Other than the screen. So it was really kind of something to experience. It was her first movie. Yeah, yeah. Myaby with me. When do i grab my backpack and leave or look for cover . It was kind of a fast jolt. What did people in the theater do . What was the reaction be . Really nothing. Thats why you was kind of surprised. No panic in the cinema. People stayed in their recliner seats and toy story played on. Some reported hearing glass shattering in a nearby market. At home, others were shakeup a bit but no one reported anything falling from shelves. Just felt a big jolt. Yeah, and lights were shaking. How about you . Did you feel it. Yeah, i was home. I had a bit of a heart attack. Reporter here at the local fire station they followed protocol and moved engines outside. It was uneventful. Weve had no related 911 calls and no calls from the community. So far so good. So a wakeup call perhaps. A big jolt followed by an aftershock. Life goes on for californians who take had kind you have
This area. Firefighters hope it does not reignite sometime thank you, list sa. A pair of earthquakes rattled the area. They pinpointed the epicenter. The water you see in the background is north of livermore. The first earthquake measured 4. 3. The second one was 3. 5. You can see the big spike that first quake made on our abc 7 si graph when it struck at 1 00 p. M. Today. It was 12 to 13 kim lol tlom. Thats common. Bart briefly slowed trains after the quake stalling passengers about ten minutes. No reports of damage. These children at the school of imagination evacuated following what they had been taught in emergency drills. The school says they quote enjoyed a nice walk on this beautiful sunny day. Abc 7 News Reporter lessee brinkley joins us live from danville with more reaction, leslie . Reporter i talked to a lot of folks down here in the area, nearly everyone has a story to tell. Most people did feel the shaking. For instance in the theater behind me, imagine a darkened theater
Welcome to. The free library of philadelphia. My name is Jason Freeman and its my great honor to be here tonight to introduce Reginald Dwayne. Thats referred to by the new york book review as a powerful work of lyric, art and de force indictment of the carceral industrial state. Reginald dwayne betts is poetry collection felon won the acp image award, the american book award and was finalist for the 2019 Los Angeles Times book prize. Also the author of two other poetry collections and a memoir he received the 2019 National Magazine award for his New York Times magazine essay about his journey from prison inmate to becoming a of wales yale school and an attorney. His other honors include a guggenheim fellowship, a 2021 macarthur genius grant, and a radcliffe fellowship from harvard. Hes the founder executive director of freedom reads a non not for Profit Institution devoted to greater access to literature in prison. Dwayne joins us tonight with his latest redaction created in collaborat
Welcome to. The free library of philadelphia. My name is Jason Freeman and its my great honor to be here tonight to introduce Reginald Dwayne. Thats referred to by the new york book review as a powerful work of lyric, art and de force indictment of the carceral industrial state. Reginald dwayne betts is poetry collection felon won the acp image award, the american book award and was finalist for the 2019 Los Angeles Times book prize. Also the author of two other poetry collections and a memoir he received the 2019 National Magazine award for his New York Times magazine essay about his journey from prison inmate to becoming a of wales yale school and an attorney. His other honors include a guggenheim fellowship, a 2021 macarthur genius grant, and a radcliffe fellowship from harvard. Hes the founder executive director of freedom reads a non not for Profit Institution devoted to greater access to literature in prison. Dwayne joins us tonight with his latest redaction created in collaborat
Welcome to. The free library of philadelphia. My name is Jason Freeman and its my great honor to be here tonight to introduce Reginald Dwayne. Thats referred to by the new york book review as a powerful work of lyric, art and de force indictment of the carceral industrial state. Reginald dwayne betts is poetry collection felon won the acp image award, the american book award and was finalist for the 2019 Los Angeles Times book prize. Also the author of two other poetry collections and a memoir he received the 2019 National Magazine award for his New York Times magazine essay about his journey from prison inmate to becoming a of wales yale school and an attorney. His other honors include a guggenheim fellowship, a 2021 macarthur genius grant, and a radcliffe fellowship from harvard. Hes the founder executive director of freedom reads a non not for Profit Institution devoted to greater access to literature in prison. Dwayne joins us tonight with his latest redaction created in collaborat