attacks against hillary clinton as questions are swirling around the clinton foundation. during clinton's time as secretary of state, more than half of the people on her meeting schedule also happened to be donors of the clinton foundation. >> it is now abundantly clear that the clintons set up a business to profit from public office. >> nbc's jacob ras kst ccon is n florida. mr. trump hammered this point last night. i'm guessing he's going to be doing that again today. >> reporter: it's hard to imagine a news story playing more perfectly into the hands of donald trump. over the last year one of his cor

the epicenter was about 100 miles from rome. because it was only six miles deep, it was felt over an extensive area. central italy where buildings collapsed. we'll get a better idea of the extent of the damage as the day progresses. already one mayor says more than half of his town is gone. and a bridge is in danger of collapse. there were deaths. but the number is not yet known. one report says a family of four was killed while it slept. electricity, gas and phone service, as you can imagine, are out for much of the area, and some roads are blocked by debris. this region suffered the last major earthquake around seven years ago. then more than 300 people were killed. today the state department is asking americans in italy to contact their family and friends as soon as possible by checking in to social media. >> jennifer, as you take a look at many of the early images coming in, you're well familiar with this area. i can imagine it's heart wrenching looking at these. >> reporter: absolutely. the fact that it happened in the midd

they didn't have nose in ancient rome. and a storm trooper hits his head, and when we still can't believe. that's luke skywalker calling for carrie, carrie fisher. t.j. holmes, new york. >> i didn't know that one. >> i didn't realize that snuck through. >> there's one in free willie. he's riding on the whale wet. >>> this morning on "world news now," a deadly earthquake hit central italy. >> the 6 .2 quake striking north of rome. causing buildings to crumble. one mayor saying his town doesn't exist anymore. we're following the breaking details just in. >> and donald trump admits he may be softening his stance on immigration. he's not softening his stance on clont clinton. now calling for an investigation into her foundation. he managed to praise president obama. we'll tell you why. >>> and just on time, the thrilling moments for some boaters when a seal pops up on deck. they quickly discover the reason for the visit. some other party crashers looking for a meal. it is wednesday, august 24th. news now." >>> good wednesday m

this was northeast of rome career--rome 247 people now confirmed dead. this is the strong the dish that will give you a perspective on how bad things are. the 6.2 magnitude cost major damage to buildings. it is now just after 8 in the morning in italy and search crews have rezoned for the second straight day. -- resumed for the second day (cheers & applause) >> grant: there has been some success stories. how about that explanation plant and a year old girl pulled from the rubble alive. cruise up and urging people in the town to be quiet so they can hear the cries for help. from under the rubble. --how about that and eight year-old girl was pulled from the road all alive. the search crows have been urging people in town to be quiet so that they can hear cries for help. >> steve: kron4's charles clifford is and the north bag with an update with the still ongoing effort to recover from now the in vallejo's earthquake. that happened to years ago. -- north bay >> reporter: some buildings including the county courthouse which is behind me are still being worke

tomorrow morning in rome right now. right now a small plane is sitting in the middle of a small island of sand in the quabbin reservoir. the pilot doing what he -- finding the right spot during what he called a midair emergency. >> police are taking the story if he did indeed have problems, a summer drought may have saved his way. you can see where the single engine plane landed. it appears that area would be underwater but with the reservoir at 86% of capacity this sandbar was large enough to down the small plane intact. the pilot, a 42-year-old man from newport, rhode island telling us by phone he is ok and experience -- he was an model, a carbon cap model. he experienced engine trouble. the quabbin is strictly restricted from all aircraft, still the pilot putting the plane down on the sandbar, walking away from it unharmed, state police and dcr quickly reaching the scene by boat,officials say the water on the quabbin is safe, the plane was left on the sandbar overnight. removing done and may require taking it apart p

