breaking right now - a risisng death toll in italy. just minutes ago - officials confirming at lea dead. how the vatican is responding - coming up at six. z2392z zi0z y2392y yi0y z23cwz zi0z y23cwy yi0y >> now, "good morning washington," on your side. we begin with a breaking news alert. larry: devastating earthquake outside of rome. the death toll rising dramatically. autria: the vatican checking in, at least one small town on. first let's start with jummy olabanji who has the newest details. as you just learned, 37 people now confirmed dead after this 6.2 magnitude earthquake central italy overnight. the bbc reporting this morning that 150 people are ordered missing. worry that the number of evil missing will continue to rise as daylight rakes and crews are able to reach the bubble. 100 mileshit a town away across the roman capital. seat -- on thehe scene reporting that the earth is still moving in tremor after tremor. these buildings are conducted -- are made out of stone

travel to italy to study. sia nyorkor getting answers on how people in ohio are affected. >> sia: good morning, brian and tia. we are reaching out to universities in ohio that have students abroad in italy as we speak. right now we know that kent state has students study inning florence. we received this text message from our producer, lauren buchanan's friend, abroad right now. lawrence buchanan is a ksu graduate. she sent a text to maria studying abroad in florence. she's from fairport and texted lauren about 5:00 a.m. this quake in florence. so if your son or daughter is with that group, it appears they are safe. the travel department sent out this tweet early this morning asking americans who are in italy to notify their loved ones if they are safe this morning. we will continue to follow this story throughout the morning for you. nichole is monitoring the feeds for the latest information, and i will keep bringing you updates on northeast ohio students who are in italy this morning. tia, brian. >> brian: a

steadily climbing in italy... after an earthquake rocks the central part of the country in the middle of the night... sending terrified people running from their beds. plus - scary moments for residents in sherman park overnight. after a teenager was shot near the same intersection... where sylville smith was shot and killed by a police officer. what we know about this latest anchors adlib welcome back rob's weather ahead of a cold 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' for severe storms today. stay weather aware. a more storms afternoon, that cold front has passed through our area and we start seeing cooler and less humid air arrive. highs dip into the low to mid 70s late week. today: mostly cloudy with scattered thunderstorms. muggy. high: 80 dewpoint: 72 wind: sw 5-15 mph tonight: increasing clouds. chance f

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italy a rich country? >> northern italy? yes.italy, there are large die very intelligence cris that have been a big economic problem for italy historically. i think there's a broad recognition with angela merkel and the french and others that renzi is the single last bet as it were to try and create space certainly on the fiscal side that will help drive prosperity, because if you don't do that with italy, you're going to be facing a pump more fractured political situation that will be -- francine: is italy worse in class between the banks and fiscal spending and the fact that a lot of labor reforms have not been passed through? richard: i would say it's in the lower quarter of the class. and it's under pressure. 23u look at the recent data, you're seeing it's starting to pick up and look better. france is doing ok but italy, everything is falling below their six-month moving averages so the pressure is beginning to increase both on the fiscal and financial side and stability side and even on the economic side, so it does become

a powerful earthquake rocked central italy early wednesday morning. the # 6.2 magnitude quake collapsed buildings and trapped people in the rubble near the town of norcia. we are now getting a daytime look at the damage. 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 casual

in earthquake shakes central italy. at least 10 people are dead following a 6.2 magnitude quake early wednesday morning. glen cove reports a slump in profit that adapts a more aggressive debt reduction target. thatears on speculation aeig yellen will strike hawkish tone at jackson hole. carolyn: we have had north korea testing a missile. we are seeing downward trends in terms of the futures markets. this is where we look for the open. down. manus: i thought we would start the day wrapping up some of these themes. global volatility. what will janet yellen do? what will janet yellen promise this market or tell them she is intent on doing? this is when she said she would rate increase, 2015. fx volatility. let's have a look at the risk radar. oilare seeing movement on and copper. let me take you through the risk radar. dollar index, top of the four. traders see a 28% probability or chance of a fed hike. a shift higher in fx volatility. the korean currency in cap slates. what carolyn has been saying to you. injected money i

