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Morning.
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I don’t need a permit.
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You with fish and wildlife, or something?
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Because otherwise you--
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USGS land survey.
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You guys still aren’t finished with that crap, huh?
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It’s been three months.
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Started as a tiny sinkhole. Now look at this place.
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Government’s just gonna blame it on global warming call it a day.
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Well, you know us liberals.
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We just aren’t happy unless we’re blaming something.
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My cousin was in one of those houses.
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That whole area is in a flood zone.
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That’s the answer.
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More government, more permits, more zones.
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He lived in a flood zone, jackass, not a sink zone.
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Okay.
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You see over there under the water is limestone
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and over there,
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all that sand was underground,
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pushed up by water to the surface.
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Called a sandblow.
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And when water pushes sand out of the way
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and dissolves the limestone,
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it creates holes.
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Over time the weight of the houses causes the collapse.
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Now your cousin would have known that
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if he had read any of the info that was sent to him about this.
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He and I know well enough to know
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that his house didn’t cause that--
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-Wait. -Don’t tell me to wait.
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-I have every right-- -No, no, quiet!
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-What is that? -Get off the dock!
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-Whoa! -It’s an earthquake!
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Come on, come on!
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Help me, help me!
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Help me!
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What the heck was that?
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A surface rupture.
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Oh my God.
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It’s amazing.
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You saved my life.
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Can I buy you a beer?
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Yeah, sounds good.
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I mean, but... It’s amazing. Look.
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How deep do you think that is?
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Now, be careful.
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-Don’t go too close, sir. -Gotta be at least...
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Eric, come on, we’re going to be late!
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-Come on! -All right.
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You know that being late on your first day
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is pretty crappy, right?
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Mm-hmm.
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What are you doing?
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Dude, don’t you care that we’re going to be late?
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Like, all you do is play on your phone
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and you literally move like a snail.
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Do you care about this job at all?
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No, I don’t care about this job at all.
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What?
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Eric, there’s nothing wrong with a hard day’s work.
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It’s how you find a passion, like a career.
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Whatever you say.
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Wow, so you don’t have any passions, huh?
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I mean, maybe I’d want to be a pilot.
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-Yeah? -Yeah.
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What, like, Air Force? Commercial?
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Yeah, I don’t know, but...
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my dad taught me how to fly a helicopter.
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It’s so sweet.
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I bet.
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Please, please turn that off.
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The earth doesn’t take a break, so I don’t either.
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Okay.
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Wait.
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Is that an earthquake?
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A what?
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Brenda, stop the car!
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We’re okay.
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-Brenda? -Okay...
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-Brenda! -All right, all right.
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We’re okay, we’re okay.
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We just need to think about getting out of here...
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-Okay, okay, okay, okay. -...logically, and not panic.
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It’s got to be at least 20 feet down.
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Deeper than that.
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-Don’t move, don’t move. -I’m not.
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All right.
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Mom, don’t walk away from me while I’m talking.
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What did I say about slamming doors?
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Oh, so the door has rights, but I don’t.
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We just had a major seismic event.
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I don’t have time for this.
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Mom, it’s not fair, you said when I turned 18,
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I could do what I wanted.
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Well, I’m 18 and I want to move to Dad’s in Marston.
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I don’t think he’s going to help me fight global warming.
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In fact, fracking is the exact opposite.
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Look, Mom--
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Okay, sorry to interrupt this beautiful mother-daughter moment
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happening here, but we just got the official data on the quake.
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The US Geological Survey just revised it to a 5.7.
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Missouri’s agency is registering it as something different,
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and I read the tracker wrong.
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USGS just said 5.9.
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Should we do a cross-check
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with the State Emergency Management Agency?
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Nope, USGS is better equipped than SEMA.
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Did you check our seismographs for a more detailed reading?
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No, sorry.
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No apologies.
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5.9 means there’s going to be some damage,
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possible fissures around the city.
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Epicenter is two miles south of New Madrid.
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A couple aftershocks, but nothing major.
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3.1 and a 2.9.
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Two miles south of the town of New Madrid,
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or south of the epicenter of the New Madrid fault line?
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South of the town.
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Mom, we’re not done with this conversation.
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Your brother could be in real trouble.
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We can talk about this later, Emily.
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Ooh. Crazy morning already, huh?
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-Thought you could use this. -Thanks, babe.
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Yeah, we’re in for a long one if these aftershocks keep up.
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Fine with me.
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It means we’re going to spend more time together.
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Your brother isn’t picking up.
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Of course he isn’t.
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He just found out about Finn proposing.
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It’s fine.
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Why don’t you try to call Brenda?
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I’ll keep checking Eric.
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Mom, please, can we finish this conversation?
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Why is he not picking up?
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Why would you want to move in with your dad, huh?
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He’s going to get me a job that pays.
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Let’s take this inside. I have work to do.
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Eric refused to do anything else but work for him,
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which is why I allowed it.
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It’s an opportunity to do something important.
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I mean, yeah, it may be working for the wrong side,
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but I can make changes there.
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And I can help and send some money for the house.
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Don’t even go there.
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Finn and I are doing just fine.
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I didn’t mean...
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I don’t want to make you upset again.
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I just... I want to help.
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Benda didn’t the answer, but I went ahead and used her phone
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-to pinpoint the location. -Thank you. Where are they?
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Feel that?
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Seismograph shows 6.1 and potentially growing.
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Hold tight!
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They’re getting bigger.
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The magnitude topped at 6.4.
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That’s what I’m seeing, too.
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-Everyone okay? -Yeah.
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Let’s make sure we didn’t lose any connections out there.
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Carla, epicenter?
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New Madrid. South of Marston.
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Everybody okay?
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Yeah.
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Hope the sensors are all right.
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Let’s get this cleaned up.
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Brenda? Brenda?
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Mom! Mom! It’s Brenda.
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They’ve been in an accident.
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It’s Cami. What happened?
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Is Eric okay?
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Just sit tight, okay? We’re leaving now.
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Carla, Finn, stay here.
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Analyze the latest readings and get them to me ASAP.
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What’s wrong?
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They need help.
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Emily and I are going to New Madrid.
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-I should go with you. -No.
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I need you to monitor the tectonic AI.
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That software needs to be operating at 100%.
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The New Madrid fault is the largest on this continent.
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If we’re seeing this much activity,
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it means something way bigger could be on the way.
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And we need to know about it.
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Like a 7 or an 8?
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It’s too soon to tell.
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Well, there’s sinkholes, shifts in the geologic table,
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massive sandblows emerging.
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None of this is normal.
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It’s Alan.
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Text him. Tell him to meet us in New Madrid near the ravine.
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I’ll call him on the road and tell him what’s happening.
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Let me know as soon as Eric’s safe.
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-I will. -I love you.
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Love you, too.
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-Are they going to be okay? -We need to hurry.
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Whoa, whoa, whoa.
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No, listen to me. I’m Alan Weddle.
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I own half the fracking sites in this area.
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My son’s stuck inside. I’m going in there to get him.
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Sir, this is an evacuation site.
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I need you to get back in your truck and go ahead and leave.
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No, no, no. I don’t care if I got to call the governor.
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-I’m going in. -Where is he? Where’s Eric?
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-Hey, we got to go. -I’m going to get my son.
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-Yeah, we’re going to get him. -I’ll keep an eye on ’em.
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-Eric? -Eric.
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You in here, buddy?
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Guys, it’s not safe to be in here.
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Eric, Brenda, you guys in here. Can you hear me?
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Eric!
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Eric!
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-Eric! -Eric!
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Mom!
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-Hold on... -Mom! Dad! Help!
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-Hear that? -We’re down here!
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-That’s him. -Help!
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-Eric! Eric! -Mom!
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-Hey. -Eric, honey.
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Dad! We’re in here.
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-Hey. -Try to open the door.
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-Hang on, we’ll come get you. -Wait, the truck’s slipping!
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It’s moving.
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I can’t open it. I can’t open it.
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-I’ll get some rope! -Okay.
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I can’t open it!
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I got it. I’m out!
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Hey. Hang on. Easy. Easy. I’m coming. I’m coming.
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Give me the rope, give me the rope! Okay.
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Oh!
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Plates are shifting!
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How do you know that?
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I’m a geologist. It’s why I’m here.
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The whole area is a hotspot.
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Stay put, don’t move!
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Come on, hurry up!
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Dad!
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Eric, sit tight, okay?
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We need some slack. A little slack.
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Mom, get me out!
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All right. Here we go.
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-Put this around your waist.
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Wrap it tight around your waist.
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Guys, we’ve got about two minutes!
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-Come on! -Stay back.
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Easy, easy, easy, easy.
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Careful. Careful.
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I got you. I got you. Ready?
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-Give me your hand. -Okay.
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I got you.
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Pull. Pull. Pull.
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-Pull! -Nice and easy, pull.
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Pull. Come on!
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-Ah! -Easy, easy, easy.
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You got it. You got it.
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Just slide, slide, slide.
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Okay, all right. Okay.
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-Dad! Dad! -Good, good, good, good, good.
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Dad!
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You got her? Eric, hang on.
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Here I come, buddy. Here I come.
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Coming down.
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Okay...
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-The truck is slipping! -It’s gonna fall.
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Dad, get me out of here.
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Hang on, buddy, hang on. Here it goes.
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Get this around your waist.
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Get it around your waist. I need slack.
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You got it, give me your hand.
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Okay, go, pull! Pull!
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Easy, easy.
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Hold on!
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All right, all right, come on.
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Okay, take the rope off!
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Wait, wait.
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We all gotta go. Go, go, go, go!
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Get him up!
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-You guys okay? -Yes.
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Yes, see, if you look right here,
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that’s one of the spots.
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Stay still.
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What are you even doing here?
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I mean, what happened to saving the planet, Em?
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-You’re not trying. -Stop! This is not the time.
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This fault line hasn’t seen this much activity in over 100 years.
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The Geologic Society reported a mass sediment shift
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due to the rising temperatures in the riverbed.
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I’m sorry, hold on a second.
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Who is this guy and why do you know so much about this?
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I’m Dan Eames.
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Dan Eames?
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You led a study along the San Andreas fault?
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So nice to finally meet you.
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Wait, are you Dr. Cami Weddle?
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Yeah.
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The pleasure is all mine. I know all about your work.
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They asked me to come check on this because of all the concern.
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Whoa, whoa, whoa.
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Carla, these thermal readings on the fault
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are at an all-time high.
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Well, the fault’s locked and loaded.
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No, it’s not that.
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The most recent subterranean scan shows
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the strike-slip portion as being a double lock.
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If the tension breaks,
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it’ll create a magnitude eight or greater.
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And then that’ll transfer all that tension...
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We need to call Cami right now.
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The sinkholes we’re seeing are through
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a dense layer of igneous rock.
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Igneous?
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See, you’re saying that some igneous layers
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are turned upward?
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Yes.
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I haven’t figured out why.
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Hey, Finn. Eric’s fine. So is Brenda.
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We’re almost there. This couldn’t wait.
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What is the latest reading showing?
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Based on your algorithm, if the fault slips today,
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it’s guaranteed to produce an 8.0 or higher.
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Are you sure?
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Yeah, I’ve double and triple checked it.
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We’ve got to get Governor Barber on board.
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Cami, it’s not just that.
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When the quake hits, it’s going to transfer that pressure
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to a second strike point.
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Are you seeing this?
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The satellite imagery is showing buckling
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that happened in the past 24 hours.
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The entire fault line is radically altering the terrain.
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Finn, we’re seeing massive swells.
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It’ll reach the Gulf of Mexico.
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When it transfers to the second stage,
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it’ll only be nine hours until...
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Until it produces a 10.0 or larger.
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That’s right.
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Okay. Let’s meet up later and we’ll figure it out.
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Sounds good.
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Alan, I don’t think I’ll be getting
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to the survey of your site today.
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That’s great.
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That’s all based on a guess, right?
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Don’t worry about it. I got it.
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-I’ll do it all myself, okay? -A guess? Really?
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Finn just ran the algorithm.
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It indicates if we don’t pinpoint
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where and how these plates are slipping,
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we’re looking at a 10.0 or larger in less than nine hours.
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Wait a minute, a 10.0?
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Are you serious?
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That’ll break the whole country in half.
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I just pulled up the Missouri Seismic Emergency Database
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-to compare it to ours. -Wait, wait.
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Scroll down.
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Why are the aftershocks bigger than the originating quake?
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The 6.8 is most likely a foreshock.
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Why would you assume that it’s going to get worse?
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Because even though we’ve had multiple large quakes,
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the total heat energy hasn’t completely dissipated.
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We need to let Governor Barber know.
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Yeah, I need to call her ASAP.
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We need a multi-agency response.
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Can you get us in touch?
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Your pals, otherwise she wouldn’t
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have approved of your fracking sites.
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What’s the end game here, Cami?
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A natural emergency declaration?
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Are we going to do that again?
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Yes, exactly.
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Then the military can work with us
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on a strategy to mitigate the actual quake.
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Otherwise, every city in the Midwest will be leveled.
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Millions will die.
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I’ve got to get the governor on the line.
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The series of quakes is severe for the area,
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but not impossible.
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Nothing the National Guard and FEMA can’t manage.
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Should I write up a preliminary report,
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get it ready for release, just in case?
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Fine, but no leaks. And for God’s sakes, no press.
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The last thing we need is another panic situation
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on our hands.
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That’s Dr. Cami Weddle.
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You should join me.
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Dr. Weddle, Governor Barber. Brett Rothers from SEMA is here.
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You’re on speaker.
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The geothermal activity in New Madrid
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has only increased after the quakes.
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By not releasing kinetic energy, it’s only
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storing that much more potential energy.
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Don’t you think that’s a bit premature?
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You’re suggesting an imminent mega-casualty event.
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It’s not a suggestion.
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It’ll be a 10.0 or greater in less than nine hours.
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Brett, have you seen the data from the orbital network yet?
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Yes, but the images don’t have enough detail
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or data to make such a prediction.
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A man was swallowed up by the Mississippi.
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I nearly lost my son and a colleague by a fissure
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that wasn’t here this morning and this was just the beginning.
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We need to prep emergency services and the military
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and start citizen evacuations.
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00:21:06,339 --> 00:21:08,708
Two years ago, you thought the big one was coming.
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It did not, causing a mass panic
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that took us days to recover from.
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I’m assembling a team headed by Mr. Rothers.
