cctv reports people felt it in a major city in gansu province. >>> a team of united nations experts will arrive in panama next month to inspect a north korean ship. the experts will determine whether the cargo violated a u.n. arms embargo against the north. pa panamanian officials intercepted the vessel earlier this month. inspectors found two mig 21 fighters jets and possible missile components on bort. north korea and cuban officials say they were being sent to the north for repair. they say no laws or embargoes have been broken. authorities in panama have charged north korean captain and 35 crew members with attempting to smuggle undeclared weapons through the panama canal. they asked the united nations to look into the matter. should the team confirmed the cargo violated the arms embargo, the case will likely be brought before the u.n. security council's sanctions committee. >>> japanese prime minister shinzo abe is riding high after an election victory gave his liberal democratic party a ruli rulirule power. they control the lower house so the diet is no longer divided. abe is vowin

and the earthquake monitoring center said that it shook the inarea of gansu and surrounding areas. state run cct tv reports that at least 89 people are dead and more man 600 people injured and at least five people are missing. the quake destroyed buildings and cut pow to telephone lines in some areas. cctv reports some people felt it in a major city in gansu province. >>> a suicide bomber killed 12 people in northern iraq. the authorities are reeling from a spade of violence. including a jailbreak at two baghdad prisons. a military convoy was rammed by a vehicle in mosul. militants the day before attacked prisons, a suicide bomber detonated a car outside the prison in baghdad. attackers bombarded the jail with grenades and motor rounds. militants launched a similar strike just north of the capital at another prison. justice ministry officials say that about 100 prisoners are on the loose, and many are members of extremist groups. independent monitors say more than 500 people in iraq have been killed this month in terrorist attacks. >>> environmentalists are reacting angly to news t

and next in gansu province, the same region hit by this week's series of deadly earthquakes. flash flooding detroyed 80 homes and stranded 73 residents in a remote village. you can see there some dramatic rescue pictures there. that little baby getting to safety. over 100 soldiers were dispatched to the area to rescue villagers. they created that makeshift bridge to help them all across to safety. and actually just under three hours. so very good job well-done there. unfortunately, it's not just up towards the northwest, the northeast, but down in the south really heavy rain ongoing here too guandong provinces picking up more than 100 millimeters and in some places more than 200 millimeters in the last 24 hours. you're probably going to see the same into the next 24. then we have indochina, you can see those reds popping up. that's a southwest monsoon, very active on both coasts, the west and east coast of indochina. and then also the philippines there's a tropical depression sitting just to the east. it's not going to become a named storm, but it is going to be bringing very

the quake hit the gansu province. this morning the local government is reporting 75 people are dead and at least 459 others are injured. the chinese red cross says it's shipping relief supplies to the area. but rescue efforts are being slowed by mudslides and toppled power lines. >>> we're also learning new details about the death of a woman who fell off a roller coaster at six flags in texas. right now the german company that made the 14-story coaster is sending a team to the amusement park to inspect it. witnesses say the woman expressed concern about her lap belt not being secure as the ride was starting. the german manufacturer said it's never had any problems with safety bars on any of its dozens of coasters it has built around the world. >>> the prosecution is expected to wrap up its case in the michael jackson wrongful death lawsuit. his mother is likely to be the final witness before the prosecution rests. jackson telling jurors she sued aeg live because she really wanted to know what happened to her son. the

the quake hit the gansu province in western china. it was followed by a series of smaller quakes. chinese red cross says it is shipping relief supplies to the area, but rescue efforts are slow because of mud slides and toppled power lines. >>> pope francis is in brazil teentd got an overwhelming welcome. this is his first trip abroad as pontiff. pope francis is from latin america, and thousands rushed into the street to greet him when the car took a wrong turn. a spokesperson said the pope was never concerned for his safety, even riding through rio de janeiro with his window rolled down. more than a million young catholics are expected to join him to celebrate world youth day. >>> out of hiding and back into the public spotlight. florida police say george zimmerman helped a family get out of an overturned car. this is the first we're hearing about zimmerman since his acquittal for murder on july 13th in the shooting death of unarmed teen trayvon martin. officials say the accident happened last week in sanford, florida, when an suv veered off the road and rolled over. when officers

described a window shattering in the light swaying though i suppose the one bit of good news is the gansu province is one of the least populated in the entire country. that's a box rain worth three hundred people have been injured during the regime's crackdown on protests over the past three days of violence took place in several villages across the country and the growing unrest in the room just a few days ago the opposition leader to continue protests in the face of the government's policies he said that recent reports about an attack on a shia mosque had been fabricated to tarnish the protesters and the oil rich state has been struggling to quell unrest since twenty eleven the protest movement has been put off by the imprisonment of hundreds of its members on the deaths of more than eight. to iraq where a side bomb has attacked an army convoy in the city of mosul killing at least twenty five and most of the casualties were soldiers but there were also some civilians civilians among them i mean while security forces say they foiled an armed attack on the abu ghraib prison and that tied

