Earthquake, aftershocks shake New York, New Jersey: 4/5 11 p.m. update

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Published 2024-04-05
Friday's 4.8 magnitude earthquake made history in the Tri-State Area; it was the strongest in the state of New Jersey since 1783. People felt the shaking up and down the East Coast, from Washington to Maine. CBS New York had team coverage all day.
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  • @monstermind4286
    From California so very used to this but praying for the best to the east coast. Much love to you all prayers your way. Learn everything for safety and try to be calm as possible. I understand its so spontaneous and hard to but everything will be okay
  • @taiwanboyjerry
    From Taiwan, we care about New York and hope all Americans well.
  • @jocelynharris-fx8ho
    I live in Philadelphia on the top floor of a high rise apartment building and the building bounced like it was on a trampoline !!! I wasn't frightened but it felt strange. Thank God that no lives were lost.
  • @debbie541
    also felt in Ontario cities Toronto, Niagara, Hamilton, Kitchener, Belleville, waterloo, Ottawa and in Montreal Quebec canada
  • @queenmedina2310
    I'm in Jersey Wall Tswp at the Jersey Shore and I was at my cousin house 10:23am her house shook never experienced that ever. It felt a rumble then side to side smh and a aftershock around 5:30pm...
  • @floydfulgiam6102
    Here’s the question nobody saying what if this is a foreshock before a major bigger quake because they have had multiple earthquakes less than a month in exact same area I’m from California and I’ve seen it happen over and over and over again for shocks comes before the main quake I hope that’s not the case because if that is those homes and buildings do not meet earthquake standards like in California and a lot of people could get injured or die. I’m not trying to be a fearmonger or a person to make people afraid I’m giving out the facts. This could be just a 4.8 quake itself with aftershocks or could be a four shock quake to something that’s bigger yet to come, that’s simply the fact, but thank God everybody is OK. No one was killed or injured like in Taiwan, but be ready and be prepared anyway because we simply don’t know what we all happen in the future.
  • @theconservativefem4865
    I was in San Diego and felt the big LA earthquake. Then I watched the cars being crushed when over passes fell. I was young but still hold my breath over bridges.
  • @MobileDecay
    If anyone wanted to know that guy's song was named"You're like an Earthquake." 😊
  • @paulh9329
    what is it called if an aftershock is bigger than the original earthquake
  • @Dorthy-wx9fq
    From Marysville Northern California my prayers are with you. I have lived though several earthquakes here in California. It's scary I know, just listen to the news and do what they tell you. Love from Marysville California
  • @williamfrance856
    It’s not like there’s condemned buildings and parking garages in NYC right now.
  • @petersaulnier3526
    at 4;21 minute mark mentions news detail of long ago earthquake strength 5.3 happened way back on Nov. 29 in 1783-- so how can they know that one was a level 5.3 ?