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Participate with your own i-reports. our coverage starts this friday, 4:00 a.m. eastern time. and by the way, we also want you to drop into our newest blog, its called unveiled. it brings you everything you need to know about the royal couple, latest dish on the dress, menu, how you can get a taste of the royal treatment, see it at cnn.com/unveiled. sending it back to new york. a bit later were going to be showing you what its like to have high tea. zain verjee took me through the paces, i guess...

Reports of serious injuries or death. lets hope thats the case. karen, thank you so much this morning. i want to let our viewers know, you all help us tell the stories. sometimes you are right there and can get us the pictures or the video. please, if you do have the i-reports that youre able to share and help us tell the story and help us better understand the damage there in st. louis, send them to us and well certainly use them right here. i also want to let our viewers know were 50 minutes...

Up in earnest and some spots see up to and over a foot of snow and cause travel delays, as usual, across parts of the usual spots, but i dont think were going to need to get the plows out. >> over a foot, though. >> not here. a little bit farther to the north. >> strange for april, isnt it? >> im going to have a normal commute tomorrow, yes? >> yes. youll be fine. we wont need any i-reports you of getting through snow. there will be a few flakes of snow flying. just to remind you its april 1st. ...

It. thank you. jessica? >> japans airports are filled with people desperate to get out, terrified of the potential for radiation exposure. joining us live from tokyo now, cnn special correspondent soledad obrien. soledad, give us a sense how big is this exodus? >> reporter: huge actually, and the if you go to an airport like narita airport, jess characters you see the lines literally snake for hours for people who get in and have to wait to get to the front desk to get to their flights, massive....

Crisis are causing many to leave japan. well talk with two guests about their plans. also, the latest on evacuations near the nuclear plant. plus, our talk back question on the radiation risk for u.s. troops in japan. are we asking too much of them. an american quake survivor documents the disaster. >> reporter: this is narita airport terminal one. its morning. and its very busy. very organized, but very crowded. >> cnn i-reports, they have been in the middle of the unfolding story in japan. t...

Them both. nias neck was broken. she lost a kidney and a leg but she saved her sisters life. amazing story. many residents and visitors are trying to now to get out of tokyo. narita international airport is crowded, long lines of people trying to leave, some worried about radiation. well talk with two i-reports. r allergy medications. omnaris. omnaris. to the nose! did you know nasal symptoms like congestion can be caused by allergic inflammation? omnaris relieves your symptoms by fighting inf...

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Report. we want to welcome viewers around the world. a meltdown may be under way in one of the nuclear reactors at the fukushima daiichi plant. but thats disputed by officials. this, after an explosion after the plant on saturday. workers are pumping sea water into the reactor in a last-ditch attempt to try to cool it down. crews are working to get power restored as well. 2.5 million people in japan are now without electricity but thats down from 6 million from just 48 hours ago. the japanese ...

It sounded like a shotgun or freight train going off. just, boom! >> amazing. very strong aftershocks felt in close proximity to a power plant. and we also want to remind you of the latest numbers of those unaccounted for in just a single town in the miyagi prefecture, 9,500 people unaccounted for. those people are missing. whats so remarkable about this is that is more than half the population of that entire town. the population is 17,000, and more than 9,500 are unaccounted for. reynolds wolf,...

The center of japan. >> thats a big city, sendai, theres a million people there. its not just a little town in northeastern japan. this is what it looked like in sendai. all of thetsunami hit and you can see the water moving relentlessly? these pictures are heartbreaking to see the destruction? you have to imagine people were in the homes and cars and working those fields. it happened in mid afternoon in tokyo friday afternoon. and now 17 or 18 hours later were only beginning to appreciate whats...