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record. the 5.6 magnitude quake caused mostly minor damage, but no one was seriously hurt. the quake was centered near sparks. also shook oklahoma city, 45 miles away. having an earthquake right now. our lights shaking quite a bit now. it is calming down as another earthquake has just hit. i still hear a few lights rattling in our studio. and we will we still have our if you can see our dura tran back here, it is still shaking, near oklahoma city. we do not know the epicenter as it just now happened. all right, and that was the second one this weekend. so let s find out what s going on in oklahoma. jacqui jeras in the weather center. explain this. this is very unusual. it is somewhat unusual, yeah. this is the strongest one that they have ever had in recorded history. to get something this powerful to cause that kind of damage, pretty significant, i can t believe how calm that anchor was, by the way. i think i would be getting under the desk. we have video to ....
atlanta. so glad you could be here with us. legendary broadcaster andy rooney has died at the age of 92. his death comes weeks after he signed off for the last time on 60 minutes. we, of course, looking back at his life and career at this hour. across america, growing anger over voter i.d. laws. more states are following suit requiring you to have a photo i.d. to vote. and he s never one to hold back over what he thinks. we ll hear what jesse jackson has to say about the occupy wall street movement that he is now supporting, even advising. but this morning, we are remembering andy rooney. average guy who became a household name by telling it like you saw it every sunday as he closed cbs s 60 minutes. he died just a month after signing off with these words. i may have given the impression that i don t care what anyone else thinks, but i do care. i care a lot. i have always hoped that people will like what i ve written. being liked is nice. but it is not my in ....
republican backers. don t worry. you run. we ll take care of the money. he has rather moderate views on social issues conservatives may not be hip to. we ll talk a lot about that this morning. something else we re talking a lot about. amanda knox s first hope for freedom. the american student is waiting to see if her murder conviction will be overturned. she made her case to the jury earlier this morning. now an agonizing waiting game for her. part of what a tearful knox told the court, the accusations are completely unjust and without any foundation. i am paying for my life with a crime i didn t commit. paula newton has covered this case for years and joins us live from perugia, italy. what else did knox have to say to the jurors this morning? you know, she got up and could barely speak,ally. choking back the tears. they asked, do you want to take a seat? she said, no. she said okay. and she made a tearful plea but maintained her composure each time underscorin ....
that is world cup frenzy there. but will the u.s. be celebrating after today. good morning, everyone. i m alex witt. if you are waking up on the west coast right now, big developments overnight. the 16-year-old girl stranded at sea since thursday has been rescued from the indian ocean. abby sunderland s dreams of sailing around the world so lo were dashed when 30-foot waves crippled her boat and knocking out satellite communications and destroying her mast. mike taibbi is here. was not an easy rescue, right? reporter: it s really difficult. there are a lot of people who spent a lot of time on the water, i have over the past 35 years. and you re thinking about rescuing somebody, you have to consider the conditions. this is the southern indian ocean in the wintertime. the seas are 20 to 30 feet, with winds approaching hurricane force up in the 40, 50-knot range. at some point certainly in gusts. you have a 130-foot fishing vessel rescuing somebody off a smaller sailbo ....