Look at that social Distancing

Because CoViD-19 cancelled the 2020 World Series

@Copenhagen why do you say that?

Oh no, there will still be a World Series in 2020!

@@nathanos42 there is not a speckle of social distancing in that crowd.

Kroban3 nice

very nice

No you weren’t. Liar

lol I get it... 😂

😂😂

I witnessed a pool rolling during an earth quake in Mexico once .. I felt so small & at the mercy of the power of Nature

Different quake, October 1990 -- I was in Bridgeport when an earthquake epicentered down the road north of Lee Vining happened. The paneling in the room popped and squeaked as the floor yanked one way (the "P-wave" coming through), then perpendicular to that (the "S-wave") ... and then the floor started rolling waves. I was by chance right in the doorway between two rooms, so I just braced myself and watched the room bounce in front of me. Right time, right place .. and very cool to see.

That is WILD. I can only imagine how weird that must have been.

That would be terrifying, but amazing!

Did you feel it at the Yosemite National Park ?

There's footage on KZfaq of side-by-side film going down the road before the earthquake and after the earthquake in 1906

@@caras2004 yes I have seen that one👍

Wow! That's amazing :)

Wow

That's amazing! I did a book report in HS on the 1906 quake. It was such a tragedy and will happen again.

terrariachest are you positive it’s not a Jupiter?

@@stereotypedmoped8081 Any possibility that it could be a Neptune?

I was watching the game in my dorm room in Albuquerque when this happened. Will never forget that exact moment and hearing Al Michaels say "earthqua...." then silence.

I was watching that game when it happened and I looked at my wife and said they just had a bad earthquake

Dude yes! I was thinking the same thing

Well I guess we know how they came up with the imagery...

2020......

The static and the like from THIS quake is from tv stations from THIS quake - this was the first broadcasted Quake in the united states - last major one was in Alaska 1964 - and not much of footage of that as it happened existed, least not televised. So yes MikeyBoi and Josh Landers - you are right!

Personally, I was kind of hoping the entire west/left coast (from Eureka to Tijuana) would fall into the ocean. Sadly, god (if you believe in him) moves in strange ways and that was not to be. Lol.

With 2020 having this wouldn’t surprise me lol

Agree, noticed it also...

Having an earth? What does it mean Johnson?

@@brownie3454they were saying “earthquake” but it got cut off in the footage bc of it

Screen writers dream of producing such an opening scene.

my sone had just been born when my EX and i were watching the game, when we saw the quake hit, people didnt have a chance to react on that overpass as in collapsed, on people driving on the lower level

Ana Chavez did a good job as well

And they just stopped making phone books! I only say that because I was just starting to get frustrated with trying to get info in my new city, and what was once an annoyance is now only online....

right, they shoulda went on with limp hair and shuffled shoulder pads to make it look authentic right LMAO wait a minute, this doesn't look like an emergency, look at the hair bwahahahahaaa!!! someone needed some fake blood to simulate a cut for sure.....lolz if you couldn't tell I;m being a smartass to the N'th degree lol

Not the fatties of your generation.

@@mikebtrfld1705 ehhh, the fatties didn't come in until the 2000's but at least for me every school lunchroom I saw always had fatties in the kitchen but if you wanna get technical every generation has had fatties......we just hid em better in the past LMFAO

😂😂😂 that’s hilarious

When the next earthquake happens, if water rushes in to the streets the quake will be called "The Great Flush of Shit Francisco".

My mom jus had my brother on Valentine s day. She was on Geneva n Mission. My brother 30 now. I wasnt even born yet

My mother in-law was there with my husband when he was a year old maybe a year and a half . My husband is now 31

My hat's off to you. My mother survived an Earthquake in Manila in 1968 while pregnant with me. Scary. 30 years ago today I was in the undergrad library at UC Berkeley when the building started to twist, then jolt.

I was 1 1/2.

Joanne Piatte - I was in the middle of making my wife pregnant...that earthquake jolt helped my “reach my mountain top”.

This was the norm in television news from the beginning and into the early 2000s. I was born in 1980, have been paying attention since the mid '80s, and have watched plenty of coverage recorded before my lifetime. Something changed in the 21st century, certainly by the 2010s: American television and radio news has been sucking, hard, for more than ten years now. (Today is 27 May 2023.) It's really discouraging.

