SANCHEZ: Breaking news, 61 people are dead, and at least 300 injured after a 7.3 earthquake hit the Iran-Iraq border.</s>SANCHEZ: You can see this chandelier swaying inside a building in Baghdad some 200 miles from the epicenter near Halabja. Iraqi state media is reporting the quake was felt throughout the country and beyond. The video was recorded -- this one was inside a Baghdad grocery store. You can see items moving around inside, overhead lights changing, as well. Iraq's meteorological organization is warning people to stay away from buildings and not use elevators.</s>SANCHEZ: Back in the United States, cameras were rolling when the floor gave way in an apartment full of college students. Watch this.</s>SANCHEZ: The floor collapsing right under them. Several partygoers falling into an apartment below them during the home coming celebration at the University of North Texas, witnesses say they had been jumping up and down when the floor collapsed. Fortunately, there were only minor injuries. You are live in the CNN Newsroom. I'm Boris Sanchez in for Ana Cabrera. It is 6 p.m. here in New York City. Thank you so much for joining us.
Sixty-one dead in 7.3 earthquake on Iran-Iraq border.