what happens in one plate does not necessarily carry over to another plate.ere are some instances where some of the plates are interlocked. like off the coast of seattle, we have a cascadekas cascadia fault, which devastated the washington area and it is now linked we know to the san andreas fault. so we have two major faults which could literally destroy the west coast, having some linkage between them. and so we have to realize that these earthquake faults are not simply isolated like we once thought, with one plate having nothing to do with another plate. >> just to be clear, the predictability around nepal and this earthquake is not the same as the seismologists who have been talking about the big one for california, right? >> yes. it's much harder to predict the one for california because of the fact that the san andreas fault is fragmented, there are many smaller offshoots that take place and we still haven't mapped the whole area. other areas of the world we have mapped using earthquake tremors that go underneath the ground. you can get a fairly good m

anthony ortiz invented smart plate a plate that actually tells you the nutritional break down of everythingut on it it. >> whether it's losing weight, gaining weight or maintaining what they're doing, this is going to give them a level of precision and accuracy that's currently absent. no one is bringing this type of accuracy to the table no pun intended. >> smart plate has cameras built into each section and scans the food on it. now honestly i was skeptical but they showed me how it works and it was actually really accurate. >> the cameras deploy the same kind of technology that is currently used in face recognition. so it will -- we've taken that technology and applied it to food object recognition. >> anthony told me he this it will definitely help people manage their eating and he had an answer when i asked if a plate nagging you about calories may be a turn off to some. >> we are not there to say hey are you about to eat that french fries? stop, red alert. what are you doing and zap you with a text message or something but the plate will give you nudges and better recommendations if y

they have a 30-day warning period, and their warning was per license plate. for the first license plate, they didn't have to pay a fine and got a warning. by threshold, if they were speeding between 6-10 miles over the speed limit, it was a $35 fine and beyond that was a $100 fine. new york city passed legislation in july of 2013, and when we spoke to them, they said it was ten years' in the making. it took them ten years in order to gather the legislative support and craft legislation that was accountable to both the public and legislature. they finally did pass a bill in july of 2013 and it was also for cities of 1 million or more and that allowed for a five-year demonstration program and they started their pilot in 2013. they located with school zones and it was only in school zones when school is in session and children are present. that speaks to some of the limitations that these programs endure based on what is palatable for the legislature. their violations are enforced by the parking violations bureau. so they are kind of treating like a parking tick

girlfriend got pulled over for not having license plates. and after that we called the dmv. >> reporter: luis maldana says they got a fix it ticket because a dealer put paper tags. he supports the bill. >> having a temporary plate, you wouldn't have gotten pull over or anything. >> reporter: although the bill is cleared for a vote in the assembly it would still have to go through the senate and governor brown. if it does pass it would take effect in january of 2017. >> reporter: all right, jana live at the toll plaza for us, thank you. >>> the former mayor of orinda last week he won a special election in a contentious battle against susan bonilla. >> i care about schools and our roads. yet want to make sure every tax dollar is spent well and efficiently. so it's a balancing act to be a good listener to your community and be a good collaborator. >> reporter: glazer's opponents have accused him of being a republican in democrats clothing. >>> the national parks service says the u.s.s. memorial will remained closed for a -- for about a week. a

fork, do you think that this plate, i don't know what it's called,. >> the smart plate. >> do you think get the money and take off. >> i think so actually. i think that a lot of people are interested in this sort of thing and again, if it actually worked, i think a lot of people will like to take that guess work out of it and make the right choices, so i think there is a need for this. they're not the gneiss plates, it's not something you would serve dinner on. >> no. it's relevant that's not the point. but i'm thinking to myself, would i do this? >> it's too offensive and weird . >> but then again i don't have a medical condition that requires to know everything about everything i eat. >> that's true. >> if i was a diabetic, i could see the usefulness. but it has to be accurate. >> right. >> have we put that one to bed? >> i think so. >> thank you so much. we will have more varney for you in just one minute >> nuclear weapons in hands a of crazy people who want to use them. that is what you have in the middle east, a death cult and nuclear weapons introduced into the region a matter of

