he s still planning on moving out soon reporting live parker not sure why maintenance wasn t picking up or even who will pay for this the renter doesn t care though. he s still planning on moving out soon reporting live parker collins 13 action news. and developing on midday. the death toll from the powerful earthquake has risen to 120. this is video of an 80 year old she was with her 47-year-old daughter, who did not survive this building collapse. and..at this hour.the search is on to find more survivors. the 6.2 magnitude quake hit the central part of the country, causing serious damage and death. rescue crews are on the scene helping the injured and searching for survivors in the aftermath of a 6.2 magnitude earthquake in central italy. the quake hit while people were initial reports.the hardest hit area is in and around amatrice (ama-tree-cha) where the death toll is rising. most of the historic city has been destroyed and residents are buried under collapsed homes and b
visitors may choose to go on vacation someplace else. to presidential politics and donald trump calling for a special prosecutor to investigate hillary clinton. amid new questions about the clinton foundation s power brokers and how much access they got to hillary clinton while she was secretary of state. nbc s andrea mitchell has new details. reporter: tonight the drip, drip, drip campaign as thousands of emails may be released before the election, and donald trump calling for a special prosecutor. the significant times it was done, require an expedited investigation. reporter: clinton trying to laugh it off with hillary clinton. have you considered using face-time instead of email? actually that s a tonight, according to state department calendars being reviewed by the state department press, more than what the officials who called on hillary clinton while she was secretary of state made donations to the clinton mown days n one email, noting good freptd of ours.
charity. this morning, why the clinton campaign is calling that report utterly flawed. and cashing in? a new twist in the controversy surrounding the skyrocketing cost of life saving epipens. the salary of the head of the company that makes them rising from $2 million to nearly $19 million in just eight years. the outrage and the company s explanation today, wednesday, august 24th, 2016. announcer: from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. and good morning, welcome to today on a wednesday morning, a morning that we ve got breaking news coming out of europe. that strong earthquake striking central italy early this morning. the epicenter, about 100 miles to the northeast of rome. one mayor saying that his town isn t there anymore. nbc s lucy cavanaugh is in a hard-hit area with us on the phone. lucy, good morning. reporter: morning, matt and savannah. it is a dark day for italy. at least 37 people w
to evacuate. when the real thing hits, you can t run fast enough. reporter: and the cost of the fire fight is piling up. u.s. forestry service has spent more than $1 billion this year. but the cost on the ground is even higher. does it take a toll? absolutely. reporter: a toll that keeps climbing, with no end in sight. from fire to the ongoing flood disaster in louisiana. surveyed the damage there where thousands remain in shelters. his visit comes after donald trump and criticism from some republicans he should have cut his vacation short and been there earlier. we get details from nbc s gabe gutierrez. reporter: with homes in shambles and thousands still in shelters, president obama toured the devastation. i m asking every american to do what you can to get local reporter: coming just days after donald trump and pence surveyed the devastation. reporter: has the federal response been adequate? there s been i believe unprecedented cooperation and collabora
and we begin with breaking news this morning. a powerful earthquake in central myanmar that could be felt across the border in thailand. the u.s. geological survey says it was a 6.8 magnitude quake. we re hearing reports of at least one death at this point, though the government has not confirmed that. it has confirmed that nearly 100 buddhist buddhist pegodas centuries old were damaged. there was another quake today. here s kristin. we are trying to find out everything we can about this earthquake in italy. as of now the death toll at 73 people. we have some video to show you right on the ground there in italy. you see rescue teams there walking a person out who was more than likely trapped in the rubble. these are the kinds of images and stories that we are hearing out of italy today. rescued there by rescue teams. the earthquake struck in the middle of the night, so a lot of people in their beds sleeping this morning. a magnitude 6.2. we are hearing of americans visiting