struck about 70 miles off the coast of southern mexico, triggering a tsunami warning. hit shortly after 9:00 local time. i want to show you a live scene. this is from a tv station in mexico city which provided it for us. we spoke with a usgs geophysicist shortly after ward and he said even though the quake hit offshore, the tremors were likely widely felt, even all the way to mexico city, possibly damaging as well. we're watching reports closely. we'll bring you live updates as soon as we get them. >>> hurricane irma heading for a direct hit for the state of florida. on the right side of your screen, this is a live look in fort lauderdale. this is essentially the calm before the category 5 storm. tonight, irma continues to barrel through the caribbean. the biggest fears for meteorologists are already coming true. the destruction is widespread. some of the pictures here are amazing to see. thousands of people have been flushed from their homes. at least 12 people have been reported dead. >> in turks and caicos, tourists str scrambling. we begin with chief meteorologist j

this is being felt in a wide area of southern mexico into central america and neighboring countries. o shows people fleeing buildings and power being knocked out to part of mexico city. the quake was felt so strongly people were gathered in the streets in the dark fearing that buildings would collapse. this video shows how much a lamp swayed inside of home. a sizable earthquake felt in a large part of mexico city. these are the first pictures coming out. a lot more to come as the night moves on. daylight tomorrow we will get a better sense of how much damage it brought to mexico. >>> in the bay area we learned a man killed in a freak car accident at a middle school yesterday was a popular music teacher. students are remembering him for his education to kids and to music.>> reporter: for much of the day grief stricken students and teachers visited a memorial by the ida b lacey middle school parking lot. they mourned and remembered jerry downs a band teacher who was adored by students and whose freakish death has unsettled them and his coworkers.>> shock and sadness. throughout the dist

southern states. thank you very much. officials in mexicoe have been killed in the south west state of wahaca. hundreds of families have reportedly been camping in the streets, afraid of the dangers of aftershocks. aaron safir reports. clearing the rubble in southern mexico, the town worst hit by thursday's earthquake. rescuers have told the bbc they don't think there's anyone left under the 7,000 buildings that have collapsed here. the machines men and sniffer doings continue their work, but others continue their work, but others continue to bury their dead. at least 36 people are reported to have been killed here, among them this man's son. he didn't have time to get out and the building completely collapsed. it was very old, over 200 yea rs collapsed. it was very old, over 200 years old. out of the seven people inside, only four were able to be rescued. the other three u nfortu nately rescued. the other three unfortunately died. that bass co and oaxaca states are least developed. the earthquake that hit them is the most powerful since 201

this area in southern mexico was hardest hit by thursday's monster earthquake.part, flattened. through the maze of debris, the first funeral processions. the coffin of an 85—year—old woman who died when her house collapsed is carried by mourners. many houses have been destroyed, many people buried below the rubble. rescuers say there is no hope of finding anybody else alive. translation: no, it is no longer a search for people. it is now support for the community. we are recuperating belongings, whatever can be retrieved, assessing the damage and helping the wounded. in daylight, people start to salvage whatever they can. at night, families sleep on the streets. since the initial 8.1 magnitude earthquake, there have been more than 700 after—shocks. that isn't the only concern. we are here so people do not loot our houses, because various houses are open. and there have been after—shocks, we want to be outside so we don't get hurt inside. electricity and water supplies were cut off and emergency aid has now started to arrive. while mexico is prone to earthquakes,

the first funerals have been held for those killed in a massive earthquake off southern mexico on thursday night. 90 people are now thought to have died in what was the country's strongest quake for a century. the fear of aftershocks is forcing many to camp in the streets. on friday, the country's east coast was also hit by tropical storm katia. two people died in mudslides after heavy rainfall. now it's time for world business report. the economic fallout of irma: the insurance industry braces itself and the president pledges whatever resources are needed. we assess what's at stake. and who should take the lead on addressing climate change — businesses or government? we bring you a special report from india. welcome to world business report. i'm sally bundock. also in the programme, after months of no action it would seem japans businesses are starting to invest. details in a moment. but first, over 3 million people are without power in florida, as hurricane irma continues its devastating trek across the state. the business district of miami is suffering from severe flooding and it's not

