HARLOW: Breaking news overnight: Northern Chile was rocked by another very strong earthquake, this one measuring 7.6, leading to evacuations along that country's northern coast. There are no immediate reports of damage or injuries at this point. But this happened a day after an 8.2-magnitude earthquake rattled that same region. That left six people dead, thousands of homes damaged. So, nerves very frayed there right now.</s>ROMANS: All right, the location of that devastating landslide north of Seattle now a major disaster area. President Obama making that declaration overnight as the death toll rises again -- 29 people now confirmed dead, 20 more are still missing. Now, the Army Corps of Engineers is making plans to build a channel to change the flow of the Stillaguamish River, which is threatening to flood that site.</s>HARLOW: Get ready for more money, a lot more money, possibly, in political campaigns. The high court in this country ruling in a 5-4 decision, throwing out the limit on how much one person can contribute in total to all political campaigns in an election season. Now, here's the caveat, you will still be limited in how much you can give to a single candidate. Critics say the ruling has opened the door to big money controlling the political process even more than it has before.</s>ROMANS: All right, the search intensifying for missing Malaysian Airlines Flight 370. Right now, planes and ships, they're shifting west. Only a few days left to find the data recorders, the black boxes. We're breaking down the very latest on this shifting search and why we may never know why the jetliner crashed. We're live, next.
Another Strong Quake Near Chile; Landslide Death Toll Rises