[Brian Nelson, Cnn Anchor:] In the United States, an earthquake rocked northern California Sunday. A 5-year-old boy is in critical condition right now, suffering from head injuries sustained when debris was shaken loose by the tremor. The drama of the 5.2 magnitude quake was caught on a convenience store surveillance camera. Most of the damage appears to be limited to fallen objects and broken glass, but engineers are inspecting buildings for structural damage. The quake hit an area north of San Francisco, sending 40 people to area hospitals with minor injuries. And CNN's Greg LeFevre is live now in Napa County, California, with the latest Greg.
[Greg Lefevre, Cnn Correspondent:] Hello, Brian. The damage was moderate, but it was widespread here in California's wine country. We know that 76 people have been driven out of their homes and into shelters, some of those people were residents of a 60-unit apartment complex that just a few hours ago was deemed unsafe by city inspectors, apparently the building's brick facade seemed to be in danger of falling in, or falling out, posing peril to the folks inside. Much of the damage to homes and residents here in the Napa area was to the interiors, items falling off of shelves, paintings coming off of walls, and chimneys pulling away from homes. Chimneys many of them in this area are built of brick and they seem to separate from the homes when the earthquake comes. For many of the residents who were startled awake by this earthquake, it seemed odd that their entire world seemed tossed about.
[Unidentified Male:] When the thing hit, it just it sounded really amazing. It just was an undescribable sound. I mean, and it woke me up out of bed. The bookshelf in my bedroom fell over and landed on my bed. I guess I must have just got up before it hit. And when I managed to get out into the living room, bookshelf in there, the shelves fell and my kitchen stuff on top of my cupboards you couldn't walk in my kitchen floor without stepping on glass.
[Lefevre:] The most significant damage here in the city of Napa was to buildings that were occupied by commercial establishments, stores and what not, stores and shops. The city now estimates that about 150-200 buildings in the city have been damaged, that toll may go much higher. These buildings are being assessed as whether they are safe or not. A few have been so-called "red tagged," that is deemed unsafe for occupancy. There needs to be a little bit of perspective here, though. While there is considerable damage to some buildings within sight of us here on the northern edge of the city, nearly every building that anticipated opening on this holiday weekend has opened. The exceptions, of course, are notable. Greg LeFevre, CNN, reporting live in Napa, California. Brian, back to you.
[Nelson:] All right, thank you, Greg.