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tokyo right now. are people there, i mean, presumably they have many people in tokyo, might have friends or family members in the areas that were struck by this earthquake. are they able to get in touch with their family and loved ones? reporter: well, it s very difficult to get in touch with anybody in the area, certainly, but over the past couple hours we actually found it difficult to phone out from here as well. i know there have been some difficulties in tokyo. so certainly the phone lines are a real issue, especially in those areas where people need to get help, need to inform the emergency service of exactly what s happening. this is really why we haven t got a clear picture at all at this point of just how widespread this damage is. the japanese prime minister said it is extremely widespread. even he doesn t know at this point. he ll be getting in a helicopter first thing in the morning to find out just how many areas have been affected.
damage. in fact, if you look at this picture, it looked like anymore mall day, but look at this picture in northern japan and the damage there is monumental. the known death toll in the hundreds. it is certain to clichmb. that was 8.9 magnitude and that is the strongest earthquake in more than 100 years. water has no business being here, ali. this is debris, cars, houses, just slammingk against the coast and going inland as far as several miles. one always wonders if you don t have experience with this how much damage can do, and we have seen example after example of this. this police in the coastal city of sendai say they have found as many as 300 bodies in the tsunami s wake. this is 50 miles to the southwest where a dam has broken and 1,800 homes by the government s count have washed away. this is as we said the biggest earthquake that japan has ever recorded. this is inside of a building and i believe this is an office
highways and there is a massive aftershock, you have a disaster on top of a disaster, so that the authorities have shutdown all of the highways and raillines have been shutdown, and people cannot get in and out of the city quickly. we should point out that at 3:00 in the morning, normally tokyo s rails are not moving, but because they stopped moving at 2:40 or 2:50 in the afternoon, there is all of this backup of people who are still stuck in the city of tokyo trying to get home to the suburbs. we are seeing people hop on bicycles trying to get home or even head on foot home. i have heard people who have been tweeting me saying it is taking them three or four hours on foot just to try to get home. that is what you have to do now. here in tokyo, it is a matter of inconvenience and a lot of people are frightened by the earthquake, but we have not heard of severe damage or injuries here. the devastation is certainly what you have been showing us,
if it was 300 miles into the earth, that s 300 miles of padding. we re almost 300 miles away. if it s only 6, 10, 12 miles deep, there s a lot of shaking going on. that s a violent rattling of that city. i m just we re getting more information in, chad. kelly, go ahead with that. there are no tsunami alerts issued as a result of this, but two reactors are in the area of nagano and they continue to operate. everything is okay at this point with the two reactors in the nagano area. no tsunami alerts, although tsunamis are not just triggered by earthquakes. we re going to take a quick break. i have a tsunami expert that s going to tell us how the tsunamis are triggered because it affects the rest of the world as well. we ll continue to keep our eye on nagano, whether or not there was any damage and if anyone was hurt. th this stuff? th this stuff? i do. ooh! now who wants some free stuff? [ all ] me! snapple.
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