plant, it could be a setback to get that plant back online. however, hundreds of aftershocks after the march 11th earthquake. most reports say there have been not aftershocks that have registered above 75.0. we just had our charles hadlock on the phone reporting from tokyo for us. he, being based in tokyo to report this story that s over 200 mool miles away, fell the shaking from this earthquake for roughly about a minute. now, the inland from japan s eastern coast apparently buildings really shook violently, the video to show you there from the tops of buildings and you can see exactly what took place, the dark of night there in japan when this happened. no heavy damage to buildings report sod far. also, no injuries reported. we want to check in with the weather channel s mike seidel. he joins me now from atlanta. mike there is a tsunami warning that has been put out in effect
proper planning and coordination. it seems like a joint operation by the minister of defense but not clear who was the person that initiated it and said it should go ahead. we will keep working that part of the story, for sure. nic, keep us updated with regard to your equipment and how things develop there in bahrain. just as we saw in egypt, journalists appear to have been targeted as well. listen as former cnn accordance miguel marques is roughed up while on the phone reporting for abc news. a canister that looked li like no, no, no! gentlemen, gentlemen! journalists, journalists! journalists! journalists! no, no! hold on! journalists, journalists! journalists!
morning crackdown. at least three people are dead and more than 100 are hurt. not even journalists are in the clear. listen as miguel marquez is roughed up while on the phone reporting for abc news. no, no, no. our own nic robertson had his gear confiscated at the airport in bahrain. we will talk to him in a moment but first check out this report that he filed. he actually shot it on his iphone. reporter: doctors and nurses struggle to save lives. it s 5:00 a.m. in one of bahrain s principal hospitals. the emergency room is overflowing, according to medical workers, hundreds wounded as police crackdown on