a massive earthquake struck 100 miles from rome. this say live picture you're looking at at the effort to find survivors. usgs is warning after shocks should be expected throughout the region in coming hours and even days. >> all right. developing overnight at home a person is dead after a shooting in burtonsville, maryland, police are on the scene at this point. this is video from sky fox over the scene as it unfolded on sandy spring road. no word on the circumstances surrounding that shooting. >>> 5:45 is the time now, live look outside. it's very pleasant. yet again on this wednesday morning. but, enjoy it while you can. >> changes are coming. >> that's right. >> i stopped see i'm a team player. >> i understand. >> i didn't pick up the ball. i should shtaken the shot. >> that's exac >> i'm going to get the rebound and take it now. st. mary county going back to school and montgomery county monday notice my theme for the entire week it's all about going back to school. see. there you go. >> it's about educating our children. >> the

they didn't have nose in ancient rome. and a storm trooper hits his head, and when we still can't believe. that's luke skywalker calling for carrie, as carrie fisher. t.j. holmes, new york. >> i didn't know that one. >> i didn't realize that snuck through. >> there's one in free willie. he's riding on the whale wet. >>> this morning on "world news now," a deadly earthquake hit central italy. >> the 6 .2 quake striking north of rome. causing buildings to crumble. one mayor saying his town doesn't exist anymore. we're following the breaking details just in. >> and donald trump admits he may be softening his stance on immigration. clont clinton. now calling for an investigation into her foundation. he managed to praise president obama. we'll tell you why. >>> and just on time, the thrilling moments for some boaters when a seal pops up on deck. they quickly discover the reason for the visit. some other party crashers looking for a meal. it is wednesday, august 24th. news now." >>> good wednesday morning. i'm carbon dioxide. >>

theresa, and a camden county priest is making a trip to rome to watch it all happen. >>> i love my baby so much. i wish she was still here. >> crying out for help. a mother calls for justice, after her 8-year-old daughter is killed by a stray bullet. >>> the temperature is starting to climb this morning. get ready. we're in for another hot day. >>announcer: nbc news starts now. >>> welcome to nbc 10 news today. i'm lauren mayk. it is 10:00 a.m. let's get a check on the sunday weather with krystal klei. good morning. >> good morning. yeah, we're going to be hot but we're used to it. it is the tail end of summer, and today is a good type of hot. it doesn't come with the humidity. dry and hot throughout the day. if you want relief, there is the live look outside cape may. that's one good location to go, the shore areas, and that will include right up through parts of both the delaware beaches and the jersey shore, right as you move interior, that's when temperatures start to get hotter, closer to the 90s. more heat on the way. it is not just for the weekend. we're also looking into your ea

they didn't have nose in ancient rome. and a storm trooper hits his head, and when we still can't believe. that's luke skywalker c carrie fisher. t.j. holmes, new york. >> i didn't know that one. >> i didn't realize that snuck through. >> there's one in free willie. he's riding on the whale wet. >>> this morning on "world news now," a deadly earthquake hit central italy. >> the 6 .2 quake striking north of rome. causing buildings to crumble. one mayor saying his town doesn't exist anymore. we're following the breaking details just in. >> and donald trump admits he immigration. he's not softening his stance on clont clinton. now calling for an investigation into her foundation. he managed to praise president obama. we'll tell you why. >>> and just on time, the thrilling moments for some boaters when a seal pops up on deck. they quickly discover the reason for the visit. some other party crashers looking for a meal. >>> abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good wednesday morning. i'm carbon dioxide. >> i'm diane macedo. a