on a wednesday morning there in italy. up to speed with the latest as you know it. >> reporter: we are nearly at the epicenter area. we see lots of emergency vehicles on the road, ambulances, things like that. the biggest problem is going to be accessing some of these remote villages. so many of these towns are just tourist towns, populated by the romans and people in the area who go out to the mountainside. they rent out their holiday homes. a lot of this is just going to be finding out who is in these holiday homes and if they're safe. we know in the epicenter town, the mayor says half his town is gone. that's the heavily affected area. and we've seen pictures upon pictures of rubble and people in that area say thing's digging through the rubble by hand to pull out survivors. we've seen lots of pictures of people who have been pulled out alive. there are so many people still assumed to be trapped under the rubble. this happened at 3:30 in the morning. and another aftershock an hour later. people were in their beds sleepi

scott mclean is live from italy in central italy, a desperate race against time. in the search for survivors, emergency crews - and even bystanders - are contending with rough terrain, limited access and debris everywhere. aftershocks - some nearly as large as the initial six-point-two

that breaking news in italy. a powerful earthquake striking overnight while people were asleep. >> at least1 people are now dead. that number is expected to rise. we have video just in showing rescuers trying to reach people under a collapsed building. moments ago, a woman and her dog were pulled out alive. that 6.2 quake's epicenter was in the central part of the country. it's made buildings in rome sway. >> here's a live picture of amatrice, roughly about 100 miles from 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 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

that breaking news in italy. a powerful earthquake striking overnight while people were asleep. >> the damage is widespread. at least 21 people are now dead. that number is expected to rise. we have video just in showing rescuers trying to reach people buried under a collapsed building. moments ago, a woman and her dog were pulled out alive. that 6.2 quake's epicenter was in the mountainous central part of the country. it's made buildings in rome sway. >> here's a live picture of amatrice, roughly about 10 miles from 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. 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

tony paladino has a lot of family in italy.. but most of them live outside of where the earthquake hit... it wasnt until i got to work when the text messages started coming in saying hey, no ones heard from our says at first.. they chalked it up to cell phone issues in the area.... but then.. seen pictures of the area where they're home was and its destroyed, and then you get news that there was a dog that was rescued.that dog.. turned out to be antonino's and simona's dog lady.... hopefully if the dog can find a pocket to survive in, my cousins can find and area to survive. paladino says amidst constantly checking for news... he's trying to keep himself once i received that email from that gentleman i was like ok this is happening, theres people involved there.at u- w-m.. they run a continual digital seismometer that records earthquakes ....24-7.... anywhere in the world.. including the one in italy. while the equipment clearly serves a scientific purpose.. its a small part in a much bigger picture it also helps connect somethi

breaking news in italy. a devastating earthquake less than 100 ♪ amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. the time is now for the biggest sale of the year, where all beds are on sale! save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. know better sleep. only at a sleep number store. sebastian isd recovering from the unthinkable, a rare and deadly brain eating amoeba that kills 97% of those infected. >> when the family came goodbyes. >> doctors suspect that he may have been exposed to the amoeba in a freshwater lake around august 3. days latertted for and placed in a medically induced coma over week -- for over a week. >> we will him up. inthere have been 138 cases the u.s. beten 1962 and 2016. sebastian is the fourth only to survive it. we will have more coming up at 7 a.m. on this rare brain infection. abc news, new york. but how did we end up here? his mom thought he had the flu and that he was covere

chilling words from the mayor will italy is prone -- italy is prone to strong earthquakes.of tremors in northern italy killed dozens of people and in 2009 an earthquake a magnitude 6.3 hit central italy killing 295. this magnitude is anywhere from 6.1 to 6.2 to put it into perspective. amy kellogg is on her way to the quake scene and joins us now live on the phone. amy, what can you tell us? where are you and what are you seeing? >> reporter: jackie, i am about an hour away so i am not seeing anything yet connected to the earthquake. i have seen the images that you have in the media and that does include the heavy machinery being used in the search and rescue efforts. but there are also people digging with their hands, priests and town residents trying to help in anyway they can. i think the death toll is 11 as it stands. it could be as high as 13 at this moment. i am reading similar reports there too. this took place in the middle of the night. people don't have the time to react as they would if they were wide awake. it is dramatic the destruction that was done and clearl

