america has ever had. >> there is 234nothing smart ab you. >> the big takeaways from the first debate. measuring 6 feet between tables, san francisco officially the first bay area county moving into the orange tier. the rules for restaurants. florida and new video showing fire crews trying to get a handle on the glass fire overnight, the area now upgraded to an evacuation order. it is wednesday, september 30.3. they are going through so much, mike. what does the weather have in store? >> we do need to know because the answers aren't positive unfortunately. good morning, everyone. so let's start off with what we

know, the spare the air continues through at least friday. since we talked yesterday, north bay and inland east bay have been bumpedf and here i what i'm talking about conditions getting more extreme, more intense. it will be rather hot from 11:00 tomorrow morning to 8:00 thursday, even hotter than today, which will be hotter than yesterday. so we have a risk of heat illness giill nheatillness everywhere except the coast. from 1:00 thursday to 6:00 friday evening, we've got more than 24 hours of critical fire conditions across areas that are already burning. as far as our forecast today, it will be cool at the coast, 60s and 70s the rest of us going to be 80s and 90s with smoky sunshine. in the north bay, an area

previously under an evacuation warning has now been up graded to an evacuation order. jobina has the details on this. >> cal fire's latest update says the glass fire has now burned more than 46,000 acres and it is just 2% contained. this is new video coming into our newsroom that we're seeing here of the wildfire raging in calistoga overnight, the area west of state route 29 and highway 128 between diamond mountain road and pet are now an evacuation order. as you can tell from this video, the fire line department moving forward. fire conditions are expected to worsen in the coming days. and amy hollyfield is up in napa county this morning and we'll check in with her in the next

half hour. now one of the most clicked on stories this morning, that wild debate between president trump and joe biden. now, this morning both are returningi into the campaign many voters were wondering what they saw last night because it was chaotic. instead of policy, it relied on a lot of interruptions and personal attacks. and liz kreutz has the takeaways. >> reporter: this was a mess of a debate simply put. what was supposed to be a debate about issues and policies spiralled into a contentious and frustrating back and forth at the president repeatedly interrupted biden and moderator chris wallace. there were some moments of clarity, but not a lot. the first presidential debate between president trump and joe biden seemed anything but

presidential, the president took a bullish approach and repeatedly interrupted his challenger. . >> why won't you answer questi question? >> the question is -- >> who is on your joe? >> so unpresidential. >> he won't give a list. >> we've an bhbandoned segment. >> that was really row duck difference. keep yapping, man. >> reporter: it did include a range of topics. and 00 ton the topic ofopic ofof he avoided condemning white sue he pr supremacy groups. >> what do you want to call them? >> proud boys. >> stand back and stand by, but i'll tell you what, somebody has

got to do something about antifa and the left what you this is not a right wing problem. >> reporter: the president repeated his attacks about democrat-run cities. >> lowhat happened was more violence than wholent g now. >> reporter: and as wildfires rage here, they also clashed on climate change. >> california is burning. if that was cleaned, if you had forest management, good forest management, you wouldn't be getting those calls. >> look what happened in the midwest with the storms that come through and wipe out entire sections and counties in iowa. that didn't happen before, they are because of global warming. >> reporter: and both campaigns say that their candidate won't the debate, but as viewers, inks it hard to say anyone was a winner. george stephanopoulos says it was the worst presidential

debate he's seen in his life. liz kreutz, abc 7 news. >> it was just so disappointing to see. >> nearly 90 young 1r0voters gathered virtually and one student was pretty upset about the message to the proud boys, hover some say they were impressed by the president's approach. >> he said, quote, stand by and stand back. and i think that that is just really disturbing. >> as somebody who is a supporter of his, i think that i was looking to see not so much the president come out but the guy who was the real estate developer and brawler from queens and that is who we saw. >> virtual viewers were polled

and most felt yb wjob was the b prepared. let's switch gears now. restaurants and churches can begin to operate indoors again in san francisco starting today. san francisco is the first bay area county to reach the orange tier in the state's reopening planning. the new rules that go along with this is one of the things that we're tracking in our effort to build a better bay area. julian glover are julian glover is live with what we need to know. >> reporter: yeah, it's been more than six months since we've been able to walk inside a restaurant and order a meal and eat at a table indoors, but that all changes today. you will have to keep the face mask on while you are not actively eating your meal, but nonetheless restaurants in san francisco can now seat customers inside at 25% capacity or maximum of 100 people whichever is fewer.

