BALDWIN: In Egypt today, gunfire erupted between supporters and opponents of the now overthrown President Mohamed Morsy. Eyeitnesses told us a group of Morsy supporters was marching near the palace where these opponents had been camped out and then at some point automatic gunfire erupted. One eyewitness says at least one person fell to the ground. His or her condition unknown. And in China, the number of dead has now risen to 89 from an earthquake this morning there. CNN's David McKenzie has the latest from Beijing. David.</s>DAVID MCKENZIE, CNN CORRESPONDENT: This powerful and shallow quake struck northwest China early on Monday morning. It was followed by a series of aftershocks that could have been quakes in their own right. Look at this security footage released by state media, which shows the immediate effect of this quake as it struck. The tremors lasted for at least a minute, causing people to rush out of their buildings for safety. Gansu province is one of the poorest in China. One of the worst affected areas appears to be Minxian County, where many of the dead were found. Entire buildings were destroyed and homes heavily damaged. Tragically, it was the elderly and the very young, according to state media, who were affected the worst because they couldn't run from the debris as it fell in time. The Chinese government and the Red Cross have mobilized hundreds of rescue and relief workers to the area to try and assist and to find any of the missing. This area has seen torrential rain in recent days and more rain is forecast, which could make rescue efforts and relief efforts that much more difficult. David McKenzie, CNN, Beijing.</s>BALDWIN: David, thank you. Coming up next, will Katherine Jackson lose her temper again after a testy exchange last Friday. Michael Jackson's mother faces more questioning in the civil trial over her son's death. Plus, boy, oh, boy, to be in this courtroom. More f-bombs, more outbursts at the trial of the reputed mob boss Whitey Bulger. Wait until you hear what happened today, coming up.
China Quake Toll Nears 90