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Governor pence signed into law revisions that somehow softened the law but really the damage was done. poll numbers fell off a cliff. one indiana pollster saying the drop in mike pences approval ratings was, quote, historic in the 20 years that this pollster said his firm has been publishing poll data, quote, an indiana governor has never experienced this kind of survey decline in this short a time frame. he is not only not running for president but for re-election as someone who is way more vul...

Reid think about the millions of americans with obama care horror stories. >> lies. distorted by the republicans to grab headlines or make political advertisements. >> tell that to our next guest, a doctor who lost insurance for her patients and employees. >> caught on camera, oceanside diners werent expecting this one. a wave crashing right through the restaurant. >> whoa. >> that will wet your sandwich. ♪ friday night, buddy. you are gonna need a wingman.

Get on with it? >> well, i would put it slightly differently. in fact, roger ailes personal politics, as i report in the book, are actually very, quite extreme. but hes a brilliant political strategist. and he knows, throughout his career, that he has had to work through moderates to win elections. you know, his political hero is george h.w. bush. probably the gops last great moderate. and so roger ailes is this brilliant political might not, where his politics are way out on the right. but to w...

Theyre good for viewers. is that a conflict, do you think, that he has? or does he just ignore that and get on with it? >> well, i would put it slightly differently. in fact, roger ailes personal politics, as i report in the book, are actually very, quite extreme. but hes a brilliant political strategist. and he knows, throughout his career, that he has had to work through moderates to win elections. you know, his political hero is george h.w. bush. probably the gops last great moderate. and so ...

Cohesion and the stuff moves. >> reporter: is this an example of man versus nature? have we built on stuff we didnt understand? >> yes, absolutely. back in the 1930s and 40s when they were platting this in the 1950s and 1960s, people werent think being this. >> reporter: resident karen mccoy certainly wasnt when she moved in a few months ago. >> i thought of it as a huge, huge wave crashing against a cement wall and it was just really strong. >> reporter: it cut off the main road to her house. s...

In washington state. this is whidbey island. geologists say a landslide like this doesnt happen but once every 100, maybe 200 years. no one is saying yet what triggered that this week. but one woman who lives here, she moved in a couple of months ago, is waiting and watching her house for now. >> i thought of it as like a huge, huge wave crashing against the cement wall. and it was just really strong. >> there is a lot of anxiety about, like, what is going to happen, will i be able to move back ...

Sick to work. a deal is expected to be reached requiring all companies with 20 or more workers must provide paid time off. it would take effect in april of next year if it gets final approval from city council. it is incredible, this land here, it is still moving near the homes perched precariously among the cliff of washington state. this is the view in whidbey island. a landslide like this happens once every 100 or 200 years. no one is saying for sure exactly what triggered one this week, bu...

Stuff we just didnt understand? >> yes, absolutely. back in the 1930s and 40s, even the 1960s, people werent thinking about this. >> reporter: this recent department wasnt she moved in a few months ago. >> i thought of it as like a huge wave crashing against a cement wall. and it was just really strong. >> reporter: it cut off the main road to her house. she finally climbed through a dirt trail at night to get her cat. >> shes a little freaked out right now. there is just a lot of anxiety about ...

A torrent, more terrifying thank imagined. from a broad wave crashing at its barriers to a runaway freight train of dark water, as much violence, if not more. clips on the internet, shot by amateur photographers, also show the earthquake as it happened. at the airport, the shaking starts slowly, people stop, and becomes much more intense. soon after, in another town of myako the tsunami rolls in as a massive black wave swallowing the seawall and everything with it. nearby, a cell phone captures ...

Wave crashing and receding. these are walls of water that may push on from anywhere from five to 15 minutes, recede and then you get a cession of these. that is the center of where the earthquake was. this map those us at three hours, six hours, nine hour increments all the way across the pacific basin here. we initially saw reports of this in parts of alaska, then across areas of oregon. down parts of the west coast. as anita was just talking, i want to encourage people the worst of this is not...