34 years…

I'm sorry to inform you it's been 34 years since 1989. 1999 would be 24.

@@CadgerChristmasLightShow It was a typo, I meant 34.

Shout 2 da 😸

Animals can feel earthquakes before people do.

@@leechjim8023 true

Made the cats urge to pee even more

I was in a glass atrium / staircase of a computer hard drive manufacturer (SCO) in Santa Cruz, rather closer to the epicenter at Loma Prieta. It started as a 'slow roller', people joking that they should grab a handrail, then the abrupt and violent actions occurred. All bets were off as the priority became getting everyone out of the building. "Is it safe?" called secretaries huddled under their desks at the ground floor. "Hell no, get out now!" said I as I ran behind them and pulled / pushed them out. Once on the street outside, waves could be seen going through concrete sidewalks as each phone pole kicked as the wave went by. There was a pall of brick dust rising from the Pacific Garden Mall and hearts sank as the meaning of such was clear. There was damage, there was death. The beloved Cooper House was soon to be a memory. A stand of eighty year old redwoods at Loma Prieta had broken at mid height like toothpicks. Highway overpasses dropped through their pilings onto the roadway below. Hollister and Watsonville were severely beaten. Soon people of divergent backgrounds, ideologies, attitudes were neighbors working together for a common cause. The spirit of gadugi prevailed for a period of weeks / months before humans settled into their former petty differences.

This is how MOST pro reporters handled things like this anytime before say 2005. It's like around 05 the bosses said do the opposite and TRY to panic the audience

@@AkronJosh this is another example out of many examples of the slow dumbing down of America.

This was tv BEFORE todays BS tv

Al Michaels is a legend

@@AkronJosh Timing seems to coincide with when the news media business model shifted to online clicks, page views and related advertiser revenue...

Yeah, Classic

LOL I had the EXACT same reaction and said the same thing myself!

theVHSvlog I was studying epicenters that day layed out my books flipped on the tv. Didn't need to study.

Challenge accepted

Tara Gragg *LAID

AND THE 80S ANCHORS WERE BABESWITH POOFY HAIR SHLDER PADS AND HIRSPRAY...SCHWWWWIIIINNNG!

CNN and company would be telling us that Donald Trump planned the whole thing.

There’s nothing wrong with Mainstream news. The REAL problem is the fringe with their conspiracies & Fox “news” lies & Trump poisoning people’s minds.

Absolutely

The problem is these days everyone with internet access thinks they are an expert and only believe what they want to believe no matter how wrong they are. No matter how good or honest the news reporting is, people don't care. That only care about what they want to believe. If this happened today the conspiracy theorists would be going crazy.

the screaming/cheering a bit later definitely adds to it

it's not the wake it's still going on

AJ Stevenson yes but I had posted that before lockdown had taken place

AJ Stevenson things became more and more serious every day that passed

@@jayh.7686 true, but it's no longer hysteria.

Timothy Petitpas I disagree, I don’t particularly trust msm , but I for sure don’t trust Trump .

As opposed to 2019-20 when our President scribbles on a hurricane map with a Sharpie and presents it on TV, providing dangerous disinformation, rather than admitting he was wrong...

Cherly and Anna where battling it out to be number 1. Anna was trying one up Cherly every chance she could. Cherly was ready to get her off the air as fast as she could. I clicked on the video for the earthquake and stayed for the epic showdown between these 2 reporters.

@@Shelsight happier now?

@@Shelsight wasn’t disinformation, your just watching crappy news

@@monke3776 get a grip. Trump lied about the hurricane & presented that Sharpie map in an official Oval Office briefing. It was on every TV channel and every channel (including Fox) followed up by saying his info was incorrect & the hurricanewouldn't hit Alabama. Sorry you've been so brainwashed by your false idol...

That's how it was done.

@@-oiiio-3993 The professional reporting brought tears. I miss real news.