to hold on in italy. italy had been there partner in the war. the moment the italians surrendered to general eisenhower, the germans turned on the italians and started slaughtering them, thousand of them massacred. you know, this very fine lager for and the story of the world war ii has written this multivolume, not only multivolume biography of it would also very interesting book about the last year of world war ii. why did the germans the one fighting? my father's friend was killed right decided on the last day of the war. this was not nice warfare, and that's what i so admire fdr for his certainty right from the beginning, but it was impossible to negotiate with that kind of enemy. and the evil behind it. i'm sorry. spewing i think i'm fast forwarding to volume three but if fdr had survived you think he would've taken this same action with japan's? >> we will reassemble in this very room, perhaps all of it later time. i am 50 pages into the new book. i have a pretty good idea but i don't think i will commit myself at this point. >> i was wond

italy. the 6.2-magnitude tremor felt throughout the region near rome. some victims out in the streets as others are trapped under the rubble. we'll have a live report. >>> hillary clinton opens a huge lead over donald trump in a new battleground state poll. but trump is pushing for a new issue to battle clinton over. we'll have the latest from the campaign trail just ahead. >>> and new this half hour, the remarkable recovery of a young boy receiving transplants for both of his hands. hear the heartwarming moment he tried to convince his mom to let him play football. it is wednesday, august 24th. >>> from abc news, this is >> i'm kendis gibson. we're going to get to the top story, the devastating earthquake that's developing overnight in italy. it hit as most italians were asleep and sent residents running into the streets. >> some didn't make it and were buried in the collapsing buildings. the epicenter is about 100 miles north of rome. because there's only six miles deep, it was felt over a

it's not an easily accessible area of italy. it will take a while, i imagine, for rescuers to get there. >>> the mountains and windy roads are making it difficult for rescuers to get to victim. reports of victims under the rubble. the power is out. there are reports of gas lines being ruptured. phone lines are down. many challenges including the fact that on top of the quake, the usgs reports at least seven aftershocks. >> and several powerful aftershocks. i want to go back to the live picture. the mayor of this town said many of his debr debris, and you can see the debris piled up. and you can understand why he said that. he also said half his town is gone. this is going to be an amazing humanitarian effort that's going to last days if not weeks. >> 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 a

it's not an easily accessible area of italy. it will take awhile, i imagine, for rescuers to get there. the historic town of amatrice telling state-run radio, quote, the town isn't here anymore. the shaking felt in rome, 100 miles away. buildings there shook for 30 seconds. the italian red cross are reporting that air ambulances are evacuating some of the injured to area hospitals. a young child has been rescued alive from one of the crumbled buildings. diane and kendis? >> good news i'm sure there are plenty of people still buried underneath the rubble. you're well familiar with the terrain. megan mentioned it is quite mountainous. what do you know about this area? >> reporter: it is in the central part of italy, in a province of umbria. some historic towns are in the area. it is extremely mountainous. it's landlocked. the mountains run right down through the province. this is why we see so many place in this region each year. most of them go unnoticed because they're not very powerful. this one certain to make a lot of damage

a powerful earthquake rocks central italy. we know at least 21 people are dead and the death toll is expected to climb. >>> abc action news anchor lindsay logue is in the studio now, monitoring the rescue crews as they comb through the debris searching for survivors. >> good morning. this morning the mayor of one of the small towns in central italy out. there are reports this hour families are still trapped under all of the rubble, one family of four believed to be under their house, rescuers say there's no sign of life. the 6.2 magnitude quake hit in the middle of the night in it low making the search for survivors incredibly difficult with crews having to wait until sunrise. you can see in the video just in buildings there collapsed, historic sites in ruins. hospital badly damaged and doctors had to move patients into the streets. the quake so strong people 100 miles away in rome felt it. there have been numerous after shocks. we'll keep you updated all morning on abc action news as we get new information. >>> on this wednes

megan williams is in italy and has more on that. >> reporter: there are three italy. the mayor in one said at one point that the town is gone. many of the older buildings there have collapsed. 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 aren't easy. it's not an easily accessible area of italy. it will take a while, i imagine, for rescuers to get there. >>> the roads are making it difficult for rescuers to get to victim. reports of victims under the rubble. the power is out. there are reports of gas lines being ruptured. phone lines are down. many challenges including the fact that on top of the quake, the usgs reports at least seven aftershocks. >> and several powerful aftershocks. i want to go back to the live of his residents were buried by debr debris, and you can see the debris piled up. and you can understand why he said that. he also said half his town is gone. this is going to be an amazing humanitarian effort that's going to last days if not weeks. >> this

