Eruption: LA Page #5
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- 2018
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immediately.
Rescue teams have been working
around the clock
in conjunction
with the mayor's office
to evacuate as many Angelinos
as possible.
But has it been too little,
too late?
[heavy breathing]
[sobbing]
[grunting]
I'm-I'm sorry.
- It's all right.
- No, it's not.
- You've been burned.
- Yeah, just a bit.
[sobbing]
Come on,
it's gonna be all right.
[sobbing]
There's no, uh, no chance
you picked up nursing
while you were doing
some film to,
to be a sexy medical
professional?
[Josh]
Uh, come on.
That's the best you got?
I thought you were
a good actress.
Clearly not that good.
You need to go to a hospital.
Dr. Irwin...
No, we have to get this
to the mayor.
[Kat] I doubt City Hall
is still even there.
Yeah, I don't feel so good.
Um...
You know, my sister,
she works at a hospital.
It's not too far.
Let's go.
[helicopters whirring]
Next, please.
Let's go, let's go now, come on.
[Ava] We've been able to get the
evacuation process started, sir.
Good job.
- You're bleeding.
- It's nothing, come on.
What's goin' on here?
Well, the landlines and cell
networks are all down.
But we have
Dr. Robson on the main screen.
Okay, great.
When you get a chance, get me
on the line with the president
and the governor.
What are you thinking, Arthur?
I'm gonna try to save
as many people as I can.
Excuse me.
Excuse me.
Can I get everyone's attention?
Please forgive me if I don't
remember all your names.
This is bad.
[Jones]
And all the information we have
says it's only gonna get worse
from here.
Now, this is the safest place
you can be.
But I'm sure
all of you have families
you'd like to get to safety.
So that being said,
if you wanna leave, leave now.
We're with you, sir.
We're with you.
Okay. Congratulations.
You've all been promoted
to the committee
to save Los Angeles
from complete destruction.
Now, if you haven't realized,
this is gonna be
one of the hardest days
of your lives.
[Jones]
We have two objectives.
This eruption of our city
and to coordinate
the single largest
emergency evacuation
in human history.
All right, let's get to work.
[helicopter whirring]
- Jessica.
- What's up?
The helicopter evacs will be
here in 30 minutes.
How much more time
do we have on these generators?
It won't hold down much longer.
Not with the amount of power
we're drawing.
We need to get as many people
out of here as fast as we can.
We're being evacuated
to an encampment just outside
the city.
- Okay, let's move.
- Okay.
This way. There's a car.
Did they leave the keys?
I got this.
Where'd you learn
to hotwire a car?
Research for that movie
where I played
the sexy car thief.
Never should have asked.
All right, a little less sexy,
a little more thief.
- We gotta get out of here.
- Damn it.
Everything is so much easier
in the movies.
All right, I'm gettin' in.
Is it the red wire
or the blue wire?
Oh, my God, just choose.
[rumbling]
[groans]
- Hurry!
- I am!
[engine starts]
[tires screeching]
[rumbling]
We, uh, charting the progression
of one of the magma tubes
to try and predict
where it would breach and, um...
And what?
What is it?
One of the magma tubes,
Canyon Natural Gas Reserve.
[Jones]
That doesn't sound promising.
So, what would this look like?
It, uh, it would be
an explosion
in the range of
10 to 20 megatons.
A hydrogen bomb, Mr. Mayor,
minus the radioactivity
but there'd barely be anyone
left to get sick, anyway.
How much time do we have?
Four, maybe five hours.
[Jones sighs]
If I divert
all my resources to you,
can you come up with a plan,
implement it in time?
No, sir, we're talking about
magma tubes deep underground,
well beyond
the range of-of any,
drill in the time we have.
We're working on scenarios now,
but the best I could hope for
is to slow it down,
try to buy ourselves
a few more hours.
Okay, we'll continue
with the evacuation.
Keep me updated
with any new information.
We'll be here till the walls
crumble around us.
I know you will be.
[sirens wailing]
[indistinct chatter]
[Josh grunts]
It's like a war zone out here.
Come on.
- Let's go find your sister.
- Yeah.
[grunting]
Those of you who can walk
or are in wheelchairs
go to the buses,
help each other.
There's only a couple more
helicopters on the roof.
They'll be gone in ten minutes.
Once we get these people
loaded on to the buses,
it's just the ones...
- Jess.
- Josh?
- Oh, my God.
- Ah!
What happened to you?
I'll tell you after you get
something for the pain.
Oh, my God. Come here.
Under the mayor's direction,
the evacuation of Los Angeles
With many of the major freeways
having collapsed
including the 101, 405, 5
and the destruction
of Downtown, LA.
Many Angelinos have headed west
to the beaches.
Let's take you live now to the
Southern California Coastline.
The mayor has instructed
the Navy and the Coast Guard
to co-ordinate
the evacuation there.
as any cargo ships in the area
have also been recruited
in the fight
to save
as many people as possible.
These are dark times
but it's been amazing to see
humanity coming together.
I need an update
as soon as possible.
Mm.
Are you okay?
Yeah. You?
You knew we weren't going to be
able to save everybody.
But we can try.
All right.
Right there.
Well, looks like you'll live.
Thanks.
[Josh] My career as a back
model's probably kaput though.
What's going on, is everyone
being airlifted out?
to evacuate.
How, if all of the phones
were out?
is required to have
a satellite phone
in case of... well, this.
Where's that phone?
Can we use it?
I would guess
it's in the admin office.
We have to get in touch
with the mayor.
There's some information
that just...
It might save everyone.
- We hope.
- Right.
I don't know what's in there,
but Dr. Irwin knows
what he's talkin' about.
Well, I can get it if...
- Yes.
- Yes.
Okay.
Just give me five minutes.
[sighs]
You guys seem really close.
She's all I have.
Our parents died
I'm sorry.
Our aunt took us in.
It was clear from the beginning
she didn't want us there.
And, she was...
she was in her twenties.
She wanted to party.
But Jessica... she pretty much
raised me on her own.
So, two of us
against the world.
Why are you doin' this?
- Doing what?
- This.
Here, with me.
You're you.
You could be anywhere
Josh, my career is...
Once I turned 25,
I might as well have been 60.
Hollywood loves to chew you up
and spit you out.
You're forgotten about.
Unless you get back into
the news with doing some
drunk shenanigans
captured on tabloid TV.
That's not me.
Not anymore.
I get it.
I don't have a single friend
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