I was in a glass atrium / staircase of a computer hard drive manufacturer (SCO) in Santa Cruz, rather closer to the epicenter at Loma Prieta. It started as a 'slow roller', people joking that they should grab a handrail, then the abrupt and violent actions occurred. All bets were off as the priority became getting everyone out of the building. "Is it safe?" called secretaries huddled under their desks at the ground floor. "Hell no, get out now!" said I as I ran behind them and pulled / pushed them out. Once on the street outside, waves could be seen going through concrete sidewalks as each phone pole kicked as the wave went by. There was a pall of brick dust rising from the Pacific Garden Mall and hearts sank as the meaning of such was clear. There was damage, there was death. The beloved Cooper House was soon to be a memory. A stand of eighty year old redwoods at Loma Prieta had broken at mid height like toothpicks. Highway overpasses dropped through their pilings onto the roadway below. Hollister and Watsonville were severely beaten. Soon people of divergent backgrounds, ideologies, attitudes were neighbors working together for a common cause. The spirit of gadugi prevailed for a period of weeks / months before humans settled into their former petty differences.

I was living in Mountain View at the time getting ready to watch the World Series. And then watching the dining room ceiling light swinging back and forth and running out into the yard watching the lawn rolling. That was a scary moment.

Wow really

I liked "I'm not sure if we're on the air and frankly I'm not sure I care."

LOL now a days everyone will start swearing cause we're all fake as fuck

"Well folks, that was the greatest open in the history of television, bar none." Damn, I'd say so.

+jfreezyyy247 dam u really said sum deep shit, the truth suppose to hurt..... it takes a humble n noble man to admit this.. salute u bro.

its a gamequake...😆

@Brandon Taylor - Cheryl was not related to the ABC anchor from New York.

KGO-TV won a Peabody award for its comprehensive news coverage on this event.

THEY WERE SET P TO DO THE 5PM ACTION NEWS THEREFORE THEY COULD DO BASIC GUERILLA STYLE SEAT OF PANTS O THE FLY BROADCASTS MINI CAN CREWS WERE AVAILABLE WITH THE VANS IN FIELD AND PROBLEMS WERE GETTING SIGNAL OUT TO THE SATTS FOR NATIONAL NETWORK FEEDS

Cheryl did an excellent job! Everyone from the newsroom to Al Michaels did a phenomenal job of keeping their composure.

And we mostly didn't get to see any if the coverage in SF. Many of us were without power for days.

I KNOW!

Better than CNN!!

@@the3prankskateers704 actually, CNN is pretty much what you saw in that clip...only with much better graphics.

qwipperty no I mean they’re actually talking about news, or instead of trying to find new ways to impeach the president

The 3 Prankskateers He does that all by himself. Why is that so hard to understand? He’s been a white collar criminal his whole life. Do you realize he’s told over 12,000 lies in two and a half years as PUSA? That’s far worse than any politician in history- and that’s saying something.

Yeah, and some survivors where trapped by just a limb, and they had to do on site amputations to free them.

Clearly at that point the newscasters did not understand what they were looking at.

@@JackF99 I kept waiting, and waiting, and waiting for the full scope of that Nimitz Freeway footage to suddenly dawn on those reporters…. but that moment of realization never came.

There's still a section of double deck freeway where 101 and 280 intersect. I don't mind driving on the southbound/upper section, but driving the northbound/lower section makes me nervous.

Yes I WAS LIVING IN MOUNTAIN VIEW WHEN THE QUAKE HAPPENED

So true. It saved my father's life. As a retiree, he was at home. He had been on the roof doing some repair work, and came down early to watch the game. He lived in a suburb just south of San Francisco. He was in his recliner and said the quake caused such movement, he couldn't get out of his chair. He said it was like being on a boat. He also thought it was the "big one" and death was imminent. I was living in Sacramento and we felt it there. Most of my family still lived on the peninsula and I couldn't reach anyone for 24 hours because the phone lines were down. The news made it seem like everything had collapsed and was on fire.

