anita vogel reporting live from los angeles now. so we're getting more information about first of all fires being reported. so obviously the first thing that comes to mind is potential injuries. are we hearing more about any potential casualties due to this earthquake? >> yeah, julie, not at this time. again, remember we're not hearing of any injuries or damage in the l.a. area. so we're keeping our eyes and ears tuned to the ridge crest and china lake area. i can tell you there has been a report of a water main break in los angeles. they say that that is possibly related. so we did have some shaking here. it certainly could have caused the water main break. more importantly, a 6.4 plus after shock in the region. over 30 aftershocks that measured a 3 magnitude. so this goes back to what dr. lucy jones from cal tech had said. she said we would be experiencing many aftershocks and that's come to pass so 36 aftershocks so far. that's an indication that there could be plenty more. one very important thing that she said during her press

in los angeles, anita vogel, fox news.headlines making news this morning. breaking overnight, a fire in first class forced a packed plane to make an emergency landing in boston. a phone charger started sparking and set a passenger's seat on fire. no one was hurt. all 217 passengers loaded onto busses, taken to the terminal where they're waiting right now for another flight. well, say good-bye to mad magazine. the 67-year-old magazine which featured the gap-toothed smiling mascot, alfred e newman will be leaving newsstands after august. it will be available at comic shops and mail to previous subscribers. aaron spelling's former mansion medical important ya history as the largest -- california history as the largest real estate sale in the state. it sold for just under $120 million, the highest price ever paid for a home in los angeles county. the previous record was $117.5 million back in 2013. you may remember spelling's wife candy sold that home in 2011 for $85 million to the daughter of formula one's billionaire, bernie

we have a reporter on the way. >> leland: anita vogel is live in los angeles.orter: we felt it a little bit here, leland. it shook for about ten seconds. now, keep in find our fox bureau is in west los angeles. we're about 2.5 hours from that epi center in season bernardino. it's kind of in the middle of nowhere. it's in san bernardino county, halfway between bakersfield and los angeles. it is a 6.4 magnitude 6.4. that's a fairly large earthquake. but, of course, being 2.5 hours away, we wouldn't really feel the brunt of that here. we are monitoring the wires to see if there are any reports of damage or injuries. so far we haven't heard of anything. >> leland: all right. we just got this in from the los angeles fire department anita. all 106 fire stations are out conducting a strategic survey of their districts and will comment if any damage exists. this is important to note for people watching out in california. this from the los angeles fire department. the los angeles police department as well, after this earthquake. please do not call 911 unless there are i

mike. >> mike: anita vogel, thanks very much.updating something we told her moment, officials have reopened the west portion of the u.s. capitol. looking at life pictures of it right now after ordering people to move because of the threat earlier of severe weather, they are lining up for tonight's capital for celebration. we will talk next with arizona garnishment and debates about immigration and border security. ♪ etcustomize my insurance. and as a fitness junkie, i customize everything, like my bike, and my calves. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ wanna take your xfi now you can with xfi advantage. giving you enhanced performance and protection. when devices are connected to your home's wifi, they're protected. helping keep outsiders from getting inside. and if someone tries, we'll let you know. so you can stream, surf and game all you want, with confidence you can get coverage where you need it most. that's xfi advantage. make your xfi eve

anita vogel is here with more. just an awful story. >> it is. it's a bit of a mystery.few details have been released. tyler skaggs was 27 but considered a player near the top of his game. drafted by the angels as the 40th pick in 2009, he was traded to the diamondbacks. he missed the entire season because of a ligament in his elbow. texas police say they found him unresponsive at his hotel. he was pronounced dead at the scene. authorities say there was no foul play and suicide is not suspect suspect suspected. yesterday's game against the rangers was cancelled and grief counselors on hand. mike trout expressed his sorrow tweeting "words cannot express the deep sadness we feel right now. our thoughts and prayers are with carlie and the family. he will forever remain in our hearts. we love you, 45." skaggs is the first angel player to die since a player was killed by a drunken driver ten years ago. trace? >> trace: awful story. thanks, anita. i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. cavuto is next. before we go, friends, supporters are saying good-byes to an american her

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in los angeles, anita vogel, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> in palo alto, police are still searching for a man accused of groping a woman as she walked along a sidewalk. we have a report with police surveillance video showing the suspect an they hope it will help catch him iwant hem to find the creep, yeah. >> long time resident lisa taylor says she no longer feels secure living on marlowe street. but what happened right outside her front door has shaken the community. >> it sounds like he was stalking her for quite a ways, for middle hills up here. he waited until's tuftive dark and then a taxed her. >> incidences like this don't happen very often in the city of palo alto. >> reporter: home surveillance video captured this man in the neighborhood on june 4th around 9:00 in the evening. in it, you see the man's car stopped at the intersection. police say he had been driving eastbound on university avenue. for some unknown reason, he got out with the car still running, lights on. he walks to a adark area covers with trees. cameras don't show what he did next. >> he ran up behind a female victim

anita vogel is live in los angeles with more. r the border continues with democrats complaining the conditions are inhumane and now the border patrol is fighting back. in a video released yesterday the chief patrol agent of the tucson sector gave a mini tour of a detention center showing people supplies of toiletries, food and water that's good enough to drink. >> all the water. we're not forcing anybody to drink out of toilets. >> this after some democrats complained migrants were forced to drink out of a toilet inside the detention centers and calling for the facilities to be shut down after a secret facebook page revealed some border patrol agents mocking migrants and lawmakers. >> we are not a nation in which little babies are torn from the arms of their mothers. that's not what the united states is supposed to be about. we are not a nation which children are separated from their parents and put into cages. >> meanwhile the court battle over the border has also a new development. with the ninth circuit yesterday dealing a blow