the usgs tells us the quake produced a very small tsunami, just one inch. this was a rare event. the first time in almost 20 years the philippines have seen a quake of that magnitude originating from that fault. it's the same type of fault off japan, alaska, oregon, and washington state. >> these types of faults are capable of producing the eight to nine events. in california we're split because of the plate boundary we are here along the coast of california. and these -- generally we have up to a magnitude eight is our largest event. that's the 1906 type of events. >> the usgs says there's a 63% chance the bay area will magnitude a 6.7 quake within the next 25 to 30 years. >>> well, it is getaway day. the three-day labor day weekend for a lot of us is on. you can see it doesn't look too bad out there. the dumbarton bridge is open. but it will be closing soon to the retrofitting work can be done. stephanie tran is there more with more on that escape. >> reporter: according to aaa there will be millions traveling this weekend. 3.4% increase from last year. in addition to the conge

the usgs in menlo park says this is a rare event. it's a -- >> these tape types of faults are capable of generating the large magnitude 8 to 9 events, in california, we're dominated by the strike slip faults because of the type of bourntd we have along the coast of california and these, generally we have up to about an 8 is the largest events. and that's the 1906 type of events. >> the usgs says there's about a 63% chance that the bay area will experience a magnitude 6 to 7 quake in the 30 years. >>> samsung did not infringe on an apple patent. in the ongoing global legal battle between those two titans. a week a lot, san jose ruled that certain samsung smart phones violated apple patents. the man who signed his name to the guilty verdict tells nbc bay area, he was a reluctant tomorrow. bill hogan says he was surprised he was even picked for the trial given his tech background. he fixtuc figure afternoon son >> i initially hadn't wanted to be foreman. i was unanimously voted in. the only dissending vote was mine. and so i knew who i

usgs cut their losses in sheet rock and closed down. it is gone. the houses are there but the people are gone. it is the real wild west, the way it was. it takes a lot of the romance out of it. so we have done several things. black rock solor, which came out of burning man in gerlach. the school is closing down because they do not have any kids. the economy has been based on mining. there are some tourists that come through. hunters. some of our people come through and leave money in their wake. a little town like that does not know how to make money. but they have learned in certain ways. we have made significant charitable contributions. i do not want to great -- take much credit for this, but we are helping to keep them alive. the thing about our event, we do not do commercial things at the event. it spreads out the economic development to our neighbors. the piutes down the road are now doing in the in taco stands now and we know them. there was the day when we were considered scary, coming from san francisco, you know. it is much easier to brea

dozens of people what on bed usgs website. >>> couple of clouds of sides did the mother was mostly clear skies. the gun a bit looks like it's going to be a very nice day. the dry weather today. a lot of tropical moisture is out of town. mostly sunny but this afternoon. 70 degrees in san jose 70 oakland 77 cisco and 62 in pacific up. >>> supply before 5:00 this morning everything is for a nicely from hundred one a% of pier no. no. no one knew that to an exit. if the hands of someone else looks pretty good. it is another smooth ride so far across the golden gate bridge into san francisco. the drug tide of this early hour is 60 minutes between 2 and 38 in the base. over the biggest and traffic is so nice and light. >>> and research by sea for two kids who were kidnapped by their father. the suspected getaway vehicle is stolen sailboat. the children's mother says the book may be heading to thailand or mexico. investigators tracked into and out of me that arena. the unwished yacht was last seen wednesday near vallejo production happen on tuesday. the children's grandmother is covered with bru

the usgs says it was centered about two miles eve of -- east of berkeley.he magnitude temblor was felt by some in the newsroom. >>> santa cruz is getting help from the tsunami from japan because of the waves. $850,000 was given to santa cruz that suffered significant damage that day. >>> if you are flying in and out of san francisco international airport this weekend, you can expect some flight delays again. this is the third weekend in a row that the crews will install new lights. run of the main runways will close at 10:00 tonight and reopen at 8:00 p.m. monday morning. that is likely to cause delays over the weekend. >>> unseasonably hot weather in store for your oakland. even an -- for where you -- for your weekend. today, minor changes. a live look at the inland east bay. mostly sunny skies. meanwhile around the coast and bay, we continue to be socked in. giving you a look, stormtracker2 lined up across the coastline. still mostly cloudy. for oakland as well as parts of san leandro, the onshore breeze a bit stronger. 17 miles an hour. anywhere from 10