we spoke to a restaurant owner as he spaced out the tables inside 6 feet apart. >> we are pretty happy about it, you know, but only 25%. i don't know how much we can generate with that, but at least a return to some kind of normalcy. >> reporter: so excited to be able to allow people back be indoors, but cautiously optimistic. and other changes to talk about, church services are also now allowed indoors in san francisco. same cap ap34r5plieapplies, 25% or 100. the archbishop thanked the mayor but said the 100 person limit is unjust. a couple other changes here, indoor malls can bump up capacity from 25% to 50% capacity. and movie theaters could return in a week in the numbers remain

steady. lots of changes in san francisco this morning as it moves from the red tier now to the orange tier. julian glover, abc 7 news. >> a lot of people excited about that. contra costa county is now in the red tier too. so that means that restaurants and movie theaters and places of worship can start indoors, but limited to 25% capacity. gyms can reopen but at 10% capacity. person am caal care services ca now move indoors as well. we have created an interactive map that shows you each county's status, and you can find it on abc7news.com. all right. let's talk about what is going on with our weather. specifically we'll go up to the current fire conditions in the glass fire. and look at that temperature,

11:00, it was 78. it is 77 now. it did not drop overnight. the humidity is 34%. and wind at 2 miles per hour, and that is the saving grace so far. starting at about 1:00 tomorrow afternoon through 6:00 friday evening, that all changes with the fire weather watch. in fact look at those hot temperatures, more than 100 thursday, near 100 friday, 94 saturday and then finally you can see the seabreeze kicks in sunday, monday and tuesday with temperatures falling eventually into the mid-80s and humidity levels jumping into 40% and 50%. let's talk about temperatures if you are heading out, los gatos 58, mid-40s 40 for mid-60s like yesterday. and there could be a little more smoke especially to the east bay neighborhoods and that is why

you are under the unhealthy category if spare tfor spare th. so best to get out there early for the dog walking. and monitor the air quality. we'll take a look at the smoke forecast and the 7 day forecast which promises relief this weekend coming up. now let's talk about the morning commute. thank you so much. and i'm also going to bring in a live look showing everyone the golden gate bridge because the chp has issued a fog advisory for the area. and also there are some reports of drizzle coming in just from drivers out there. so i yakinhis and out of san fr just take your time, there could potentially be some slick spots and low visibility. and highway 12 good mission boulevard and arnold drive is

closed. and also 29 at deer park road. so please avoid the area so that first responders can get it all under control and there is no need to go in that direction. coming up, the nfl's first covid-19 cases, what we know about how that will impact the games this week. and the first man who was able to get rid of hiv in his body has passed away. what we've learned about the death of timothy ray brown and the legacy he leaves behind. we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it - with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for.

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fires, everything that you need to know. let's take a look at the smoke forecast for today. you can see where that northwesterly wind is pulling north bay and starting to push it more into the east bay. those are the two areas that will have the most unhealthy air today. now, the marine layer right now is undercutting that, but you can see as we head throughout the day it will also get infected a little bit with some smoke thanks to a northwesterly wind instead of the westerly wind. it will tap into that. so here we go into tonight, and you can see we wake up tomorrow and everybody should be covered in smoke. now, the key is, will the marine layer be tomorrow morning and i don't think that it is going to be. if it is, it will be much shal will shallower than today. so keep those n95 masks on if you are heading outside.

first man who is considered to have been cured of hiv ha&-pg leukemia. timothy ray brown was the first adult with hiv to get rid of it. in 2006, he was diagnosed with leukemia, he received a bone marrow donor and for years doctors thought it cured both infection, but his leukemia returned last year and spread. he was 54. california is working to secure federal funding for b.a.r.t. because riders likely won't be able to return at least not in large numbers until next spring. the luiten nachbieutenant gover talked about the governor's executive order to phase out gas you powered cars in 15 years. >> the cost of producing a zero

