**Follow all of the events on the Breitbart News Live Wire below. All times in eastern.** 3:26 PM \u2014 The Alaska Railroad has suspended all\u2026<\/b>
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3:26 PM \u2014 The Alaska Railroad has suspended all operations amid \u201csevere\u201d damage at their Anchorage Operations Center and unknown track conditions throughout the state.
External Affairs Manager Tim Sullivan says the operations center lost power and is experiencing flooding following the quake Friday that rocked Anchorage and surrounding areas.
He says: \u201cIt\u2019s tough to run trains when you have no dispatch.\u201d
Sullivan says no reports of track damage have yet been reported, but it will take a day or two for staff to fully assess conditions. Until the tracks are cleared for use, all railroad operations will are suspended, Sullivan said.
The quake was felt 350 miles away in Fairbanks.
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3:19 PM \u2014 President Donald Trump issues a statement regarding the earthquake:
3:14 PM \u2014 Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) issues a statement on the earthquake:
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3:08 PM \u2014 The Earthquake left a grocery store in shambles.
3:06 PM \u2014 Audio of air traffic controllers at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport urging pilots to fly around after earthquake hit Anchorage.
3:02 PM \u2014 The Providence Alaska Medical Center in Anchorage says it has canceled elective surgeries and that the hospital experienced multiple water leaks, according to the Associated Press.
The hospital says in a statement that there was not a large influx of patients after the quake rocked Anchorage Tuesday morning.
There were no reports of serious injuries or deaths and there were no reports of injuries at the hospital.
3:00 PM \u2014 The operators of the 800-mile long trans-Alaska pipeline said they shut the system down as a precaution following the earthquake in southcentral Alaska, the Associated Press reports.
Michelle Egan is a spokeswoman with Alyeska Pipeline Service Company.
She says there is no known damage to the pipeline.
She says data will be assessed at an operations center and a physical inspection of the line will be performed.
She says pipeline can be restarted before the physical assessment is complete.
2:56 PM \u2014 Alaska Air suspends operations in Anchorage.
2:49 PM \u2014 Anchorage International Airport is now open and screening passengers.
2:47 PM \u2014 Scene from inside Anchorage International Airport as the earthquake hit.
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2:39 PM \u2014 Additional scenes from inside KTVA\u2019s studios.
2:38 PM \u2014 Raw footage of damaged roads in Anchorage.
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The earthquake that shook Anchorage and damaged roadways also knocked many traffic lights out of service and has snarled traffic, per the Associated Press.
Jeremy Zidek, a spokesman for the state\u2019s Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management, said the earthquake also disrupted some communications and electrical service.
The Anchorage School District canceled classes for its more than 100 schools and asked parents to pick up their kids when they could.
The district wants to examine its buildings for potential damage and check for any potential gas leaks.
State government offices in Anchorage were also closed so officials could assess the damage.
2:25 PM \u2014 The Federal Aviation Administration says operations have stopped at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport following the earthquake that rocked buildings and damaged roads, reports the Associated Press.
FAA spokesman Allen Kenitzer in Washington state said Friday it\u2019s not known when inbound flights will resume and that travelers should check with their airlines.
Kenitzer and Alaska transportation spokeswoman Meadow Bailey say telephone service is out at the airport.
The FAA spokesman says the airport tower was evacuated and flights that could be diverted were being sent to Kodiak.
He says inbound international flights to Anchorage were being guided by controllers at a regional radar approach facility.
Alaska Gov. Bill Walker tweeted that he has issued a disaster declaration.
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2:15 PM \u2014 Traffic is at a \u201cstandstill\u201d in the Glenn Highway.
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2:13 PM \u2014 White House press secretary Sarah Sanders says President Donald Trump was brief on the earthquake.
2:11 PM \u2014 Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin tweets that while her family is safe, her home sustained damages. \u201cSo thankful to be safe; praying for our state following the earthquake,\u201d the conservative stalwart says.
2:10 PM \u2014 Chaotic scenes from CBS affiliate KTVA in Anchorage, Alaska.
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2:05 PM \u2014 The National Tsunami Warning Center has issued a tsunami warning for coastal zones of southern Alaska following an earthquake that rocked buildings in downtown Anchorage.
The center said Friday that the warning was in effect for parts of the state\u2019s Cook Inlet and the southern Kenai Peninsula.
The warning means tsunami waves are expected.
The U. S. Geological Survey initially said it was a 6.7 magnitude earthquake and then reduced that to 6.6.
The quake was centered about 7 miles (12 kilometers) north of Alaska\u2019s largest city.
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A 6.6 magnitude earthquake has rocked buildings in Anchorage and caused lamp posts and trees to sway, prompting people to run out of offices and seek shelter under office desks.
The U. S. Geological Survey says the earthquake Friday morning was centered about 7 miles (12 kilometers) north of Alaska\u2019s largest city.
An Associated Press reporter working in downtown Anchorage saw cracks in a 2-story building after the quake. It was unclear whether there were injuries.
People went back inside buildings after the earthquake but a smaller aftershock a short time later sent them running back into the streets again.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.<\/p>\n