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00:00:00Music

00:00:24Mom, we're gonna miss the start of the science fair!

00:00:28I know. I know, I know, I know, I know, I know.

00:00:32We'll go in a second. I just... I can't find my keys.

00:00:38What?

00:00:49Mom?

00:00:57Mom?

00:01:01Stevie under the table now.

00:01:20Go! Go! Go! Go! Back! Back! Back!

00:01:22Thunderclap

00:01:23Thunderclap

00:01:30Thunderclap

00:01:51Clary

00:01:57Reports are coming in from a major incident according to the 736 emergency are expected.

00:02:042A is going to be back up now!

00:02:36Can this thing go any faster?

00:02:38The computer's estimated 28 hours before the quake. We'll be in California before then. Just relax.

00:02:58I could really get used to this.

00:03:01Is that why you buddied up to Griffin Richards? You don't have a flight coach anymore?

00:03:05What, I'm not allowed to enjoy a little relaxation? Am I going to be one of your targets now?

00:03:11This jet is solar powered after all.

00:03:13Come on, David. You're the one that brought him into this.

00:03:16Yeah, and look at all the good it's already done. I mean, all the people with him back in Hawaii.

00:03:20Your benefactor has made a career out of ruining mine.

00:03:25Right, so look at it this way. Our biggest detractor is now on our side.

00:03:29We can convince public enemy number one to join us. And there's hope yet.

00:03:36Okay, I didn't know that he was illegally drilling into volcanoes. Who'd have thought of that?

00:03:42I have spent half my career suing assholes like him because of the sneaky things that they do.

00:03:48The technology that we're using right now is generations ahead of its time.

00:03:54Doing good. Fixing the world. And all because of that, man.

00:03:58Him? Oh, come on. It's because of people like Yolanda, Sven, my kids, and even my husband.

00:04:04All he did was write a check and we had to clean up his PR mess. So you're either gonna

00:04:10fix this or I will.

00:04:15Bad news. There's been a landslide in Ventura County.

00:04:19What?

00:04:19Multiple reports have seven dead, 45 missing, 13 homes lost. PCH is closed in both directions. Luckily, there's no signs

00:04:28of a tsunami.

00:04:29Does it say what caused it?

00:04:30Looks like it was sudden.

00:04:32USGS has a 4.3 centered in Emeryville, 20 minutes ago.

00:04:37Does it say exactly what was located?

00:04:39An incorporated community near Malibu, about 45 miles west of Los Angeles.

00:04:44I think I know where that is.

00:04:46We land in 20, FYI.

00:04:49Copy.

00:04:51Chrissy and Clay and Eric should be on the ground by now. I'll let them know where we're headed.

00:04:55Okay, tell them, but I don't want them to change anything of what they're doing.

00:04:59You know, Eric wanted to have a nice, quiet weekend with the kids. It's a therapy thing.

00:05:04Are you sure?

00:05:05Yeah.

00:05:07Can you wake up Sven?

00:05:10We land already?

00:05:12No.

00:05:14Listen, when we land, I want to go straight to the disaster site. I want an exact location.

00:05:20Anna, what happened?

00:05:21There was a massive landslide in Ventura County, but we're gonna work with the local authorities to help them with

00:05:27search and rescue, recovery, first aid, whatever they need help on.

00:05:31I also want to get soil samples of the landslide debris.

00:05:35We'll get the trauma kits ready.

00:05:37Yolanda, if you can please call USGS.

00:05:40I want to know if they were monitoring the landslide when it failed.

00:05:43I also want their data on the 4.2 earthquake.

00:05:46Anna.

00:06:04I'd love to know if we were other landslide because I was afraid.

00:06:08I've been watching this for over, so I can't see.

00:06:11No, no.

00:06:12I can't see.

00:06:13I can't see.

00:06:14I can't see.

00:06:15I can't see.

00:06:21Let's see if anyone needs any help.

00:06:22I'll go with you.

00:06:27This is the same place, isn't it?

00:06:29Where Clay and Chrissy were trapped in that landslide back in 2010.

00:06:34Yeah.

00:06:35Yeah, if you just step this way, then you'll get to the right of the crash station.

00:06:42Step back! Step back!

00:06:43Is it possible for a 4.2 in Camarillo, 20 miles away, reactivate a 12-year-old landslide?

00:06:53No, a shallow quake in this region wouldn't disturb previously failed material from that one.

00:06:58See, that's not what I'm understanding.

00:07:00A shallow quake wouldn't do this.

00:07:03How deep was this?

00:07:05Maybe the ground saturated and the two aren't connected at all?

00:07:09No, I need to check the national weather readings.

00:07:13It shows no measurable rainfall in the area.

00:07:17I'm not seeing any mud or slurry conditions.

00:07:24We need to get some samples.

00:07:26Yeah.

00:07:26Oh, hold it.

00:07:36Come on.

00:07:38Let's go.

00:07:39Let's go.

00:07:40Let's go.

00:07:41Let's go.

00:07:54Let's go.

00:07:56I didn't realize.

00:07:58I can't be here.

00:07:59This is the place we got to go.

00:08:01We got to get out of here.

00:08:02Come on.

00:08:03Let's just go.

00:08:04Eric!

00:08:06Molly.

00:08:07What are you doing up here?

00:08:09Did you know that this was the same place as last time

00:08:11where Clay and Chrissy almost...

00:08:13Yes.

00:08:14I got to get them out of here.

00:08:16Dad, we got to go.

00:08:20Clay, you okay?

00:08:23I can't breathe.

00:08:24Okay, just...

00:08:26Long, slow breaths for me, okay?

00:08:28Breathe.

00:08:29Yeah.

00:08:30Breathe, breathe.

00:08:31Take one of these.

00:08:32Hey Chrissy, get him to take that.

00:08:34Yes, you can.

00:08:34Put it in your mouth.

00:08:35Take this, okay?

00:08:36Put it in your mouth.

00:08:37Open up.

00:08:40It's so sour.

00:08:41What was that?

00:08:41Malic acid.

00:08:42Malic acid.

00:08:44Warheads.

00:08:45Sour candy.

00:08:46What does that do?

00:08:46Mmm.

00:08:48You feel that?

00:08:49That's it.

00:08:50It's the sour taste in your mouth.

00:08:52It distracts us from the symptoms.

00:08:54My therapist put me under it.

00:08:57It breaks up the stress.

00:09:00How are you feeling?

00:09:02I think it's working.

00:09:03Yeah.

00:09:04Yeah.

00:09:05All right.

00:09:06Okay, look.

00:09:07Guys, I think I'm calling it.

00:09:10All right?

00:09:10We're getting out of here.

00:09:13Molly.

00:09:14The plane needs a minute.

00:09:15We'll meet you back at the command center.

00:09:16Please, somebody help me.

00:09:18I need to find my son.

00:09:19Stevie, please.

00:09:21Please, somebody.

00:09:22Please, help me.

00:09:23It's okay.

00:09:23I'm gonna help you.

00:09:24My son.

00:09:25I need you to help me find my son.

00:09:27What does he look like?

00:09:27If anybody can find him, my team can't.

00:09:29He's, um, he's 4'11 and he's, um, got green eyes.

00:09:33His name is Stevie.

00:09:34Stevie, okay.

00:09:34Stevie, please, please, please, please.

00:09:35Sven, Yolanda.

00:09:36Yeah.

00:09:37Her son is missing.

00:09:38His name is Stevie.

00:09:39He's about 4'11.

00:09:40Green eyes.

00:09:41I-I saw a kid.

00:09:42Okay.

00:09:43Thank you so much.

00:09:45You're welcome.

00:09:46Thank you so much.

00:09:47You're okay?

00:09:48Mom?

00:09:49Is that your mom?

00:09:50Mom!

00:09:51Stevie!

00:09:51Mom!

00:09:52Stevie!

00:09:53Stevie!

00:09:54Oh, I knew you were okay.

00:10:09One of my old professors over at Caltech is now here at USGS Moffat.

00:10:14He sent over some seismographic data leading up to the landslide in Ventura.

00:10:19Let's see what they got.

00:10:20The only activity within the last 24 hours is around Ventura and north of Santa Barbara.

00:10:27But the strongest was a 4.2 and that usually doesn't get much attention.

00:10:31But I get that this is, uh, centralized to the faults, but it's also FEMA headquarters,

00:10:37just so you know.

00:10:37Yeah, that's gonna make you nervous, huh?

00:10:41It's a valid concern.

00:10:42Okay, so this 4.2 is located in Ventura, right?

00:10:46Maybe we should relocate to Ventura County.

00:10:47It was preceded by two force shocks within a 15-mile radius of the epicenter, three days apart.

00:10:52Magnitude?

00:10:54Micro.

00:10:541.4 and a .8.

00:10:57The last one happened 36 hours ahead of the 4.2.

00:11:00Is anybody listening to me?

00:11:01The others were shallow and easily detectable.

00:11:04The 4.2?

00:11:04No, that was deeper.

00:11:05The data was sent by a research team conducting oil field-based studies

00:11:10somewhere near Seal Beach in Orange County.

00:11:13Hey!

00:11:15Look, I know my company has done some pretty crappy stuff,

00:11:18but all these pretty things you're playing with right now, I pay for it.

00:11:23So are we still a team or not?

00:11:25Yeah.

00:11:25Great.

00:11:26Of course.

00:11:26We're just a little busy.

00:11:28This earthquake, it penetrated deeper than 15 miles?