looks at the damage. >> reporter: the powerful 8.1 magnitude quake shook this restaurant off mexico's southern coast overnight triggering tsunami warnings sending people in the city of chiapas running into the streets. the impact was even felt hundreds of miles away in mexico city, where power was briefly knocked out for almost million people. this video shows the inside of an office building shaking violently. the famous angel of independence monument swayed from side to side from the force of the quake. [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: mexico's president says the earthquake was the strongest to hit his country in a century. [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: this woman was left shaken. it was horrible, she says, i never felt something so ugly in my life. reporter jeff paul of cbs stations ktbt was also in southern mexico at the time. >> it felt like a train was rolling beneath our feet and moments later that's when we started to see the buildings shaking from side to side. it sounded like pieces of metal just scraping together. >> reporter: the quake hit as people in the country were prepari

has sent people in mexico running back into the streets a six point two magnitude quake shook southern mexico on saturday but no new damage was reported in the capital be off the shock is a setback for rescue efforts off to choose days of quake that killed at least three hundred people. now german voters will go to the polls on sunday for a general election that is expected to reaffirm chancellor angela merkel's leadership but polls show. a third of voters are still undecided and that's feeling uncertainty about what kind of ruling coalition could emerge from the vote merkel's main challenger martin short has urged germans to boycott the far right a.f.b. party kane's been following the final day of campaigning in berlin. with voting now imminent the politicians make the final push for votes for angela merkel there was a chance to meet her party's younger activists and thank them for their work but also to spell out why she wants to remain chancellor for the next four years. you know. we think of the future which is especially important in the eyes of young people and it's important that we al

also triggering tsunami warnings. >> the powerful 8.1 magnitude quake shook this restaurant off mexico's southern coast overnight triggering tsunami warnings sending people in the city of chiapas running into the street. the impact was felt hundreds of miles away in mexico city where power was briefly knocked out for almost 2 million people. this video shows the inside of an office building shaking violently. amos angel of independence monument swayed side from the force of the quake. >> mexico's president says the earthquake was the strongest to hit his country in a century. this woman was left shaken. it was horrible she says. i never felt something so ugly in my life. reporting jeff paul of ktvt was also in southern mexico at the time. >> it felt like a train was rolling beneath our feet, and then moments later that's when we started to see the buildings shaking from side to side. it sounded like pieces of metal just scraping together. >> the quake hit as people in the country were preparing for a possible blow from hurricane katia. officials are now assessing damage and bracing for aftershock

has sent people in mexico running back into the streets a six point two magnitude quake shook southern mexico on saturday but no new damage was reported in the capital the off the shock is a setback for rescue efforts after tuesday's quake that killed at least three hundred people castro reports we're now past the one hundred now we're. taking trying to reach people who are possibly still trapped alive in the six story office building that one story behind it is now ten kids and despite the moment to pass despite the reality that each minute these less likelihood of finding survivors people here are riding on edge. before dawn the sight of an ambulance gave hope that another survivor has been pulled out of this collapsed office building in mexico city but that was not so the patient was a rescuer who suffered a leg injury then surely before eight a.m. local time a six point two magnitude aftershock sent everyone running from the teetering rubble the new quake centered about seven hundred kilometers away halted the rescue operations for about half an hour each minute his counts and volunteers

