ademÁs, este mÉxico, solidario, es hoy un mÉxico mojado y sigue siendo solidario porque tras de mi, continuan trabajando a marcha forzada voluntarios que hacen comida los que reciben las donaciones, los que reparten el agua ni la lluvia detiene el espÍritu de los mexicanos que hoy tratan de levantarse de esta caÍda. josÉ... >>> ross rescatistas han podido continuar conversando con frida, esta niÑa de 8 aÑos atrapada en los escombros, han podido hablar con ella? >>> sÍ, josÉ, a lo largo de dÍa han tenido conversaciones, en este momento la verdad que se complica un poco lo que pasa, en torna a rescate de ella y los otros pequeÑos que estÁn debajo de esta placa de granito, esperamos hay que tener fe para que esto salga bien. >>> rogelio, gracias, y sin duda a pesar de tantas vidas pÉrdidas y decenas de edificios hechos triza, hoy mÉxico estÁ de pie, estÁ levantado en uniÓn, solidaridad y fe, realto wresrÚ torres estÁ con nosotros, miles que estÁn por doquier dando una mano amiga. >>> asÍ es, aunque se vive dolor, luto por la tragedia tambiÉn mucha fe y esperanza porque miles

aquÍ varios empleos son de la ciudad de mÉxico. gilberto trabaja mientras recuerda la angustia que viviÓ ayer al enterarse del terremoto qe causÓ muerte y destrucción en la capital mexicana. >> estÁbamos trabajando. marÍa: Él pudo comunicarse inmediatamente con su familia mÉxico, otros como su hermano fernando, no corrieron con la misma suerte y comenzaron a pensar lo peor. >> no podÍa hablar con mis hermanos, comÍ mamÁ, --con mi papÁ. trate de como Única carmen, pero no entraba la llamada. marÍa: la cantidad de muertos que han visto a travÉs de la televisiÓn, los tiene muy dolidos. >> se cayeron las secuelas, mi sentido pÉsame para todas las familias. marÍa: alguno de los clientes tambiÉn hablaron de cÓmo se sintiÓ el sismo en puebla. >> mi prima vio caerse las casas en puebla. marÍa: hace apenas unos días oaxaca viviÓ el horror de otro poderoso terremoto que tambiÉn dejÓ una estela de muerte y destrucciÓn. el presidente de mÉxico, ha decretado tres dÍas de luto nacional por el terremoto de ayer. ramÓn

la ciudad de mÉxico tambiÉn reportÓ daÑos. en estos momentos nos enlazamos con un corresponsal en el estado de oaxaca. cuÉntanos cuÁl es la situaciÓn en uno de los estados afectados por el terremoto, oaxaca. manuel: el epicentro del sismo fue en chiapas, sin embargo los mayores daÑos ocurrieron en nuestro estado de oaxaca. principalmente en una regiÓn que conocemos como tehuantepec. en esta regiÓn, se sintieron los mayores daÑos. hasta el momento se contabilizan 45 personas fallecidas, de las 61 que se evacuaron a nivel regional. ramÓn: cómo se ha visto la respuesta por parte de las autoridades ante esta situaciÓn? manuel:debido a que el municipio estÁ a cuatro o cinco horas de la ciudad, evidentemente se pone lenta la llegada de autoridades estatales y federales. esta ciudad estÁ sobre una carretera federal a unos 250 km de la capital y esta carretera, recibiÓ tambiÉn daÑos . si bien no se rompiÓ el asfalto, demasiada piedra, al lodo que hizo dificultoso el trÁnsito de los vehÍculos. hoy por la maÑana llega

tenemos mÁs maÑana a las 18:00. ♪ ♪ mÉxico. cuatro estados y la capital del paÍs son las zonas mÁs afectadas. ♪ ♪ ♪ estamos en el noticiero. estamos en el noticiero. martes, 19 de septiembre. Éstas son las principales noticias. cuatro estados y la capital del paÍs son zonas mÁs afectadas. desesperadamente y en medio de la oscuridad buscan a sobrevivientes entre los escombros. miles de civiles se unen a las brigadas de rescate.

a quien el estado de mÉxico. como podemos ver atrÁs de mÍ se encuentran los semÁforos que no tienen luz en esta zona no hay luz precisamente es lo que estÁ sucediendo aquÍ, los vehículos prÁcticamente están tratando de organizarse pero realmente la crisis con este sismo que fue bastante fuerte, mÁs de 7° richter, prÁcticamente tiene a la gente muy nerviosa. nosotros seguimos al pendiente desde el estado de mÉxico con toda la informaciÓn, regresamos al estudio. marÍa elena: muchísimas gracias a alejandro roldÁn que, ellos tambiÉn como dijimos antes tienen ese problema que estÁn kuru viendo como periodistas y tambiÉn han sido damnificados, el edificio, estamos en un piso 12... en el piso 12 nos encontramos enfrente del Ángel. maria antonieta: estÁn a la altura del Ángel. el edificio tuvo que ser evacuado y estÁn afuera haciendo llegar la informaciÓn. hablaba con lupita andrade productora del buro, harÁ una hora escasa y justo antes de que ocurriera este temblor y estÁbamos precisamente pla