00:11:33Try 18.

00:11:34What?

00:11:3518 miles?

00:11:37I mean, that's deep enough to penetrate the upper mantle.

00:11:40Seal Beach is adjacent to the Elzener fault.

00:11:43That's a lateral strike-slip fault.

00:11:46Yeah, it turns out that wasn't the first time either.

00:11:50The oiled field study had data from a 2.3 and a 2.7, both taking place four weeks apart.

00:11:58The seismographic sensors didn't pick up on that either.

00:12:002.3 to 4.2 earthquake, all happening within a month, deep enough to penetrate the upper mantle.

00:12:08I mean, I know the San Fernando Valley is 40 miles away from Ventura, and they're both on the Ventura

00:12:14-Pitas point fault.

00:12:15Yeah, a deep quake of that magnitude could produce enough energy to trigger significantly larger and more damaging surface quakes.

00:12:24Oh, my God.

00:12:28And a landslide on the same slope that failed 12 years ago.

00:12:36This is not good, Yolanda.

00:12:38That's bad news.

00:12:44Are you sure you're ready?

00:12:46Yeah.

00:12:47Let's get back to work.

00:12:51So, look.

00:12:53Four.

00:12:55Sight.

00:12:57Protocol.

00:13:00System.

00:13:02With this, we can build the most advanced seismic warning system we have ever seen.

00:13:09And we can tell people not just when this is going to happen, but where.

00:13:13We'll be able to give them not just seconds, but hours to react, maybe even days.

00:13:19Is something like this even possible?

00:13:21Nobody's been able to come up with something this comprehensive.

00:13:23Well, how wide-ranging and comprehensive do you expect this detection system to be?

00:13:27As our technologies have gotten smarter over the past 15 years, so have the data that they can produce.

00:13:33They can provide us with some of the most accurate data for the purposes of earthquake detection and prediction.

00:13:38It would fill in a blind spot that has limited those abilities for years.

00:13:42But, Mom, you realize the level of state and federal regulatory compliance that we'd be up against, right?

00:13:49But that's just it.

00:13:50The same companies that are driving up climate change are also the ones collecting information,

00:13:56and they're sharing that information with academic institutions and law enforcement.

00:14:00So why aren't we privy to that same information?

00:14:04We could save millions of lives.

00:14:06Exactly. We're not interested in who, only when.

00:14:09I think that might be a steeper climb than you're anticipating.

00:14:19Everybody take cover?

00:14:20Get down! Get down!

00:14:38Everyone okay?

00:14:39All right.

00:14:41Yeah?

00:14:42Yeah.

00:14:43Clay, Clay, you all right?

00:14:44I'm fine. I just need a bullet.

00:14:46Okay, good.

00:14:46Are you sure you're okay?

00:14:47I said I'm fine.

00:14:48I'm fine.

00:14:49Okay, just fine.

00:14:51Okay, okay.

00:14:56Back at a reception.

00:14:57So, Tyler's balanced?

00:14:58No, it's jammed with everybody else trying to do the same thing.

00:15:02And that outlines the FEMA response.

00:15:05Well, look who it is.

00:15:06Next, I would like to bring up Senator Harry Carlson of the great state of California.

00:15:12He serves as the chair of the Senate Committee of Homeland Security.

00:15:16Senator?

00:15:18Thank you, Natasha.

00:15:21Homeland Security provides assistance to FEMA and other vital organizations.

00:15:25At this time, our team is on standby, ready to assist, should there be a need.

00:15:31As you heard earlier, this was a 5.4 magnitude earthquake located 15 miles southeast of Los Angeles

00:15:37on the newly discovered Hollywood fault line.

00:15:41Senator Carlson, we're getting reports through that we...

00:15:43And today, we're not going to be taking any questions.

00:15:46Senator Carlson!

00:15:47Over here!

00:15:47Senator Carlson!

00:15:47Please, just...

00:15:49Shut that off. Shut that thing off.

00:15:50I'm sorry.

00:15:58Uh-huh.

00:15:59Yep.

00:16:01It's a political maneuver.

00:16:03But if they strip FEMA provisions out of the budget, that's how we get guys like Griffin Richards

00:16:07and his team showing up to major crises.

00:16:10Yeah.

00:16:11Uh-huh.

00:16:14Copy.

00:16:24Are you kidding me right now?

00:16:28Jeff.

00:16:30Griffin Richards here.

00:16:32I'm great, thank you.

00:16:33Listen, uh, you got a minute or am I keeping you from getting on another rocket into orbit?

00:16:39Wh-what can I say?

00:16:40You've been to space.

00:16:42But don't you worry, I'm-I'm on my way too.

00:16:45He's doing it again.

00:16:47Listen, I need your input on something I'm working here.

00:16:50I'm pretty sure you felt that earthquake down in Malibu, right?

00:16:54Right.

00:16:55Well, what if there was a way to start predicting these things before they happen?

00:16:59I know.

00:17:00Nobody else has been able to do it.

00:17:02Until now.

00:17:03And I want you in on it.

00:17:07That's right.

00:17:07It's something I've been working on myself.

00:17:10You've got to control him.

00:17:11He's helping.

00:17:15I'm gonna head to Hollywood, see if anyone needs a hand.

00:17:18Okay, keep in contact.

00:17:19Back in a bit.

00:17:21See you guys.

00:17:22So, I've got meetings in both Pasadena and Culver City with two of the biggest tech companies that ever lived.

00:17:31And they're gonna make your earthquake software more powerful.

00:17:34Well then, I'm coming with you.

00:17:37Absolutely not.

00:17:39Because it took you so long to convince me.

00:17:42And I'm not sure your position has even changed.

00:17:46Really?

00:17:47Well, what do you think this is?

00:17:49A PR move?

00:17:50Molly, I left my company for this.

00:17:52No, I think you quit so that you wouldn't get in trouble for drilling off the coast of Hawaii.

00:17:57So that you wouldn't have to take responsibility for all that.

00:17:59Look, I'm not going anywhere, okay?

00:18:01Because I have a stake in this.

00:18:03Which is?

00:18:04You remember Hurricane Florence?

00:18:07Well, I grew up in Wilmington.

00:18:10My parents still lived there.

00:18:12When it hit.

00:18:13ARKSTAR pledged $250 million.

00:18:16Me?

00:18:17Myself?

00:18:18I doubled it.

00:18:19And that was after the damage was already done.

00:18:23Now we can fix things before it happens.

00:18:27So maybe my environmental impact report that you challenged in court wasn't written by a-

00:18:33Wait, what was it you called me in your deposition?

00:18:36Um, that's right.

00:18:37An unhinged, radical, ecomaniac.

00:18:43A little word of advice?

00:18:47Don't hold a grudge.

00:18:51Good.

00:18:52The gang is all here!

00:18:54Natasha!

00:18:55What are you doing here?

00:18:57What am I doing here?

00:18:58You are parked under the FEMA building.

00:19:01Well, in case you didn't notice there was an earthquake, a research brought us here.

00:19:05And actually, I'm kind of glad to see you because our evidence is showing that we are nearing a real

00:19:13-life Big One scenario in Southern California.

00:19:16So we need to start planning evacuations, search and rescue, gathering supplies.

00:19:21The credible agencies tracking seismic activity haven't said one word about any danger of a massive quake.

00:19:28Your team got lucky in Hawaii.

00:19:31But if I sense even a whiff of impropriety here, you're all doing federal time.

00:19:39Natasha, look, our tech is just as good as theirs, if not better.

00:19:43We can mitigate any natural disasters caused by climate change, prevention when possible, rescue and recover when we can.

00:19:52Specializing in natural disasters caused by your billionaire founder.

00:19:56What we did in Hawaii was a success, despite your attempts to stop it.

00:20:04You want to see the letters thanking us?

00:20:08It's always a pleasure, Natasha.

00:20:10Excuse me, I have to go to a meeting.

00:20:14Excuse me.

00:20:16You know what, Natasha?

00:20:17All you care about is making the rich richer.

00:20:20You do not care about the people on this planet.

00:20:22If you did, you would not be here questioning my mom for a second time.

00:20:33Hello, Senator Carlson.

00:20:40Did you mean what you said to Natasha, that the big one's on its way?

00:20:43Well, not just the big one.

00:20:45I'm talking about an earthquake that could trigger dozens of fault lines, thousands dead, tens of thousands missing or injured,

00:20:53aftershocks of 6.3 or higher that could go on for years or longer.

00:20:58But your foresight protocol, you're saying that this could end all of it.

00:21:02Well, foresight could save countless lives.

00:21:05I mean, if we could just get everyone on board to participate, even billionaire climate deniers.

00:21:13I just wish you could see me as an ally moving forward.

00:21:16After all your years of climate denying, Driven?

00:21:21Let's not get ahead of ourselves.

00:21:23Let me prove myself to you in these meetings.

00:21:27Okay.

00:21:28It's a long road ahead and there are zero shortcuts.

00:21:31Are you sure you're up for this?

00:21:32Oh, yeah.

00:21:34Just got a lot of work to do, that's all.

00:21:53Molly.

00:21:54We're in Hollywood.

00:21:56Electricity's out, there's some power lines down with the quake, but that's about the extent of it.

00:22:00They're veering us through a detour at the moment out of the area.

00:22:03How's Clay?

00:22:04He's with Yolanda and Chrissy, executing program threads on the foresight OS.

00:22:08Have you checked on him, Molly?