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I’d like you to join in.
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All I’m asking is that you prepare an evac plan
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for at least New Madrid County.
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The safety of families is very important to us.
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You don’t know that New Madrid indicates a larger event.
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My predictive models don’t lie.
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It will strike New Madrid in nine hours.
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Is Alan there?
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What does he have to do with this?
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You understand our apprehension.
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If we know that Alan is on your side...
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Call me when you’re ready to listen.
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There.
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You see how stupid the government is, right?
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You think they’re right.
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I think that you can’t do it without their help.
422
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I need you with me.
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Your fracking business represents
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jobs and re-elections.
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They’ll listen to you.
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00:22:13,773 --> 00:22:18,611
Cami, you realize that you’re asking me to cry wolf.
427
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For me, not for us this time.
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00:22:22,548 --> 00:22:24,517
You know my position on this.
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00:22:24,583 --> 00:22:26,052
Dad, come on.
430
00:22:26,118 --> 00:22:28,254
Mom’s literally been working on this her whole life.
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Predicting earthquakes and maybe stopping them.
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I know, but...
433
00:22:32,825 --> 00:22:34,226
I know, I’ve heard it before.
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You can’t stop an earthquake, right, Cami?
435
00:22:37,163 --> 00:22:39,031
But our focus right now is urging the government
436
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to get people to safety.
437
00:22:42,601 --> 00:22:43,936
Finn’s here with the mobile lab.
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We don’t have time to argue.
439
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Are you in or are you out?
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Come on, at least come to the lab,
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see what she’s been working on.
442
00:22:51,077 --> 00:22:52,178
Please?
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00:22:55,715 --> 00:23:00,152
All right, all right, I’ll come check it out, okay?
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00:23:00,219 --> 00:23:01,520
Dan, if you’d like to come along,
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I’d love your input as well.
446
00:23:02,755 --> 00:23:03,956
Sure, whatever I can do.
447
00:23:05,057 --> 00:23:06,192
All right, let’s go.
448
00:23:06,258 --> 00:23:07,493
All right, see you guys in a little bit.
449
00:23:11,230 --> 00:23:13,065
I suggest a compromise that won’t interfere
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with Dr. Weddle’s work.
451
00:23:15,801 --> 00:23:17,503
She might be willing to cooperate.
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00:23:18,904 --> 00:23:21,107
That fracking field brought in millions
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00:23:21,173 --> 00:23:23,375
over the past 18 months. Understand?
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00:23:23,442 --> 00:23:25,878
Yes, of course.
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00:23:25,945 --> 00:23:27,613
Let me reach out.
456
00:23:27,680 --> 00:23:30,449
No, we can still attempt compromise
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while making our position clear.
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Go meet her.
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We’ll fly your equipment in.
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Okay.
461
00:23:41,193 --> 00:23:43,329
-You guys got this, right? -Yeah, we’re good.
462
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Connect these to this and you’re good.
463
00:24:01,814 --> 00:24:03,516
What?
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00:24:05,951 --> 00:24:07,620
I don’t know.
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You ever miss this?
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I never stopped doing it.
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00:24:13,159 --> 00:24:15,961
No, I mean, I mean this.
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You mean us working together?
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Look, we were doing incredible work together.
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We were a good team. We were helping each other.
471
00:24:33,646 --> 00:24:35,581
Yeah, we were.
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00:24:35,648 --> 00:24:37,449
You gave that up. Not me.
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You wanted a different life.
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You said so yourself.
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00:24:44,356 --> 00:24:49,461
Look, I thought I was doing what was right
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00:24:49,528 --> 00:24:52,464
for the kids, for us.
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00:24:52,531 --> 00:24:55,034
Yeah, but you gave up what was most important to us.
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Protecting people.
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Make sure the antenna’s straight.
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00:25:09,348 --> 00:25:11,150
Man, this is quite the setup.
481
00:25:11,217 --> 00:25:12,251
I’ve heard all about Cami’s work,
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00:25:12,318 --> 00:25:13,853
but you say this is updated.
483
00:25:13,919 --> 00:25:17,389
Yeah, we can predict earthquakes and pinpoint the epicenter.
484
00:25:17,456 --> 00:25:18,591
We call it SEEPS,
485
00:25:18,657 --> 00:25:21,627
our Smart Early Earthquake Prediction System.
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00:25:21,694 --> 00:25:23,162
Huh.
487
00:25:23,229 --> 00:25:25,865
Three sensors allow us to triangulate the epicenter.
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00:25:25,931 --> 00:25:27,366
Attach a stake to the bottom,
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stick it in the ground, and you are golden.
490
00:25:30,269 --> 00:25:32,271
Or you can always attach it to a tripod
491
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if you don’t have any soft ground.
492
00:25:33,973 --> 00:25:35,941
And they all communicate with one another.
493
00:25:36,008 --> 00:25:40,412
Yeah, yeah, the tectonic AI I developed is state of the art.
494
00:25:40,479 --> 00:25:44,149
Actually, I just finished writing the manual last week.
495
00:25:45,384 --> 00:25:47,186
Yeah, we can predict earthquakes, minutes,
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sometimes even hours ahead of time.
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00:25:48,854 --> 00:25:51,190
And with the sensors, we’re able to triangulate
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the epicenter itself.
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00:25:53,125 --> 00:25:55,227
Wow, this is amazing.
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00:25:55,294 --> 00:25:57,196
This will save lives.
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That’s the plan.
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00:25:59,298 --> 00:26:01,367
Oh, I gotta take this call.
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00:26:01,433 --> 00:26:03,469
Yeah.
504
00:26:03,535 --> 00:26:07,206
So this is real data from the field from yesterday.
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Mm-hmm.
506
00:26:10,209 --> 00:26:14,013
Take a look at the timestamp on my simulation.
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00:26:14,079 --> 00:26:15,614
It’s 10 minutes ahead of the quake.
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00:26:17,650 --> 00:26:19,118
10 minutes?
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00:26:19,184 --> 00:26:21,620
-Cami, that’s huge. -I know.
510
00:26:21,687 --> 00:26:23,522
Oh, man.
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00:26:47,646 --> 00:26:48,681
That’s not good.
512
00:26:48,747 --> 00:26:50,149
Cami!
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00:26:50,215 --> 00:26:52,318
DAN: I know. We’ll meet in Minneapolis, okay?
514
00:26:52,384 --> 00:26:53,585
Just grab what you need from the house.
515
00:26:53,652 --> 00:26:54,820
Did you hear that?
516
00:26:54,887 --> 00:26:56,789
Yeah, the origin of the new quake is near Marston,
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about 8 miles to the south.
518
00:26:57,856 --> 00:26:59,258
Yeah.
519
00:26:59,325 --> 00:27:00,392
Isn’t that where your new fracking site is?
520
00:27:00,459 --> 00:27:02,061
Yeah, we gotta secure the site.
521
00:27:02,127 --> 00:27:03,629
Oh, so you believe her now that your facility’s on the line?
522
00:27:03,696 --> 00:27:05,497
No, I believe her because she’s got proof.
523
00:27:05,564 --> 00:27:07,599
And I’m trying to help fix this thing.
524
00:27:07,666 --> 00:27:09,234
Cam, look at this.
525
00:27:09,301 --> 00:27:10,703
It’s at 8%.
526
00:27:10,769 --> 00:27:11,837
Get the diameter.
527
00:27:11,904 --> 00:27:15,674
Hang on, hang on...
528
00:27:23,182 --> 00:27:24,283
Is that a sinkhole?
529
00:27:24,350 --> 00:27:26,151
It’s a collapse.
530
00:27:27,086 --> 00:27:28,754
Go, go, go!
531
00:27:47,806 --> 00:27:49,441
Dr. Weddle, I just wanted to say...
532
00:27:49,508 --> 00:27:53,278
Dr. Rothers, Finn Holly, Dr. Weddle is a colleague.
533
00:27:53,345 --> 00:27:55,047
She’s confirming data at the moment,
534
00:27:55,114 --> 00:27:56,582
so she asked me to speak to you.
535
00:27:56,648 --> 00:27:58,017
Do you see now?
536
00:27:58,083 --> 00:27:59,485
We can’t even meet on solid ground
537
00:27:59,551 --> 00:28:01,453
because it’s literally shifting under our feet.
538
00:28:01,520 --> 00:28:04,590
Fine. Get your sensors set up and calibrated with ours.
539
00:28:04,656 --> 00:28:06,625
We’ll use your system as a backup.
540
00:28:06,692 --> 00:28:09,161
I’ll even give you access to one of our helicopters.
541
00:28:09,228 --> 00:28:12,031
No, Alan’s got a helicopter in Marston.
542
00:28:12,097 --> 00:28:13,565
We’re using his helipad.
543
00:28:13,632 --> 00:28:15,000
That’s where we’re headed now.
544
00:28:15,067 --> 00:28:16,902
Cami suggested you meet us there.
545
00:28:16,969 --> 00:28:19,705
To do what? Compare data?
546
00:28:19,772 --> 00:28:21,340
Of course, Governor Barber will want to confer
547
00:28:21,407 --> 00:28:22,841
once we’ve reached an agreement.
548
00:28:22,908 --> 00:28:25,344
The quakes are centered from the south, near Marston.
549
00:28:25,411 --> 00:28:28,680
Cami, Alan, and I have all confirmed the data.
550
00:28:28,747 --> 00:28:29,982
Marston?
551
00:28:30,049 --> 00:28:31,617
My sensor indicates differently.
552
00:28:31,683 --> 00:28:34,420
Smart Earthquake Detection Unit or SEDU
553
00:28:34,486 --> 00:28:35,788
predicts quakes within minutes.
554
00:28:35,854 --> 00:28:38,991
Pinpoint accuracy at a radius of six miles.
555
00:28:39,058 --> 00:28:40,692
You stole Cami’s tech.
556
00:28:40,759 --> 00:28:42,327
The one sensor design could do everything
557
00:28:42,394 --> 00:28:44,163
your three sensors can, but faster.
558
00:28:44,229 --> 00:28:49,001
It placed the fault’s leading epicenter in Sikeston, Missouri.
559
00:28:49,068 --> 00:28:50,202
A single sensor?
560
00:28:50,269 --> 00:28:51,703
You need three to triangulate.
561
00:28:51,770 --> 00:28:53,972
Brett, we’re supposed to be working together.
562
00:28:54,039 --> 00:28:56,875
Just like you should have done when you and Cami were at SEMA.
563
00:28:56,942 --> 00:28:58,310
We need to do something.
564
00:28:58,377 --> 00:29:00,012
We are doing something.
565
00:29:00,079 --> 00:29:02,047
We have the ordnance payload.
566
00:29:02,114 --> 00:29:03,916
Relieve the stress along the fault
567
00:29:03,982 --> 00:29:06,718
akin to a single GBU-39B.
568
00:29:06,785 --> 00:29:08,287
Small but mighty.
569
00:29:08,353 --> 00:29:10,355
We’ll confirm the weak spot or a hole,
570
00:29:10,422 --> 00:29:14,026
clear the civilians within 20 miles, and boom.
571
00:29:14,093 --> 00:29:15,994
A bomb? No!
572
00:29:16,061 --> 00:29:19,164
For that to work, you would need to know the exact epicenter.
573
00:29:19,231 --> 00:29:20,232
It’s safer to use
574
00:29:20,299 --> 00:29:22,668
multiple precise timed explosions
575
00:29:22,734 --> 00:29:25,104
all along the fault if we’re going to relieve the stress.
576
00:29:25,170 --> 00:29:27,272
One location just isn’t feasible.
577
00:29:27,339 --> 00:29:29,141
You’re putting millions of lives at risk.
578
00:29:29,208 --> 00:29:30,275
It’s not safe.
579
00:29:30,342 --> 00:29:31,677
It is safe and efficient.
580
00:29:31,743 --> 00:29:35,214
-One blast. -The epicenter is in Marston.
581
00:29:35,280 --> 00:29:38,183
Your sensor is sending you to the wrong spot.
582
00:29:41,954 --> 00:29:43,489
Brett! Hello?
583
00:29:47,392 --> 00:29:49,995
He’s not going to help us.
584
00:29:50,062 --> 00:29:51,597
We’re on our own.
585
00:30:00,105 --> 00:30:03,308
We need to get as far ahead of Brett time-wise as possible.
586
00:30:03,375 --> 00:30:05,077
Did you get in touch with Colonel Silas?
587
00:30:05,144 --> 00:30:06,645
Still on hold.
588
00:30:06,712 --> 00:30:08,080
Me, too.
589
00:30:08,147 --> 00:30:10,949
I can’t get through to any Missouri congressperson.
590
00:30:15,420 --> 00:30:17,289
Hello, you’re through to Senator Paulson’s office.
591
00:30:17,356 --> 00:30:19,124
I’m sorry for the hold, but I’m sure you understand
592
00:30:19,191 --> 00:30:21,260
we’re inundated from the events of today.
593
00:30:21,326 --> 00:30:22,794
Ma’am, this is Dr. Cami Weddle.
594
00:30:22,861 --> 00:30:24,196
There’s been a major seismic event.
595
00:30:24,263 --> 00:30:25,430
We’re aware.
596
00:30:25,497 --> 00:30:26,899
All representatives received
597
00:30:26,965 --> 00:30:28,834
state-related briefs from SEMA and USGS.
598
00:30:28,901 --> 00:30:30,435
You don’t understand.
599
00:30:30,502 --> 00:30:33,138
Your concerns will be forwarded to Senator Paulson.
600
00:30:33,205 --> 00:30:34,139
Thank you.
601
00:30:37,242 --> 00:30:38,310
Any luck?
602
00:30:38,377 --> 00:30:40,045
They just hung up.
603
00:30:40,112 --> 00:30:41,680
Six hours till the fault snaps.
604
00:30:41,747 --> 00:30:43,482
You should call the governor and have her
605
00:30:43,549 --> 00:30:44,850
issue a national emergency.
606
00:30:46,418 --> 00:30:47,753
Alan’s right.
607
00:30:47,819 --> 00:30:49,521
If no one issues it, we’ve got to stop this.
608
00:30:49,588 --> 00:30:51,023
How are we looking?
609
00:30:51,089 --> 00:30:52,624
Created the triangulation.
610
00:30:52,691 --> 00:30:54,159
We need to get to the exact epicenter.
611
00:30:54,226 --> 00:30:56,495
Memphis, Nashville, and St. Louis.