. >> a powerful 8.0 earthquake stck off mexico's southern coast. it was felt in mexico city where there have been widespread power outages. >> active tsunami warning are issued for mexico, gaut mall ah and neighboring countries. you can see the light fixture swaying violently. >> residents have gathered on the streets in the dark, fearing that buildings would collapse. our meteorologist sandhya patel has more on the earthquake as well as the tu namy warning. >> let's look at this earthquake. it is being revised. this is the very latest coming out of the earthquake and tsunami center. it is upgraded to 8.4. it was originally 8.1 when it struck off the coast of chiapas. there's no threat to oregon. they're investigating the threat to hawaii, which is under investigation. a threat to the u.s. main land is hurricane arm ah, a powerful category five storm. it is more ragged after it ripped through the turks and caicos. this is prompting warning for parts of florida. maximum sustained winds with this powerful storm right now 160 miles an hour, expected to

the usgs reporting it was centered off the coast of southern mexico. the magnitude was nearest the mexican state -- it was felt hundreds of miles away the capital of mexico city. mexico civil protection agency said it is the strongest earthquake to hit the country since 1985. a quake similar in magnitude killed thousands. >> we see pulse from social media of frightened people gathering in the streets of mexico city. hundreds of miles away from the epicenter. the earthquake has created a potential tsunami threat to several central american countries. including the pacific coastline of what a mullah honduras mexico el salvador and costa rica. the threat braced to nominate was being evaluated for hawaii mom and other pacific islands. there are reports of power outages in mexico city. >>> to put it into perspective. the -- earthquake which devastated the bay area in 1989 was a six-point nine. that was considered a strong quake. once you get above 8 on the richter scale it is considered great. that kind of earthquake reduces major damage and destruction to

it leveled buildings all over southern mexico and could be felt as far away as 650 miles. nearly 2 million people in mexico city lost power and schools there are closed. this woman was left shaken. it was horrible she said. "i never felt something so ugly in my life." it was the strongest quake the country has seen in a century and while the damage is extensive and the death toll rising, mexico's deputy consul general in san jose says the recovery process has begun. >> mexico city is now like in total nor mall normalitv -- normality, still doing evaluations on the southwest side of the country. they have a lot of problems. >> reporter: those southern states have the most damage. this reporter was in southern mexico at the time. >> it felt like a train was rolling beneath our feet and moments later we started to see the building shaking side to side. it sounded like pieces of metal just scraping together. >> reporter: the force of the quake was so strong it moved the fault up to 32 feet where the north american and cocos plates collided. there's concern the aftershock may br

. >> a powerful 8.0 earthquake struck off mexico's southern coast. it was felt in mexico city where there have been widespread power outages. >> active tsunami warning are issued for mexico, gaut mall ah and neighboring countries. you can see the light fixture swaying violently. >> residents have gathered on the streets in the dark, fearing that buildings would collapse. our meteorologist sandhya patel has more on the earthquake as well as the tu namy warning. >> let's look at this earthquake. it is being revised. this is the very latest coming out of the earthquake and tsunami center. it is upgraded to it was originally 8.1 when it struck off the coast of there's no threat to oregon. they're investigating the threat to hawaii, which is under investigation. a threat to the u.s. main land is hurricane arm ah, a powerful category five storm. it is more ragged after it ripped through the turks and caicos. this is prompting warning for parts of florida. maximum sustained winds with this powerful storm right now 160 miles an hour, expected to amove across

the 6.2 shook southern mexico. it was felt in the capital where seismic alarms went off causing panic as you can understand. people ran outside. some of them still in their pajamas. rescue workers stopped combing the rubble for more survivors. the death toll from the 7.1 quake that hit the region on tuesday has now surpassed 300. now this latest earthquake causing more rattled nerves for an already tense situation. damian is live in mexico city with continuing coverage. you had to be evacuated from your hotel because of today's quake? >> reporter: that's right. i didn't even feel that earthquake this morning but we're here still in the contessa neighborhood of mexico city and this is a 24 hour operation here. these crews are just nonstop determined to find any survivors, but yes, i was on my fourth hour of sleep this morning when the hotel alarms went off. i did not feel the earthquake but a lot of people did including some nurses from l.a. this is cell phone video i shot after the evacuation alarm went off in our

