. >> 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 ely 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 damage

richter paid $1,500,009 years ago when he moved in. vic lee, abc7 news. >> san jose mayor will deliver a state of the city address two hours from now. the speech being held inside of the new grand ball room at san jose mchenry convention center. before the speech city workers and local volunteers will be honored for efforts to improve quality of life in san jose. >> for the second time in two months, the south bay has sold a winning lottery ticket. this time worth $425 million, sold at a dixon landing gas station in milpitas. nobody claimed this prize yet but owners are celebrating in many ways. abc7 news joins us live now with more, leanne? >> this owner is probably sleeping now. at 6:30 in the morning in india. his family has yet to sell him this is the largest jackpot in california history he'll get $1 million. his father owns the gas station that sold the ticket. >> i found out through a text message through a friend i thought he's lying. >> his father on a plane headed for inda. officials announced there had been a win winner. a s

richter is a former sanford physics professor, one of 500 residents of this living complex who filed a lawsuit charges they transferred $190 million in fees to its parent company cc chicago. fee that's would go to residents when they move or to their heirs if they die. he gets angry when he recall what's the company lawyer told him >> we see that people get paid but have no legal obligation to do so. that is crazy. >> richter is becoming worried because he says that the company is in the red. >> when i moved in her the balance sheet was plus $300 million, today, it is minus $300 million. >> company spokesman sam singer responds this way. >> via palo alto has a successful history of repaying fees to every resident we paid $121 million since inception. we have 0 bank debt >> the lawyer for residents sees it differently >> what happened is that money and this group of senior citizen needed piece of mind and got the opposite. >> entrance fees are expense yichlt dr. richter paid $1.5 million for his, and that is nine years ago when he moved in. >> abc7 news i teal has gotten results. you

richter is a former sanford physics professor, one of 500 residents of this living complex who filed a lawsuit charges they transferred $190 million in fees to its parent company cc chicago. fee that's would go to residents when they move or to their heirs if they die. he gets angry when he recall what's the company lawyer told him >> we see that people get paid but have no legal obligation to do so. that is crazy. >> richter is becoming worried because he says that the company is in the red. >> when i moved in her the balance sheet was plus $300 million, today, it is minus $300 million. >> company spokesman sam singer responds this way. >> via palo alto has a successful history of repaying fees to every resident we paid $121 million since inception. we have 0 bank debt >> the lawyer for residents sees it differently >> what happened is that money and this group of senior citizen needed piece of mind and got the opposite. >> entrance fees are expense yichlt dr. richter paid $1.5 million for his, and that is nine years ago when he moved in. >> abc7 news i teal has gotten results. you

after taking a rush development china's milk the market up to configure richter had previously. we are committed to their money was joe torre to see how the president of planned by more than fifty percent the cucumber empty houses and frequent buyers to turn the tv stand a ghost town now the question is will the rest of china to import appears to be a similar fate china securities journal report recently servants working in a small county in the shadow province were given a task. the county government forced them to tell these two parts the relatives or friends enough and didn't pay any bonus given to the finish their task. but did point out that anyone who could not fill help me find a month salary. many servants small cabinet role that after doing this. if the bid could never happen before. although the local government denied that his chinese experts believed to reflect the current economic situation of them not to be in china. in most cities or counties. we have the pigeon population. like the ports are open market. however due to lack of industries a local area. people have

richter regulations on sexual leader constant even sexy commercials disappeared from t.v. these forced young people to go there show in their sex lives that now they have more interest in social media and dating becomes annoying to them. not only social networking but also high unemployment among the youth generates this widespread celibacy and sexual reclusion say researchers many simply have no money to date and get married oh yeah i'm out of just to help up to one hundred people every month but with growing numbers of those are interested in intimacy in population of one hundred sixty million this is just a drop in the ocean alexi rush of c.r.t. reporting from tokyo in japan. and towards national news now. a forty eight hour strike of two workers has began in london disrupting the on the ground journey of tens of thousands of passengers some major central stations have been closed forcing people into overcrowded trains and buses the strike was triggered by government plans to modernize the underground which would include almost a thousand job cuts and the closure of all

