so 1 to 5 magnitude but the damage is rare. 5 to 6 minimal damage and 6 and above severe damage. the highest ever recorded a 9.5. and these are all the reports. see the blue dots these are the the people that felt the earthquake as far north as parts of connecticut and new york state and as far south as washington, d.c. 4.1 minimal damage and shaking. lets go live to sara bloomquist in center city philadelphia. apparently at lot of people felt the earth move. it s hit or miss where people felt the earthquake, not far from franklin square near police headquarters and when to franklin square and talked to people, they didn t feel anything here in center city and checked with people in old city and didn t feel it either. this was a 4.1 on the richter squal and i remember the earthquake of august of 2011. i was largely pregnant at the time and in the news van and it was swaying and in that case people came running out of the billing. not the case here in center city. but diff
still icy in spots. the sun is playing a huge role. i m in a sweater and feels warm. if you lived in denver enough, if it s sunny, it feels different out here. that s going to melt seeing that over town and fort collins csu campus. it s 28 degrees there a lot of melting in the backyard. temperatures downtown denver 31, dia 29, 24 netherland. hasting over the city too. a bit of a temperature inversion is in place. that storm system is well past us. moving over the midwest. most of us here dry across colorado. mostly sunny skies continue into this afternoon and this evening. tomorrow we ll see more of the same. for this afternoon, look at all that sunshine. we re climbing into the low 40s today. 39 by 2:00, 41 at 3:00. we ll drive back to 39 at 4:00 p.m. coming up, warmer temperatures are in store for the weekend. if there s any snow left over by the end of the day today, should be gone by the end of the weekend. next week, we re tracking another chance for more rain. doesn
questions at the end of the discussion also. [applause] i hate these things. but anyway, as you know, this panel is supposed to be education and community activism and the role that advocates make. and first, advocates might be a nice word and some call us trouble makers and some pay subcontractor was city that we are actually advocating. but i want to start on how to explain the role of an advocate by simply stretching your minds. what would it be like without us? how many remember hitchhiker s guide and the opening scene when arthur and ford prefix and swooped off of earth just before it s destroyed because they didn t get a notice that the freeway was going through the solar system, without advocates that s how i see it. to explain more, i would like to use a terma famous well, everyone knows this particular republican and has divided the country and known for his war, no, i am not talking about william kinly, but i am talking about a abraham lincoln, he said, it s a