>>catherine: the tsunami

surge. >> (sirens) >>catherine: authorities are screaming at people to evacuating get out. you're looking at the santa cruz harbour earlier today. the searchers were continuous and they came, they went and they did incredible damage to this harbor. there were a lot of boats closely packed and people again just help us to do anything about this. some of the latest numbers were hearing at least 30 boat severely damaged. he sees some are flipped over, all boats which sunk, boat switch were washed away. a lot of boats in the closely packed harbor were crashing and to each other. the latest number were hearing, if you get the damage to the harbor and the boats, were talking probably over $15 million.

there's somebody out here earlier and he said it looks of the santa cruz harper is basically destroyed. the damage is just extensive. kron 4, has been out there and you could tell us what's happening now. how does it look? >>reporter: it's really hard to say at this point. the damage estimate into the millions of dollars. if we go in the distance, you could see one of the boats just sitting on the dock. if i can pan to the left want to show you another boat that's in the water and its upside down. many of the boats, at least 20 capsized and sank. you have these stocks, at least one of them that we know of that went out. things are floating in the water like this. some and that weighs less 50 lbs. sometimes three or four times the size of the one i'm holding just floating and going and a high rate of speed raid into boat. i

talked with people who lost their boat. >> it was hard to see. i watched my whole boat and everything that i had on it just gets up upside-down and torn into pieces. >> i stood there and said where is my boat? the whole dock was gone and everything on that whole side was gone except for one or two boats that were just flopping around. >>reporter: he recorded in her own words, you could see that boat sitting on the dock. it right next to it, you could see the wood debris in the area. they still have a lot of cleanup to do but at this point it's a waiting game to get into the water. the one to make sure the waves don't just keep coming, the win and make surwhat to make sure the ws are done reporting live, kron 4 news.. >>catherine: these are some

of the boats that our stock. some boats are very badly damaged, not so bad and others are just talk. again as jerad said it's going to be awhile before they could handle the situation. the harbour police again really don't want people to be out there. he sees some boat owners who were initially trying to do something but of course they could do anything. we did see a few people out there while ago but are police really do want anybody there. it could still be dangerous. >>pam: we want to show you pictures from crescent city. the least five people there were watching the waves and taking pictures of the waves when there were washed out to sea. four of them were rescued but one man is still missing. you could see from the pictures the boat from their side, the docks were ripped out of the harbor.

the pictures of the votes were tossed about by the tsunami waves as they rolled in from the earthquake in japan. the ways costing millions of dollars in damage. now we want to show you that hawaii was hit with the tsunami as well. it brought waves some as high as 6 ft. to harbor in now we. these images show you how high the water is in homes. >>catherine: a lot of people are reacting on line. people are sharing their stories and pictures and videos. kimberly has some of what to what we can find on line. >>kimberlee: going to focus on www.kron4.com. we have lots of pictures, videos and a lot of block conversation taking place right now. let's show you, right now live block taking place. on- line is manager bryan answer your questions about quake

in the tsunami. it of yours coming together and sharing their stories and experiences about evacuating. some are even sharing their stories about losing their boats on line. we'll saw video reports, such as helicopter video showing boat smashing together in the santa cruz harbor. we also have a slide show you can take a look at. it is filled with photos from the bay area tsunami surge. you could show the picture shows at boat that is completely capsized. look at this the way is just coming in. another picture that we have for you, this one, we were showing throughout the day. the boat completely on its side. if you'd like to take a look at all these resources for yourself and take part of our live blog just go to www.kron4.com. >>pam: are live pictures over the santa cruz harbor were you could see the boats all jammed in together because of the surge. the

tsunami surge that came in and destroyed much of the area there. the courage damage estimate $15 million and that total could climb as hidden damage is discovered in the days ahead. we will be right back with more news, weather and traffic in a few moments. ♪ have a good daisy

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>>pam: live pictures over san accrues which really took the brunt of the damage in the bay area. $15 million in damages estimated rate now imagine the heartbreak for boaters. remarkably no injuries reported. we also want to check in in pacifica was christine conley. christine. >>christine: a lot of people coming out now to the beach here in pacifica. some of the folks that are coming out to this area, the beach is closed but she could see people here still walking

down. people wanted to come out and see what the waves look like. the thing is the waves are not that big. you will see a very small wave here. they have been coming in a little stronger than what were used as saying. besides that, throughout the night there not has been anything to significant. let me show you the rest of the beach here. uc not to many people further down. earlier there were police officers walking up and down the beach letting people know that this area was closed. the beach is closed until 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. still people coming out to look. people should stay away from the beach. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>pam: i get are live pictures over the santa cruz harbor were you could see the boats that are damaged because of the tsunami surge. we have a series of reports from around the bay.