612
00:30:56,562 --> 00:30:58,997
-I’ll head to St. Louis. -Okay.
613
00:30:59,064 --> 00:31:00,766
Okay, this is very important to get the placement right.
614
00:31:00,832 --> 00:31:02,834
It’s got to be five to ten feet above the ground
615
00:31:02,901 --> 00:31:05,037
and find the exact epicenter to relieve stress on the fault.
616
00:31:05,103 --> 00:31:07,506
Yeah, if we get there ahead of their planned detonation.
617
00:31:07,573 --> 00:31:09,408
We’ve got to get this sensor up and running
618
00:31:09,474 --> 00:31:11,376
or it won’t matter what we do next.
619
00:31:11,443 --> 00:31:12,711
Okay, it’s do or die.
620
00:31:12,778 --> 00:31:14,046
Now let’s get this packed up.
621
00:31:14,112 --> 00:31:15,547
I’ll go with Carla.
622
00:31:15,614 --> 00:31:17,950
Okay, Dan and Brenda, you take Nashville.
623
00:31:18,016 --> 00:31:20,652
That leaves Memphis. Alan and I will go.
624
00:31:22,721 --> 00:31:24,790
Finn, you stay and man the base camp at the lab.
625
00:31:24,856 --> 00:31:26,725
There’s no one else I would trust to do it.
626
00:31:26,792 --> 00:31:29,161
Sure.
627
00:31:29,228 --> 00:31:31,096
Definitely more at home in front of the computer
628
00:31:31,163 --> 00:31:32,531
than on the front lines anyway.
629
00:31:32,598 --> 00:31:33,966
I know.
630
00:31:34,032 --> 00:31:35,934
Sometimes you’ve got to do what you need to,
631
00:31:36,001 --> 00:31:36,969
not what you want to.
632
00:31:39,504 --> 00:31:40,639
You’re right.
633
00:31:42,374 --> 00:31:44,343
Hey, while you’re in the air you can text me your thoughts
634
00:31:44,409 --> 00:31:45,944
on the color palette for the wedding.
635
00:31:48,413 --> 00:31:50,616
Okay, I’ll talk to you later.
636
00:31:50,682 --> 00:31:52,184
Promise me you’ll be safe.
637
00:31:52,251 --> 00:31:53,385
I’ll do my best.
638
00:31:55,887 --> 00:31:58,523
All right, get the sensors put up and then check in.
639
00:31:58,590 --> 00:32:01,727
Finn will let you know if it’s transferred.
640
00:32:01,793 --> 00:32:04,129
Hey, be careful.
641
00:32:04,196 --> 00:32:05,664
Both of you.
642
00:32:05,731 --> 00:32:06,965
We will.
643
00:32:07,032 --> 00:32:07,966
I love you.
644
00:32:08,033 --> 00:32:09,601
I love you too, mom.
645
00:32:12,371 --> 00:32:14,239
What are we supposed to do about this?
646
00:32:14,306 --> 00:32:15,974
I mean, I don’t know what to do about it, do you?
647
00:32:31,156 --> 00:32:32,357
We’ll set up down there.
648
00:32:44,269 --> 00:32:45,937
Is the tripod gonna hold?
649
00:32:46,004 --> 00:32:47,873
It’s weighted, but make sure it’s balanced.
650
00:32:52,544 --> 00:32:53,812
-I’ll need the wires. -Yep.
651
00:32:59,084 --> 00:33:00,752
It’s not blinking.
652
00:33:10,696 --> 00:33:13,298
Guys, we’ve got an earthquake incoming
653
00:33:13,365 --> 00:33:14,533
in T minus five minutes.
654
00:33:14,599 --> 00:33:16,168
Get to the helo. Now.
655
00:33:16,234 --> 00:33:17,369
But it’s not set up yet.
656
00:33:17,436 --> 00:33:18,537
I got it, go.
657
00:33:18,603 --> 00:33:20,172
Are you sure?
658
00:33:20,238 --> 00:33:22,007
-It’s already leaving. -I’ll be right behind you.
659
00:33:22,074 --> 00:33:23,542
-No. -You see that warning, Karla?
660
00:33:23,608 --> 00:33:26,111
Yeah. Emily and Eric are heading back up to help.
661
00:33:26,178 --> 00:33:27,112
I’m almost done.
662
00:33:37,122 --> 00:33:38,357
Finn, are you linked?
663
00:33:38,423 --> 00:33:40,192
The links good! Great job, Karla!
664
00:33:42,194 --> 00:33:44,463
No, it’s too soon.
665
00:33:47,099 --> 00:33:48,867
Emily? Eric?
666
00:33:57,609 --> 00:33:59,010
This is unbelievable.
667
00:34:01,747 --> 00:34:04,149
We need to fly faster.
668
00:34:04,216 --> 00:34:05,884
Brett’s gonna go through with his bomb
669
00:34:05,951 --> 00:34:07,586
if we don’t get those sensors operational ASAP.
670
00:34:07,652 --> 00:34:09,154
Flying as fast as I can, right?
671
00:34:09,221 --> 00:34:11,690
I’m doing 120 knots at ground speed.
672
00:34:17,396 --> 00:34:19,698
You really think that all this is from fracking?
673
00:34:22,401 --> 00:34:24,403
Put me on Bluetooth.
674
00:34:24,469 --> 00:34:26,638
Yeah, I’ll click you over.
675
00:34:26,705 --> 00:34:28,240
I’m gonna call the kids again.
676
00:34:28,306 --> 00:34:30,442
They never called me back after that quake in St. Louis.
677
00:34:55,967 --> 00:34:57,002
Eric?
678
00:34:58,236 --> 00:34:59,538
Eric?
679
00:34:59,604 --> 00:35:01,873
Eric!
680
00:35:01,940 --> 00:35:04,376
Eric? Eric?
681
00:35:04,443 --> 00:35:05,544
Eric? Eric, wake up. Are you okay?
682
00:35:05,610 --> 00:35:07,446
Eric?
683
00:35:07,512 --> 00:35:09,581
Eric! Can you move?
684
00:35:09,648 --> 00:35:11,016
Are you okay?
685
00:35:13,618 --> 00:35:15,320
Can you move?
686
00:35:15,387 --> 00:35:16,922
Liz...
687
00:35:16,988 --> 00:35:18,089
Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop.
688
00:35:18,156 --> 00:35:19,724
-What is it? -It’s my leg!
689
00:35:19,791 --> 00:35:20,926
It’s my leg, it’s caught on something.
690
00:35:26,164 --> 00:35:28,500
-I can’t move, I can’t move. -Emily?
691
00:35:28,567 --> 00:35:30,235
-Karla? -Eric?
692
00:35:30,302 --> 00:35:31,803
Karla, we’re over here!
693
00:35:31,870 --> 00:35:32,871
Karla!
694
00:35:33,805 --> 00:35:35,307
Karla, it’s Eric!
695
00:35:35,373 --> 00:35:37,309
Are you okay?
696
00:35:37,375 --> 00:35:39,411
Oh my God. We need to lift.
697
00:35:39,478 --> 00:35:42,247
-Okay, ready? -Yeah, yeah, go.
698
00:35:44,282 --> 00:35:45,584
Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop.
699
00:35:45,650 --> 00:35:47,719
We need some leverage.
700
00:35:49,120 --> 00:35:50,889
Use this pole.
701
00:35:52,190 --> 00:35:54,526
I’m gonna lift. You’re gonna pull him out.
702
00:35:54,593 --> 00:35:57,996
Okay, on three. Ready?
703
00:35:58,063 --> 00:36:00,432
One, two, three.
704
00:36:06,004 --> 00:36:09,074
Again. Okay, ready?
705
00:36:09,140 --> 00:36:10,976
One, two, three.
706
00:36:34,533 --> 00:36:36,535
Wait, wait, wait. The tablet.
707
00:36:36,601 --> 00:36:37,969
You guys go.
708
00:36:38,036 --> 00:36:39,738
-Get him out of here, go. -Forget the tablet!
709
00:36:39,804 --> 00:36:41,306
-Karla! Karla! -Karla!
710
00:36:41,373 --> 00:36:42,941
-Karla! -Karla, watch out!
711
00:36:45,176 --> 00:36:46,177
Karla, no!
712
00:36:49,581 --> 00:36:51,116
Come on.
713
00:36:51,182 --> 00:36:52,851
It’s all right, I’m sure they’re fine.
714
00:36:52,918 --> 00:36:54,953
You don’t know that.
715
00:36:55,020 --> 00:36:56,288
How can you not be worried about your own kids?
716
00:36:56,354 --> 00:36:58,657
I’m worried about my kids, okay?
717
00:36:58,723 --> 00:37:00,292
But ruminating over the worst case scenario
718
00:37:00,358 --> 00:37:02,694
isn’t going to help anybody right now.
719
00:37:04,296 --> 00:37:06,264
FINN: Cami?
720
00:37:06,331 --> 00:37:08,633
Finn, hey.
721
00:37:08,700 --> 00:37:10,402
Cami? Alan? You guys hear me?
722
00:37:10,468 --> 00:37:11,703
Yes, we’re here.
723
00:37:11,770 --> 00:37:13,004
Please tell me you talked to the kids.
724
00:37:13,071 --> 00:37:15,874
Just heard the first sensor’s up.
725
00:37:15,941 --> 00:37:17,776
There was some trouble, though.
726
00:37:20,111 --> 00:37:21,580
Uh...
727
00:37:21,646 --> 00:37:24,783
Are Eric and Emily okay?
728
00:37:24,849 --> 00:37:26,918
Please, Finn, please, you got to talk.
729
00:37:29,220 --> 00:37:32,023
Finn, let us know what’s going on.
730
00:37:32,090 --> 00:37:34,125
Yeah, Emily and Eric are fine.
731
00:37:34,192 --> 00:37:36,361
They’re in the helicopter now, but uh...
732
00:37:41,933 --> 00:37:43,768
Karla, she, uh...
733
00:37:47,005 --> 00:37:48,306
She didn’t make it.
734
00:37:57,315 --> 00:37:59,818
The building collapsed when they were setting up the sensor.
735
00:38:04,856 --> 00:38:06,257
Have you heard from Brenda and Dan?
736
00:38:08,326 --> 00:38:10,095
Yeah, uh...
737
00:38:10,161 --> 00:38:11,663
They were in their helicopter on the way to Nashville
738
00:38:11,730 --> 00:38:13,431
when the quake hit.
739
00:38:13,498 --> 00:38:15,266
They’re safe and still en route.
740
00:38:17,669 --> 00:38:18,870
Let me know if you hear anything else.
741
00:38:18,937 --> 00:38:20,105
Over and out.
742
00:38:29,714 --> 00:38:31,750
I’m really sorry.
743
00:38:31,816 --> 00:38:33,685
Sorry about Karla, I know.
744
00:38:34,986 --> 00:38:37,589
She was like family to you.
745
00:38:37,656 --> 00:38:39,791
I never should have let them go out on that helo.
746
00:38:39,858 --> 00:38:40,892
Eric was right, it was too dangerous.
747
00:38:40,959 --> 00:38:42,093
I should have gone instead.
748
00:38:42,160 --> 00:38:44,029
-Carla would... -Stop, okay?
749
00:38:44,095 --> 00:38:46,064
There’s nothing you could have done.
750
00:38:46,131 --> 00:38:49,934
They’re adults now. They make their own choices.
751
00:38:50,001 --> 00:38:51,803
Nothing you could have done.
752
00:38:54,339 --> 00:38:56,141
You should have been there for them more.
753
00:38:57,509 --> 00:38:59,144
Now we can never get that time back and...
754
00:38:59,210 --> 00:39:01,212
We could all be dead tomorrow.
755
00:39:01,279 --> 00:39:05,316
Cami, I was trying to make a life for us.
756
00:39:05,383 --> 00:39:06,851
You prioritized work.
757
00:39:06,918 --> 00:39:08,586
You disappeared.
758
00:39:08,653 --> 00:39:11,956
I thought that I was doing the right thing for you
759
00:39:12,023 --> 00:39:13,958
and for Emily and for Eric.
760
00:39:14,025 --> 00:39:16,895
By getting in good with the governor?
761
00:39:16,961 --> 00:39:19,030
How much money did you put into her campaign?
762
00:39:19,097 --> 00:39:20,765
Money that should have been given to your kids.
763
00:39:20,832 --> 00:39:25,470
I thought that I was trying to create a future for us, Cami.
764
00:39:25,537 --> 00:39:27,972
Even if we stop this quake?
765
00:39:28,039 --> 00:39:29,441
If you keep fracking the planet,
766
00:39:29,507 --> 00:39:31,242
none of us are going to have a future left at all.
767
00:39:31,309 --> 00:39:33,278
Okay, all right. You know what? Stop. Stop.
768
00:39:33,344 --> 00:39:35,080
I am done with this already, okay?
769
00:39:35,146 --> 00:39:37,816
I’m not arguing about this anymore.
770
00:39:37,882 --> 00:39:39,250
And you know what?
771
00:39:39,317 --> 00:39:40,485
I don’t know what you’re complaining about.
772
00:39:40,552 --> 00:39:41,753
You got everything you wanted.
773
00:39:41,820 --> 00:39:42,921
You got the house, you got the kids,
774
00:39:42,987 --> 00:39:44,155
you got the lab, everything, Cami.
775
00:39:44,222 --> 00:39:45,557
-Almost everything. -Everything!
776
00:39:45,623 --> 00:39:46,958
Almost everything.
777
00:39:47,025 --> 00:39:50,662
I just kept hoping that you would come home.
778
00:39:50,729 --> 00:39:52,430
Or maybe even just call.
779
00:39:59,637 --> 00:40:01,005
I’m sorry, okay?
780
00:40:02,140 --> 00:40:04,275
I just thought that...
781
00:40:06,511 --> 00:40:09,214
I thought a clean break would be the best thing for us.
782
00:40:13,485 --> 00:40:14,786
I’m sorry, okay?
783
00:40:30,969 --> 00:40:32,337
Look out!
784
00:40:32,403 --> 00:40:33,404
Whoa!
785
00:40:35,607 --> 00:40:38,610
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, hang on.
786
00:40:38,676 --> 00:40:39,944
We’re going down, we’re going down.
787
00:40:40,011 --> 00:40:42,147
I don’t have control.
788
00:40:42,213 --> 00:40:44,115
Hold on, brace yourself, ready?
