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Dozens Still Trapped After Second Japanese Earthquake

Rescuers battled harsh weather conditions Saturday in a race to rescue as many as 100 people still trapped or buried under collapsed buildings after Japan suffered its second powerful earthquake in as many days. Tens of thousands of policeman, medics, firemen and self-defense force troops are involved in the rescue and recovery effort, which is hampered by heavy winds and rain. Japanese media reported the death toll from the two quakes has reached 41, with nearly 2,000 others...

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