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so let's make the assumption, today is saturday, an earthquake, magnitude 7.3 on the richter scale has struck 9.45 am this morning. the quake was on the north heyward fault and lasted 10 seconds. 45 minutes later, the city has widespread damage, fire, police and paramedics are overwhelmed by thousands of calls. nert volunteers are gathering in appropriate staging areas. your objective is to set up a command structure and prioritize the incident. what is the first incident you want to respond to and why? what is the second incident you would respond to, and why? you would continue this process until all the incidents have been addressed. and you have to always remember what's the model of the nert program? come on, everyone, let's go. do the most good for the most amount of people. those who pick priority 1, 35 people reported missing or injured. what's the goal of the nert program? let's repeat it again. do the most good for the most amount of people. so, thus, what's the second incident you would go to? 9 elderly people. this is what you have to deal with. once you dealt with people,

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it was ten fourteen am when the first tremor with a magnitude of seven on the richter scale shook spit out thirty seconds later the tiny town was no more just a pile of rubble. on the lawn of the main street in the center of the town was c. and. when the quake struck there were people in every apartment out of five story houses with a few misses here and both sides of the road you practically all of them fell a plant if you get only roots lying on the was filled could be seen after the quake you know. there is a church where our tours house once was more than twenty years on there are few reminders of that devastating earthquake. but in the cold month of december in one thousand nine hundred eight people around the world came to know the name of this small town in armenia aid began pouring in. from across the soviet union at that time armenia was part of it. the powerful earthquake affected all of armenia's northern areas as well as spectacular. the scale of the disaster only became apparent after several days just a handful of people had survived under the rubble the earthquake has cl

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you have to get inside the head of this woman that if richard nixon wasn't on the richter scale of paranoia she's attack and she believes the forces of evil are so. whirling around her at all times she she had her the big governor's mansion swept for bugs regularly her captors offices swept for bugs regularly she believed people were e-mail accounts she believed that former political enemies of each other were coming together to plot her downfall it's a massive scale of paranoia in my opinion the i think george will's most famous point about her was the main reason to not even consider sarah palin is nobody would trust her with nuclear weapons. is is that if that recognition sinking into the republican party. how can party in actually because i mean the republican party itself is is now asked to identify with the so far right that i think that the crazy i thought the outcome of the party and the time you knock down one of the moles whether it's not trumped up pops another one if you knock down i can be a down payment. michele bachmann you know it's one after the other and i don't think the

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she married her second husband who basically richter off $5 million but kept the papers together. they would love to sell them piece by piece but couldn't. illegal situation wasn't right for that. when they were out here, they go from payne to harvard. he resigns 151/6 in times and that does resign and dixon takes them to huntington. dixon makes a tall courtly texan who knows how to deal with clara. he was good genius at that. when he goes to berkeley says can i take the papers? she says sure. before the papers arrived he says i really think you should change your will so that instead of going to yale which is where they were intended to go they go to berkeley. you see what he was worried about. he was worried that clara would die and those papers -- his biography which was based on those papers would come to a halt. she writes that kansas are will sent a column next week. that is why. don't get me wrong. the papers are not their property until she dies 1860's to and there are efforts to get them back piecemeal. the people in charge were wise enough to resist. sam su was something

a moderate earthquake, but an earthqua earthquake. 4.2 on the richter scale.arysol castro has a check of our weather at 15 minutes past the hour. good morning. >>> good morning, jeff, good morning, everyone at home. the river explored by lewis & clark many moons ago continues flooding. of course, we're talking about the missouri river. today, more rain is in the forecast for montana. one to three inches of rain. so from today through sunday, here's what we're looking amount. at bismark by sunday, three feet above flood stage. pierre, 3 1/2 feet to add insult to injury, i hate using the cliche, there you have it. another thunderstorm that could affect this part of the country as well. from this to heat -- take a look at this 29 states, 2/3 of the country, feeling the heat. texas and missouri, you feel the brunlt of it. it stays like this through the end of the week. the jet stream starts to creep up a little bit. so the warm air will start to >>> this weather report sponsored by acuvue brand contact lenses. acuv acuvue, see what could be. >>> thanks so much, co

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richter's that no industry is probably as protected that local politicians are more attuned to than agriculture. the example i give is whether you were an elected member of the united states congress or a parliamentary body in asia, africa, not every elected official is blessed to say i have i want or boeing -- intel or boeing or texas instrument in my backyard. every one has a farmer. they look at our farm support policies, but broadly the argument we make to euroeurope is the same we make to everyone who joined the world trade organization. we have to operate with sound, sanitary, and vital sanitary standards if the system's going to work. now, i happen to believe that just as you were seeing, i think, a remarkable debate played out in our congress right now over agriculture supports because of the reality that budget constraints, fiscal responsibility is going to be with us for awhile. that will do more to frankly reform a.q. supports not only in the united states, but all the countries around the world of all the banging we do on one another and the decisions and can we afford it? i meet, a

he's a could richter of the bureau of the economic research and works with on profits of the world. he's the co-author of the 2012 book 14 bankers the wall street takeover and the next financial meltdown. he's a regular bloomberg columnist and frequently publishes economic opinion pieces in major national and international news publications such as "the washington post," wall street journal and financial times tebeau cofounder of the blog the baseline scenario. he earned his ph.d. in economics at mit. welcome dr. johnson. >> tiffin hassert is a senior fellow and tutor of economic policy studies at the american enterprise institute for public policy research. before joining the aei commission was a senior columnist of the board of governors with federal reserve system and an associate professor of economics and finance at the grassroots school of business at columbia university. dr. hassert was a policy consultant during the george h. w. bush and clinton administration. he served as the economic adviser to the george w. bush 2004 presidential campaign and as the senator john mccain's

. >> kevin richter wanted to be among -- >> ambassador kirk, i'm going to try to not continue the economics seminar quiz for you but ask the question, in more political terms and that is, in your role and for the administration a lot depends on proper expectations management. and it has been the model of u.s. political dialogue to always talk about us winning, you said in your opening remarks that we want to outcompete the world and i would submit that that's an impossibility because probably these days, intelligence is distributed rather evenly included in places in africa shootings up in amazing fashion. so holding that proposition to americans who are feeling very uncertain at this time, that we're leer to win again and be number one, you didn't say that, but that is the political paradigm, to me only extends the misery because it is an improbable proposition that you have. so i'm wondering now that you've been into your job for quite some time and you bring this wonderful mixture as mayor and d.c. federal official, don't you think it's really time for some kind of new realism? because t