a broken pipe at pasadena city hall sending water cascading down and the concern for aftershocks now. abc's melissa adan leading us off in pasadena tonight. >> reporter: tonight, millions bracing for aftershocks after a significant earthquake rattled southern california. the magnitude 4.4 quake centered under the highland park neighborhood of los angeles around 12:20 p.m. local time, and it was felt all over l.a. >> it was a jolt and then the building just started to shake violently. >> we're having a bit of an earthquake here in los angeles. >> reporter: espn's malika andrews was on the air talking basketball when it hit. >> oh, whoa, is that an earthquake? that's an earthquake. oh, wow, whoa. that is a real earthquake. >> reporter: the radio studio also broadcasting live. >> how big was that one? >> reporter: the scientists at the u.s. geological survey ducking for cover themselves. >> this is my first quake. >> pretty good jolt. nothing was knocked over, but i think almost everyone felt it. >> reporter: the quake bursting a pipe near the top of pasadena's city hall, where someone w

>> david: melissa adan in pasadena for us tonight. melissa, thank you. >>> from the earthquake to the new tropical threat in the atlantic at this hour. it is now officially tropical storm ernesto, forming late today. warnings for puerto rico and other islands. let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee back with us for the potential track of this and when it could become a hurricane. hey, ginger. >> reporter: hey, david. ernesto formed about ten days before the average fifth named storm of the season. but it's still more than 900 miles to the east/southeast of san juan-pouerto rico, but it's moving fast, west at 28 miles per hour an hour. this group of thunderstorms that is now ernesto will get to the western antilles quickly. the northern part at least. tropical storm warnings include puerto rico, st. martin, st. vincent. we're talking about three to six inches of rain widespread and up to ten locally. then we'll turn the path north. it's by thursday that we see it becoming a hurricane. at least by then. it could happen a litt

you were close to pasadena, what did it feel like there >> we're about 15 miles from pasadena here ateau, an office full of nbc news journalists it felt like a truck almost hit the building everyone stood up. it didn't feel like an earthquake at first. you felt the rumble, the lights shaking and, it was over you go to twitter and see, did i just feel what i thought i felt, it is confirmed, a 4.4 magnitude earthquake hit in pasadena, felt as far as san diego county, this comes on the heels of the 7.1 magnitude earthquake that hit in japan, and a 5.2 magnitude earthquake that hit near bakersfield, some hundred miles from here. we are seeing on some of the screens that are in our newsroom some local schools evacuating students to an outside field, just in case there are after shocks, and just in case there's a bigger one to come, and i think it's so important that we're reminds of the fact that earthquakes can happen at any moment, and one next thing that experts have warned about is what's called a megaquake, an eight to nine magnitude quake that could cause significant damage, potentia

pasadena city hall. you can see the shaking broke a pipe there, a water main pipe. the u.s. geological survey says the earthquake was felt throughout la county and even as far north as orange county. it stemmed from the whittier narrows fault. so far, there have been at least 22.1 aftershocks. not too bad no one was hurt, but one person did get trapped in an elevator. usgs says the shakealert warnings did go out tonight. a fire is threatening hundreds of homes near the california nevada state line. the gold ranch fire broke out yesterday. the chp says it all started with a car fire that spread into nearby vegetation. we have some video to show you from people driving next to the flames on 80 today. have that for you momentarily. as of right now, only one home has burned, but an estimated 400 others are threatened. here's that video. now a driver getting some video. the truckee fire department says 500 acres have burned and there is zero containment, but help may be on the way. fema has authorized nevada

el epicentro fue cerca de highland park y el sur de pasadena.ó los 6 grados. ciertos detalles del sismo son inciertos. en este momento no estamos seguros en qué fase está el sismo. es porque es una serie de fallas. hay muchas fallas en la zona, entonces es difícil de averiguar exactamente en qué falla. está en la municipalidad de pasadena. una mujer quedó atrapada brevemente en el ascensor. el departamento de bomberos la rescató y además encontraron una ruptura en la tubería que lanzó grandes cantidades de agua desde la estructura. la zona no sufrió mayores daños ni lesionados. nos confirmaron que unas rocas se deslizaron de un cerro cercano en pasadena, pero que no causó problemas para las comunidades aledañas. en el caso de los hermanos aguilar, aun cuando se asustaron, estaban preparados. la madre, quien también es maestra, cree que se debe a que lo aprendieron en la escuela. esta noche todos están bien y el susto quedó en el pasado y ya tienen una historia para guardar, para que ellos mismos se acuerdan el día que tembló. qué bien por ellos.

