Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe LOS ANGELES, March 17 (UPI) -- KTLA-TV morning news anchors Megan Henderson and Chris Schauble had to duck and cover Monday when Los Angeles was shaken by a 4.4 magnitude earthquake. "Earthquake, we're having an earthquake," a terror-stricken Schauble said on-air in a video gone viral on the Internet. Both he and partner Henderson dove under their desk on the studio set when the jolt started during a 6:25 a.m. live broadcast. Advertisement Schauble emerged a few seconds later still on-air and said: "OK, it appears to have stopped." His quake-shocked face instantly placed him in the annuals of television anchors caught reacting to earthquakes, the Los Angeles Times said. Veteran anchor Kent Shocknek famously took a dive under a desk in 1987 during a live broadcast of "Today in LA" on KNBC-TV. In a good-natured tweet after seeing his reaction Schauble tweeted: "LOL! Best ... Face ... EVER!" Read More 6.9-magnitude earthquake rumbles in Northern California Oklahoma shaken by 150 earthquakes in past week Study: Upgrades, modifications could improve California quake warmings
