O.C. finds glitch in Tsunami warning system

SANTA ANA, Calif. Officials discovered the problems last weekend when they tried to warn residents about a possible tsunami following the Chile quake. The reverse 9-1-1 system was only able to reach about one-third of the homes and businesses it was supposed to notify.

Officials say the system was overloaded. Most of the calls went through on a second try. However, 60,000 people never got the instructions.

Emergency officials say it's important to register your home phone and cell phone numbers in order to receive the alerts.