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proves me wrong. it's unpredictable. you don't want to come out in there. there's the big gust. you don't want to come out in this. we saw people walking around and driving around. it's not a good idea. stay home. stay inside. don't come outside. when you do, when the sun does come up, be careful driving around. there are so many trees down in this area. you never know when there will be a live power line involved with a tree being toppled. >> indeed. driving around may be severely compromised. there have got to be places where there are trees down. suzanne kennedy, thank you so much...

Computer simulation protect the military scenario and a little more cushion, eighth of an inch could reduce force of impact by 24%. when you look at acceleration that cause injury, small increase in thickness can knock it down to a point to make severe injuries less severe. and light injuries maybe not happening at all. >> extra padding would require soldiers to wear helmet one size bigger and carry weight on the shoulders all day. they say the gear heavy enough as it is. the army is balking at the tradeoff. but they could influence helmet design for other uses. people are generally interested...

Computer simulation protect the military scenario and a little more cushion, eighth of an inch could reduce force of impact by 24%. when you look at acceleration that cause injury, small increase in thickness can knock it down to a point to make severe injuries less severe. and light injuries maybe not happening at all. >> extra padding would require soldiers to wear helmet one size bigger and carry weight on the shoulders all day. they say the gear heavy enough as it is. the army is balking at the tradeoff. but they could influence helmet design for other uses. people are generally interested...

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 -- san francisco at the top of the screen this is in real-time. the first wave in blue travels 14,000 mi...

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 -- san francisco at the top of the screen this is in real-time. the first wave in blue travels 14,000 mi...