damage is widespread in southern mexico. the u.s. the earthquake struck just off the pacific coast. shaking could be felt hundreds of miles away in mexico city and in neighboring guatemala. vi inside offices and the rubble of collapsing buildings. >>> the u.s. has face add growing onslaught of so-called 500-year storms. ahead, we'll look at what that label really means, and what's behind the rise in extreme >>> her contain erma is forcing many florida hospitals to evacuate patients to keep them safe. ahead our dr.ing a ing agus ta how they can receive care and the biggest dangers to their health. you're watching cbs "this morning." we certainly are lucky because our in-laws moved in with us. so great. those are moms. yes, they are. and our adult children, they're here too. which means we use less. now we get three generations of clothes clean in one wash. has anyone seen my pants? i found 'em ellen! put those on, dad! nothing cleans better. number 1 trusted, number 1 awarded. it's got to be tide. [ upbeat m♪ ic playing ] let's go. [

it's good to have you with us so we begin with breaking news reports of a powerful earthquake in southern mexico the tremor could be felt we're told in mexico city where shaking buildings have sent thousands of people into the streets now this follows another major quake earlier this month which killed at least ninety eight people there been no immediate reports of injuries from this quake there are reports of major damage to buildings in the capital and we have just received the report that the stock exchange in mexico city has suspended trading we will keep you up to date and soon as we get more information and again an earthquake in southern mexico. the plight of me and mars hinges is high on the list of issues needing urgent attention at the united nations you may know the united nations is holding its general assembly this week an army led crackdown has driven more than four hundred thousand of the minority muslim group into bangladesh triggering a major humanitarian emergency earlier un secretary general antonio would test address the crisis at the general assembly let's have a listen to w

clearing the rubble injuchitan in southern mexico, the town worst hit by thursday's earthquake.anyone left under the 7,000 buildings that collapsed here. and while the machines, men and sniffer dogs continue their work, others continue to bury their dead. at least 36 people are reported to have been killed here. among them, this man's son. translation: he didn't have time to get out and the building completely collapsed. it was very old, over 200 years old, and unfortunately out of the seven people who were inside, only four were able to be rescued. the other three unfortunately died. tabasco, chiapas and 0axaca states are among mexico's poorest and least developed. the earthquake that hit them was the most powerful anywhere in the world since 2015. 8.1 in magnitude. tremors were felt in mexico city, some 500 miles away. the earthquake was deep so the shaking felt on the surface was less strong than it would have been for a shallower one. that's little comfort for these people picking up the pieces in juchitan. one in three houses are affected and thousands of families have lost

clearing the rubble in southern mexico, a town worst hit by the earthquake.d told the bbc they do not believe there is anyone bbc they do not believe there is a nyo ne left bbc they do not believe there is anyone left under the 7000 building that collapsed here. and while the machine's men and sniffer dogs continued their work, others continued their work, others continue to bury their dead. at least 36 people are reported to have been killed here, among them this man's son. translation: you didn't have time to get out, and the building completely collapsed. it was very old, over 200 years old, and unfortunately out of the seven people who were inside, only four we re people who were inside, only four were able to be rescued. the other three unfortunately died. tabasco, oaxaca and chiapas states are among mexico's least developed. the quake was 8.1 in magnitude. tremors were felt in mexico city, some 500 miles away, but the earthquake was deep, so away, but the earthquake was deep, so the shaking felt at the service was less strong than it would have been for

also quickly want to mention that there was a major earthquake that struck southern mexico last night, an 8.1 magnitude. so we're also monitoring this. maybe download the free nbc 10 app, you'll have more information and more images on the 8.1 magnitude on the richter scale earthquake that happened in mexico. also tracking hurricane irma, currently a category 4. moving towards or barreling, really, towards florida. again, category 4 now. it has been downgraded. current wind speeds at 155 miles per hour. the only problem that i see here is that it's not encountering anything to weaken it very much. so while it looks like it will make landfall as a category 4, as of right now, things could change. so of course, we'll keep you updated on that. and we expect that to make landfall some time over the weekend. >>> currently, it's pretty quiet here in the delaware valley. our sunrise is at 6:36 a.m. and it happened temperatures mainly in the 70s for today. a very nice stretch of weather here. we're going to see 70s for the entire weekend, and even though that's below average, we're also going