ahora no morales, estado de mÉxico, guerrero y la ciudad de mÉxico, en nombre de nuestro paÍs, agradezco los miles de mensaje de solidaridad y aliento provenientes de todas partes del mundo. 4 previamente el mandatario mexicano ordenÓ a los hospitales pÚblicos recibir a toda la ciudadanÍa afectada. >> tambiÉn varias clÍnicas stone ofreciendo atenciÓn gratuita a los lesionados. >> en nueva york, el estado con mÁs inmigrantes poblanos estan padeciendo por el temblor y estÁn tratando de ayudar como pueden >>> rebeca smith hablÓ con una mujer mexicana. >>> la iglesia de mÍ pueblo colapsÓ y se estaba llevando a cabo un bautizo. >> ella se estremece por lo ocurrido en su ciudad natal. >> la niÑa del bautizo,u hermanita, su papÁ, su mama, sus padrinos y familia que estaba asistiendo. >> la gente en puebla hace largas filas para apoyar, puebla es uno de los 5 estados mÁs afectados. #. solamente en esa localidad de hay mÁs de 40 personas sin vida en nueva york mejor conocida como puebla york por que el estado con mÁs poblanos tambiÉn. >> invitaciÓn en el club palenque en donde v

ciudad de mÉxico 148, morelos 73, puebla 45, estado de mÉxico 13, guerrero 6 y el estado de oaxaca. 1. son 286 personas. hasta el momento que han perdido la vida en estos diferentes estados que te comento. continÚamos con las labores de bÚsqueda y rescate. inclusive se han sumado varios perros, que han tratado de entrar tanto por la parte superior, como la parte inferior. asÍ que, aqui continÚamos paulina. auditorÍa, regresamos con ustedes a maim. miami. >>> gracias e gard con el reporte el papa francisco enviarÁ una primera donaciÓn de 150 mil dÓlares, para dar asistencia a los dam nnificaddamnificados qÓ mÉxico. segÚn el comunicado de la santa sede la cantidad serÁ distribuida con la nunciatura apostÓlica entre las dioses mÁs afectadas por el sismo. en obras de asistencia a las vÍctimas del terremoto y quiere ser una expresiÓn inmediata del sentimiento de cercanÍa espiritual. >>> hablemos del huracÁn marÍa, las autoridades puertorriqueÑo informaron sobre mÁs muertes precisamente por este huracÁn. la mayorÍa de las poblaciÓn continÚa incomunicada y sin electr

of mexico city. this earthquake hitting much closer to that less than two kwi weeks ago and had a big impact on the southern end of the country. it's too soon to tell what the injuries may be, what the damage is. but in my call to the president's office they say that will be next. it will be damage assessment. the president turned he was en route and turned around to head right back to mexico city to tend to the needs there that will be great from what i'm hearing and the few people i've been able to get ahold of in mexico city after this 7.1 earthquake. >> we're working the phones as well. thank you so much. 7.1 magnitude earthquake hitting central mexico. the depth of the quake, almost 33 miles. a journalist who works for cnn even felt shaking in the city and that was 75 miles away. we're going to try to get some folks on the phone who felt it. stay with me. you're watching cnn. ♪ ♪ where do you want to go next? ♪ ♪ because there's always more world, there's platinum. backed by the service

tell us what sort of dangers people in mexico city are facing. well we have been told by their authority is to stay away from them most of them it's. only. if you point here as a citizen that's a very welcome. invitation for example there was a huge cast like that like literally you know and being that on my watch which was in mexico city's downtown. they told us to. avoid those areas you know what about the. story i just want to thank you very you know no problem we just have a bit of a delay in the line i want to ask you about the rescue operations that are underway there that must be very difficult under these conditions yes kurz because also it's it's rainy season here in mexico as you know there's many hurricanes happening and that strikes even though they are far away because it can drain during the night there's a lot of the breeze and it's a very difficult job for those. are the first responders at this scene this make this earthquake struck on the anniversary of another that killed thousands in one thousand nine hundred five other was an

. ♪ ♪ mÉxico. cuatro estados y la capital del paÍs son las zonas mÁs afectadas. ♪ ♪ ♪ estamos en el noticiero. estamos en el noticiero. martes, 19 de septiembre. Éstas son las principales noticias. cuatro estados y la capital del paÍs son zonas mÁs afectadas. desesperadamente y en medio de la oscuridad buscan a sobrevivientes entre los escombros. miles de civiles se unen a las brigadas de rescate. son mÁs de 40 las zonas de desplome de edificios. el sismo ocurre exactamente 32 aÑos despuÉs del violento terremoto que dejÓ mmiles de muertos en la ciudad de mÉxico en 1985. feliz: se habla ya de 226 muertos. 117 muertos en ciudad de mÉxico, pero tenemos otras cifras. gracias, 55 morelos, 39 en puebla y uno en guerrero . desafortunadamente, feliz, estos nÚmeros van a ir en no han cesado los esfuerzos por rescatar a victimas atrapadas bajo los escombros de edificios colapsados por el sismo en la capital mexicana. alejandro roldan nos habla de los esfuerzos que se hacen paa salvar vidas

del poderoso terremoto de ayer en mexico.... cesar ---pasemos con david gonzlez quien precisamente se encuentra en el aeropuerto internacional de san francisco y hablo con una mujer que escap del terremoto... take boxes ---david, que te dijo la viajera?... :00 :15 :35 1:04 1:32 take pkg intro buenas noches...les comento que hace un par de horas hable con la señora esperanza quien llegó aquí a abordó de un vuelo proveniente de la ciudad de méxico y dijo estar sumamente agradecida ya que está a salvo... sin embargo, recalcó que tiene remordimiento por no poder quedarse para ayudar con las labores de rescate... vo con grandes sonrisas y abrazos... flores y globos en mano, familiares de víctimas del mortífero temblor que sacudió a méxico recibían a sus seres queridos esta noche en el aeropuerto internacional de san francisco... desde ayer...dicen las familias, preocupación e incertidumbre los agobiaban mientras veían ascender la cifra de muertos... sot guadalupe gonzalez nieta de sobreviviente de temblor en méxico gua