route 20 people in central italy are earthquake. the earthquake hit italy in the middle of the night -- trapping many under crumbling buildings. early this morning. some storms will contain heavy downpours as well. scattered activity should mid-morning, with isolated re- development possible from mid-afternoon into early evening. much of the additional rain will be farther south into missouri. in the wake of this cold front, temperatures will fall down to the 70s for school football. plan on rain to become likely again by saturday. today: storms likely very early, then a substantial break. scattered activity m late today. wind: sw 5-15 high: 80 tonight: chance of storms, partly sunny. wind: nw 5-10. high: 77 tom. night: clear and morning america. >>> in this morning's "good morning america" first look, 16-year-old sebastian is recovering from the unthinkable. a rare and deadly brain-eating amoeba that kills 97% of those infect zmrd the family when they came to me i had to tell them just say their good-bye and doctors expect the camp

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night: clear and dead following a strong earthquake in italy. a magnitude 6-point-2 earthquake rocked the central part of the country early this morning, collapsing homes on top of people as they slept. we'll have more on the developments there in just a bit. iowa city students will head back to school in just a few hours. some iowa city schools could make it a little more stressful. kcrg-tv nine's brea love went to the intersection of 1st avenue and bradford drive. brea, what kind of construction did you see there? well chris and nicole, the city is completely redoing 1st avenue. first avenue from bradford drive to mall drive is closed. this closure affects city high school, tate high school, and especially south east jr. high. there's a lot going on just to the right of south east jr. high school. that isn't overcoming students ready for their first day of 7th or 8th grade. but it could slow them down. 7:51 "there's no pedestrian, bike, or vehicle access coming from the south. we've reached out to all parents, if their student is bus eligible

this is an italy that's in solidarity with the this territory. catherine: hundreds of rescue crews from across italy and the thecan have flocked to towns, a 90 minute drive east of area.n a popular tourist reporter: rescue operations in amatrice are well underway as crews search for the rubble.rough it's been slow-going as rescuers appeal for supplies. we need chainsaws, shears to bars and jacks to remove beams. we need everything. the town the center of has been reduced to rubble with entire buildings demolished. big cracks can be seen in the few structures still standing. residents recount their ordeal. fell on mye ceiling head. i just managed to put the pillow hit, head and i wasn't luckily. reporter: the epicenter was 30 kilometers away, sunrise, the 6.2 magnitude earthquake was strong enough to wake people in rome, 170 kilometers away. since then, over a dozen felt.hocks have been officials are already comparing earthquake to big strike the country seven years ago. >> this is an earthquake of serious magnitude. canas on the surface and we 20

terry: italy is prone to earthquakes. another struck in 2009, i believe. what is the government in rome doing to cope with it? reporter: the prime minister was here in amatrice and promised to help with money and all of the solidarity from italy, but the state is not quick to resolve these problems. it is all about the lax living laws in italy and the rules are not followed. there are many buildings from medieval times which are not earthquake proof and even the new buildings are not earthquake proof. it is a systemic problem, i would say. terry: thank you so much. to syria now where turkish forces have crossed into the north of the country, aiming to clear the area of so-called islamic state fighters and prevent serious -- event syrian kurds from taking over more territory. kurdish tanks have moved in and the u.s. is the -- is providing air support. the syrian government has called the operation a flagrant violation of it sovereignty. reporter: turkish tanks moving into syria against one of the last strongholds of the so-called islamic state. turkey's spe

italy.ler was felt as far away as rome. there were several strong after shocks. a live report ahead. >>> hackers have targeted the new york time. they're believed to be the same russian hackers who infiltrated democratic party computer. the paper says this time there's no evidence the hack was a success. >>> growing wildfire stoked by windy, dry conditions have destroyed buildings and forced evacuations in the northwest. a man road that leads into yellowstone's south entrance has been closed, and campers were ordered to leave. >>> and the next few days will see active weather systems in the caribbean. tropical storm gaston is it to become a hurricane. another system isn't named yet but appears to be headed toward florida this weekend. those are some of our top stories on this wednesday, august 24th. >> hello. we'll get started with the breaking news in europe right now. a devastating earthquake. >> it hit as most italians were asleep. we are tracking the storm from our london bureau. >> repo

