for more on the imminent dangers this predicted earthquake could cause our to correspondent ramon galindooined me earlier i asked him whether california was prepared for the big one when it comes to the us california is considered to be the most ready for an earthquake but when you take a closer look and the things that scientists and engineers also are taking a look at california much like the rest of the west coast is woefully unprepared now here in this day we have some tough this building restrictions ever engineers point out that something like eighty percent of the buildings were built even before these earthquakes and theirs were put into effect so we still have the potential of thousands of buildings just crumbling during an earthquake and the infrastructure underneath the ground is what you're not thinking about pipes that are over one hundred years old likely bursting not just water pipes but also gas pipes as well and ramon you did just say that there are woefully unprepared are there any reason examples that show that infrastructure on the west coast is not ready for an earthq

shield to protect her daughter from hundreds of bullets was her own body are to correspondent ramon galindo takes a closer look at her story and a few other cases of police recklessness a tragic case of mistaken identity is the explanation given as to why los angeles police officers fired one hundred rounds at two unarmed women delivering newspapers neighbors are still shocked and frustrated we had a boy. in the upstairs bedroom also caused by the l.a.p.d. . roland belak house says his neighborhood has always been peaceful until the l.a.p.d. showed up he's still waiting for the city to pay for the damage to his home belak house also astonished at the reckless gun fire that continues to mark his street their whole. idea their training is supposed to be on based on the law and not emotional reaction and they totally went against the whole training seventy one year old a mariner and as is still recovering from two gunshot wounds she suffered while trying to shield her daughter margy attorney lin jonas says that the women are still fearful for their lives they have a difficult. time grappling w

might be a little more dubious than that join me now to discuss this story our to correspondent ramon galindo hey there are mona advocates say that this will protect the public's privacy but at a time when the u.a.e. views are becoming more and more commonplace how likely is this to pass. the texas privacy could be the toughest anti drone law in the united states no the author of h.b. nine twelve state representative good in there in texas has advocated for privacy rights and has sold this bill as anti police state so it's got the support of civil libertarians and surprisingly enough it has gone support from legislators on the other side of the aisle democrats who see that their constituents are also concerned about privacy so it actually has done quite a bit of support it's out of the legislature there in texas right now it's only in a house committee so it's still a few steps away before becomes law now we're going on the other hand there's a lot of criticism about this bill criticism that says that this bill will stop i want more than just runs can't can you explain. that's right well rese

correspondent ramon galindo reports. she. said.mergency personnel crushed under their desks as a huge aftershock hit the los angeles area this time it's just a drill the simulated seven point eight magnitude earthquake gives first responders a chance to prepare for the big one an earthquake researchers get just as an early warning system before the real thing happens after a magnitude seven point eight earthquake we're going to have of course a lot of problems are given he manages the office of earthquake programs at the california institute of technology she explains what the simulated quake would look like in reality we're looking at three hundred thousand buildings being damaged we're looking at eight hundred deaths we're looking at fifty thousand injuries that need hospitalization water and electricity service could be out for weeks a catastrophic earthquake is deemed inevitable in southern california and would be much worse than the six point seven magnitude northridge quake which killed dozens of people new research shows the