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It would be a magnitude 8, similar to what the 1906 quake was in northern california. >> sean: we have a mock-up of that. the silicon valley quake this was 1906 a recreation, can you walk us through this? >> yeah. this is a computer simulation done by scientists at the u.s. >> logical survey. they recreated the quake, propagated the seismic waves, and what we are looking at, sitting up in a hot-air balloon above san jose, above silicon valley watching the quake come towards us from san from -- s...

It would be a magnitude 8, similar to what the 1906 quake was in northern california. >> sean: we have a mock-up of that. the silicon valley quake this was 1906 a recreation, can you walk us through this? >> yeah. this is a computer simulation done by scientists at the u.s. >> logical survey. they recreated the quake, propagated the seismic waves, and what we are looking at, sitting up in a hot-air balloon above san jose, above silicon valley watching the quake come towards us from san from -- s...

>> it is astounding sean, considering the fact they built for 58.2, they had a 9.0. the plan is 40-years-old. we have safety mechanisms far above what we are were ever originally constructed. the plant was going to be taken out of operation in the near term. yet, with that all, the japanese engineers have been able to manage this. what they call a meltdown is an exposure of the rods, heating that isnt yet brought under control. residual decay. it is going to be under control in a few days there....

Dollars. no price can be put on thousands of lives lost. how does a nation begin to address a crisis of this magnitude? joining me former fema official barry scanlon is with us. you look at the human toll. the immediate needs of people. obviously, theres food, water, energy, supplies, blackouts. the magnitude of that, 10,000 plus dead, tolls still rising. hundreds of thousands homeless. what is the first thing you have to do at this moment? >> it is a massive logistical effort. they obviously ha...

Of lives lost. how does the nation begin to address this crisis? joining me is former fema official barry scanlan is with us. thanks for joining us. you take a look at the human toll and immediate needs of people. there is food, and there is water and energy and supplies and blackouts. magnitude of that, 10,000 plus dead, tolls still rising. hundreds of thousands are homeless. what the sirs fing -- first thing youve got to do? >> this is a massive lodge gistal effort. there is urban search and r...