our team coverage starts with >>haazig: this is what it sounded like when the tsunami sent a powerful surge of water into the santa cruz yacht harbor. the fast-moving water tossed these boats around like they were toys. ripping several stocks in the harbor to shreds. just as quick as the current move to and within minutes the water reverses direction taking boats like this one with that. leaving a path of destruction in its wake. voters like this bracing for another surge to come crashing in. it reporting live, kron 4 news. >>rob: the safest place for boats to be with the tsunami came and in santa cruz was at sea. this is one of several dozen boats that became on down as the water surged into the harbor. it pushed many of the news on tied it boat this under the

bridge and into the upper yacht harbor which look like a parking lot. think in terms of an aquatic version of all our cars. the sailboats, yachts, denny's and jet skis all of them crashing into one another. while that was going on other boat owners still more desperately tried to find those boats off from crashing into there is using 15 20 ft. aluminum poles to send that to break and the votes away from theirs. it just kept on going here for probably three or four hours this morning as these boats basically with no skipper's some of them going backwards. some of them having their masks sheered off. they kept going up and back. dozens of boats to say nothing in the structural damage in terms of the large sections of the boat dock. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>catherine: a look at the

wall of water such as created incredible damage and killed hundreds of people. of the cars, trucks and vehicles been washed around. some people are asking if the tsunami like this one had japan, hit the bay area what would look like? jonathan blum gives us a look. >>jonathan: one of the things we've been hearing is 3 mi. and from shore. that's the damage we've seen in japan. if that were happen in the bay area, we did dissimulation. that sort of tsunami did not hear but if it did we would approximate the area it would cover on our google earth map. this would be based on the elevation and distance from shore. obviously some of the communities like half moon bay, that out or not up these would be absolutely flooded. on the other side of the santa cruz mountains

things like pacifica its low-lying area, the waves to lap up against those cliffs. in a situation like this pacifica would experience flooding. everything west of 280. in san francisco, things would look grand jury had pretty much everything west of 20 would have some flooding. all told the park would be under water for moments after that wave. neighborhoods like the rated district are particularly low lying. parts of the presidio would temporarily be under water during the peak surge as of the tsunami. as you could see the entire richmond district would be flooded. 3 mi. and from shore that is nothing to sneeze at. that is a good one-third to one-half of the city of san francisco. it would be very significant damage. the damage were seeing incredibly light to the amount of damage forcing intinto japan.

>>pam: so far the death toll from the quake and the resulting tsunamis stand somewhere between 203 hundred people. when incidents like these occurred the numbers are very fluid, the trying to get a handle on things that number is expected to soar possibly be on 1000. you're looking at pictures from the quake on the left side of your screen. hundreds more people are still missing tonight and the number of injured has already reached 1000. damaged it is across the massive area of japan including nuclear power plants and the norse eastern section of the country. there were evacuated earlier after reactor's cooling system failed and pressure began to build. the area around was evacuated as radiation levels outside. surge to. >>catherine: stay with kron 4 for continuing coverage of the surge in the japan

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>>pam: more video to show you of the terrifying unfolding of the earthquake in japan it has. the worst earthquake in the history of the world. jurors how intense the shaking was, and those running trying to find safety. these are new

pictures coming in. just imagine the bay area have been experiencing its on terrifying earthquakes. this hit 2:45 p.m. japan time. people were at school and work. third in more than 100 aftershocks registering between 4.5 and 6.5. those were just the after shocks. kimberly is here now has additional pictures for us. >>kimberlee: the pictures and videos in posted on youtube very stunning. were seeing fires, floods and planes mixing with cars. were going to show you some of the frightened it residents. let's go ahead and take the video full. it shows an office building in japan and you could see the mass of shaking. the workers really confused. they don't know if they should stay remain seated three had their lights above swaying. look at this huge crack in

the road. and looks at the earth was pulled completely apart. this looks large enough for a person to fit in it. this video is of a fire call in japan. the flames keep building upon each other rising higher and higher. this guy completely orange with some black smoke flying around. this was actually an oil refinery outside of tokyo that exploded. there were reports that five nuclear power plants and several oil refineries had to shut down automatically after the quake. we have continuing coverage on line of the quake in japan and the tsunami warnings in the bay area. just go to www.kron4.com. >>catherine: as kimberly said there is a lot to see on www.kron4.com we have photos, stories and slide shows. stay with us we'll have continuing

