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A jolt from a 4 point one earthquake tonight. Live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. Breaking news. Did you feel it . Bay area got a jolt from a 4. 1 earthquake tonight. Yeah, this one was centered six miles northeast of yountville. Christin ayers, this brings back a lot of memories of last summers big quake. Reporter it sure does. People i talked to here in downtown napa describe the earthquake as weak shaking and it hasnt stopped. We just had a 1. 9 magnitude aftershock just about 20 minutes ago. All of this happened in an area that has seen its fair share of shaking alread...

A jolt from a 4 point one earthquake tonight. Live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. Breaking news. Did you feel it . Bay area got a jolt from a 4. 1 earthquake tonight. Yeah, this one was centered six miles northeast of yountville. Christin ayers, this brings back a lot of memories of last summers big quake. Reporter it sure does. People i talked to here in downtown napa describe the earthquake as weak shaking and it hasnt stopped. We just had a 1. 9 magnitude aftershock just about 20 minutes ago. All of this happened in an area that has seen its fair share of shaking alread...

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