[Brianna Keilar, Cnn Anchor:] The next hour of NEWSROOM starts right now. Panic and rain as everything insight starts to quake.
[Don Lemon, Cnn Anchor:] Terrifying new images of the moments when that catastrophic earthquake struck China. Hello, everyone. I'm Don Lemon live here at the CNN World Headquarters in Atlanta and our international desk.
[Keilar:] And I'm Brianna Keilar in for Kyra Phillips. You're in the
[Cnn Newsroom. Lemon:] Of course, we have been seeing the chaos and the confusion, the panic and the bewilderment. You sense it all through a cloud of dust as you look at all this video. It is a new video we have just gotten from China. It was shot just seconds after that first big quake that happened just a week ago today. We want to warn you, some of the images you're about to see, they are very graphic and they are very surreal. You may have some problems with it. If you have children, they're not for the faint of heart. Here's CNN ITN's [sic], I should say, Bill Neely.
[Bill Neely, Itv Correspondent:] This is what happens when the earth quakes and a city collapses. It's 20 seconds after the first huge tremor but the ground is still shaking. "Stay down. Stay down," someone shouts. Nothing is clear, except the terror of tens of thousands; so many are children, clinging to each other, choking, crying. But there's more to come. Another violent tremor. Everyone cowers. The camera's microphone breaks. And then behind them, buildings collapse. Everyone is covered in dust again. But those outside are the fortunate. In a theater, children performing a play are trapped, a wall has fallen on them. "Get over there," he says, "people need help." They sprint out. Others stagger. Few rescues are painless. There is pain everywhere. Masonry has trapped two girls by the legs. Nearby, rescuers work to free another. All over Beichuan people are running. It's now many minutes since the main earthquake, but there's still panic. "My baby! Where's my baby?" Another woman seems rooted to the spot. "Don't stand here," they say. "Get out!" But many are in a daze. From the rubble, a child is handed down beside a woman barefoot and bruised. He is safe for now. Suddenly, yet another aftershock, and a call for calm. "There may be another tremor within minutes," the official says. "You really must get out." But it's not that simple. Scattered on the ground are Beichuan's injured. Falling masonry hitting young and old alike. It is now around half an hour since the major earthquake. Here alone in those minutes, 20,000 have been injured. Bill Neely, ITV News, Beichuan.
[Lemon:] Unbelievable videotape taken just seconds after that quake hit. We want to tell you that our I-Reporters have been filing reports. You can get them on our Web site at CNN.com. Also, go to I- Reports.com for that. Also, you may be wondering how you can help out. Here's what you can do it, Impact Your World. Go to CNN.comimpact. You, too, can help out and make a difference when it comes to this quake Brianna.
[Keilar:] Let's take you now to the campaign trail. Hillary Clinton is in Prestonsburg, Kentucky. Of course, Kentucky having its primary tomorrow where Clinton is favored to win. Let's listen in to what she's talking about.
[Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton , Presidential Candidate:] ... Because, believe me, if we don't get serious about energy, we will not recognize our economy. You can count on not just $4-a-gallon gas, but $5-a-gallon gas. We already have nearly $5-a-gallon diesel. You can count on utility bills continuing to go up. This is not the way a great country behaves when faced with a big challenge. So let's get serious about energy by electing a president who's serious about working with you. And in the meantime, we've got to make some steps right now. One is, we've got to have more emphasis on mine safety. Something that I've worked on in the Senate, and something I'm committed to, and have a whole agenda to address; so that we protect those who are mining out and distributing this important resource. We've got to do something about the high price of gas right now. Not just wait until we have a new president.
[Keilar:] You're listening to Hillary Clinton. She's talking in Prestonsburg, Kentucky. Even though some polls show that a lot of the Democratic Party really coalescing now around Barack Obama, she continues on the campaign trail. We've got a couple more weeks before the last primary. And she was talking universal health care here. She was talking about energy. And even though the sharp attacks on Barack Obama have died down, as well as vice versa, she did get a little jab in there about him not supporting the gas tax holiday that she does support. Again, she's in Kentucky where there's a primary tomorrow. She's expected to win tomorrow, if polls prove true. Oregon also having a mail-in primary. Barack Obama there favored, by polls. We'll continue to bring you the latest campaign events as they happen.
[Lemon:] Polygamist parents file into court to try to reclaim their children. A closer look today at the reclusive sect members suspected of forcing minors into marriage.