water was seen pouring from a broken pipe near the top of the pasadena city hall. there were other reports of items falling from shelves. but no injuries reported. the quake, which occurred during the lunch hour, was felt from the mountains northeast of los angeles all the way to communities along the pacific coast south to san diego. liz kreutz is in los angeles now with the latest. >> reporter: tonight, southern california shaken, jolted by a 4.4 magnitude earthquake felt throughout the los angeles area. >> an earthquake is happening. everything was shaking. >> reporter: the epicenter near pasadena just east of l.a. this home surveillance video showing strong shaking as the quake hit around lunchtime. >> wow. let me call my family you see stuff is still shaking right here. >> oh, my god. there's an earthquake. >> reporter: people reacting in real time. this espn anchor momentarily pausing the show. >> just going to make sure that our studio lights, everything stays safe. everything's shaking. >> reporter: the los angeles fire department going into earthquake mode

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it struck just after noon today south of pasadena, but luckily no major damage. but here you can see a water leak at the pasadena city hall that was reported just after the earthquake professional sports will stay at the oakland coliseum even after the a's leave for sacramento next season. the oakland roots sportsb announced it will play at the coliseum for their 2025 season. mayor shengtao says this move will keep jobs in the city students in the oakland unified school district will be back in class today in january, the school board scrapped a plan to close some campuses as it faces declining enrollment and a budget deficit the district is restructuring to centralize resources and services but there is also an ongoing conversation about potentially merging schools all right, on to first alert weather. now a bit cooler around the bay area today, but we're about to get a little bit warmer. meteorologist zoe mintz is in our virtual view studio with more on that. hey, zoe. >zoe>hey. we are going to get a little bit warmer, but not too much. and that's the best news

it was a strong rattle and others across los angeles also reported feeling it in pasadena, a magnitude of 4.4, according to caltech. cbc's chopper was over in wilson high school in el sereno, which was evacuated as a precaution. you can see all the students there on the athletic field and l.a. county fire and lafd saying they are now in earthquake mode and checking buildings and other structures for any major damage. right now, there are no reports of injuries, so we can't predict earthquakes. >> we cannot. i'll say it more clearly uh- the what we can do is forecast, but it's still very exact. we'll say it's still we can only give a small numbers. and so we know after an earthquake like this, there is an increased chance of many aftershocks. but it's still not a very likely that we're going to get a larger event. >> there have been smaller earthquakes in california recently, but caltech says those are not believed to be connected to this one. zohreen shah, abc news, los angeles. >> people on the front lines in the fentanyl crisis among california's young people addressed a state assemb

the los angeles area was rattled today by a magnitude 4.4 earthquake centered south of pasadena whereas another quake back in june. here is cbs's elise preston. >> as we have a bit of an earthquake here in los angeles -- >> reporter: captured on live television, the earthquake rattled espn studios, jolting southern california right around the lunch hour. >> is that an earthquake? oh, wow. that is a real earthquake. >> reporter: the shaking so intense, it shook homes and sent items crushing to the floor. this afternoon's 4.4 magnitude earthquake is the second quake to hit southern california in less than a week. the epicenter was north of los angeles in highland park, and it was felt as far away as san diego. >> there was a slow building of energy and then a big jolt, and then it was over. >> reporter: the earthquake is to blame for bursting a water main pipe at pasadena city hall. now, despite the intense shaking, no injuries have been reported. the shake alert app did push out a warning about four seconds before the rattling began. tony? >> tony: elise, thank you very much. also toni

this is pasadena's city hall. water leaked there about an hour. the quake struck after noon in the el serino neighborhood in los angeles. people reported feeling it throughout l.a. county all the way to san diego. wow. that ring camera from inside a home in pasadena captured the shaking. >> particularly the crowd sort of getting behind, as we have a bit of an earthquake here in los angeles. we're going to make sure everything stays safe. everything's shaking. >> she kept her cool, didn't she? that was the moment the quake rocked the espn l.a. studio during a live interview. the quake struck on the first day of school for students in l.a. county, but no injuries or major damage has been reported. last week a 5.2 magnitude quake struck bakersfield and was felt in l.a. county. more than a dozen aftershocks followed that. the strongest was a 4.5. >>> more bay area students heading back to school today, including those in the oakland unified school district, and hundreds of oakland students have some brand-new supplies and even a fresh look to start th

