markytaan, he s a diving contractor. his job is to clean up the harbor. where do you start? look at these boats, bashing into each other. there are a lot of things below the water. you don t see lots of wreckage. but as bad as this is, randi, no doubt the biggest tragedy in japan. tokyo disney, that might have been scary for those on the ride there. no doubt. thank you. andrew? the prime minister of japan calls it the country s worst crisis since the second world war. we ll continue our special coverage of the disaster in just a moment. [ male announcer ] one look can turn the everyday into romantic. an accidental touch can turn ordinary into something more. moments can change anytime just like that. and when they do men with erectile dysfunction can be more confident in their ability to be ready with cialis for daily use.
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is this from the sea? i m curious how far these waters traveled in to do this type of damage to one town? reporter: the damage is three miles away from the pacific ocean. but when you go four miles away from the pacific ocean, no damage whatsoever. amazing. gary tuchman there, watching the destruction in this one town that seems to have lost possibly more than half its population. thank you, gary. andrew, to you in hong kong. back to a story that could be developing into another major crisis in japan. certainly a big worry for the japanese right now. two nuclear plants are in trouble and whether or not the country could be on verge of a disaster there. i spoke with a nuclear energy expert earlier this morning out of london. it s wort stressing that the explosion we saw yesterday, this will seem a very strange thing to say, but it s my belief. the explosion we saw yesterday in number one plant wasn t an
worldwide audience back to the coverage of the disaster in japan. i m randi kaye. and ivan dr ve i m andrew st. thank you for joining us. we heard from the prime minister. he called this the country s worst crisis since world war ii. the situation with the nuclear reactors is adding to power problems for the rest of the country. millions are still without electricity. take a listen to what the prime minister said. translator: many power plants have been damaged. and tokyo electric power plant and other power plants are in short supply of the power. especially in tohoku. so the government has instructed the utmost efforts to those power companies to get the supply from other power