Happening in Southern California here for the next couple hours. Theres still reports of damage coming in. Julie banderas has that and all of the days news as we take a live look at washington d. C. Ahead of the big celebration. We begin with breaking news. An earthquake rattling Southern California and parts of nevada this afternoon. Im Julie Banderas in for shepard smith. Happy fourth to you. Emergency crews saying theyre getting dozens of calls ranging from reports of injuries to fires. Officials with the national Gee Logic Survey say it lasted about 60 seconds. Listen. I can feel it shaking. It was intense. Take a look at this video
from a liquor store in ridge crest. This is the first of many videos youll see pouring in today. This is near the epicenter. You can see the broken bottles on the floor. The shelves there rattled inten intensely. Anita vogel is reporting live with more. Julie, thats right, the earthquake struck at 10 33 local time in los angeles near the city of ridge c
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last two hours. we also have locations on some of them. that s where we were trying to get up this map here. it s interesting. it does look like we might be seeing two different faults. yeah, if you would to that. so the main shock was in the middle at the intersection between those two strands. so we think the main fault was rupturing down towards the southwest, which would have focused the energy towards ridge crest. then there s also a second fault that seems to have been activated going up to the northwest. again, this area that is not completely surprising. look at the little black lines in there. there s a bunch of them. this is an area with a lot of little faults in a complex area moving apart. it does suggest that ridgecrest
faults. so before i m going to talk about an unknown fault, i need a geologist to say how does this line up with what we know about. is it relevant not to us. i think it s a psychological issue. if it s an unknown fault, we didn t know! makes it scarier. the reality is we have a lot of little faults that never get named because they re too small until you get an earthquake. was this one particularly strong for that area? this earthquake is the large nest the little lake area in the last century. but in general, the owens valley, the gee logic structures up there have had earthquakes like this. mammoth historically has had dozens of magnitude 6s.
faults most faults we don t. we don t know what fault it is yet. if it is the little lake fault that is mapped at the surface. it s some previous earthquake that has come through to the surface. most earthquakes begin about five to ten miles below the surface. it s difficult to get a big earthquake close to the surface. there s not enough pressure. if a fault could open up, you can t have an earthquake. the earthquake is shaking just like snapping your fingers. try to snap your fingers when they open up. you don t make a sound. if the all the opens up, you wouldn t produce any shaking. at the surface, there s it s not action confined. the earthquake happened deeper down. most faults in california extend at least from the if we map it at the surface, probably goes ten miles down and probably more than that. just gets deeper down, it