this is video from a home in south pasadena near the epicenter of the quake.y, no major damage reported, but at pasadena's city hall, a pipe burst water was cascading off the roof. there it is, right there. there are also reports that one person was trapped in an elevator. much of the southland has been warned to expect aftershocks over the next few days. well, a new law aims to make public transit in the south bay safer in may. security cameras caught a man being beaten on a vta platform in san jose. it's one of the reasons why the agency has lobbied for a process to ban problem riders. now, a new state law is giving the vta the authority to ban anyone who violates the agency's code of conduct, at least temporarily. however, the vta has to form a safety advisory committee to oversee the process. it's asking for volunteers. the deadline to apply is august 23rd. let's take a live look at the oakland coliseum. with the a's on their way out to sacramento in a couple of months, soccer is on the way in. the oakland roots are moving in for the 2025 season. the one y

esto muy cerca de pasadena, en el condado de los Ángeles.a tubería en el edificio del ayuntamiento de pasadena. sucedió a las 00:20 de la tarde de este lunes. se sintió en todo el sur de california. no se reportaron heridos. recordatorio de que california es una zona sísmica y por lo tanto, siempre es mejor estar preparados para este tipo de emergencia. tenga en un lugar designado en su casa ese botiquín de primeros auxilios agua embotellada, documentos importantes, alimentos y medicamentos. siempre haga un plan familiar que también incluya a las mascotas y asegure muebles y también esas decoraciones. ahora, una vez que ha pasado un sismo, verifique que sea seguro volver a entrar a su casa o lugar de trabajo. no encienda ningún tipo de fuego, ya que puede haber fugas de gas. utilice también su teléfono solamente para emergencias. siga instrucciones de autoridades. vaya también a un lugar seguro, ya que recuerde que pueden haber réplicas y esto es información que le reiteramos constantemente aquí en telemundo 48. pero es que es más importante

and then it was over. >> reporter: the earthquake is to blame for bursting a water main pipe at pasadenall. now despite the intense shaking, no injuries have been reported. the shake alert app did push out a warning about four seconds before the rattling began. tony. >> tony: elise thank you very much. also tonight a new tropical storm system taking aim of the caribbean, tropical storm ernesto gaining strength as it nears puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands. bill kelly, chief meteorologist from cbs philadelphia is tracking the threat for us pretty good evening, bill. >> reporter: good evening, tony, all last week was debbie, now we have ernesto, when sustained at 30 miles per hour, and it's 40 miles away from antigua, but racing along at 30 miles per hour or so, so we will focus in on puerto rico where we can see eight to 12 inches of rain come down in a very short. lack of time that would cause widespread flooding and then we shift the focus at the end of the weekend the beginning of the weekend where you made a could see a category 2 or a category s not happened since 2020 when pau

. >> el sismo causÓ que se derramarÁ agua de un edificio pasadena donde algunos estudiantes fueron evacuadosiÓny ahora muchos se preguntan si el sur de california estÁ preparado. >> estÁn diciendo que va a venir el grande. dulce: jeff, dueÑo de esta tienda de productos de supervivencia dice que en los Últimos dÍas que se han experimentado mucha actividad sÍsmica se han disparado las llamadas en busca de kit de emergencia. debemos prepararnos antes de que ocurra un desastre, dijo. una mochila tan sencilla como esta tiene el esencial para una persona sobreviva durante tres dÍasy los artÍculos comestibles tienen duraciÓn de hasta cinco aÑos. las autoridades dicen que es el momento de prepararse para cuando ocurra el terremoto grande. >> una de las cosas que recomendamos es una aplicaciÓn de telÉfonoqueda alertas antes de que ocurra. nos va a dar uno segundos antespara que uno pueda agacharse y cubrirse. >> hay mÚltiples fallas en el sur de california y no sÓlo la he san andrÉs que representa peligro. otras tambiÉn tiene el potencial de experimentar un sismo. feliz: a legendaria actor francÉs fa

