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Instruments down mine shafts and if an earthquake happens they try to sense if something was detected that would give them a hint it happened. it's one of those areas of science, you say okay, you always throw money at things. at some point the human intellect is going to figure this out. we need to speed up the process. i certainly would think that more money into earthquake prediction would be crucial. i'd also say that you know, it's not quite just two hours to maybe 20 hours but the tsunami warning center, for example, can give advance warnings from about that 30 minutes on. so there, they...

Was truly out there on the high he seas all alone. there was a tsunami at one point. luckily, it didn't affect her. it was over 1,000 miles away, but that was a concern. there are earthquakes there are storms there are rogue waves, as she said, i don't think is appropriate for a minor child to be out in those conditions. >> you know what they were thinking. it does sound like the real the show, a documentary, i guess, is not now in the cards but something the family was definitely shopping around or shopping story around for their own media purposes. what did you make of all that? >> documenta...

That's a 34-foot boat and she had to battle by some accounts 40-foot swells on the sea. you know, talk act her navigational ability. >> well, yeah. and sailing around the world that is full of all sorts of navigational issues and tough seas, big waves. and that is tough not only with a big crew but certainly tough alone. jessica had good fortune. >> well yoenl another thing, i'm sure you've heard about all the situation with the pirates off the somali coast and the like, so you think about what this girl had to face emotionally, practically speaking as well as running that boat. but what about...

Perspective for us? a 16-year-old girl doing this over a seven-month period by herself. >> well, it is really a remarkable achievement and there's many things she has to deal with in that 210-plus days. sensory deprivation, problem solving, rogue waves, knockovers, just the whole, the whole thing. it's quite a remarkable achievement. >> and derek, a lot of people were saying she is never going to come home alive. so imagine the kind of training to allow her parents to even embark on this in the first place. give me an idea of what she had to do. >> well, you know, i think it is a tough call fo...

"deadliest catch" and he joins me live from los angeles. good morning to you, tom. >> good morning. >> for those who haven't watched the show, tell us what the series is about. >> well, it basically tracks five crab fishing boats as they -- they travel and work the bering sea in search of crab, of cru krus taishians, it's a high seas draw ma and high risk and reward. 200 miles at sea, risking ice, rogue waves, working 20 hours a day, and really in inhospitable weather and conditions and, you know, trying to basically get a big chunk of that gold. >> you know, i know when i've looked at it, the...