italy declares a state of emergency. work aroundue teams the clock to find earthquake survivors two days after the death toll stands at 267. a suicide truck bomb targets police in southeast turkey. the turkish-syrian border. divides theebate french government. the top court is set to rule on whether to overturn the swimwear ban. we begin in italy where another strong aftershock hit the central part of the country early this friday. the tremor caused more damage to crumbled buildings. the quake zone has experienced more than 500 aftershocks in the two days since the first quake on wednesday. at least toll stands 267, nearly 400 people have been injured. on theet an update situation and where emergency efforts stand. rescue teams working nonstop. hopes are fading of finding survivors. luke: quite right. hopes are really fading for finding survivors. itself, one of the main problems now for the authorities and rescue teams is they are getting the resources to the area that is the question of access is turning into the key q

this could get lester. >> bill neely in italy. thank you. >>> back to this country, a brewing storm in the tropics and forecast track that has a lot of people nervous in florida. meteorologist, dylan dreyer is track writing it's going. where is it headed? >> right now, it is just a tropical wave. there's about a 60% chance of this storm developing into a tropical depression or tropical storm within the next 48 hours. it will move through running 80 to 90 degrees and that could be enough to help strengthen this storm. the models are in agreement the storm should be in the bahamas by friday and in agreement it should approach southern florida by the time we get to sunday. this is where they differ. the american model takes it on the east coast of florida, a much weaker storm but the european has it as a major hurricane getting into early next week. that is something we have to keep an eye on. >> thanks to the a college campus has left one person dead and several injured. gunmen stormed an american university at afghanistan's capitol

. >>> italy's primeminister is sending $46 million to the people of central italy. hard hit by wednesday's powerful earthquake killing more than 267 people and injured hundreds more. the u.s. geological survey says another quake struck just as the sun came up today. >> reporter: rescue teams in central italy pressed on for a third day. drone footage taken above the hard hit town of amatrice shows the extend other destruction. homes without roofs. others barely left standing. this woman was moved to tears as she waited for news of her missing parents. after hours of searching, rescue teams finally pulled their bodies from the rubble of their home. she was left in complete shock after seeing the damage. to. >> there isn't a house. i don't have a house here. >> reporter: hundreds of powerful aftershocks have left towns here even more unstable. and that's created chaos for rescuers trying to get to the scene. yesterday a strong 4.3 tremor in amatrice stirred up dust and fear. speaking in rome, italy's primeminister brushed off criticism the country could instead he anno

central italy. stone homes, the american and british tourists who rent homes there. tell us a little bit about the area. it's pretty rural? >> reporter: yes, it's very rural, it's a town of about 2,000 people. they say close to 1 million probably in the area right now. we're still in the height of summer here. school doesn't start for another couple of weeks. people are still on vacation. these are the places they come. many of these homes have been restored and rented out as holiday homes. other generational homes, five generations gathering for family holidays. we see a helicopter landing about 300 meters from where i'm standing right now. but it looks like it's got some sort of emergency medical people in it. desperately trying to find the survivors. in front of our position right now, they're describing what the floor looked like. we don't know if this is a holiday house or residents who lived here. again, it's for miles and miles in this area where people have gathered for the end of the summer

a moster earthquake rocks central italy. we'll bring you an update as emergency crews race to find survivors.. coming up. coming up.. we are following breaking news in quake has killed at least 14 people. we'll bring you an update in just a few minutes, and our crews are heading out to the italian embassy right now. they will have a live report coming up. plus, ghostbusting sure does pay the bills. the list of the highest paid actresses in the world is out-- and a ghostbuster is sitting near the top. we break down the eye-popping numbers.. coming up. z2392z zi0z y2392y yi0y z23cwz zi0z y23cwy yi0y police are trying to track down the men caught in this happening now-- police are trying to track down the men caught in this shocking gun fight outside an atlanta gas station. police say it began when a pedestrian confronts a driver as he walked back to his car. thats when the driver pulls out what appears to be an a-k-47 and aims it right at the other man, who dives to the ground and takes out his ow are exchanged, the pedestrian

in central italy, a desperate race against time. in the search for survivors, emergency crews - and even bystanders - are contending with rough terrain, limited access and debris everywhere. aftershocks - some nearly as large as the initial six-point-two magnitude quake, continue to rock the area. c-n-ns barbie nadeau, had a close call reporting from the hard-hit village of saletta. (barbie nadeau/cnn correspondent) "well, the civil protection... whoa!!! whoa!! geez!!" (nats house collapses) most of the houses have collapsed, and the ones that haven't, look precariously close. si those who got out are sleeping outside, or in cars, unwilling and unable to go back inside. (maria sebastiani/lost home in earthquake) "i slept in the car tonight." others don't share the same fear. this man went back into his home to get his tv... his only protection was a bike helmet. in the devastated town of amatrice - the clock tower stands frozen-- it's hands stopped at 3:36 a-m, rescuers there - overjoyed wednesday at the rescue of a little girl foun