789
00:40:54,626 --> 00:40:55,960
We’re at the Capitol, Mom.
790
00:40:56,027 --> 00:40:58,129
Yeah, I know, but we’re out of options.
791
00:40:58,196 --> 00:41:00,865
I have to get through to the governor somehow, for Karla.
792
00:41:02,066 --> 00:41:03,568
Yeah, yeah, we’ll be safe.
793
00:41:03,635 --> 00:41:04,869
Okay, I love you, bye.
794
00:41:04,936 --> 00:41:07,272
I can assure you, I have a team of experts
795
00:41:07,338 --> 00:41:09,374
in New Madrid surveying the damage
796
00:41:09,440 --> 00:41:11,476
and gathering information that will be all available
797
00:41:11,543 --> 00:41:12,710
to you shortly.
798
00:41:12,777 --> 00:41:15,513
We have been told that these are normal quakes,
799
00:41:15,580 --> 00:41:16,915
nothing to be worried about.
800
00:41:16,981 --> 00:41:18,583
That’s not true. No, that’s not true.
801
00:41:18,650 --> 00:41:20,251
That’s not the truth. She’s lying to you.
802
00:41:20,318 --> 00:41:21,519
I’m Dr. Cami Weddle’s daughter...
803
00:41:21,586 --> 00:41:23,188
Who we fired last year.
804
00:41:23,254 --> 00:41:24,422
and I’ve seen all the information that they gathered.
805
00:41:24,489 --> 00:41:27,158
Today, a massive quake is imminent.
806
00:41:27,225 --> 00:41:28,626
They’re out there right now trying to set up
807
00:41:28,693 --> 00:41:30,962
the last of three sensors to try to triangulate
808
00:41:31,029 --> 00:41:32,797
where the epicenter of the fault will be.
809
00:41:32,864 --> 00:41:35,366
We need a military response to strike at the quake
810
00:41:35,433 --> 00:41:37,335
and to try and disperse this energy.
811
00:41:37,402 --> 00:41:39,137
-You have to listen to me. -Nonsense.
812
00:41:39,204 --> 00:41:41,906
Look, the governor is minimizing just how serious this is.
813
00:41:41,973 --> 00:41:43,608
It’s just like climate change.
814
00:41:43,675 --> 00:41:45,343
As we speak, they’re clearing sites
815
00:41:45,410 --> 00:41:47,078
so that they can drop a bomb into the fault
816
00:41:47,145 --> 00:41:48,413
and destroy the entire area.
817
00:41:48,479 --> 00:41:50,315
But what these idiots don’t realize
818
00:41:50,381 --> 00:41:51,816
is they’re bombing the wrong spot.
819
00:41:51,883 --> 00:41:53,418
-Wake up! -She’s lying to you!
820
00:41:53,484 --> 00:41:55,687
-It’s life or death! -No!
821
00:41:55,753 --> 00:41:56,988
Come on, this way, this way.
822
00:41:57,055 --> 00:41:59,390
-We have data-- -Don’t listen to her!
823
00:41:59,457 --> 00:42:01,960
We have data from legitimate sources at SEMA,
824
00:42:02,026 --> 00:42:04,295
which is our state seismic agency
825
00:42:04,362 --> 00:42:07,098
that the situation is normal.
826
00:42:07,165 --> 00:42:08,933
It is headed by Dr. Brett Rothers,
827
00:42:09,000 --> 00:42:11,236
who is highly respected here in Missouri.
828
00:42:11,302 --> 00:42:13,504
He is not bought and paid for,
829
00:42:13,571 --> 00:42:16,474
if you’ll excuse some honesty, by the people in Washington.
830
00:42:16,541 --> 00:42:20,245
He is one of us, and he cares about the people of Missouri.
831
00:42:20,311 --> 00:42:23,948
Not the Weddle’s, not some special interest.
832
00:42:24,015 --> 00:42:26,818
That’s all for now. Thank you.
833
00:42:31,623 --> 00:42:32,924
Let go of me!
834
00:42:32,991 --> 00:42:34,125
-It’s a lie! -Emily!
835
00:42:34,192 --> 00:42:35,460
It’s all lies!
836
00:42:35,526 --> 00:42:37,028
-Hey, let go of her! -Get your hands off me!
837
00:42:37,095 --> 00:42:38,029
Hey, did you hear me, let go of her!
838
00:42:38,096 --> 00:42:39,797
She’s telling the truth!
839
00:42:39,864 --> 00:42:41,266
Hey, it’s the governor who’s lying to you.
840
00:42:41,332 --> 00:42:43,568
When are you gonna wake up, huh? Huh?
841
00:42:43,635 --> 00:42:45,737
No! No! Let go of me!
842
00:42:45,803 --> 00:42:47,071
Get off me.
843
00:42:59,050 --> 00:43:00,018
Park it over there for now.
844
00:43:00,084 --> 00:43:01,219
Be ready.
845
00:43:01,286 --> 00:43:03,521
Hey! Park it over there!
846
00:43:06,224 --> 00:43:07,592
This is the spot.
847
00:43:09,694 --> 00:43:13,264
Get your boys, assemble that bore-driller here.
848
00:43:15,066 --> 00:43:16,968
Yes, sir. You heard the man.
849
00:43:17,035 --> 00:43:18,469
Let’s get it moving. Sir, yes, sir.
850
00:43:18,536 --> 00:43:21,539
All right, I want it up and running in 30 minutes!
851
00:43:23,308 --> 00:43:25,710
It looks like the sensor in St. Louis is up and running,
852
00:43:25,777 --> 00:43:27,912
but we won’t be able to triangulate the epicenter
853
00:43:27,979 --> 00:43:30,715
unless all three are transmitting at the same time.
854
00:43:30,782 --> 00:43:32,417
There. All set.
855
00:43:32,483 --> 00:43:33,451
I’ll let Cami know we’re ready to go
856
00:43:33,518 --> 00:43:34,919
once we get to the helicopter.
857
00:43:34,986 --> 00:43:36,154
Okay.
858
00:43:49,267 --> 00:43:50,268
All right, sensors in place.
859
00:43:50,335 --> 00:43:51,936
Let’s get this thing in the air.
860
00:43:52,003 --> 00:43:54,672
We’ll get some good readings.
861
00:44:00,611 --> 00:44:03,514
No, no, no, the sensor’s gonna fall in.
862
00:44:04,582 --> 00:44:05,850
Looks like the sinkhole missed it.
863
00:44:05,917 --> 00:44:07,318
-We should be good. -No.
864
00:44:07,385 --> 00:44:08,987
Let’s get out of here before it gets worse.
865
00:44:09,053 --> 00:44:10,855
If we don’t get that sensor before the sinkhole expands,
866
00:44:10,922 --> 00:44:12,523
we’ll never find the exact pressure point on the fault.
867
00:44:12,590 --> 00:44:15,259
-I’m gonna go get it. -No, Brenda.
868
00:44:15,326 --> 00:44:17,095
-Please. -I gotta go get it.
869
00:44:20,798 --> 00:44:22,467
Come on, grab everything.
870
00:44:40,284 --> 00:44:42,387
Help me! Help!
871
00:44:44,989 --> 00:44:46,190
We have to help.
872
00:44:46,257 --> 00:44:47,725
We have to help!
873
00:44:47,792 --> 00:44:49,861
-Brenda, where are you going? -We need to save him.
874
00:44:49,927 --> 00:44:51,462
Brenda!
875
00:44:53,765 --> 00:44:55,099
Hey!
876
00:44:55,166 --> 00:44:57,001
I’m coming!
877
00:44:57,068 --> 00:44:58,436
Brenda, stop!
878
00:45:01,139 --> 00:45:02,974
Brenda, the ground’s not stable!
879
00:45:03,041 --> 00:45:03,975
I just need you to--
880
00:45:04,042 --> 00:45:04,976
Help me!
881
00:45:05,043 --> 00:45:06,177
Okay, come on.
882
00:45:06,244 --> 00:45:07,845
Brenda, we got to go! Leave him!
883
00:45:07,912 --> 00:45:10,148
Just unlock the door! Come on, I got you!
884
00:45:10,214 --> 00:45:11,616
Come on, Brenda!
885
00:45:11,682 --> 00:45:13,017
I almost got him!
886
00:45:13,084 --> 00:45:14,318
Hey, we’re gonna get you out of here!
887
00:45:14,385 --> 00:45:15,653
-It’s not safe! -Unlock the door!
888
00:45:15,720 --> 00:45:16,921
-I think my legs are broken! -Come on!
889
00:45:19,590 --> 00:45:20,658
Ah!
890
00:45:22,693 --> 00:45:24,462
Dan!
891
00:45:24,529 --> 00:45:25,863
Brenda!
892
00:45:26,931 --> 00:45:28,566
My God, Brenda!
893
00:45:39,043 --> 00:45:40,378
Are you okay?
894
00:45:42,146 --> 00:45:43,848
You okay?
895
00:45:43,915 --> 00:45:46,784
Yeah, I think I just got knocked out for a second.
896
00:45:48,219 --> 00:45:50,655
Jesus. You all right?
897
00:45:50,721 --> 00:45:51,989
Yeah.
898
00:45:52,056 --> 00:45:53,224
Yeah?
899
00:45:53,291 --> 00:45:54,592
I thought you were...
900
00:45:57,161 --> 00:45:58,229
Okay. I’m gonna go check on the sensor.
901
00:45:58,296 --> 00:45:59,497
-Sure you’re okay? -Yeah.
902
00:45:59,564 --> 00:46:00,498
I’m gonna go check on the sensor.
903
00:46:00,565 --> 00:46:01,966
I think we’re good.
904
00:46:02,033 --> 00:46:03,734
I’m gonna go check on the main rotor. Okay?
905
00:46:08,606 --> 00:46:12,510
Well, the helicopter looks good. Main rotor looks good.
906
00:46:12,577 --> 00:46:14,078
It’s just a hard landing.
907
00:46:14,145 --> 00:46:16,013
I think we’re all right.
908
00:46:16,080 --> 00:46:17,815
Let’s set it up over there.
909
00:46:17,882 --> 00:46:18,916
All right.
910
00:46:23,688 --> 00:46:24,856
This is it.
911
00:46:24,922 --> 00:46:27,158
Big moment we’ve always imagined.
912
00:46:27,225 --> 00:46:28,759
I know.
913
00:46:28,826 --> 00:46:31,496
You know, before everything turned upside down in our lives.
914
00:46:31,562 --> 00:46:33,097
Yeah, Cami, I’m...
915
00:46:33,164 --> 00:46:36,300
I’m really glad we’re sharing this moment together.
916
00:46:37,502 --> 00:46:38,970
Me, too.
917
00:46:39,036 --> 00:46:41,906
Now we just gotta cross our fingers and hope this works.
918
00:46:41,973 --> 00:46:43,741
Oh, it’s gonna work, all right.
919
00:46:43,808 --> 00:46:46,377
Okay. I think I have a link.
920
00:46:54,018 --> 00:46:55,353
All right.
921
00:47:11,335 --> 00:47:13,271
Sorry.
922
00:47:13,337 --> 00:47:14,338
No, it’s all good.
923
00:47:14,405 --> 00:47:15,973
Just can’t believe this.
924
00:47:16,040 --> 00:47:17,575
Hey, it worked.
925
00:47:17,642 --> 00:47:19,644
-Right. Let’s go get Finn. -Yeah. All right.
926
00:47:23,114 --> 00:47:24,515
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
927
00:47:24,582 --> 00:47:26,417
Look out, look out, look out.
928
00:47:32,123 --> 00:47:33,925
No, we can’t lose the sensor.
929
00:47:33,991 --> 00:47:35,326
We can’t lose it.
930
00:47:35,393 --> 00:47:36,661
I don’t want you to get hurt. Cami, no.
931
00:47:43,901 --> 00:47:46,204
It’s got to be in here somewhere.
932
00:47:46,270 --> 00:47:48,739
Just keep me steady. I’m going in.
933
00:47:50,107 --> 00:47:51,776
Oh, Cami, this is crazy.
934
00:47:57,882 --> 00:47:59,951
There it is. It’s going to fall.
935
00:48:00,017 --> 00:48:01,152
-I’ve got to grab it. -No, no, no, no.
936
00:48:01,219 --> 00:48:02,553
I got it. I got it.
937
00:48:02,620 --> 00:48:04,488
Stay here, okay? I got-- Hey, stay here.
938
00:48:07,024 --> 00:48:08,659
Whoa... whoa!
939
00:48:10,127 --> 00:48:11,629
I got you.
940
00:48:24,642 --> 00:48:27,144
-Be careful. -Here.
941
00:48:27,211 --> 00:48:28,246
A little higher.
942
00:48:28,312 --> 00:48:29,981
-You got it? -Got it.
943
00:48:33,117 --> 00:48:34,051
Grab the box.
944
00:48:46,831 --> 00:48:47,999
Okay.
945
00:48:49,800 --> 00:48:52,870
There you go.
946
00:48:52,937 --> 00:48:55,406
Don’t forget the head. The head of the sensor.
947
00:48:55,473 --> 00:48:56,407
I got you.
948
00:48:59,277 --> 00:49:00,511
Ah!
949
00:49:09,954 --> 00:49:11,322
All right.
950
00:49:15,192 --> 00:49:16,460
I’m not going to let go.
951
00:49:20,398 --> 00:49:21,966
Ah!
952
00:49:24,368 --> 00:49:25,803
Ooh...
953
00:49:35,680 --> 00:49:38,149
-Take my hand. -All right, fine, help me up.
954
00:49:48,359 --> 00:49:50,194
-You okay? -Yeah.
955
00:49:50,261 --> 00:49:52,163
You sure?
956
00:49:52,229 --> 00:49:54,365
I’m gonna...
957
00:49:54,432 --> 00:49:55,633
I’m going to get in touch with the kids.
958
00:49:55,700 --> 00:49:57,001
Let them know we’re on our way.
959
00:49:57,068 --> 00:49:59,170
Yeah, yeah. Let me grab this stuff. Here.
960
00:49:59,236 --> 00:50:01,172
I’ll take that heavy stuff.
961
00:50:01,238 --> 00:50:03,407
I got it.
962
00:50:03,474 --> 00:50:04,842
She’s got it. She always got it.
963
00:50:10,181 --> 00:50:11,482
Move it, people.
