Video: The moment the earthquake rocked a TV studio that broadcast live

CBS presenters in Los Angeles they lived minutes of terror by announcing live the magnitude 7.1 earthquake on the Richter scale that hit California and shakes the TV studio.

At 8:19 pm, while seismographs detected the earthquake, Sara Donchey and Juan Fernandez resumed the transmission. Then everything started to shake and their faces reflected the fear they felt in the face of the unexpected.

Sara, in particular, chose more precautions. He looked several times to the ceiling where the lanterns hanging from irons must surely move at the pace of the powerful earthquake threatening to fall. The presenter took her partner's arm and invited him to protect yourself under the desk.

Juan also tried to stay calm, but despite the obvious fear, he remained in his seat while Sara asked for a break and protected herself enough under the desk.

The California earthquake

Friday night, a Earthquake of magnitude 7.1 This shook southern California. The incident occurred less than 48 hours after another smaller earthquake struck the same place.

So far, the authorities have not reported any deaths or serious injuries, but stressed that collapsed buildings, with cracks and others burned by gas leaks. Emergency teams and security forces were deployed at the epicenter of this earthquake.

In the same sparsely populated area of ​​the Mojave Desert, a magnitude 6.4 earthquake was recorded on Thursday morning, the strongest in two decades. But Friday was 11 times stronger than the previous one, according to the United States Geological Survey (USGS).