inside there since that cooling system stopped working. and the kyodo news agency reports the discovery of 2,000 bodies at northern japan during the massive earthquake and tsunami. the bodies add to the death toll of more than 1600 so far. it is still predicted to rise dramatically as the rescue teams reach more and more towns caught taking the full brunt of the tsunami s force. we ll continue to get our reports as well in from japan. and if you have never experienced in an earthquake before, this will give you some sense of what it s like. this one is from chiba city. that s an area that used to be part of tokyo bay. the crack is just moving. there is water. i don t know if water lines are broken. but this water was not there a minute ago.
it s making me kind of nervous, especially since this is reclaimed land that i m on right now. this used to be part of tokyo bay. and they created this land by throwing landfill and mountains, rocks out here. and so this land could just go potentially. i don t know. there is quite a few people in the park. they don t seem too worried. they re not running away. interesting park. a sombrero and a huge clock. and baytown skyscrapers behind it. okay. this video was taken from chiba, which is in tokyo bay as our reporter was saying there, which is two or 300 kilometers still from the epicenter. it gives you an idea of even that far south you re getting that sort of movement in the
sirens. we ve heard the announcements, another tsunami coming. but nobody really seemed to be that anxious. then all of the sudden we noticed the water here. it s racing out. we re leaving. fortunately, the threat never materializes, which is a good thing, because sendai has already seen more than its share of hell and high water. martin savidge, cnn, sendai, japan. martin savidge highlighting the fears of the japanese in the quake zone. we re still getting after shocks. a body in japan has warned there could be at least another 7 magnitude quake within the next two or three days. something like 300 aftershocks so far since friday s 8.9 quake. for the japanese friday s quake came virtually without warning. the tsunami was close behind. too close behind. survivors tell how they managed to stay alive and relate heartbreaking tales of those who
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i wanted to ask this man who he was looking for, but i never got the chance. so we were starting to follow this what appears to be a search crew. but now the problem is that apparently there has been another tsunami warning. so the crew and everyone else here is being told to get away, which they re doing. it s hard to tell how real the threat may be. nerves in sendai are very much still on edge. officials shout their warnings, load up, and head for higher ground. we go in the opposite direction, heading toward the coast. and the closer we get, the more unreal the scenery. the tidal surge rushed inland in some places six miles. getting around is difficult. many roads here are impassible. adding to the apocalyptic scenes, huge fires continue to burn unchecked. thick black smoke and flames boil from a refinery. as we video the scene, we notice something else. up until now we ve heard the