+Elaine Marie I was sitting in my office, at home in Los Gatos (the zip code for the epicenter) when I got popped across the room! Knowing that my sister in Auburn would be frightened about her 4 Bay Area siblings, I immediately called her & got through! Then, the phone system went down after I told her we were likely OK! I watched the 60 foot Redwood tree in my neighbors yard whip back & forth enough that its top almost touched the ground with the aftershock! I could also watch the wave of power poles down the street swaying almost 45 degrees! I and many of my neighbors ended up at the nearby liquor store only to see a 2 inch deep broken glass and booze cocktail across the floor! Although it sounded & felt like a large truck had slammed into my house at 40 mph, the only property damage was to my stereo system and the bookcase that supported it. It was actually kinda fun! I was also in the process of buying another house in the mountains about 4 miles from the epicenter; the builder was slightly behind schedule finishing, so he'd just extended the escrow! But that's a whole other story!

LMacNeill my two aunts and grandpa were there when it happened

SIMKINETICS ...I Was a 20 Y/O EMT Living In Alameda,My Husband Was Stationed at NAS Alameda,and I Worked At North Shore Hospital

LMacNeill 8/11/2019 it’s happening again

Oh man! I cannot even begin to imagine what you were feeling! I live up here in the Lynnwood/Edmonds area of Washington state...had just come home from work a few minutes before 5 before my other roommates did, turned on the TV for the game while I pulled out some Halloween decorations to play around with - and then I heard the weird static! This was the channel I was watching, so I remember everything! I was like, “What the HELL??”

@@dawnwelch6579 I'm in Olympia and I worry about the next big one hitting here in Wa. My 1st earthquake was the one in 2001. I had just moved here from Arizona and I've wanted to move back ever since that day, but I'm still here. I will say this though, I'd take an earthquake over Inslee being elected any day 😁

@@Cam56373 Inslee has nothing to do with what I was/am talking about.

@@dawnwelch6579 I was just throwing in a little humor Dawn. Here in Washington state nobody cares for Inslee... or maybe Iam wrong. Lighten up

@@Cam56373pfft more like not being able to help injecting politics into just about anything

Wow really

@@samanthagomez7074no they’re exaggerating. earthquakes are just a little earth turbulence that’s all

@@samanthagomez7074yes...the ground looks like waves. It's so bizarre

@@brownie3454some are. Most are in fact. I've seen multiple quakes where the ground appears to be rolling. And with this particular earthquake it was much more than tremors. I was there...if you weren't you should shut up instead of calling people liars. If you were there, you must have fried your brain on drugs and cant remember what it was like.

Yup. I’m right there with you. I was 12 in Gilroy. About to watch the bash brothers…. Jose Canseco, and Mark McGuire. Do a number on the Giants. And holy shit!!!!! All fucking night aftershocks hit. A lot of people don’t ever talk about that. Some were HUGE!!! We slept in the front yard on sleeping bags!!!

back when reporters were hired for their brains and ability to speak.

+Anon Z Yes. Class, true professionals.

Times like this they really earn their money. Great job by all involved.

I love how we see the people in the back hella working to get updates.

@Jeff Goodman Are you triggered? What is the matter? Can't find your pacifier?

@Shufei Well, they cater to their audience. If we demand entertainment, that's what we'll get.

That's an exaggeration. Lots of local newscasts are producing quality work. Quit watching Fox!

@@victoriaaldrich8952 "Quit watching Fox" - well that's ironic, when talking about fake news.

@@victoriaaldrich8952 Local news majority wise is still very well reported. The problem is BOTH Fox News and CNN have successfully sold to us viewers that their after 7 political opinion shows are news shows. Before 7,both networks have some true good news reporting. It's just, Tucker,Hannity,Lemon do oftentimes give more slanted political opinions and are rude to their guests. Really shouldn't be like that!

victoria aldrich local news like the bottom of the barrel when it comes to televised news lmao. You’re a dope if you watch that junk

time is relative

if you ever get a chance watch the 70s movie earthquake, the movie setting resembles that day minus buildings crumbling to the ground, there was a few movies back then one was about a fire in a high rise building with partiers trapped in the middle of the building, it was before sprinkler systems were on every floor!

At 18:50 in the video is the serious part. Cheryl thought it was a fire in Berkeley but it was the Cypress Freeway (880) in north Oakland. The Bay Bridge was a big deal also as they sort out the damage from the Loma Prieta quake.

She won an Emmy for this reporting. World class.

