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anin fact, those fears are well-grounded, according to eddie bernard who ran the government's tsunami research center for decades, and is still active. even he was astounded by what he learned-- that once ashore, the tsunami reached a height of 130 feet above sea level. >> never have i seen anything this widespread. i mean, the amount of debris, meters deep, bodies buried within all this stuff, i never expected to see anything of this massive magnitude. so i think this is a very big wakeup call for the united states, because we have a seismic geological feature off our coast. >> reporter: that geological feature runs from vancouver island, to northern california; it's called the cascadia fault or subduction zone, where a collision of large rigid plates in the earth's surface caused a huge earthquake in 1700 and scientists say it is due to happen again. gary griggs director of the institute of marine sciences at the university of california at santa cruz has studied subduction zones. >> one of those plates is diving down beneath the continent and as it goes down, it's actually dragging

. >>> well, if you feel like it's anin dignity to be an airline passenger these days, uncle sam is trying to help. ktvu's allison burns is in our washington d.c. newsroom with the new passenger protections being announced today. allison. >> reporter: pam, the new rules demand airlines treat you much better including full disclosure of fees. when you buy your ticket, you'll be told up front about every penny you're going to have to pay for bags, meals, pillows, whatever. airlines have to limit tarmac delays on international flights to four hours. domestic flights are already limited to three hours. and they have to significantly increase how much you're compensated if you're bumped to another flight. passenger rights groups called the new rules a miracle. we talked about the changes with transportation secretary. >> we just think this is sort of the fairness to the passengers. looking out after passengers. >> reporter: airlines have four months to comply, but there are some fears that they're going to pass the increased compensation cost onto passengers in other ways like in the form of hi

an,y spend money anin irank, sudan, hamas. i must ask myself, what does he really want?reme leader. what do they want? what they want in my judgment is to be greater than they are. they want greatness. greatness is something that is very hard to achieve if you do not have it. you cannot achieve it by false pretense or decision. i think we have to understand that the holiness begins to such an extreme degree that it is an unexpected level and it is a problem. it became dangerous since we have nuclear bombs. because for nuclear bombs we do not see the majority. people can carry from one place to another. that is a great problem. >> a couple of things because we're almost out of time. there was a report in some of the israeli newspapers already that you asked president obama today to free the convicted american spy, jonathan j. pollard. >> the argument is human, not judgment, but consideration. the man is sick. he is in prison for a long time. and i myself am in charge of pardoning different people. we have 6000 appeals every year, and i have to check everything carefully.

we need to understand of this historical process, both the ways anin which our relationship shape some of the presuppositions to bring to an analysis of economic affairs, and equally ways in which of their societies have been shaped by this and counter. -- by this encounter. the persian empire, ottoman empire, even in nigeria where the arrival of the british ended in theansion of islam north. the historical process looks very different. this will inevitably shape the way people form schools of thought, the way domestic politics resonates. i remember talking to indian friends about 20 years ago. why can't we have a nice relationship? i said we do not to take anybody over all, or anybody, we just want to trade with you. he said that is what the british said when they got here. [laughter] so one has to understand this and rather deeply to begin to get a sense of where are they coming from. when i say x, what do they hear. and what do i need to say in order for them to hear what i intend them to hear? these were the thoughts that were behind me when i started writing "special providence."