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Italian earthquake levels towns, kills at least 159

Season 2016 Episode 2370 | 5m 20s

The quake struck Italy in the middle of the night. A magnitude 6.2, it was felt across the country but devastated three towns in particular: Amatrice, Accumoli and Pescara. At least 159 are confirmed dead as rescuers continue to scour the wreckage for survivors. For more, Judy Woodruff speaks with special correspondent Christopher Livesay, who reports destruction comparable to that in a war zone.

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