at least 11 people are reported to have been killed. the 6.2 magnitude quake was centered 105 miles northeast of rome. it hit early this morning and was followed by at least seven strong aftershocks. buildings in several small towns have been flattened, trapping residents. rescue crews are using buckets and their hands to try and reach survivors. one bridge collapsed, hampering resc town is all but gone. pope francis, saddened by the earthquake, cancelled he would have given to his general audience and, instead, prayed with the crowd for victims and survivors. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the breaking developments from italy on the earthquake. plus, "forbes" reveals its annual ranking of the world's most innovative countries. that features songs by the beatles. that is the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. >>> buildings collapse and people buried. a massive -- and wake county deputies spent hours at the scene of a -- what we know about the victim. >> p

it targets the least of these. for other states had their voter -- four other states had their voter suppression law struck down in july. yet we see that new tactics are being borne by locations and districts all over the country. just today or yesterday, the new york times reported that in different districts, police officers are now being used in order to intimidate voters and challenge their capacity to vote. we say that they are made in the image of god, and if they are citizens, they have the right to vote. and so, sojourners is launching the witness the vote voter suppression project. is calling on churches and faith communities to show up at the polls on election day and especially we are targeting five specific states. ohio, florida, pennsylvania, north carolina, and michigan. these are states where voter suppression laws have made it and policies have made it a very tenuous place for people who are vulnerable in those populations. we are encouraging churches to engage in community spirit at the polls. stan

at least 37 people now reported dead... as crews search for missing people trapped beneath the rubble. angelica's in studio with the latest. here's what we know so far - the earthquake struck near the town of norcia at roughly 3:30 in the morning local time. at least two other towns are reporting damage... with several buildings collapsed... and an unknown number of people trapped beneath the rubble. the earthquake's tremors even rattled rome... roughly 100 miles away. facebook has activated check feature there so users can let their friends and family know they're okay.... and the u-s embassy is encouraging americans in the area to get on social media as well to let people know they're safe. rob haswell is here monitoring the situation in italy as well. rob adlibs about magnitude, front today we see a strong push of warm, humid and unstable air. rain and thunderstorms are likely today and tonight. highs today will get into the upper 70s and low 80s. dewpoints will be near 70 making it very humid. we have a 'marginal risk'

at least five people confirmed dead by the chp. lifted to various hospitals with major injuries. the chp first got a call about this crash about 3:30. this happened on highway 99 near the

temperatures getting at least into the mid-80s.ht, you may notice, it's not going to be as cool or comfortable as it has in the last couple of days. and that is going to be the case throughout the area. the lehigh valley, it was down in the 50s in the last couple of mornings, only in the 60s tomorrow morning. that's an indication of that humidity coming up. we'll see if there are any showers with that, and if the heat's going to last through the weekend, with the rest of the forecast in a few minutes. >> glenn, we'll see you then. thank you. >>> vice president joe biden is in turkey this morning. he arrived this morning for talks that will include discussions on recent developments in syria. just hours before the vice president's arrival, turkey launched an operation to clear a syrian border town from isis militants. now, when turkey's president meets with biden, he's expected to demand the extradition of a cleric who lives in the poconos. turkey blames gulen for a failed coup attempt this summer. gulen is a longtime critic of the

at least a dozen injured, taken to a local hospital. some people are believed to still be stuck inside the cam campus. with today's attack what was once considered a symbol of hope for afghanistan's future is now clearly in the crosshairs. david? >> martha raddatz tonight. >>> now, to the race for president. and donald trump's new campaign team has now been in place for a week and it would seem trump is clinton and the clinton foundation, but new headlines about trump donating to the clinton foundation, too. and we stay focused here on those key battlegrounds. a new poll tonight, showing the race very tight in north carolina. clinton and trump in a dead heat. and trump this evening making very overt pleas to hispanic and african-american voters to give him a second look. but will it work? abc's jonathan karl with what he's now saying. >> reporter: it seems, for now at least, trump. relentlessly on message, focused squarely on taking down hillary clinton. >> her actions are criminal. they are purposeful and they're totally calculated. sh