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>>live, from the bay area's news station, this is kron4 news at >>pam: santa cruz is hit hard. the magnitude 8.9 is the strongest japanese history. within minutes, a 30 ft. wall of water sweeps a shore. tonight northeastern japan is reeling from floods, fires and a new threat from the damaged nuclear power plant. the numbers are still coming in but hundreds of people were killed in japan and this is why. the earthquake and the tsunami look at the raging waters. this is video from the mass of tsunami that followed the quake. you could see how powerful this storm is. hundreds of people are still missing, thousands

more are injured. the huge waves aboard a shore after the quick turn boats, cars and homes triggering widespread fires. also here in california that quake triggered a tsunami warning along the west coast. at least five people were swept out to sea in crescent city. this is video from santa cruz, because boat to come loose from their moorings. the waves were rushing in and then out to and they crashed in together. $15 million in damage estimated so much. governor jerry brown has declared a state of emergency in five counties. >> (sirens) >>catherine: that is authorities in santa cruz screaming at people to get out. letting them know there was a tsunami coming. there is people were at first

fascinated and horrified by what they're watching in the santa cruz harbor. if the surge as were very powerful and began to knock around the many closely packed little boats there. the damage is huge has deferred. this a lot of damage boats under the water as well as what were seeing. they were just tossed around and crashing into each other. it was a mass. this is the scene, live. huge damage there. rob it is that santa cruz and in there all day. if what is happening rob? >>rob: as many as 100 boat or damaged your the yacht harbor, 20 we think are under water. the two most damaged areas that we know of right now i'm joined by rene. she is with the coast guard, let's start off with santa cruz. what can you tell us were hearing hundred boats may be 20 under

water? >> what's the reports and hearings. were still assessing the situation but will continue to do that until we have for numbers. >>rob: we seen a lot of the situation here in santa cruz. how about the big picture in the northern california coast. what can you tell us? >> at crescent city right now were worried about they were hit pretty hard. the report i heard earlier was the 20 to 30 vessels damaged. right now what safety of people make sure we have accountability for everybody. >>rob: what is about crescent city in santa cruz that there was so much damage? >> as we spoke earlier, these are open harbors that are open to ocean on like san francisco bay are at their harbors. the water gets up didn't and that as

the rebels back out you have these the facts. in santa cruz in crescent city you have a small area with a large amount of energy and that's what happens. >>rob: what are you doing right now what the votes that went out to sea. is that the safest place for about to be? >> that's where we sent many of our units, it is the safest place. right now we've actually spoke with the harbor master an inch toward that there's no name on accounted for. they of either gone back to another port or they are counted for. were working on the save the people right now. >>rob: does the threat remained? >> it is an advisory here locally but everything we have heard is that it's going on the downside now. >>rob: in terms of lessons learned, we saw hundreds of people coming down here

despite warnings, going forward? >> save the people is always no. one. when no cuts out advisories or national community like that you want to stay away. as curious as to maybe we ask you stay away for your safety. let the professionals, and a modest your job. >>rob: as a possible some areas were caught off guard? >> we have really good warnings from why, we were able to see what happened and why a engaged what was going to happen here. >>rob: back at the crescent city, we had reports there was widespread damage up there. of what else can you tell us? >> i can't tell you a lot about up north. i don't have anything that other for approximately 20 did 30 vessels damaged. millions of dollars of damage. >>rob: the harbor here has infrastructure damage.