. >>> 4:10, no more paper plates. the push for state law, and the reason supporters say it's a public safety issue. >> plus the hollywood blockbuster set in part in the bay area on the big screen, it is all it's cracked up to be or are viewers getting a shake down. >>> right now we're looking at the east bay commute, you can see traffic is doing well as you head out the mcarthur made. >>> a little bit of a warmup for the second half of the afternoon, we'll check in on the current conditions, look at the numbers and a peek at the weekend. . >>> a lawmaker is sponsoring a bill requiring temporary license on every car. an investigation in 2013 revealed that california is the only state in the nation that allowed newly purchased cars to drive 90 days without license plates. the sponsor says it's critical for public safety. >> the vehicle drives away there will be a visible identification number that's logged into computer system accessible by law enforcement. >> each temporary plate would cost $15 per car. if it makes it

but he still had to prepare his own plates into his own printing and the sales were disappointing . pretty soon, he ultimately abandoned his plan after much work for too little return. we haven't quite finished the story of that small mezzotint of 1778. one of peale's admirers was john norman, who had arrived in philadelphia from london around 1774. the enterprising mr. norman with various portraits advertise -- advertised frequently in newspapers, billing himself as an engraver of watch cases. bills of -- and numerous pictures and documents. he also sold almanacs, children's books, frames and furniture. in august 1779, he advertised an elegant head of general washington. he himself, was not a particularly skilled artist but an ardent copyist and became an enthusiastic purveyor of peale's washington likeness. he advertise one of his first attempts in 1779. a primer adorned with a beautiful head of washington. the ubiquitous primer, often the only book available for colonial children had traditionally been illustrated with a portrait of the english king. norman was probably the first

it will be on the last course, the desert plate on the far end. it is at the start and end of the dinner with the presidential symbols. in between, a new color presented for this particular service dubbed kailua blue for the waters off the president's home in hawaii. it is a modern, fresh color not previously seen on state china. mrs. obama's main goal was to create an modern service completely compatible and interchangeable usable with the historic china services. that appears on most of the pieces. one exception is this far plate linking the modern with the historic. this braised white on white decoration is in fact based on this pattern, in 1806 french dated china service purchased by james and dolly madison before he became president of the united states. it is a remarkably modern pattern for 200-some years ago, but it has been turned into this relief element also seen on this individual tureen that has never before been in a white house china service in consultation with the first lady's staff and the president's staff on what makes for good

neil: that's beneath the plate? the plate for lack of a better term, and so yeah, this just makes tracking your nutritional content and meals day in and day out a little easier. neil: so now, we're told when it does become available, 200 bucks a plate. >> yep that's right. neil: i say just go to the internet and look at it. >> well, you know, yeah, this is part of the internet of things movement. traditional plates aren't connected to the internet, this is. it's one of many things we're seeing. neil: i could fake this puppy out. i could put five slabs of prime rib and the whole thing would -- . >> i would say that's my kind of meal as well. but i think if you're trying to track food, this is an easy way to do it and certainly not the end-all discussion to being healthy. neil: there are others that do variation of this. you think the technology itself might be promising? >> absolutely right. and the same vein as fitbit and other trackers, they have a watch to some of this stuff people want better insight into what th

now his staff is using it to prewash plates before the plates even go into the dishwasher. it costs less than $1 a day in electricity. the new method is saving the restaurant 800 gallons of water a day or nearly 300,000 gallons a year. >> we just have no choice as an industry right now. we have to save water. this is a pretty easy way to do it, i think. >> if california's 60,000 restaurants all switched to compressed air to preclean plates they could safe more than 17 billion gallons of water per year. so at home, maybe scrape your plates. >> eureka light bulb going off there. >>> the drought is not stopping tourists from visiting the golden state. 251 million tourists traveled to california last year. that's up 3% from 2013. all of this according to visit california, the non-profit agency keeping track of tourism. those visitors spent more than $117 billion in california pumping our economy. also supporting more than a million jobs. >> one of the greatest things about california, the weather. >> the weather. >> the vistas. >> some of those things like the golden gate bridg

