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the 4.1 magnitude quake was northeast of the capital of dover. they felt it in washington. they felt it in baltimore and they felt it as far north as allentown. cecily tynan is standing by, but first let s go to dover and christie ileto. dover was almost the epicenter. some had to feel concern at that point. naturally so, jim. just about everyone we spoke with were rattled. all of a sudden the top of the house went sh woop. donna felt the 4.1 earthquake jolting delaware. the seismic shock rumbled through the state at 4:41 p.m. it wouldn t stop. considered rare by the delaware geological survey, the epicenter was seven miles northeast of delaware. no damage around the state, but the shock was felt from washington d.c. to new york city. areas you have solid dense rock like northwest philadelphia, delaware. you feel it stronger. the energy can transfer in the rocks better than it can in the soft, sandy stuff. there was a metal rack in my kitchen that shook. t ....
jolting delaware. the seismic shock rumbled through the state at 4:41 p.m. it wouldn t stop. considered rare by the delaware geological survey, the epicenter was seven miles northeast of delaware. no damage around the state, but the shock was felt from washington d.c. to new york city. areas you have solid dense rock like northwest philadelphia, delaware. you feel it stronger. the energy can transfer in the rocks better than it can in the soft, sandy stuff. there was a metal rack in my kitchen that shook. the glasses shook. the ground shook. it s all people were talking about at dover s tree lighting ceremony, reliving where they were doin and what they were do. my heart was beating fast to experience the first earthquake. cool for children like ellie. most importantly, there were no reports. we don t normally assess earthquakes with this part of the country, but they do happen. usually they are magnitude two or lower. this is over a national wildlife refu ....
panel, the will make their way to the author s ten next door to that and will be happy to personalize and sign the books for you. our moderator is timis bell. during his 30-plus years as a journalist his has serve as writer, photographer, photo editor, pain designer, and shreddographyer. he researches and writes and photographs books on the civil war, civil rights history, and the gulf coast in 2007 he want inducted be usm communication and journalism hall of fame. i d like to thank all of you for coming. i was going to start the session off with the quote from another mississippi author, shelby foote. any understand offering this nation has to be based on an noning of the civil war. the civil war deoffendded us as what we are and it opened us to what we game, good and bad. it s necessary if you re going to understand the american character of the 20th century to learn about this enormous catastrophe of the 19th 19th century. the crossroads of our being and a hell of ....
because there weren t as many men around to chase them and that sort of thing, what happens to cotton production immediately that had made the south of rich and in one sense made the war start. correct me on this stuff, but with slaves gone i m assuming and with a lot of the white men owners gone, i m i m assuming the cotton production couldn t do very well and i m wondering how what ever happened on the plantation during the civil war, of course a lot of people didn t come back and certainly slaves didn t, not that they all left even during emancipation and 63 but then cotton production and any other kind of economic thing in the south seems like it took 40 years to get started again. i m wondering about that. on that plantation during the civil war, anything, anything you could say about that. to questions there, the first one dealing with the slaves on the plantation. they didn t all leave at the beginning of the war because basically when slaves leave is the point ....
had at least plenty of instability, to produce some nasty storms. stormstorm scan3 showing not heck of a lot of signs of life but do still have few pocket of showers here and there, camden county crossing over into burlington, then down toward some of the shore points cape may, atlantic counties, otherwise, this forecast is just scattered variety pack. you have some sun on the way shall initially starting with clouds, mild muggy definitely feeling like summer, more showers storms, set to fire up. temperatures right within few degrees of 70. see how much cooler it by comparison, into buffalo cleveland some know only little cotter air on the way for us, but more relief, more than anything. armed the region we go, icons make it look little scarier than it will be. but this is what we got. looking at some sun scattered shower or thunderstorm chance. by tonight, skies starting to clear, humidity starting to drop off little bit. justin? hopefully not dealing with severe sto ....