record in the country's modern history norway in second place canada on the usa complete the top four richter on was the man of the moment on friday he has won three gold medals in short track speed skating here in sochi on friday he won the five hundred meters before helping russia to gold in the relay and the atmosphere inside the iceberg skating palace was electric an unofficial elim pic record was set with the home fans reaching well over one hundred decibels but they were the only ones who may have had something to shout about if you can explains comedian jimmy kimmel knew that the u.s. media would take the bait when he conspired with keith henson from the us lose team and posted a video of a wolf supposedly wandering the whole ways of her dorm in sochi but even the comedian could not imagine the scale of the media frenzy that followed the seventeen second clip shows a large canine actually are still in the home. and i'm not talking blitzer to shooting out from the door outside the world in the olympic village i'm glad you're not in this hallway since got out of there there's a stray dog

conan o'brien, max weinberg, andy richter, those guys are awesome.ght" and i love the guy. i want to support him and we're going to be a good team, back-to-back. so congrats to seth myers. [ cheers and applause ] and most importantly, i want to thank you guys. i want to thank the fans. i can't believe it. [ cheers and applause ] this didn't exist five years ago. there was no such thing as this show five years ago. isn't that crazy to even believe that? so i just, it means the world to me, and makes me so happy. thank you so much. [ cheers and applause ] and, i want to thank buckwheat zydeco! how great is that. he's just the greatest. [ cheers and applause ] that was them performing "on a night like this" to open the show. his latest album is "lay your burden down," and you can see them on tour starting february 13th in vienna, virginia. buckwheat zydeco. [ cheers and applause ] we've got a great show tonight! he just won a golden globe for his work on "brooklyn nine-nine." our good friend, our final guest, andy samberg is here! [ cheers and applause

while most of the quakes are harmless, one recently measured 3.8 on the richter scale. over the past 30 days, oklahoma has been a hotspot for earthquakes. becoming the second most active state after california, that was not always the case. before 2009 it was rare to see more than a handful of quakes in any given year in oklahoma. sin then there have been more than 800 with a magnitude of 2.0 or higher. why is this happening? well, some are blaming the increase in oil and gas drilling, others say it's waist water putting too muc -- wastewr putting too much pressure fault lines or maybe eights natural fluctuation in size mick activity to. get some answers and a better understanding let's turn to cornell university's larry brown, a ye owe physics professor chair of the earth and atmospheric department. dr. brown, thanks so much for joining us. is man to blame or is nature? what's your cake on this in. >> both, probably. i think we have the three suspects that you mentioned. a possible natural up tick, although that's a little bit unusual, quite unusual. suspects in the ma

that's not too much but oklahoma had a 5.6 richter quake in 2011 which broke a 60-year record of a 5.5n 1952. so they're getting bigger and that could mean trouble. >> jeffrey kluger thanks very much for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> and now here's a look at the weather for your weekend. >>> up next medical news in our "morning rounds" including a puzzling increase in flu among american adults under 65 a group that is generally less susceptible to the flu virus. plus dr. jon lapook and polly phillips on the serious state of injuries among women at the winter olympics. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." >> announcer: this portion sponsored by cadbury creme x. while others may keep trying. nobunny knows easter better than cadbury! i do it every day. i do it too. i do it and my husband loves it. [ female announcer ] do it. bring out your beauty from within with nature's bounty® hair, skin & nails. it's a vitamin supplement that nourishes from the inside. with biotin for healthy hair and nails.° and vitamins c and e for healthy skin.° i do it. it makes me feel beautiful

we are joined now by elvie richter. thank you for joining us.scale level say their stress is 5.8 compared to the adults at 5.1, is that uninsurable. >> it's interesting, because when i was researching "fire blue" i spent a lot of time on social media and ran across a post by a teenager that said, it's scary how your hole life depends on how you are as a teenager. and i sat back and thought about those heavy words. >> teens are relying on sedentary things to de-stress. go to the gym. teens are sitting down and grabbing the xbox. >> that's true. like i said, i've spent a lot of time on social media and would have to say that i feel that it's also a contributing factor. social media distorts reality. it's such a fairy tale. nobody puts up pictures or selfies of themselves with spinach in their teen. they think they have to effortlessly grow up or be a perfect princess. and if they are not, it can be really stressful. >> when we hear about the stories of cyber bullying and young kids killing themselves because they can't take the pressure, and the p