many bay area law enforcement agencies use license plate readers to record where people drive.hey need to do this to arrest the bad guys. but our cate cauguiran learned the public can get their hands on the sam data. >> i think it's essentially mass surveillance at the local level. >> reporter: when mike of san leandro learned his police department got a license plate reader he wanted to see what pictures it was taking. one stood out. >> me and my daughters getting out of the car in the driveway of my house. >> reporter: these license plate readers or lprs are all over the bay area. you see them on police cars mounted by roadways constantly collecting information by the second about you and where you go. >> it's a special type camera to capture at high speed license plate numbers as they pass a given patrol car. >> reporter: it's a new tool for law enforcement to help catch the bad guys. >> if you have a sexual predator a sex offender, i frankly want to know that they come in to my community. >> reporter: we're now learning there's a darker side and in some cases anyone who req

. >>> the nation's first domestic violence awareness license plate was unveiled today in sacramento. the plate bears the phrase no more and aims at increasing awareness of domestic violence and sexual assault. she spoke today about being survivor. >> i am a sewerviver of sexual assault -- survivor of sexual assault. and i am also an advocate fighting the issue of sexualized violence. >> organizers say the no more license plate program needs to receive 7500 orders to begin production. and they hope to raise $375000 from the first batch of license plates. >>> we are seeing the technology used on san francisco doyle drive project when the city began working on replacing the doyle drive approach they used software to see what it would look like. the video game like system was made by auto desk. >> look and understand and visualize the environment before it is built. >> you are in the project as it will look once it is completed. >> it is expected big projects in the future like the doyle drive will use this technology and download the new ktvu news app for the latest on traffic condition

. >>> many bay area law enforcement agencies use license plate readers to record where people drive. the police said they need to do it to arrest bad guise, we have known -- bad guys, we have known about that, but, now, the information is not just available to the police. the public can easily get their hands on the same data. >> i think it is frightening. it is mass surveillance. >> reporter: when it was learned thatta his police department got a license plate -- that his police department got a license plate reader he wanted to know the stphaobgt me and my daughters getting out of the car -- know about the pictures. >> this is me and my daughters getting out of the car. >> it is designed to do one thing and one thing only. catch license plate numbers as they pass a given patrol car. >> reporter: a new tool for law enforcement to catch the bad guys. >>if you have a sexual predator, a sex offender i frankly want to know if they come into my community. >> reporter: we are learning there is a darker side. some cases anyone who requests it can get the information collected by these read

a new bill would require every car sold leave the dealer's lot with a temporary license plate. sponsors say it is critical for public safety. >> the vehicle will drive away and there will be a very visible identification number that is now logged into computer systems accessible by law enforcement. >> each temporary plate will cost about $15 per car. >>> new this morning, a strong earthquake off the coast of alaska. the magnitude 6.7 quake was centered in the ocean southwest of anchorage. it was felt more than 100-miles away. no damage is being reported at this point. the national itune warning center says there is -- tsunami warn center says there are no tsunami dangers anticipated. >>> well, this is the movie about the big one. "san andreas" is set right here in san francisco and depicts the utter devastation following a 9.6 earthquake along the famous faultline. those that saw the movie are weighing in on the debate. >> i think one day we will have a earthquake like that that will be shocking and scary, but i don't think it will be the way it is in the movie. >> there is som

