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all right, breaking news out of california this morning. 6.1 magnitude earthquake rocked the san francisco bay area. the quake's epicenter only six miles south of napa. makes it 51 miles from sacramento, but according to the u.s. geological survey, this is the largest quake to hit the bay area since the loma prieta earthquake back in 1989. what you're looking at here are some of the pictures our viewers have been sending in to us of what they're dealing with, after this quake today. let's put this into perspective. that loma prieta quake had a magnitude of 6.9. this morning a 6.1. still very early out there, 5:33, so far no immediate reports of injuries, but the usgs estimates more than 100,000

people experienced "very strong shaking." cnn meteorologist jennifer gray, you've been talking to some people in the bay area this morning. what are they telling you? >> i've seen just some reports from former co-workers who are saying that some of the buildings in the downtown area of napa total loss, just as you've seen, also the buildings, houses on fire, we've also seen, you know, the water mains busted. it's just been a mess across a lot of these neighborhoods. we're seeing pictures right there, one of those homes on fire, and so a lot of lecleanup going on. the brick buildings, older buildings in the downtown areas, structural damage, a lot of these stores as you're seeing there, inside, you can see wine bottles just completely broken on the floor, just total disaster inside, not only in the stores but people's homes, very similar scenes like you're seeing there, things off the shelves, in people's kitchens,

living rooms, seeing messy situation. of course like you said, over 100,000 people felt very, very strong shaking with this being the strongest earthquake felt in about 25 years, so a lot of people waking up this morning very, very scared. so break it down for you, of course, 3:20 this morning magnitude of 6.1, the depth was 6.7 miles, six miles south-southwest of napa. no tsunami watches or warnings were ever issued which is good news there and when you break it down with the magnitude and class being a 6.1, that is considered a strong earthquake, and so christi, a lot more will be assessed. >> craig chan tweeted to me "i'm in san francisco and it woke me up. i was here in the 1989 loma prieta earthquake, thought this might be the big one." craig is on the phone with us

now. craig, thank you so much for giving us some perspective from where you are. what made you think this was the big one? >> well, to me, i've lived here all my life in san francisco and when i feel anything that goes past ten seconds it really makes you think this might be the one, so you know, i just had to be prepared about it and you never know when it's going to happen. so you know, just very jarring to have something like that at 3:00 in the morning kind of wake you up. >> sure, sure. so it was the duration of this that surprised you? >> oh, absolutely. the duration and the feeling was kind of like very kind of slow and steady rolling th, then all a sudden it just stopped. i got out of my apartment and kind of walked down the hallway to check on a few people that lived in the building and make sure everything was okay, and there wasn't any major incidents, so we're very lucky. >> okay, so everybody in your building is okay? >> correct, yes.

>> okay. what kind of damage, do you have any damage in your apartment? >> i didn't have anything fall down in my apartment, and of course, it's not daylight yet, so i can't do anything in terms of checking the exterior of the building yet but that's something we'll do around company, 8:00 this morning. >> you're one of the people that described it and i know you're in the rushing hills area, as something that i think you said it felt like a long rolling movement versus a short one. is that right, like short jolts? >> correct. >> you've felt both then obviously? >> a lull bit of a jolt and that's when the building started to make a little bit of creaking sound and that's when i started getting a little concerned. >> what you're seeing now here, i want to tell our viewers quickly, that is a buckled road in napa, but what's interesting to me, too, craig, is that you were in the '89 quake. >> um-hum. >> what do you remember from that one?

>> just that i've retold the stories to people that visit san francisco and they asked about that earthquake and that earthquake there was a sense of a rolling energy that kind of rode through the neighborhood and it almost sounded like a freight train coming down the street where there's no freight train tracks at all and it wasn't an energy pass. it was like a wave of energy and i, living in the richmond district in san francisco and my back window there was a neighbor's building i could see and at one point my building was moving so much i could see the chimney and the window, then i couldn't see it and i could see it again and couldn't see it and the next time i saw it in my window, all the bricks came down on the side of the house, so that was just so violent, and the energy that went through and you know, history has shown what happen happened, the photos on the newscast in napa, downtown, with all the brick buildings. we had something that happened

