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10.5 Page #4
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ground stops shaking
so Dad can come home.
Me too, Calvin.
Me too.
No!
What's going on?
I don't know.
In the wake
of these two
devastating events,
Northern Washington and
Northern California
have been declared
federal disaster areas.
President Hollister has
appointed Roy Nolan
the head of the Federal
Emergency Management Agency.
Mr. Nolan will be
coordinating the efforts
of a special
investigative team
to explore the causes
of these two incidents.
I just thought that
you, of all people,
would know something.
Zack, I'm sort of
busy at the moment.
Something I can do for you?
Yeah, you can tell me what
the hell is going on.
Dad, please. Come on.
No, I can't.
It's an official
state of emergency.
I'm sorry.
I never ask you for anything.
Just level with me, Dad.
Come on.
I don't have time
for this right now.
I'm very, very busy.
Right. You'll...
You'll let me know when
you do, though, right?
I'm not making any promises.
I'll let you know
as soon as I can.
Okay, good. Wouldn't want
to hold you accountable
for something.
What was that?
Nothing. I've got to go, dad.
Zack?
Dad, got to go. Bye.
What's going on?
I don't know.
They say, "jump,"
we say, "how high?"
Roy Nolan, the head of FEMA,
asked for us specifically?
That's right. Why?
I don't know.
We'll ask him when
we get there.
Where? Los Angeles.
Los Angeles?
But I didn't get a
chance to pack.
Your husband Jimmy's
on the phone again.
Donna, could you
please just tell him
I'm sorry, but I'll
call him back later?
He's called four
times already.
Just tell him that
I'll talk to him
when I get home. Thank you.
Okay.
Great. This could take hours.
What if I have to pee?
We just stopped.
Oh, excuse me for not
being on your schedule.
All right, we can fix this.
What?
Dad! What are you doing?
Thought you said
you had to go.
Well, yeah, but...
We don't even know
where this road goes.
Then I suggest that you
sit tight and relax.
Dad...
When Mom hears
you're doing this...
Yahoo!
Dad!
Oh, my God! I can't
believe this.
There's a road.
I don't know. We
could try that way.
No. That way.
All right.
Whoo. Hey.
We need to know what
we're up against.
Now, are these aftershocks
going to continue,
and if so,
how big are they going to get?
Each and every one of you
are here today because
you're the best.
your expertise and knowledge.
You'll have access
to some of the most advanced
equipment possible,
and if there's something that
we don't have that you need,
let me know.
Any questions?
All right.
Let's get to work.
Sponge, please.
So what did your dad say?
He share any secrets?
Nothing.
What's his problem?
He's into avoidance.
Sponge.
Out of sight and out of mind.
That's the way it
works with him.
If it's not right
in front of him,
he doesn't have
to deal with it.
That includes me. Suction.
It's okay, though.
I'm getting used to it.
He avoided my mom's funeral.
He avoided every
birthday and Christmas
of mine since then.
Sorry to hear that, Zack.
Nothing to be sorry about.
I've accepted it.
Dad avoids.
Well, I wish my mother-
Dr. Hill?
Yeah.
Thank you.
I just wanted to introduce
myself. Zoe Cameron.
at ucla.
Really?
If there's anything I
can do to help you,
just let me know.
I'll be around.
Okay. Thanks, Zoe.
Look at this.
What is it?
Look at these dark spots.
Dust clouds.
Yeah, but from what?
They all seem to be originating
from this spot here.
What's that? What's
right there?
Mount Renault.
Yeah.
What are you thinking?
Can you get me
a measurement on Mount Renault
before and after
the last quake?
Yeah. Right away.
Jordan?
Bear with me. I'm
onto something here.
The aftershock in
Redding was a fluke,
an anomaly in the Pacific
Plate subduction zone,
exacerbated by the wet weather
this region has
been experiencing.
Maybe this wasn't
an aftershock.
Excuse me?
What if if this was a quake
with its own epicenter?
A quake?
We're listening.
Let's look at what we know.
Ellensburg, near Seattle.
Our second quake, here,
outside of Redding.
How can you be so
sure it was a quake?
These are dust clouds.
Where do you think
they come from?
Mount Renault.
Prior to this "aftershock,"
as you're calling it,
this mountain
measured 1,756 feet.
Afterwards, 1,736 feet. The
mountain dropped 20 feet.
Aftershocks don't do that.
It takes a quake, a
very deep quake,
to unsettle a
mountain like this.
So you're saying
caused by the Seattle event?
It's possible that this
was a chain reaction
caused by the same fault...
An undiscovered super-fault
that could potentially
connect all the faults
along the West Coast.
If you look at these
last two quakes,
you'll notice something
similar about them.
side to side on both quakes.
This fault is deep,
and I believe it's
only a matter of time
before it ruptures again.
So, according to your
hidden fault theory,
we could be looking
at the big one?
It's not out of the question.
We have to look at all
the possibilities.
It's our job, right?
That's why we're here.
This theory of yours
is, uh... certainly interesting.
Does anybody else
want to speculate?
There's a definite pattern here.
These aftershocks were felt
all the way down
to San Bernardino.
That's an enormous
area of activity.
If I'm right, these ruptures
will continue South,
interacting with
other fault lines,
increasing in magnitude.
I think the public
deserves to know
what they're up against.
We're not going to
create a panic situation
based on an unproven theory.
Then let me prove it.
Thank you, Dr. Hill.
That will be all.
This was a waste
of valuable time.
Mr. Nolan, I have something
I'd actually like to show you
that makes sense.
Sam, can you slow down?
They don't want answers.
They want excuses.
There's a way of
going about this.
You're not doing it.
They don't want to
solve the problem.
They want to
pacify the public.
I'm not going to be a
part of it, Jordan.
Can you relax?
Will you just calm
down, please?
It's right there
in front of them.
All they have to do
is open their eyes.
I'm on your side.
You acted like it back there.
You have to build a consensus
before you posit a radical
theory like that.
That was not the
right time or place.
Now, I believe the
second was a quake.
But you don't believe
there's a fault?
Right.
I'm gonna hold off
on everything
until we have all the facts.
You do that, Jordan.
Sam...
Twilight zone.
What?
Those birds overhead.
That is weird.
What are they doing?
I don't know.
They can't seem to
make up their mind
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