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The fire door that was closest to us and it wouldnt move. we made our way to the end of the hall and the whole time everything is shaking. so violently that you can barely stand up the dust was choking us. at that point i was very afraid. we made our way to the fire door at the end of the hall. one of my coworkers said it would be tough to open he ran and hit that thing and we were able to budge it and eventually open it to get out into the foyer of the building. as we entered the foyer, i was s...

Just everything was shaking. i mean, so violently that you could barely stand up. and just the -- the dust was choking us, and, you know, at this point i was very afraid. and we made our way to the fire door at the end of the hall. and one of my japanese co-workers knew that it was going to be tough to open. so he just ran at it as hard as he could and hit that thing. and we were able to budge it and eventually open it to get out into the foyer of the building. and as we entered the foyer, i was...

Not there. shes dead. when i went back to get my stuff, she was lying down in the foyer. >> desperate scenes from japan. in the wake of the nuclear crisis, should the world reconsider nuclear power? joining subcommittee a physicist with the nuclear policy program of the carnegie endowment and john rich, for the world nuclear association and former u.s. ambassador to the international atomic energy agency. let me start with you, ambassador. today the energy secretary, stephen chu, said that u.s. ...

I have a bad leg and my wife was behind me cheering me on saying, one, two, one, two. the voice stopped, so i looked back and she was not there. shes dead. when i went back to get my stuff, she was lying down in the foyer. >> desperate scenes from japan. in the wake of the nuclear crisis, should the world reconsider nuclear power? joining me is james, a physicist with the nuclear policy program of the carnegie endowment, and john rich, from the world nuclear association and former u.s. ambassado...

>> translator: i have a bad leg, so my wife was behind me cheering me on saying, one, two, one, two. the voice stopped. so i looked back and she was not there. shes dead. when i went back to get my stuff, she was lying down in the foyer. >> earthquake and tsunami survivors in japan continue to deal with losing everything as the country struggles to cope with the earthquake and subsequent tsunami disaster. the latest official death toll has now surpassed 3,600 and rescue efforts are ongoing. welc...

I have a bad leg and my wife was behind me cheering me on saying, one, two, one, two. the voice stopped, and she was not there. shes dead. when i went back to get my stuff, she was lying down in the foyer. >> desperate scenes from japan. in the wake of the nuclear crisis, should the world reconsider nuclear power? joining subcommittee a physicist with the nuclear policy program of the carnegie endowment and john rich, for the world nuclear association and former u.s. ambassador to the internatio...

Actually brought in by ireporter aaron lace, he was attending a college graduation inside this theater. and when the quake hit, tiles began to fall. he grabbed his best friend, ran back inside and in is what he found. people injured everywhere. one there in the main foyer, then came out into the theater itself. whats interesting about this, guys, is that the emcee of this event was actually telling people to stay in their seat and remain calm. and, of course, you had the ceiling collapse. and wi...

Thanks very much. were going to have more about the issue of gas prices, the impact on the economy and talk a little bit about this speculation of the oil market. all that is coming up in a few minutes. >> right, as wall street, the evil villain again, well get into that issue. lets turn to libya where opposition leaders are pleading for help as moammar gadhafi ramps up air strikes trying to block the rebels path to the all-important city of tripoli. jim maceda is in the libyan capital for u...

Want to hear that the president of the united states is on their side. they got that in egypt almost every day. every day he would go out there in the foyer at the white house making a statement. not taking questions or anything, but just making a statement. they havent heard the president speaking out about what is going on in libya right now. i think well hear more from president obama. especially as these reports of atrocities and mass murder continue to come out of tripoli and elsewhere. it ...

An engineering technicians testimony rocked a federal hearing here in new orleans. the technician work and bps ruptured well and told the panel investigating the disaster that an alarm system on the transocean rig had been silenced foyer about year before the april explosion. silenced. whats more, he said, supervisors were aware the alarm had been disabled. according to transocean, hes right. in a statement, the company said the disabling was intentional and "conforms to accepted maritime practi...