It freaked me out a little bit. The ground was moving in every direction and it was really hard to walk. The bus was flying up and down, off the ground," Cindy Hudson said.
"After the aftershock hit, you can see a train go up a foot and half that was parked next to us," Ken Klamondon said.
Both of Tokyo's main airports are back open, now. A Japanese rescue team jumped on a plane to fly home on Saturday. They were in the Bay Area training with the Menlo Park Fire Department, when the quake hit. Six of the twelve rescuers departed, two of them have lost their homes and one man's mother is still unaccounted for.
