the northridge earthquake, and a little larger in 1989. the loma prieta earthquake and that's about the size of the 1838 hayward earthquake on the east bay. so these are earthquakes that we've experience in the recent past in california. and if we compare them to the great 1906 earthquake, it's about 1/30 the size so considerably smaller. >> got it. but okay, so the loma prieta quake was a 6.9, right? >> yes. okay so let's just compare our risk for another quake of that size, 6.9, 6.8. i know that's a huge difference in terms of the power generated, but in that same range and compare to morocco's, how does our fault system set us up here for big ones compared to morocco ? >> well, the incredible thing is that the rate of earthquakes in the bay area, earthquakes of this size is 100 times higher than it is in morocco. and what i mean by that is, if we were to replay this experiment at a hundred times, just watching the high atlas mountains of morocco and watching the bay area, 999 times out of 100, the earthquake would strike the bay area an

like this so-called barbie palace in northridge, california. >> and when i find myself in many differentnd yourself meeting a lot of people, tt's when you find yourself getting crazy referrals. next thing you know, you end up in that house. >> reporter: that house, a malibu beachfront home purchased by ye, formerly known as kahn cray west. what did you know about ye before? >> nothing. i just knew who he was. you see him everywhere. never voluntarily listened to any of his stuff. ♪ >> reporter: saxon says it was a referral turned walk-through turned job offer from the artist behind "stronger," one of the highest-profile celebrities in hollywood. what was your understanding of what you were going to malibu for? >> nothing. i just went. that walk-through turned into me walking in and seeing all these people scrambling around, trying to be like, okay, now he wants this, now he wants this, now he wants this -- >> reporter: saxon, not a licensed contractor or electri electrician, says he was tasked for a model on the property for more than $57 million. >> i was the project manager. that's an

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i'm having to go to northridge and i think that it comes as the time with russia is increasing the globally isolated. and i would say as well, that what we have seen choose best, and not guessing what they need from china. russia 3 days. what's the problem up north korea to create more problems to that in the state. so they're working the met, excessive waiting process. also coming up to exit us from the desert, one bath 1000 joint long lines to leave. as the organizers of the burning man festival in nevada finally opened the only road out ahead of the basic time. what i want to do it again for another 3 or 4 days to say, where is the last 3 for this? never. but uh, we're not in the trenches in the ukraine. we're not in in the refuge account. we are, we're playing a game together and do the walk into the show. you can choose your neighbors, so you better live with them in peace and harmony. the russian saying sounds awfully cynical in line to plunder where food is war of aggression. honest neighbor, ukraine. there are some neighbors increasingly isolated russian leader does seem to be seeki

so the increase ive been noted phone off to the northridge on, on the price on that. and if i could find these really very easily uh, you know. busy it has been 14 to conduct a deposit on it another uh, you know, uh try to go start going edition as well. so by defining has been off what position your costs are. what is a, a terrible, i mean for the us to leave is maria. it results over the us to leave this sort of equipment behind just laying around, but is a, is a pockets, donnie government able to perhaps slow the acquiring require over these equipment. by the time about it, can they confirm their own security on the left that tells you very honestly that there is the last to buy not go far, far, kasanya government or the focus on security johnson you there time. and again, there's a to with the united states and especially with on the on government as well. but honestly i could find, have been put into. a the osborne position because the there are, let me take a position available, the small pockets on this record the fall says to uh, to point to you know, some typ

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>> i was in the northridge quake. >> jimmy: did you live near that one?, but you could feel it. >> jimmy: yeah, you felt it everywhere. >> house was shaking, it was crazy. >> jimmy: it's scary, yeah. it makes you realize. even eddie murphy is subject to the whims of the planet. [ laughter and applause ] congratulations. you got the cecil b. demille award. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: and i know -- i know how much cecil meant to you. >> yes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i also know that tracy morgan, who's a mutual friend of ours, presented you with this award. and he is, i mean -- i think meeting you is the greatest thing that ever happened to him in his whole life. i really do. >> i loved tracy for years and years. he's so funny. getting that award from him made it even more special. >> jimmy: yeah. and he was talking about something that you guys i guess do, unless he was making this up, which is you recite lines from "planet of the apes." the original "planet of the apes" movie. [ laughter ] >> we do. all the time. we'll text. i'll text a

this was the scene yesterday morning at a shopping center in the city of northridge.d hammers to smash glass cases as they stole $20,000 worth of high end perfume. investigators say this latest smash and grab in southern california is one in a string. in recent months. a couple in palo alto says their home was targeted by burglars three times in the past three years. they live in the crescent park neighborhood. the wife says most recently, just this past thursday night, she walked downstairs from her bedroom to find two masked men inside their home. she started screaming. the intruders ran out the door. many people living in the neighborhood say they're on edge . very concerned about how many robberies we've actually had in our area in general. break-ins on this street, break-ins on streets around us coming into the backyards and smashing through doors and robbing homes . the couple says in two similar break ins at their home in recent years. thieves broke in through a locked back door. 845 is your time. it's now confirmed by russia and north korea that north korea's

this is northridge may see store that was robbed again by these retail gangs think some of this videos kind of unbelievable because we see this all the time. we cities and people. they are caught on camera. they go in. they destroyed a store and they walked out with tens of thousands, sometimes hundreds of thousands of dollars in merchandise. that you go to chicago and this is a rideshare driver who was being beaten. almost, i mean, really, he was beaten with a cane by three riders and they continued to beat him until they finally got tired and left him. he is going to live. they were also caught on tape. vik, and nobody gets caught. everybody gets caught on camera and nobody gets caught and it kind of amazes me. is it just resources so low? >> no one is getting caught yet. eventually, this will happen. this type of crime cannot go unpunished. you know? many of my colleagues in the united states attorney's office always tell me, mr. bajaj, when i'm defending someone, we just can't ignore every crime. right? we have to prosecute everything. and this situation, it will catch up. you hav

this was the scene around 11:00 yesterday morning at a shopping center in the city of northridge.sed hammers to smash glass cases, and they stole $20,000 worth of high end perfume. investigators say this is just the latest in a string of smash and grab robberies in southern california in recent months. a couple in palo alto says their home has been targeted by burglars three times since 2020. they say the most recent crime took place last thursday night at the home in the city's crescent park neighborhood. the wife told police she was horrified when she walked downstairs from her bedroom to find two masked men inside her home, then ran out the door after she started screaming. these break ins are raising concerns among many people living in this neighborhood, are very concerned about how many robberies we've actually had in our area in general. break-ins on this street, break-ins on streets around us coming into the backyards and smashing through doors and robbing homes. there have been two similar break ins at this same home during the past three years. in each case, the thieves