fingering, roll it out. we ve done this at weddings. cross and hip and hip and that s it. if the music will get going, we will repeat it. do it together, ready? ainsley: oh. bring them down. bring them down. pop up and step and clap. set, clap, disco, disco, roll, cross, hip, hip. how does that feel? lawrence: pretty good. we got it. five, six, seven, eight. i love that. lawrence: that was pretty good. brian: where do we go to find out more? voomerang.com, with a v. brian: next hour of fox and friends starts now. steve: good morning, new orleans, 7:01 in the big easy as the sun comes up and you look at the super dome. many super bowls have been played in that building. many football games and the whole world was watching one particular football game last night live from met life stadium in new york city area just across the river in new jersey. that woman hugging everybody is taylor swift. she is celebrating big play by the kansas city chiefs
is a time for heightened alertness and extreme caution. if you are home, stay home. if you are at work or school, shelter in place for now. some of our subways are flooded and it s extremely difficult to move around the city. john: a warning from eric adams as heavy rain continues to pound the city and surrounding region creating dangerous, even life-threatening flooding. john roberts in washington, stock brokers were seen walking two by two to a big wooden boat. sandra: it is a mess out there, john. this is america reports. new york governor hochul has declared a state of emergency over the ongoing storm. it is still coming down outside as we speak. this after a months worth of rainfall over part of the big apple in just a three-hour time span, more intense rainfall expected for the rest of the day. john: precipitation of biblical proportions. national weather service warning all new yorkers to stay home, subways are badly flooded and drivers stranded on the roads i
sandra: fox news alert na live look from new york city after a very rare 4.8 magnitude earthquake rattled this region. the biggest quake to hit the area since the 1800s. boy, did we feel it. at the very moment it was actually an earthquake, john, but now we do and it was something, hello and welcome everyone sandra smith the new york. john: and i m john roberts in washington, new york city it could be a subway going under a building. this is america reports the united states geological survey says the earthquake was centered near lebanon, new jersey, and also close to the trump bet mr. golf course but tens of millions of people felt tremors as far away as boston. sandra: let s get right to alexis mcadams live from times square you have some of the most amazing interviews of people going about their lives. with an earthquake added into the picture. the bachelor party group, bachelorette party group you said was fantastic. i know, they came from ohio and came here and
an earthquake [bleep] what the [bleep] =!-exclamation-point this is one of the largest earthquakes to happen the last century. [bleep] i never experienced an earthquake before but it was crazy. we are ready for the unexpected. this is new york city and we responded accordingly. new jersey s strongest earthquake in 40 years rattles the east coast, the initial 4.8 quake causing all sorts of disruption. work jfk airports went into ground stops this morning to check for possible damage, officials are warning commuters to prepare for delays while they check the bridges and tunnels. with that welcome to friday addition of america reports, sandra, it s been quite a morning. sandra: just another friday good to be with you i m sandra smith in new york and this is america reports the epicenter 50 miles outside of manhattan. it was lebanon, new jersey. john: lots of video coming from ring cameras and experts warning there is a 46% chance of an aftershock larger than