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The following is an earthquake alert issued by the Japan Meteorological Agency. Day and Time: Sept. 19, 2023, 4:33 a.m. Epicenter: Off Miyagi Prefecture. N 38.5, E 141.6

People dead and you have 15,000 that are missing. there are just tremendous emotional stresses that are wearing on people. whether they were directly affected or not in this country. and then to feel the earth move once more is just another brutal reminder of what they've been through and how much more they still may face. >> all right. marty savidge, thank you very much for putting that into perspective. obviously there's a lot of frustration, even fear, some anxiety as you can imagine as the japanese people, again, facing another earthquake and bonnie schneider has the latest on the impendin...

To sleep. as far as tonight goes. any -- if someone even bumps into the side of the house or something, we're just going panic and -- we're all on the edge of our nerves now. >> it's dark outside. does that even make it worse in some ways that you really can't even see what's happening. trip to does. i'd have to get dressed and go outside and look around. i don't know what's going on. i don't know if there's any damage. i don't suspect there was too much damage at this point because it was only about a minute or so. it wasn't as strong as the previous one. but there could be some damage out th...

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Could be, of course, that possibility. and we knew that here. but the japanese television screens immediately light up with the map showing you exactly where and you can bet that anybody who might be near the water at that time would take those warnings extremely seriously. if there is any positive news, it is that so many areas have been so devastated from the initial tsunami, it is unlikely there would be too many people still in those areas to be hit by this event. nonetheless, the warnings go out. that's where it stands right now. >> and marty, you said at one point the tsunami had already...