, — melbourne, including in chapel street, a — melbourne, including in chapel street, a very central_ restaurants all round. we have seen areas on that street where there _ seen areas on that street where there has— seen areas on that street where there has been visible damage, even _ there has been visible damage, even though it is limited so far — even though it is limited so far. . , even though it is limited so far. ., , . far. thanks very much. the im act far. thanks very much. the impact can _ far. thanks very much. the impact can be _ far. thanks very much. the | impact can be considerable. far. thanks very much. the - impact can be considerable. we spoke to a heart surgeon in victoria, about an hourfrom melbourne. he was performing open heart surgery as the quake hit. i was doing a routine coronary bypass operation when it hit. sort of in the crux of the operation. we just felt the whole table, the operating table move. we thought maybe the anaesthetist or one of the nursing staff was actually manoeuvring the table, but even the staff that were not at the operating table, the

, a _ in areas, including chapel street, a central shopping street— street, a central shopping streetand shops. we saw some rubble there. — shops. we saw some rubble there, not a lot of damage and no injuries— there, not a lot of damage and no injuries immediately reported. also quite dramatic footage — reported. also quite dramatic footage from the australian broadcasting corporation, the abc, _ broadcasting corporation, the abc, showing its tv breakfast presenter is reacting as the earthquake hit. not knowing if it was— earthquake hit. not knowing if it was a — earthquake hit. not knowing if it was a structural issue or a bil it was a structural issue or a big tremor. you could see it shaking _ big tremor. you could see it shaking there. we had reports from _ shaking there. we had reports from local media and a couple of high—rise towers have been evacuated, as reports come in with— evacuated, as reports come in with the — evacuated, as reports come in with the extent of the damage, limited — with the extent of the damage, limited so far. but as you say, we've — limited so far. but

this is chapel street in windsor, anyone who has visited will have heard of it as a very famous diningoom in on my phone but hopefully you can see behind me the damage to the building. there is a burger bar there, and all of the bricks on top of it have fallen down. fortunately no—one was injured when this happened, no—one in the building above, no—one in the building below. everyone is ok. this is the most visible damage we have heard so far from this massive quake in australia, 5.8 the first one. we actually had a second one about half—an—hour later, and that was four on the richter scale as well. these are apparently the biggest earthquakes we have felt in victoria since european settlement. it wasn�*t just felt here in melbourne, it was felt as far away as canberra, adelaide and down in tasmania as well. pakistan�*s prime minister, imran khan, has said preventing women from accessing education in neighbouring afghanistan would be un—islamic. he called for the leadership to be inclusive and to respect human rights. in an interview with our world affairs editor, johns simpson, mr kha

building damage rubble across metropolitan melbourne and chapel street which is a popular restaurant five kilometers from the district. including right here in the bloomberg office. we will monitor that situation but we are getting subsequent quakes still happening in melbourne. coming up, we will talk about the risks facing china's economy. fears of contagion continue to play out out of evergrande. joining us next with her views. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> they don't really know what they are going to do right now. maybe a little bit like what we were trying to figure out prior to the lehman crisis. that is, do we step back and let it go and take our chances, or do we intervene? my bet is they are ultimately going to intervene, but it has not played itself out yet. there is a lot of politics still to go on in china. alix: shery: -- shery: weighing in on evergrande, our next guest says policymakers will try to avoid evergrande causing risk or contagion in the market. china economist, right having you with us. what form could any support from beijing for evergrande take? peiquian: thank

a chapel is located at. >> 7.77 valencia street in san francisco. on your screen also have a link on our website. kron 4 dot com. i just started hearing those songs yesterday for the first time and the more i hear him more like nice. good for them. get back on the time. >> all right. now to this. if you are a wine lover, but sometimes feel that you're drinking too much non-alcoholiceline may still do the trick. a study published in the journal clinical nutrition fines non-alcoholic line provides the same health benefits as a classic line. people who drink up to 11 glasses of wine. a week were found to have a 40% reduce risk of heart disease. and that same a deuce risk was also found in those who regularly drink non-alcoholic wine the findings suggest that the health benefits and wine are due to the grapes, which you, of course, can get without the alcohol. so you could just drink great shoes that's are apparently there you go. maybe not as much fun for where's the fun in one last look at the weather tonight. we're seeing some changes coming our way

the chapel is located at 7, 7, 7, valencia street in the city.here on your screen will also have a link on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> well, it is really tough for live musicians. i mean, they, you know, of course they want to perform in front of audiences. the audiences want the music but covid just kind of hangs over everything. yeah. and they're still greatly concerned about covid because say they want to get as close to the crowd. the crowd wants to get close to them and they just want to make sure everybody's safe. you know, everybody's got their shots. they're wearing masks. you know, it's it's a hassle. >> it's what you got to go through. but you know, it's better than sitting in the back of a pickup truck in plane. a concert when you can do it. on a state better than not playing kind of has a bob dylan sound that a little well, good luck to them. >> all right. we'll check on our 4 zone forecast as the live look outside looking out over a hazy or foggy downtown san francisco beautiful shot out there. our chief meteorologist lawrence ka

the chapel is located at 7.77 valencia street in the city will also have a link on our web site witho get through it. best ways that we can, you know, musicians among others have suffered more than a lot of us. yeah, because the i living, yeah. all right. that wraps up kron 4 news today. but our primetime news coverage continues at the top of the hour. grant lotus and vicki liviakis are here and that musical interlude there putin. we need that. thanks. family again. >> here's what we're working on for kron. 4 news at 9. coming up next. and really just a heart-wrenching story in the east bay tonight, a driver. >> it's a child in a crossing guard outside a middle school in tonight that guards family is telling kron 4, he has died. what we're learning about him tonight. and a fire weather watch goes into effect for much of the east and the north bay tomorrow. the dangerous conditions of people are living in those areas could be facing those stories and

most famous frescoes to san francisco michelangelo's sistine chapel is opening tonight at saint mary's cathedral on golf streeteal every brush stroke and color of those 34 frescos visitors will be able to take photos and video and listen to an hour-long in-depth audio guide, you know that those are opportunities not available at the vatican the frescoes at the vatican also hangs 60 feet in the air but patrons of this exhibit will get to see them. close this is like walking 10 feet underneath the ceiling. and from a perspective that no pope has ever seen. the exhibit opens tonight at 7:30 and is slated to run until new year's day. 20 which would be really well worth your time. i've seen the frescoes at the vatican. actually. i'm a with spencer a couple of years ago when we all went stunning and spectacular, but i'd love to see this. absolutely. oh, what a wonderful thing. all right a little bit of rain would be wonderful to spencer. well, there's a little bit maybe in the forecast. we'll get that just a second. i'll start with our current air quality conditions, which are pretty good moderate to good air qualit