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An earthquake is occurring on the top of Mahanakon.

The strongest earthquake in 140 years is happening, and it's not over yet with the eclipse earthquake coming up on Monday. It will be a transformative experience for those in the area of geology.

Speaker 0: Nikola Tesla revealed that an earthquake near his laboratory at 48 East Houston Street, New York in 1898 was the result of a little machine he was experimenting with that could be put in an overcoat pocket. The bewildered newspaperman pounced upon this as at least one thing they could understand, and Tesla told what had happened as follows. Speaker 1: “I was experimenting with vibrations. I had one of my machines going, and I wanted to see if I could get it in tune with the vibration of the building. I put it up notch after notch. There was a peculiar cracking sound. I asked my assistants where did the sound come from. They did not know. I put the machine up a few more notches. There was a louder cracking sound. I knew I was approaching the vibration of the steel building. I pushed the machine a little higher. Suddenly, all the heavy machinery in the place was flying around. I grabbed a hammer and broke the machine. The building would have been about my ears in another few minutes. Outside in the street, there was pandemonium. The police and ambulances arrived. I told my assistants to say nothing. We told the police it must have been an earthquake. That's all they ever knew about it.”

Severe storms are hitting the northeast, while the southeast is being blocked by a radar blast, causing the weather to move diagonally up. The blocking mechanism is evident in the southeast, preventing storms from entering the region. The storms are being pushed north towards Pennsylvania and New York. The situation is intense, with a focus on Central Texas through Southeastern Oklahoma. The southeast will remain clear for the next few days. Stay safe and aware of the weather.

At least 820 people died in Morocco after a 6.8 magnitude earthquake hit. The historic city of Marrakesh, located over 40 miles from the epicenter, experienced building collapses, leading people to seek safety on the streets. The death toll is anticipated to increase as rescuers reach rural areas near the quake's center.

A ship named Dali struck the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore Harbor, causing it to collapse. Search and rescue teams, including the coast guard, are looking for survivors. The ship is now stationary where the bridge once stood, cutting off road 695. The port is quiet after the catastrophic incident at 1:30 am. Helicopters are circling the area, flying low for closer inspection.

A tornado is sighted in Southeast Mississippi County, east of Playtown, moving north. Observers note horizontal vortices and a "skinny rope" vortex on the right. They attempt to warn residents to take shelter, urging them to go underground. The tornado is described as one of the strongest ever seen, moving directly towards their location. They observe the tornado is not moving side to side relative to the trees, indicating it is headed straight for them. A 911 call is placed to report a "very large" and "very violent" tornado on the ground with debris. Sirens are activated, and people are told to evacuate. The tornado hits something, throwing debris into the air, and a roar is heard. The observers decide to avoid getting close, emphasizing the deadly situation.

Our Gulf of Mexico tsunami buoy is in activation mode, possibly due to external factors like a shark or boat. A similar incident occurred in the Alaskan Gulf recently. Despite no major earthquakes in the area, the buoy remains active, indicating a real event. While a small earthquake was reported nearby, it is unlikely to have triggered the buoy. Further investigation is needed to determine the cause. Stay updated on the situation. Translation: Our Gulf of Mexico tsunami buoy is active due to unknown reasons. A similar event occurred in the Alaskan Gulf recently. Despite no major earthquakes nearby, the buoy remains active, indicating a real event. Further investigation is needed to determine the cause. Stay updated on the situation.

A tsunami has been confirmed following an 8.7 magnitude earthquake. There is currently no information on the size of the tsunami. Due to the earthquake's magnitude, a tsunami was expected. Hawaii needs to be on high alert, as the risk is higher there than along the West Coast of the Lower 48.

A person in Atlanta is surprised by an earthquake. They initially mistake it for a tsunami. The person expresses disbelief and fear as the earthquake intensifies, exclaiming "What the fuck is that?" and ultimately stating "I'm dead."

Allegedly, new reports from North Carolina and Tennessee indicate that people are getting sick following recent devastation and homelessness. A nuclear fuel station near Asheville supposedly had training barrels washed into the river. However, reports now claim it was a semi-truck full of nuclear fuel buried 10 to 20 feet under the mud. While it's unconfirmed if this is making people sick, ruptured sewers, dead animals, and dead bodies are causing contamination. Sixty people on the mountain are reportedly sick with an unknown illness. A man who brought cadaver dogs to the Carolinas now allegedly has 4 dead dogs and 6 actively dying. Horses rescued from the river are also very sick, with blood work revealing contamination. People are advised to stay out of the mud and away from the water due to contamination.

There is an active shooter incident at Florida State University in Tallahassee. A suspect is in custody, and there are multiple injuries at the student union. School authorities have issued a shelter-in-place order for the campus. A local hospital is receiving injured people, with the number of injured reported to be about four. It is unclear how the injuries occurred. It is also unconfirmed if the suspect in custody is the only suspect or the shooter. FSU is asking people to stay away from the student union and to remain sheltered in place, away from windows, while police investigate.

A train derailment and chemical spill occurred in Rock Castle County, near Mullen Station and Livingston. At least 15 cars derailed, and two spilled sulfur. One crew member was treated for minor injuries on site, but no one was hospitalized. Governor Andy Beshear advised people to avoid the area. Rock Castle Emergency Dispatch confirmed the entire town of Livingston, with approximately 200 residents, is being evacuated.