964
00:50:11,549 --> 00:50:13,050
We’ve got to change this bit fast.
965
00:50:14,452 --> 00:50:15,986
We got it as deep as we could go.
966
00:50:16,053 --> 00:50:18,155
We could keep drilling, but we need to replace the bit.
967
00:50:18,222 --> 00:50:19,623
It’s going to take some time.
968
00:50:19,690 --> 00:50:21,125
How far is it now?
969
00:50:22,560 --> 00:50:24,662
We pushed as fast as we could go.
970
00:50:24,729 --> 00:50:27,098
Maybe 1,000 feet, give or take.
971
00:50:27,164 --> 00:50:28,599
It’ll have to do.
972
00:50:28,666 --> 00:50:30,301
Prep the drop line, get the bomb attached.
973
00:50:30,368 --> 00:50:32,703
We’re running out of time. We have to move on this now.
974
00:50:32,770 --> 00:50:34,605
You don’t get it right the first time,
975
00:50:34,672 --> 00:50:36,440
we won’t get another chance.
976
00:50:38,075 --> 00:50:39,643
Let’s get it right then.
977
00:50:41,946 --> 00:50:44,315
I’m working from the best data that I’ve got.
978
00:50:44,382 --> 00:50:46,083
We’ll give it our best shot
979
00:50:46,150 --> 00:50:48,119
and hope they were close enough to have the desired effect
980
00:50:48,185 --> 00:50:50,721
we need to stop these quakes.
981
00:50:50,788 --> 00:50:54,158
Let’s prep the bomb, follow orders.
982
00:50:54,225 --> 00:50:56,360
Are you sure we’re far enough underground
983
00:50:56,427 --> 00:50:58,195
that we won’t decimate the city?
984
00:50:58,262 --> 00:51:00,030
Yeah, it’ll just feel like another earthquake to them.
985
00:51:00,097 --> 00:51:02,099
What do we do with those other warheads?
986
00:51:03,868 --> 00:51:05,903
Put on the helo and be ready to go.
987
00:51:05,970 --> 00:51:07,972
Get everyone packed up and ready to move.
988
00:51:08,038 --> 00:51:09,940
We’re out of here as soon as that bomb is in place.
989
00:51:10,007 --> 00:51:11,075
Yes, sir.
990
00:51:11,142 --> 00:51:12,576
You heard the man, let’s get packing.
991
00:51:14,011 --> 00:51:16,847
Move it, move it, let’s get going, people.
992
00:51:23,254 --> 00:51:24,522
Dan, good news.
993
00:51:24,588 --> 00:51:25,923
All three sensors are up and running.
994
00:51:25,990 --> 00:51:28,626
Just waiting on the last one to sync up now.
995
00:51:31,729 --> 00:51:33,431
What’s wrong?
996
00:51:33,497 --> 00:51:35,633
I couldn’t get to her.
997
00:51:35,699 --> 00:51:37,835
I couldn’t save her.
998
00:51:41,405 --> 00:51:42,540
Brenda...
999
00:51:47,044 --> 00:51:48,212
She’s gone.
1000
00:51:50,181 --> 00:51:51,749
What?
1001
00:51:57,455 --> 00:52:00,424
Why didn’t you tell us?
1002
00:52:00,491 --> 00:52:04,061
She would have wanted us to make sure we got this right.
1003
00:52:04,128 --> 00:52:06,163
She wouldn’t have wanted us to waste time
1004
00:52:06,230 --> 00:52:07,531
feeling sorry for her.
1005
00:52:07,598 --> 00:52:08,866
You know Brenda.
1006
00:52:19,143 --> 00:52:20,578
You’re right.
1007
00:52:25,716 --> 00:52:29,753
Hey, we need to stop this quake.
1008
00:52:32,189 --> 00:52:34,024
For Brenda.
1009
00:52:34,091 --> 00:52:35,593
And Karla.
1010
00:52:45,769 --> 00:52:47,238
Is it working?
1011
00:52:47,304 --> 00:52:48,539
The software isn’t designed to handle this much
1012
00:52:48,606 --> 00:52:50,508
incoming data at once.
1013
00:52:50,574 --> 00:52:53,344
It’s going to overwhelm the central hub.
1014
00:52:53,410 --> 00:52:54,645
Gah!
1015
00:52:54,712 --> 00:52:55,713
We’ve got to get the power back on.
1016
00:52:55,779 --> 00:52:57,147
Yeah, I know.
1017
00:52:57,214 --> 00:52:58,582
All right, without the calibrated sensor locations
1018
00:52:58,649 --> 00:52:59,917
were screwed.
1019
00:53:05,723 --> 00:53:07,391
I got nothing. Um...
1020
00:53:07,458 --> 00:53:09,059
Okay, stay on radio.
1021
00:53:09,126 --> 00:53:11,462
I’m going to go in the hanger and flip the main breaker.
1022
00:53:11,529 --> 00:53:14,131
Once the lab powers back on, turn on any of these monitors
1023
00:53:14,198 --> 00:53:16,233
and systems that doesn’t come on automatically.
1024
00:53:16,300 --> 00:53:17,835
-Got it? -On it.
1025
00:53:28,445 --> 00:53:29,914
What’s going on?
1026
00:53:29,980 --> 00:53:32,716
Yeah, I’m working on it. Okay, just give me a second.
1027
00:53:38,489 --> 00:53:39,623
This is...
1028
00:53:46,497 --> 00:53:49,033
DAN: It’s not working.
1029
00:53:49,099 --> 00:53:50,267
Almost there.
1030
00:53:50,334 --> 00:53:53,070
-Try again. -All right, I’m almost there.
1031
00:53:58,309 --> 00:53:59,243
It’s on.
1032
00:53:59,310 --> 00:54:01,045
Great. I’m heading back now.
1033
00:54:09,219 --> 00:54:11,922
They said they’d be here by now.
1034
00:54:11,989 --> 00:54:13,691
-You don’t think that... -Don’t even think it.
1035
00:54:13,757 --> 00:54:16,360
They said they’re fine and they’re coming when they can.
1036
00:54:25,903 --> 00:54:27,304
I’ve got the monitors back on.
1037
00:54:27,371 --> 00:54:28,339
Great.
1038
00:54:29,773 --> 00:54:31,542
Come on, come on.
1039
00:54:31,609 --> 00:54:32,943
Oh, thank God.
1040
00:54:33,010 --> 00:54:34,678
It’s still here. We have the info.
1041
00:54:34,745 --> 00:54:35,980
What does this say?
1042
00:54:36,046 --> 00:54:37,681
Wait...
1043
00:54:37,748 --> 00:54:40,050
Brett and his team are in the wrong spot.
1044
00:54:40,117 --> 00:54:42,519
They need to be in New Madrid, not Sikeston.
1045
00:54:42,586 --> 00:54:45,089
That’s where the epicenter is according to Cami’s sensors.
1046
00:54:45,155 --> 00:54:47,124
That red, those are the areas of impact?
1047
00:54:47,191 --> 00:54:49,493
Yeah. The quakes are spreading.
1048
00:54:49,560 --> 00:54:52,062
Are you sure? Maybe we just need to run them again.
1049
00:54:52,129 --> 00:54:53,664
Yes, I have. All right?
1050
00:54:53,731 --> 00:54:56,300
Look, all these areas along the Mississippi,
1051
00:54:56,367 --> 00:54:57,735
those are flood zones.
1052
00:54:57,801 --> 00:55:00,337
With the recent storms, that water level is at a max, okay?
1053
00:55:00,404 --> 00:55:02,906
When this thing hits, all that water is going to spill over.
1054
00:55:02,973 --> 00:55:05,776
New Madrid, the Midwest, all underwater.
1055
00:55:05,843 --> 00:55:08,445
Maybe even the entire country.
1056
00:55:14,852 --> 00:55:16,020
You’re lucky.
1057
00:55:16,086 --> 00:55:17,054
They wanted to throw you on a jail cell
1058
00:55:17,121 --> 00:55:18,555
until this all blows over.
1059
00:55:18,622 --> 00:55:20,090
Blows over? Are you kidding me?
1060
00:55:20,157 --> 00:55:22,226
-It’s getting worse. -We’re doing all we can.
1061
00:55:22,292 --> 00:55:23,594
It’s not enough.
1062
00:55:23,661 --> 00:55:24,928
You need to evacuate the state
1063
00:55:24,995 --> 00:55:27,164
and declare a state of emergency.
1064
00:55:27,231 --> 00:55:30,000
Do you realize the trouble you caused me back there?
1065
00:55:30,067 --> 00:55:32,136
I’ve got the press on my back now.
1066
00:55:32,202 --> 00:55:33,771
You’re just like your mom
1067
00:55:33,837 --> 00:55:35,105
once you sink your teeth into something.
1068
00:55:35,172 --> 00:55:37,007
Millions of lives are at stake.
1069
00:55:37,074 --> 00:55:38,742
We almost died out there cleaning up your mess.
1070
00:55:38,809 --> 00:55:41,045
And when the next one hits, it’s going to be even worse.
1071
00:55:41,111 --> 00:55:42,613
And the next one and the one after that.
1072
00:55:42,680 --> 00:55:45,082
So what are you going to do about it, Governor? Huh?
1073
00:55:45,149 --> 00:55:47,084
Your mother caused a massive panic
1074
00:55:47,151 --> 00:55:49,386
the last time we had a series of quake events.
1075
00:55:49,453 --> 00:55:52,356
The DOJ will have my hide
1076
00:55:52,423 --> 00:55:54,491
if we are not 100% positive about this.
1077
00:55:54,558 --> 00:55:57,961
I cannot declare a state of emergency on a hunch.
1078
00:55:59,930 --> 00:56:01,865
So for the good people of this great state,
1079
00:56:01,932 --> 00:56:04,668
I will not have a redo of that episode.
1080
00:56:04,735 --> 00:56:06,070
We want the same thing.
1081
00:56:06,136 --> 00:56:08,472
We’re on the same side, more than you know.
1082
00:56:08,539 --> 00:56:10,074
Are you kidding me?
1083
00:56:10,140 --> 00:56:11,642
We don’t want the same thing.
1084
00:56:11,709 --> 00:56:14,344
You got your politics, your contracts, your kickbacks.
1085
00:56:14,411 --> 00:56:16,580
We don’t have time for this right now.
1086
00:56:16,647 --> 00:56:18,248
Why didn’t you use my mom’s data?
1087
00:56:18,315 --> 00:56:20,017
It’s way more reliable than Brett’s.
1088
00:56:20,084 --> 00:56:24,188
Emily, the tech Brett has that he developed for SEMA
1089
00:56:24,254 --> 00:56:25,989
is much, much more advanced than your mother’s.
1090
00:56:26,056 --> 00:56:27,524
But it hasn’t been peer reviewed.
1091
00:56:27,591 --> 00:56:29,426
It’s literally just Brett’s work, right?
1092
00:56:29,493 --> 00:56:32,029
Which was developed and based off
1093
00:56:32,096 --> 00:56:34,364
of my mother’s research and development.
1094
00:56:34,431 --> 00:56:35,933
Tell me I’m wrong.
1095
00:56:35,999 --> 00:56:37,468
We have a difference of opinion.
1096
00:56:37,534 --> 00:56:40,938
No, you omitted crucial data, my mother’s data.
1097
00:56:41,004 --> 00:56:42,005
That’s not a difference of opinion.
1098
00:56:42,072 --> 00:56:43,540
That’s a difference of reality.
1099
00:56:43,607 --> 00:56:45,476
It just sounds to me like you’re more concerned
1100
00:56:45,542 --> 00:56:48,045
with staying relevant than saving lives.
1101
00:57:02,159 --> 00:57:05,329
Look, just tell them the truth.
1102
00:57:05,395 --> 00:57:06,730
My mom’s right. The quakes are getting bigger
1103
00:57:06,797 --> 00:57:08,065
every single time they hit.
1104
00:57:08,132 --> 00:57:09,566
Just do the right thing.
1105
00:57:09,633 --> 00:57:12,302
Or their deaths are going to be on your hands.
1106
00:57:15,639 --> 00:57:18,108
Governor Barber.
1107
00:57:18,175 --> 00:57:20,110
Alan and Dr. Weddle are here?
1108
00:57:22,012 --> 00:57:23,313
Send them to my office.
1109
00:57:40,397 --> 00:57:43,433
-Mom! -Thank God you’re okay.
1110
00:57:43,500 --> 00:57:44,668
You all right?
1111
00:57:44,735 --> 00:57:47,471
Hi. Welcome.
1112
00:57:47,538 --> 00:57:48,672
I just spoke with Finn.
1113
00:57:48,739 --> 00:57:50,274
He confirmed we’ve triangulated the data
1114
00:57:50,340 --> 00:57:52,242
and linked up with Brett’s system.
1115
00:57:52,309 --> 00:57:53,911
Yeah, found the epicenter’s weak spot.
1116
00:57:53,977 --> 00:57:55,345
It’s a wide area.
1117
00:57:55,412 --> 00:57:57,047
We’re still honing in on the exact site,
1118
00:57:57,114 --> 00:57:58,649
but it’s somewhere south of New Madrid,
1119
00:57:58,715 --> 00:57:59,917
near the fracking sites.
1120
00:57:59,983 --> 00:58:02,219
Not in Sikeston, like Brett thought.
1121
00:58:02,286 --> 00:58:04,688
How sure are you of this?
1122
00:58:04,755 --> 00:58:07,291
This earthquake will rip apart the entire continent.
1123
00:58:07,357 --> 00:58:09,760
And the flooding will destroy what’s left of middle America,
1124
00:58:09,827 --> 00:58:11,528
maybe even the entire country.
1125
00:58:11,595 --> 00:58:13,797
We have to stop this quake.
1126
00:58:13,864 --> 00:58:15,899
And you’re sure you can stop it?
1127
00:58:15,966 --> 00:58:17,467
Yes.
1128
00:58:17,534 --> 00:58:20,237
We have to stop that warhead at Sikeston.
1129
00:58:20,304 --> 00:58:22,272
I tried to reach out to Brett, but no luck.
1130
00:58:22,339 --> 00:58:24,074
This could blow up in our face.
1131
00:58:24,141 --> 00:58:25,843
Are you okay with this?
1132
00:58:25,909 --> 00:58:28,445
Am I okay with it? It doesn’t matter if I’m okay with it.
1133
00:58:28,512 --> 00:58:29,446
The tech’s solid.