the usgs says a 3.2 quake hit near beverly hills about 3:30 this morning. it was felt up to eight miles away from the epicenter. no reports of damage. according to the l.a. times, in the past 10 days there has been one earthquake 3.0 or greater centered in that area. >> this morning upsetting news for people in a bay area community who survived a fire storm. vandals. christie smith is live in oakland with why investigators say the vandals may be targeting this sculpture. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jon. this is the centerpiece of the fire storm memorial garden near highway 13, this is the area that burned. the sculpture means a lot to people who live around here so you have to wonder what someone was thinking when they came in and cut five of these metal posts off. not only did they do that but they did it steps away from the sign that shows that there are security cameras watching what people are doing. this committee that developed the garden is hoping that the tapes will help identify the people responsible for this. and it goes from bad to

the usgs says magnitude 3.3 quake was centered in beverly hills. it was shallow so it felt pretty strongly close to the epicenter. they received numerous calls but there were no reports of injuries or damage. >>> this labor day activists in berkeley are calling for better care of mothers giving birth. the group improving birth rallied this morning at the medical center on ashby avenue. it says there are too many cesarean sections and babies born by induced labor. they want birthing practices to be less centered on technology. >> that the doctors would have a little bit more patience and support the natural process. and have an optimal outcome for baby and mother. >> improving birth also says that while the u.s. spends more on maternity care tan any other country it ranks number 49 in maternal deaths. similar rallies are being held today in more than 100 cities across the country. >>> dumbarton bridge remains shut down for a seismic upgrade. the job is set to be completed by 5:00 tomorrow morning. cal trans closed the bridge friday night and crews h

the are still issues about usg stunt lse plants for assembling the iphone. we did see the swhar price come off in monday's trading session just shying away from that 700 bucks level. one other story worth spending time on here. facebook, the shares down 9%, roti out a piece suggesting still the share price might be overvalued, ouch, to anybody who bought into this ipo. it is still 45% underwater compared to the ipo price. fascinating stories in the tech space for y. ropean trade right now. back to you. >> wow, 45% down. jeff, thanks so much. we appreciate it. >>> still ahead this morning on "way too early" -- supply tell you, two of the rst calls at the end of a football call i can remember. >> the rcemerefs strike again, this time directly deciding the outcome of the packers and seahawks game. you make the call. we'll let you do that ahead in sports. >>> a piece of legislation named h s o jy itin f tirst time since the civil war era federal troops were sent to a southern city to enforce the law. the soldiers escorted the children up the steps into the class

. >> an earthquake rocked in mendocino county, the usgs as a magnitude 4.5 earthquake struck 2 mi.ortheast of ukiah around 8:15 a.m., no reports of damage or injuries. >> , or whether now, you have been here seven months? >> and i have not felt an earthquake yet. >> do not worry, you will. hopefully it is only a small one. >> people in the bay area looking good right now but in other parts of the world we have this guy standing around, category 3 hurricane, yesterday, it has weakened a little bit, but still a very powerful category 2 hurricane, sustained winds of 100 mi. per hour if you are planning to add them to buy a hot watch the latest tracking on the system, it will likely weaken. it is not a hurricane strength that is a problem but we could be talking about severe flooding as the system moves onshore over the weekend. watch that system as it moves onshore. outside right now the sky is clearing out very nicely, we did have dense fog early on, still patchy fog along the coast but then the tears began to warm up, 71 in concord and 77 in livermore and 62 degrees in san fransisco

usgs guyologiseologists found t 8.6 quake that hit off sumatra, indonesia, in april triggered sizeable aftershocks up to a week later, one felt as close as monterey county. that 8.6 shaker happened on a strike slip fault and those types of quakes travel underneath the earth's surface and can reach distant areas. the hayward and san andreas faults are also strike slip faults. the lesson here this morning is now is the time to make sure that you an your family are earthquake prepared. live in san jose, marla tellez, today in the bay. >>> 6:14 right now. if you're just joining us, here's a quick check on today's top stories. yes, the real ones, the real guys, the regular refs are back. the nfl and referee union announcing they have reached an eight-year contract agreement. >>> east bay lawmakers calling for a state hearing about last month's fire at the chevron refinery in richmond. in the meantime, chevron is issuing an industry alert about flawed silicon pipes that may have corroded actually leading to that explosion. >>> the country's gay marriage fight takes another crucial turn today