emission vehicle has come way down and really with battery technology improving every day, we're seeing the costs coming down even more. >> she went on to say that 34 companies in california are already working on zero emission cars. the state aims to be bar done neutral by 2045. in the north bay, hotels are totally bookinged as people are evacuating from the glass fire. one manager told abc 7 news that they went from 40% being a pans ci okay to 100% occupancy in 15 minutes as they were fleeing with all their belongings. >> you think that it is a once in a lifetime event, you don't think that it will happen to you twice. so when we had the family for dinner sunday night and said our good-byes at 8:00, there was no way to predict. >> some of the hotels lowered

their rates and allowed pets like cats and brird birds and d come along too. many left their homes fearing the worst and this morning a santa rosa couple can rest a little easier knowing their home is intact. they hiked eight miles yesterday through the skyhawk neighborhood, they sxhenktded th expected that the glass fire would destroy their home, but it was untouched. >> just relief. the anxiety that has been building up has been tremendous. >> words can't describe the emotion and what we went through and what is still yet to come and what our neighbors are facing. >> and look at this, even with all of that hardship, a moment to celebrate when they left, they took two bottles of sparkling wine from the fridge. and they popped it. abc 7 has teamed up with the red cross and tv stations across

the west to raise money for people who have been affected by these fires. you can donate at redcross.org/abc. itak meap -- go ahead. >> having a moment of joy? >> yeah, just a little something because i know it is still so stressful and we are thinking about people who were not that fortunate. but just to see some joy makes me happy. >> and i pretty good yesterday when i talked to cal fire about the weather that they were experiencing on tuesday versus monday. but now we're here on wednesday and i know things may get tougher for them. >> yeah, that is what will be happening. the conditions are going to deteriorate starting tomorrow and lasting through friday and another burst of ghusty winds come in. record highs are possible again thursday. here is a look at the golden

gate bridge where we'ring for ghi and a little misty this morning. so the marine layer right now keeping us beawill build as wet today and especially tomorrow when the fire conditions will get their most critical and lasting through most of the day friday and then really from all ever that will come this weekend. and here is our area of high pressure, you can see it is to the north and that is not good, it means with the clockwise flow, it is tarting to draw up more of that heat from the desert and that is why you are seeing temperatures reach the upper 90s in morgan hill and gilroy. more smoke and more heat today. we'll have low 70s along the coast today, to near 80 in downtown and south san francisco and sausalito. look at those low to upper 90s through the north bay, 83 in richmond, 87 in fremont.

and 96 to 101 in the east bay valleys. but tonight it won't be nearly as mild as it has been. but see the yellows and oranges? those are 70s and 80s. that is how hot it will be in the hills. and that is what jump-starts our critical fire conditions that will last through friday. you can see by saturday, fingers crossed, cooler air will be here for sure, but will it be enough to get rid of the smoke. right now it looks like it will and temperatures back in the 60s, 70s and 80s by next week. have a good one. and we're waiting to see if the nfl's first covid-19 cases will end up impacting the season. the tennessee titans and minnesota vikings have suspended in-person activities through friday plarsnd fivetaff members tested positive. parent teams are working with infectious disease experts on tracing and performing more

tests. a source says that the titans do intend on playing this sunday. and the nba finals are tipping off tonight and you can watch it right here. lebron james and the lakers take on the miami heat. coverage begins at 5:30 with nba count ddonedown. and the game tips off at 6:00. and after the game, there will be some special warriors guests. coming up next, the 7 things to know this morning. >> also using tech to find missing animals, the proposition 16 takes on discrimination. some women make as little as 42% of what a man makes.

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ifuyou are number one the glass fire is more than 46,000 acres and 2% contained. the new mandatory evacuation order was issued in cal police toe today last night. and i'm monitoring critical fire conditions for thursday and friday. gusty winds, even drier humidity

coming in and that will create a high fire danger. president trump and joe biden returned to the campaign tram today following their first debail. and if you watched it, you know that diverged from the issues and there was a slew of interruptions and personal attacks. >> and at one point last night, pesident trump talked democrat mayor schaaf responded with a tweet featuring a he video titled oakland we love you. and san francisco is the first bay area county to reach the orange otier. so more businesses can reopen starting today. and number six, aside from the fog advisory issued by the chp for the golden gate bridge, it has been a pretty smooth ride across the bay area. and number seven, google is set to unveil new products today

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. now at 5:30, new video showing the fast moving glass fire overnight. amy hollyfield is live in the north bay where this massive firefight continues right now. gentlemen, i think that we've ended this --