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a new bill would require a temporary license plate before it can leave the car dealer's lot. they say it is critical for public safety. >> the vehicle drives away there will be a very visible identification number that is now logged into a computer system accessible but law enforcement. >> each temporary plate was cost about $15 per car. if approved it would become law in january 2017. >>> the results are in as fifa delegates paper ballots for who they want in a bribery corruption scandal. >>> temperatures are rising. rosemary will tell you about minor warm ups you can expect. >>> and in texas the death toll continues to rise and more storms are on the way. >>> bladder has held the top post since 1998 promised to try to fix things. 14 people linked with soccer's governing body have been indicted. seven senior officials accused of engaging in bribery involving the location and televising of soccer games. >>> after rain in the dallas / fort worth, texas area rain totals hit 2.5 inches more than the record in 1982. some places are only accessible by boat. another river is expect

now staff is using it to prewash plates before the plates go into the dishwasher. it costs a whole lot less than a dollar a day in electricity. the new method is saving the restaurant 800 gallons of water a day or nearly 300,000 gallons a year. >> we have no choice as an industry right now p. we have to save water. this is a pretty easy way to do it. >> if california's all 60,000 restaurants switched to compressed air to preclean the plates. they could save in total more than 17 billion gallons of water. >> billion with a b. amazing. i'm astonished. >> think about how long it takes you to rinse it. >> right. >> you know? one plate. >> at home it actually makes more sense to use the dishwasher than the dink because the dishwasher uses less water. >> a lot of the dish washers they don't want you to preclean because it changes the setting. >> that's my story too. let's check in with christina. >>> you know the farmers grow the food. the restaurants need the food from the farmers. everything works together in this state. but yeah. i try to prewash once in a while like

this is an absolutely or just plate. we ran to the garden this morning and grabbed all of the lettuce. we are using two bags of the lettuce planted by schoolchildren from around the country. for the main course, we are highlighting and accenting with some local vegetables. for some of these, we are highlighting oysters. some of the cheeses from vermont. a lot of great things we want to celebrate. thank you. >> good morning, everyone. i wanted to present to you, a silk and custard cake on the new dessert plate. a healthier version of cheesecake, american style with seasonal berries. we have petite hellos -- pillows. i have a sip of tea, a handcrafted teapot and surrounded with little cherry blossoms to celebrate the arrival of spring. we have strawberries and sweetie cups and tea and lemon take a. -- tea cake. >> doesn't seem to be fair after the chefs come up here. our services traditional american wine as has been the custom at the white house. we have an unusual, personal accident. the prime minister toasted him in con

this van had no license plate.six other vans recorded by 2 investigates five came back with expired registration. >> i think he was doing 25 miles per hour when he hit me. i don't think he put on his breaks at all. >> reporter: this man says he was hit from behind at a stop light last october. the other driver at the wheel of a medexpress many van. a patient in the back wasn't hurt but the owner says the crash exposed more on the fender. >> i found out they had no insurance coverage for the van, the driver or the company. >> reporter: six months later we spotted a van with the same plate as the one that hit the car. the driver was a match too. we caught up with him dropping off a customer. >> reporter: pardon me, sir. can we talk to you about your van? >> not my fan. >> reporter: he said it belonged to the company. the damage, he said he was hit. >> reporter: do you feel safe driving this van around? >> as long as they keep the maintenance up. >> reporter: the tires don't look like they are doing great. do you feel

with halo plates, had they put in my license plate, i could have been on the scene within 60 seconds.mers by enforcing their parking rules. people who aren't shopping there are warned that they cannot leave their car there all day. if you have beenparked for too long and you get the message, you can text back letting them know you are on the way. halo plate's founder says anyone sending unwanted or inappropriate messages will be kicked off the system. >>> we've been hearing a lot about self-driving cars. how about a self-driving big rig? not kidding. last night -- look at that big boy. the same company that makes mercedes-benz rolled out its new inspiration freight liner. they had a flashy news conference at the hoover dam. it drove across the top of the hoover dam on auto pilot. all of the lights out there. the driver kept his hands on the wheel just for safety reasons because of the curve of the dam. the truck goes out for a safety testing. the company said the guinness book of world record with this video projection on the dam is equal to the light of 1400 light bulbs. i mean just