. >> focusing on mountain us region northeast of rome. good day everyone, it is wednesday, august 24, 2016. >> how are you all doing? >> i'm good. little chilly. but you know what, last night it was kind of chilly, too. i thought it could have been good open your windows and sleep wetter. >> sue, it almost feels like fall might be in the air. >> just little hint of the season to come. but that's about it for now. still, august, and we do have warmer weather on the way. still, enjoy today. because it will not be too humid, not too hot. it is nine out of ten today. we've got no clouds in the sky. it is pretty tranquil here in the city. we are starting to see the combination every daylight, but not until 6:22, is your sunrise time, 68 degrees, 76% relative humidity, change in wind direction, going to make difference in how it feels today. but not big difference yet. you will feel bigger difference tomorrow. 52 degrees mount pocono, 62 in reading, and trenton, 58 in atlantic city, 65 degrees, wilmington, delaware, dew points, still in the 50'

rome. that gives you a sense of how powerful the quake was. rescuers there using bare handsing looing for survivors. abc's jennifer eccleston is live from london. jennifer, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, diane and kendis. it's been several hours since the earthquake. rescue reach the most hard hit areas. at least 21 people are dead. the aftershocks continue to rat this will community now on edge. this morning, a town in ruins. central italy rocked by a powerful earthquake in the middle of the night. witnessens saying people are trapped under rubble. new video showing collapsed buildings, residents searching for survivors, debris-clogged roads. local red cross officials saying a bridge into the town had collapsed. the terrain making it difficult for rescue crews. >> i've certainly seen police trucks race by me. so there is a sense that authorities are headed for that area. it's a very mountainous area. the roads are not easy. it's not an easily accessible area of italy. it will tak

the epicenter is about 100 miles north of rome. because there's only six miles deep, it was felt over a wide area off a large portion of central italy. about 20 seconds. >> the greatest damage understandable was in the central part of the country where many buildings collapsed. we're going to get a better idea of the extent of the damage as the sun comes up over there. already one mayor says more than half his town is gone. a bridge is in danger of collapse. there were some deaths, but the number is not yet known. >> one report says a family of four was killed while they were sleeping. electricity, gas, and phone service are out in much of the the region suffered its last major earthquake six years ago. more than 300 killed in that earthquake. >> the state department is asking americans in italy to contact their family and friends as soon as possible, checking in on social media as well. you look at some of these early images that we're getting. you're getting a sense this was a devastating earthquake for central italy. >> the civi

the epicenter was about 100 miles from rome. because it was only six miles deep, it was felt over an extensive area. buildings swayed for 20 seconds. the greatest damage was in central italy where buildings collapsed. we'll get a better idea of the extent of the damage as the day progresses. already one mayor says more than half of his town is gone. and a bridge is in danger of collapse. there were deaths. but the number is not yet known. one report says a family of four was killed while it slept. electricity, gas and phone service, as you can imagine, are out for much of the area, and some roads are blocked by debris. this region suffered the last major earthquake around seven years ago. then more than 300 people were killed. today the state department is asking americans in italy to contact their family and friends as soon as possible by checking in to social media. >> jennifer, as you take a look at many of the early images coming in, you're well familiar with this area. i can imagine it's heart wrenching looking at these. >>

this happened close to rome. >> dana: about 50 miles northeast of rome while most people were sleeping. because these buildings are so old, earthquakes do a lot of damage. the buildings in las vegas are this type of earthquake. cite an earthquake rattling two parts of the world. one in italy. we have the latest on the devastation. >> dana: due in court. a local politician's son making his first court appearance this plus -- >> i said don't go. >> krystal: that's the widow of a local worker killed in that scaffolding accident. she's speaking out this morning. what she told him before he left for >> krystal: i like the direction we're headed. >> dana: we begin with tom up in sky 3. >> tom: we've been in pretty good shape on the roadways so

rome. that gives you a sense of how powerful the quake was. rescuers there using bare hands, looking for survivors. abc's jennifer eccleston is live for us in london. she's been following the developments all night long. jennifer, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, diane and kendis. it's been several hours since this 6.earthquake. rescue crews are still trying to access the hardest hit areas of rural umbria in central italy. so far, a number of dead. at least 21 people. the aftershocks continue to rattle this community now on edge. this morning, a town in ruins. central italy rocked by a powerful earthquake in the middle of the night. witnesses saying people are trapped under rubble. new video showing collapsed buildings, residents searching for survivors, debris-clogged roads. local red cross officials saying a bridge into the town had collapsed. the terrain making it difficult for rescue crews. according to abc's megan williams, who is just outside the hardest hit area. >> i've cert