>> so unpresidential. >> presidential debate derailed, chaotic clash and the question when climate change that prompted talk about our wildfires. and school reopening plans approved, the bay area district that wants teachers and students back on campus in just a few weeks. good morning and welcome to wednesday, september 30. watch any good tv last night? >> you know, there were some good things on. very entertaining. >> i must have missed the good things. the group nd mike was on that g chat. good morning, mike. >> and i had to go to bed. i just had to go to bed. i couldn't deal with what i was watching. after the as lost and then that

and i'm like in the fire weather watch that was issued and th heat advisory, it was like i'm done with wednesday, let's -- or i'm done with tuesday. so here we are wednesday and let's talk about what is going on. here is that fire weather watch. we were kind of pin pointing thursday yesterday as some extreme weather and sure enough the weather service saw that also. it will likely become a red flag warning later today. right now there is a fire weather watch 1:00 tomorrow through 6:00 friday. and that means if you live in these area, be ready for more fires and possible evacuations. here is a look at the heat advisory. risk of heat i willness is modee to high everywhere except along the coast. today we'll be in the mid to upper 70s from half moon bay to san francisco. 80s around the bay, 90s to 100n

day. and now back tode ingaw on tv last night an embarrassment, disgrace, and the worst presidential debate of all-time. after watching this mess, one thing is sure, voters did not get much substance from either candidate. the much anticipated showdown was overshadowed by constant interruptions and personal attacks. andrew dymburt is joining us live with a recap. good morning, andrew. >> reporter: good morning. it is the morning after and that is what everybody is talking about, that this was one worst presidential debate in u.s. history on both sides. there was very little in the way of substance, a lot of personal

jabs and enter ruchtsis interru. wallace tried to keep it on track, but it derailed almost immediately. >> gentlemen, a lot of people have been waiting for this night. >> reporter: coronavirus making this one unlike any other in u.s. history. the candidates socially distanced, no handenty of polit. >> the question is who is -- >> will you shut up, man? >> reporter: they struggled to break through and make their pitch to voters. it derailed at several turns, questions often unanswered. and as expected, things got nasty. biden and trump slinging insu insults. >> you are the worst president america has ever had. >> there is nothing smart about you, joe. >> reporter: and on race relations, when pressed to condemn white supremacist groups, the president wavered. >> i'm willing to do anything. i want to see peace.

>> then do it, sir. >> you want to call them -- what did you want to call them in. >> white supremacists. >> proud boys. >> stand back and stand by. >> reporter: and the night ended on the issue of election integrity, both of these candidates were asked if they would hold off on declaring victory in this election until the results are independently certified. president trump deflected and joe biden saying that he would accept the results even if he is not victorious. andrew dymburt, abc 7 news. and the candidates also addressed the environment during the debate. president trump hat o president trump addressing the wildfires at one point. jobina. >> thank you. yes, president trump and democratic presidential nominee joe biden both agree that something should be done to better the environment and

mitigate these natural disasters, but as far as how to do that, it does not look like they could disagree more. president trump called out california, he blamed the wildfires on poor forest management and said more needs to be done to clear dead trees. >> every year i get the call, california is bunnin iburning. if that was cleaned, if you had forest management, good forest management, you wouldn't be getting those calls. >> we spend billions of dollars now on floods, hurricane, rising seas. we're in real trouble. >> and while by kbiden did not mention the wildfires, but he brought up storms and storms and need green jobs. and so did the debate help undecided voters?

phil matier says not likely. >> what we saw you here was somewhere between a debate and an embarrassment. i don't want to sound partisan because it just wasn't on both sides. it was a -- nobody could get aed word in edge wise or complete the answer. and i'm not sure how many people could actually sit through the whole thing, it was that taxing. >> fact checkers were again hard at work. go to abc7news.com. now back to the north bay. developing news on the glass fire which continues to burn in napa and sonoma counties. firefighters it havedid have a of a better day yesterday, but one area where no one should be is an quinn but yet people are

there. and amy hollyfield is in lisz toe calistoga. >> reporter: and firefighters are still working hard to find this video. we have video from overnight, crews responded to a burning home in the deer park area. and day four of this fire and homes are still burning. this fire is still a huge threat, that is why officials have issued another evacuation order, this one for the town of anquin east of calistoga. >> a lot of times they couldn't get back in. and so people don't want to leave their homes if they can't get back to see 3wwhat is going on. i want to be here. >>reporter: there is more video

