. >> where can i buy a richter scale? >> mr. richter is selling it. we are going to put a plug in for cold hardware. they are not available. it's a rather complex. >> in fact we don't even use the richter scale anymore. we use a moment magnitude. the richter scale was early technology. >> probably a myth that i hear most often is my building is just fine in the loma prieta earthquake so everything is fine. is that true ? >> loma prieta was different. the ground acceleration here was quite moderate and the duration was moderate. so anyone that believes they survived a big earthquake and their building has been tested is sadly mistaken. >> we are planning for the bigger earthquake closer to san francisco and a fault totally independent. >> much stronger than the loma prieta earthquake. >> so people who were here in '89 they should say 3 times as strong and twice as long and that will give them more of an occasion of the earthquake we would have. 10 percent isn't really the threshold of damage. when you triple it you cross that line. it's much more damag

. >> first came in earthquake of 9.3 on the richter scale suddenly hitting the 250,000 inhabitants of the indonesian on sunday,efore 8:00 december 26, 2004. few buildings had been built to resist such a shock. rescue services did the best they could but there were already many victims and there were more to come. sweeping away the rubble 10 minutes earlier. >> that is where my house was. i left my four children. >> this is on the seafront, made infamous by satellite photographs taken before and after the disaster. an unrecognizable landscape. whole areas and accessible. inaccessible. nine years later, it has been rebuilt along the large mosque. the city took refuge in religion. 30 meters back from where it was. >> for the children, this is now routine. twice a year, every school in the province holds tsunami drills. this class of 11-year-olds were infants when the tsunami struck. too young to remember. this drill is more like a game. they know exactly what to do if disaster strikes again. they have all learned first aid and survival techniques. >> this time, he did not hand out a big

jim richter of performance trust joins us on this tuesday morning. good morning, jim. > > good morning, angie. > > we're hearing more from the fatheads those fed presidents now starting to leak that maybe we will see a taper before the end of the year. how is the bond market reacting? > > well the head of the richmond fed president who has been fairly vocal in his opposition to the quantitative easing programs has come out and said he expects a healthy debate and even the st. louis president who has historically supported all this using quantitative easing himself has said with the improving labor market that he expects the odds to increase now with tapering. > > how does somebody prepare for a tapering? what would you do in the bond market right now to maybe profit on this? or maybe escape some sort of a collision that could happen. > > yeah a great question-- definitely if you look back to may when the taper discussion was put on the table, that was a very painful time to own bonds. really june and july-- i should say the summer was a tough time an

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and that brings me to this next headline from wolf richter seems the n.s.a. spied on me when i lived in belgium and he's talking about these n.s.a. revelations and that handles black covered and they looked at an n.s.a. management presentation from two thousand and twelve and among other morsels the presentation bragged about computer network exploitation see any perpetrated by the agency special shop the tailored access operations were over one thousand hackers are trying to wiggle up the bureaucratic ladder and get noticed and promoted by hacking more deeply and into more systems than the next guy they must be having a blast by mid twenty twelve the n.s.a. have penetrated fifty thousand networks worldwide including telecom networks the implants they installed active sleeper cells so here we have sleeper cells operating around the internet on behalf of the n.s.a. on behalf of the corporations whoever the n.s.a. is working for so one of the questions was this is like which are the sleeper cells in the middle east and why is that not even discussed the why are

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,

. >> it actually had an impact that was measured on the richter scale at the university of milwaukeeismographs there. >> the terrifying accident is caught on camera by an employee of the occupational safety and health administration, a federal agency charge d with setting an enforcing safety work practices. patrick is on site that day for a visit. seconds before the collapse, his colleagues begin recording the crane, not for work but for pleasure. >> we were videoing it just to see and it turned out to be the best evidence we have. >> iron worker jeff kasinski is watching frit a man basket, suspends from a crane inside of the stadium. >> you don't go to work expecting, you know -- you don't expect to see one of the most catastrophic accidents we've ever had. >> the retractable roof is going to be the show piece of the cutting-edge baseball stadium, but lifting the reconstructed structure into place isn't easy. it weighs 400 tons. >> you may as well be lifting the world. that's a lot of iron to be lifting at one shot. >> the crane, nicknamed big blue, is the largest in north america a

the noise and foot stomping at one moment in the game it registered an one or two earthquake on the richter scale in seattle. that's how loud it is at quest field. phenomenal environment that they're causing earthquakes. >> and someone might have to go through that city, that stadium. >> every team will have to go through. they have the number one team. >> forget about it. shut that down. michael yves, thank you. and coming up here on al jazeera america. the troubled government healthcare site has given the obama administration lots of bad press. now the president is focusing on the rest of the affordable care act. we have the latest from the white house. >>> also amazing the man who spent three days trapped i in a sunken ship 100 feet below the ocean next. tÑ >> we have breaking. the pentagon has temporarily stopped using a route to send cargo into afghanistan. officials saying there are other routes to more cargo into and out of afghanistan. >>> detroit is bankrupt. a judge cleared the way today for what is now the largest municipal bankruptcy in u.s. history. the city is $18 billion in d

