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And now, Preston and Steve's news update with Kathy Romano.

And it is Thursday, June 25th.

Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning in the news this morning.

In Amish, Teenagers' disappearance in Leicaster County has prompted a manhunt across the state.

Police say 18-year-old Linda Stoltzfuz was never returned to her family's home in the rural village of bird in hand after church on Sunday.

They say that she was last seen wearing a tan dress.

On Monday, volunteers searched through fields and streams.

Local roads were shut down and 15 horses with riders were dispatched to help in the search. The FBI is also assisting with the search. Investigators have not ruled out foul play, but they say that she may have left on her own. Anyone with information is asked to contact the East Lampeter Township Police. That last name is very, very common out there. Oh, is it? Yeah, yeah. And in fact, if you've ever bought a, like a shed out in Lancaster County around that area, Stolfe's is the name. And if you remember, there was that case of the guy who had, who was keeping the kids prisoner, basically. That was his last name as well. He was in that community. Remember? Wasn't it Stultzfitz? Well, he had the kids, but he was out in Bucks County, that guy, right? Listen, I'm misremembering.

I thought he was out in Bucks County, that guy, right?

Alyssa, I'm misremembering.

I think that was, you know what?

I think that was the family. Yeah, the mother and father maybe had that last name. The guy out in Bucks County, I forget what his last name was. Okay. Yeah. A 5.8 magnitude earthquake hit California at about 10.45 a.m. local time Wednesday. The epicenter was near

Cardago, about 180 miles north of Los Angeles. People at several businesses near Lone Pine and Bishop

told ABC News while there was shaking, it was intense, but they didn't see any damage, they said.

Several rock slides were reported as well. They said the shaking, though, helped promote social distancing because it shook people further apart.

So there's a plus side to that. I was in Lone Pine last summer, Steve. That's where Alabama Hills is and where I brought back. You mentioned, yeah, yeah. It's a really cool spot. It's on the east side of Mount Whitney. and so if you're going to hike Mount Whitney or go up into that part of the Sierra Nevada,

you can stay in Lone Pine.

But I'll be curious to see how bad the damage was because 5.8 is it's pretty significant. Yeah. It's not huge. It's not a, you know, but it's, that's, that's certainly an earthquake that can do some damage. As long as Otisburg remains intact. Yeah, well, that's right along the fault line. Lex Luthorpe. Otisburg. Some shaking was also felt

in Los Angeles.

This comes a day after a 7.4 magnitude quake hit Mexico near the resort of Hwachulukot.

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