>> we do the damages to the dock but we will continue to assess that over night into tomorrow to see what we need to do. >>rob: thank you very much. catherine that is the latest from santa cruz right now. the coast guard said the threat is reduced but we still need to keep our guard up. >>pam: our team coverage continues with kron 4 who was in santa cruz as a surge was moving in this morning. >>haazig: on here on the murray street bridge of of the yacht harbor, you could see there is about 100 or so tsunami spectators. some people say they're here to witness something they've never seen before. others say they're here because they of books on the harbor. >> luckily mines in the middle, so i put extra lines on it so it seems all right. over here we have you docks half of it is a racist and boats are floating around.

you hear a lot of crunching noises. >>catherine: rescue crews still looking for survivors of the quake and the tsunami that triggered the 8.9 tremor. those of us who were here in 1989 can remember what it was like to ensure a 17 second major quake. what is say the japanese quake lasted more than two minutes. >>the quake was 900 times as strong as the 1989 quake. it was so powerful the entire japanese coast permanently shifted by 7 ft. people ran for safety hundreds of miles from the epicenter in tokyo. while the quake was terrifying, what came next was beyond

scary. the 30 ft. tsunami struck within 15 minutes of the quake. this boat was trapped in a huge who whirlpool. others were smashed into the shore. the water swept inland for miles carrying away cars, boats, houses and some on fire. the quake touched off a fire at a refinery and even more worrisome, damaged a cooling system at a nuclear power plant. the pressure in the plant is rising, the government said some radioactive gas might have to be vented. it is ordered a state of emergency and evacuated 3000 people. we're hearing the japanese government expanded that nuclear alert to cover five plants in all in japan. this is an ongoing problem. if train and air travel in japan has been stopped. >>pam: stay with kron 4 for continuing coverage of the tsunami surge and the quake in japan. if we have slide shows of the damage on our

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>>pam: these are additional pictures from japan showing the power of the tsunami in the area of the epicenter in northeast japan. the earthquake lasted upwards of two minutes and that added to the power of the sun on the following. china's here with us and he's been tracking the path of the tsunami. >>jonathan: computer models from the federal government here in the u.s. actually track the tsunami that happened in japan. this is where it started. essentially the whole pacific ocean was affected over to the california coast. let's set isn't a motion. you could see it radiates out from this spot here and goes pretty much in all directions in a series

of circles. it's going to go in australia, why, and then there is the united states which is one to get hit. you could see in about 78 hours, right about nine hours that's when it starts making landfall in the united states. here is the bay area right now. notice how the waves are bouncing back off the land. that's how this anomaly creates a much damage as more waves of the tsunami hit the coast. you could see other waves bounce back increate this auction where after a house or car is swept inland, it gets swept back out again. those sort of reverberations great just as much damage as the actual initial wave. it's not just one wave, they keep reverberating we're looking at 22 hours there and you could see the waves are still coming. it not just one wave it's many. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>catherine: were looking at

the scene in santa cruz. the damage to the votes you could see above the water. we now know there's probably many more below the water. there may be 20 boats that some underwater. when they really move in to take a close look the aftermath of this $15 million, it could be a much higher number. stay with us we'll be back with more coverage of the japan quake it and the tsunami which followed after this.

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>>catherine: the latest details on the quake in japan, so far the death toll stands somewhere between 203 hundred people killed. i search and rescue efforts are under way, the number is expected to soar like live beyond 1000. hundreds more people are missing. the number of injured has already surpassed 1000. damage from the area is massive

including the nuclear power plant. that plant was evacuated after the reactor's cooling system failed and pressure started to build it inside. the area around the plant was evacuated as radiation levels outside the plant surge. kimberly is here with new pictures coming in from japan >>kimberlee: because of the quake and tsunami the different courts of transportation were impacted. trains, people tried to drive their cars and airports. the before and after of an airport that was completely devastated by the tsunami. this is an airport its smaller i believe it has only four runways. this is a 04 picture of it. after words, look at it is completely submerged and flooded because of the tsunami. those runways basically turned into rivers. the airport is

waterlog. it you don't see any planes there because they have been swept away. this is a car is mixing with planes and debris from all of the houses that were completely destroyed by the tsunami powerful waves. is destroyed many homes and apartments and businesses. the death toll right now is between 203 hundred people and it could go upwards to 1000. >>catherine: they're been several large in devastating earthquakes around the world. kate thompson takes a look back to starting with last month. >>kate: on february 24th at 6.3 magnitude quake rocked christchurch news the land. it damaged buildings numbered in the thousands of nearly 150 people were killed. it was second major tremors struck the city in the past five months. it was less powerful than the 7.1 tremor that hit before dawn on september 4th damaging

buildings by killing no one. those are to the city and more people were out about. in april a devastating quake in china 7.1 quake left more than 600 dead and 10,000 injured. rescuers spent days trying to pull survivors from the rubble. also in april a 7.2 quake on easter sunday in mexico south of the u.s. border. nearly 100 aftershocks. on january 12, 2010 haiti suffered a crushing earthquake the epicenter miles from its capital in port-au-prince. buildings crumbled and neighborhoods destroyed. ford's and then $13 billion in damage in the death toll nearly a quarter of a million people. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>pam: stay with kron 4 for continuing coverage of the tsunami surge in the quake in japan. we have slide shows of the damage on our web site at www.kron4.com. it will be right back. california should be proud.