. >> so let's talk about your relationship with richter yesterday boquist because i think it will give a sense of who we are talking about, where are we in america and also a little bit about your relationship with the people you're interviewing. >> rick is the guy that i met out one of the very first places that i went to interview white supremacists and neo-nazis. that's really interesting. when i told lance is going to be doing work on the extreme right, they said you're going to have to go to the deep south, the home of the clan or something like that. i said i don't think so. i want the actual mason-dixon line today, there were quite a large number of white supremacists, extreme right wing strongholds. it turns out in a lot of suburban schools along western new jersey, said in pennsylvania, a lot of public schools are so starved for cash at some schools printout their auditorium, there jim ferguson shows on w@ shows on weekends. some i went to basically what is a high school. inside the gym as tables in tables and tables of gun. postcode is there also a middle-school basketball ga

like the richter scale -- >> it gets harder and harder. of the hashart rate. tellingis basically per this is in gigahertz second, and we reached about 10 million. at this point, the difficulty have gotten to the point where you need to do 10 million 10hertz per second or terahertz per second convocation. 10 trillion computations per second, that is what the whole network is doing. from going --bbie on how to regulate the value of bitcoin mining. -- the higherthe the performance of the machine the higher validating the transaction. the idea is, build a very powerful machine in terms of performance and consumes the least power in terms of electricity bill. in the bitcoin world, performance minus electricity bill is your revenue. machines for individual to be mining, but the problem is it has gotten so difficult and you need so much power to run these giant computers to mind that some people think it outweighed the benefits that you get -- >> you spent so much electricity building it that it is not that -- worth the value. a guy herelly have at bloomberg who is s

he can withstand a 7 on the richter scale. >>, just a celebration of 2014. -- no earthquakes, just acelebration of 2014. is new year's eve somewhere. where is my champagne? >> i know. >> what are you doing tonight? >> partying, what else? >> but where? location. secret >> i'm going to push it offers long as i can because i'm played to the west coast. but you will be celebrating on the airplane new york time. you get to celebrate it. >> we have a lot to talk about. overe the festivities sydney. >> these fireworks will last for five big minutes. >> are we just going to rip up the script and watch fireworks? >> why not? >> there are some serious economic data to get us going. >> we're kicking it off. overnight, singapore gdp rose 6.7% according to the prime minister in a statement. here in the u.s., 9:00 a.m., home price index, an exciting one. 9:45, chicago manager. 10:00, consumer product index. the tone is better. >> but it will be a shortened trading day, at least for the bond market. that closes at 2:00 p.m. today. equity markets a full day had, although, i'm sure the volume will b

seahawks fans so loud, they registered on the richter scale. >>> and animals are people, too. no, really, they are. the new push to give chimps the same rights as humans. you're live in the "cnn newsroom." >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. investigators now say a train that derailed in the bronx that killed four people was going nearly three times the speed limit. it was clocked going 82 miles an hour when it should have been going 30. why was it going so fast? rene marsh is following the investigation from washington. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carol. the focus today, speed and the train's brakes. as you mentioned, why was this train going so fast? this morning that's the critical question investigators have for the train's engineer. ntsb investigators continue searching for answers and questioning train engineer william rockefeller with hopes in finding out why this train was going so fast. >> the train was traveling at approximately 82 miles per hour as it went into a 30-mile-an-hour curve. >> reporter: that's nearly three

the football fans, their screams are rocking the richter scale. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2."retty dramatic video in boston. the cause of a large fire at a commercial building, still, being investigated. you can see a huge amount of smoke. this started at about 4:30 this morning at a building that was under renovation, a cleaning crew was inside at the time but they were able to make it out okay. right now, the fire is under control but still smoldering. these are pictures from earlier today in boston. firefighters say they will be there for the next few hours to put out any flareups. fire caused about $2 million in damage. >> back here at home, a retired fire captain will be laid to rest today. 63-year-old daniel armenta died from a rare cancer last week. he worked at fire station 1 for the last ten years of his career. some blame his death on exposure to chemicals during his years of service. five other firefighters from station one have also been diagnosed with that same form of cancer associated with exposure to smoke. >> there was a recent study looking at san francisco,