the usgs says they will lose $88 billion in funding if congress does not resolve the budget stalemate that is to trigger across the board cuts in january. they say they would have to halt research on a quake warning system. the system would deploy sensors in quake-prone areas and send warnings cell phones and on- line. >> there could be delays in store for people traveling through san francisco international airport this weekend. the third weekend in a row that crews will be working on runway lights and safety systems. the two rival runways will chose at 10:00 and reopen at 8:00 a.m. on monday. airport officials say that could cause delays of up to an hour throughout the weekend especially on west coast routes. >> a dozen vet rans are suing the military, saying more should have been done to help them. after they were sexually assaulted. 14 women and five men filed their federal lawsuit today in san francisco. they claimed that the department of defense and top military officials knew about the problem and did not do enough to prosecute the attack ires or stop retaliation against -- at

seismologists at uc berkeley and the usgs found that the magnitude 8.6 quake that hit off the coast of sumatra in april -- large quakes trigger small ones. but that 8.6 shaker triggered several magnitude 6.0 or larger quakes on the west coast. >>> fight or flight? a brand-new study of san francisco crime showing resisting your attackers could land you in the hospital more often than not. bob redell has a look at what's happening to people who stand their ground and try to fight back. >> reporter: these numbers we're about to show you from police show you just how important it is for you to know your surroundings so you can avoid getting mugged here in the city because if you are robbed while out and about in s.f., chances are, you will get hurt regardless of what you do. this is based on reporting done by the examiner which used statistics from sfpd. there were 100 mugles over a three-week period in late august, early september. out of those victims, a third fought back. and when they did, the majority, almost all of them were beaten up. talking about cuts and bruises. hardly any situa

it is only 5 for sentencing right of your if the usgs report a 3.3 magnitude earthquake hit beverly hills earlier this morning. the police in beverly hills say they have gotten a lot of calls the the damage or injuries reported. >>james: we will take a quick break, here's another look outside. here is a look of the view of the golden gate. a lot of fog but it is really isolated. other cameras show blue skies. it just depends on where you are. this is an rc robotic claw. my high school science teacher made me what i am today. our science teacher helped us build it. ♪ now i'm a geologist at chevron, and i get to help science teachers. it has four servo motors and a wireless microcontroller. over the last three years we've put nearly 100 million dollars into american education. that's thousands of kids learning to love science. ♪ isn't that cool? and that's pretty cool. ♪ >>darya: a u.s. open tennis judge has been accused of murdering her husband and has been released from jail on bond they believe that low as did ms. killed her husband with a coffee cup. sixth course they say she attacked h

hit three minutes after midnight, the epicenter in beverly hills, thousands of people went on the usgs website to report that they had felt it, the same area at a 3.2 earthquake monday. >> you have been here six months? and you have not felt an earthquake? >> and you are looking forward to it? >> malou and not, you are. >> on the bay area we're seem partly cloudy skies, looking pretty good as we head out on this friday with temperatures mainly in the '50s although some upper '40's and parts of the north bay and this afternoon plenty of sunshine in most spots inside of the bay. 50's and 70's. and 50s and 60s along the coastline. a return to dry weather today as high pressure builds in, that sub tropical moisture has moved east. nice and dry in the bay area, sfo with clouds this morning, no delays reported. sunnyvale this afternoon temperatures in the upper 60s, traveling across the country a few spots to worry about, some thunderstorms in denver, thunderstorms expected in chicago, causing delays. 82 degrees and partly cloudy in new york. bay area, the jurors as high as 78 degrees, 76 de

this time came equipped to back and both the received several roun usg up we do know that president obama is suppodo phone call with the i want to bring zakaria. ll what in the world might that be like? to say to netanyahu in that >> well, the lot. they just spent an hour talking a couple of days ago. i think it was netanyense that they talk a lot. they work together. there's a lot of intelligence cooperation. i don't think it's particularly friendly. but they see eye to eye on many of the issues involving iran. don't is on whether the united states needs to draw a bright line a very clear line as to when tliger an trigger amer strike. effect to single that in l talk about is something else. there's a leap from the israeli foreign ministry that israel wants another round of even tougher sanctions on iran. and that that might be something they see as a way of making -- of delaying or perhaps unnecessary for a few months any talk of military action. the obama administration is very comfortable with tough sanctions on iran and may be an area of some agreem tougher sanctionsahu'sg with his di