1134
00:58:29,513 --> 00:58:30,914
And there’s more.
1135
00:58:32,282 --> 00:58:34,051
Aside from the quakes growing in strength,
1136
00:58:34,117 --> 00:58:36,386
the data is showing that it’s rapidly building.
1137
00:58:36,453 --> 00:58:38,655
And it’s hitting at specific time intervals.
1138
00:58:38,722 --> 00:58:40,023
Meaning?
1139
00:58:40,090 --> 00:58:42,292
The big one we told you about?
1140
00:58:42,359 --> 00:58:44,228
You can expect it in a few hours.
1141
00:58:46,964 --> 00:58:50,234
If you’re wrong about this, I will lock you up myself.
1142
00:58:50,300 --> 00:58:53,103
This is not a charity for people’s pet theories.
1143
00:58:53,170 --> 00:58:54,738
Pet theories?
1144
00:58:54,805 --> 00:58:56,940
We have a state to protect, a society that has to keep going.
1145
00:58:57,007 --> 00:58:58,642
Do you understand that?
1146
00:58:58,709 --> 00:58:59,843
Sure.
1147
00:58:59,910 --> 00:59:01,111
All right, I see what this is about.
1148
00:59:01,178 --> 00:59:03,046
See, for me, it’s about human lives.
1149
00:59:03,113 --> 00:59:04,915
And that means sticking out your neck.
1150
00:59:09,453 --> 00:59:10,754
Wait...
1151
00:59:10,821 --> 00:59:14,124
Get under the table now! Go! Go!
1152
00:59:14,191 --> 00:59:15,225
-Go, go, go, go! -Take cover!
1153
00:59:15,292 --> 00:59:16,627
-Hurry! -Get under the table!
1154
00:59:16,693 --> 00:59:17,661
Get under the table!
1155
00:59:24,401 --> 00:59:26,770
Mom, make it stop! Make it stop!
1156
00:59:26,837 --> 00:59:29,106
It’s okay, it’s okay.
1157
00:59:37,814 --> 00:59:39,216
I think it’s over.
1158
00:59:39,283 --> 00:59:40,984
Mom, was that the big one?
1159
00:59:41,051 --> 00:59:43,620
No, no. That must have been a 7.4.
1160
00:59:43,687 --> 00:59:47,257
The big one is predicted to be at least 10.0.
1161
00:59:47,324 --> 00:59:48,992
That was a short 7.4.
1162
00:59:49,059 --> 00:59:50,294
That was short?
1163
00:59:52,095 --> 00:59:54,898
All right, come on, you guys.
1164
00:59:54,965 --> 00:59:56,466
I got you.
1165
00:59:57,834 --> 00:59:58,835
You all right?
1166
00:59:58,902 --> 01:00:02,439
Wow, that was heavy.
1167
01:00:02,506 --> 01:00:04,241
Oh, my God.
1168
01:00:05,208 --> 01:00:07,010
Oh, my God.
1169
01:00:07,077 --> 01:00:08,712
It’s over.
1170
01:00:08,779 --> 01:00:10,180
This is all my fault.
1171
01:00:12,516 --> 01:00:14,017
Oh, my God.
1172
01:00:20,223 --> 01:00:23,527
If that’s a 7.4, what’s a 9.7?
1173
01:00:36,573 --> 01:00:38,175
Now you see why we need all the people
1174
01:00:38,241 --> 01:00:40,143
in the immediate vicinity evacuated.
1175
01:00:40,210 --> 01:00:42,679
Multi-leveled buildings cleared.
1176
01:00:42,746 --> 01:00:44,982
We need a traffic lockdown to keep the cars
1177
01:00:45,048 --> 01:00:47,351
off of the highways and the bridges.
1178
01:00:47,417 --> 01:00:48,719
Okay.
1179
01:00:48,785 --> 01:00:51,688
Get Brett on the phone. We’ve got to stop this.
1180
01:00:51,755 --> 01:00:53,056
We’re the point team now. Understood?
1181
01:00:53,123 --> 01:00:55,192
Understood.
1182
01:00:55,258 --> 01:00:57,427
Have Brett meet us in New Madrid.
1183
01:00:57,494 --> 01:00:59,463
I’ll relay that information ASAP.
1184
01:00:59,529 --> 01:01:00,998
Thanks.
1185
01:01:01,064 --> 01:01:02,599
Dr. Weddle... Cami...
1186
01:01:02,666 --> 01:01:06,703
just please get down there and stop this anyway you can.
1187
01:01:06,770 --> 01:01:08,171
I’ll do the best I can.
1188
01:01:30,927 --> 01:01:32,596
Alan, get Brett on the line.
1189
01:01:32,662 --> 01:01:34,931
Eric and Emily, get the climbing gear
1190
01:01:34,998 --> 01:01:36,867
from my car to the helicopter. We’re going to need it.
1191
01:01:36,933 --> 01:01:38,168
Okay.
1192
01:01:38,235 --> 01:01:39,436
I’m gonna update Finn. Be back in five.
1193
01:01:40,704 --> 01:01:43,340
Hey, we’re back. How’s it going?
1194
01:01:43,407 --> 01:01:45,075
Glad you’re okay.
1195
01:01:45,142 --> 01:01:46,109
You, too.
1196
01:01:46,176 --> 01:01:47,110
How was New Madrid?
1197
01:01:47,177 --> 01:01:48,712
-Hey, Dan? -Yeah.
1198
01:01:48,779 --> 01:01:50,380
Can you give us a sec?
1199
01:01:51,681 --> 01:01:53,483
Sure.
1200
01:01:53,550 --> 01:01:55,085
Thanks.
1201
01:01:56,653 --> 01:01:58,021
Senator Paulson can’t take your call.
1202
01:01:58,088 --> 01:01:59,890
Straight to voicemail.
1203
01:01:59,956 --> 01:02:03,827
Going to voicemail. I’ll try the land line.
1204
01:02:03,894 --> 01:02:05,862
I think the tower’s out or something.
1205
01:02:07,064 --> 01:02:08,498
What’s up?
1206
01:02:13,136 --> 01:02:15,205
I can’t do this right now.
1207
01:02:16,640 --> 01:02:19,242
It’s been almost a year since you and Alan separated.
1208
01:02:19,309 --> 01:02:20,844
We have a catastrophe on our hands.
1209
01:02:20,911 --> 01:02:22,946
You want to do this?
1210
01:02:23,013 --> 01:02:25,649
I think we rushed into things.
1211
01:02:27,951 --> 01:02:32,956
I think a lot of things are happening way too fast.
1212
01:02:33,023 --> 01:02:34,858
Finn, it’s...
1213
01:02:34,925 --> 01:02:36,259
Look...
1214
01:02:36,326 --> 01:02:40,297
This type of environment, it’s not for me.
1215
01:02:41,698 --> 01:02:45,669
The system overloaded and the entire lab shut down.
1216
01:02:45,735 --> 01:02:48,972
You know, millions of people could have died
1217
01:02:49,039 --> 01:02:51,808
because I didn’t account for one little thing.
1218
01:02:54,544 --> 01:02:56,713
And I heard the two of you on the radio.
1219
01:02:59,549 --> 01:03:01,818
You guys are built for this kind of pressure.
1220
01:03:05,255 --> 01:03:06,456
Not me.
1221
01:03:09,860 --> 01:03:12,829
And I can’t ask you to give that up.
1222
01:03:14,965 --> 01:03:17,634
This is your life’s work.
1223
01:03:19,102 --> 01:03:20,770
It’s complicated.
1224
01:03:23,373 --> 01:03:24,875
Then I’ll make it simple.
1225
01:03:26,543 --> 01:03:30,747
I will stay here and hold down base camp for you guys.
1226
01:03:32,149 --> 01:03:34,518
I’m here until the end.
1227
01:03:36,820 --> 01:03:37,921
This is my home, too,
1228
01:03:37,988 --> 01:03:41,791
and I will do whatever I can to protect it.
1229
01:03:44,227 --> 01:03:45,695
But once this is all over...
1230
01:03:50,200 --> 01:03:51,801
I’m going back to Jefferson City.
1231
01:03:55,705 --> 01:03:58,642
Maybe finally get that job in government.
1232
01:04:00,810 --> 01:04:03,647
It seems like they could use a computer scientist
1233
01:04:03,713 --> 01:04:05,415
who actually knows what they’re doing.
1234
01:04:08,919 --> 01:04:10,420
Maybe slow down for a bit.
1235
01:04:13,757 --> 01:04:15,892
I’m going to miss you around here.
1236
01:04:15,959 --> 01:04:18,195
Yeah.
1237
01:04:18,261 --> 01:04:20,230
I’m going to miss you, too.
1238
01:04:28,939 --> 01:04:30,774
Come on, keep it going. Hurry it up.
1239
01:04:40,951 --> 01:04:41,851
Go for Brett.
1240
01:04:41,918 --> 01:04:43,720
Hey, hey, Brett, what’s going on?
1241
01:04:43,787 --> 01:04:45,589
Hey, it’s Alan Weddle right now.
1242
01:04:45,655 --> 01:04:47,057
I need you to talk to Cami about something. Cami?
1243
01:04:47,123 --> 01:04:48,858
Cami, I got him on the phone. Come on out.
1244
01:04:54,331 --> 01:04:56,233
Governor Barber ordered you to stop.
1245
01:04:56,299 --> 01:04:59,002
We’re getting ready to drop the payload into borehole.
1246
01:04:59,069 --> 01:05:01,771
The epicenter will be at New Madrid, not Sikeston.
1247
01:05:01,838 --> 01:05:04,107
You we’re wrong last time.
1248
01:05:04,174 --> 01:05:06,009
How can you be sure you’re not wrong now?
1249
01:05:06,076 --> 01:05:08,979
If you detonate that bomb, it’ll set off a chain reaction
1250
01:05:09,045 --> 01:05:10,914
of quakes we can’t come back from.
1251
01:05:10,981 --> 01:05:13,550
That last quake convinced me we have to make a decision.
1252
01:05:13,617 --> 01:05:16,853
Sometimes it comes down to a best guess.
1253
01:05:16,920 --> 01:05:19,322
You’re playing with people’s lives.
1254
01:05:19,389 --> 01:05:20,991
We are sticking with the original plan
1255
01:05:21,057 --> 01:05:22,692
before the activity worsens.
1256
01:05:22,759 --> 01:05:25,662
You said it yourself, we have to do this now or it won’t work.
1257
01:05:25,729 --> 01:05:27,964
If you blow up the wrong place, it won’t work at all.
1258
01:05:33,503 --> 01:05:36,640
My information is reliable and it’s the best we’ve got.
1259
01:05:37,507 --> 01:05:38,942
Over and out.
1260
01:05:44,281 --> 01:05:45,315
Ugh!
1261
01:05:45,382 --> 01:05:46,549
He’s going to get us all killed.
1262
01:05:46,616 --> 01:05:48,184
We have to do something.
1263
01:05:48,251 --> 01:05:50,420
We’ve got this, we’re going to do something, okay?
1264
01:05:50,487 --> 01:05:52,289
What if I’m wrong? What if I’m wrong again?
1265
01:05:52,355 --> 01:05:53,423
Hey, stop that.
1266
01:05:53,490 --> 01:05:55,792
Okay, you’re not wrong, okay?
1267
01:05:55,859 --> 01:05:58,261
Trust yourself. Believe in yourself.
1268
01:05:58,328 --> 01:05:59,696
You got this.
1269
01:05:59,763 --> 01:06:01,865
Fine but I can’t have any mistakes right now.
1270
01:06:01,931 --> 01:06:02,866
Come on.
1271
01:06:02,932 --> 01:06:04,634
Get those ropes into the helicopter.
1272
01:06:09,105 --> 01:06:11,908
Pull up Brett’s tech specs and ours into a side-by-side.
1273
01:06:13,343 --> 01:06:14,944
Just like last time, right?
1274
01:06:15,011 --> 01:06:17,180
-Boost the signal. -Yeah, I did.
1275
01:06:17,247 --> 01:06:18,214
Same results.
1276
01:06:18,281 --> 01:06:19,716
But now that the sensors are up,
1277
01:06:19,783 --> 01:06:21,318
we should have a couple minutes heads up
1278
01:06:21,384 --> 01:06:22,819
before the next quake hits.
1279
01:06:22,886 --> 01:06:24,154
Wait.
1280
01:06:24,220 --> 01:06:27,524
It is at the fracking site in Marston, not Sikeston.
1281
01:06:27,590 --> 01:06:29,125
The quake’s coming in 56 minutes.
1282
01:06:29,192 --> 01:06:31,661
Regardless, we should cross-check the data with Brett.
1283
01:06:31,728 --> 01:06:32,896
You should call him.
1284
01:06:32,962 --> 01:06:34,564
Wait a minute, you guys are seeing
1285
01:06:34,631 --> 01:06:36,066
the predictive data right here?
1286
01:06:36,132 --> 01:06:37,667
When Brett detonates that bomb,
1287
01:06:37,734 --> 01:06:39,869
it’s going to trigger an 8.6 quake
1288
01:06:39,936 --> 01:06:41,304
that’s going to cause a kickback
1289
01:06:41,371 --> 01:06:43,273
that’ll basically reset the plates
1290
01:06:43,340 --> 01:06:44,641
but at a higher intensity.
1291
01:06:44,708 --> 01:06:46,309
What will that trigger?
1292
01:06:46,376 --> 01:06:47,977
A 10.6.
1293
01:06:48,044 --> 01:06:51,481
It’s in the same time frame but 100 times the intensity.
1294
01:06:51,548 --> 01:06:54,584
It’ll split the entire continent in half.
1295
01:06:55,985 --> 01:06:59,222
We’ve got to get to Marston and stop Brett.
1296
01:06:59,289 --> 01:07:01,091
I don’t think the mobile lab can take it.
1297
01:07:01,157 --> 01:07:02,425
Everybody outside.
1298
01:07:02,492 --> 01:07:03,927
I’ll back up the data.
1299
01:07:20,777 --> 01:07:22,078
That’s enough! That’s enough!
1300
01:07:22,145 --> 01:07:24,381
Stop!
1301
01:07:24,447 --> 01:07:26,015
Get back to Jefferson city.
1302
01:07:26,082 --> 01:07:27,817
Yes, sir.
1303
01:07:34,491 --> 01:07:36,059
Let’s get her in the air.