abc's megan williams who felt the quake in rome is on the scene. williams sot audio only it's a very mountainous area. the roads aren't easy so it's not an easily accessibly area and it will take a while i imagine for rescuers to get there. this part of central italy has seen several significant earthquakes in the past century. in 2009, a 6.3 magnitude quake killed nearly 300 people...now tragedy has struck again. that area is also dealing with aftershocks. here in washington, the state department is urging us citizens in italy, if they're safe, check in on social media and please contact family and friends. kenneth moton, abc news washington. the zika outbreak in florida is spreading, with five new cases in two counties. those cases did not involve travel to other areas. one is in the tampa area, and four in the miami beach area. health officials say they are people were infected. ""so in this case, the department of health here under dr. cho and his team, will speak with that person, get a good history. they're already testing family members. the

the hardest hit towns were in the region of italy 50 miles north east of rome. some who experienced the quake in person are back in our area tonight and our david spunt talked to them and he joins us from philadelphia international airport, david. >> reporter: this is such a sad story and numbers are not going down for the numbers of people killed. they unfortunately keep going up. we heard, earlier this morning and now we are seeing about 120 people. a lot have people there on vacation and images coming out of there are so powerful it is tough to look at. to see towns that are completely destroyed. we did have a chance to speak to some people that were vacationing in italy, some were vacationing in the venice area, some in rome, another person in cecily, most of the people that felt the quake were in the rome area. we have talk to some experts. >> tremors, yeah, off and on for i would say six or seven seconds probably. >> many times i experienced like a earthquake like at night you can feel a shake, you get used to it. but this one was 6.2, a little more is he

when phoenix passenger arrived after being stranded in rome. >> i had a great time and grief in italy.>> reporter: it was a european dream vacation a my flight was monday morning at 11:55 am.>> reporter: his flight was delayed and canceled leaving him and hundreds of other delta passengers in rome with no information. >> you had to delta agents basically trying to answer questions for 600 people.>> reporter: passengers were put up and a nearby hotel. passengers were told to revoke following morning. tuesday night, two days after he arrived at rome's airport >> i missed a big business meeting and i was upset.>> reporter: delta airlines gave vouchers and released a statement saying, we are in that final hours of bouncing back from the disruption. employees have been working around the clock and are committed to bringing the airline back to full strength. we know this is been a rough couple of y and we apologize to those have -- who of experience are less than stellar operation. >> that's not enough for the frustration you cause.>> reporter: the apology is too little, too late and calls

the shaking could be felt in nearby rome which is west of norcia. no work yet on any reports of damage or injuries. a bizarre scene at a bart station today. a man, armed with a golf club, started smashing windows.in the middle of the day. >> steve:bart police got the first calls around 1-30 this afternoon. witnesses say the man was breaking windowns on a train. he then got off.and continued his rampage on the platform.breaking several windows that are now boarded up. police say the man did not attack anybody. officers moved in and managed to take him into custody. >> pam:in pinole. police are looking into a shooting at a marijuana grow house. it happened monday night on stokes avenue. police say, the homeowner told them, a man in a group tried to break into his home. that homeowner reportedly pulled out a gun and fired several times. the suspects took off in a light- colored truck. when police entered the home, they noticed the marijuana grow. police say, they believe the home was targeted. so far, no arrests have been made. police are searching for

they didn't have nose in ancient rome. and a storm trooper hits his head, and when we still can't believe. that's luke skywalker calling for carrie, as in his co-star, carrie fisher. t.j. holmes, new york. >> i didn't know that one. >> i didn't realize that snuck through. >> there's one in free willie. he's riding on the whale wet. next scene, dry. >> that's the news for that half >>> this morning on "world news now," a deadly earthquake hit central italy. >> the 6 .2 quake striking north of rome. causing buildings to crumble. one mayor saying his town >> and donald trump admits he may be softening his stance on immigration. he's not softening his stance on hillary clinton. now calling for an investigation into her foundation. he managed to praise president obama. we'll tell you why. >>> and just in time, the thrilling moments for some boaters when a seal pops up on deck. they quickly discover the reason for the visit. some other party crashers looking for a meal. >>> abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good wednesday