. >> reporter: the usgs gee physicists say they hit this area -- costa rica scientists have warned aboutake for a decade, urging stronger building codes, and putting into a web of instruments in the region. >> we're going to learn a lot about the nature of this earthquake from what our colleagues are doing. >> reporter: u.s. seismometers. >> i see this as a triumph of costa rican geoscience. >>> a federal crackdown on marijuana growing has uprooted more than 1 million plants. in all, the crop was worth $1.5 billion. the u.s. attorney's office in sacramento county released the figures. they happened in arizona, california, idaho, nevada, oregon, and washington. >>> motorola says it has taken an old favorite and made it even better. today it rolled out new additions to its razor family phones. the droid razor m serves for $99, and is expected to be in stores next week. the new phones run on google's android operating system. nokia today debuted its new smart phone. the new flagship is a lumina 920. the lens can shift to compensate for shaky hands, resulting in sharper images in low light.

. >> reporter: the usgs gee physicists say they hit this area -- costa rica scientists have warned aboutuake for a decade, urging stronger building codes, and putting into a web of instruments in the region. >> we're going to learn a lot about the nature of this earthquake from what our colleagues are doing. >> reporter: u.s. seismometers. >> i see this as a triumph of costa rican geoscience. >>> a federal crackdown on marijuana growing has uprooted more than 1 million plants. in all, the crop was worth $1.5 billion. the u.s. attorney's office in sacramento county released the figures. they happened in arizona, california, idaho, nevada, oregon, and washington. >>> motorola says it has taken an old favorite and made it even better. today it rolled out new additions to its razor family phones. the droid razor m serves for $99, and is expected to be in stores next week. the new phones run on google's android operating system. nokia today debuted its new smart phone. the new flagship is a lumina 920. the lens can shift to compensate for shaky hands, resulting in sharper images in low light.

second, there is a minor earthquake in the greater los angeles area this morning, the usgs says it'smagnitude and it was centered in beverly hills. the police spokesman says just about every alarm in the city is going off but the patrol officers there say there are no signs of structural damage. >> vandals left their mark on a sculpture that honors the lives and homes lost in the 1991 oakland hills fire and this is not the first time they targeted this sculpture. christie smith has a look at what's being done. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, marla. you do have to wonder what someone is thinking when they do something like this. this isn't the first time. it's the third time that someone has damaged this memorial sculpture. if you can pan over here, someone cut five metal poles off the structure. this happened even though it's pretty obvious that they have got security cameras up near the whole thing. the committee that maintains the oakland hills sculpture is hoping that the cameras might provide a clue to whoever did this. more than 3,000 homes were lost in the 1991

we cannot approach things just because ofthe domestic political agenda usg double standards. >> rose: do you have fears about the arab spring? >> well i think -- >> rose: do you have any theories about the arab autumn and where you think it's going. >> i hope it's not going to the nuclear winter. >> rose: what would lead it to the nuclear winter, iran getting a nuclear weapon which is not an arab country. what would lead to the nuclear winter? >> well, this was a figure of speech, of course. >> rose: okay. >> nuclear winte-- >> youtake it very seousl thatore and more countries are thinking of buying security guarantees by way of going nuclear. it's very dangerous thing. and threats, isolations, policies. they only fueled this concerns. and we have really to think about the overall security landscape, not only in the middle east, in many other parts of the world. and when this most important global issues which will, you know, have consequences for many of us, are becoming hostages to one or other political campaign, it's really very sad. >> rose: i hope we can continue this dialogue b

. >> the usgs mapped it as far as the southwest end of lake clark, and from there it's about another 15 or 20 miles to the mine site. so that's where that's the big question mark here, is-is what happens in that 15 to 20 miles. >> narrator: pebble maintains that the fault either terminates or bypasses the mine site. >> we did a sort of electromagnetic flying of that fault, and actually it turned out to go in a different direction than people thought it did. so we have mapped that. that fault has not been active for, i think, over 11,000 years. so we really don't think it's a threat. >> narrator: still, pebble says they are designing their structures to withstand a magnitude 7.5 earthquake on the lake clark fault. >> survey all these little beach features, river features, and so on... >> narrator: but critics like higman point out that pebble won't release the more sophisticated mapping data that might support their claims. >> so if they design a facility with very optimistic ideas about seismic hazards and it turns out they are wrong, it turns out that there is a big risk from earthq