1304
01:07:36,126 --> 01:07:37,527
You got it!
1305
01:07:49,773 --> 01:07:52,742
Aaron, let me know when everyone’s clear.
1306
01:07:59,182 --> 01:08:01,017
We need to move now.
1307
01:08:05,955 --> 01:08:08,158
Get everyone out now, Aaron.
1308
01:08:09,626 --> 01:08:11,060
Copy that.
1309
01:08:11,127 --> 01:08:12,495
Yes, we’ve pulled them back 50 miles.
1310
01:08:12,562 --> 01:08:14,631
I’m beginning detonation process.
1311
01:08:16,966 --> 01:08:21,371
Three, two, one.
1312
01:08:27,243 --> 01:08:28,578
What’s going on?
1313
01:08:34,517 --> 01:08:36,853
Sir, it didn’t reset the plates.
1314
01:08:36,920 --> 01:08:38,788
It triggered a magnitude 8.6!
1315
01:08:38,855 --> 01:08:40,323
No, no, no, no, no, no!
1316
01:08:40,390 --> 01:08:43,626
No! Dammit!
1317
01:08:43,693 --> 01:08:45,462
It’s splitting apart the Mississippi River!
1318
01:08:45,528 --> 01:08:48,565
Massive flooding is inbound from here to St. Louis.
1319
01:08:52,802 --> 01:08:54,504
Under the table, now!
1320
01:08:54,571 --> 01:08:56,473
We have an 8.6 occurring now.
1321
01:08:56,539 --> 01:08:57,907
Was that Brett?
1322
01:09:01,177 --> 01:09:03,813
We’ve just received word that a magnitude 8.6 earthquake
1323
01:09:03,880 --> 01:09:05,615
has occurred in eastern Missouri.
1324
01:09:05,682 --> 01:09:07,851
The last quake, a 7.4, left the capital
1325
01:09:07,917 --> 01:09:09,986
Jefferson City heavily damaged.
1326
01:09:10,053 --> 01:09:11,488
Reports of massive flooding along
1327
01:09:11,554 --> 01:09:12,856
the Mississippi have been reported,
1328
01:09:12,922 --> 01:09:14,624
which may send tsunami-like waves
1329
01:09:14,691 --> 01:09:15,925
as far north as St. Louis.
1330
01:09:15,992 --> 01:09:17,994
The death toll is estimated to be
1331
01:09:18,061 --> 01:09:19,696
in the thousands and rising.
1332
01:09:23,933 --> 01:09:25,235
Mission is a failure, sir.
1333
01:09:25,301 --> 01:09:27,604
The blast didn’t reset the fault.
1334
01:09:27,670 --> 01:09:30,006
It just increased the intensity.
1335
01:09:30,073 --> 01:09:32,876
The next quake will be a 10.0 or higher.
1336
01:09:32,942 --> 01:09:34,711
No word yet from Governor Barber
1337
01:09:34,777 --> 01:09:37,814
if this 8.6 with part of the state’s earthquake mediation.
1338
01:09:42,585 --> 01:09:43,786
Brett.
1339
01:09:43,853 --> 01:09:45,154
What happened out there?
1340
01:09:45,221 --> 01:09:48,525
Governor Barber, we need to start evacs now.
1341
01:09:48,591 --> 01:09:50,260
Right now.
1342
01:09:50,326 --> 01:09:53,630
I need casualties. Collateral damage.
1343
01:09:53,696 --> 01:09:56,866
Everything’s gone.
1344
01:09:56,933 --> 01:09:58,535
It’s all gone.
1345
01:09:58,601 --> 01:09:59,936
Shoulda listened to Weddle.
1346
01:10:02,739 --> 01:10:04,941
We need to evacuate the state.
1347
01:10:05,008 --> 01:10:07,277
-Now. -It’s too late, Brett.
1348
01:10:07,343 --> 01:10:10,213
This is a complete institutional failure.
1349
01:10:10,280 --> 01:10:14,884
We have a magnitude of 10 or greater imminent.
1350
01:10:14,951 --> 01:10:18,154
Find Cami! And do whatever you can to fix this.
1351
01:10:22,825 --> 01:10:24,327
Sir, what do we do now?
1352
01:10:24,394 --> 01:10:26,930
We have floodwaters approaching our location.
1353
01:10:29,766 --> 01:10:32,035
Sir? Sir! Ah!
1354
01:10:35,238 --> 01:10:37,273
Okay... okay.
1355
01:10:37,340 --> 01:10:38,274
Okay.
1356
01:10:40,510 --> 01:10:41,778
Oh, God! Oh, God!
1357
01:10:45,715 --> 01:10:47,183
You okay?
1358
01:10:47,250 --> 01:10:49,986
-Fire up the helo. -All right, I got it. I got it.
1359
01:10:50,053 --> 01:10:52,555
We gotta go. Follow your dad. Now.
1360
01:10:52,622 --> 01:10:55,325
No, no!
1361
01:10:55,391 --> 01:10:56,793
Go.
1362
01:10:56,859 --> 01:10:58,328
Go, go, go.
1363
01:10:58,394 --> 01:10:59,629
Mom, Mom, no, no, no.
1364
01:10:59,696 --> 01:11:01,464
-You have to come. -No.
1365
01:11:01,531 --> 01:11:02,665
Mom!
1366
01:11:10,073 --> 01:11:11,374
Oh, wow.
1367
01:11:11,441 --> 01:11:14,243
Let’s go, guys. We gotta go. We gotta go.
1368
01:11:39,702 --> 01:11:41,504
Mom!
1369
01:11:41,571 --> 01:11:42,872
Hey, come on. We gotta go.
1370
01:11:42,939 --> 01:11:44,273
Tell her we gotta go.
1371
01:11:44,340 --> 01:11:46,309
Mom!
1372
01:11:46,376 --> 01:11:49,112
Come on. You have to go! Mom, come on.
1373
01:11:52,949 --> 01:11:55,284
Guys, we gotta go now. Now, come on.
1374
01:11:55,351 --> 01:11:57,420
Backed up the data.
1375
01:11:59,122 --> 01:12:00,089
Whoa!
1376
01:12:13,936 --> 01:12:16,706
-Go, go, go, go, go, go. -Go, go, go, go.
1377
01:12:16,773 --> 01:12:18,841
-You gotta go now. -Go, now!
1378
01:12:18,908 --> 01:12:20,376
Dad, Dad, Dad, go, go, go, go.
1379
01:12:20,443 --> 01:12:21,878
Ready?
1380
01:12:35,224 --> 01:12:36,159
Hang on!
1381
01:12:43,633 --> 01:12:45,468
Oh, God.
1382
01:12:50,373 --> 01:12:51,674
We made it.
1383
01:12:51,741 --> 01:12:52,975
Oh, God.
1384
01:12:59,649 --> 01:13:01,050
Put your headsets on.
1385
01:13:12,361 --> 01:13:13,496
Get Brett on the radio.
1386
01:13:13,563 --> 01:13:17,300
That idiot detonated. He didn’t listen.
1387
01:13:17,366 --> 01:13:19,335
No, we need to get Governor Barber on the phone.
1388
01:13:19,402 --> 01:13:21,437
We need to get evac to higher ground.
1389
01:13:21,504 --> 01:13:24,107
There is no higher ground.
1390
01:13:24,173 --> 01:13:25,775
The Mississippi started flooding.
1391
01:13:25,842 --> 01:13:28,811
The United States is going to completely split east to west.
1392
01:13:31,013 --> 01:13:32,348
There is nothing we can do.
1393
01:13:54,737 --> 01:13:56,205
No!
1394
01:14:06,916 --> 01:14:09,919
Alan, Cami, this is Brett. Come in, over.
1395
01:14:09,986 --> 01:14:11,087
Brett, your alive.
1396
01:14:11,154 --> 01:14:13,289
Hey, we’re headed your way.
1397
01:14:13,356 --> 01:14:15,758
Negative, negative. Everything’s been destroyed.
1398
01:14:15,825 --> 01:14:19,729
All systems are down. It’s gone. All gone.
1399
01:14:19,796 --> 01:14:21,164
Mission’s a failure.
1400
01:14:22,665 --> 01:14:24,767
Where are you?
1401
01:14:24,834 --> 01:14:26,869
Should have listened to Alan.
1402
01:14:26,936 --> 01:14:29,172
Last check was 32 minutes
1403
01:14:29,238 --> 01:14:31,607
until the fault splits apart completely.
1404
01:14:33,676 --> 01:14:35,845
We failed.
1405
01:14:35,912 --> 01:14:38,181
We still have time.
1406
01:14:38,247 --> 01:14:41,417
Do we have anything, any weapons to use as an ordinance?
1407
01:14:42,618 --> 01:14:46,155
We brought another warhead as a backup but
1408
01:14:46,222 --> 01:14:49,492
with the granite encasement around the fault,
1409
01:14:49,559 --> 01:14:51,828
we’ve got nothing.
1410
01:14:51,894 --> 01:14:53,496
ALAN: Where is it?
1411
01:14:53,563 --> 01:14:55,131
On board.
1412
01:14:55,198 --> 01:14:57,200
It won’t do us any good though, Doctor.
1413
01:14:57,266 --> 01:14:59,836
There’s no way we’re boring a hole that deep.
1414
01:14:59,902 --> 01:15:02,138
How much time do we have?
1415
01:15:02,205 --> 01:15:04,707
About 28 minutes.
1416
01:15:04,774 --> 01:15:06,242
Where’s the weakest point?
1417
01:15:06,309 --> 01:15:08,978
The weakest point is about a mile north of Marston.
1418
01:15:09,045 --> 01:15:10,680
See, right there.
1419
01:15:10,746 --> 01:15:12,148
Right there?
1420
01:15:12,215 --> 01:15:14,250
That’s my decommissioned fracking site.
1421
01:15:14,317 --> 01:15:15,885
Well, how deep does it go?
1422
01:15:15,952 --> 01:15:17,720
It’s about 5,000 feet.
1423
01:15:17,787 --> 01:15:19,121
The heart of the fault.
1424
01:15:19,188 --> 01:15:21,257
I hate to say this, but Dad’s fracking site
1425
01:15:21,324 --> 01:15:23,292
may actually be a good thing this time.
1426
01:15:23,359 --> 01:15:25,428
Wait, won’t the site be underwater?
1427
01:15:25,494 --> 01:15:28,898
No, Marston’s on a plateau, 300 feet above sea level.
1428
01:15:28,965 --> 01:15:30,199
It should be dry.
1429
01:15:30,266 --> 01:15:32,134
Brett, meet us at the airport in Marston.
1430
01:15:32,201 --> 01:15:34,437
I’ll send you the coordinates.
1431
01:15:34,503 --> 01:15:37,006
Maybe, just, maybe we can stop this thing.
1432
01:15:47,783 --> 01:15:50,319
All right, drive it right here.
1433
01:15:50,386 --> 01:15:53,589
All right, everybody. There’s no room for mistakes.
1434
01:15:53,656 --> 01:15:57,827
So, mini tactical nuclear weapon wired with a remote detonator.
1435
01:15:57,894 --> 01:16:00,963
Push these seven in sequential order to arm it.
1436
01:16:01,030 --> 01:16:04,433
Push this eighth detonator button when you’re ready.
1437
01:16:04,500 --> 01:16:05,534
But be careful.
1438
01:16:05,601 --> 01:16:06,903
You need a clear signal.
1439
01:16:06,969 --> 01:16:09,272
No obstructions between you and the bomb.
1440
01:16:09,338 --> 01:16:11,107
And once you trigger it, you have 30 seconds
1441
01:16:11,173 --> 01:16:12,675
to get out of there.
1442
01:16:12,742 --> 01:16:14,310
Got it.
1443
01:16:14,377 --> 01:16:16,412
You’re not coming with us. Go with Brett and his pilot.
1444
01:16:16,479 --> 01:16:18,848
-What? -No, I’m going with you.
1445
01:16:18,915 --> 01:16:22,218
Please, after Karla, I can’t let that happen again.
1446
01:16:22,285 --> 01:16:23,419
Mom, I’m coming, too.
1447
01:16:23,486 --> 01:16:24,787
Somebody’s got to fly that helo.
1448
01:16:24,854 --> 01:16:26,155
That’s not a good idea.
1449
01:16:26,222 --> 01:16:28,424
Cami, you don’t have any time to argue.
1450
01:16:28,491 --> 01:16:31,861
Look, Mom, none of us are going to sit this one out.
1451
01:16:31,928 --> 01:16:34,096
All right? Not for this.
1452
01:16:34,163 --> 01:16:36,565
And none of us want to get hurt either, but it’s our choice.
1453
01:16:36,632 --> 01:16:37,767
Okay? Not yours.
1454
01:16:37,833 --> 01:16:39,769
We can handle this.
1455
01:16:39,835 --> 01:16:41,537
Okay.
1456
01:16:41,604 --> 01:16:43,906
Are we certain it’s my mine in Marston?
1457
01:16:43,973 --> 01:16:45,808
Location confirmed.
1458
01:16:45,875 --> 01:16:47,243
Dan, thank you for everything.
1459
01:16:47,310 --> 01:16:49,011
You stepped up when you didn’t have to.
1460
01:16:49,078 --> 01:16:51,113
No, no, I had to.
1461
01:16:54,417 --> 01:16:56,018
All right, let’s get this done, guys.
1462
01:16:56,085 --> 01:16:57,887
Give you a hand.
1463
01:16:57,954 --> 01:16:59,588
Be careful.
1464
01:17:27,316 --> 01:17:29,452
All right, you see that field up there?
1465
01:17:29,518 --> 01:17:30,720
Yep.
1466
01:17:30,786 --> 01:17:32,388
I think that’s a good spot to set her down.
1467
01:17:32,455 --> 01:17:33,589
-Copy that. -That’s where we’re going.
1468
01:17:33,656 --> 01:17:34,590
Okay?
1469
01:17:37,393 --> 01:17:40,629
See that? That tower moving?
1470
01:17:42,098 --> 01:17:44,567
That’s not the wind.
1471
01:17:44,633 --> 01:17:45,568
A foreshock.
1472
01:17:47,670 --> 01:17:49,372
We’ve only got eight minutes. We need to hurry.
1473
01:17:49,438 --> 01:17:52,108
All right, okay, nice deep approach.
1474
01:17:52,174 --> 01:17:55,244
All right, I lower collective right paddle.