from overnight, this is a fire near green wood avenue. and the fire did not jump the roads, they kept it away. firefighters are getting more help also from around the state. we saw firefighters from san diego arriving yesterday to help. they also got help from the weather, the winds really died down significantly and they made progress going up to 2%. and we expect another update from cal fire at 7:00 this morning. amy hoimy hollyfield, abc 7 new. >> and you can get the latest information 24 hours a day on our app and abc7news.com. we also have a wildfire and air quality tracker. coming up, a new study on

one coronavirus vaccine. reuniting pets with their owners. -- ndio will liking n wit seehs today. >> and we do have some 50s in places like danville and dublin. 57 in pleasant hill, 56 in la fayette. everybody else in the 60s. elsewhere, mid-50s to mid-60s. oakland 63. you can see fog around half moon bay, pacifica and especially thick around santa rosa this morning. here is a look at san jose and you can see it is pretty cloudy and 64. and most of your commutes are going to be okay. a little fog at the coast this morning. spare the air. so, you know, keep the air recirculating in your car and

try to stay inside if you are on a ferry. and let's go to the glass fire. conditions go from bad to worse. it is hot, dry, but it is not breezy, but that changes tomorrow and friday. saturday it starts t su monda fi conditions will taper rather rapidly. so we've got about 72 hour time frame where those firefighters will just be exhausted and dehydrated and they have to watch their own body as much as they are trying to watc our homes and businesses. so here we are thursday at noon and watch those winds ramp up as we head into thursday night, gusting up to 30. and during the overnight hours, they will stay up there. so be prepared to evacuate if you live in the north bay, have your kits ready in case these fires explosively expand because of these critical fire conditions.

let's switch now and talk about the morning commute. as we take a look at the map here, overall the bay area is moving very smoothly on our roads. we do have our usual slow spot out of tracy. so i wanted to update everyone on the road closures due to the fires. highway 12 in between mission boulevard and arnold drive is completely shut down. also northbound and southbound highway 29 between deer mark road and so please avoid the area. and taking a live look outside showing you the bay bridge toll plaza where metering lights are not on yet this morning, but it is starting to get pretty business sis ove

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let's take a look look at that, it is 58, amounts mi a little misz a mist and drizzle at pier 5. and bewe'll go into some smoke d haze this afternoon. and right now outside of ukiah and will hair. here is a look at the forecast and as we head throughout the day, you can see it spreading into the east bay by the evening hours. overnight, look at that, we could wake up tomorrow with some of our worst air quality and it is possible that will linger the entire day.

tomorrow will also be our httest day, record highs possible and we'll talk about that coming up. some encouraging news in the race for a covid-19 vaccine. a new study finds moderna's vaccine appears to be safe. joe bnbina has more. >> yeah, researchers say older adults who received two injections of the moderna vaccine produced antibodies similar to what researchers are seeing in younger adults. the study found older adults had side effects including headache and fatigue, results between the two age groups are good because first rk, older risk. moderna is testing already a higher dose of its vaccine in a large phase three trial and that is the final stage before seeking emergency authorization or approval.

new this morning, students and staff in palo alto are one step closer to in-pso learningchool board voted in fa of this after several hours of debate last night. the plan calls for staggering the return of elementary school students beginning in less than two weeks. middle and high school students would go back in january. some board members went into what other nearby cities are doing. >> let's try it now while we have the ways to stretch out and see how we can get it to work. >> parents have the option to choose between distance learning or in-person classes. they don't make a selection, the default will be distance learning. uc berkeley will continue online schooling for the spring semester. some in-person courses will be offered, but they will start online and then be limited to 25

people. students will not be required to take laes or be present for the semester. and a dog rescued after a fire is now riding with a local fire crew. firefighters say the dog came out near one of the homes they were protecting. look at this sweet boy. they gave him water and he has just been hanging out with them ever since. firefighters say they plan on keeping him safe with them until they can get him to animal control, although i have a feeling that he will go home with one of the firefighters. how could you give up this boy. a california cinematographer is using a new tech to help reunite pets with their owners. he uses an infrared drone to spot animals on the ground in disaster zones. his work began during a

hurricane last year. this has taken him all over the world. >> still blows me away every time when we do it. my hope is that one day these drone saving animals will be as common as a helicopter saving people after a natural disaster. >> he says pets bring so much value to the world and he is happy to see them reunited with their owners. what a great way to use your skills. >> right. and just a simple idea. >> i still can't get ovthis dog sitting co-pilot in the firefighter's truck. so cute. >> he was really cute and i think you're right, if he doesn't have people already, he will have some new people. >> he's happy. he's good. >> this is my ride.