I don't know why phone books went away. I think that they still serve a purpose. If your internet is down at least you would still have info to fall back on.

Cell towers are the first to go

Smiled @ that too. Thought if we lost power my internet would go. But living in a small rural county with a phone co-op we still get a phone book in 2020, which, thankfully, has all sorts of what to do emergency information.

I heard "grab your phonebook" and it made me a bit nostalgic.

Yeah you could use the phone books for lots of things! I was born and raised in California and my sister used to drive us on the freeway that collapsed. I used to "joke" with her about how nervous I was to be underneath the top section and talked about what would happen if an earthquake made the freeway collapse. We had a lot of unsafe roads and bridges back then!

I was working in downtown SF, and a lot of people had left work early to go to the game. I was still at the office when the quake hit, and it was so much bigger than any I’d ever felt as a CA native. No one in SF saw the coverage that the rest of the country saw because the TV stations got knocked off the air. Such a scary day.

Yes, she was cool and coherent throughout. Easy on the eyes as well. An earthquake is about as unique an event as can happen, let alone be reported on as it is happening. Unpredictable and potentially life threatening in so many ways, as collapses, gas explosions, water main breaks with downed electrical lines with countless other dangers, as aftershocks ensue after the initial jolt. She was remarkable. I lived here in NY (about 6 miles from the World Trade Center, in Brooklyn) during the 9-11 attacks and I'm certain the Loma Pietra quake would have freaked me out a lot more, because of the blanket effect of a quake. I never felt that I was in any imminent danger as I might have in this quake, because of the unpredictability and potentially massive force of the aftershocks.

Yes, she was the ultimate professional. Can you imagine today's newsreaders being this good? No way.

Cheryl Jennings is much loved here in the Bay Area. She only recently stepped away from anchor duties after a long career at the desk.

She won an award for this. Either a Peabody or Emmy

Yes, it was and she was awarded an EMI for her composure and more importantly her direction, getting information in from the field and out to the viewers. Unfortunately we didn't see any of this due to the loss off power. We had a transistor radio, which was even more scary, because the mind tends to create very dramatic images.

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I was in a glass atrium / staircase of a computer hard drive manufacturer (SCO) in Santa Cruz, rather closer to the epicenter at Loma Prieta. It started as a 'slow roller', people joking that they should grab a handrail, then the abrupt and violent actions occurred. All bets were off as the priority became getting everyone out of the building. "Is it safe?" called secretaries huddled under their desks at the ground floor. "Hell no, get out now!" said I as I ran behind them and pulled / pushed them out. Once on the street outside, waves could be seen going through concrete sidewalks as each phone pole kicked as the wave went by. There was a pall of brick dust rising from the Pacific Garden Mall and hearts sank as the meaning of such was clear. There was damage, there was death. The beloved Cooper House was soon to be a memory. A stand of eighty year old redwoods at Loma Prieta had broken at mid height like toothpicks. Highway overpasses dropped through their pilings onto the roadway below. Hollister and Watsonville were severely beaten. Soon people of divergent backgrounds, ideologies, attitudes were neighbors working together for a common cause. The spirit of gadugi prevailed for a period of weeks / months before humans settled into their former petty differences.

Wow really

The professional reporting brought tears. I miss real news. Franklin WOKE Smither's, Ohio.

It's too bad none of us in the bay area saw it until way later because power was out for days.

Yep, they had no rehearsals before it happened like those reporting 911 did.

KGO and to add KCBS (radio) did an awesome job of covering the quake. Both stations won a Peabody award for its coverage.

I think they also won an Emmy.

Nonsense. The news was just as fake back then. They were just better at concealing the leftist propaganda and rhetoric. For example, all the networks ignored the looting and violence throughout the city afterwards.

Dwight Stewart how tf do you fake an earthquake

@@dbroyawner5543 .. My comment explains itself. I said nothing about faking an earthquake.

@@dwightstewart7181 "fake news " The battle cry of the idiots on the right

@@mikeking1948 .. And disclaiming that, despite overwhelming evidence, is the battle cry of the idiots on the left. If CNN told you children are born in trees, you'd go out to try to abort it.