aleem maqbool, bbc news, mexico city. the bbc‘s rajini vaidyanathan is in mexico city. she told me the latest. well, i'm in a residential and commercial part of mexico city, you can see over my shoulder there is a building which collapsed in the earthquake, it was a residential building andi earthquake, it was a residential building and i have been told 20 people were killed as that building collapsed in the earthquake. as you can see now, there are rescue workers can see how, there are rescue workers now working around that area, trying to rebuild the area. large numbers of police as well and the military on the street. but what you can see on camera, which is on the opposite side of the road from where i am standing, are the hundreds of volunteers who have taken to the streets, they have arrived in this area with bottles of water and offers of food, many are just offering to help with the rescue efforts in any way that they can. it is amazing to see how the streets of mexico city, one of the world's most popular cities, are now filled with people flooding the streets

and right now there's an aero mexico flight leaving for mexico city. but for those who arrived earlier from mexico city it certainly has been a long and scary day of travel. >> suddenly the airplane was moving like trap and trying to pull with the brake on or something like this. >> reporter: passengers on united flight 718 from mexico city to sfo had already boarded their plane when the 7.1 earthquake hit. >> i opened um the window and all the planes on the runway, you know, were just bouncing. like oh, my gosh. >> reporter: it was scary, but they were safer on the plane than they would have been on the street. denor cleveland shared this cell phone video from us. it's from a friend in mexico city. she was on her way there from sacramento but missed her flight. >> i cannot believe i missed that plane. >> reporter: her brother lives in mexico city. he called her when the earth started moving thinking she had arrived at the mexico city airport. >> i never hear my brother crying. let me tell you, that was very intense for me to hear him crying. because h

that's the latest scientific opinion on the earthquake in mexico and mexico city. we will, of course, keep you up—to—date with the news and developments coming out of there throughout the day on bbc news. there is another story that is developing this morning. it is one that we exclusively reported on three weeks ago on this programme. a sterilisation device available on the nhs could lead to complications requiring full hysterectom ies — the manufacturers have withdrawn it from sale in all countries aound the world apart from the us. the essure implant is used to permanently sterilise women, but can cause side effects and complications. bayer, which manufactures the implant have put out a statement in which they say. "we would like to reassure all patients, especially those with essure, as well as health professionals, that this decision has been taken for commercial reasons and it is not linked to any problems with safety or with the quality of the product. according to our scientific assessment, the positive risk benefit ratio of essure remains unchanged.

temblÓ de nuevo en mÉxico. un movimiento sÍsmico registrado en oaxaca sembrÓ el pÁnico en horas de la maÑana. de la capital mexicana dos muchos genes murieron del infarto. el gobernador de morelos estÁ acusado de acaparar vÍveres destinados a las vÍctimas del terremoto. tenemos el testimonio de los sobrevivientes que pasaron el momento mÁs difÍcil de sus vidas en medio de los escombros del edificio donde vivÍan. en puerto rico la preocupaciÓn estÁ centrada en la falla de una represa que obligÓ a la evacuaciÓn de mÁs de 60,000 personas. vamos con informaciÓn. ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: este es un noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana con fÉlix debedou y arantxa loÍzaga. ♪ fÉlix: la tierra se estremeciÓ de nuevo en mÉxico del paÍs fue golpeado por un terremoto de magnitud 6.1. pasamos con enrique acevedo para que nos cuente quÉ efectos generÓ este sismo y cÓmo continÚan las labores de los rescatistas. enrique, adelante. enrique: muchÍsimas gracias, fÉlix. la cifra de muertos ha superado las 3

dejado en mexico. pero se temen mas fallecidos porque hay decenas de personas atrapadas entre toneladas de concreto de edificios derrumbados. ironicamente, el

karla y ana patricia estÁn en mÉxico. nuestra labor es reportar Íbamos a estar ojalÁ el lunes desde aquÍ, desde nueva york. birmania: estaremos en el bronx, en la calle 168 y grand concords, esperamos que no os acompaÑen todos. maite: este es el momento de unirnos en oraciÓn, acatar las Órdenes. si van para el aeropuerto traten de viajar con la menor cantidad posible de equipaje para movilizarse y mantener la tranquilidad. usar el sentido comÚn , usar el respeto. todos estamos a la defensiva. es el momento de tener calma y confiar en dios. birmania: confiar en dios, ponernos en oraciÓn. estamos viviendo momentos muy difÍciles. la madre naturaleza da golpes duros y contundentes. ahora debe reinar la paz, la tranquilidad y la uniÓn. francisca: muchÍsimas gracias, pronto vamos a estar juntos como familia. si no tienen buenos confirmados para salir, no vayan al aeropuerto. ocupen ese tiempo en informarse y en poder guardarse aquÍ, en la florida o en el lugar donde estÉn. si no se lo confirma, no vaya. cuÍdese us