An 8.7 magnitude earthquake off the coast of Russia has triggered tsunami advisories and watches for Japan, Hawaii, and the entire West Coast of the US. The US Embassy in Tokyo has been told to evacuate to higher ground, with Japan expecting nine-foot waves. Tsunami warnings are in effect for the Aleutian Islands and Hawaii, where a wave impact is expected just after 7:15 AM local time. Oahu emergency management advises seeking shelter in buildings at least 10 stories high, above the fourth floor. A tsunami watch is in place for the Pacific Northwest, with potential wave arrival times of 11:40 PM local time for Washington and Oregon, 12:30 AM for Northern California, and shortly after 1 AM for Southern California. Guam is also under a tsunami warning. Aftershocks are occurring, with magnitudes of 6.8 and 6.3. Residents in affected areas are urged to move to higher ground immediately, especially given the overnight arrival of the tsunami. The last earthquake of this magnitude or greater was in Japan in 2011.

A major earthquake struck Haiti late today, shaking the Caribbean nation and hitting about 14 miles from the capital Port-au-Prince. The US Geological Survey reported a magnitude of 7.0, the largest recorded in that region. Reports said the Presidential Palace and a hospital collapsed along with other buildings. The president and his wife escaped injury, but dozens were killed or buried under rubble. Ten Americans were detained by Haitian police as they attempted to bus more than 30 children across the border into the Dominican Republic, allegedly without proper documents. The Americans are Baptist church members from Idaho, who planned to take the children to the Dominican Republic to establish an orphanage. The group’s leader, Laura Silsbee, said the group paid no money for the children and obtained them from a well-known pastor who heads a religious ministry in Haiti. Silsbee said they understood they would be able to bring the children across after discussions with Dominican authorities, but acknowledged that there was additional paperwork required. From the moment of their arrest, the Americans defended their innocence, saying they were simply trying to help the children. After three weeks in jail, a Haitian judge granted freedom to eight of the ten Americans charged with child trafficking, stating that there was no evidence of guilt and that all of them were innocent. The court, however, ordered that Silsbee and another woman remain in custody; they had been in Haiti before the earthquake, and their activities were the subject of further investigation. The Americans, most of whom are Baptist missionaries, were caught trying to take 33 Haitian children across the border to the Dominican Republic. It was learned that one of the lawyers defending the group was a man suspected of sex trafficking. Haiti’s president Rene Preval defended the judge’s decision and dismissed concerns that the court had been influenced by US officials to set the Americans free. Silsbee later returned to the United States after being freed by Haitian authorities; she cried as she greeted family at the airport. She said her faith had gotten her through the ordeal but declined to answer reporters about the last three months. Her family and church members greeted her, and she expressed gratitude and praise to God. Silsbee had been originally charged with kidnapping and criminal association, charges which were dropped for her and the nine other Americans who were part of the group. In addition to this case, there are references to related individuals and events, including allegations that Huma was emailing Hillary Clinton updates on the Silsbee situation, discussions of plans to take the children, and later connections to Laura Sillisby, who changed her name to Laura Gaylor and worked for Amber Alerts in the US, along with mentions of Monica Peterson’s criticisms of the Clinton Foundation and other figures connected to human trafficking narratives. Researchers noted that Laura Sillisbee had visited the White House multiple times, and a person associated with James Alifontis reportedly had special customs privileges.

An 8.7 magnitude earthquake struck off the Western Coast of Russia, triggering tsunami warnings for Hawaii and Alaska's Aleutian Islands. Residents are urged to seek higher ground. The entire West Coast, including Washington, Oregon, and California, is under a tsunami watch, the lowest level. Videos show boats off Hokkaido, Japan, which is also bracing for impact. Millions are on alert.

A container ship hit the Francis Scott Key Bridge around 1:30. I've crossed that bridge many times commuting from Delaware by train or car.

At least 150 counties are in a total disaster zone from Northern Florida to parts of Tennessee and North Carolina. In North Carolina, over 1,000 deaths have been confirmed, with insufficient body bags available. The speaker estimates the total death toll will be around or above 2,000. People are still trapped in isolated, wiped-out towns in the hills of North Carolina and Eastern Tennessee. Terrain and weather conditions are key considerations for humanitarian disaster relief. Nighttime weather in the mountains of North Carolina is wet with temperatures in the low thirties. Freezing conditions and early snow are expected by the end of the month, and people are walking around with nothing.

Hurricane Helene caused problems in East Tennessee, North Carolina, and parts of Georgia. The speaker, who is on location taking photos, reports not seeing any presence of the federal government. However, the speaker has encountered Canadian line crews working to restore power to affected communities. The speaker expresses support for Canada's efforts.

The most powerful earthquake ever recorded on the continent struck on December 16, creating a hellish landscape with forests falling, lakes disappearing, and rivers changing course. The seismic event was felt over 1000 miles away, with clocks stopping, church bells tolling, and windows rattling. Despite being more intense than the San Francisco earthquake of 1906, these quakes in Charleston, South Carolina, originated near present-day Saint Louis, Missouri, and were soon forgotten by the nation.

There is a hole at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean leaking tectonic lubricant near the Oregon coast. This discovery could lead to a significant earthquake due to lowered fluid pressure between tectonic plates. The hole is located 80 kilometers off the Oregon coast, close to the fault line between Northern California and Vancouver Island. This phenomenon is the first of its kind and is related to Cascadia rising, a simulation predicting earthquakes.

Red states are experiencing significant tornado activity, particularly east of Oklahoma and in the Ohio Valley, including Kentucky. There is a mention of potential difficulties with FEMA assistance. The speaker clarifies their location as Oklahoma, near Old Lady Seventeen and the Crooked Woman allotment.

The strongest earthquake in 140 years is happening, and it's not over yet with the eclipse earthquake coming up on Monday. It's expected to be a transformative experience for those in the field of geology.

A 7.5 magnitude earthquake struck Mindanao Island in the Philippines, triggering a tsunami warning. The tremors from the earthquake have spread wide, as shown by the red oval on the map. Stay tuned for updates on air and online.

A tornado hit. A tree went down. The speaker exclaimed about the tornado's size.