Wow really cuz it's was a scary shit for real

I remember this so well. I was worried about my Grandma in San Francisco but I finally got to speak to her and she says she was alright that they got under a doorway. She was happy to hear from me and sounded so calm. She was about 89 to 90 years old. I always worried about her being in California. I remember people were buried under the Rubble of their apartment buildings and seeing those ppl stuck under the bridge 🌉 scary?

Coolhusky - roblox LOOL frfr

i swear simpsons now is not the time

There was a major earthquake in Salt Lake City just as more national American quarentine started. I flew put just a day before, lol

It’s going to happen eventually 🧚🏽the fault like passes literally beneath me

IKR!

And then cheering and whooping it up afterward when Al Michaels gets back on the phone line from the Stick. Sounded like the crowd was having a pretty good time once the shaking stopped. Can't blame 'em really. I doubt anybody there knew in the immediate aftermath just how bad it was.

Very excited🤣

They were probably singing we will rock you by queen

@@linguineboy69 🤣🤣🤣

swampzoid cheryl jennings can get this D

Thats how the news was in the 80s, it was quite professional and more about important things for people, as we didnt have internet back then. It was actually a much better time in a lot of ways to be honest, I miss it a lot.

You can hear the horror in her voice when she sees the Cypress Freeway and realizes that there are fatalities there for sure, but she totally kept her cool. THAT is professionalism.

*swampzoid*' They knew the people needed them and they provided the information everyone had to have.

19:07

Mostly because it is an election year this will all come to an end shortly

We do. If there is a 'as it happening event' like this our different forms of media will (& do) provide us with the best information they can. It is what they do to the best of their technologically available resources. And it is a requirement by FCC rules. Even simulcasts will be happening, meaning different forms of the media will share information, i.e., tv reports going out on/over radio. Nothing has changed, I will bet high dollar on that.

News today just sucks! It is because of politics. I am a Democrat you typically hear Republicans say that, but they need to focus more on news and things happening then politics. I think politics is very important however they don’t talk about news like they anymore. Like all of these important news things that are going on International like in Nigeria and Yemen need to be reported on.

@rkm isacunt I’m in my mid-thirties and smack dab in the middle of the millennial generation. No offense meant to you specifically, but I get so sick of people constantly using millennials as scapegoats for the problems of this world. It’s a shame because I happen to think we bring a lot of good to the world. Are you aware that the very youngest of the millennials are now in their late twenties? I do find a lot of people also simply don’t realize that millennials are as old as we are now. The oldest are bumping forty. We are invested in our communities, and a good number are hard-working, mortgage and taxing-paying citizens just like you. The “kids” in college and just a bit older still sponging off their parents right now aren’t millennials.

@rkm isacunt How did Millennials kill this kind of news?

I was 10 years old and in the family home in Van Nuys on Feb. 09, 1971. On October 17, 1989 I was in a glass atrium / staircase of a computer hard drive manufacturer (SCO) in Santa Cruz, rather closer to the epicenter at Loma Prieta. It started as a 'slow roller', people joking that they should grab a handrail, then the abrupt and violent actions occurred. All bets were off as the priority became getting everyone out of the building. "Is it safe?" called secretaries huddled under their desks at the ground floor. "Hell no, get out now!" said I as I ran behind them and pulled / pushed them out. Once on the street outside, waves could be seen going through concrete sidewalks as each phone pole kicked as the wave went by. There was a pall of brick dust rising from the Pacific Garden Mall and hearts sank as the meaning of such was clear. There was damage, there was death. The beloved Cooper House was soon to be a memory. A stand of eighty year old redwoods at Loma Prieta had broken at mid height like toothpicks. Highway overpasses dropped through their pilings onto the roadway below. Hollister and Watsonville were severely beaten. Soon people of divergent backgrounds, ideologies, attitudes were neighbors working together for a common cause. The spirit of gadugi prevailed for a period of weeks / months before humans settled into their former petty differences.

I was in the Sylmar earthquake in 1971 also. We had to evacuate as they thought the Van Norman Dam was about to collapse. We were right in the path if it did collapse.