mÉxico tiembla de nuevo. el sismo de 7. 1 grados y epicentro en puebla ha dejado ya decenas y decenas de muertos. edificios colapsados, explosiones de gas, fachadas caÍdas y el pÁnico de los mexicanos. que han vuelto a recordar que justo hoy hace 32 aÑos otro terremoto se llevÓ por adelante miles de vidas en noticias telemundo. desplegemos a nuestro equipo de

de mÉxico, guerrero y oaxaca. afectÓ a siete estados donde tambiÉn se necesita todo tipo de ayuda. estos son los topos, trabajan contra reloj, ya que cada minuto cuenta para encontrar a una persona con vida. a pocos minutos despuÉs del terremoto, muchos se lanzaron a las calles para recoger escombros. este vÍdeo muestra los momentos dramÁticos que vivieron muchos al tratar de rescatar a niÑos que quedaron atrapados bajo los escombros. se trata de la escuela "enrique" donde 21 menores murieron y cuatro adultos perdieron la vida. los socorristas establecieron contacto con cuatro niÑos mÁs que se intentan rescatar. el gobierno decretÓ que no habrÁ clases en varios centros escolares. el 19 de septiembre de 2017 cambiÓ la vida de miles de mexicanos. Éstas personas se encontraban en una estaciÓn de automóvil, donde se aprecia la fuerza de movimiento telÚrico. el momento quedarÁ een la memoria de estas personas. el temblor tumbÓ al piso a este edificio. esta es una de las ciudades mÁs devastadas, morelo

de lazio de mÉxico. satcha: queremos entender si hay una relaciÓn entre el del 7 de septiembre y el de esta semana? doctor: sÍ, hay una relaciÓn. los sismos grandes que nos afectan ocurren en lo que llamamos la interfase. el lÍmite entre dos placas. dos pedazo de la corteza que se estÁn contactando. esto es lo que ocurre normalmente. sin embargo, el sismoque ocurriÓ el siete y el sismo que ocurriÓ el 19 estÁn ocurriendo dentro de la porciÓn de la corteza que se mete debajo del continente. o sea, que estÁn rompiendo parte de esa corteza. por lo mismo son mÁs profundos. estos son sismos de 60 km. entonces, causa mucha destrucciÓn cuando estÁn dentro del mismo continente. no fue el caso del sismo del siete que ocurriÓ fuera de la costa, por eso no causÓ tanto daÑo. satcha: por supuesto hay muchos mexicanos que tienen temor de que se registre una rÉplica de igual magnitud o mayor. quÉ le dirÍa a esas personas sobre las probabilidades? quÉ tienen qué hacer para poder salvar sus vidas? doc

ambassador to mexico now legal adviser to u.s. oil companies is selling a bright future in mexico to his clients obviously energy companies are excited about the prospect of investing in mexico they see the risk return is very attractive they've done business in foreign markets they recognize that this is one proximate to the u.s. there's a very real sense that mexico's a rocket about to live. as foreign oil companies prepared to celebrate the profits they'll make from the reforms mexican economics and justice expert in the guy that was goglia doubts that ordinary mexicans will get a share of the spoils and you need to make sure that all this investment and all the returns from those investments to some degree will provide. a remedy to those sectors within mexico that have never experienced any benefits from nuff cultural sector or the small farmer but i haven't seen any kind of government plan or strategy indicating that they will go that way so far considering the precedence of mexico's opening to the world i would say that the

ron mott, nbc news, mexico city. >>> we're going to continue to follow the developments in mexico and the disastrous hurricane in puerto rico. you can see more on the "today" show tomorrow morning. that is "nightly news" for this wednesday night. i'm lester holt. and for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. rescues and recovery. we )re live in mexico city as it reels from the powerful earthquake. ==raj/2-shot== the news at 6 starts now. good evening and thanks for joining us. i )m raj mathai. ==jess/2-shot== and i )m jessica aguirre. jess/vo one day after the 7-point-1 earthquake shook mexico to its core... the search >>> good evening. thanks for being with us. >> one day after the 7.1 earthquake shook mexico to its core the search for survivors has intensified. more than 50 people have been pulled from the debris alive. we learned that 230 people are now confirmed dead. one of the more gut wrenching developments is that 21 children and four adults were killed at an elementary school in mexico city. desperate rescue workers continued to sift through the rubble

mÉxico. adelante, jaime. ♪ ♪ jaime: tambiÉn preocupa -- la poblaciÓn indÍgena de oaxaca, fue una de las mÁs impactadas. estas imÁgenes muestran como alrededor las estructuras, se desplomaron. hay decenas de vÍctimas mortales en todo el paÍs y cientos de heridos. los muertos se concentran en el estado de damasco, oaxaca y chiapas. en chiapas se reportan 733 escuelas con daÑos el presidente de la republica, enrique peÑa nieto se dirigiÓ a la poblaciÓn. >> hay varias afectaciones materiales que todavÍa no podemos calcular. jaime: el terremoto tuvo su epicentro a pocas millas de tierra firme. se registraron 337 replica. el movimiento se sintiÓ a 1000 km de distancia y como muestran estas imÁgenes, hasta la estatua de la independencia la ciudad de mÉxico, se sacudiÓ. Éstas imÁgenes son de la ciudad de mÉxico, donde los habitantes todavÍa tienen memorias del terremoto de 8° de 1985 y de menor intensidad que el de anoche, pero que se cobrÓ la vida de 10,000 personas y que o

