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I'm randi kai. . >> i'm andrew stevens in hong kong. we would like to welcome our viewers from around the world. >> as japan tries to recover from that powerful quake and tsunami, there are growing fears today. the country could be hit with a nuclear disaster. first, a quick update on the human scope of this disaster. the official death toll, now 977, 739 missing, but those figures, of course, expected to rise. one regional police official says the deaths in his area alone, quoet, will undoubtedly be in the thousands. thousands are missing. more than 200,000 people who live near a nuclear powe...

Are in the neighboring prefectures. many have elderly parents who live on the coast. because the phone lines have been down, no one has been able to call anybody. no one has been able to get any updates of how their families have fared. even on the first night they were all moved to shelter. many parents came looking for their children and nobody could tell where anybody was. that lack of -- >> the latest from sendai. let's bring you the latest death toll figures. currently standing an official figure of 977. but police say it could soar to more than 10,000 people killed from friday's devastat...

The reactor to cool the fuel rods. about 160 people being tested for possible exposure to radioactive material. both reactors could have meltdowns. across northern japan, people searching evacuation lists for relatives and friends. the official death toll, 977. 739 missing, but those figures are sure to rise. one regional police official says the deaths in his area alone will "undoubtedly be in the tens of thousands." "uss ronald reagan" arrived. more ships expected today or later this week. search and rescue teams from los angeles and virginia expected today or tomorrow. rescuers are hamper...

From japan's national police agency 977 confirmed dead, 1,683 injured. those numbers will undoubtedly go up. aid organizations are making their way to areas who need help. we are joined from aceh. we are trying to build up a picture of the area, what can you see from where you are? >> we got into asahi city an hour ago. i have just come from a primary school which is home to 400 displaced people. we met with a family sheltering in a classroom there along with other families because their homes had been partially destroyed or destroyed by the earthquake and tsunami waves.

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