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And i didn't know if he'd made it through the night or -- they kept having more and more quakes. i know he's alive. and he's trying with all his might and all of them to get to a safer ground and to head for help so they can get home. >> well, our thoughts are certainly with him and with you and with so many other families both in japan and here in the united states to watch and wait and find out more news about their loved ones. we appreciate it. janie eudy. >> remarkable story. the city of sendai is one of the hardest hit areas. the picture there is one of devastation and an eerie silence. p...

Heightening fears of a nuclear meltdown. stan grant, authorities plan to give out iodine to residents in fukushima. how big a problem is this at this point? >> reporter: yeah, you're right, becky. and that iodine would work to offset the impact of any radiation. i can also bring you some reports that are circulating here in japanese media. i stress that cnn haven't independently confirmed this, but japanese authorities reporting that some workers at the plant have had exposure to radiation. this nuclear emergency became even more critical -- a loud explosion was heard. then we saw these plumes...

rescuers are scrambling to reach survivor. 3,000 people have been rescued. more than 900 people dead. the japanese government is being inundated with offers of help. the u.s. military is sending ships and equipment and humanitarian aid and various search and rescue teams are also mobilizing. >> what we're seeing from japan is incomprehensible. so much damage, so much misery. these aerial pictures are from the japan broadcasting corporation nhk. you can see what the monster waves did to one area. i-reporter harrison payton sent us these pictures. it was so strong he could barely stay ...

two powerful new tremors measuring higher than a magnitude of 6 struck within the last hour alone, after the 8.9 monster quake hit japan friday afternoon unleashing a huge tsunami. japanese media reporting that the death toll could be higher than 1,000. hundreds of people may be missing. some may be trapped alive or buried in homes that were simply washed away. the tsunami sent water rushing sever six miles inland. one area of deep concern right now. japanese authorities are trying to cool down the temperature inside a nuclear power plant rattled by the quake. president obama says th...