LA-based FOX correspondent live on air as 4.1 magnitude earthquake hits

Fox News Corrope Coleman reported live on Sunday afternoon at OA broadcasting The American college is missing student When the magnitude of 4.1 hit the southern California.

Coleman, based in Los Angeles, read his script on the “Fox report” when a loud rattle echoed in the background for a few seconds.

“I’m sorry, I think we’re just experienced a smaller earthquake Here, “said Anchor Jon Scott.

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American Geological Review said 4.1 size The earthquake withdrew the area Something after 1pm. The epicenter was 7 miles southwest of Westlake Village, about 35 miles northwest of Los Angeles.

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“It was good – I would say that maybe 3 to 5 seconds it was just like, quickly rattling there,” Coleman said. “And, you know, when I read these scripts, you know, to write, I have them in this Telepropter in front of me, and I am focused on the hyper, so when it just starts to move like that, like, wait, what happens? And how long does it move? And should I get up and go somewhere else?

Scott praised his colleague that he had completed her report even while the earthquake was taking place.

“Christina, once you That the bear wandered Through your live, and now you have an earthquake in your live recording. You are a real professional. Good for you, “he said.

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Several small earthquakes felt within a few minutes from the initial jerk. There were no immediate reports on injuries or damage.