hundreds of passengers were left in rome with little to no information. >> there were two delta agents basic they trying to answer questions for 600 people. >> reporter: he and other passengers were put up by the airline in a nearby hotel and passengers were told to rebut the following morning. using business class, he was he first arrived at rome's airport. >> unfortunately i missed a big business meeting on tuesday, which i was upset about. >> reporter: in addition to $200 vouchers, the delta president issued a statement saying that they were in the final hours of bouncing back from the disruption. delta employees are working around the clock committed to bringing the airline back full strength. we know this has been a rough couple of days for our customers and we apologize to those who have experienced less than stellar operations. >> that is not enough for the frustration that was caused. >> reporter: for the frequent flyer, the apology is too little too late. he calls on company higher ups to invest in better training and equipment. >> i don't blame the flight attendants and pilot

than 100 miles away in rome. multiple aftershocks added to the chaos. but as dawn broke across italy officials warn the death toll is expected to rise. local media is reporting 13 deaths and people still trapped beneath the rubble amid widespread blackouts. chapman, what's the latest out of italy with 20 people have died with dozens still missing. this is in the town of amatrice. this brought down buildings and homes on people as they slept. this was the early hours of the day. many people are still missing and apparently one of the mayors in one of the local towns now says that daylight has come and they see the situation as even trapped under the rubble and no sound of life, he said. really strong words from him. the italian ministry of defense has mobilized the army with special units in the area to search for people and betty, this is still an ongoing situation. many people still reportedly unaccounted for as emergency officials arrive in the affected areas and are dealing with the aftershocks. as you said, this quake was felt just over 100 miles aw

now, bryant university's men basketball team is in rome on an 11 day tour. last hour the assistant basketball about feeling the quake early this morning. >> felt like someone was underneath your bed shake it and then the room was like situation back and forth, so it was an interesting feeling. certainly kind of a panic in the middle of the night, especially to be woken up to. didn't know what was going on. >> daniel: chris burns says they were scheduled to play an exhibition game about 65 miles near the epicenter of the quake but that was canceled because they have been told the gym's floor is cracked. staying in an eight story hotel in rome and they say they all felt the quake early this morning. of course, authorities say the number of deaths likely to rise. compared this quake's intensity to another quake in 2009. information coming out of rome and italy and bring you any new information as soon as we get it. in the control room this morning, daniel miller, fox25 news. >> sara: this morning man knifepoint and raping her in south boston park will head to c

doÑa rome: se deja enfriar. cuando estÁ caliente la vinagreta, se la pone a las verduras, y deja que enfrÍen. luis: ¿quÉ ingredientes se necesitan para la enchilada? doÑa rome: primero, su plato. despuÉs, su tostada. a esta tostada le pone una lechuga. puede usar escarola. saludos a mi comadre carola! luis: y saludos a todos los chapines. doÑa rome: y a los centroamericanos, a los latinos. luis: salvadoreÑos, guatemaltecos, hondureÑos, costarricenses... doÑa rome: esta es una carne picada con un poquito de esas verduras, menos la remolacha. le puede poner la carnita por abajo o por encima, depende cuÁnto le guste. a mÍ me gusta por abajo y por encima. luis: a mi tambiÉn. doÑa rome: muy bien, entonces asÍ lo hacemos. despuÉs de pone su montaÑita de curtido. luis: verdurita para que absorba la grasa, dice mi mamÁ. doÑa rome: un poquito de pecado y un poquito de perdÓn. y que le quede encopetado. la pobreza no nos acompaÑa. luis: ahÍ va su chilito. doÑa rome: esta es una salsa. depende de ust