at least the breeze has died down. love to help southern california as well, but monsoon's going bonkers again. cloud cover in arizona is not making it to southern california. over by the coast, yeah, they're dealing with fog. inland they're not and it's going to be very hot again today. no help there as well down towards san bernardino county. for us a live picture shows cool coasts and hot inland today and fog there. not much change tomorrow, fog, sun, cool to warm as we head into the weekend. looks a little cooler for inland areas. today looks to be slightly warmer for inland areas, although there's an okay breeze to the delta, but there's hardly anything else for most locations. 50s, 60s on the temps, especially around santa clara, and saratoga. gilroy at 52 degrees. boulder creek's at 53. 43 in truckee, thunderstorms blew up yesterday over tahoe truckee. it looks like though that little low that was responsible for it, 43 truckee, 46 south lake tahoe has moved off. there it was yesterday afternoon. that's been a r

he is expected to stay in the hospital for at least a ek destruction this morning after at least three tornadoes ripped through several cities yesterday. more than a dozen people were injured. republican vice presidential nominee mike pence, also the governor of indiana, left the campaign trail to survey the storm damage. >>> in canada officials there believe two tornadoes touched down last night. it brought down trees and caused other propertydamage. several homes were also left without power. we do know at least three people were hurt in one town, should be okay. >>> want to check our weather. lisa has our first alert. yesterday felt cool. >> it was nice. today will be ccol, but we also get sunshine the first half of our day. the threat for severe weather is low today, but we will get thunderstorms this afternoon. denver now aa 51 degrees. we have quite a few neighborhoods in the mid- to upper 40s. it is a chilly start to our thursday. at city park it's just 48 now. 38 in allenspark. and 44 in conifer. with some sweatshirt, even light jacket wearable weather, i guess what we would sa

at least six people are dead. authorities blame the workers party and at least one of the attacks. last week the party's leader against police in turkish cities. >>> staying busy in north carolina. republican presidential candidate donald trump plans to discuss his national security plan in charlotte. the rail will take place at the charlotte convention center in uptown charlotte. doors open at 4:30 for the 7:30 event. bow min will be there, of course, and have reports on wkrn.com and our evening newscast as well. >>> trump has access to national security information. he attended his first intel briefing. it's tradition f during the campaign. >>> the death of a toddler has spurred calls for changes to save kids' lives. people stood silently outside of moore county social services office holding signs in remembrance of a boy who died after drowning in a near boy of by pond just five months after being returned to his mother's custody. one board member of the social services department called for >> i think it will further assure the public that we are covering all bases. which is wh

at least 100 people are missing at the moment.e watching what is unfolding in italy at the moment. as difficult as it is to segue from tragic news from that, we have interesting moves from italian bonds, outperforming post brexit. let's talk about the overall post brexit market. what do you think about the united kingdom posted brexit? we have seen moves from italy into spanish bonds in particular . this is only back of a weak pound. will discontinue? hiswill t continue? >> these businesses will perform during the early stages of brexit. it is a long way until we really know what is going on with the economy and how safe it is. ask me that question again next year and we might have a better clue. but at the moment, lower sterling will be good for the businesses. manus: we will pick up on that theme when we get back. luke hickmore stays with us. caroline: up next, beware the ground reversal. one pension fund is morning diversification is getting harder and harder. and the dividend is back after record profits. australia's biggest a

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at least 11 people are reported to have been killed. the 6.2 magnite quake was centered 105 miles northeast of rome. it hit early ts morning and was followed by at least sev strong aftershks. buildings in several small towns have been flattened, trapping residents. rescue crews a using buckets and their hands to try and reach survivors. one bridge collapsed, hampering rescue efforts. and one mayor says his small town is all but gone. pope francis, saddened by the earthquake, cancelled a speech he would have given to his general audience and, instead, prayed with the crowd for victims and survivors. >>> coming up after yoal ur loc ne on "cbs this morning," more on the breaking developments from italy on the earthquake. plus, "forbes" reveals its annual ranking of the world's most innovative companies. and a animated children's show that is the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. "you know, you gotta understand that we all don't agree on everything. right?" right?" 3 now at 4:30 - despite thei

at least two officers were hurt overnight in the sherman park neighborhood. police say rocks, bricks, and bottles were thrown at officers. news chopper 12 also recorded video of a car that was set on fire then exploded. we'll have coverage throughout the morning. >> but first, weather watch 12 and a check of your work week forecast. >> sally is in the weather center for us this morning. good morning, sal. >> plenty of kids are still out of school but a lot of them have started and as we go to one of the last weeks of summer, the weather is good overall. patchy fog in the usual spots. the clouds are going to fill in today and partly cloudy skies and reaching up to the low 80s. racine, and the temperatures in at 66. you can see the clouds are filling in the south. the weather bell, some early morning fog and then sunshine. then for tomorrow, rain and storm chances really increase for us wednesday and again and friday, friday night and saturday. a couple of spotty showers for tomorrow a >> sally, thank you. now to traffic watch, traffic is picking up a little bi