1475
01:17:55,311 --> 01:17:57,213
Watch your airspeed. Watch your airspeed.
1476
01:17:57,279 --> 01:17:58,881
I got it. I got it. I got it.
1477
01:17:58,948 --> 01:18:01,017
All right.
1478
01:18:01,083 --> 01:18:02,818
Your VSI. I’m just saying...
1479
01:18:02,885 --> 01:18:04,520
Dad, please. Thank you.
1480
01:18:04,587 --> 01:18:06,055
-I’m just saying. -I got it.
1481
01:18:06,122 --> 01:18:07,056
I know you’re saying but I got it.
1482
01:18:07,123 --> 01:18:09,058
Easy. Okay, good.
1483
01:18:09,125 --> 01:18:10,860
Nose through it, nice.
1484
01:18:10,926 --> 01:18:13,129
All right, let’s set it down.
1485
01:18:13,195 --> 01:18:15,965
Eyes out front. Eyes out front.
1486
01:18:16,032 --> 01:18:17,767
Let’s skid down and right.
1487
01:18:22,638 --> 01:18:24,306
Nice job.
1488
01:18:24,373 --> 01:18:25,875
-You did it, kid. -We don’t have much time.
1489
01:18:25,941 --> 01:18:27,476
We got to hurry.
1490
01:18:27,543 --> 01:18:28,978
Eric, you sure you got this?
1491
01:18:29,045 --> 01:18:30,046
Got it, Mom.
1492
01:18:30,112 --> 01:18:31,480
You got this?
1493
01:18:31,547 --> 01:18:32,681
-I got it. -You sure?
1494
01:18:32,748 --> 01:18:33,849
Because I can do this.
1495
01:18:33,916 --> 01:18:36,285
-Dad, I got it -Alan...
1496
01:18:36,352 --> 01:18:38,621
-I got it. -He’s good. All right.
1497
01:18:38,687 --> 01:18:39,722
You got it, kids.
1498
01:18:39,789 --> 01:18:40,756
Come on, let’s hurry.
1499
01:18:40,823 --> 01:18:42,191
All right.
1500
01:18:53,736 --> 01:18:55,771
-Ready? -Ready.
1501
01:18:55,838 --> 01:18:57,239
-Got it? -Ready?
1502
01:18:57,306 --> 01:19:00,142
Okay, give me slack. Eric, give me slack. Thank you.
1503
01:19:00,209 --> 01:19:01,777
That’s it.
1504
01:19:03,345 --> 01:19:05,748
-Go up. -Take it up, take it up, go, go.
1505
01:19:12,188 --> 01:19:13,923
Nice and steady, full power.
1506
01:19:13,989 --> 01:19:16,025
Eyes out front, eyes out front.
1507
01:19:16,092 --> 01:19:17,593
Correct for that yaw right there.
1508
01:19:17,660 --> 01:19:18,661
There you go.
1509
01:19:18,727 --> 01:19:20,296
Give me a little left pedal on that.
1510
01:19:23,866 --> 01:19:26,368
-The tower! -Watch out! The tower!
1511
01:19:34,243 --> 01:19:35,811
Eric, I need you to straighten it out.
1512
01:19:35,878 --> 01:19:36,912
Straight... no, no, no, no.
1513
01:19:36,979 --> 01:19:38,214
Don’t go over there.
1514
01:19:38,280 --> 01:19:40,082
-Eric! -I’m trying, I’m trying.
1515
01:19:40,149 --> 01:19:41,083
I thought you knew how to fly.
1516
01:19:41,150 --> 01:19:42,084
Steady, steady.
1517
01:19:42,151 --> 01:19:43,886
Full power, Eric.
1518
01:19:46,122 --> 01:19:47,223
Eric!
1519
01:19:47,289 --> 01:19:49,258
Come on, get control of it!
1520
01:19:49,325 --> 01:19:51,060
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
1521
01:19:51,127 --> 01:19:52,795
Whoa, Eric, Eric! No, no, no, no.
1522
01:19:52,862 --> 01:19:54,330
Full power, full power.
1523
01:19:54,396 --> 01:19:55,598
Don’t let it do that to you.
1524
01:19:55,664 --> 01:19:57,066
Get out of my ear. I’m doing it.
1525
01:19:57,133 --> 01:19:58,701
Whoa!
1526
01:19:58,767 --> 01:20:00,669
Eric, the bomb, you need to steady.
1527
01:20:00,736 --> 01:20:02,905
Pull up, full power, give me some left pedal.
1528
01:20:02,972 --> 01:20:04,140
Point it into the wind.
1529
01:20:04,206 --> 01:20:05,341
Okay, got it.
1530
01:20:09,011 --> 01:20:10,112
There you go, you got it?
1531
01:20:10,179 --> 01:20:11,380
It’s really windy, Dad.
1532
01:20:11,447 --> 01:20:12,715
There you go, there you go.
1533
01:20:12,781 --> 01:20:15,551
Okay, stay in the wind. Grab it in the wind.
1534
01:20:15,618 --> 01:20:16,719
You’re good, you’re good right there.
1535
01:20:16,785 --> 01:20:18,554
All right, we need to set the well.
1536
01:20:18,621 --> 01:20:20,289
-Let’s go. -All right, I’m heading over.
1537
01:20:20,356 --> 01:20:23,325
At the well, over the tower this way.
1538
01:20:30,332 --> 01:20:31,901
How deep does this thing go?
1539
01:20:31,967 --> 01:20:34,236
About 1,000 feet.
1540
01:20:34,303 --> 01:20:35,704
Yeah, right through here, watch the tower.
1541
01:20:35,771 --> 01:20:37,740
-Straighten up. -Straight up over the top.
1542
01:20:37,806 --> 01:20:39,875
Keep it steady.
1543
01:20:39,942 --> 01:20:41,877
I’m keeping it as steady as I can.
1544
01:20:41,944 --> 01:20:44,346
Bring it toward me, little more toward me.
1545
01:20:44,413 --> 01:20:45,347
There you go.
1546
01:20:45,414 --> 01:20:47,616
Easy, right there.
1547
01:20:47,683 --> 01:20:48,918
It’s good, looking good.
1548
01:20:48,984 --> 01:20:50,486
Lower the collective just a little bit.
1549
01:20:50,553 --> 01:20:52,221
-Good job. -Very nice, okay.
1550
01:20:52,288 --> 01:20:53,556
That kid.
1551
01:20:53,622 --> 01:20:54,957
I wonder where he gets this from.
1552
01:20:56,025 --> 01:20:57,626
Two more lefts.
1553
01:20:57,693 --> 01:21:00,029
There you go, looking really good. Nice and steady.
1554
01:21:00,095 --> 01:21:02,164
Keep it right there, keep it right there.
1555
01:21:02,231 --> 01:21:03,265
Nice.
1556
01:21:03,332 --> 01:21:04,333
Five more feet, that’s good.
1557
01:21:04,400 --> 01:21:06,869
Keep coming, coming, right here.
1558
01:21:06,936 --> 01:21:09,738
That’s it, right there. Last five feet, we got it.
1559
01:21:09,805 --> 01:21:11,607
As soon as I start this, we’ve got about 30 seconds
1560
01:21:11,674 --> 01:21:13,442
until it hits the bottom and we’ve got to clear out.
1561
01:21:13,509 --> 01:21:14,977
It’s going to be 30 seconds you guys,
1562
01:21:15,044 --> 01:21:16,612
then we’re out, then we’re up and out of here.
1563
01:21:16,679 --> 01:21:18,981
All right, let me know when.
1564
01:21:20,950 --> 01:21:22,985
Everybody ready?
1565
01:21:23,052 --> 01:21:25,588
Okay, I’m going to arm it.
1566
01:21:25,654 --> 01:21:26,755
Three...
1567
01:21:27,823 --> 01:21:28,757
Two...
1568
01:21:29,858 --> 01:21:31,160
One!
1569
01:21:31,227 --> 01:21:32,595
Drop it.
1570
01:21:34,196 --> 01:21:35,231
Go.
1571
01:21:35,297 --> 01:21:36,832
Okay, now go, go, go.
1572
01:21:36,899 --> 01:21:39,835
-Nice, we got it, we got it. -All right, pulling out.
1573
01:21:39,902 --> 01:21:41,103
Go, go, go, go, go!
1574
01:21:41,170 --> 01:21:42,571
-Let’s go, let’s go. -Lower the ladder!
1575
01:21:42,638 --> 01:21:45,207
Okay, let me know when, let me know when.
1576
01:21:45,274 --> 01:21:49,945
Bring the ladder over here, in here, right in the zone.
1577
01:21:50,012 --> 01:21:51,814
All right, heading over.
1578
01:21:51,880 --> 01:21:53,249
Yeah, meet us here, meet us here.
1579
01:21:53,315 --> 01:21:55,818
Come back to the LZ, LZ right here.
1580
01:21:55,884 --> 01:21:58,854
Okay, lower it down, lower it.
1581
01:21:58,921 --> 01:22:00,623
Okay, lowering.
1582
01:22:04,093 --> 01:22:05,194
Eric, it’s broken.
1583
01:22:05,261 --> 01:22:06,695
What do you mean it’s broken?
1584
01:22:06,762 --> 01:22:08,397
It’s broken, it’s only going part way,
1585
01:22:08,464 --> 01:22:09,632
you need to get lower.
1586
01:22:09,698 --> 01:22:11,467
-Lower! -Wherever you got, lower it.
1587
01:22:11,533 --> 01:22:13,269
I’m as low as possible, I can’t go any lower.
1588
01:22:13,335 --> 01:22:14,970
Okay, hold it steady.
1589
01:22:15,037 --> 01:22:16,338
Okay, grab the ladder.
1590
01:22:16,405 --> 01:22:21,377
Go, go, go, go, run, jump, jump.
1591
01:22:23,279 --> 01:22:24,680
Steady.
1592
01:22:24,747 --> 01:22:26,548
Hang on.
1593
01:22:29,818 --> 01:22:30,819
Okay, yeah, yeah, they got it.
1594
01:22:30,886 --> 01:22:32,288
They got it? Yeah, yeah.
1595
01:22:32,354 --> 01:22:33,689
Let’s go, get out of here, buddy.
1596
01:22:33,756 --> 01:22:34,990
Whoo!
1597
01:22:42,564 --> 01:22:44,300
FINN: Five, four,
1598
01:22:44,366 --> 01:22:47,736
three, two, one.
1599
01:22:56,178 --> 01:22:57,846
Whoa... whoa.
1600
01:22:57,913 --> 01:22:59,548
Are they alive?
1601
01:23:02,718 --> 01:23:04,086
-Are they good? -They’re on the ladder.
1602
01:23:04,153 --> 01:23:05,521
Whoo!
1603
01:23:05,587 --> 01:23:07,156
All right, heading out.
1604
01:23:08,691 --> 01:23:10,459
-We did it. -We did it.
1605
01:23:10,526 --> 01:23:11,493
We did it!
1606
01:23:11,560 --> 01:23:13,262
Oh, yeah!
1607
01:23:13,329 --> 01:23:14,797
You were awesome out there.
1608
01:23:14,863 --> 01:23:16,565
You are too.
1609
01:23:18,567 --> 01:23:20,669
Hey Mom and Dad, we’re reeling you in.
1610
01:23:26,408 --> 01:23:29,211
FINN: Cami, pressure has been relieved all along the fault
1611
01:23:29,278 --> 01:23:33,315
and the water is receding.
1612
01:23:33,382 --> 01:23:36,218
CAMI: It worked! 10.0 averted.
1613
01:23:36,285 --> 01:23:37,753
Good job everyone.
1614
01:23:37,820 --> 01:23:39,288
The damage done was catastrophic,
1615
01:23:39,355 --> 01:23:40,522
nothing can change that.
1616
01:23:40,589 --> 01:23:42,191
But at least we can rebuild.
1617
01:23:42,257 --> 01:23:46,362
A quake like that shouldn’t happen again.
1618
01:23:46,428 --> 01:23:48,497
How about that flying, Pops? Whoo!
1619
01:23:48,564 --> 01:23:51,233
Yeah, Eric, man, I’m so proud of you.
1620
01:23:51,300 --> 01:23:53,569
Flew the crap out of this bird.
1621
01:23:53,635 --> 01:23:55,037
Nicely done, brother.
1622
01:23:55,104 --> 01:23:56,271
Woo-hoo! Yeah.
1623
01:23:56,338 --> 01:23:59,708
Oh man, now you see why I got out of this racket.
1624
01:24:02,745 --> 01:24:04,813
Even though I do still miss it sometimes.
1625
01:24:06,782 --> 01:24:10,452
Yeah? You ever think about coming back?
1626
01:24:10,519 --> 01:24:12,020
Yeah, I think about coming back.
1627
01:24:14,256 --> 01:24:16,892
But...
1628
01:24:16,959 --> 01:24:19,528
You and Finn?
1629
01:24:19,595 --> 01:24:21,897
We talked.
1630
01:24:21,964 --> 01:24:24,967
He’s a really good person and I’ll always care about him.
1631
01:24:25,033 --> 01:24:26,835
But...
1632
01:24:28,170 --> 01:24:30,606
It wasn’t what either of us really wanted.
1633
01:24:32,474 --> 01:24:34,076
What do you want?
1634
01:24:38,414 --> 01:24:41,583
What? What was that?
1635
01:24:41,650 --> 01:24:43,552
You said we make a good team.
1636
01:24:45,721 --> 01:24:47,055
I really like our team.
1637
01:24:48,957 --> 01:24:50,926
I really like our family.
1638
01:24:55,397 --> 01:24:57,032
Yeah, Dad.
1639
01:24:57,099 --> 01:24:59,034
If you rejoined, we’d be unstoppable.
1640
01:25:04,006 --> 01:25:06,642
Yes, we’re finally back together.
1641
01:25:06,708 --> 01:25:08,777
We’re finally all back together.
1642
01:25:13,115 --> 01:25:14,950
You showed them what you really care about.
1643
01:25:16,985 --> 01:25:19,588
I just got lost for a little bit.
1644
01:25:21,156 --> 01:25:22,491
We both got lost.
1645
01:25:23,826 --> 01:25:25,861
It’s good that we found each other again.
1646
01:25:27,362 --> 01:25:28,530
Cami...
1647
01:25:30,499 --> 01:25:32,234
It’s you.
1648
01:25:34,803 --> 01:25:36,205
It’s always been you.
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