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good evening. it came in the wee hours of this morning, a damaging earthquake stronger than anything felt in the san francisco bay area in almost 25 years. the 6.0 quake was centered near napa in the heart of california s wine country. it was felt for hundreds of miles. buckling roads, knocking out power, igniting fires, damaging homes and businesses and sending scores of people to hospitals. california governor jerry brown declared state of emergency for the region and president obama received an early morning briefing on the quake. we begin our coverage in heaard hit napa. joe fryar is there. joe? reporter: good evening, lester. in all, 16 buildings are damaged so severely no one is allowed inside of them. some of worst destruction you can see is right here in historic downtown napa. today, there have been after as shaking and very, very, very loud. and it seemed like it went on and on and on and on. like it wasn t real. because it was just so incredibly violent. the 6.
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will this mean more trouble for brown? the spunky little girl with a fatal diagnosis and the man a world away, the only one with the cure. now they re meeting for the first time. they are the perfect match. and good evening. david is off tonight. i m dan harris. the fire captain in the city of napa, california, says it was the worst shaking he has ever experienced. the quake hit in the dead of night setting off raging fires like this one sending bottles flying off the shelves in the heart of wine country and damaging historic buildings in downtown napa which is a mecca for tourists, in fact, you could see some of them wandering through the streets in their bathrobes after being jolted so rudely out of bed. look at this surveillance video. cameras rolling during the quake itself. vehicles shaking as debris falls all around and there it is on the map, the magnitude 6.0 quake hitting north of san francisco. the governor declared a state of emergency tonight and we have team