they didn't have nose in ancient rome. and a storm trooper hits his head, and when we still can't believe. that's luke skywalker calling for carrie, as in his co-star, carrie fisher. t.j. holmes, new york. >> i didn't know that one. through. >> there's one in free willie. he's riding on the whale wet. next scene, dry. >> that's the news for that half >>> this morning on "world news now," a deadly earthquake hit central italy. >> the 6 .2 quake striking north of rome. causing buildings to crumble. one mayor saying his town >> and donald trump admits he may be softening his stance on immigration. he's not softening his stance on hillary cl now calling for an investigation into her foundation. he managed to praise president obama. we'll tell you why. >>> and just in time, the thrilling moments for some boaters when a seal pops up on deck. they quickly discover the reason for the visit. some other party crashers looking for a meal. it is wednesday, august 24th. >>> abc news, this is "world >>> good wednesday morning. i'm kendi

we get the latest from rome. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "the pulse." china's central bank has injected cash into the country's financial system using the 14 date repurchase agreement. the first time that the pboc has -- china is trying to cool a bond rally. let's get the thoughts of margareta drzeniek-hanouz from the world economic forum. how much do we understand about what china is trying to do to cool off the economy? this latest measure in a series of measures. do they have a firm hand on keeping the economy steady? margareta: i can give you a site of the a company -- of the country and become testes -- and the complex these of the issues. you see china's track record in the past has been quite good in a number of ways. in a very good way over the past -- betterhave managed than expected. this makes me think they have a better grip than they are making it seem from the outside. francine: we know about that. -- we know about debt. is it a 50% chance it goes wrong? because they have an ok track think it will be volatile but they will be owed to manag

rome. that gives you a sense of how powerful the quake was. rescuers there using bare handsing looing for survivors. abc's jennifer eccleston is live from london. jennifer, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, diane and kendis. it's been several hours since rescue crews are still trying to reach the most hard hit areas. at least 21 people are dead. the aftershocks continue to rat this will community now on edge. this morning, a town in ruins. central italy rocked by a powerful earthquake in the middle of the night. witnessens saying people are trapped under rubble. new video showing collapsed buildings, residents searching roads. local red cross officials saying a bridge into the town had collapsed. the terrain making it difficult for rescue crews. >> i've certainly seen police trucks race by me. so there is a sense that authorities are headed for that area. it's a very mountainous area. the roads are not easy. it's not an easily accessible for rescuers to get there. >> reporter: the ma

. >> the 6 .2 quake striking north of rome. causing buildings to crumble. one mayor saying his town doesn't exist anymore. we're following the breaking details just in. >> and donald trump admits he may be softening his stance on immigration. he's not softening his stance on clont clinton. now calling for an investigation into her foundation. he managed to praise president obama. we'll tell you why. >>> and just on time, the thrilling moments for some boaters when a seal pops up on deck. they quickly discover the reason for the visit. some other party crashers looking for a meal. it is wednesday, august 24th. >>> news now." >>> good wednesday morning. i'm carbon dioxide. >> i'm diane macedo. a deadly earthquake caused significant damage in central italy. this is the epicenter of the quake about 100 miles northeast of rome. it was felt across a broad section of central italy including the capitol. >> here's what we're learning. the quake struck in the middle of the night, about 3:30 in the morning local time. many residents ran into the streets and spent the

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we built a map to show you miles northeast of rome. that entire region there felt and took the brunt of the devastation from the quake. it's not heavily populated, not a huge tourists destination but still the death toll now at 37 and it is expected to climb as the day goes on. we also have not heard from the state department yet on whether any americans were there in the region. there have been dozens of aftershocks, strongest me these are dangerous because they are usually unpredictable, not always small and can cause even more damage causing the buildings and structures already on the verge of collapsing to crumble completely. >>> good morning. 6:00 a.m. at the weather center checking with temperatures in the upper 70s to low 80s. clear skies, warm and muggy but no issues at the bus stop or headed to work. it's going to be a dry evening commute as we -- morning commute. it's going to be a wet evening