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>>catherine: it has been a sorry sight in santa cruz in the harbor. the surges from the tsunami stranding boats, damaging boats and flattened them around the harbor. dan curman is live on ocean beach in san francisco, our people staying off the beach? >>dan: know, in fact, the beach behind me as well as yet there was an san francisco have reopen city officials no mugger concerned about tsunami fears. you could see were same some people always but no big concern. there is high tide at 5:21 p.m.. because it was downgraded to an advisory city officials decided to reopen the beaches as well as the great highway. that is where we stand now there are advising people to stay out of the water until 2:00 p.m. tomorrow. reporting live, kron 4 news. now we want to

find out what's happening along the pacific area. let's go to christine conley. >>christine: and pacifica people been coming out here to the beach to take a look at the waves. i'm going to show you, we can see the way is really not very big as we zoom in, you could see pretty small waves but they're definitely coming in. as a move from the beach here, you could see no one is on this beach. it is closed until 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. pacifica had been under a voluntary evacuation and many people came up to this hillside here. you could still see some cars that apart their. a lot of people want their during the voluntary evacuation. and going to come back out here to the beach where you could see one per cent, we have seen a

lot of that throughout the night. the police department of the ones people to stay away from here as an added precaution. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>pam: in crescent city and northern california near the oregon border, at least five people were watching the waves earlier today were washed out to sea. four of them were rescued, one is still missing as the sun sets tonight. as he could see these pictures were tossed about by the waves, the damage is estimated in the millions of dollars there. this nominee also has an impact on what day and talk some ways 6 ft. tall to harbor and valley.in malawi. >>catherine: stay with kron 4 for continuing coverage of the tsunami surge and the japanese quake. we slide

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>>catherine: the coverage of the tsunamis surge continues. we want to show you a video of of the santa cruz harbour earlier this evening. it and see how the votes were tossed about. kron 4 rob has been on the scene all day and has an update for us. what's it look like? >>rob: we are losing the light the water very placid break out. we continue to see a lot of stuff washes ashore. your looking at chunks of a boat dock sitting right down there on the concrete. that's what we've been saying floating around here. there are about 20 boats under water here. earlier jerad stone should to a piece of concrete and we said that's floating around. how does concrete

slow? what happens is the concrete is run by star fall. here's a closer look at what you're saying. it's a big chunk of the dock which broke loose and has been floating around and it's made of styrofoam. that's what keeps the concrete from sinking. we have $15 million worth of damage your the harbor from the staff. that stuff is just floating all over the harbor. tomorrow they will begin a salvage operation. you could see a couple votes out here, others died boat. they will go in once the tsunami advisory is lifted. the coast guard is told us earlier, they don't know exactly what is out there. there could be other votes that washed for the road to the bay. be advised go carefully as your head in and out of the harbor.

that's the latest from santa cruz. >>pam: the key raw. >>catherine: one of the things we could say about the situation is no injuries been reported. your looking at the santa cruz harbor is a mess that is robson probably a lot more damage. it could take days before the clear on just how bad it is. kron 4 his feet was in santa cruz today. >>haazig: this is what it sounded like with the tsunami sent a powerful surge of water into the santa cruz yacht harbor. the fast-moving water tossed these boats around like there were toys. ripping several stocks in the harbor to shreds. just as quick as the kurds moving, within minutes the water reverses direction taken boats like this leaving a path of

destruction. voters like these folks you see here, bracing for another surge to come crashing in. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>pam: we have new video coming into the newsroom. you concede all solid california coastline the water is rushing in to the shoreline and adding up against the shoreline. you could see how strong it was, which is why officials want people to stay away from the shoreline. boat are beached on shore, he did see signs of an encouraging people to stay away from the area. even as nightfall came officials still did not want people in the area along the shoreline as the advisory is still in effect. >>catherine: the lid is details of a japan quake. we told you the official death toll is two to 300. search