@@robbiemarcum8878 my grandparents lived in Sylmar at the time. Their home suffered no substantial damage but a lot of their belongings were ruined when they fell to the floor. Their home was just up the hill (on Harding St.) from the 210 freeway - that freeway was severely buckled from the earthquake and unusable. I lived in southern Orange County at the time, and while there was no damage down that way, the shaking was quite frightening to me as an 8 year old boy - and it went on for over a minute…

@-oiiio-3993 Oh how sad and scary.

@tquist61 That is sad they lost things like that. My Dad had built his house. Our bedroom at the back of the house had wooden framed windows that opened sideways. It used to be a screened in riloom so there were many windows. Each window opened a few inches. When he built thongs they were done right. He had a long brick fence. He put rebar in the holes and poured cement in also. He had one brick fall off the top. I would rather be in an earthquake than a tornado though.

I miss TV like this, too; reporting the facts and not trying to be some entertainment show.

And one guy holding up Jose Canseco's mugshot. WTF? LOL

LMAO

I was born in the bay area and go to the san Francisco bay all the time my 80 yr old grandparents where much younger then survived this and are still alive today

I was a baby the year this happened

I was 5 back then

John Marston It is a movie. You live in the 'Truman Show'...

John Marston 8/11/2019 it’s happening again

Brandt cheryl is a class act you don't see reporting like this anymore

THEY WERE SET UP TO DO 5 PM NEWS AND THIS WAS DONE ON THE FLY

If you want to go back to the 80's that says enough about what times we live in now. We won't have it back. Ever.

@@artventurejunior yup what’s is the past stays in the past

It's your world, make it what you want.

You're right. The boys and girls cared about how we looked before we left the house. Never seen anyone at the store in their pajamas and slippers with messy hair back then.

Me toooo Kath!!!! Totally! My 13 year old daughter wishes she could have been a teenager in the 80’s! She LOVES every outfit she has seen me in in pictures! She love bold bright clothes!!! She gets a little taste every year at school when they have a dress like your favorite decade day! She ALWAYS picks the 80’s!

Me! I watched it on the ABC affiliate in Buffalo, NY. (I live in Toronto).

I was watching with my dad. It was surreal.

I was 12 years old about the watch the World Series when it struck. I live on the other side of the country, in Massachusetts.

@FollTrace I do remember hearing the "we are having an earthquake", so yeah. But I do remember that the video I saw was a little different. (again, I saw it from the ABC affiliate in Buffalo whereas this was video is from the Bay Area affiliate). From what I remember when they restored power they were back in the stadium. I remember the stadium lights were off but they had the dim emergency lighting On. Players from both teams were in the Infield just wondering what to do next. Camera was panning to the crowd and they filing out of the stadium. No panic, no stampede though. Then they cut to the news reports for the rest of the night.

Right here! Watching from Fairfield County Connecticut with family LIVE.

mktarrant if this happened today they would just have it scrolling on the bottom of the screen while they continued to bash trump.

@@goatsmiserable555 they would have Twitter reactions scrolling too..

Bash Trump???? You idiot.

Ones who report on earthquakes?

Donald J. Trump boo boo your idol gets some hate. Get over it snowflake.

JOHN MCCLINTOCK News wasn’t used back then and not another form of ratings and sensationalism

Cheryl Jennings is in The House! She's GOT This.

JOHN MCCLINTOCK Yes super hard to read from a piece of paper. The bar for human beings is really set high. You people act like her building was crumbling around her.

@@Anthony-nv7gd She wasn't reading from a paper. She was getting it in her ear and trying to formulate it live. That's incredibly difficult to do for half an hour after monitors just fell around you.

She looks like the Growing Pains mom:)

Next thing you know in like 15+ years or so people will be grabbing some new technology device or something new that replace Google and even phone books 😆

I'm faster with a phone book than online. Hmmm. Not sure what that says !

@todd long Shut the fuck up boomer.

@@LucasIsHereYT why be so rude?

@@ismaellopez3963 because he is a little snowflake and the whole world revolves around them you didn't know that

I hear ya. Kinda sad I can never really go back home, it just doesn't exist any more.

+Rubycon99 that's so sad I couldn't imagine that

liberalism and globalisms effect on the world.

Robert Thomas Times change.

MrYouarethecancer You say that like it's a bad thing.

