That has got to be a violent tornado. Get those kids in that basement. Get 'em in that closet. Get away from the windows. Get away from the windows. Get away! Get away! People underneath the girders of this overpass. They're still hanging on. Oh my God, we're having an earthquake. Wait a minute. Hold on. Hold on. Can you feel that? There go the lights. Oh! We have a major fire burning near San Francisco's marina district. We have the band now approaching the coast. So we're just starting the long period of about 12 to 16 hours when we're going to experience the thrust of this hurricane. Can we spend most of our lives learning how to control ourselves and our environment? And suddenly, you wake up with the realization I am not in control. In cities all across the world, we go about our daily routines, secure in our surroundings, confident that our lives are orderly and predictable. But at any moment, that confidence can be shattered, as nature demonstrates that it still has the upper hand.