Well, hey, the latest on the earthquake 4.8 magnitude earthquake. It hit a little while ago. Lebanon, New Jersey, that's Hunterton County. That was the center of it. It could be felt as far away as Philadelphia. And Boston damages while we have damage reports,

apparently overturned lawnmower, Dary Ann, Connecticut, and down the street at Avra,

the outdoor part, one of the umbrellas tipped over.

That's about the damage.

Luckily, it was small.

Natalie Migliore, we have her, she's our great reporter. She's been sent out

to cover the earthquake. I don't know where you go to cover it. Natalie Migliori, are you there?

Yeah, good morning. I am there. I actually was covering the Yankees this morning in the Bronx,

so I stayed in the Bronx, and that's where I felt the earthquake mark. So nobody was short on feeling it, to be honest with you. Everybody

in the area who I talked to so far said that they were popping up from their desks,

a little afraid, to be honest with you, because they weren't sure what was going on.

And where are you now? In the Bronx?

Yeah, I'm in Hunts Point, which is actually typically known for having a lot of trucks in the area.

So the people I were talking to, Mark, they were saying how they thought it was just either the regular construction that goes on or trucks passing through like mega trailers that typically come through.

And they said that once it kept going for a little bit more than three seconds,

they started getting a little bit more concerned, you know, about what was happening.

One girl even told me she was like, I thought this was the end.

Oh, really?

So she definitely, I mean, you know, people don't know what's going on. They start hopping on the phone and calling their loved ones. And, you know, did you feel it? Did you feel it? Even I did it. You know, I called my brother and my dad to see what was going on, you know, if they felt it. And they did. Oh, yeah. And my sister in Philadelphia felt it. She called me. She was like, is it safe to go outside?

And actually, officials are asking people, you know, right now stay inside until we could kind of, you know, make sure that everything's okay.

There's no aftershock.

Yeah.

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