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it's an earthquake. it's an earthquake. >> mom. >> it's an earthquake. >> a strong earthquake. >> if you've never been through an earthquake you're getting a sense of what it is like from the freking family, this in-home security camera that caught what happened, just about two hours ago, a 6.1 magnitude earthquake in california, six miles south of napa, the largest quake to hit the bay area since the loma prieta earthquake back in 1989, and we are now getting word that there are some people there in napa trapped. let's get janet upton from the california fire department, the pio, janet, thank you so much

for being with us. what can you tell us about these people that are trapped? >> well, i can tell you personally, set the record straight first of all, actually i was involved in the earthquake and a resident of napa myself. i haven't been out responding to a lot of the other area other than my neighborhood, and i can tell you that my neighborhood, chimneys have fallen, appliances fallen over, houses are, you know, several thousand dollar damage in terms of the contents, the quake happened just before 3:30 a.m. and it was strongly felt, from what i'm understanding, about five or six miles we are from the epicenter, reported west of the napa airport, so it of course woke everyone up and we of course, you know, the neighborhood came together, turned off all the gas lines but listening to the response radio, there have been silence going basically for the last two hours, checking on people, reports of minor

entrapments downtown napa seems to have suffered some damage in terms of reports of the front of houses, you know, falling away from the structure, that sort of thing. >> okay, when you say -- we're glad you're okay, first of all, let me get that out there, janet, and glad everybody in your neighborhood is as well. when you say minor entrapment, do you have any indication how many people you're talking about? was it residential? >> downtown is a mix of residential and commercial, and listening to the radio traffic again, the engines have responded, one of the protocols we do in the fire service when the fire service and the fire department has been involved in an earthquake like this themselves, immediately the personnel at the station remove the apparatus that fire engines, fire trucks out from the garage so that if there's an aftershock, that they're not trapped and they're able to respond and help people, and i can tell you that our greenwood ranch, napa county cal fire station immediately was responding the moment the

earthquake stopped, and they've been running for a couple of hours as have the other napa city and other surrounding cal fire departments, checking on people, turning off gas, there was a very strong smell of gas in the neighborhood, but we finally, that's dissipated, all of the gas mains are shut off here. when an earthquake occurs, it's the aftermath, the gas leaks and the subsequent fires that are very concerning to responders. >> yes, we had a picture, i don't know if we can pull it up, of the house somebody sent me via social media, that was on fire, she said -- >> hang on, i got to let you go. we're having a little bit of an aftershock. >> you're having an aftershock right now? >> there it goes, we're good. we just had a little aftershock. >> are you okay? >> i'm fine, i'm just going to get away from the window here. >> get away from the window, make sure everybody's okay. >> yes, it stopped for the moment but i'm going to let you go if that happens again. >> okay, i understand certainly. i wanted to ask you, you were

talking about the strong smell of gas and how concerned obviously, how concerning that is. we did see this picture we're looking at here right now on the screen that somebody sent me from napa of a house that is on fire. have you heard of many instances of this happening so far this morning? >> i can tell you, i just spoke to the person in charge of our command center and he reported that there were a couple of structure fires at the north end of town. right now the sirens seem to have slowed down, but i can tell you the moment after the earthquake happened until a short time ago, the sirens were loud and followed for two hours. hang on one second. i have to let you go because this is an operational phone line so i have to let you go. >> okay, i understand, we'll get back to you but do take good care, everybody take care of themselves there. we appreciate you getting back to us. boy, what a scene she paints for us, loud and constant sirens all morning for the last two hours,

as this quake hit six miles south of napa, and those people in napa are really feeling the brunt of it, a rolling sensation, they said, rolling, long movements versus short ones is what was felt in the san francisco bay area, about 50 miles away or even 25 miles away in some areas. walter hayes, world renowned seismologist, is on the phone with us right now. mr. hayes, thank you for being with us. when you heard about this 6.1 magnitude quake in california, what was your first thought? >> california's been overdue for such an earthquake for quite a while, so it's not a big surprise in the statistical sense. >> you are the third or fourth person this morning who said california has been overdue. how often would you anticipate an earthquake there? >> the statistic is every ten years you'll have three of this size. we have not had three of this size in the last ten years. it's been since 1994, the north