home cameras in pasadena showed shaky driveways and living rooms with wine glasses shattering off a barts including three dogs following the kids in the house and they all went under the kitchen table. watch them. there they go under the table together. nbc's steve paterson is reporting from l.a. steve, when i lived in l.a. i was one of those people dodging under my desk, actually, at the office. what do we know about damage assessment? anybody hurt in this quake? >> chris, i've been here almost ten years, there's little i hate more than the feeling of an earthquake and we are about 15 miles from the sepp center in pasadena and because of seismic waves a understand it or so close together it felt more like a jolt than a consistent shake. it felt like a semitruck hit the bureau with a propane tank inside. a lot of people reported feeling this same feeling. the good news is that there has been a full assessment by nearly every fire department within the entire region. the good news is again, no injuries, no major structural damage and the fact that this could maybe upset a larger tectonic

it hit near south pasadena, but shaking was felt all across the region. some incidents were reported in pasadena, like one person was trapped inside an elevator and a water pipe burst in front of city hall, but no major damage reported. and i'm sitting in the car getting ready to figure out our next move. and then i felt a major rumble coming on the whole car was swaying like that. nothing around the vehicle, but yet it was rocking. were you nervous on the street? was acting normal, so i was nervous. yeah, because i'm not from here. but i know california is known for earthquakes and i didn't want to be part of the major ones. yeah, we're known for earthquakes, and it's also been frightening when they happen. multiple aftershocks have also hit since that quake at 1230. let's bring in our meteorologist, rob mayeda. rob, do we know what fault line this earthquake struck on? it looks like it's one of the more active areas in southern california. the whittier narrows fault line, which produced a larger quake back in 1987. let's take you in on this area, and yo

-- prominent hospital in pasadena. in 2014, kamala harris helped write proposition 487 in the state of california. in my opinion, what she wrote that the voters voted in was misleading and deceitful and reclassified nonviolent felonies and allowed these felons to become misdemeanor convicts and what's that mean? that means they went out back on the street and that's why we have all this violent homelessness throughout california. another report i want to make on that, griff, if you look at fine language in proposition 47 and 2014, it says that it would take years for the california justice system to make any money off prop 47 yet when people voted on it, she said that it would save the state of california hundreds of millions of dollars. so do you want deceit as a president or do you want somebody that's going to make change in the state and change this from the golden state back to the golden state instead of what we're living now, which is like the twilight state. griff: steve, let me ask you. picking up on brian's p

it was centered south of pasadena, where there was another quake back in june.n los angeles -- >> reporter: captured on live television, the earthquake rattled espn's studios, jolting southern california right around the lunch hour. >> that's an earthquake. >> oh, wow, that is a real earthquake. >> reporter: the shaking so intense it shook homes and sent items crashing to the floor. this 4.4 magnitude earthquake is the second quake to hit southern california in less than a week. the epicenter was north of los angeles in highland park and it was felt as far away as san diego. >> there was a slow building of energy and then a big jolt and then it was over. >> reporter: the earthquake is to blame for bursting a water main pipe at pasadena's city hall. now, despite the intense shaking no injuries have been reported. the shake alert app did push out a warning about four seconds before the rattlig began. elise preston, cbs news, los angeles. >> definitely some scary moments in california. >>> from the west coast we head on over to the east coast now, where people are

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in 1986, police found the body of kathy small in a cul-de-sac in pasadena. she was 19 years old and a mother of two. fast forward to 2019, investigators stumbled upon her case and realized her rape kit was never tested. the test result showed a match and a man named william on death row at san quen. >> he confessed and discussed in detail the murder of kathy small. >> he is convicted of a dozen other murders. >>> well disney is using unprecedented argument. jeffrey piccolo sued after his wife died from an allergic reaction at disney world. they argue that case should be thrown out because the victim signed up for a free trial of the disney+ streaming service. that trial includes an agreement to settle any legal disputes outside of the courts. well the victim's family says it is preposterous it apply that cause to a totally unrelated transaction with the same company. >>> well travelers flying to sfo to rome ended up in the california capital instead. >> united airlines flight diverted to sacramento last night over mechanical issue. the boeing 777 was carryin

