max resnik reports. a huge draw of the north state a recreational resource and more but the u.s. geological survey lists mount shasta as number five on a list of the 18 u.s. volcanoes that are a very high threat and there are two more in california lassen volcanic center at number 11 and long valley caldera at 18.mt. shasta's hierarchy is of particular concern says margaret mangan scientist in charge of the california volcano observatory.voice of margaret mangan/ california volcano observatory: "certainly, mt. shasta is a very high threat volcano that we keep our finger on the pulse."its hazards zone covers about 95 hundred square miles according to mapping done in the late 1970s and 1980s which is currently being updated. mangan says more than 100000 people live or work in this hazard zone and an estimated 37 million cars pass by on interstate 5 each year.mangan says important water resources are also in the hazards zone. voice of margaret mangan/ california volcano observatory: "the upper sacramento ri

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max resnik reports. it's a huge draw of the north state a recreational resource and more but the u.s. geological survey lists mount shasta as number five on a list of the 18 u.s. volcanoes that are a very high threat and there are two more in california lassen volcanic center at number 11 and long valley caldera at 18.mt. shasta's hierarchy is of particular concern says margaret mangan scientist in charge of the california volcano observatory.voice of margaret mangan/ california volcano observatory: "certainly, mt. shasta is a very high threat volcano that we keep our finger on the pulse."its hazards zone covers about 95 hundred square miles according to mapping done in the late 1970s and 1980s which is currently being updated. mangan says more than 100000 people live or work in this hazard zone and an estimated 37 million cars pass by on interstate 5 each year.mangan says important water resources are also in the hazards zone. voice of margaret mangan/ california volcano observatory: "the upper sacramen

let's bring in nathan resnik, ceo of sourcefy. and patrick chovanick. nathan, what's going on with chinese manufacturing? and what are the companies you work with here in the west doing to prepare for the possibility, maybe even the likelihood that tariffs will move from 10% now to 25% january 1 on more than 200 billion of goods >> that's a great question i would say what we're seeing is a lot of american companies are front loading production, meaning that they're actually producing more now before this potential tariff comes into play this 25% increase in january they're front loading production, trying to import a bit more products than they might usually during this time of the year, in order to front load some of that production in order to hit that 10% tariff right now, instead of the 25% that may be coming in january. >> what will they do when they can't do that any more and the 25% tariffs go into play >> they have to diversify the supply chain i've been saying this since the china tariffs came to play you see a lot of chinese factories starting

since 2005.and three volcanoes here in california are now considered to be a very high threat.max resnik. it's a huge draw of the north state a recreational resource and more but the u.s. geological survey lists mount shasta as number five on a list of the 18 u.s. volcanoes that are a very high threat and there are two more in california lassen volcanic center at number 11 and long valley caldera at 18.mt. shasta's hierarchy is of particular concern says margaret mangan scientist in charge of the california volcano observatory.voice of margaret mangan/ california volcano observatory: "certainly, mt. shasta is a very high threat volcano that we keep our finger on the pulse."its hazards zone covers about 95 hundred square miles according to mapping done in the late 1970s and 1980s which is currently being updated. mangan says more than 100000 people live or work in this hazard zone and an estimated 37 million cars pass by on interstate 5 each year.mangan says important water resources are also in the hazards zone. voice of margaret mangan/ california volcano observatory: "the upper sacrame