00:22:10Look, I know what PTSD looks like and he's still struggling with Ventura.

00:22:15I've managed to get a little bit out of him, but you know Clay, he's not one to go sharing

00:22:19his problems with us.

00:22:20I know that Clay is struggling.

00:22:22I've tried to get him to open up, but he just, he won't talk to me.

00:22:25If he's opening up to you, then that's great.

00:22:28Well, it's three sentences instead of the usual one.

00:22:32That sounds like Clay.

00:22:35Look, when you're back, let's, let's sit down and talk about this.

00:22:43Uh, Molly, we better go.

00:23:01Come on.

00:23:06Come on.

00:23:07Come on.

00:23:07We got you. We got you. We got you. We got you.

00:23:09We got you. We got you.

00:23:09Okay.

00:23:16Hey, Clay.

00:23:18Can I go up to you for a minute?

00:23:23Listen.

00:23:26I just wanted to say that I'm sorry for what happened this morning.

00:23:30I, I would never intentionally put you and your sister through that again.

00:23:36And I just, I, I know that when, when I'm worried or I have something going on, it always helps

00:23:43me to just face it head on.

00:23:46And, and maybe you're not there yet, and that's okay.

00:23:50But when you are, I just, I want you to know that I'm here for you.

00:23:54Okay?

00:23:55I'm, I'm always here for you.

00:23:58Okay.

00:23:59Sure.

00:24:00Can we get back till now?

00:24:04Yeah, sweetheart. Yes.

00:24:09Okay.

00:24:10That's it.

00:24:11Right there.

00:24:12That's good.

00:24:13Slow, deep breaths.

00:24:14Okay?

00:24:15That's it.

00:24:16Slow it down.

00:24:17Good.

00:24:18Okay.

00:24:18Grab him some water, will you, mate?

00:24:20Thanks for getting me out.

00:24:22It isn't the first time we've had an incident like this.

00:24:25Quaid oil.

00:24:27They've been drilling over in Seal Beach about 40 miles from here.

00:24:31Ever since they've been over there, we've had bad air quality, small quicks and sinkholes keep happening.

00:24:37All because of the fracking.

00:24:39I thought they banned fracking in Los Angeles.

00:24:41Seal Beach is in Orange County.

00:24:47I haven't got this covered.

00:24:48We should go back to HQ.

00:24:49All right.

00:24:50You're going to be okay here?

00:24:51I'm going to be okay.

00:24:52Take it easy, all right?

00:24:53Thanks.

00:24:54Come on in there.

00:25:08I convinced both tech companies to give us a limited three-month data sharing agreement.

00:25:12Three months is good enough for now.

00:25:14So let's get those last remaining data sources into Foresight and bring it fully online.

00:25:20Yeah, yeah.

00:25:21On to it.

00:25:23Hey, Griffin?

00:25:25Yeah?

00:25:26I just want you to know you did good.

00:25:28Well, you've been right about all of this.

00:25:30I should have paid attention then, but I'm listening now.

00:25:35Ah, looks like you've got the Foresight protocol up and running.

00:25:38Almost at full capacity.

00:25:40Griffin just secured the last piece that we needed.

00:25:43We're running all tests.

00:25:45Fourpoint is tracking a possible 6.8.

00:25:47Okay.

00:25:48I've gained access to the shared data sources.

00:25:50It'll take a minute to initiate plugins to the system software apparatus.

00:25:54What happened to you guys?

00:25:55Oh, nothing.

00:25:57It was just a sinkhole opened up.

00:25:59Sven and I pulled a few blocks out, a couple of bruises, nothing much.

00:26:02But Molly, they reckon that that sinkhole was due to fracking in Seal Beach.

00:26:07What do you want to bet that's what caused the earthquake in Hollywood?

00:26:10Well, that was a 5.2 at four and a half mile depth,

00:26:12and we know that fracking-induced quakes are shallower than naturally-induced ones.

00:26:17And apparently that's not the first time it's happened either.

00:26:20Okay, we're in.

00:26:22Foresight software is running at increased capacity.

00:26:25Diagnostics are updating.

00:26:27Standby.

00:26:28Uh, Clay, hold up.

00:26:30I want to calibrate the software by 0.8 magnitude.

00:26:34Man-made sites caused by fracking are much weaker than natural ones.

00:26:38Well, if the software's updating.

00:26:46It's not a 6.8.

00:26:48It's an 8.3.

00:26:49Well, maybe there's another explanation.

00:26:51Uh, maybe the reading is wrong.

00:26:54No, Foresight is doing everything we designed and programmed it to do.

00:26:58If it says it's an 8.3, it's an 8.3.

00:27:00Do you have the analytics ready to show?

00:27:02Fema needs a head up.

00:27:03Oh, really?

00:27:04That's where your head goes, Natasha?

00:27:06After what she did to us in Hawaii?

00:27:08You've got to alert Fema so they can help.

00:27:10Yeah, just so you know, she'll stop by.

00:27:11She's not interested.

00:27:12What's that supposed to mean?

00:27:14Uh, Molly, when's the quake supposed to hit?

00:27:16I-I'm not sure.

00:27:17I mean, right now it's-it's looking like a weed.

00:27:21Yeah.

00:27:22Yeah.

00:27:23Okay, so the projections have shifted.

00:27:26It's-it's less than two days.

00:27:27The-the-the data is-it's just still updating.

00:27:29It-it could be less.

00:27:32So now what?

00:27:33What do we do?

00:27:34Okay, okay.

00:27:34Come on.

00:27:40Molly.

00:27:41Eric, please!

00:27:42Just let me think!

00:27:47That's it.

00:27:48I have an idea.

00:27:50We're gonna warn people,

00:27:52but we're also gonna take action.

00:27:55We're gonna create a seismic cloak.

00:27:57We don't have that kind of time.

00:27:59We're gonna have to make that kind of time.

00:28:00We have two million lives at stake.

00:28:02W-what-what's a seismic cloak?

00:28:05Okay, come here.

00:28:06Everybody, come here.

00:28:11Earthquakes proliferate as waves of energy.

00:28:14And the majority of their destructive forces

00:28:17come from horizontal seismic waves

00:28:20that move through solid ground.

00:28:21Now, if those waves can be absorbed or reflected,

00:28:25they can also be canceled out.

00:28:28So check this out.

00:28:35So we're gonna drill shafts,

00:28:37long boreholes,

00:28:40spaced apart,

00:28:41in a carefully-bred manner,

00:28:44the uniformity of the soil,

00:28:46so that when this seismic wave passes through,

00:28:50it'll lose its intensity.

00:28:52So when the earthquake hits,

00:28:55we won't be able to stop it,

00:28:58but that 8.5 will be lessened to a 5.5.

00:29:03Yeah, but that's gonna take months,

00:29:05and we only have days,

00:29:06and that's if we're lucky.

00:29:07Then we better get lucky,

00:29:09because the most devastating earthquake

00:29:11that California has ever seen is coming.

00:29:17All right, so take a look at this.

00:29:19This is all the oil wells

00:29:21that are currently or formerly

00:29:24using hydraulic fracturing

00:29:26all throughout California.

00:29:27These are all fracking sites.

00:29:29They're everywhere.

00:29:30I know.

00:29:31Seeing this map is just absolutely appalling.

00:29:35David, if you could layer in the coordinates

00:29:36for the Ventura landslide

00:29:38and the quakes in Riverside in Hollywood.

00:29:45All three incidents occurred

00:29:47near some of the largest concentrations

00:29:48of active and plugged drilling sites in the area.

00:29:51These incidents are all in L.A.

00:29:53or Ventura County.

00:29:55Fracking's banned.

00:29:56Wastewater disposed from the sites on this map

00:29:58caused damage for years to come.

00:30:01Every one of these sites

00:30:02is pumping pressurized wastewater

00:30:06underground level next to fault lines.

00:30:09This is a disaster waiting to happen.

00:30:11I mean, if we could show a connection

00:30:12between all of this,

00:30:13we could shut these sites down.

00:30:16I mean, at least temporarily.

00:30:18We just need to show the connection

00:30:20between all three incident sites.

00:30:22How could the drones in the air?

00:30:25Good job, Clay.

00:30:38What's wrong?

00:30:42Colonel, I...

00:30:48I wonder...

00:30:56Will God ever forgive us for our sins?

00:31:00For what we've done?

00:31:05God left this place a long time ago.

00:31:16I did my time in Angol.

00:31:18I did my time in Angol.

00:31:19I don't know.

00:31:20I don't know.

00:31:20I know why you're dead they're dead.

00:31:29You're dead.

00:31:54Hollywood sight scan at a hundred percent, loading complete LiDAR data set.

00:31:59Slope angle is consistent with the advanced structural data form.

00:32:05Eastern side of the rupture has a ground surface change of approximately seven percent.

00:32:11Right lateral offset.

00:32:16Thanks.

00:32:19Scanning for more coordinates.

00:32:22Seismic activity on all Southern California faults keeps increasing.

00:32:26So I built three different things.

00:32:31Seismic energy models for greater Los Angeles area based on body P and S waves as well as surface love

00:32:38and Rayleigh wave patterns.

00:32:49Thank you, sweetheart.

00:32:56Your mom wants to evacuate millions of people from Los Angeles and other counties.

00:33:01Or, I mean, under the California Emergency Services Act, the governor and local officials can declare a state of emergency

00:33:07and then the sheriff's department can mandate an evacuation order.

00:33:11Yeah, no, the OES is underneath the governor's jurisdiction.

