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Probably worse than anyone had even thought as these new pictures come in and, again, as sunrise comes up. this is the second day of sunshine there and theyre going to find more. as i said, there are places that they havent gotten to. look at these people on the roof. these are the people who did survive. when you think about all the -- how much water came in, there are a lot of people who didnt mag make it. those who could ran up to a roof, some of them were rescued by emergency workers, by the...

A cloud that could come here but there are people there at the nuclear plant, news crews headed to the area, people are trapped and unable to get out. what concerns should she have of health-related issues. all we do not know how much radiation will be in the area. the first thing you look at is emergency workers. in 1986 at chernobyl the ones involved in clean up were most involved. generally, if more radiation leaks you evacuate 50 miles. but we will talk about the human body. >> and we have s...

Especially with ear ffear of radiation going on and if we look back to the tsunami 2004, post traumatic stress disorder became a very big problem. up to 50% of adults suffering and 30% of children. the combination of the psychiatric problems here and physical problems make this an extremely trying situation. can the emergency workers get to where they need to go, to get people to safety. >> kelly: which means the ships off shore that have hospitals could be helpful? >> absolutely, all the aid co...

Looked like six years ago. >> 16 hours since the earthquake hit. were looking at live pictures i believe still coming from our affiliate nhk as dawn breaks over japan. this is first light after the earthquake and the tsunami. this is the first chance that rescue crews and emergency workers will have to get out there and really try and assess just how bad the damage is and what the death toll will be. we know officially its about 188 right now, but the concern is that obviously as the day progres...

Been stopped in their tracks. yesterday, we did see somehow they did manage to bring down a libyan air force plane in the desert. we saw the wreckage. two bodies of the pilots. its not clear whether they brought it down with anti-aircraft or an anti-aircraft missile. not all together clear. but like i said, a tense atmosphere in this town at the moment, a bit dense. randi. >> you spent weeks covering the rebellion in egypt. how does this feel to you? this doesnt seem to be ending any time soon w...

Capital of sanaa. back in the u.s., emergency workers are going door to door in rain, louisiana, this morning, checking homes damaged by a tornado that killed a 2 1-year-old woman. the towns mayor says the victim was killed when a tree fell on her house as she was protecting her daughter. the little girl, were told, was not hurt. the tornado with winds as strong as 135 miles an hour left a five-mile path of damage. earlier this morning i asked a spokeswoman with the sheriffs office about damag...

Welcome back. im randi kaykaye. checking top stories. emergency workers in rain, louisiana, going door to door this morning to check on homes damaged in a tornado. the storm killed a 21-year-old woman. she died protecting her little girl from that storm. 11 others were injured. utility companies are working to get everybodys power back on this morning. the man suspected of being the east coast rapist has tried to commit suicide while in custody. police in new haven, connecticut, say aaron thom...

State workers in ohio wont be able to strike or negotiate their health benefits if a bill there becomes law. its squeaked through the state senate by one vote. the house takes it up one week from today, and, of course, as you know, the governor supports. democrats and other opponents say the bill is a union buster, same arguments were hearing out of wisconsin. today, in new jerseys capitol, up to 10,000 firefighters, police officers, and emergency workers could show up to protest job cuts and ...

About 10 to 13,000 a day that are kind of being rationed through. and in some cases, security forces beating back people who were trying to jump over baushd wire and jump over the walls. i saw emergency workers carrying out sick egyptians on stretchers out from within this crush of humanity. and libya is estimated to have more than a million egyptian migrant workers in the country. as the conflict continues, expect this flood of migrants trying to escape to get worse in the days and weeks ahead....

To unfold in oil-producing nations. the body of a missing child swept away by floodwaters in rural kentucky has been found by emergency workers, one of four amish children killed when the horse-drawn buggy they were traveling in overturned in a flooded creek. the mother, father and three other children managed to make it out alive. weather channels jim cantore is there. >> reporter: we have closure on the missing 11-year-old girl here in graves county, as a result of a flash flood last night, ...