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California / Earthquakes #794021

CNN Evening News for Sunday, Jun 19, 2005
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(Studio: Carol Lin) Map shown of the locations of the 5 recent earthquakes in California.

(Along the San Andreas fault: Peter Viles) Californians’ anxiety over whether a major earthquake is imminent featured; scenes shown from along the San Andreas fault. [California State University at San Bernardino professor Sally McGILL†- explains how the fault will shift; comments on the chance there will be a foreshock before a big one.] [USGS SEISMOLOGIST – comments on the probability of a major quake along the fault.] The fault under Los Angeles noted.

Reporter(s):
Lin, Carol;
Viles, Peter
Duration:
00:02:30

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