it is significant to say the least. of course, with structures coming down in all of these areas with unreinforced brick masonry. when you look at the evidence of human settlement across this region, it goes back to 10,000 b.c. so history is prevalent in this region of italy. when you think about this occurring at 3:00 in the morning, it's one of the main concerns. we often say with earthquakes, it is down to when it happened, what people were doing when that happened, and also the resistance to quakes for the structures. all of those play a significant role and we know in the middle of the night and buildings that are not going to be able to withstand intense shaking. there is a fascinating statistic where you can plug in data for earthquake shaking intensity and get the intensity equation. that gives you about 60 million sticks of dynamite being detonated at the same time. that's how much energy it took for the earth to split open. so we know upwards of 20 million people feeling the shaking. the highest threat was mod

those who love money least make better investment decisions. the worst flooding since officials are saying about the flooding in louisiana this morning.what's most impressive -- is this was just a rain storm -- this was a superstorm, or a tropical storm or a hurricane.and this -- is the view from a canoe - -- in springfield, louisiana -- it's pretty much the only way to get an up close look at the damage right now. the slow moving storm and flooding is being moisture in the golf.this morning the good news is that some of the floodwaters are receding -- but in other areas downstream of this morning 11 people are dead -- and 40-thousand homes are damaged. more than 30-thousand people have had to be rescued so far. meteorologist brian gotter is in the weather center, and brian more rain on the way for today? warm and humid with highs in the lower 80s, while the lakefront stayed in the 70s thanks to a light se breeze. scattered t'showers developed overnight with lows in the upper 60s and high humidity. that rain will be out of here before 9am, then

at least 120 people are announced dead. tina has the very latest. >> the powerful earthquake shook people out of their beds in the happened in a town 100 miles northeast of rome. digging through mountains of debris where homes once stood. an emergency worker tried to calm a woman trapped in the rubble and appeared badly injured with her face very visible under the wall that fell on top of her. earthquake hit after 3:30 a.m. after many people were sleeping. so far there have been dozens of powerful aftershocks and people some residents say the military response has been slow. in in ilica, large slabs of concrete trapped people and crashed cars and looked days as they huddled in the field. rescuers pulled a man and say young girl from the rubble alive and as night falls, it's a race against time to have more lives. >> the italian premiere says he will head to the earthquake zone later today. >>> at&t is helping you speak with friends and family due to the earthquake. the provider is providing free phone calls and texting to i

at least half a dozen of the mass i have predators were spott the shore. sthant where the movie was? state marine biologist. they say they're able to alert beach goers pretty fast thanks to a new app. that's good to know. >> there's an app for that. >> yes as well. >> exactly. >> there's an app for everything. >> a shark doing back flips in the water? >> that was the west coast. >> they're doing tricks. they're taking over. >>> justice with judge mablean will be life because everything we do involves the law. >> she said. >> i don't have a hearing problem. this ear works good. this one even better. >> i'm not going pay for that ticket. i'm not responsible. >> i make that decision. not you. >> she's >> what's he have to say. >> i -- >> nothing. >> bernard miller is suing former coworker derek meyers in the amount of $8,000. he says the defendant pulled an office prank on him that led to him being fired. >> a matter of bernard miller versus derek meyers. mr. meyers suing mr. miller for

the hart road fire has burned at least 11 buildings. one small town lost power and residents forced to leave. >>> in california, two large wildfires have destroyed at least 71,000 acres. one in central california destroyed 34 homes and is 35% contained. another in southern california that destroyed over 100 homes is almost entirely contained. >>> swimmer ryan concocted rio robbery cost him away from the pool. ralph lauren, speedo and atwo other sponsored dropped him yesterday. speedo said while we enjoyed a winning relationship with ryan for over a decade and he has been on important member of the speedo team, we cannot condone behavior that is counter to the values this brand has long stood for." speedo donated $50,000 it would have paid lochte to help needy >>> coming up on the "morning news" -- running start. newborns at a delaware hospital get free sneakers, thanks to an olympian. >>> and don't look down. a mountain biker attempts to jump on some famous rocks. this is the "cbs morning news." jump on some famous rocks. this is the "c