and rescue crews are still out there looking for people to never expected to go beyond 1000 people. hundreds more are missing in the number of injured has already reached more than a thousand tonight. damage across the area really is huge. there's a ceiling coming down and an airport and including nuclear power plant in japan was evacuated after the cooling system failed. the pressure began building inside, the area around the plant was evacuated. radiation levels outside the plant surge. >>pam: we have a new video to show you from the airport in japan. in you concede the terror of the folks inside as the earthquake a shaking. you could see this ceiling crumbling, pieces falling to the ground there. a few moments ago we notice people huddling try to find some kind of protection as all of this is happening. jonathan

is here with us and he also finds a new pictures coming >>jonathan: pictures from all over japan coming in from viewers and television stations. you could see some of the wreckage and the streets after the flood waters receded. but stick a look at full screen with some of the best pictures. you could see lights and ceiling fixtures swaying, pieces of buildings falling off as people in the streets ran for cover. you could see people not sure what's going on. as the earthquake happened the tsunami was generated began rushing to the shore. as a question to the shortened boats, cars and buildings. cars, shipping containers all over the place caused these two boats to collide. the amazing force that this wave hit the shore with, you could see its whipping across the airport. there's the runway of the airport clearly not usable. it also

started several fires including this one that happened at an oil refinery. it was a very destructive fire here. this is some of the damage that to was a video craft after the flood waters receded. you could see buildings where it to shreds. everywhere, this was a very destructive tsunami and some of the destruction is still being discovered. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>catherine: stick with kron 4 for continuing coverage of the son of a surge in the japan quake. we have slide shows of the damage on our web site en a lot of the permission there for you. www.kron4.com.

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harbor area were shut down. they did not want people coming to that area as they are still concerned about the safety involved. the beach was closed for part of the day today after all the affirmation came through. earlier, harbour officials were driving through town and announcing people to get out of the area. you see the people moving slowly, they were there gathered to try and watch what was happening to the boats. look at the water surging, in and out and that's what led to all the damage in the harbor. we spoke earlier with the santa cruz police officer. >> as he could see there's quite a bit of activity out here today at the harbor. we saw a number of boats become damaged as a result of the surges from the tide as it comes in and goes out. there's been a number of boats that of either been damaged or actually capsized

year. there's also a lot of debris rate now on the water. we are working with the harbor patrol and harbor police department as well as the u.s. coast guard, to help control and contain the damage. >>pam: remarkably there were no injuries from the mishap that occurred because of the tsunami in the harbor. they will be assessing the damage in the coming days unlikely weweeks. the salvage operations will likely begin in the morning. >>catherine: we've been saying dramatic video of the moments as the quake hit in japan. this is frighten people and businesses, remember this one on for two minutes if you can imagine. it was pointed out earlier, this was two minutes. kimberly has some of the of their videos on youtube. >>kimberlee: there are hundreds out there. and as

technology and aged never ceases to amaze me train this earthquake, people brought their cameras to show the shaking going on in their homes, businesses. let's look at this youtube video. the shaking in the home, look at all those boxes falling from the tower that the computer was resting on. if all that shaking coming from that 8.9 quake. you could see that picture frame swaying and eventually the person realizes he needs to get out of the house it's not safe. he continues to go down the stairs to walk outside. bear with me were quite a look at one more video that want to show you folks at home. again this is another one join the shaking inside the home. look of this mass of shaking that takes place. all those things on top of the covered it falling down. the person with a camera not sure whether he should look outside, the whole building

is shaking up side. he see that bookshelf's fell down and it is continuing to rock. people were saying the quake felt like an arrow or that it happened but it really was two minutes. the shaking continuing, the bookshelves falling the mirror, shaking. after this quake of course you know the tsunami hit, hundreds of people, homes and businesses washed away. we have heard an update of the death toll it's up to 300 people and that could go upwards of a thousand people. >>pam: if you come back to california, you could see the damaged in the santa cruz harbor. all lot of votes damaged, some are submerged. the operations will begin tomorrow. we'll of iraq of the events in the bay area as well as japan coming up on our news tonight at 11:00.

programming change to tell you about this friday we will be running nbc programming because nbc will be airing the giants game. at 8:00 p.m. you can watch "who do you think you are?" followed by "monk" at 9:00 p.m. and the kron4 news at 11:00 p.m. and doctor phil can be seen at 3:00 p.m. we will be right back.

