Massive Earthquake rocks Taiwan, reminding the Bay Area to prepare for the next big one
Another person has died from the magnitude 7.4 earthquake that hit Taiwan. Taiwan's emergency Response Agency reports that more than 1000 people are injured, and more than 700 still stranded. About 42 people are still unaccounted for this morning. Many homes near the epicenter of the quake still don't have water or electricity. And that major earthquake has some people in the Bay area on edge. KTVU News Analyst Mark Neveau joined us on The Nine to talk about how to prepare.
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