00:33:14I mean, we can get one of them to imply the risk mark followed.

00:33:18Yeah.

00:33:19Our O'Malley and I'll head off to the LA County Sheriff's department.

00:33:22It's four-sided, full-strength.

00:33:23Yeah, and it's still projecting a magnitude 8.3.

00:33:25We need to build a seismic cloak, but we're running out of time.

00:33:29Who do I hire to make that happen?

00:33:31Every mobile drilling rig in Southern California capable of reaching a depth of 4,800 meters.

00:33:36Okay, so we hire every contractor and subcontractor that we can find.

00:33:41Yeah, we're running revised topography availability estimates now.

00:33:44Where is it supposed to hit?

00:33:45Sun Valley.

00:33:46The faster we can configure the grids, the faster we can get the rigs into position.

00:33:52All right, I'll get the rigs ready to go.

00:33:54Give me 15 minutes.

00:33:56Okay, Molly and I will be in the SUV.

00:33:57We'll be off to the LA County Sheriff's office.

00:34:00Chrissy, Sven, Yolanda and Clay.

00:34:02You guys put the data together and get it to KAL-O-E-S.

00:34:06Local and state government will be able to react quickest to this.

00:34:09Everyone good to go?

00:34:15Come on, Clay.

00:34:28Molly, before you go in there with your hair on fire, maybe take a moment to consider how you might

00:34:33be perceived.

00:34:33Listen, I know that you mean well, but I know what I'm doing.

00:34:39Hey, David. How's it going?

00:34:41Yeah, final analysis of the grid is complete.

00:34:43My estimates have boreholes at 80 square miles, positioned at varying distances from each other.

00:34:52Hello, am I speaking with the CEO of Acme Drilling and Refining?

00:34:55Yeah, Griffin Richards here.

00:34:57I need all of them, as long as they can reach the depth that we need.

00:35:04Yeah, what do you mean?

00:35:05Yes, every man that you have at triple hazard pay.

00:35:08We need 138 boreholes within the next hour.

00:35:11Now, what do you mean you can't?

00:35:13Make it five times hazard pay.

00:35:16Ten times.

00:35:16I really don't care.

00:35:17Just get it done.

00:35:19Great.

00:35:20Always a pleasure doing business with you.

00:35:23Hey, how many rigs have we secured?

00:35:27138.

00:35:28Okay, we are running out of time.

00:35:29We gotta start drilling now.

00:35:37All right, let's stay calm.

00:35:39Let's not start a panic.

00:35:46Officer Donenfeld.

00:35:48Officer Donenfeld.

00:35:49Officer Donenfeld.

00:35:50Officer Donenfeld.

00:35:51Officer Donenfeld.

00:35:51Okay, my name is Dr. Molly Martin.

00:35:53There's a very real emergency situation that we have.

00:35:59Hi, I need to speak to an ESM right now.

00:36:01I'm George Fox, emergency service manager on duty.

00:36:04May I help you?

00:36:05There is going to be an earthquake in Sun Valley in less than 48 hours.

00:36:11I need you to order an emergency evacuation.

00:36:14There's been an earthquake?

00:36:15No, no, no.

00:36:16It's coming.

00:36:16It's a magnitude 8.3.

00:36:18There was a 5.6 out in Hollywood.

00:36:20No, no, no.

00:36:21That was just a foreshock.

00:36:22I think I would have seen that on quake alert.

00:36:24We have evidence to back to stuff, okay?

00:36:27Whew.

00:36:27Listen, we've built a multi-factor forecasting model that utilizes data mining algorithms.

00:36:33We've been working with highly technical sensors to gauge electromagnetic anomalies.

00:36:37No one's been able to predict the size and location of an earthquake.

00:36:41We have built legitimate forecasts to provide, look, ample early warnings to evacuate full populations.

00:36:47Look, let me just stop you right there.

00:36:49We can't issue an evacuation order of that size for any earthquake.

00:36:52We only have CDC and OSHA approved measures in place for that type of event.

00:36:57No, but look, you can actually coordinate an evacuation away from the fault if you get everyone into communities rated

00:37:03at an intensity 5 or less.

00:37:05Intensity 5? Don't you mean magnitude 5? I mean, that's how earthquakes are measured.

00:37:09No. Officer, stop condescending, Dr. Martin, and listen.

00:37:13All of the drill locations have been sent to the rig crews.

00:37:15Now all we can do is pray that the boreholes get drilled in time.

00:37:19Pray?

00:37:21I've got something better than prayer, buddy.

00:37:24Cash.

00:37:25And I've spent enough of it this morning to get the job done.

00:37:41The only earthquake evacuation plan that exists is to evacuate severely damaged areas after the incident.

00:37:49Until then, it's just duck and cover and hold onto your butt until everything stops shaking.

00:37:54That's because there's no warning system yet in place to forecast beyond a few seconds.

00:37:59And yours does, huh?

00:38:07Look, George, all of our prequake data for a magnitude of 8.3 in Sun Valley is in that binder

00:38:11right there.

00:38:13I don't have time to go over all this.

00:38:16Are any other agencies backing you up?

00:38:19USGS?

00:38:20CEA?

00:38:21California Geological Survey.

00:38:23All of the info we've collected is from the public systems of USGS and California Integrated Seismate Network Data.

00:38:30So, what do you want me to do?

00:38:32You don't have any verification from any credible scientific organization?

00:38:36We have evidence.

00:38:37Right there.

00:38:38It would take me a science degree to make heads or tails of this.

00:38:42Funny you should say, because I happen to have three.

00:38:44A PhD in geophysics, a master's in climatology, and a bachelor's in statistical science.

00:38:51So, let me put it to you this way.

00:38:53There is going to be an 8.3 earthquake in Los Angeles County.

00:38:57And that's all very dandy.

00:39:00Come on.

00:39:01God.

00:39:02I can't. I can't.

00:39:07Is there anyone else we can warn?

00:39:09We could try the fire department.

00:39:11Isn't that all the way across town?

00:39:14We'll take the bridge.

00:39:20Los Angeles County aren't listening.

00:39:23Sven and I served with a couple of guys who are now with KEL Fire Forestry and Fire Protection.

00:39:28Your two marine buddies aren't enough to evacuate LA County.

00:39:32So much for the bridge being faster.

00:39:35Where are they?

00:39:37Relax. They'll be here.

00:39:39Molly, crew teams have been drilling at their assigned locations for about six hours now.

00:39:43One-hundred-forty-eight drill rigs all operating at the same time.

00:39:50Host Alfred O'Reilly!

00:39:59Warn 8! Warn 8! Warn 8!

00:40:31You okay?

00:40:33You all right?

00:40:35Yeah.

00:40:39Foresight shows an estimated 6.3.

00:40:44That's incredible.

00:40:45So it worked.

00:40:47Yeah, but we're still getting earthquakes.

00:40:49Yeah, but they're not as bad, right?

00:40:51Not as deadly.

00:40:51That's amazing.

00:40:52No, wait.

00:40:54What?

00:40:58We have a problem.

00:41:00What problem?

00:41:03Lower depths.

00:41:05Sustained energy along the Verdugo and San Andreas Fault.

00:41:10I see it.

00:41:11So why, you're saying there's another quake coming?

00:41:14No, two fault lines are connected.

00:41:20The power from one fault will unleash catastrophic seismic activity along another fault.

00:41:27And it's just going to keep on continuing up the San Andreas Fault and the entire state of California.

00:41:33What does that mean?

00:41:34What I mean is that with the next quake, the state of California is going to tear away from the

00:41:41United States and fall into the ocean.

00:41:59All clear.

00:42:01All clear.

00:42:01Flowback start.

00:42:09Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa.

00:42:11Gene, we have to stop.

00:42:12I have my orders.

00:42:13Are you serious?

00:42:18Emergency shutdown.

00:42:19Shut it down.

00:42:20Let's go.

00:42:39It's like the entire coastline is eroding into the ocean.

00:42:42What are the hotspots?

00:42:43Checking now, looks like it missed a few major centers like Frisco and San Diego, but lots and lots of

00:42:50coastal damage.

00:42:52Your novel is just a foreshock.

00:42:53It's just as we feared.

00:42:55Can somebody please explain this to me in real time?

00:42:59I mean, do we have hours, seconds, what?

00:43:04Molly, I need to talk to you now.

00:43:05Yeah, just give me one second, Eric.

00:43:07Molly, now.

00:43:08I need to speak to you now.

00:43:09What?

00:43:09I've been trying to reach out to the kids, anyone, Yolanda, Sven, I can't get through.

00:43:13The cell network's down.

00:43:14Well, they were warning the Department of Emergency Management with Yolanda and Sven.

00:43:19They're probably in the city authorities right now.

00:43:21And what if they're not?

00:43:22Molly, we don't know where the kids are.

00:43:24I'm trying to keep them safe.

00:43:26You know that.

00:43:27You saw what just happened, and another one is coming, probably even bigger.

00:43:30We don't have time to build another size of a cloak.

00:43:32All right, you go ahead and save the world.

00:43:34I'm going to go find the kids.

00:43:36Eric, wait, wait.

00:43:38I'm going to send you the number to my chopper service.

00:43:41You can't drive in this.

00:43:42The roads are blocked.

00:43:43All right.

00:43:44We're getting greetings.

00:43:44There was an earthquake swarm in L.A. County along the San Andreas Fault.

00:43:48I don't get it.

00:43:50What am I missing here?