around mexico people in and around mexico city.i'm andy rose reporting. (grant) president trump tweeted earlier: "god bless the people of mexico city. we are with you and will be there for you."(grant) also tongiht - mexico's federal government has delcared of a state of disaster in the capitol. (vicki) thanks grant.. tonight kron4 has team coverage on this big story... (steve) charles clifford talked to the u-s-g-s about why this quake in particular caused so much damage.. but first -- ella sogomonian is live at s-f-o... where a plane just arrived from mexico... ella - you talked to someone who felt it... live i met with some of the first mexico city travelers who touched down on san francisco soil who felt the earthquake just as they were about to take off - so you can imagine how grateful they are to have made it home. (nats: oh my gosh, this is a bad idea to be on this boat.) this is video of tourists boating on a river in mexico when a strong earthquake gave way to crashing waves tuesday afternoon.180 flights out of the mexico city international airp

people in text —— mexico city. since then building regulations have been tightened but tuesday's quake struck without warning. even though safety standards have improved, there is still clearly admixture of structures in the city with many vulnerable buildings. there are warnings of likely after—shocks of up warnings of likely after—shocks of up to six magnitude four days and possibly weeks to come. samantha simmonds, is bbc news. samantha simmonds, is bbc news. alice driver was on a flight ready to take off at mexico city's main airport when the earthquake struck. she joins me now from the us state of arkansas. you did eventually get out butjust explain that moment. you are on a plane and then what happened?” explain that moment. you are on a plane and then what happened? i was on the aeroplane at mexico city airport on the runway and we were actually just slowly moving forward to go towards taking off when suddenly i thought maybe we'll have fallen off the plane, the plane tilted to one side and then to ano

mÉxico. enrique: las vÍctimas fatales continÚan aumentando a medida que los socorristas mueven algunos escombros, llegar a la zona afectada. estamos hablando de cientos de estructuras derrumbadas. se teme que la cifra siga creciendo en la prÓximas horas. marÍa: sí, hay mucho miedo, mucho caos. varios servicios estÁn suspendidos. vamos directamente con alejandro roldÁn. ♪ ♪ alejandro: asÍ es, a quien la ciudad de mÉxico, ya se estÁn instalando diferentes albergues en zonas que estÁn muy cerca de donde colapsaron los edificios. incluso dos calles de aquÍ, nos comentan que varias personas ya instalaron camas, instalaron sillas, llevan cafÉ, pan , cobertores para que la gente que no tiene donde dormir el dÍa de hoy pueda llegar a estos albergues y pueda pasar la noche un poco mÁs tranquilos. esto se estÁ llevando a cabo en las zonas mÁs afectadas. una de ellas es la glorieta de la cibeles, muy cerca de un lugar donde se desplomÓ un edificio. las personas que no tienen donde

en la ciudad de mÉxico estÁ cayendo la noche. en la redacciÓn de "el universal" nosotros sentimos el sismo a eso de la 1:00 de la tarde o poco despuÉs. primero vino eel movimiento y posteriormente, sonÓ la alarma sÍsmica. en otras ocasiones, ha pasado al revÉs. mÁs bien ha sonado primero la alerta e incluso casi un minuto antes y posteriormente la gente que ya siente el sismo. nosotros en "el universal", tenemos un protocolo para los sismos y es que en la redacciÓn web simple debe de haber alguien que estÉ iinformando sobre el sismo. ramÓn: muy bien. por el nÚmero de estructuras colapsadas en la ciudad de mÉxico, se espera que las cifras de muertes aumente de manera considerable segÚn tu punto de vista y la realidad que se vive. carolina: sÍ, ramÓn. hasta el momento van 139 las zonas fallecidas. 64 de las cuales fallecieron en el estado de morelos, 36 en la ciudad de mÉxico, 26 en puebla, 9 een el estado de mÉxico y 1 en guerrero. aunque hay reportes muy locales de que en oaxaca tambiÉn hay otra persona muerta. s

in mexico city, it is 100 times increase comes up every great causes more damage in mexico city. jane: but does magnitude actually matter, then? it seems that some smaller earthquakes cause more damage. only onemagnitude is piece. that is how much energy is released the earthquake. what is equally important is how far it is from you. was for this ago out and did not cause shaking in mexico city. whereas this earthquake was much closer. it is three things -- magnitude from your distance from the fault, and your soils. jane: this is the second earthquake mexico has experienced in as many weeks. is that significant? does that say that there was a pattern here? >> yes, the first earthquake triggers the second, because every earthquake makes another earthquake more likely. the fact that he was in some sense an aftershock does not make another big earthquake more likely to it just triggers an earthquake. human beings hate the randomness of earthquakes, and we tried to form patterns. the only pattern that bears up under statistics is the pattern of aftershocks that you and the numbere,

podrÁn canalizar las solicitudes de informaciÓn sobre familiares en mÉxico. es el 18554636395, a travÉs del centro de informaciÓn y atenciÓn a mexicanos. marÍa elena: muchísimas gracias, embajador ♪ yarel: mÉxico trabaja contrarreloj para encontrar sobrevivientes tras el terremoto. en california, no estamos a salvo de un sismo de grandes magnitudes. en puerto rico, el huracÁn marÍa hace de las suyascausando bastantes destrozos. gracias por acompaÑarnos en "ediciÓn digital" california. seguimos pendientes a las Últimas noticias que nos llegan desde mÉxico, donde se confirma la muerte de m

