PAUL: We have some "BREAKING NEWS" and pictures that are just coming into us we want to share with you here of Indonesia. After a powerful earthquake, which then triggered a tsunami. Look at this.</s>BLACKWELL: The water is just sweeping up onto the coast, wiping out neighborhoods there. Nearly 400 people have been killed, hundreds of people injured. Even more missing. Rescuers are now trying to reach some survivors. CNN's Matt Rivers is following this story for us. Matt, what have you learned?</s>MATT RIVERS, CNN INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Yes, this is very much an ongoing situation that we do expect to get worse if not much, much worse. Just given the daunting challenges that rescuers face moving forward. 384 dead so far but we are expecting that number to go up as rescue operations continue in Palu, which is where this happened. But that number, that death figure only comes from the city of Palu because rescuers have not been able to assess the extent of the damage in surrounding areas. So, take the city of Dongalo, for example. Not that far away from Palu. It has 300,000 people in it. Communication lines in that city are down and rescuers have not been able to get a handle on exactly how bad the damage was there but they certainly know that, that place was affected. It is now evening in Indonesia. So, of course, rescue operations get harder at night. And as they work to try and find people, we know that it's going to take a long time. It will be very difficult.</s>BLACKWELL: Our Matt Rivers for us this morning. Matt, thank you.</s>PAUL: Well during Judge Brett Kavanaugh's hearing, calls to the National Sexual Assault Hotline skyrocketed. Ahead, how one organization is hoping to say no more.
384 Dead After Earthquake Tsunami Devastates Indonesia