we begin with breaking news on the massive earthquake hours ago in mexico. here is the moment it struck in mexico city, frightened workers riding out the quake. and the building is rocking. one person said we didn t know whether to run or fall on the floor. out on the streets, mothers comforted their children until the quake passed. it seemed forever as a highway bridge was no match for the quake. a car was pulverized. the epicenter of the quake was 115 miles outside the beach resort of acapulco, and thousands of american travelers are in the quake zone there. one of them, the president s oldest daughter, malia, and the white house weighed in on that today. as abc s david wright tells us about the moment of impact. reporter: the powerful quake hit around noon local time. a violent shaking motion. reporter: people felt it all the way to mexico city. abc s jose cohen is there. as you can see, people are afraid to go back in afraid of replicas. and people are afraid. r
her high-flying lifestyle for a prison cell. why she says she was on the run because she was afraid for her life. and breaking this morning. royal homecoming. prince william, back in britain, after six weeks away from kate. are they about to start trying for a royal little one? and good wednesday, morning, everyone. george continuing to enjoy his vacation with his family. and josh is back here. glad to have him here. we have breaking news, josh, right now. a police raid under way in the french suburbs. authorities surrounding the home of the suspected serial killer believed to be responsible for these shootings that killed three schoolchildren, a rabbi and paratroopers in recent days. reports, now, that he has links to al qaeda. we ll have the latest on that. and mitt romney scores big in illinois, putting him closer to winning the gop nomination. but his rivals are said not to be deterred right now. pretty soon, though, they might not have any choice. and our hu
prison cell. why she says she was on the run because she was afraid for her life. and breaking this morning. royal homecoming. prince william, back in britain, after six weeks away from kate. are they about to start trying for a royal little one? and good wednesday, morning, everyone. george continuing to enjoy his vacation with his family. and josh is back here. glad to have him here. we have breaking news, josh, right now. a police raid under way in the french suburbs. authorities surrounding the home of the suspected serial killer believed to be responsible for these shootings that killed three schoolchildren, a rabbi and paratroopers in recent days. reports, now, that he has links to al qaeda. we ll have the latest on that. and mitt romney scores big in illinois, putting him closer to winning the gop nomination. but his rivals are said not to be deterred right now. pretty soon, though, they might not have any choice. and our hunger games week, welcomes one o
from abc news, this is abc world news with diane sawyer. good evening. we begin with breaking news on the massive earthquake hours ago in mexico. here is the moment it struck in mexico city, frightened workers frieding out the quake. one person said we didn t know whether to run or fall on the floor. out on the streets, mothers comforted their children until the quake passed. it seemed forever as a highway bridge was no match for the quake. a car was pulverized. the epicenter of the quake was 115 miles outside the beach resort of acapulco and thousands of american travelers are in the quake zone there. one of them, the president s oldest daughter and the white house weighed in on that today. as abc s david wright tells us about the moment of impact. reporter: the powerful quake hit around noon local time. a violent shaking motion. horrible, horrible. reporter: people felt it all the way to mexico city. abc s jose cohen is there. as you can see, people are afraid t
world news with diane sawyer. good evening. we begin with breaking news on the massive earthquake hours ago in mexico. here is the moment it struck in mexico city, frightened workers frieding out the quake. one person said we didn t know whether to run or fall on the floor. out on the streets, mothers comforted their children until the quake passed. it seemed forever as a highway bridge was no match for the quake. a car was pulverized. the epicenter of the quake was 115 miles outside the beach resort of acapulco and thousands of american travelers are in the quake zone there. one of them, the president s oldest daughter and the white house weighed in on that today. as abc s david wright tells us about the moment of impact. reporter: the powerful quake hit around noon local time. a violent shaking motion. horrible, horrible. reporter: people felt it all the way to mexico city. abc s jose cohen is there. as you can see, people are afraid to go back in afraid of re