Your husband is 100% right. The first few seconds of the quake felt like someone lifted up a blanket and fluffed it in the air because of the way it rolled like the blanket would roll. I was standing in a doorway looking onto a street and literally saw the pavement rolling like 4 feet in the air. It was scary shit

thats the shockwaves moving through the ground

My husband said he was driving, and he was driving. He thought he had a flat tire and the radio went out, and he noticed everyone pulled on the side of the road... he said it was very odd, and everyone knew something bad had happened, like the end of the world ?

Ok relax now Jodi

Puke

I was 7 and also live in Illinois

She is awsome did a great job

She was a beast did u ever see her under the boards ? No 1 can get a rebound

10:00 shes so relaxed and sexy 😍😍

She is amazing!!

Ultra professional. Calm, controlled, measured.

What exactly is “mainstream media” mean?? I know a lot of republicans use that term when referring to cnn and msnbc but is foxnews also considered mainstream media?

Andrew Diaz any news source you see on Tv. Like ABC, CNN, CBS, and Fox News. Those are mainstream, and let’s not before this gets any more political than what it should be.

@@andrewdiaz5852 MSM is any news that does not agree with Dear Leader.

Sounds like you only watch one channel. All newscasters I've seen after an event handle it with professionalism.

She remained calm. I can't believe how well she handled it. Great news reporter

Don't people in the stands ever sit down? It's like an ant farm.

reffoelcnu alouncelal who’s she?

@@kp9894 THE WOMAN ANCHOR!

Back in the days when they didn't immediately know where the earthquake was centered or how strong it really was.

You are right. Nowaday the media tries to terrorize you the most they can making a HUGE deal out of things NOT THAT BIG, while their owners's partners somewhere in a powerful charge try taking advantage of that and take away all your liberties in the name of your "safety".

@@eljosafatespinoso3087 You can make an insane amount of profit off of fear and you can keep people in their place at the same time.

@@eljosafatespinoso3087 The only way to get the land of the free to give up their rights is to convince them it's a good idea.

@@obsidion1295 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nLR-hZV92d6YiY0.html They still do it today though Only the female panicking in the footage

Isnt this what trump tried to do

Them relaying information this well probably saved hundreds of lives whereas biased “news” (propagandist) stations today would blame a natural event on the other political part and not give any important information

@@scotto2940 Yep. See! Climate change! Climate change!

@@edwardfights4900 ...are you implying climate change isn’t real? It’s a pretty well established concept with people in the sciences, backed by an abundance of evidence.

@@redmanish "the sciences" lol Yeah the weather changes lol outstanding observation

@@edwardfights4900 Weather and climate are different things. Climate affects weather, but bad weather doesn't necessarily mean a bad climate. BUT when you're getting record numbers of natural disasters, more powerful natural disasters, odd disasters not typical for a specific climate, that is what is important about climate change. Also, it has been getting increasingly warmer globally since the industrial revolution, causing oceanic temperature shifts, which also affect the weather (hurricanes, monsoons, tropical storms). It can cause major flooding, and it is recorded that the polar ice caps ARE melting as a result of global warming.These aren't problems we are likely to face in our lifetimes, but our children and grandchildren will face them TLDR Weather and climate are not the same thing, ya dingus. Climate change is a threat, weather is related, but they are not the same

She is a presenter, I'm amazed how well she handled this, she and Anna were very professional!

@@Research0digo Bay Area's Finest

Today’s so-called journalists are what we used to call Yellow Journalism.

That's how it was done.

As did Al Michaels also!

it's my understanding cheryl won an emmy for this reporting. anna should have won it for that awkward smile when she was caught holding up that printed map graphic for a second lol

@@zubetpspot on. Lol. And crew should’ve won a creative Emmy for how quickly they got that crisp color map printed. Dot matrix was still the consumer level print standard at the time!

When news still did news. Now it would be democrats blaming republicans for the damage

Thank you

Wow, the footage cutting in and out as the announcers are trying to tell everyone that an earthquake is happening is horrifying.

thanks, scrolled down looking for this

Exactly

@@johnrosario4280 We have an earth...and people screaming. Dude, the entire stadium could have collapsed and stampedes would have made things 1000 times worse.