ridge earthquake, that we really had a significant earthquake in california, so that's the reason people say it's overdue. >> what kind of aftershocks do you think they should expect? while we were there, we were on the phone with janet upton and she was feeling one as we spoke. >> kind of the rule of thumb if it's a magnitude 6.1, you'll have ten 5.1s, not exactly ten but the range of ten, 100 4.1s, now the 4.1s and 5.1s are not that damaging unless they're very close but they can really be disconcerting. >> walter, what is your assessment of maybe the next big quake in california? we had one gentleman who said he thought this was it, when it started. >> well, they always feel that way when they start, and if they're shallow, like this one probably s i'm not certain of that, but it sounds like it may have been shallow, then they always seem stronger. like we had a little magnitude

five-point something in virginia two years ago yesterday and it damaged the washington monument, it was shallow, very shallow. >> i was looking at the history of some earthquakes, and i have a history here that in august of this year, a few weeks ago, there was an earthquake that hit china's yunnan province, killed 589 people, injured more than 2,400, and according to the usgs, they gauged that quake at 6.1, what this one was. thank goodness we heard of no injuries or deaths in this, although as you heard from janet upton there, there were some, they believe, some people that are trapped. she called it minor entrapment. do you -- is california built to withstand most of these earthquakes? >> california is the leader in the world in terms of earthquake protection. that's the building code that protects the buildings, not the houses so much, but the

buildings, and then the other good luck thing for the united states, compared to other countries is, we build out of wood, and wood is very forgiving, whereas concrete is not forgiving. but it takes real engineering know-how to make the concrete, reinforced concrete be earthquake-resistant. that's the reason we are so lucky. >> we're so lucky. all right, walter hayes, world renowned seismologist we appreciate you taking time with us this morning. thank you so much. >> my pleasure indeed. >> and so you're looking at pictures, some of the pictures we're getting from san francisco bay area from napa area. you just heard spokesman from the cal fire department in napa mentioning that there were a couple structure fires in the northern part of napa, and here a picture of bricks from a building just crumbling, again, we are about two and a half hours into the recovery, i will

say, from this 6.1 magnitude quake. we're going to be talking to more people and have some more pictures for you on the other side of the break. do stay close.

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ago there was a 6.1 earthquake in california, about six miles south of napa, and these are some of the latest pictures we're getting in of it. there is damage reported, some buildings down, minor entrapment in napa there, according to a spokesman for the cal fire there in napa. strong smell of gas, she reported initially after, but they have turned off gas lines there. we have pictures of a couple of buildings, as i said, that are on fire, and that sirens had been loud and constant there in napa for the last two and a half hours. this is a storefront here that obviously was very damaged. adam shor is the pio of the san francisco police. we heard from some saying they thought this was the big one. adam, what kind of skaucalls aru getting right now? any damage? i injuries? >> yes, good morning, well, because of the early morning, it

was so early in the morning, most people were at their homes when it happened, and what we believe is that this was a rumbling from howard stern's butt crack. >> obviously that is not who we expected it was to be. we apologize for that so early in the morning, but i do want to keep on this, because the fact of the matter is, this is a serious situation, so we don't need any jokes going on right now, because we've got people who may be trapped in napa. these are some pictures of some folks in hercules, california, here, the freking family who so graciously shared their video from their in-home security camera to us, talking about what it was like for them, the chandelier was swinging, glass has been breaking. it has been fright nipping for the fright nipping for these people. we even heard of people their pets going under the bed and not come out, you can imagine how frightening it is for them.

we have not heard of any reports of specific injuries, as we know, that things are in process there in napa with those sirens. we do know that the spokesman for cal fire told us there was an immediate response and they've been going at it since then. we will continue to keep you posted. we'll get you to candy crowley right now. stay close. grisly video of a terrorist cutting off the head of an american journalist, and global alarm bells ring at defcon levels. today -- isis. >> no just god would stand for what they did. >> we must prepare for everything and get ready. >> this is an organization that has an apocalyptic end of days strategic vision which will eventually have to be defeated. >> senators lindsey graham and jack reed on where, when and what next in the battle against islamic terrorists. plus -- >> any attempt by yo