the fire forced the evacuation of at least 82 thousand people.... but not everyone left. brian smith: we're fine this is the third time so i think we're smart in our decision to stay and we'll continue to do that until it's a true threat "mb: in 26 years i've seen fire behavior. i've never seen fire behavior like this. and fire was spotting 100, 200 yards ahead of itself. " more than 15 hundred crews are now battling the fire... it is 22 percent contained. the fire destroyed dozens of buildings... one of them is the you may have seen it -- off of the 15 ivg to and from l-a. fox5's miguel martinez valle spent the day there speaking to those affected by the fire. the historic summit inn stood right here off the 15, in what was once route 66 . i'm standing in what was one of the store houses for the summit in and even though it's destroyed it's the only part of the building left standing... the historic summit inn, one of the last gems from famous route 66... is no more the restaurant and convenience store meant different things to different people... to former owner c

at least two officers were hurt overnight in the sherman park neighborhood. police say rocks, bricks, and bottles were thrown at officers. news chopper 12 also recorded video of a car that was set on fire then exploded. we'll have coverage throughout the morning. >> but first, weather watch 12 and a check of your work week forecast. >> we are talk about patchy fog. a cloudy come back later on today and for tonight and rain and storm chances for tuesday night and wednesday and into friday. for today then, sunshine to we stay dry and reaching up to the low 80s. the clouds are filling in if from south and the west and between the two a few afternoon clouds. the low pressure is moving into illinois and clipping southern wisconsin late tonight and tuesday and a slight chance for a few scattered showers as well. we have a look at the workweek forecast >> now to traffic watch, everything is moving smoothly this morning. all drive times are in the green. wisn 12 news time now is 4:41. >> our team coverage of breaking news continues in just a moment. >> we're followin

at least it's not 100 right? sarada beach, this is the place to be, you want to cool off a little bit, water temperatures in the mid to upper 80s, lot of sting ray sightings, much of pinellas county the last week or so. let's look a activity. pretty much it, pretty much done for the rest of the evening. our weather headlines, light and variable winds. lower rain chances overall, moisture gradually on the increase. highs at a, i could have even stayed in the same area by the way, 99 in lake placid. sorry for you folks sorry in but low 90s up against the coast. inland was where the heat was, tomorrow likewise, that's where we're going to see the really warm temperatures. 84 the current temperature. 84 at 10:00 p.m. 75 the dew point, be humidity, high. invest 99 here, about a 60% chance that development in the next invest 90, earlier in the develops in the next five days. not too many models printing out on this but should continue to the west northwest, invest 99l, starting off further south, it's got a better chan

our affiliate, rai, reports at least 14 people were killed. the mayor of amatrice says his town is no more, and access to the area is cut off. three helicopters and six vehicles are heading to the quake zone to set up mobile medical units. facebook safety check is active for people to connect with each other in the affected areas, and of course as i'm talking to you, we are looking at these live pictures from the center of this quake. now, these, of course, it's daylight, so we're getting an idea of this damage. you can see the heavy lifting land equipment there in place, but we want to get an update now, cnn contributor bobbie joins us with more details. as we take a look at those live pictures, it's critical now it's daytime people can make a better assessment of the damage. what are you learning about that, and of course the casualties and what assistance and support mechanisms have been put in place so far? >> reporter: well, the first of these earthquakes started -- happened about five hours ago now, and so the emergency services have bee

fox5 found mote's criminal history goes back to at least 2001... he's been found guilty of petit and grand larceny, burglary and possession of a controlled substance.... and has violated parole multiple times. just a few small pieces of information are re-energizing a 37-year-old cold case. metro police want to give this young woman her name back. found in a vacant parking lot off sahara and las vegas boulevard back in 1979. since then, she's been known only as jane sahara doe. newly identified pollen grains taken from her clothing reveal she may have spent time in napa valley or in the central valley areas of california before coming to las vegas. these images are of the blouse and earrings she was wearing. she was between 16 and 21 years old-- may have lived in a trailer park near east lake mead or worked at a motel boulevard. metro police believe her name may have been shauna. if you have information call police or crimestoppers at 702-385-55-55. a veteran pilot is safe after ejecting from a plane that went down this morning near nellis air forc