. >> so with weather in northern japan taking a turn for the worse, i asked our correspondent chris johnson how tsunami survivors were coping. >> it's very, very cold, another cold night, even colder tonight than it has been. we're talking minus six, minus three and a lot of these people are laying on the floor of a school gymnasium or they're sleeping in a tent. a lot of these people ran away from their houses on a nice friday afternoon so they had no coats or blankets with them and there is a shortage of that stuff up there. a lot of these people are saying they can't sleep at night because it's so cold. >> chris, now, there is a massive army presence in the north of japan right now. there are 100,000 troops in the areas worse affected by the earthquake and tsunami. what is their main focus? >> they're really trying to get the lifeline up and running. that's what they call it in japan. the soldiers are clearing away some of the rubble from these obliterated towns and cities trying to move the wood and the other structures and create some roads so they can get vehicles in there and start g

. >> so with weather in northern japan taking a turn for the worse, i asked our correspondent chris johnson how tsunami survivors were coping. >> it's very, very cold, another cold night, even colder tonight than it has been. we're talking minus six, minus three and a lot of these people are laying on the floor of a school gymnasium or they're sleeping in a tent. a lot of these people ran away from their houses on a nice friday afternoon so they had no coats or blankets with them and there is a shortage of that stuff up there. a lot of these people are saying they can't sleep at night because it's so cold. >> chris, now, there is a massive army presence in the north of japan right now. there are 100,000 troops in the areas worse affected by the earthquake and tsunami. what is their main focus? >> they're really trying to get the lifeline up and running. that's what they call it in japan. the soldiers are clearing away some of the rubble from these obliterated towns and cities trying to move the wood and the other structures and create some roads so they can get vehicles in there and start g

we're going to go back to our correspondent chris johnson in tokyo. a second major earthquake in the northwest part of japan. tell us about that. >> that is right. they have just revised it up to 6.7. that is a major earthquake. it is in a completely different part of the country than the one that hit as earlier in the the day. we could feel it in tokyo. not quite sure the reports of damage it. but there's also a report now that -- this is according to japan railways, they do not know what happened to four trains in the tsunami hit area of miyagi, around sendai, near the epicenter. >> are you saying that four trends have been lost? are we assuming that have been lost in flooding? >> well, it could be. this is according to the japan railways. this often happens in a tsunamis here. in 1923, the huge earthquake that destroyed tokyo, the waves came in and pull the train into the water. it has happened in other places, too. that is a concern, but we cannot say right now what happened to those trains. >> before we let you go, daybreak is approaching their.

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johnson joins us now. you were in the courtroom and watched the jury and very interesting reaction from the e-mail from the jurors. >> normally the juror is impassive but when chris started cross-examining about the hundred thousand fee for playboy interview. i noticed two of female jurors and wouldn't even look at the witness. >> let me ask you this. she started out strong, kimberly bell and then came under fire. what do you think the jury is taking away from this? >> right now, it's about even. kimberly bell gave probably the most relevant testimony we've heard this far saying barry bonds toll her that an elbow injury was due to steroids because his muscles had grown too fast. that was first time that we heard anybody knew that that he was taking steroids. but whether they are going to give it any weight he is still under very intensive cross-examination. >> the afternoon coming up. morning session was riveting. heather ishimaru is inside right now and have more at 5:00 and 6:00. >> in other high profile try in oakland a die witness in chauncey bailey testified today. broussard has confessed to gunning down the oakland journalist and is testifying against the l

johnson joins us now. you were in the courtroom and watched the jury and very interesting reaction from the e-mail from the jurors. >> normally the juror is impassive but when chris started cross-examining about the hundred thousand fee for playboy interview. i noticed two of female jurors and wouldn't even look at the witness. >> let me ask you this. she started out strong, kimberly bell and then came under fire. what do you think the jury is taking away from this? >> right now, it's about even. kimberly bell gave probably the most relevant testimony we've heard this far saying barry bonds toll her that an elbow injury was due to steroids because his muscles had grown too fast. that was first time that we heard anybody knew that that he was taking steroids. but whether they are going to give it any weight he is still under very intensive cross-examination. >> the afternoon coming up. morning session was riveting. heather ishimaru is inside right now and have more at 5:00 and 6:00. >> in other high profile try in oakland a die witness in chauncey bailey testified today. broussard has confessed to gunning down the oakland journalist and is testifying against the l

