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important day at the united nations. met with leaders of many nations who agree with much or all of what i stated in my speech. joining us now for more on this, ian lee live in seoul, south korea. and here in los angeles, political analyst peter matthews. ian, clearly the president was trying to belittle kim jong-il. north koreans don t usually take well to this. given this was a whole new level by the president in front of the united nations, how is pyongyang expected to react? well, we re expecting them to up their rhetoric, as well, with their own fiery brand that we ve seen time after time again. and you wouldn t be surprised if we see a missile test or some sort of action from the north as a response, something that they ve done in the past to show that they are serious about this. you know, the interesting thing too was the reaction from the
seeing buildings sway, not fall to the ground? that s exactly right. i ve heard some professors in geology, they say earthquakes don t kill people, buildings kill people. and that s exactly what we re seeing. two opposite ends of the spectrum. you have haiti, and then you have japan. the pacific rim, it s very earthquake-prone. it s very geologically active. and so their codes are i was told some of the best in the world. whereas haiti, the exact opposite. and so you have an earthquake that a magnitude is 100 times stronger than the one in haiti, and you re not going to see the same amount of damage. that s not including whatever happens after that. talking about, you know, it might be wider spread, as far as, you know, you have the tsunami. whatever fires, that sort of thing. but as far as the structures themselves, you have chris, i believe we lost him.
or 3:00 a.m. in hawaii when the tsunami is coming in, which is probably a good thing. the sirens will probably get people near the beach to get up and away, you don t want them to be sleeping there. to get to higher ground, sure. to get to higher ground. the west coast, we ve got to wait and hear what s going to be said about that. dr. jones sorry, go ahead. i m sorry. if a watch or warning does come out, the main thing is just stay away from the beach. don t be stupid. absolutely. dr. jones, i want you to stand by, if you can. i want to bring back in arata. he s our nbc tokyo producer. we know, arata, if people are just tuning in, that you experienced some of this firsthand. you felt the building shake, about two hours ago, in that first initial shock of the earthquake struck. now you re back in the office building. we ve gotten reports that there s been about ten