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right for me to try to be the captain that steers our country to its next destination. just a few moments ago, former london mayor and strong lead backer, boris johnson, spoke to the press, paying tribute to david cameron and hailing last night s results. to those who may be anxiety, whether at home or abroad, this does not mean that the united kingdom will be in any way less united. nor indeed does it mean that it will be any less european. nbc matt bradley is live in london with more on this. matt, let s talk about the reaction to all of this, millions and millions of people. 1.3 million votes separating the two camps. it was a pretty narrow decision, alex. no under estimating the importance of this. it is being called independence day by those who supported it, and a complete disaster who hoped to remain. it is unpresident departmentsed decision. no country has ever left before. really there is just no going back for britain. already here, heads are rolling. ....
months. but i do not think it would be right for me to try to be the captain that steers our country to its next destination. nbc s keir simmons is live in london with more on this. a lot went down last night, if you put it that way and lightly. what is the reaction like this morning? reporter: right. exactly. the prime minister talked about the the british prime minister talked about steadying the ship. the ship is not looking very steady right now. it has to be said. let me list for awe whole bunch of things happened through the morning here. any one of which would be a major story on any other given day. britain has voted to leave the european union. world markets are tumbling. the british pounded down more than it has been in decade. political leaders in scotland and northern ireland are renewing talks about leaving the uk. the british has resigned. all of that has happened in the face of just a few hours. that is why people around the world are so worried bec ....
good evening. entire towns in ecuador have been reduced to piles of rubble. as the nation s president said today, buildings can be rebuilt. the priority is finding survivors. officials say the earthquake saturday evening killed at least 238 people and injured more than 1,500 with a magnitude of 7.8. it was the strongest earthquake to hit ecuador since 1979. our miguel almadir has made his way to the capital of quitoed on has this report. reporter: the most powerful earthquake to rock ecuador in decades. a magnitude of 7.8. injuring well over 1,000 and leaving many missing. i need to find my baby, says vanessa santos. it s been five hours since she disappeared. all they re telling me is that my family is buried. 100 miles outside of the nation s capital of quito, the frantic search for survivors is growing even more desperate every hour. a crowd trying to save this driver of this car, only to realize later there was nothing they could do. the massive quake jolted ecuad ....
and the chosen. we hear from syrian refugees whose lives were changed in an instance now welcomed into the vatican by the pope himself. nightly news begins now. good evening. entire towns in ecuador have been reduced to piles of rubble. as the nation s president said today, buildings can be rebuilt. the priority is finding survivors. officials say the earthquake saturday evening killed at least 238 people and injured more than 1,500 with a magnitude of 7.8. it was the strongest earthquake to hit ecuador since 1979. our miguel almadir has made his way to the capital of quitoed on reporter: the most powerful earthquake to rock ecuador in decades. a magnitude of 7.8. injuring well over 1,000 and leaving many missing. i need to find my baby, says vanessa santos. it s been five hours since she disappeared. all they re telling me is that my family is buried. 100 miles outside of the nation s capital of quito, the frantic search for survivors is growing even more desp ....
good evening. entire towns in ecuador have been reduced to piles of rubble. as the nation s president said today, buildings can be rebuilt. the priority is finding survivors. officials say the earthquake saturday evening killed at least 238 people and injured more than 1,500 with a magnitude of 7.8. it was the strongest earthquake to hit ecuador since 1979. our miguel almadir has made his way to the capital of quitoed on has this report. reporter: the most powerful earthquake to rock ecuador in decades. a magnitude of 7.8. injuring well over 1,000 and leaving many missing. i need to find my baby, says vanessa it s been five hours since she disappeared. all they re telling me is that my family is buried. 100 miles outside of the nation s capital of quito, the frantic search for survivors is growing even more desperate every hour. a crowd trying to save this driver of this car, only to realize later there was nothing they could do. the massive quake jolted ecuador satur ....