a powerful earthquake has hit southern mexico and killed at least 34 people. hurricane irma. diana, you have an interesting story to tell about how you are trying to help the people in the british virgin islands. tell us more. hello. we are currently having donation centres set up island—wide to help out our sister islands. we have had some communications with bvi, and we hear that most of it is destroyed. we are hoping to get people over there in boats and maybe by aeroplane if the airport is cleared, but we are having a difficult time getting across there. how will you manage to land if there is so much destruction on the island? they are telling us that there are certain helicopter pads, but we don't have information, we arejust helicopter pads, but we don't have information, we are just trying to get information and donations for 110w. get information and donations for now. it is almost impossible to get information from them and to them to know where they are and if they are safe. and we are trying to get information as well on hurricane jose, which is on

. >>> to the damage and casualties from it a point one earthquake that hit southern mexico 24 hours agos and buildings have been flattened by one of the most powerful quakes ever hit that country. >> bay area families are concerned about their relatives.>> reporter: the epicenter was off the coast of southern mexico. the president said tonight 61 people have been reported dead so far. 45 in the state of -- 12 in -- and 4 and -- that includes one child killed when a wall collapsed. and a baby whose ventilator lost power at a hospital.>> the eight point one magnitude earthquake hit mexico heart is in the southern states. the violent shaking caused the building to collapse. a hotel toppled over into a pile of rubble. debris fell onto cars and roads. ceilings fell onto people. >> this woman said we arrived at my mother's house. she was crying. i neighbor had the ceiling fall on top of his head. i don't know if he is alive. crews were to reaps -- work to restore power. officials concerned about safety close schools and some 11 states. the earthquake which hit 1150 thursday night forced many

quake has shaken southern mexico just days after a seven point one magnitude quake hit the capital hundreds of people were evacuated from parts of mexico city before tremont set off warning alarms and rescue efforts were temporarily suspended by the morning website of course down to zero dot com is the address al jazeera dot com. there's the headlines i'll be back with a full news in just a twenty five minutes time right after an action inside story. just days after the u.s. president calderon a rogue nation tehran says it has successfully tested and ballistic missile thought what would that mean for the landmark twenty fifteen you clear agreement this is inside story.

a powerful earthquake hits off the coast of southern mexico triggering tsunami warnings. >> plus, the senate passes a hurricane relief bill, but top republicans are still stung. is it a sign of things to come? zbleerjts good morning. it's friday, september 8th. in a moment we're going to get to the news breaking over the massive earthquake just off the coast of mexico on the pesk side. registering an 8.2 in magnitude. it happened off the coast, and there have been a number of after shocks in at least four people dead this morning. we're going to get to that story in just a minute. >> first, we're following irma. of course, this morning millions of people across florida and george goshlg and the carolinas are under a state of emergency bracing for hurricane irma. the monster category five storm has already been blamed for at least 12 deaths across the caribbean overnight. hurricane irma pullermmelled th turks and caicos, and the storm is on track to make a potentially catastrophic strike on florida over the weekend. >> more than 650,000 residents of miami dade county were ordered to ev

quake has shaken southern mexico just days after a seven point one magnitude quake hit the capital hundreds of people were evacuated from parts of mexico city as a trauma center warning alarms and rescue efforts were temporarily suspended all right you're upstate there with news on al jazeera will have more news and it's about half an hour coming up next the people in power are investigating whether india is about to escalate its nuclear arms race.