a bay area lawmakers is sponsoring a bill to require temporary license plates.rs have a hard time trying to track down drivers wanted for routine stops or crimes because their cars don't have license plates. a ktvu investigation in 2013 revealed at that california is the open state in the country that allow -- the only state in the country that allows newly purchased cars to drive up to 90 days without a license plate. a new bill would require every car sold to have a temporary license plate before the car can leave the lot. the bill sponsor, bill mullin says that's a safety problem. >> it would have an identification number that would be accessible by law enforcement. >> each temporary plate will cost about $15. if it is approved bit taught assembly and governor brown, it will become law in 2017. >>> four new rainbow crosswalks. they are part of the i'm land's lgbt entertainment district. the mayor of key west says that the crosswalks will help highlight the city's diversity. the crosswalk's official debut will coincide with the city's pride festivities on june

the doors in the rear are plate glass with figures of a rock tomb wrought in silver. each color is surmounted with black ostrich feathers. between which are eagles draped in black. the lantern's are silverplated and of the usual form. the hearse containing the remains was drawn by six superb black horses, richly draped in and bearing upon the crest bunches of ostrich plumes. we have never seen a better or more elegant hearse in all of its appointments. the spirit which led the mayor st. louis to tender so beautiful carriage for the obsequies is highly credible to his feelings and judgment. you can see that after finding these through our research that raised the bar over any hearse i have ever seen and i've seen a lot of hearses. we now had to prove that this photo was taken in springfield. the build team introduction at this point was jack g feather, craftsman and friend who , ultimately became the lead builder of phase three for help with the project. he is currently in tombstone arizona, formerly of bedford pennsylvania, at which he when he accepted the challenge t

comes up the fee set at one thousand dollars and it barriers no nexus to the staff there is a melt plate only changing the data lower fee if it gets restated something like $200 and item 11 the tmcs have paying $4 when they do you want and pick up we have a level the playing field and i take a differently i think you've sensitized the airport to allow the unsafe and illegal operations on the property is it so the city and county of san francisco and so when you have is drivers picking up in the tmcs that are not trained the vehicles radio to the inspected and not proper background checks your phasing with deep pocket responsibility and wipeout the revenue there was one other thing i wanted to say but i can't find it. >> those are about the wave of the two fees only (calling names). >> good afternoon director nolan and the member at the time of the taxi industry i think the taxi is a hard job she do our best to wave the fees so thank you very much for your attention to the cab chiropractor but overall we need to do another reform take all the drooifrz requirements requirements because the

chef jim mallaby from blue plate shows how to get crabcakes to stand out. >> we'll start blue plate jumboke. start off with our eggs. we'll add two eggs to our bowl. going to add two-thirds of a tea spoon of lee perrin's whore chester sauce. 2 tablespoons of mayonnaise. 2 teaspoons of old bay seasoning. quarter cup of melted butter, we're going to add the juice of one lemon next we'll add chopped parsley and tyme. next two-thirds of a teaspoon of black pepper and a pinch of salt. next we're going to add two-thirds of a tea spoon of dry mustard. next we'll add a quarter cup of bread crumbs. once everything is in the bowl, we're going to mix it up real good to inn corp. all those flavors. today we'll use two different types of crab. jumbo lump crab meat and a -- we use two different types here at blue plate. claws for a lot of flavor and jumbo is for that virtual effect of big juicy pieces of crab meat. first we'll mix in the claw meat. mix that in. we'll take our spatula mix this all n get it nice and tossed in the dressing that we made. once this is made we'll add the jumbo lump crab and