00:43:56Let's go, let's go.

00:43:58Let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go.

00:44:01Come on, this way, this way, let's go.

00:44:02Let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go.

00:44:03Move, move, move.

00:44:05Single file, single file.

00:44:06Stay calm, stay calm, everybody.

00:44:07Let's go.

00:44:08We've got to go, guys, go.

00:44:09Careful, guys.

00:44:10Come on through here.

00:44:10Keep going, keep moving, keep moving, keep moving, all right?

00:44:14That's it, that's it.

00:44:15Help me!

00:44:17I can't get out!

00:44:18It's Jim, hold on.

00:44:19The door, I can't get out of me!

00:44:21Okay, it's all right, it's all right.

00:44:23It's all right.

00:44:24I can't get out of me!

00:44:26Come on, come on, come on.

00:44:27You've got to come with me, come with me, come with me.

00:44:29My arm, my arm.

00:44:30It's all right, it's all right, we've got to go.

00:44:32We've got to go.

00:44:33Come with me, you're okay.

00:44:34We've got to go, keep going, keep going.

00:44:36Keep going.

00:44:38Take it away!

00:44:39Sir?

00:44:41Sir, can you hear me?

00:44:42Sir?

00:44:46Hello?

00:44:50Yolanda!

00:44:51Yolanda help!

00:44:54Chrissy!

00:44:56I think he's unconscious.

00:44:58Oh, he's not breathing.

00:45:00I know.

00:45:00Come on, come on.

00:45:02You have too much time here, you have to go help the others.

00:45:04I can do this, okay?

00:45:06Just, just let me.

00:45:07Okay, okay.

00:45:08No, come on.

00:45:12Come on, Chrissy, we don't have much time.

00:45:14Come on, Sarah.

00:45:15Come on, Chrissy.

00:45:18We've got to leave him, Chrissy, we've got to leave him.

00:45:19Come on, we can't stay here.

00:45:21Yolanda, I can't.

00:45:26Come on!

00:45:28Oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God.

00:45:32Sir?

00:45:32You okay?

00:45:33Where am I?

00:45:34What happened?

00:45:35I don't have to get you out of here, sir.

00:45:36It's okay.

00:45:37We have to get you out of here, sir.

00:45:38Come on.

00:45:39We've got to go back, we've got to help the others.

00:45:41Sir?

00:45:42Let's go, move, move, move, move, move.

00:45:45Come on.

00:45:46Come on.

00:45:47Come on.

00:45:49Let's go.

00:45:50Are you okay?

00:45:51Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:45:52We've got to get out of here.

00:45:53We've got to go, we've got to go.

00:45:56Service is still down.

00:45:58Maybe we can tap into FEMA.

00:46:00I mean, they're right there, 10 feet away.

00:46:03First of all, my thoughts and prayers to everyone out there affected by this terrible tragedy.

00:46:07Let's not sugarcoat this.

00:46:09The Southern California coastline looks like a war zone.

00:46:12Our primary focus remains to save lives.

00:46:16We're going to worry about tallying property damage later.

00:46:19Oh, oh.

00:46:20Here's a question.

00:46:22What do you make of reports concerning a group called React that is headed by ex-CEO of our star,

00:46:28Griffin Richards?

00:46:29His team claims they acknowledge that a magnitude 8.3 K was imminent.

00:46:34Excuse me, okay?

00:46:36Let me stop you right there.

00:46:38Let me tell you about this character, Griffin Richards.

00:46:40This man has been operating illegally for years and years now.

00:46:44Now he's trying to redo his image by creating some pseudo-environmental company based on false data,

00:46:48and whatever Griffin Richards thinks absolves him from the damage that he alone has created.

00:46:55So you can rest assured, once this tragic moment in our history has passed,

00:46:59we will conduct an investigation, and not only to Mr. Richards,

00:47:02but the entire React team for falsifying data and creating panic.

00:47:10I promise you that.

00:47:13Center's next.

00:47:14Go ahead.

00:47:17We have a job to do.

00:47:20Let's focus on that.

00:47:23Yeah.

00:47:25We've got to go.

00:47:26We've got to get away from the bridge.

00:47:27We've got to get away from the bridge.

00:47:27Guys, guys, guys.

00:47:29Take her.

00:47:29She's her, all right?

00:47:30She's her.

00:47:30Okay, you're okay.

00:47:31Take her.

00:47:31We've got you, okay?

00:47:32We've got you.

00:47:33Come on.

00:47:33Let me get you to walk.

00:47:34Okay, we've got you.

00:47:35We're not going to let anything bad happen, okay?

00:47:38It's okay.

00:47:39It's okay.

00:47:39You need to go.

00:47:40Yvonne, you need to go.

00:47:41Yvonne, you need to go.

00:47:42I said all your other classmates, you need to go.

00:47:44Honey, I know you want to stay, but you have to go.

00:47:47Okay?

00:47:48Yes, you have to.

00:47:50Okay.

00:47:57Ava, Ava.

00:47:58One, two, three.

00:48:00Are you injured?

00:48:00Can you walk?

00:48:01My leg is broken.

00:48:03It's broken.

00:48:03Please, my school kids.

00:48:05Did you see them?

00:48:06Are they safe?

00:48:06No, no, no.

00:48:07But I'm sure we can find them.

00:48:08What's your name?

00:48:09Olivia.

00:48:10Olivia.

00:48:10This is Ava.

00:48:11Ava, hi.

00:48:11She didn't want to leave my side because I was hurt.

00:48:13Okay.

00:48:13The others, make sure they're okay.

00:48:15Okay, okay.

00:48:15But we have to get you out of here, okay?

00:48:17Yes!

00:48:19I can't move.

00:48:20I can't walk.

00:48:21No, no, no.

00:48:22You have to just leave me.

00:48:23You have to go.

00:48:24We're going to get you off this bridge.

00:48:28I can't get into FEMA.

00:48:30Power sources are down everywhere.

00:48:31And if this keeps happening, the San Andreas will rupture.

00:48:34We'll get hit with a 20.0 earthquake.

00:48:37We need to get word out there, even to your pal, Senator Carlson.

00:48:42We've got to get to FEMA.

00:48:43I mean, they're right there.

00:48:44They're 20 feet away.

00:48:45Listen, don't worry about Carlson.

00:48:46Okay, no one will be implicated.

00:48:48I want you to stay here.

00:48:54But I can talk to him.

00:48:55I don't want you to make things worse with the Senator.

00:48:58But I'm telling you, I know how to talk to him.

00:49:03Please stay here.

00:49:09Okay.

00:49:10Okay.

00:49:12I'll stay and monitor the earthquakes.

00:49:18David?

00:49:21Great.

00:49:32Excuse me, I'm looking for Natasha Nakame.

00:49:38Natasha.

00:49:39Natasha.

00:49:39Molly, get out of my office.

00:49:42I don't know.

00:49:42These quakes...

00:49:43I don't have time for your theories.

00:49:44Hold on, hold on.

00:49:45These quakes are going to continue moving up the coastline, causing a 20.0 earthquake.

00:49:49We have got to evacuate the state.

00:49:51Okay?

00:49:52We have time codes for the quakes that are going to happen.

00:49:56It is constantly updating.

00:49:58Here, take a look.

00:49:58Look, I've got time codes, okay?

00:50:02We have already accurately predicted the next quakes to come.

00:50:06You heard what the Senator said.

00:50:08Your data is flawed.

00:50:10I'm going to have you escorted off the floor.

00:50:12These earthquakes are penetrating deeper than we ever thought possible.

00:50:17At least 18 miles deep.

00:50:19And you know that our data is not flawed.

00:50:21Sorry for interrupting.

00:50:23We've got an ACS meeting in five.

00:50:24I'm coming.

00:50:25And you're leaving.

00:50:26Hold on.

00:50:27Natasha, Natasha, wait.

00:50:28We are looking in places that nobody ever even thought to look.

00:50:32Smart thermostats.

00:50:34Once a user has put in their temperature, that data is logged.

00:50:38And we have that data.

00:50:40There is evidence of a heat spike up to eight degrees Celsius three days before an earthquake hit.

00:50:46And we could have privy to those locations.

00:50:49So once people start to put in their temperatures, we have that.

00:50:53Infrasonics.

00:50:54We obtain infrasound signals and compare them to historical data of earthquakes in the area.

00:50:59I'm sorry.

00:51:00Pardon me.

00:51:00Dr. Jenny's lying.

00:51:02How are you conducting the research?

00:51:05We built a forecasting protocol to combine precursors, compare and contrast them against

00:51:10each other and previous historical data to ascertain the size and intensity of future quakes.

00:51:16I mean, hydraulic fracturing has played a role.

00:51:19Stop.

00:51:20Fracking is not the cause here.

00:51:22Senator Carlson did extensive studies before he started drilling in Hawaii and California.

00:51:26Wait a minute.

00:51:27Senator Carlson approved the drilling.

00:51:29He actually approved the drilling?

00:51:31We knew the 8.3 was coming.

00:51:33Yeah.

00:51:33We know that dozens more are on the way.

00:51:35You do.

00:51:36You analyzed all these data sets and identified the event.

00:51:40Yeah.

00:51:40We tried to go to state and local authorities and they did nothing.

00:51:43FEMA doesn't have extra resources to spend on speculative disaster.

00:51:47We're dealing with a real one.

00:51:49Shocking.

00:51:50Draft a risk assessment study.

00:51:53Outline the areas you feel are at the highest risk.