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people in los angeles got a pretty strong jolt today after a magnitude 4.4 earthquake hit pasadena. the shaking started around 1220 as cameras were rolling at espn, particularly the crowd sort of getting behind as we have a bit of an earthquake here in los angeles. >> so we're just going to make sure that our studio lights, everything stays safe. everything is shaking. >> the quake was actually pretty shallow, so people definitely felt the shaking widely. one family's ring camera captured their dogs, startled reaction. no major damage or injuries have been reported, though. a sprinkler burst in pasadena city hall, an employee got stuck in an elevator briefly as well. >> what a job by malika andrews keeping cool and composed in the middle of an earthquake in the studio. incredible job. all right, coming up on abc seven news at four. people living in rvs that line a san francisco street, they're being forced out, but now they're getting a new incentive to move man at risk cancer cases and deaths among men are expected to surge. we'll tell you about a new study and former president tru

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employees were evacuated from the pasadena city hall after a water pipe burst.r damage or injuries, though, and it's the second quake to hit southern california in less than a week. >>> an ex-colorado clerk is found guilty in an election computer breach case, and rfk's campaign has experienced a setback. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> "the new york times" states robert f. kennedy jr. cannot appear on the state ballot. he used a sham address in order to claim residency in new york. the impact could ruin his efforts to be placed on the ballot in dozens of other states since he used the same address to gather signatures in those states. his campaign says it will appeal. >>> the "denver post" says former colorado clerk tina peter, who election deniers called their hero, was convicted on most charges in a breach of her county's election computer system. she was accused of using someone else's security badge to give an expert affiliated with prominent election denier my pillow chief executive mike lindell. prosecutors say peters became f

angeles, como muestran estas imÁgenes de las cÁmaras de seguridad dentro y fuera de viviendas en pasadenaismo una persona quedÓ atrapada en un elevador y se rompiÓ una tuberÍa de agua frente al ayuntamiento de la ciudad, lo que obligÓ a evacuar a los empleados. >> acababa de salir del ascenso? pues sÍ, fue impactante para mÍ porque el edificio, pues tronÓ completamente. habÍan niÑos corriendo, empezaron a llorar y todo. >> no estamos preparados para nada, pero yo creo que con esto es un aviso para que nos preparemos. >> este es el segundo sismo de mediana intensidad que se registra en la regiÓn en menos de una semana. esta noche tambiÉn estamos siguiendo la tormenta tropical ernesto, que se prepara para golpear las islas del caribe en las prÓximas horas y mÁs tarde puerto rico. en esta isla se activÓ la guardia nacional y se cancelÓ el inicio del curso escolar en las escuelas pÚblicas. las personas comenzaron a proteger sus viviendas y negocios. joseph martÍnez, meteorÓlogo de telemundo washington, nos cuenta lo que podemos esperar de esta tormenta. hola joseph, quÉ gusto saludarte. cuÉnt

firefighters inspected the building along with others around pasadena and its surrounding areas. city halls, elevators damaged and will be shutdown until further notice. so, even though it was a relatively small quake, you can see just how intense the shaking was from this ring camera video from inside of a home. the quake struck around 12:20 and interrupted a live espn broadcast. >> crowd sort of getting behind . >> as we have a bit of a earthquake here in los angeles. so we are just going to make sure our studio lights and everything stays safe, everything shaking, everybody good? all right, thank you very much for bearing with us through that. our studios was shaking. >> she is good at emergency response there. no reports of major damage or injuries. it was centered in el segundo. so a lot of people did get a few seconds of warnings. that is thanks to the my shake app developed at uc berkeley. a helicopter swooped in, as you can see there. to rescue a hiker who fell down a trail on the east bay. chp, golden gate shared there video. it is h-30 helicopter responding with several

one person was trapped in an elevator at pasadena city hall.ness. >> she handled that really well. >> hats off to her. she was so cool under pressure. when you see those lights swaying, you know something's going. the camera's on. the mic's on. >> we had a little one near sfo last fall and our camera was bouncing a little bit and it's just enough to make you say what happened? that one was substantially bigger. >> i remember you doing that while you were doing taped weather. >> we were taping something for the web and all of a sudden it's like okay, yeah. we're all right. >> we are good. >>> where are things now for us? >> looking fine through the rest of the week, keeping the worst of the heat at bay. here's the big picture pattern and the feature that helped kick in the stronger onshore breeze, a ripple in the atmosphere, helping to disrupt the marine layer and that means we won't see as much fog late tonight into early tomorrow morning. the fog is going to be back wednesday morning and continuing through the rest of next week. here's a look

