From New York, this is democracy now.

There are still people buried here in this house.

They didn't get the rescue that they needed, so they died.

They rescued my children and I'm trying to get covers for them and anything to wear from

the house.

Morocco has reached 2,500 following the country's deadliest earthquake in over six decades.

Rescue efforts haven't even begun in some remote villages.

We go to the historic city of Marrakesh, which is about 40 miles from the Quakes epicenter.

Then, today is 9-11.

22 years ago, about 3,000 people died at the World Trade Center, Pentagon and Changsville,

Pennsylvania.

Today, we look at another 9-11.

50 years ago, the U.S. backed a coup in Chile that ousted democratically elected President

Salvador Ayende.

He would die in the palace that day.

The coup led to a 17-year dictatorship led by General Gusto Pinesche during which time

more than 3,000 Chileans were murdered and disappeared.

We have to unite to one day find the truth.

I think we deserve it as a people.

It is a silent vigil for women.

We'll speak to the Chilean-American writer and professor, Ariel Dorfman.

He was cultural and press adviser to President Salvador Ayende's chief of staff during the

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