and cal goes to the texas a&m regional championship 2-1 party at home plate.arriors offense took a employee tonight. i'll tell you who. and in any sport, these are the best tw >> back with the nhl conference finals. another game seven decided tonight. we got patriotic before a drop to the puck in anaheim. ducks and blackhawks. and jonathan cane made it 1-0. it was like smelling blood in the water. blackhawks attacked. it is tayes again. and the route was on. one minute into the second period. uh-oh. it is brandon saad. 3-0. chicago won it 5-3. they face the tampa bay lightning and the stanley cup finals start next wednesday. three weeks of rainfall. and ... this is what happens. we are in texas. byron nelson. third round, jordan spieth. hometown favorite. the landing on the par three 17. tied for 18. third hole. he likes it. he stares it down. he got to within ten feet. 200 today. a two-shot lead over the field heading into tomorrow. we got all kinds of wet stuff coming your way. we are in toronto. oh man. san jose in blue. first half tied at 1-1. warren creva

our old friend adam laroche at the plate. the former nat is going to put that out on eutaw street to give the sox a 3-2 lead homer number five of the year for laroche. bottom three. o's come back. kleppinger base knock past the shortstop here into left field. adam jones hustling home. play at the plate. watch jones, awkward, awkward slide here as the ball gets away. tied game but jones hobbles off the field and into the locker root they do not want to lose that guy. now to the top of the seventh, o's up 5-3 and jones showing he's not hurting. chases this one into left center and makes the grab on the warning track. o's with a 6-3 win and split the doubleheader with chicago. so the race for starting quarterback at maryland just got really interesting. dax garment will use his last year of eligibility in college park. 6'2" 205 pounds and started nine games for oklahoma state throwing for over 2,000 yards and 12 touchdowns. his season came to an end early when he was sidelined by a concussion. he'll be immediately eligible to co

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plate glass is incredibly energy intensive. it uses that a tremendous amount of coal, and by the 1880's, natural gas. this is why so much of the industry had been located around pittsburgh. when teh field was discovered in the 1880's, two industrialists who had been working is pittsburgh did the math. they looked at the surveys of the gas field and looked to the most robust real estate market in the country, which was in chicago. they realized that if they located a factory in indiana they would have a monopoly on chicago's glass. the other plant was in crystal city, missouri, so about twice as far away. for about 10 years, the two largest plateglass firms in the world were located in kokomo just down the rail line in elwood, indiana. these essentially produced plate glass exclusively for the chicago market. it coincided with the economic depression in the 1890's. they overproduced. they were a little more optimistic of what the market would bear. plate glass ended up being cheaper than brick. if you are trying to increase the

mary's of berkeley no choice but to address racial tension head first in the home plate. >> still big issue and still topic around our school. >>reporter: two week after racial slur caught on camera caught the pinole valley player college scholarship. >> i understand he was wrong. he understands he was wrong. >>reporter: the team met again at leg championship app the father spoke out notch way he could get through this unscathed. he has to learn a

to me it sounds manageable >> it's a full plate [laughter]. we wouldn't think that if we couldn't manage it with expectations up front >> i think miscommissioner adams, my point is make the manageable. having -- i guess i will relate to some of my own corporate experience when you have worked on large teams you have to figure out a way to make it what functional and manageable and move it forward, >> thank you very much i appreciate that. >> i think diane did a great job of that the first time. that was my dry run. will have laugh >> you you didn't think you would be back at it again >> no i did not. thank you. commissioner brandon, do you have comments? thank you so much, i know how much work has gone into this i know we have chatted quite a bit about thoughts and ideas. my colleagues have put a fine point on it. i think in terms of the categories reiterating as people look at those, in terms of the afteryeahs of specialty clarifying there may be more than one category that people fit into that might be something that is helpful and useful, a

