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Japan / Earthquake and Tsunami / The Grief #990535

CNN Evening News for Tuesday, Mar 22, 2011
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(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Breaking news on Japan's finding of radioactivity in vegetables and the US ban on imported food from Japanese areas affected by the nuclear crisis reported; scenes shown from Japanese TV of what the nuclear workers are saying; details given about power in reactor 3, damages in 1 and 2 and the death toll from the quake.

(Rikuzentakata: Kyung Lah) The grief in Japan in the wake of the quake and tsunami featured; scenes shown of a family grieving in an impromptu funeral, the rubble in the hard-hit town of Rikuzentakata and simple offerings of respect. [Save the Children Andrew WANDER†- comments on the children's nightmares.]

Reporter(s):
Cooper, Anderson;
Lah, Kyung
Duration:
00:04:20

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