TAPPER: Welcome back to THE LEAD. I'm Jake Tapper. I'm live in New Hampshire, where we're covering the presidential race. But let's go to our top world story today out of Nepal, where, right now, hundreds of families are sleeping outside of their homes, too afraid to go indoors after a powerful and deadly tremor which came just two weeks after a 7.8-magnitude earthquake devastated the area, killing at least 8,000 people. Let's go live now to CNN's Will Ripley, who is in Kathmandu. And, Will, you just experienced yet another aftershock from the quake.</s>WILL RIPLEY, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Yes, Jake, just a few minutes ago. Buildings started shaking. We could hear dogs in the neighborhood howling, and people were running out of their homes. Really terrifying for these folks. This is at least the fourth aftershock since the major earthquake today that toppled this, what was a five- story building behind me. A lot of these buildings were partially damaged in the initial quake on April 25, and then the quake earlier, the 7.3 quake today, caused them to go down, so, as you said, people sleeping outside. A lot of them just a couple of days ago decided to return to their homes. They finally felt safe. And now they're back outside. We saw a golf course full with hundreds of people, hundreds of families. The mental terror that people are going through here, Jake, is really troubling, in addition to, of course, the fact that there are now more homes destroyed and more people in need of shelter, as the monsoon rains are fast approaching here.</s>TAPPER: All right, Will Ripley, thank you very much. Stay safe, my friend. In our politics lead today, the reason that I'm here in Manchester, New Hampshire, by the banks of the beautiful Merrimack River, my exclusive interview with potential presidential candidate New Jersey Governor Chris Christie. He told me his campaign plans are simple. He plans to win. What did he have to say about Jeb Bush or Mike Huckabee or Hillary Clinton or Tom Brady? Well, we will find out next.
Nepal Two Weeks After the Earthquake