a family you can be a successful young person we seem to reward those who expectant step up to the plate and punish those are who this i'm hoping somehow you'll create something for that group of people that did what they noted to side to be successful paying their taxes and doing the right thing and other group of people those that are 18 and no longer can be in this system and now they're a bunch of attorneys at law we're throwing them out there should be be some dormitory situation when we loaf their farther parents they're not ready to face what they're going to face as young adults i'd like to see a dormitory set up with a house mother and father to help them i'm hoping that you'll listen to me and put that on the plate thank you. >> good afternoon commissioners executive director director bohe and again with 3 comments first to just express my support for mr. foreman he represents not only himself but a delegation of other african-american and asian pacific islander and hispanic contracts that are all over in the bay area they're great contractor and certainly they should be partic

they were last seen driving a dark colored chevrolets license plate 6vus072.see that vehicle call the santa clara county sheriff immediately and stay with abc nor more on this breaking news. you can get instant updates by following us on twitter at twitter@abc7newsbayarea. >> federal trade commission is going after four cancer charities for using donated dollars to fund lifestyles that were lavish. they say the charities and the operators bilked more than $187 million from donors to pay for luxury vacations vehicles and college tuition. investigators say 3 percent of all funded collects when to cancer patient. the organizations include: cancer fund of america, breast cancer society, the children's cancer fund and cancer support services. "good morning america" will have much more on the story at 7:00. >>> right now it is 5:14. a warning for a.t.m. users, debit card data theft is soaring. fraud at the a.t.m. machine, debit cards information is stolen at high 9 rate in decades with banks racing to issue new cards with chips to make them harder to counterfeit. if

the guy is playing with 5 or 6 facial fractures and a plate in his upper cheek. >> that's incredible. >> yeah, so warriors have a lot of work to do. this was undoubtedly their worse game in a long time. we'll have more in the locker room and what the players had to say about this loss. >> all right we'll see you later in sports. thanks mark. >> game 3 is set for saturday, 5:00 p.m. our time. game 4 is monday 6:30. coming up, how the warriors tried to use technology to win how every game is much more than just the moves on the court. >> coming up, baby formula expired still for sale on store shelves. >> at 10:30 we ask why it's so easy to find it despite a lawsuit. >> an extra set of eyes on your car when you're not around. the new technology that alerts you. >> mornings on 2, starting at 4:00 a.m.. ♪ ♪ ♪ it took tim morehouse years to master the perfect lunge. but only one attempt to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >>> new at 10:00 technology that helps you avoid a costly parking mistake. >> a new parking

in approximately the same plate boundary area as the main shock. this event occurred at the eastern end of the part of the plate boundary that moved in the april 25th event. >> i was talking to a seismologist recently about convergent zones and let's get a little wonky here. i am curious. you have the convergence zone in the himalayas where the indian and eurasian tectonic plate collide. does that explain why this part of the world could be capable of so many quakes and so close together? >> exactly yeah. this is a major collision zone where the plate is colliding with eurasia. it's throwing up the high himalayan mountains. this is capable of high earthquake. in the past it's had large earthquakes as large as magnitude nine and is capable of similar sized events in the future. the events we've seen -- >> no, forgive me, but you can't predict them correct? >> we can't predict them but we can observe what's happened in the past. we can use that to inform bus what might occur in the future. >> speaking of the future, what does the future look like fin

and i just happen to see a black car with the same license plate come past me. radioed it in. >> minutes later the officers catch up with the suspect. they pull him over and shut down the freeway. with the suspect by the side of the road, the officers try to make sure they're not in for any surprises. >> he's capable of anything. and any time there's a bank robber in a vehicle, it could go one of many ways. >> we handcuffed him. brought him back to one of our cruisers and as we laid him on the hood of the cruisers to do a search of his person, make sure there's no weapons on him. >> i was patting him down and faking everything out of his pockets. basically looking for weapons. >> the officer is searching his front left pocket. he's throwing change and paperwork. whatever's in the pocket out of it so he knows he cleared it. one thing that he threw on hood of the car was this folded up piece of paper. >> with the cops focused on a weapons search, the suspect seizes his opportunity. >> he reaches over with the -- stretches the neck out and got the piece of paper. h

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