00:51:56We'll take it under advisement for incorporating into our action plan.

00:51:58Hold on.

00:51:59Hold on.

00:51:59Action plan?

00:52:00No.

00:52:00Do you know what your action plan is?

00:52:02You're going to evacuate the entire state.

00:52:04Starting with Southern California, moving up north, but really work on the more populated

00:52:09areas.

00:52:10That's your action plan.

00:52:11If what you're saying is true, we don't have a preemptive action plan that can respond

00:52:15effectively.

00:52:19Really shocking.

00:52:21Go.

00:52:27I got you.

00:52:28I got you.

00:52:29Mr. Levia, does it still hurt?

00:52:31No, it's okay.

00:52:32It's okay.

00:52:32I'm okay, I'm okay with it.

00:52:33No.

00:52:48No, no, no, no, let me fall.

00:52:50No, no, no, no, let me fall.

00:52:53No, no, no, let me fall.

00:52:55Come on.

00:52:56Ah!

00:52:57No.

00:52:58Ah!

00:52:59Ah!

00:53:00Ah!

00:53:06Ah!

00:53:26Ah!

00:53:27Ah!

00:53:29Ah!

00:53:30Ah!

00:53:31Ah!

00:53:31Oh, my God.

00:54:10We have to find her.

00:54:11What's wrong?

00:54:12What's wrong?

00:54:12She fell.

00:54:13She fell.

00:54:14I'm not trying to do it.

00:54:15You're not making any sense.

00:54:16Talk to me.

00:54:16Stop.

00:54:17Are you okay?

00:54:17No, there's a little girl in there.

00:54:20She saw him.

00:54:21Then she ran off her.

00:54:21We have to find her.

00:54:23There's a child out there?

00:54:23Yes, we have to find her.

00:54:24Chrissy.

00:54:25Wait, no, no, no.

00:54:25I just saw a bunch of little kids with the cops.

00:54:27Maybe she's with them.

00:54:28No, Chrissy.

00:54:29We have to find her now.

00:54:30Oh, wait.

00:54:31There's a child out there?

00:54:31The land side.

00:54:33Oh, what are you talking about?

00:54:36Clay, Clay, what are you talking about?

00:54:38Clay?

00:54:39Talk to me.

00:54:40I don't want to live there as someone.

00:54:41I'm scared.

00:54:43Clay?

00:54:44I ran because I was afraid,

00:54:45because we almost died.

00:54:48Clay.

00:54:49Look, we didn't, okay?

00:54:51We made it out for her lives.

00:54:52Mom made sure of that.

00:54:55No, we have to find Ava.

00:54:56Clay, where are you going?

00:54:57That's the wrong way.

00:54:58Ava!

00:54:59Wow.

00:55:10Oh, my God.

00:55:15What?

00:55:16We're moving.

00:55:18We're not just moving.

00:55:19We're floating.

00:55:24That last quake must have destroyed the foundation pillars.

00:55:26We're going to tip over, and it's not a matter of if, but when.

00:55:30That was not a 5.9, David.

00:55:33The foresight protocol must have underestimated the forecast.

00:55:36The damage from before must have knocked out the seismometer sensors,

00:55:39the infrasonic sensors, and our consumer data resources.

00:55:43Okay, that system has been off ever since the Hollywood earthquake.

00:55:47I mean, that 20.0 quake might be much larger than we predicted.

00:55:52We've got to get people out of this building right now.

00:55:54Yeah.

00:55:55We've got to start gathering people.

00:55:56We've got to work floor by floor.

00:55:58I'll start with the lobby and work to the third floor.

00:56:00I'll start on the fourth and clear the floor from the way around up.

00:56:03We'll meet on the roof.

00:56:03Okay.

00:56:04It's going to be hard to miss a floating building,

00:56:06but we've got to somehow let people know that we're alive.

00:56:37It's going to be interesting that we're alive.

00:56:55We're headed toward the bridge.

00:57:00We're going to hit it.

00:57:01I'm going to sweep for more survivors.

00:57:03I'll be on radio if you need me.

00:57:13Wait.

00:57:15You all right?

00:57:16Look, you've been injured, okay?

00:57:17You've been injured.

00:57:18Your son's going to be all right.

00:57:19All right, look.

00:57:20Look, stay with me.

00:57:21Stay with me.

00:57:22Stay with me.

00:57:23No, no, no, no, no.

00:57:26No, no, no.

00:57:33Femmets!

00:57:34Femmets!

00:57:37She's gone.

00:57:39She's gone.

00:57:39Listen, listen to me.

00:57:40Listen, okay?

00:57:41I can't find Chrissy or Clay.

00:57:43Chrissy and Clay are missing.

00:57:44Everyone's missing!

00:57:46She's gone.

00:57:47Look out!

00:57:48The building!

00:57:49Listen to me.

00:57:51Listen.

00:57:52Okay?

00:57:52Listen, we have to get out of here.

00:57:54Look.

00:57:54Look, look.

00:57:56Look, we're building in here.

00:57:57It's had a trick for us.

00:57:57We have to get out of here now.

00:58:00Yeah.

00:58:00Come on.

00:58:01Yeah.

00:58:01Come on.

00:58:01Okay.

00:58:03Okay.

00:58:06Go!

00:58:07Go!

00:58:07Get out!

00:58:09Go!

00:58:13Go!

00:58:21Hello?

00:58:22Can anyone hear me?

00:58:24Hello?

00:58:27Hello?

00:58:28Is anyone there?

00:58:31Hello?

00:58:32Molly?

00:58:35Griffin?

00:58:37What are you doing here?

00:58:38The command center's gone.

00:58:40What?

00:58:41What do you mean gone?

00:58:43Gone like it's floating down 3rd Street right now.

00:58:46And we're taking in water.

00:58:47It's coming in through the door down there.

00:58:50Did you see anybody down there?

00:58:52No, I thought it was already evacuated.

00:58:54No.

00:58:56It's that.

00:58:57Come on, follow me.

00:58:58Where are we going?

00:59:01We've got to start clearing floors.

00:59:02Come on.

00:59:03Where do we bring everybody?

00:59:04Come on.

00:59:07Is anyone here?

00:59:09Sir, sir, we're here.

00:59:10We're here to help you.

00:59:15He's, he's, he's gone.

00:59:17Help me, help me.

00:59:17He's gone.

00:59:18No, help me get us.

00:59:19We can save him.

00:59:20He's done.

00:59:21Come on, Griffin.

00:59:23No.

00:59:24Come on.

00:59:29Oh, God.

00:59:41Come on.

00:59:43Let's keep searching.

00:59:44Hopefully, we'll find some survivors.

00:59:51That slid up.

00:59:52I'll go down.

00:59:53You go up, cover more ground.

00:59:55All right, I'll meet you back here in the stairwell.

00:59:57All right.

01:00:03Come on.

01:00:04Come on, over here, this way.

01:00:08This is it.

01:00:10Come on.

01:00:11We've got to get to the roof.

01:00:13The roof?

01:00:14Yeah.

01:00:15The whole billy's about to lean over.

01:00:16We'll wait down here until more help arrives.

01:00:18If you stay here, we're all going to die.

01:00:21Oh, my God.

01:00:22Oh, my God.

01:00:24Okay, you're right.

01:00:24All right.

01:00:25We need flares and a radio.

01:00:27Do you have any flares?

01:00:28We got both.

01:00:35It's a nice setup you've got here.

01:00:38Thanks very much for doing this.

01:00:40Hey, I thought when Griffin left Arkstar, he lost all of this.

01:00:44These aren't Arkstars.

01:00:45These belong to Mr. Richards.

01:00:47He's a good guy.

01:00:48Happy to help, especially now.

01:00:51Search and rescue birds all fueled up.

01:00:53Let's rock and roll.

01:00:53All right, let's go.

01:01:27Griffin?

01:01:28Hey.

01:01:29You okay?

01:01:30Yeah, you?

01:01:31Yeah, I'm okay.

01:01:37We're blocking both directions.

01:01:40Maybe we can dig our way out of here.

01:01:43I think we're stuck.

01:01:45No, we are.

01:01:48Maze, this is Louis 23.

01:01:49We are approaching the disaster site.

01:01:52Okay, there's a helipad on the roof, but we're not going to be able to land.

01:01:56We'll drop in.

01:01:58Copy that, sir.

01:02:00Okay, there's stairs all the way down, but the location is structurally compromised.

01:02:06Probable flooding in the lobby.

01:02:08Okay?

01:02:08This is a volatile environment.

01:02:11Volatile is an understatement.

01:02:15Jesus.

01:02:16I've never seen anything like this before.

01:02:23I think we're stuck.

01:02:28Be careful.

01:02:30Careful.

01:02:31Pull it down the wrong way, it's going to come crashing down on the both of us.

01:02:34Okay?

01:02:34Just stop.

01:02:35There's too much of it.

01:02:37We can't just sit here, Griffin.

01:02:39If we just pull more of the rubble out, we can get up.

01:02:42We can climb up and over.

01:02:45You want to get out of here so bad, you don't see the danger right in front of you.

01:02:49No!

01:02:50Stop, stop.

01:02:53Griffin, we have no choice.

01:02:55You need to pull it from the higher end.

01:03:08Is someone there?

01:03:10Molly, is that you?

01:03:13Are you hurt?

01:03:16Natasha!

01:03:17My arm.

01:03:18No, no, no, no.

01:03:18Don't get up.