damage is widespread in southern mexico. the u.s. ys the earthquake struck just off the pacific coast. shaking could be felt hundreds of miles away in mexico city and in neighboring guatemala. video captured the rocking inside offices and the rubble of collapsed buildings. >> the u.s. has faced a growing on slot of so-called 500 year storms. we'll look at what that label really means and what's behind the rise in extreme weather events. >>> hurricane irma is forcing many florida hospitals to evacuate patients to keep them safe. ahead our doctor joins us to explain how people in the path of a hurricane can receive emergency care and the biggest dangers to their health. you're watching cbs this morning. can receive care and the biggest dangers to their health. you're watching cbs "this morning." we certainly are lucky because our in-laws moved in with us. so great. those are moms. yes, they are. and our adult children, they're here too. so we save by using tide. which means we use less. now we get three generations of clothes clean in o

the earthquake struck in the middle of the night, shaking southern mexico with such force the tremors lasted about a minute. families were forced to run onto the streets in darkness, with many refusing to go back inside. it caused panic in this bowling alley. mexico's president was quick to make the announcement. this was the most devastating earthquake in a century. and still, it might be some time before we know how many were killed and what has been damaged. translation: this makes it the biggest earthquake registered in our country in the last 100 years. unfortunately, we have received word of the death of five people and severe damage that, at the moment, cannot be quantified. phone lines appear to be down in many places in southern mexico, including the state of chiapas, closest to the epicentre. it has declared a state of emergency. mexico does take great precautions for things of this sort, and it always has the army standing by. the armies is often used in the drug war here, but it's also used in natural disasters. so there's quite a bit of preparedness in that part of mexico

mexico city. again, a strong earthquake hitting the southern part of mexico.t looks like considerable damage in the capital, mexico city. now to the united states. first there was fire and fury, now the threat of total instruction to north korea. u.s. president donald trump uses for speech before the un's general assembly to deliver his harshest warning yet to north korean leader kim jong-il. trump -- kim jong un. underneath it all, a message that the u.s. will always put its own interests first. reporter: donald trump is known for his bluster but his threat to obliterate north korea caught many observers offguard. >> the united states has great rength and patience, but if it is forced to defend itself or its allies, we will have no choice but to totally destroy north korea. reporter: trump then slammed iran, saying it is a rogue state whose chief exports were violence, bloodshed and chaos. he called the deal with iran, which called many sanctions dropped in exchange for drops in the country's nuclear program, one of the worst the u.s. ever made. trump also st

>>> breaking overnight an 8.1 magnitude earthquake strikes in southern mexico. there are casualties and damage is widespread. >> i had had a ticket for 700 and then i refreshed it and it was gone. >> we're just trying to get out of here. >> people trying to survive. >> desperate travellers. thousands trying to fly out of irma's path as patience runs thin before the storm. >>> worried about the dike fails. as happened during hurricane katrina. >>> raising the debt ceiling and more. "early today" starts right now. good morning. >> we'll get to hurricane irma in a moment but first a magnitude 8.1 urths quake struck just after midnight iron time. it was felt as far away as mexico city. at least five debts are reported and they're of after shocks nearby. a tsunami warning has been issued. waves over three feet have been observed in mexico. we'll bring you more details as they become available. >> hurricane irma is leaving a swath of direction with 175 mile-per-hour winds squr sending tourists scrambling and creating powerful storm surges in the dominican republic. ho

. >> an 2.1 magnitude earthquake -- 8.1 magnitude earthquake hit southern mexico. >> reporter: officials here from the mexican consulate confirm there are at least 30 casualties as a result of this major quake. tip point the country is trying to determine the extent of the damage. >> in this case, we are today assessing the damages. we are trying to assist the different the structures in mexico and in all of the territory in mexico. and there are some areas in which there are more damage, like chapias, and oaxaca. >> the quake centered in the pacific ocean south of the state of chapias. hundreds of buildings were damaged or collapsed. power was cut off to more than one million people. >> buildings swayed and electricity was knocked out in parts of the capital city as well. individual state governors now reporting on camp. latest reports are that 32 people have been confirmed dead, many of them coming from the southern state of chapias, oaxaca and tabasco. the consulate are telling mexican nationals here to contact the authority so information can flow both ways. >> you can go directly to

