caitlyn mcfadden trying to find schwartz schwartz -- katie schwarzmann who both have pretty good gamespiro who has the only penn goal has it right now and gives it up. >> jack: that is a pass for ml1acl0 -- that is a pass caitlyn mcfadden did not have to make. she could have taken her time and moved the ball down to the end of the offensive field. >> mike: games played here at franklin field 34-4 here in the last five games at home. trying to knock off the first two in the nation and maryland has been so dominant they got to the final four, 32 over the last two years former land. >> jack: that is a very good match up to watch if you are watching

geologist david schwartz says the hayward fault ruptures every 140 to 150 years. >> schwartz: it's been 141 years since the last large earthquake. >> pitts: so it's time? >> schwartzime. it's due. the hayward fault sits right in the middle of the bay area, geographically and population- wise. two million people sit directly on top of it. and when it goes, it will be the first major earthquake to occur in the middle of a modern u.s. city. we haven't had that before. we don't know what the results of that will be. >> pitts: but it will be devastating? >> schwartz: it will be something, i think, that's beyond what we really expect. >> pitts: after the loma prieta quake, the report, "competing against time," put californians on notice that their roads and bridges needed fixing. >> ney: it's what we go back to when we need to remember that we've got to move quickly and we've got to try and get the project completed. >> pitts: okay, you say quickly. the document was done in may of 1990. >> ney: that's right. >> pitts: it's been a long time. >> ney: it has been a long time. >> pitts: now, caltrans has another race against time, with evidence that the existing bridge is f

schwartz and his group americans for prosperity has been an emerging voice in maryland's political landscape. >> we are a group that has been involved in organizing local tea parties. >> schwartz said his group's popularity shows in its membership. that tops 10,000. new gallop poll numbers show 28 percent of all adult americans support the tea party movement. and along with that growth comes criticism from across the aisle from a bloger, steve lee bow witnesses that now said schwartz and his group should register with the state as a lobbyist. >> gandhi had a famous quote. first ignore, then laugh then fight then you win. and we're in the fight stage. >> this is a very intense kind of conflict right now. and what the registration requirement is all about, this arguing about registration is really about the right of these people to, fully in the political process. >> state ethics law mandates grassroots groups register, if expenditures top $200,000 in a reporting period. >> we went through the expenditures and we found out that we do not meet the threshold that the state ethics board puts forth as somebody that should register as grassroots group. >> this professor at johns hopkins university believes the movement should be registered as a lobbyist and the title of the impact should not carry any weight. >> i don't think it makes any difference whether they register or don't. i think, l their legitimacy will be judged by people. more, in the long run. >> now, tonigh