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Lab worked. so physically it worked. the shake alert l.a. system was setup with agreements that limited which alerts went out. because we get a lot of false alarms at the lower levels. so whether or not the shaking reached the parameters that should have been alerted we dont know, and were trying to find out. but remember were not even an hour since the earthquake. >> have you heard of any significant damage in the l.a. area? >> if there was damage in the l.a. area somethings really weird. this ...

Mention. the authorities here seem pretty confident that they are on top of it for now. this is the hospital behind me, probably the tallest building in this town. they did evacuate this hospital just to check for damage, and a few patients have been taken down to bakersfield. but frankly, brianna, right now the bigger issue is the threat of aftershocks, or possibly even a bigger quake than the 6.4 that was felt this morning. there have been dozens, more than 100 aftershocks since that quake thi...

Here. it certainly could have caused the water main break. more importantly, a 6.4 plus after shock in the region. over 30 aftershocks that measured a 3 magnitude. so this goes back to what dr. lucy jones from cal tech had said. she said we would be experiencing many aftershocks and thats come to pass so 36 aftershocks so far. thats an indication that there could be plenty more. one very important thing that she said during her press conference was, there could be a 5% chance, a 1 in 20% chance ...

We know that cal tech talked about an early warning system. los angeles got about 48 seconds this morning. theyre talking about 15 minutes. something possibly happening in the kern county area. >> julie: okay. where is kern county? >> kern county is about two hours north of los angeles. the largest major city there is bakersfield. its a rural area but its also an urban area. its a much smaller area than los angeles. bakersfield is a sizable medium city in california and surrounded by farmland an...

Substantially lower than the first briefing. they die off quickly with time. any other questions? wrap it up. thank you. at 2:00 well come back and see if we have more information. >> quickly. sorry. the china lake naval weapons station, you say the damage is highest in ridgecrest are. you fearing any damage at the naval station? >> damage does not get reported to us. we have a phone call -- >> julie: weve been listening to dr. lucy jones from cal tech. shes been talking about potential aftersho...

Mike had copies of all the incriminating emails from the evidence filed with that restraining order. he started going through them with software that traces ip addresses. >> this investigative software that you used to become your own detective, is that something you gotta go to cal tech to get a copy of? is this, nsa material? >> oh, gosh, no. its the -- the 15-year-old kid material. >> reporter: as mike got results, suzanne would organize them. >> he would print out on yellow pads of legal pap...

That if youre gonna claw your way out of this thing, youve gotta understand the story told by the computers? >> correct. >> the forensics of this case. >> absolutely. >> so youve gotta learn a whole bunch of jargon here. >> i know ip addresses and all the other stuff. >> reporter: an ip address is a numeric code that identifies a computer network or an individual device. mike had copies of all the incriminating emails from the evidence filed with that restraining order. he started going through ...

Come to fruition. lucie joan, its good to see you. you taught me a lot. thank you so much. hello to all the folks at cal tech. appreciate it. >> okay. thank you for having me. well, from high 5s between world leaders to street protests. we will take a look at the tension and politics between the world politics at the g20 summit. how this important trip is going for the president. how its been clouded by the mueller investigation back home. we will have updates as they come in from the alaska e...

A.m. local time, following the earthquake. no known injuries. shut down simply as a precaution. but they now need to do a full assessment of that huge pipeline spanning as we said 800 miles to look for any signs of cracks or damage to that pipe line. obviously, the concern would be any potential environmental damage that can come from a spill some i got to tell you, given the scope of this earthquake, a 7. the fact that you got the anchorage airport right now trying to get back up and running, i...

You ha >> you have to learn a whole bunch of jargon. >> i know ip address. >> it identifies a network or individual device. mike had copies of all the incriminating e-mails from the evidence file with that restraining order. he started going through them with software that traces ip addresses. this investigative software that you used to become your own detective, is that something you have to go to cal tech to get a copy of? is this nsa material? >> oh, gosh no. its the 15-year-old kid materi...