. >> the epicenter was near south pasadena, just i.c.east of l.a. a water pipe burst at city hall and one person was rescued after being trapped in an elevator. it is the second quake in the region felt in the past week. >>> meantime, there's a tropical storm churning in the caribbean this morning. let's turn to ryan hanrahan who's tracking ernesto for us. >> good morning, everyone. yes, we have a tropical storm, this is ernesto. it's about to cross the leeward islands heading toward puerto rico. winds of 40 mooiiles per hour. it looks like it's going to strengthen over the next couple days. a tropical storm warning in effect for the virgin islands and puerto rico. here is the expected track of the storm. you can see the tropical storm getting very close to puerto rico by tonight and early tomorrow morning. winds around 60 miles per hour. and the storm strengthens into a hurricane as it heads to the north. it looks like it stays in the open atlantic ocean well to the east of the united states, though it's getting fairly close to bermuda by the weeke

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pasadena, california. scores of reporters came there from over the world for the week of voyager two saturn encounter as they reflected an excitement over the space probe that was as strong among ordinary people as among for a long time trying to explain. and they followed voyager progress at daily press briefings and a packed auditorium, listening. on august fourth, the day before the flyby, reporters saw a movie made from stills voyager took its approach of mysterious spokes in saturn's wide b ring. the time lapse sequence has now been dr. brad smith, head of the team assigned to interpret voyager pictures described the film an hour ago and there's a lot going on in this time lapse sequence. i feel that the spokes are trying to tell us something, although it may be days or weeks before we really understand just what they are trying to tell us. by that time, you would all gone. so we're going to share with you this morning and, all of you out there can do some science right along with the rest of us in tr

chilling footage shows a moment a man throws a woman onto the busy 210 freeway in pasadena.ictim was being ruthlessly beat by the same man. william la jeunesse as live. how is the woman doing? she narrowly escaped being killed by traffic there. >> it's a miracle she's alive. she was this far from being flattened by a car sustaining multiple cuts requiring stitches, her face likely leaped disfigured for life and she cannot walk on her own. this happened at a l.a. metro train station in pasadena that sits in the center divide of a free way cars going by at 70 miles an hour separated only by a concrete barrier. police say the victim had no idea who this guy was. out of the blue he hits her in the face, smashes her head against the platform, then dragged her over the barrier into oncoming traffic. not once, twice, but three times trying to get her run over. the suspect 33-year-old juan pablo florez, no surprise, a lengthy criminal record arrested and released twice and then the last nine months. l.a. metro is a rolling version of california's crime problems. homeless shelter, dr

which was initially reported as magnitude 4.7 struck around 12, 20 up center along highland park and pasadena. the earthquake struck at a depth of 7.5 miles and hundreds of people across the greater la area reported feeling the shaking. no reports, though, of extensive damage so far. >> heavy storms over the weekend left some neighborhoods in oklahoma flooded huge piles of mud. went into the streets and neighborhoods people's yards. this is south of oklahoma city, real mess. some people at the university of oklahoma had to wade through water to get to safety. tough driving through it obviously. meanwhile, tropical storm ernesto is churning across the waters toward the caribbean. and chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now is tracking the weather in the weather center. hey, lauren. yeah, things really begin to pick up in the atlantic and we've got another storm just putting itself together right now. this is ernesto, not a full-fledged hurricane quite yet, but expected to be within the next 48 hours or so. so the storm system making its way toward the caribbean right now. you can see s

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. >> reporter: the epicenter near south pasadena, east of l.a. this home surveillance video showing strong shaking as the quake hit around lunchtime. >> wow. let me call my family. you see this stuff is still shaking right here. >> oh, my god, there's an earthquake. >> reporter: people reacting in real time. this espn anchor momentarily pausing the show. >> i just want to make sure that our studio lights, everything stays safe. everything's shaking. >> reporter: the fire department going into earthquake mode, although no injuries. in city hall, a water pipe burst. what's the impact of this quake? >> physically, there's essentially no impact. psychologically, we have millions of people who felt it. >> reporter: for many of them, it's the second quake felt in the region in the past week. the is there a chance this is the sign of a bigger quake to come? >> there's always a chance. we have about a 5% chance that within the next three days we will see something larger from the same location. >> reporter: the latest quake to rock california, coming jus