Italy mourns hundreds lost in powerful earthquake ...Middle East

Across Italy, it was a day of mourning for nearly 300 people killed by a devastating earthquake. The magnitude 6.2 earthquake flattened several mountain villages. In one town, the caskets of 35 people were brought to a community gym, one of the last large buildings still standing. Seth Doane reports from the disaster area.

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