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if you're shifting over to billing products, we think usg has tremendous upside from current levels andtioned to rally if we get another increase. fortune brands dominates the areas where it competes. if you're holding a stock for two to five years, looks to good growth. >> keeping it real, are there any you would say it is really a little too late to get in here? >> the whole point is this -- the entire sector, both building products, both housing stocks, have had a tremendous move. our question is these two sectors feel elevated right now but looking at the broader market you got to make the call how much exposure do you want to have given this huge rally we've had. if the market continues with strength, these stocks will continue to outperform. >> lot of "ifs" there, bob. what would scuttle all this? >> our biggest concern is headwinds coming from softness in the labor market and anemic gdp growth. >> what about fiscal cliff? >> that's definitely an issue that would lead directly to weaker gdp performance. so there is a lot of uncertainty. we've made a lot of strong performance gains

usgs seismologists in menlo park found that the magnitude 8.6 quake that hit in indonesia back in aprilctually triggered sizeable aftershocks around the world as much as a week later. one that was felt as close as monterey county. now, here's the thing. that 8.6 shaker happened on a strike slip fault and those types of quakes travel underneath the earth's surface and can reach distant areas. the hayward and san andreas faults are strike slip faults as well. so now is the time to make sure you have that earthquake preparedness kit ready for you and your family. if you want to read more about the study, you can find it in the current issue of "nature." >> marla, thank you very much. i'm glad i just resubscribed to "nature." i'll check it out. >> you can borrow my issue. i read more mother nature. >> you know what, marla is right. you want to keep your family safe at all costs and it might bring grabbing an extra canned good at the grocery store, grabbing some emergency supplies. you want to always have a large stock of water. that's right, water, in case anything happens. 5:45. taking a l

. >> brown: and we close with tonight's politics segment, a look at how theampaigns are usg the internet tattract voters. margaret warner has that. >> warner: we continue our regular look at the campaign as it plays out in social media and on the web. for that, we're joined again by two journalists from daily download, lauren ashe burn and howard kurtz. welcome back to you both. >> thank you. >> warner: let's start with the tragedy yesterday, the attacks on the u.s. embassy and consulate in egypt and libya and we all know mitt romney made a couple comments, one on the web the night before and th one yesterday essentially criticing t oba administration for having sympathized with the attackers or apologized. what was the reaction in the social media sphere? >> on twitter the event itself with the hashtag "libya" which categorize it is event itself, there were 26,000 tweets within 24 hours. now to mitt romney specifically they had the hashtag "romney fail" "romney shambles" "unfit mitt" and there were negative tweets as well. >> to give you the flavor, magare, chris rock eete "i'll give mi

kick it off with a drop for usg. >> this is actually -- i'm glad i got this.proves my point that fundamentals don't matter. they cut 4,500 jobs, got cut, they were at a conference, they didn't really have any great things to say. stock was down 10% almost. at one point closed 30 cents off the highs of the day. i mean, this is a name i still continue to like. >> drop for nike to move 1%. keith? >> well, fundamentals do matter, and in this case citigroup made a call. and i think that will be positive when they report. and that's at the end of the day -- >> letter x is a pop. 3% to move. >> and fundamentals don't move, and prices have gone down this week. u.s. steel prices higher. it's better for steel companies that iron ore are lower, but the demand is not there. this is heavy resistant at 24. i would sell there. >> pop for jpmorgan. karen? >> yes, same thing as yesterday. more good news for the banks, a little bit of a steepening yield curve. and jamie dimon, still hot. >> pop for gold miners. etf up 5%. mike? >> you know, you've got a pop for gold, you're goi

here he trieso make theoint usg hi interpretation of the supreme court ruling on obama care. >> by the way, the president has now raised taxes on the middle class as so determined by the supreme court. >>nd then this week romney mangles his ssage by saying ama didn't raise taxes in his first term bht i ndrm >> he's got one new idea. i admit he has one thing he did not do in his first four years he said he's going to do in the next four years which is raise taxes. >> which is it, mark? did he or di't he or is he ilob h more ast ye charitable interpretation. >> your interpretation is the one we want. >> my sense is hwas talking about raising marginal tax rates rather than raising any taxes. >> that's charitableyou're right. >> i wl say a veronfha id be. he's not at the point where he can afford either to create distractions through loose rhetoric or to have a muddled message th doesn't give people a sense of where his heart is, as you said at the beginning. i'm just amazed that at this stage he's been a candidate for stnghat sloppy in a way that distracts from trying to drive a male mess

