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Pacific Watch is Jeff Bliss. We go immediately for the earthquake striking earlier in this

week, 6.4 in Northern California. Jeff, you want to report on the damages and what we

know about Humboldt County. Good evening to you. Good evening, John. Power is back across

Humboldt County, which is in Northern California. It's about five-hour drive north of San

Francisco just to give you an idea where it is. That 6.4 earthquake hit earlier this

week. Thankfully, there were not a lot of casualties, although they've now revised the

number to two people dead, unfortunately, and several dozen injured. Of course, there

were many towns that had quite a bit of destruction, long-term impacts on residences and businesses

and infrastructure there. They're coming back slowly but surely. They've opened up some

of the bridges that were closed, but it is a very sad time for a lot of people up there.

They've seen their livelihoods destroyed and a lot of their homes destroyed as well.

We go from Humboldt County to the question of California and population. Humboldt County

is a rural area with a culture that's not unlike the West, California West, but the large

urban metropolis of California, San Francisco, Sacramento, and Los Angeles are facing a phenomenon.

I don't think it's been true for a hundred years. What do we know about the Census Bureau's

estimate of California this year, Jeff? It's very interesting because even though births

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