01:03:19Sit, sit.

01:03:20It's broken.

01:03:21It's broken?

01:03:22No, no, no.

01:03:24Don't move.

01:03:25Don't move.

01:03:27Jesus.

01:03:29Let me see.

01:03:30Let me see.

01:03:30Stop it.

01:03:32Okay, all right.

01:03:32Stop.

01:03:33Okay.

01:03:36Okay, okay, okay.

01:03:38Easy does it.

01:03:39Easy does it.

01:03:39What a real nasty neck knock to the head.

01:03:45Why are we going back up?

01:03:47It's all clear below this level, and we need to get you out of here.

01:03:50Okay?

01:03:51Yeah, yeah, okay.

01:03:52We don't have a choice here.

01:03:58We have to do it from the higher end to make a safe way out.

01:04:03I bet you didn't think you'd spend your last few moments on this earth like this, would you?

01:04:09Spent next to an unhinged, radical, eco-maniac.

01:04:15Can't think of a better way to go.

01:04:18Right?

01:04:22Well, for what it's worth, Natasha said Senator Carlson approved your drilling.

01:04:30Yeah, yeah, it did.

01:04:33Terry is a majority owner in Arcstar.

01:04:40Through a bunch of shell companies.

01:04:43I've sued your company a hundred times.

01:04:45I know, I know, I know.

01:04:48Senator's a good guy, though.

01:04:51That's why we got to such special attention.

01:04:58Look, for what it's worth,

01:05:03I couldn't take it anymore.

01:05:06I wanted out.

01:05:08I wanted to help, not her.

01:05:12Why didn't you say anything before?

01:05:15Well, when?

01:05:16When was I supposed to?

01:05:18In court?

01:05:20That would have been the death of the company,

01:05:22the death of 200,000 jobs.

01:05:24To be honest, I mean,

01:05:27we were cutting edge.

01:05:29We were developing some pretty amazing technology.

01:05:33My biggest regret

01:05:37is that it took so long to leave.

01:05:41And I left because of you.

01:05:44Because of what you stand for.

01:05:55All right, hold here.

01:05:57Hold!

01:06:10Leave the horse.

01:06:12Come on, come on.

01:06:13Let's go!

01:06:13Go!

01:06:14Go!

01:06:15You got it.

01:06:16You got it.

01:06:16Go left.

01:06:17Down the hall.

01:06:18Straight to the roof.

01:06:19Straight up to the roof.

01:06:20He's the stairs.

01:06:21Baby!

01:06:22What are you still doing here?

01:06:23What do you mean?

01:06:24Where's Molly?

01:06:26She went downstairs to find other survivors

01:06:27on the lower floor.

01:06:28And she hasn't come back yet?

01:06:29No.

01:06:30I think I'm doing the best I can here.

01:06:32I found Natasha when the building tipped over

01:06:33and the stairwell started to kick in.

01:06:35Okay, did you see anybody else down there?

01:06:36I didn't see much of anything

01:06:37after I got cold-cocked by concrete.

01:06:40Okay, all right.

01:06:41Um, all right.

01:06:42Terry, there's a group of survivors

01:06:44coming upstairs to you now.

01:06:46You get them off, lift them,

01:06:48take them back to base,

01:06:49and then come right back for us.

01:06:50This building's about to fall down on us.

01:06:52Ronnie, you're going to clear

01:06:53the rest of the floors, okay?

01:06:54You and I are going to go after Molly.

01:06:55Send any remaining survivors

01:06:57straight to the roof.

01:06:58You got it.

01:07:02Good luck.

01:07:03Come on, baby.

01:07:05Come on.

01:07:07Come on.

01:07:09Go, go.

01:07:10Keep your hands down.

01:07:12Go, go.

01:07:13Hands down.

01:07:15Molly.

01:07:16What?

01:07:17Molly's right.

01:07:19We're here?

01:07:20Here?

01:07:21We're down here.

01:07:22The rubble's too asleep.

01:07:24We can't climb out on our own.

01:07:26Here.

01:07:27Here I am.

01:07:27Grab my hand.

01:07:29That's it.

01:07:30Come on.

01:07:40Jerry, what's your ETA?

01:07:41Drop it on survivors now.

01:07:43I'll be back in two minutes.

01:07:44Molly.

01:07:45Okay, we'll be there.

01:07:46We'll be right there.

01:07:47This is the safest place to wait.

01:07:49Rustin floors are cleared.

01:07:50Everyone's counted for it.

01:07:52This place is full and poor, though.

01:07:53All right, we'll meet you on the roof.

01:07:54Jennings?

01:07:56I've got word of an impounded fourth drilling rig.

01:07:59Was there some sort of authorization from another agency we weren't made aware of?

01:08:03Oh, wait, wait.

01:08:05Those might be ours.

01:08:06Your rigs?

01:08:07Who authorized you?

01:08:08Whoa, whoa, whoa.

01:08:08We were digging a seismic cloak.

01:08:10Are you out of your mind?

01:08:11Have you not seen what's happening out there in the city?

01:08:14Natasha, it worked.

01:08:15We took the magnitude of the earthquake from an 8.7 out to a 6.3.

01:08:19You don't know what the residual impact has on the San Andreas.

01:08:23For all we know, the seismic cloak reflected the Rayleigh waves,

01:08:27which sent them bouncing onto some brittle tectonic plates that have yet to shift.

01:08:31Oh, my God, David.

01:08:33David, that's it.

01:08:34All the fault lines running under Southern California,

01:08:37connected to the San Andreas fault line.

01:08:40That's why it's bouncing back and forth so quickly.

01:08:43It isn't just energy.

01:08:44They're connected.

01:08:45What?

01:08:46How is that even possible?

01:08:48All those years of fracking, that's what triggered the Hollywood earthquake.

01:08:53It...

01:08:53All those fault lines connected to the San Andreas,

01:08:56it's created a new fault line.

01:08:58We have to sever it.

01:08:59What are you talking about?

01:09:00Natasha, stand down.

01:09:01Stand down?

01:09:02Where the hell do you think you are?

01:09:03We're not back at SOCOM.

01:09:05You're in my world here.

01:09:08Hey, look.

01:09:09Natasha, look.

01:09:10Look out there.

01:09:13Do you see all that?

01:09:14That is all going to be gone

01:09:15if we don't do something about this right now.

01:09:18All of the fault lines running underneath us,

01:09:21connected to the San Andreas,

01:09:22they're just going to create

01:09:24an earthquake of 20.0

01:09:27that's going to destroy everything

01:09:29if we don't stop this right now.

01:09:32Chop's back.

01:09:33Let's get the hello.

01:09:33Okay.

01:09:34Show him the way back.

01:09:34Let's go.

01:09:35David, come on.

01:09:47Hey, come on, get him out there.

01:09:50All right.

01:09:51Let's go, mate.

01:09:52Let's go.

01:09:53Get in.

01:10:06Ava!

01:10:08Ava!

01:10:08Where are you going?

01:10:09That's the wrong way.

01:10:10Ava!

01:10:11Ava!

01:10:11Clay, we are the only ones

01:10:13out this forest.

01:10:13Men and you'll wonder

01:10:14are probably looking for us.

01:10:15We have to find Ava!

01:10:16Clay!

01:10:17Quickly!

01:10:28You all right?

01:10:28I got to go.

01:10:29You all right?

01:10:29I got to go.

01:10:31What are you doing here, all right?

01:10:32The whole bridge is on lockdown.

01:10:33We've got to go now.

01:10:33We've got to get out.

01:10:34No, no, no.

01:10:34There was a little girl.

01:10:35She was on the bus.

01:10:36She was on the bus with everybody else

01:10:37and then she ran off.

01:10:38Do they have her?

01:10:39All right, all right.

01:10:40Officer, this is Albrecht.

01:10:41I need a 20 on a little girl.

01:10:42Name her.

01:10:43Ava!

01:10:44Do you have her?

01:10:44Is she with you?

01:10:45Negative.

01:10:46The kids are asking about her, too.

01:10:48You're saying there's one more missing?

01:10:50No.

01:10:51Yes!

01:10:52No, no.

01:10:52We have to go.

01:10:54Okay, that building is headed straight for us.

01:10:55We have to get right behind you.

01:10:57I'm going to help them find the kid.

01:10:59No, no, no.

01:10:59Please be careful, okay?

01:11:04Don't do anything you're crazy.

01:11:06Have you met my family?

01:11:16Damn it.

01:11:17We're working from incorrect data.

01:11:19The quake is going to be bigger than we thought.

01:11:21Our data was wrong.

01:11:23Wait a minute.

01:11:24Wait a minute.

01:11:24How much bigger?

01:11:25We predicted a magnitude of 8.7, but we also miscategorized the earthquake that hit Hollywood

01:11:33at a 5.7.

01:11:35Meaning what?

01:11:36Meaning we could be looking at a 20.0 mega quake.

01:11:41We need to reduce the stress on the fault lines.

01:11:44That's impossible.

01:11:44We just did it.

01:11:46We just need to figure out where the fault lines of the Southern and Northern California

01:11:52fault lines meet.

01:11:53Then what?

01:11:54Then we just need to find the access point and we disrupt it.

01:11:57What?

01:11:58You mean blow it up?

01:11:59Do we even know where that point is?

01:12:01Maybe, but we need to get back to the command center.

01:12:04No, the command center's destroyed.

01:12:07Wait.

01:12:08Drop me off near Hill Street.