mexico. the quake was located in the southern part of mexico.lores in mexico city. rosa? >> michael, i can tell you that when the alert went off for that -- yes, michael, can you hear me? >> i can. >> michael, as i was saying, when the alert went off for this earthquake, we saw that rescue workers rushed off the rubble and you can see that they just started going back to their rescue operations just now, but as you mentioned, this is a 6.2-magnitude earthquake that hit the state of mexico, southern mexico, and we are just northwest of that area. but very tense moments here as police and other authorities asked everybody to get to the center of the street. from talking to locals here, they told me they heard the same alert that we heard here on tuesday before the 7.1 deadly earthquake. now, we didn't feel much here where i am standing, but i've got colleagues all over mexico city here, and some of them did feel the earthquake. they felt the earth shake a bit. some of our colleagues at the hotel where we're staying felt the earth shake, so, michae

a new challenge for search and rescue efforts as two powerful aftershocks hit southern mexico. s ivan watson is live in mexico city. >>reporter: that's right. the death toll liesing to at least 319 victims of this earthquake. one of the victims, her body was recovered on sunday from the eig site of a school that collapsed. the woman has not yet been identified at the enrique school, but that now brings the death toll at that location 0 to some 19 school children who were killed and seven adults who were also victims at that location. now, where i'm standing here, it's after 3:00 in the morning here, as you can see, the operation here is working round the clock with teams that have come from all over the world, from the u.s., israel, japan, spain and of course mexico as well, and we believe there are some other countries that have been involved here at a six-story office building that collapsed with scores of people still believed to be missing inside. all around this location, there are families of the loved ones camping out, conducting an agonizing vigil. there's a sign that on

katia is expected to make landfall in southern mexico on friday. jose is to the southeast of irma. this is the first time -- there have been three active atlantic hurricanes, at the same time since 20-10. we're bringing you updates on hurricane irma all day, and in the days to come. you can also stay on top of all the breaking details -- all you have to do is download the stormwatch 7 weather app right on your smartphone. this morning we're following a number of developing stories involving the president -- including a surprising deal. democrats and the president agreed to a three-month budget and debt extension -- catching republican leaders off-guard. the deal staves off the possibility of a government shutdown for three-months. happening today: donald trump junior is scheduled to meet privately with the senate judiciary committee. the president's son will answer questions bo that meeting with a russian lawyer during last year's campaign. and d-c and virginia, along with more than a dozen other states have filed a lawsuit, seeking to keep the president from ending the deferred ac

the quake off mexico's southern coast sent people running into the streets. a reporter from our cbs station in dallas was in souther mexico when --ern mefrn -- southern mexico when the quake struck. >> it felt like a train under our feet and we noticed the buildings shaking from side to side. it sounded like pieces of metal just scraping together. >> that quake was felt as far away as mexico city where power was briefly knocked out to 2 million people. authorities are bracing for the aftershocks and assessing the damage. as you can see from the video it is extensive. >>> today's earthquake was stronger than the one that threatened mexico city 32 years ago. these are some of the images there. that quake killed 5,000 people. >>> it is called the eagle creek fire and it has been burning for nearly a week in t river gorge. this is is time lapse video. the wildfire burned 31 acres in six days. 7% of the fire is contained but take a look at these photos from the fire that have gone viral. that is a group of golfers on the course playing as the flames raged behind th

and we want to bring you an update on this breaking news a powerful earthquake has hit southern mexico the tremor could be felt in mexico city where shaking buildings have sent thousands of people into the streets of this quake follows another major tremor earlier this month which killed at least ninety eight people in mexico airport has suspended all flights there been there were media reports of injuries from this latest quake but there are reports of major damage to buildings in the mexican capital keep you updated as soon as we get more information again about another major earthquake in mexico. and here's a reminder of one of our top stories that we're following for you u.s. president donald trump has issued his sharpest warning yet to north korea during an address to the united nations general assembly the president said that if kim jong un does not abandon his pursuit of nuclear weapons the u.s. is quote ready willing and able to totally destroy north korea. i'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day you can see that. the whole d w one hour. for

a powerful earthquake hits southern mexico. dozens of people are killed.mor was the strongest to hit the country in a century.