Information of 143 million americans. Good morning from studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. Good to be with you. Im annemarie green. We begin with breaking news overnight from mexico. A massive earthquake hit off the countrys southern coast. At least five people are reported killed. The quake had a magnitude of 8. 1. It was sen stecentered off the n state. Homes, hospitals, and schools were damaged. The quake was so powerful, it was felt in mexico city more than 650 miles away. Jeff paul of our dallasft. Worth station is in escondido mexico west of where the quake was centered. As i understand it, you were there on vacation. I was set to travel to pauero rico but just went through an earthquake. You walked right into a natural disaster. Were you in the backyard of the home where you were saying we are seeing some of your video right now. Tell me what happened and how it felt. We were just eating and we thought at first it was a large truck outside kind of rumb
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Off. Ow my effing head a lot of people have lived that experience and are not here to tell their story. I think about trayvon martin. I think about Philando Castile. Samir rice. So many people who had the experience i had better not here to tell the story. So that is what it is. Amy them we look at segregation in alabama. And the name of the greatest people that have ever draw this area, i joined a line in the segregation now, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever. Amy that was alabama governor George Wallace in 1963. We will speak to New York Times magazine reporter Nikole Hannahjones about how segregation is returning to alabamas public schools. All that and more, coming up. Welcome to democracy now , democracynow. Org, the war and peace report. Im amy goodman. Hurricane irma, the most powerful atlantic storm ever recorded, laid waste to parts of the caribbean overnight, pummeling turks an turks and caicos. The storms death toll rose to 18, but officials warned that figure will i
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