transition over the past couple of months from our former chairman senator chris dodd to the current chairman, senator ken johnson. i think under chairman johnson you will continue to see the banking committee be very supportive of the transit industry trying to help all of you do your job and providing the transit service to the millions of americans who depend on it. senator johnson certainly has seen at home and in south dakota the importance of the public transportation in rural areas and the smaller communities. and if you look at the roster members on the committee, people like senator chuck schumer from new york and senator menendez from new jersey, senator merkley from oregon, the senator from colorado, cementer read from a violent, senator brown from ohio, there's a whole list that goes on of senators on the committee who represent larger metropolitan areas who really depend on transit and want to continue to see the committee make the transit a priority. as far as the reauthorization bill, i'm not going to make any news here. the honest answer is that nobody knows what's going to happen with that. i thi

chris burke. and hines ward, the super bowl mvp, paired up with kim johnson.ou something special. we have the sixth photo right here. how are you dancing? wendy williams, host of "the wendy williams show," and your partner, tony dovolani. >> he's hot. we're going to win. >> you got the ring. i heard you on your show yesterday. first of all, i cannot believe you kept this a secret. >> i know. >> you of all people. >> it's been several weeks i've known. >> and you said during the show, that you didn't make him do the lift right off the bat in practice. why? >> yeah. i wanted to be sure that he was going to be able to handle me. i'm stall. very statuesque, glamazonian woman. and he lifted me without a problem at all. and we did the trust fall. >> it was like, catch me. are you ready? >> you wasted no time. what? three hours? >> three hours. we practiced. what were you doing? you were analyzing my balance and stuff? >> yeah. i normally assess the strengths and weaknesses. >> what did you come up with? >> she has incredible personality. i'm going to show that every

johnson, thank you very much. >>> it is 7:15 right now. back to erica and chris. guys? >> jeff, thank you very much. see you in a couple of minutes. >>> a check of the weather now. marysol castro is here with us. really rough weather for folks thanks so much. that is your latest weather. enjoy a little bit of sunshine today in the northeast because it's going away tomorrow. i love being the arbiter of good news. >>> still to come this morning, a young girl receiving tons of attention on youtube after revealing she has been a victim of bullies for years. we will take a look at the problem in her own words. >>> speeders beware. radar cameras everywhere these days. tell you why one south carolina town believes in them and a local lawmaker wants to yaw law them. this is "the early show" on cbs. miracle-gro results ever? spectacular plants without all the weeds. with miracle-gro shake 'n feed plus weed preventer. just a few shakes stops weeds before they start. plants grow twice as big. with almost no weeds. even in your vegetable garden. want three months of feeding, without all the weeding? ♪ all you n

johnson has an interest in revisiting this legislation, which i negotiated with the treasury department, the national credit union administration, and the previous chairman of the banking committee, senator chris dodd. but i would like to make it clear in the "congressional record" that chairman johnson does not, in fact, oppose this amendment. and i also would like to take this opportunity to clear up some confusion related to the $30 billion small business lending fund established as a part of the small business jobs act which arose when i tried to call up my amendment two weeks ago. as i pointed out in my original remarks, banks were given access to the small business lending fund but credit unions have not been allowed to expand their small business lending because of the very cap on loans my amendment addresses. in our discussion here on the senate floor, it was pointed out to me that credit unions had been asked if they wanted to participate in the small business lending fund but that the credit union industry had turned down that invitation. i was unaware of such an offer and i appreciate being told of it, but i would also point out that unlike many banks, most credit unions do not need