shotg shotgun. yeah, he was very happy. let's take a look at what is going on from south beach. here is a look and you can see a little mist hanging in the air, some low clouds definitely out there and spare the air through friday, so unhealthy air quality. things get intense tomorrow as record highs are responsible and risk of heat ill ill ill sharply. and the heat will try to sub beside a little bit this weekend. you see how quickly we went from clouds and fog to hardly any at noon and look at all the yellow and oranges. so there will be a rapid warming today as we head towards noon and even warmer at 2:00, 3:00. . for the most part it will be coolest at the coast. and 867 in sunnyvale, and near 100 in gilroy.

we'll push 90 around san jose. 82 in millbrae. mid to upper 80s on the peninsula. temperatures in the upper 60s to low0s along the coast. near 80 for downtown, south francisco and saulsalito. nearly 98 in cloverdale. 87 in fremont. east bay valleys, mid-90s to well over 100 for fairfield, antioch. near 100 i should say. the green tonight are 50s, a lot of 60s, 70s and even a few 80s in our highest mountains tonight. so that is the beginning of tomorrow's heat burst that will take us to record levels. they will try to hang on friday, but you can see nearly 10 to 20 degrees cooler by the weekend. new at 6:00, one airline is

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a future without cash or cards. amazon go stores have introduced what they call amazon one, a new payment system that lets you pay with a wave of your hand. connects your palm print to a stoshed cred ee eed stored cred. right now it is only available in seattle, but you can expect to see it in san francisco in the coming months. >> i like that. here is a look at this afternoon, we'll be above average. and tomorrow record highs are possible as temperatures get even warmer. look at the wealth of 100s inland, 80s and 90s around the bay. friday we'll see a little relief at the coast, but still the heat hanging on else where. look at that, saturday we finally get rid of the 100s and almost the 90s for sure gone by.

metallica just donated $250,000 to wildfire relief efforts. the band made the donation through its foundation all within my hands. the money will go to five organizations. $25,000 will go to funds that directly help people impacted by the czu complex.plex. gl and dolly parton has a new christmas movie coming to netflix. the movie musical will premiere november 22. it is called dolly parton's christmas on the square. the movie features christine bahrain ski as a rich unpleasant woman who returns to her small town to evict everyone. of course she has a change of

heart. the movie features original songs by the country music icon including a holly dolly christmas. i can't wait. >> i think that will be good. and this is breaking news that just happened, there was a magnitude 2.7 earthquake right now in oakland. and we are tracking that. plus plenty to unpact from that messy first presidential debate. we have one easy way to help you try and make sense of it all. and the glass fire is threatening new neighborhoods in the north bay. san francisco moves from the red tier to the orange tier and that means big changes when it comes to what activities are now allowed indoors.

the question is, the question is, the question is -- >> radical left -- >> will you shut up, man? >> i guess i'm debating you, not him. >> oh, boy. a debate night in america that we won't soon forget. it can only be described as all over the place. the highs? and lows of the first presidential debate before november. good morning, it is wednesday, september 30th. and if that didn't wake you up, certainly an earthquake may have. it rattled berkeley and oakland a few minutes ago. did you feel it, jobina? >> i did. and everything is out right now, my monday it tore won't come back on, i can't see you all. it was just a jolt. i wasn't sure it was a garbage

truck outside or an earthquake, but mike, what is happening? >> it was a 2.7, so not very strong. but the fact that it happened right near berkeley is is impressive because they don't have much energy here. this is between a 2 and a 3 on the earthquake scale. there are more than 100,000 of these every year and the energy equivalent is not much. so hopefully no damage. i'm surprised to hear that you lost some of your electronics right there because of that. so i wouldn't expect much damage as people are just rolling over and going it is 2020, guess what, we got an earthquake.