on the other side of pasadena. and someone from you guys called my wife.do you know anything about michael being rushed to the hospital. and i got off the phone and called my mother right away, and my mother said, yes, i'm on my way to the hospital right now. and once i got off the phone, 45 minutes went by, i spoke to an attorney, and i spoke to my sister janet, and janet mentioned it was pretty bad. and then i called my mother back and she was there in the hospital. i heard her say he's dead, he's dead. the tone of her voice, larry, is a tone i've never heard before. and i cried. i didn't know how to go best from azuza. we put it in the navigation. and we're crying along the way, and the phone is ringing off the hook, and people texting and calling, and as we get closer to westwood, we see all of the helicopters hovering in the sky, and westwood is people standing still and it's taped off, so i drive up to the policeman and they let me in. i go to the emergency part, and i go straight to my mother, and she is sitting there like in a daze. she was just in

not too far -- on the other side of pasadena.omeone from your office called my wife's phone. >> larry: cnn told you? >> yes. you guys told us first. they said do you know anything about michael being rushed to the hospital? so i said, no. i got off with them and called my mother right away. and my mother said, yes, i'm on my way to the hospital right now. and once i got off the phone, 45 minutes went by, i spoke to an attorney, joel katts, and then i spoke to my sister, janet. joel had mentioned to me saying it was pretty bad. i said, wow. then i called my mother back. and she was there in the hospital. and i heard her say, he's dead. he's dead. he's gone. the tone of her voice, larry, was a tone i've never heard before. and i cried. i didn't know how to get from westwood from azusa. so we put it in the navigation. and we're crying along the way, and the phone is ringing off the hook, and people texting and calling, and the phone system crashes. and as we get closer to westwood, we see all of the helicopters hovering in the sky.

los angeles, pasadena, simi valley, all through there, and we had people literally living in and out parks because they're scared to go back into any homes that they could even and leona came out and volunteered her time at application centers, and they were always after, doing the interviews, she would hide from them. but it was -- it was unbelievable. and the first lady, hillary clinton came out, and we took her to this community, this one block that had all historical homes on it. and every home on that block was shifted to the south, because it was off the foundation because it was a rolling earthquake. we came down one block, the other block, there was one house sitting there, had no damage, and they were still living in their house, and the guy came out, and mrs. clinton asked him, well, you have no damage, what did you do? he said, i went down to the library, and i checked out a videotape from fema office of emergency services california videotape that showed you how to retro fit your house for an earthquake, and i did it myself, and i spent $1,000. and the biggest problem we

host: pasadena, california. caller: i will take governor moonbeam.e have the result of years of cutting taxes and deregulating everything. we have california republicans standing up for the national republican party, making california a joke. everything that we need becomes a national joke. host: we are keeping an eye on las vegas. sharron angle is a surprise winner, fourth in the polls a few months ago. she is now the gop nominee in nevada. >> thank you all, thank you all know that the patriots, thank you for being here. we have completed the first step in taking back our u.s. senate seat. i want to say thank you to so many people, but first of all, thank you to god. this was an amazing campaign. thank you to my husband of 40 years. and my family, my daughter and my son, my daughter-in-law and son-in-law and my 10 grandchildren better here tonight. -- that are here tonight. thank you to the legion of volunteers, thank you. thank you too will wonderful team of crack campaigners led by our campaign chairman, mr. campbell, and our press secretary, terr

in los angeles and pasadena, simi valley, all throughout theire. people were scared to go back into homes. leona came out and volunteered her time. cnn was always after her to do an interview and she would hide from them. [laughter] it was unbelievable. the first lady, hillary clinton, came out today to agree to this one community that had all historical homes on it. -- came out and we took her to this one community that had all the store opens on it. it was a rolling earthquake. we came down one block. there was one house sitting on another block with no damage. there were still living in their house. the guy came out and mrs. clinton asked him, you have no damage. what did you do? he said, i went down to the library and i checked out a videotape from fema, and it showed how to retrofit the house for an earthquake. i did it myself. i spent $1,000. the biggest problem we have in this country, particularly for earthquakes and countries, is the fact is we have inherited a traditional stock of buildings that were built before there were building codes