8.8-magnitude earthquake triggers tsunami warning in Japan

Early Wednesday morning, one of the biggest earthquakes ever recorded hit Russia's east coast, sparking tsunami warnings as far away as Alaska and Hawaii. Close by in Japan, the 8.8-magnitude quake triggered emergency sirens and memories of the devastating 2011 tsunami. Host Marco Werman speaks with Moe Miyake, a 22-year-old studying environment and information studies at Keio University. She lives with her parents in Chigasaki on Japan's Pacific coast.