CHRIS CUOMO, CNN ANCHOR: We're following breaking news from Italy. At least 37 dead now after a 6.2-magnitude earthquake struck overnight in central Italy, leaving mountain towns practically in ruins. The numbers of those killed, hurt, missing, they're all going to rise. Access for heavy equipment is still impaired. Crews are digging with hand tools in many cases through rubble of collapsed buildings, searching for survivors. The quake shook the area in the early morning hours. Our correspondent said the ancient buildings that make these areas so beautiful also made an event like this so deadly. We'll give you more throughout the morning.</s>ALISYN CAMEROTA, CNN ANCHOR: We also have a developing story out of North Korea. North Korea has fired a ballistic missile from a submarine, after the first time it entered Japan's air defense identification zone. U.S. officials tracked this missile over and into the Sea of Japan, 300 miles off the coast of North Korea. Japan's prime minister calls this a, quote, "An unforgivable, reckless act," while South Korea has called for severe sanctions. This comes as the U.S. and South Korea conducted their joint military exercise.</s>CUOMO: The FBI is looking into cyber breaches targeting reporters at "The New York Times" and other news organizations. "The New York Times" says its Moscow bureau was targeted, but there is no evidence the hackers were successful. Investigators say the breaches may be part of an effort by Russia to infiltrate American politics.</s>CAMEROTA: So, there's a desperate scene unfolding in Iraq. Military operations to wipe out ISIS are driving families into makeshift refugee camps. Thousands of civilians are facing this daily struggle just to survive. CNN is going to take you behind the front lines, next.
6.2 Earthquake Hits Central Italy, At Least 37 Dead