surface residents described shaking windows and swinging lights but little major damage or panic at the gansu province is one of the least populated in the entire country. and to mexico at least seven people have been hurt after a huge oil pipeline exploded near mexico city and those injured were mostly police and firefighters responding to the resulting fire and the blast is believed to have been triggered by an illegal attempt to tap the pipe for fuel. at least one hundred people have been injured in bahrain during the regime's crackdown on protesters over the past three days of violence took place in several villages across the country amid growing unrest in the kingdom just a few days ago the opposition leader vowed to continue anti-government protests in the face of the government's policies he said that recent reports about an attack on a shia mosque had been fabricated to tarnish the protestors image and the oil rich state has been struggling to quell unrest since two thousand and eleven the protest movement has not been put off by the imprisonment of hundreds of its members and the de

in the remote mountainous area sustained serious damage and there has been flooding and mudslides gansu province is one of the least populated in the whole country. elsewhere at least one hundred people have been injured in bahrain during the authorities crackdown on protests over the past three days violence took place in several villages across the country mid growing unrest in the kingdom just a few days ago the opposition leader valued to continue protests in the face of the government's on fist policies he said the recent reports about an attack on a shia mosque had been fabricated to tarnish the protestors image the oil rich state has been struggling to quell a mess since twenty eleven the protest movement has not been put off by the imprisonment of hundreds of its members and the deaths of more than eighty. and a suicide bomber has attacked an army convoy in the iraqi city of mosul killing at least twenty five people most of the casualties were soldiers but there were also some civilians among the dead meanwhile security forces day they fought off an armed attack on the abu ghrai

the local sources of the death toll can rise as the authorities continue accounting for victims the gansu province shaken by the quake is one of the lightest populated in the country. now in egypt a group of legal experts have started work on drafting the new constitution that will amended the previous charter which was penned mostly by an islamist panel that's as the country is still gripped by mass rallies after president morsi was ousted earlier this month in the last seven days ten people were killed during protests that brought the monthly death toll to over one hundred the political deadlock and street chaos has apparently encouraged militants to ramp up their attacks on the sinai peninsula most recent such assault left at least five people dead on tuesday the interim president swore in a new cabinet which has no minister linked to the muslim brotherhood islam ists rushed to denounce the move and called on their supporters to press ahead with their protest egyptian journalist shah amine is certain that excluding the brotherhood from the political process will not bring peace to egyp

shows tremors shaking a street and residents described shattering windows and swinging lights and the gansu province though is one of the least populated in the whole country. at least one hundred people have been injured in bahrain during the regime's crackdown on protests over the past three days of violence took place in several villages across the country amid growing unrest in the kingdom just a few days ago the opposition leader vowed to continue protests in the face of the government's iron fist policies he said the recent reports about an attack on a shia mosque had been fabricated to tarnish the protestors image of the oil rich state is struggling to quote rest are back in the wall since two thousand and eleven the protest movement has not been put off by the imprisonment of hundreds of its members and the deaths of more than eighty. e.u. foreign ministers meet later to decide whether to blacklist hezbollah as a terrorist group or britain accused it of being behind last year's attack on a bus carrying israelis in bulgaria. brussels has resisted pressure from washington and israel t

this quake was centered in the gansu province. more than 1200 homes were destroyed. the red cross is sending in relief supplies buts rescue efforts are -- but the rescue efforts are slowed by the mudslides. >>> back in this country, later this week, president obama flies to illinois. he'll drifer what -- he'll deliver what the white house says will be the first of several economic speeches. the president will speak on wednesday at knox college in illinois. that's where he spoke back when he was a newly-elected senator about his vision for an expanded and stronger middle class. the white house says the president will revisit that theme this week as well as other appearances over the comes weeks. >>> congress is at at standstill on immigration reform. now there's pressure mounting for california lawmakers to make a move. as kyla campbell reports from our washington, d.c. newsroom, the california chamber commerce is behind a new campaign. kyla? >> reporter: pam, cal chamber is pressuring california republican members of congress to get on board with the senate's plan fo

the quake registered a magnitude of 6.6 and struck some 760 miles west of beijing, in gansu province. chinese officials said the shaking reduced thousands of poorly constructed mud brick homes to rubble. in addition to the dead, more than 400 people were hurt. in syria, rebels claimed today they've captured a key northern village on the outskirts of aleppo. amateur video showed heavy shelling and plumes of smoke. the rebels' advance came a day after they'd suffered heavy losses elsewhere. opposition officials said government troops killed at least 75 rebels in and around damascus on sunday. the european union today added the armed wing of hezbollah to its terrorism blacklist. the designation came as the lebanese militant group has taken a growing role in supporting the government in the syrian civil war. the e.u. also cited a bus bombing in bulgaria last year. hezbollah's military wing now will be subject to having its assets frozen across europe. pope francis arrived in brazil this afternoon, on his first international trip since being installed in march. he was welcomed in rio de ja