Enemy, some forced to seek higher ground. tonight flooding take a take as we watch and wait for major rivers to crest. hard to believe, this is texas. of all the damage i ve seen, this seems to have taken the worst of it. a local cameraman bringing fox news inside the hit zone in the town of west, home after home-cooked from the force of that fertilizer plant explosion and inferno. in moments, the latest in the investigation. i m harris faulkner. we check-in on our fellow americans coming together in prayer and person, each pern mourning those lost and the people hurt in the boston marathon. a crowd gathering near the finish line of the boston marathon earlier today, laying flowers, leaving notes for the victims. in churches across new england, people filling the pews trying
Scattering. can you imagine, andrew, the fear as this came rolling through? exactly. where do you run to? how do you hide? how do you escape something like that? and also what is surprising, randi, the number of people who had the presence of mind to keep their ipod or whatever they were filming on, keep it rolling and focus on recording this. it must have been overwhelming fear that these people were feeling at this stage and to continue to shoot is extraordinary. let s take a situation at sendai airport. sendai has a million or so people. it s described as the epicenter of the quake-hit zone. we re hearing stories of smaller towns further north being devastated. that s shooting through the passenger terminal out onto the airport. look at the damage. look at the torrent of water floating across. that is a runway, randi. this is 80 miles or so