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>> when you hit something like 9.0, that's catastrophic. these two plates came together and one submitted to the other. it acquiesced. in this process called subduction. and as it moved, the earth buckled and then popped. >> from this video from yokohama city, buildings sway, streets buckle, and walls wobble. >> the engineering community is used to design buildings to withstand this kind of seismic motion and contrary to popular belief, actually taller buildings usually are doing better than short buildings because they are very flexible and they can ride out an earthquake like this without ma...

North. >> we thought it was a big tokyo earthquake. >> that was an early look at the documentary "pray for japan" set to be released this week to honor those in the disaster. the film recounts the 9.0 earthquake and tsunami that killed over 15,000 people and caused an estimated $325 billion in damage. it follows victims turned real life heroes struggling to save hometowns. this film is a reminder that the rebuilding effort continues to this day. the film "pray for japan" will be released for one day only at select theaters this wednesday with the proceeds going to

Anti-government protesters in the past year and so far not receptive for a plea for peace. it's been one year since the massive tsunamis has devastated japan. ♪ memorial ceremonies were planned across the country and people took part in a moment of silence at the exact moment that the 9.0 magnitude quake, more than 19,000 people were killed and 100,000 lost their homes and protesters marking the world's worst nuclear crisis in a quarter of century in tokyo knocked out a cooling system at the fukushima plant. another solar storm headed our way. this is showing the flare, and that blast of cha...

U.n. envoy kofi annan unable to broker a sees fear in two days of meetings. and to japan, marking one year since that massive 9.0 magnitude earthquake, twiggerring a devastating tsunami that killed more than 19,000 people. >> we are back with our fox news campaign insiders, doug shown, pat caddell: this is the longestions recession since the great depression. it has been 49 long, agonizing months since the u.s. hit its peak employment in january of 2008. and it coincides with the longest stretch of sluggish economic performance, we haven't hit 4% gdp since early 2006.

Workers in japan's fukushima nuclear plant mourning the tsunami victims today. it has been one year since that tragedy. that site, ground zero of the radiation, ranks the worst since the chernobyl meltdown. 9.0 magnitude quake started the disaster leaving much of the region and ruins. today the death toll, 16,000 people. the cost nearly $32 billion the most expensive natural disaster. as the people of japan wrestle with the human economic and psychological cost of that disaster, there are questions about how the country is progressing on the tour to recovery. travel journalist delia joins us a...