This is the ingraham angle. Tonight, part two of my interview with kid rock, plus my angle and moments. But first, fox news alert. New york city just hit with another aftershock. Joining us now, fox chief meteorologist rick reichmuth. Rick, tell us what you know. Ill tell you. So we had this 4. 8 this morning at about 1020 or so out in new jersey. Felt widely across the region. This is how many aftershocks weve had about 11 total since that. And most of those have been around 2. 02. 2. Nobody really feels Something Like that. But we just had about an hour exactly an hour ago now, a 4. 0 aftershock. Obviously Strong Enough that, again, people all the way to New York City feeling this one. And the concern, obviously, is how many more of these will we see generally for probably the next week to two weeks, there will be aftershocks. They generally will be diminishing in the strength of them. And i think when we saw these 2. 0, 2. 2, we thought maybe that would be it and we had this 4. 0. S
join such a tremendously and successful philanthropic group of people. congrats to bret. thank you for watching special report. i m trace gallagher. the the angle starts right now. laura: i m all of your preparations so you know what to do if you start to feel any trembling. it s been 139 years since we ve had anything like this in the greater new york city area. around 240 years in new jersey. i just want to show you the difference between east coast and west coast earthquakes. west coast in 2004, there was a 6.4 earthquake. you see the area that felt that. in 2011 we had a 5.8, in central virginia. look how much land mass felt it. it s just the way the ground is built across much of the eastern seaboard. 4.8 earthquake earlier, 14 states had people who felt this. you can see the intensity in parts of new england, down across parts of the central atlantic. obviously the worst in new jersey. they experienced strong shaking. no significant reports of any kind of big damage