what changed twenty years ago for mexico's farmers west nafta a treaty that opened mexico to foreign trade led to the collapse of agriculture and helped pave the way for the privatization of oil we are creating the largest richest and most productive market in the entire world. nafta the north american free trade agreement was promised us mexico's ticket to the big time for your brothers you selected us from them playing in making illicit drugs those economy is. opening mexico's market to us and canadian companies was going to bring prosperity to our. instead there have been winners. and losers. multinationals have made handsome profit. while many farmers have lost everything. and don't use over and care of the citrus growers in the mexican state of better recalls how nafta's promises turned sour. i moved them boys you mean illinois. has moments but it will usually muchos most. of the. c.s.u. movement if you know but i'm a book of most. but i'm just a month. now after inflicted two blows to mexico's farmers. cheap subsidized u.s. produce flooding the market. and the rise of the super

so the center was not in mexico city but the first pictures are from mexico city. so far nothing from 76 miles to the southeast. mexico's government says it was a 6.8 but the united states says it was a 7.1. trace gallagher is bringing new information from los angeles. trace? >> it's important to note that at the time of this earthquake, there were many people involved in earthquake drills. today, as you referenced, is the 32nd anniversary of one of the worst earthquakes to hit mexico. it was in mexico city. that earthquake was 8.0 on the richter scale. it killed upwards of 5,000. some estimates say as many as 20,000 people. this one 73 miles south of mexico city proper. it was 34 miles deep. a very deep earthquake. meaning the effects are felt further away. deep earthquakes, the destruction is sprayed out because the waves reverberate. it should be noted that mexico city has 20 approximately people in the greater mexico city area. it's one of the biggest cities in the world. the reason that it is so susceptible to big-time damage in earthquakes is because most of

a powerful magnitude-7.1 earthquake struck central mexico today, southeast of mexico city. panicked residents poured into the streets as buildings crumbled. many others were trapped in the rubble. they've just begun to count the dead as the frantic search goes on for lives that can be saved. we begin our coverage with addrienne bard in mexico. >> reporter: it began to shake at 1:14, and it felt like it would never stop. this one seemed like the big one. pictures and statues fell off the shelves at our home. we lost all power wentute. elsewhere in the city, we learned of buildings collapsed. people are still trapped in the rubble. the roofs of a shopping center david in. the airport runway is cracked. a government building sits tilted on its side. many, many people are injured and even more still feeling panicked. everywhere you go, there are people on the streets and small piles of rubble. the quake was not as strong as one that hit exactly

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mÉxico sigue de luto. al mismo tiempo, las autoridades indican que 52 edificios se derrumbaron en la ciudad de mÉxico. un grupo de estudiantes voluntarios han estado encontrando varios objetos como tarjetas de boda, velos. >> asÍ es. decenas de cosas se han encontrado en este edificio, dÓnde seis de sus pisos son se han colapsado. Él trae una de las cosas que han podido encontrar. cÓmo fue, esteban? esteban: ayer en la noche, me tocÓ la parte final. fue muy emotivo cuando se terminÓ de rescatar a todas las personas y cÓmo el ejÉrcito mexicano y la ciudadanÍa gritamos de alegría. seguido de eso, el himno nacional. reportero: quÉ han encontrado? esteban: desde juguetes hasta libros, revistas, cafeteras. cosas cotidianas. la gente estÁ viviendo su vida normal. reportero: quÉ sentiste? esteban: lo que mÁs me impactÓ fueencontrar juguetes. reportero: quÉ edad tienes? esteban: 19 aÑos. reportero: te habÍan hablado del terremoto de 1985? esteban: asÍ es. reportero: cuÁntos jÓvenes trabajan a

now in mexico city. damien told us a few minutes ago the recovery and search for bodies continues at this late hour. the president of mexico ordered three days of mourning to honor the victims. so far it's 230 people. in a town outside of mexico city, a child's bapttism turned into tragedy when the church collapsed killing the 2 month old and her family. buildings and roads needed to be rebuild will take years. >> the area known as the ring of fire, right here, it's the large basin of the pacific ocean. it's the largest intense earthquake here. seismologists say 80% of earthquakes strike there. it's a 25,000 mile area with the boundary over here that hits smaller plat plates on the edge. the western u.s., the islands and japan, in fact, this morning there was another earthquake that happened on the opposite side of the ring of fire in japan, a 6.1 hit here about 200 miles off the coast. luckily it didn't cause damage. two weeks ago an 8.2 hit off the coast of mexico. a seismologist says in the ring of fi

mÉxico esté contigo". daddy yankee tambiÉn reaccionÓ, marc anthony dijo que el poder de la oraciÓn es inmensa y que seguimos orando por puerto rico que como saben estÁn siendo azotados por este terrible huracÁn marÍa en el día de hoy. tambiÉn pidiÓ por mÉxico y dijo que estaba con toda su gente. mÁs adelante orlando tiene todos los detalles en cÓdigo segura. diego luna dijo que cuando veÍa la reacciÓn de la gente ante este tipo de eventos le daba mucha esperanza a su paÍs con mucho amor y compasiÓn. tenemos a marco antonio solÍs que dice "mis oraciones por todos los hermanos de mÉxico. somos un pueblo que siempre ha sido mÁs grande que cualquier tragedia". jennifer lÓpez tambiÉn pidiÓ a dios que protegiera a puerto rico y que tambiÉn le diera fortaleza a mÉxico.ivanka trump tambiÉn reaccionÓ. no creo que haya una sola persona que no haya reaccionado y es una tragedia que nos afecta a todos. son desastres naturales, son momentos muy difÍciles sobre los que no tenemos control. sÓl

