LU STOUT: Coming to you live from Hong Kong, you're back watching NEWS STREAM. Now, crews in Mexico are surveying homes, schools and hospitals to gauge the damage from Tuesday's powerful earthquake. The 7.4 magnitude quake was centered 25 kilometers east of Ometepec in southwest Mexico's Guerrero State. Now, it was so strong, that residents in Mexico City, some 320 kilometers away, could feel the shaking. Office towers swayed, and one woman told reporters it was like being caught on a trampoline. Authorities say hundreds of homes in southern Mexico are flattened and at least 11 people are injured. One victim was hurt when part of a bridge collapsed onto a bus in Mexico City. Now, the quake also shook the parliament in the capital. U.S. officials say President Barack Obama's 13-year-old daughter Malia is in Mexico on a school trip, but was never in any danger.
Powerful Earthquake Rocks Southwest Mexico