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. >> just and we are receiving word from the usgs of a magnitude 4.5 earthquake that struck near ukiahh here you could see just a little blip. we have one call sang some items fell off the shelf. once again up near ukiah's. also following the latest with pratt vice-president joe biden he is talking at a rally trying to rally the vote at a campaign event in chesterfield virginia. about 300 people are jammed right now at the county fairgrounds. he is talking about why he and president obama art deserve a second term. >> the facts are during that period we have the slowest growth in jobs of any time since world war two. there are the facts this does not work. look we have a different way our plan focuses on better education. >> if you hear that the vice president trying to talk of president obama. a chesterfield is a suburb of richmond and pretty traditionally have voted republican so we will see if he could move in the delaney this morning. >> less than an hour from now dozens of protesters are expected to turn out again san mateo counties is proposal to build a new county jail. protesto

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thon'tface-to-face, taban denies usg children as suicide bombers, the story.tell ay differ authoritieymanaged to escape from insurgents who were going to make him wear a suicide vest so he could blow himself up in front of coalition troops. ruhallah has a 4-year-old son who he says he loves and misses very much. when i ask him how he'd feel if his child was used as a suicide bomber, he tells me -- if he wants to be a suicide bomber when he gets older, well, then, no one can stop him. if he follows islam and does it for islam, then that's a good thing. at times he speaks with hatred in his eyes. and then there are moments when he smiles explaining this is all a test from god. our real life starts after doomsday. so this is not our real life. this world is a paradise for pagans and a hell for muslims. we just need to be patient. the afghan intelligence service and armed forces say they have foiled dozens of attacks in recent months. and while that's an encouraging sign, ruhallah says there are thousands of others just like him ready to put on a suicide vest and die for their country and

san lifts said the point of concerns with these names is the increased price of materials and the usgs, they are getting their piece of the pie here, too. >> the average home price for toll brothers has gone up remarkably. they've been able to pass on these costs because there's a dirth of new homes. lennar managed to buy land cheaply, they've managed to build homes for less money. stewart miller obviously to the late leonard miller, he's done a remarkable job. it's a joy to behold. >> and it's important to know that average selling prices have gone up. kb homes, the average selling price has gone up. even though we see costs rising to build a home, the costs are going up. that was actually part of the jpmorgan price target increase on kb that came out this morning. they raised their estimates as well as the estimates saying the balance sheet supports growth well into 2013 and that makes it very unlikely that there will be an equity raise. >> it will be diluted when it does well. when you see the worst steel company do well, kb homes has been a company that made you think, well, maybe

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do you start looking at masgo's, usgs or the companies that assemble all of these materials together?ll, i only cover the home builders, but what i would say about the builders is what you really need to see from them is price increases because what you're seeing from the building products guys that you mentioned is you're starting to hear that they're starting to raise prices. and so the builders have to combat that. and they need house prices to go up as well. so if you don't think the builders are going to get the home price increases, then the building products guys might be the way you want to go because they are getting the increases through. so what we are looking for over the next couple months and into 2013 is home prices going up. that's going to be key for these stocks. >> okay. hang on in there, megan. bob, when you get all these people saying -- being positive at one time, it kind of makes me nervous. this is a very kumbaya conversation. everybody believes that what the fed is going to do is going to work. and i think that the jury is still very much out for an awful lot

it has been downgraded to a 7.6 by the usgs and a caribbean wide tsunami watch issued just after thecanceled. the quake was centered 98 miles from the capital city of san jose. let's get to the cme this morning. rick santelli with the wednesday edition of the santelli exchange. i know you were watching the debt clock yesterday. 16 trillion. >> i was. you know, it's funny because this week i spent a little time being on vacation with the family at disney world. and about the time i was hearing about a 16 trillion cross to the debt clock i was also hearing a commercial in my ears throughout the park. the commercial was about the new movie "finding nemo 2" i guess is going to come out. what i found fascinating was one of the lines in the commercial. it said something like this. it's very difficult to find one fish out of the 3.7 trillion in the sea. so i tried to really do some research to see if anybody could quantify that there are 3.7 trillion fish in the sea because it seems really low to me. i didn't have a very good time of really researcher that and telling you whether or not it'