it's also true mexico city. and i'm also watching my facebook feed of people offering rooms for people to stay the night if they don't want to go home or they've got problems in their building. i should mention in my building which has 15 families in it, i think there are only three apartments occupied tonight. it seems to me the government has been fairly well-prepared. we just have to see what happens with unfortunately rising death toll. >> and it does continue to rise. patrick, thank you for being with us and giving us an update there from mexico city. of course, this is only the beginning of what will be a huge rescue and recovery effort for authorities there. patrick, a journalist there. thank you, sir. >> reporter: thank you, john. >>> we'll continue to monitor the situation. and when we come back, donald trump uses his first address to the united nations general assembly to taunt and threaten the rocket man of north korea. when this bell rings... ...it starts a chain reaction... ...that's heard throughou

the major category of deficit with mexico. if you step g on, back and look at bigger frame, the united states said back gosh, america's got to compete with japan, close market today it has a closed market. china was coming onboard, china trade, state-owned companies and so forth. compete?re we going to we got to create low-wage reduce wages orm, and benefits, this is the way we're going to do it. for was no protection worker workers and what happened in my country, the rug was pulled out from under them, they lost jobs, they lost their futures. some have had two and three jobs since then, they repotted and into another company. many had to leave the region, but what is happening today is their pensions. a lot of the companies have losed, so who is going to guarantee the pension, be able to get pension promises act to that, they lost health benefits, the company used to that and their ability o send children on to school after high school. so it was very up ending to millions of people. host: what specifically has to the langua

city in puebla mexico. steve, what do we know from the l.a. bureau. >> ali, information is coming in hot and fast, this is still a very breaking situation but the images that are coming in are absolutely horrific. it was a reported 7.1 quake as you mentioned south of mexico city in an area that is built on a lake bed. here's the real tragedy that we know so far. the town was actually practicing drills because of that 1985 quake. it's the anniversary of the '85 quake. that was an 8.0 magnitude that basically destroyed much of mexico city, led to thousands of deaths, led to billions of dollars in damages. led to, you know, massive amounts of loss of life in that area. so they were actually practicing drills because of that earthquake, that anniversary. and then to have this about 40 minutes ago, this 7.1 magnitude. aftershokts shocks haven't been felt ed yet. watching videos we have gotten in on social media, from our affiliate in telemundo, devastation. during the quake, things falling down, people trying to

el mayor nÚmero de pÉrdidas humanas, 36 en la ciudad de mÉxico. nueve en el estado de mÉxico. estas cifras son preliminares, desafortunadamente iremos actualizando conforme nos vayan dando la informaciÓn oficial. marÍa elena: tambiÉn hemos tenido en morelos y oaxaca? enrique: vamos a comprobar la informaciÓn.alrededor de la 1:00 de la tarde, este 19 de septiembre, una fecha con mucho significado para los mexicanos es que se registra este sismo con un epicentro en morelos, a 200 km al sureste de la ciudad de mÉxico estas son imÁgenes que se captaron minutos despuÉs de que sintiera el sismo. hay algunas llamas por la fuga de gas que se activarondespuÉs del terremoto. la gente asustada, tratando de evacuar sus oficinas. una hora en plena intensidad de la jornada laboral, los niÑos en las escuelas, mucha gente en hospitales, veÍamos hospitales evacuados con los pacientes siendo atendidos en las calles. el jefe de gobierno nos decÍa que se habÍan registrado a lo largo del dÍa de hoy afectaciÓn a la infraestructura de la ciudad, transporte pÚblico, aeropuerto, sabemos

the 7.1 earthquake hitting mexico and mexico city. two or dead. we're told it could be hundreds, maybe more, trapped in buildings that just collapsed and folded like pancakes. two are dead. many are trapped. the governor is concerned and the mayor says it's an all-out effort to save anyone and everyone in harm's way. more after this. ♪harry's meeting clients... ♪...from far away. but they only see his wrinkles.♪ ♪he's gotta play it cool to seal the deal.♪ ♪better find a way to smooth things over.♪ ♪if only harry used some... ♪...bounce, to dry. ♪yeah! ♪he would be a less wrinkly, and winning at life.♪ it's ok that everybody ignoit's fine.n i drive. because i get a safe driving bonus check every six months i'm accident free. and i don't share it with mom! right, mom?! righhht. safe driving bonus checks. only from allstate. switching to allstate is worth it. >> neil: as we feared, people dieing in this mexico city earthquake. we know now of two dead. others are pointing to more. there's a number of buildings collapsed and peo

there has been a powerful earthquake in mexico. one building has partially collapsed, there are reports that five people may have lost their lives in a nearby city to mexico city, also other reports people may be trapped in the rubble. we are still confirming that. also reports are a number of fires breaking out, the us geological survey has measured this quake at 7.1, it says the episode was not mexico itself but around 50 kilometres south, a short time ago we received this update from bbc mundo‘s corresponded in mexico city. in mexico city, just a few minutes after the earthquake of 6.8 magnitude struck the graphical, i have had no phone signal since then, i don't know the extent of the damage. what i do know is that dozens damage. what i do know is that d oze ns of damage. what i do know is that dozens of people are desperately removing rubble here because they believe some someone is trapped. just after, our correspondent was hit on the head by a piece of falling roof. thankfully, he's ok. that gives you an idea of the situat

