WHITFIELD: All right, this breaking news out of Puerto Rico where the island has been rattled by another aftershock. This one, a magnitude 5.9 earthquake hitting the same area where an earthquake hit Tuesday killing one person, destroying homes, and leaving most of the island without power for days. CNN's Maria Santana is there. And Maria, you felt this latest aftershock yourself.</s>MARIA SANTANA, CNN EN ESPANOL CORRESPONDENT AND ANCHOR: That's right. Hi, Fredricka. Our team was just leaving the hotel here in Ponce, Puerto Rico at about 9:00 a.m. when the ground suddenly started shaking. The doors and windows began rattling and swaying back and forth. That's when people began to run out of the hotel. But just to give you an idea how powerful this 5.9 was, this debris that you see here behind me is the roof of this building here in Ponce which collapsed just this morning after that 5.9. This building had sustained major damage during the last earthquake. And this one just collapsed the roof. Now, we did -- we have been hearing from the authorities here of other buildings that have collapsed since then, the power authority has reported more power outages which is a setback for them because they were hoping to get everybody back on the power grid here on the island by this weekend. Earlier today, we did an aerial tour with the National Guard to assess some of the damage. We saw dozens of toppled houses, schools, churches. We also got an aerial view of the tent cities and makeshift shelters that people have been staying at. We've seen those images of people sleeping on the streets, sleeping in their cars, but it's because they are terrified. And this is exactly what they're afraid of, that another big aftershock or earthquake will finish toppling over their homes, Fredricka.</s>WHITFIELD: Oh my goodness, it's so frightening. All right, Maria Santana, thank you so much. All right, coming up, the U.S. Secret Service spending, President Trump makes a move to keep his travel costs secret until after the 2020 election. We'll talk about that next.
Puerto Rico Rattled By 5.9 Magnitude Earthquake