>>gary: nfl owners and players have legally separated for the moment. >> today am sorry for our fans. >>gary: pc the owner there, the odors representative roger and his crew. let me give you the bottom line. but they may be approaching billions of dollars apart. the bottom line and the owners want more of the revenue on their side. the players still want to be cut in money. that is where we stand today. >> metis halfway as your

business partner and explain why you opted out of the deal where we know that the business of football this party, we know the viewership is out, we know that the love and the fervor for game has not gone. >> we set forth what our offer is, the union has told us what they think about it and so if they want to reopen that discussion we will have that discussion. at this point i don't see anything new coming. >>gary: the players' union had a certified meeting big a trot out their big names like tom brady, paid eighthe deal is they can now sue the national football league, a class- action lawsuits if they cared to. they're not available because there no longer union. we will say that overtime games do not count until september, until players start missing a

paycheck, until owners can't selling beer, this is a lot of bluffing. if they miss games and you know. powerhouse stamford as expected. tehran, a kron 4 participant earlier in the week. look what she did today. 171, stanford opens the pac-10 tournament at least in their regard with a big victory. the way this one is now, they will move on into the final round. this effort as second-ranked in the nation their playing for fun. if they are headed for the ncaa tournament. my producer kevin the bodyguard, said she is the most handsome coach and ncaa women's basketball. and today the heads and coach,

they eliminate the cal bears 63-50. pam your favorite, you're dealing with three hours of the tsunami and then this sausage race comes on and you're all excited. michael taylor doubling to right center field for the a's. occasionally they ask what you run the giants and sometimes days? whenever we get high let's of anything we put it on. it's hit and miss you pick up on high light here from the camera crew in arizona. the brewers 14-3. when we return its audience e-mail time. of course the folks want to know who we favor in this dispute between players and owners? well throw in our 2¢. are you ready to go? >> ready to go >>gary: can make it through four minutes without talking about then taken? >> i think i can and can

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>> are you for the owners or players? >>gary: when they missed paychecks, and it played games in september that i will say boy this is a bad deal. right now, it's hard route for billionaires'. i'm not rooting for anybody. i always lean towards the people that are taking the risk. if things to work out, for the owners then they take the fall financially. in this case, the nfl is making money hand over fist, the players may be three and a half to four years every play could end your career. he did hit right on the need. i guess my bottom line

is i go a little bit for the players. even if kron if you like the way the management treats you, go somewhere else. i was felt that way. but our route for the players a little bit because of the violent nature of the game. >> why is college basketball second-rate citizens in the bay? >>gary: don't have star players, the loss star was jason kidd in the '90s. i think we are so pro center, people like the pros. for college team to jump out you can't say hey, we won 18 of loss 15 and the kids played hard. people will buy it. you get a star like jason kidd, >> you may joke about it, but i think you're not as critical as to use to be. he's saying you're going soft. >>gary: i am going soft. the

deal is the more you do this, you look around and say cool miter rep everybody what i'm sitting here talking. that there's no good what is planned as talking about it. i think of always felt that way but i think world is looking for something to pick. also review if i can for a good laugh. like that van a indyk, stuffy. he has all the damn money. you know his mother called me? his mother thinks that carry guy is crazy. >> she did say that yes. >> we will deal with that later. what are you guys got to talk hockey a regular basis why wait for the playoffs? >>gary: is your mother's name first name eve. the bottom line is nobody groped with hockey, last night's game was sensational. the sharks in vancouver. maybe

the young generation here of kids, grow up play with their kids a little bit find a set a regular basis? we do enough with the playoffs. >> what's your problem was spring training baseball we just came back from arizona and had a great time? >>gary: if you go it's great to sit around the sun, you got to talk to a player in they will be rude. to talk about practice and everybody makes up, if one manager asks how were you guys gotta be? we state it's going to be a long year that i buy it. every manager in baseball says were looking good, were feeling good. it is my thing. you will not go to arizona with me? >> and i change my mind. i have nothing against arizona. >>gary: she will go to arizona. --won't.

>> do you take anything, that anything seriously? >>gary: when somebody calls me crazy, when somebody's mother.

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