que venga light como decimos, no esperamos a un mÉxico que este tranquilo, sino que esperamos un mÉxico intenso. >> muy sabio el jugador tico porque obviamente no va a llegar mÉxico asÍ como casi, tiene esa presiÓn ahora de ser cabeza de serie, lograr terminar la eliminatoria, les hicimos una pregunta en redes sociales, cree en que con juan carlos osorio mÉxico supere los 8° de final en el mundial, vamos a ver algunas respuestas (informaciÓn en pantalla). >> julio reyes el problema no es el director tÉcnico son los jugadores, otra mÁs del conde lobos no les alcanza para llegar al quinto partido no importa que haya clasificado que tenga la tranquilidad de tres partidos algo histÓrico para mÉxico, te pregunto con juan carlos osorio van a jugar el quinto partido? >> va a depender del grupo que le toque y tambiÉn de otros factores uno el nivel con el que llega mÉxico a la copa del mundo y tambiÉn el cruce que tendrÁ mÉxico para acceder despues para jugar el partido, y despuÉs alcanzar evidentemente el quinto juego falta mucho camino por recorrer, y bueno ese camino comienza

>> yescka: these are the most powerful people of mexico, people that is driving mexico. this is peña nieto, the president right now. this is felipe calderón, the last president, and that guy is like the economy guy who is moving the economy in mexico. and this is the army. this is a prostitute. this is represented because they are like prostitutes, you know? >> anthony: right. and uh -- >> yescka: in middle this is the narco traffic. >> anthony: ah, the middle. >> yescka: so, yeah, he is like the god in mexico, you know? because he is like over -- >> anthony: all of it. >> yescka: yeah. >> anthony: so, this is the way mexico works? >> yescka: yeah. for me, the most problem in mexico is the corruption. >> anthony: mexico can be a dangerous place for journalists, for politicians, for police. is it a dangerous place for artists? >> yescka: yeah, i think so. yeah, because if you no agree with the government you're like enemy. t-mobile's unlimited now includes netflix on us. that's right, netflix on us. get four unlimited lines for just forty bucks each. taxes and fees incl

this school has become the grim symbol of mexico's loss. translation: i am desperate, i want them to get the children out, i want to see something. this is my building. this is the moment the earthquake hit yesterday. those who escaped felt lucky to be alive. i was inside the building and it collapsed. everything came around. cctv footage from a shopping centre showed the roof starting to collapse. this woman getting out of the wayjust in time. on their mobile phones, people captured countless shocking videos of buildings collapsing. many who survived wandered around in shock. it is extraordinary that even though much of mexico city appears to be ok, you can turn a corner and find something like this, a building that used to be apartments or an office block but where it has now been reduced to rocks and dust and where people lost their lives. also, all over the town, lines of volunteers, people trying to help those who may still be alive. as we spoke to the rescue workers they began to raise their hands to ask for a few moments‘ silence t

and right now there's an aero mexico flight leaving for mexico city. but for those who arrived earlier from mexico city it certainly has been a long and scary day of travel. >> suddenly the airplane was moving like trap and trying to pull with the brake on or something like this. >> reporter: passengers on united flight 718 from mexico city to sfo had already boarded their plane when the 7.1 earthquake hit. >> i opened um the window and all the planes on the runway, you know, were just bouncing. like oh, my gosh. thveeporter: it was scary, but een eyon the wstreet. denor cleveland shared this cell phone video from us. it's from a friend in mexico city. she was on her way there from sacramento but missed her flight. >> i cannot believe i missed that plane. >> reporter: her brother lives in mexico city. he called her when the earth started moving thinking she had arrived at the mexico city airport. >> i never hear my brother crying. let me tell you, that was very intense for me to hear him crying. because he says i've got to go, i've got to go. earthquak

a powerful magnitude-7.1 earthquake struck central mexico today, southeast of mexico city. panicked residents poured into the streets as buildings crumbled. many others were trapped in the rubble. they've just begun to count the >> the death toll quickly reached triple digits and the frantic search goes on for lives that can be saved. >> we begin our coverage with adrian bard in mexico.shake at d felt like it would never stop. >> this one seemed like the big one. >> lost all communication, to cellphone, no land line, no internet, no electricity, in other mexicoborhoods at least two dozen buildings ghcaved in.ty n >> crashing to the ground while and ran, the roofs of two elementary schools caved in, children are still trapped inside. >> rescue workers and ordinary citizens are trying to remove the rubble. >> many, many people are injured here, and even more still feeling panicked, everywhere there are people on the streets and small piles of concrete and debris, this quake was not as neulwes arf the o hexactly 32 years ago today, killing 10,000 people, but this time the epic

the desperation is mounting in mexico as is the death count. the search for survivors continues after a devastating earthquake. the news at 11:00 starts now. good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. there is a lot of new information coming in. mexico's president, matt nieto sa -- enrique pena nieto says that at least 20 children were found in an elementary school. and 200 people have been confirmed dead after the earthquake. 22 million people live in the metro area of mexico city. most of the buildings are not earthquake safe. we have team coverage beginning with nbc bay area's ian cole. >> knocking out power to 4.5 million people. and the region trying to salvage what they have left as people there and here in the bay area are searching for loved ones. rescue crews search through crumbled buildings after learning at least 20 children were found dead at a school. 38 others are missing. at least 20 buildings collapsed. some just seconds after the shaking stopped. downtown high raises shaking back and forth