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Then. patrick oppman is joining us from havana, cuba. patrick, what more are you hearing about the impact, what happened and the calamity? >> reporter: well, we're starting to hear from survivors of this earthquake, talking about buildings crashing down around them, people having to run for their lives. and of course the initial reports of fatalities. it will probably take days or longer to know exactly how many people have lost their lives, but there are reports of bodies in rubble. there are also pictures of people near the epicenter receiving aid, so there appears to be some sort of organiz...

Report: Possible Vaccine Breakthrough in Cuba Though wracked by shortages of bread and even pain medication, Cuba is on the cusp of a scientific breakthrough with its Sovereign 2 COVID-19 vaccine. Correspondent Patrick Oppman brings us this special report. Read more

Morales says, while he may no longer be president of bolivia, he's not going anywhere. patrick oppman, mexico city. breaking overnight, protests are rocking hong kong after a police officer shot a protester. we do need to warn you, this video you're about to see is disturbing. the 21-year-old protester did survive the shooting and is in critical condition. demonstrators began disrupting transit at 7:00 a.m. local time as a day-long local strike. officers in the financial district have been sent home, as riot police fire teargas. is apple's new credit card giving higher credit limits to

Sunday, it was time for morales to leave office. and within hours, morales did just that, shocking bolivia and much of latin america. he said it was a coup that was forcing him from power. he recognized if he didn't leave there would be bloodshed. and he wanted to avoid that. many of morales' critics said he had become too authoritarian and was never planning on leaving the presidency and he was becoming a dictator. so, while morales is out, he has received offers from other countries to seek asylum. morales says, while he may no longer be president of bolivia, he's not going anywhere. patrick...

Morales stepping down after losing the military's support. this changes the balance of power in latin america. after 14 years in power, it's unclear who will succeed morales. patrick oppman has the latest from mexico city. >> reporter: a political earthquake is rocking bolivia, after the country's longstanding leftist president, evo morales, has stepped down. it's been weeks of violent protests and allegations that morales had stolen the election to become president for a fourth term. morales denied that and said he was facing a coup. but after support for that, morales offered to hold new ele...