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Airport trying to get out of japan, many folks standing in long lines as the news of a potential nuclear crisis obviously weighs on their minds. >> i think, normal life will be disrupted for the next few weeks. you know, noticeably, and, it is obviously worrying what is happening at the nuclear plant at fukushima. you want to get down? >> yeah. >> im sorry. the situation is under control, im sure of that. but, normal life will be affected for a few days. alisyn: traveling with a toddler is hard ...

Dots, 6.2, 6.5, every day. >> reporter: and reports now that for the next three days a 40% chance of aftershocks 5 or above. bob bazell, thanks so much. i know youve gotten no sleep at all. thanks for talking to us. one more thing, richard, about these aftershocks. today i was on the 14th floor of our hotel. you could feel one. unlike anything ive ever felt. these buildings are meant to withstand these shocks but for a good several minutes you could hear the building swaying. you could hear it c...

Aftershocks from japan arrive in america. we have seen a massive selloff on tokyos stock market. it sank 6.2%. whats happening over here? good morning, stu. lets talk about whats happening in japan. >> down 6%. thats a big drop. japans economy is at a virtual standstill. these rolling black out have put industry on the back foot largely shutting it down. the japanese economy at a virtual standstill. you cannot shut down the worlds largest economy without a spillover here. second, america needs t...

Move further north it gets cooler and people have no power, going on -- into day three. as that goes on, gregg, the u.s. is preparing to get involved, more significantly, than they already have and had a couple of relief flights but expect to get more involved with the reagan off the coast, ready to do what has been asked by the japanese and the george washington is in dock at a u.s. base south of tokyo and the helicopters and planes flying out of there as well and, navy pilots flew over the coa...

>> clayton: a full show over at fox news sunday. >> i was going to say, other than that weve got nothing. >> clayton: maybe talk nfl. >> dave: maybe a little charlie sheen there at the bottom. we appreciate it, chris. check your local listings, thanks, sir. >> see you guys. >> alisyn: and obviously, its not over in japan. there are more aftershocks that keep rocking that country. the latest, a 6.2 magnitude tremor. they say theres been 275 and more on the way. >> dave: and 500 cars stranded on a...

Which direction that goes, and then you also have no water, you have no electricity. so it -- so is it better to evacuate and find people a place to live? >> exactly. i would evacuate as big a radius as i possibly could around that nuclear reactor right now. i think theus raid -- the radius is ten kilometers, 6.2 miles. they probably need to broaden that since they dont have a handle on the coolant system yet. then they need start working on places to distribute food and water. people are going ...

Japan emergency ufc at state.gov and pacific tsunami at ufc at state.gov. also a 1-88-407-4747. they know a lot of people are desperate to get in touch. land lines and any form of communication are down. they are saying really they are relying on social networks. those emails are there if you want to reach out for help. >> shepard: we are watching now as helicopters are live in the eastern part of the country im led to believe not far from the area where the worst of it was where the worst of th...

Having grown up in los angeles. but i can honestly say compared to what i felt in 1994, this one takes the cake. >> shepard: you were in the north ridge quake. >> i was. i am a los angeles native. i have been living here in tokyo for four years. you know, everyone feels earthquakes occasionally here. but this one was bar none the largest by far that i have experienced in my life. >> shepard: you lived in north ridge when the north ridge quake hit. >> i wasnt in north ridge actually i was more in...

Do you go under sort of -- i dont know. a window frame? what do you do? this is someone who said, oh, my god, the building is going to fall. i mean, that feeling is very, very scary. i remember even in haiti when i was covering the haiti earthquake aftermath im talking 6.1, 6.2 after-shocks. your heart pounds. you think you are going to get trapped in a building. no worse feeling. you saw there from our i-reporter the emotions that coarse through your body as you think this might be it for me, t...

Breaking news continues. we now have what appears to be a second earthquake, a different earthquake, not necessarily an aftershock. the u.s. geological survey is calling it a 6.2 magnitude earthquake in nagano japan northwest of tokyo. >> chad myers is joining us, p.j. is with you as well for more on this. aftershock or separate quake? >> if you notice, not every aftershock that weve already had is in the same spot. they have been moved around. this shock, well just call it that, is about 250 mi...