01:12:09I might have access to data I can send you.

01:12:12We're going to need some big firepower.

01:12:14How big?

01:12:14The MBS-86 go to warhead.

01:12:18Guided ordnance thermobaric armament.

01:12:21Exponentially more powerful than the Moab or FOAB high-yield bombs.

01:12:26We're going to have to bury it down deep.

01:12:28Close to the access point.

01:12:30We have a lot of work ahead of us.

01:12:32We've got to get started.

01:12:38Yep.

01:12:40Natasha, let's go.

01:12:41Good luck.

01:12:44We'll save your kids.

01:12:50Take us up.

01:12:51We got it.

01:13:03Ava.

01:13:07Ava.

01:13:08Ava.

01:13:09Guys, she's over here.

01:13:10She's over here.

01:13:11Ava.

01:13:11Oh, we have to go.

01:13:12Come on, we have to go.

01:13:13Get away.

01:13:14Get away.

01:13:15No, I'm going to help you.

01:13:16I'm here to help you.

01:13:18No, I'm going to take you to your friends.

01:13:19We have to go.

01:13:20No, you dropped my teacher.

01:13:26You're going to have to take her.

01:13:27She won't let me touch her.

01:13:30Ava, this is Chrissy.

01:13:31She's my sister.

01:13:31She's going to help you.

01:13:32She won't drop you.

01:13:34She's never let me down before.

01:13:37Oh, my goodness.

01:13:38She's never going to let her go.

01:13:38Oh, yeah.

01:13:40Hey.

01:13:41We have to go.

01:13:42Grab her.

01:13:43We have to go.

01:13:44We have to go.

01:13:44We gotta go.

01:13:45We gotta go.

01:13:46Go.

01:13:46Oh my God.

01:13:51Building, building coming down,

01:13:54moving towards the bridge.

01:13:55We're flying, Christine's back.

01:14:00Get us down.

01:14:01Get us down.

01:14:03Copy that, hang on.

01:14:12Keep moving.

01:14:13Come on guys, guys we gotta go, come on.

01:14:15Go, go, go, go, go!

01:14:16Come on, run, come on.

01:14:21Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on.

01:14:26Come on guys, come on, come on, come on, come on.

01:14:27Let's get them, let's get them, get in.

01:14:29We'll never lift off, we need a dropped weight.

01:14:31Anything that's not tied down, get rid of it, now!

01:14:34That's it, I'm up.

01:14:38Come on!

01:14:40Come on, here, here, here.

01:14:42Come on!

01:14:42It's almost empty, you gotta get up here.

01:14:48Come on!

01:14:49It's almost empty, you gotta get up here, stretch.

01:14:54Come on, come on, come on!

01:14:57Come on, come on, come on!

01:14:58Come on, come on, come on, come on!

01:14:59We're still too heavy, we can't lift off!

01:15:04We're still too heavy, we're still heavy, we're still heavy there!

01:15:06Come on, come on, come on, come on!

01:15:16Come on, it's운't take us out here now!

01:15:30Come on, come on!

01:15:30Come on, hopefully!

01:15:44Everything's going to be okay.

01:15:50But now she came through, I can probably pinpoint the faults with this.

01:15:53It looks like there are actually five points we need to disrupt.

01:15:57We're going to need more ordnance.

01:15:59General Calamon's on the line.

01:16:02I briefed him.

01:16:05I know him. Let me talk to him.

01:16:08General, this is Griffin Richards.

01:16:10Griffin? I thought I'd be speaking with Corporal Eric Martin.

01:16:14Make it quick, Mr. Richards, because right now you are enemy number one with Senator Carlson.

01:16:22Good thing I never liked him.

01:16:24I think we can save California from falling into the ocean.

01:16:27There are five points at the northern and southern fault line to meet.

01:16:31If we place an MBS-86 go to warhead at each of these locations at a depth of 435 feet,

01:16:37these detonations should fracture the fault lines when we use the seismic stress.

01:16:42As it turns out, we already have 138 war holes to go to that depth.

01:16:46All right, Griffin, I'm authorizing the ordinance.

01:16:49But if this fails, I'm holding you personally accountable.

01:17:14Hey, oh my God, thank God you guys are okay.

01:17:17Hey, hey.

01:17:20Wait a minute, Liz.

01:17:22Who's then?

01:17:24He didn't make it.

01:17:25He didn't make it.

01:17:56Delivering coordinates now. Let's pray this works.

01:18:00Number three in place. Number four in place.

01:18:14That's four out of five.

01:18:15The last one needs to be placed under the ocean floor by Long Beach.

01:18:19How are we supposed to do that?

01:18:20I need these bombs at a depth of 435 feet.

01:18:26Oil rigs? I grew up in Long Beach. They're everywhere.

01:18:29Yeah, okay, let me find some.

01:18:31We have a solution. Use the oil rigs.

01:18:34One's up this hill.

01:18:36You need to take apart the oil rig and drop the bomb down the drill shaft.

01:18:41Copy. I'm taking them apart now.

01:18:45All right, ordinances down the hatch. That should do it.

01:18:48Molly, your team is currently over the widest part of the fault line.

01:18:51That area could cave in any second.

01:18:53Hey! Hey! We've got to get everybody in the air right now.

01:18:57I want everybody airlifted out of here first.

01:18:59Once they're in the air and out of the fire zone, we can then set the countdown.

01:19:03Will that give us enough time?

01:19:04Come on, come on. Get them on down.

01:19:06Get the rotors turning. Let's get up.

01:19:11Come on, let's go.

01:19:20Get those people out of here. Go.

01:19:23The fault line is starting to rupture.

01:19:26Run!

01:19:30To the police car. Come on.

01:19:41Go, honey. Go, go, go.

01:19:43Please.

01:19:43Go, go, go.

01:19:44Go, go, go, go!

01:19:44Go, go, go!

01:19:45Go, go, go!

01:19:47Go, go, go!

01:19:48Go, go, go, go!

01:19:51Go, go, go, go!

01:19:54The codos!

01:19:55The earthquake!

01:19:56It's going to set them off.

01:19:57We're not going to have time for the countdown.

01:19:59Get down! Honey, please!

01:20:43It worked! It worked!

01:20:52You two okay? Is it over?

01:20:56Yeah.

01:20:57Defy Nova.

01:21:33This city's a mess.

01:21:35Could have been worse.

01:21:47It's going to get more difficult. Senator Carlson is trying to shut you down.

01:21:51What's your experience with him?

01:21:54Political opportunist.

01:21:55I mean, he was a complete climate denier when it got him votes, but totally swung in the opposite direction

01:22:01when it got him even more votes.

01:22:03It's not votes. It's money and power. He won't stop until he has them both.

01:22:06But if we stick together, he can't buy us, right?

01:22:08Right.

01:22:09Absolutely, Mom.

01:22:10We're going to need a new command center up and running ASAP.

01:22:13Why do we do that?

01:22:15Redundancy. Before I came on board, I invested a lot in the command center.

01:22:19My team built a prototype at my estate in North Carolina.

01:22:22You took my designs and developed them without me?

01:22:25I had to make sure it worked. David helped.

01:22:29Well, it was more conceptual than practical.

01:22:32Careful. My sources tell me there's been an unseasonable cold snap in the Carolinas.

01:22:37That's FEMA Region 4.

01:22:39So it will be someone else's headache?

01:22:42Don't think you're going to get rid of me that easily. I'm always watching.

01:22:46Good. We need to keep in touch.

01:22:48We're going to keep an eye on the aftershocks in Northern and Southern California.

01:22:52Because I do have a theory.

01:22:54The mantle of the Earth is malleable.

01:22:57It's too hot to retain any seismic strain.

01:23:02And these quakes are showing something very different.

01:23:05What's that?

01:23:07Well, the mantle of the Earth is retaining the seismic strain.

01:23:10Which means it's getting cooler.

01:23:12We have more tests to run on that theory first.

01:23:15Let's stay in touch then.

01:23:21What do you think? You want to continue?

01:23:25I guess I got a whole car ride to a plane ride to a plane ride back east to think

01:23:30about it.

01:23:31Yeah. We can talk along the way.

01:23:33Okay.

01:23:41Let's go.

01:23:43I'm sorry.

01:23:48Let's go.

01:23:52Let's go.

01:23:55Let's go.

01:23:57Let's go.

01:24:01Let's go.

01:24:17Hey, Dad.

01:24:19You know, I think you're right.

01:24:21I think I need to talk to somebody.

01:24:24These past few days, they've been a lot.

01:24:29Yeah.

01:24:32I'm always here if you want to talk.

01:24:34No, sorry.

01:24:37I mean, I was wondering if I could talk to your therapist.

01:24:40I mean, you seem to think she's doing a pretty good job, so...

01:24:43Okay, yeah, no, absolutely.

01:24:45For sure.

01:24:46I can certainly recommend her.

01:24:49Cool.

01:24:50Just as long as I don't have to sit through any more of these awkward father-son talks.

01:24:57We haven't even started.

01:24:59Oh, God.

01:25:00Oh, God.

01:25:02Oh, God.

01:25:04Oh, God.

01:25:11Oh, God.

01:25:14Oh, God.

01:25:15Oh, God.

01:25:17Oh, God.

01:25:18Oh, God.

01:25:19Oh, God.

01:25:20Oh, God.

01:25:21Oh, God.

01:25:22Oh, God.

01:25:23Oh, God.

01:25:26Oh, God.

01:25:27Oh, God.

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