italy in white.gareta, we picked this chart because basically it shows we are mispricing risks because central-bank action is there, right? we had brexit, political fallout, but it is fine because mario draghi is there. how risky is that? afloatta: we cannot keep with these kind of measures. at the same time, their risks with high liquidity that is being pumped into the european economy. bubbles -- asset bubbles popping up in different areas. .t is a realistic risk francine: should be worry about inflation? i spend a lot of my time saying up? is inflation which we do about it? companies are struggling in terms of revenue but they do not have to pay their workers more to feel richer. should we not complain that we are not seeing that much inflation? margareta: it will be a signal that demand is picking up more. you get a inflation, signal as well as that demand is driving the economy. francine: how d.c. brexit? margareta: -- how do you see brexit? it is almost back to normal as if nothing happened. i

a powerful earthquake rocks central italy. we know at least 21 people are dead and the death toll is expected to climb. >>> abc action news anchor lindsay logue is in the studio now, monitoring the rescue crews as they comb through the debris searching for survivors. >> good morning. this morning the mayor of one of the small towns in central italy out. there are reports this hour families are still trapped under all of the rubble, one family of four believed to be under their house, rescuers say there's no sign of life. the 6.2 magnitude quake hit in the middle of the night in it low making the search for survivors incredibly difficult with crews having to wait until sunrise. you can see in the video just in buildings there collapsed, historic sites in ruins.

italy sits on two active fault lines... making it one of the most prone areas in europe to earthquakes. the last major earthquake struck the peninsula back in 2009 and killed more than three hundred people. investigating an overnight shooting in the sherman park neighborhood. around ten last night officers were called to the area near 44th and auer. that's the same intersection syville smith was shot by a milwaukee police officer on august 13th. we're told a 19-year-old man was sitting in a car last night when a suspect fired several shots into the car. a friend drove the victim to the hospital. police say his injuries are very survive. and in kenosha -- a shooting victim recovering this morning after being shot in the leg. this happened near 22nd avenue and 57th street. police not releasing many details about this investigation. we'll bring you any updates as soon as they come into our newsroom. new this morning --- a child is in critical condition after a hit and run crash it happened on milwaukee's north side. deandra co

after a 6-point-2 magnitude earth quake rocks central italy. at least 63 people are dead...but that number is expected to rise...as crews race to remote villages, pulling survivors from the rubble. and over 6- thousand miles away...a 6-to-8 magnitude shaken central myanmar. it was deep in the earth-- causing little surface damage.. but a temple has been destroyed.. killing one person.. 20 others are injured. next week.. students have to make their way to class. and c-c-s-d is campaigning to keep your kids safe on the commute. it's the 3-rd annual "zero fatalities for children week" and today's events will focus on teen drivers. c-c-s-d police.. n- h-p and metro will be at cimarron- about keeping teens safe on the road...while representatives from u-m-c and community ambulance will discuss injuries and prevention.. and teen driving tips. the event kicks off at 10:30. "you can see their height just standing next to the signs they're pretty much masked their entire body. and the height of an automobile is aproximately that same height so you can s

in italy. it hit around 3:30 in the morning there. several aftershocks reported throughout t right now rescuers are digging through the rubble of dozens of collapsed buildings. the powerful quake was a magnitude 6.2 that hit northeast of rome. it was strong enough to shake buildings in the city. the mayor one of the hardest-hit areas and half of the town is gone and roads in and out are cut off. there is also been a landslide and people are trapped under the rubble. now authorities say the number of death likely to rise. coming up in about 15 minutes. with the new england basketball coach who is in italy with his team. they were all woken up by this quake. we will hear from him. in the control room, daniel miller, fox25 news. >>> and i am jessica reyes live in roxbury this morning where a man accused of raping a woman in the south end early monday morning is set to face a judge. now this is actually the not the first time he has been accused of rape. police identified him yesterday after he was arrested. his name is eduardo rodriguez