O'BRIEN,: Welcome back, everybody. Some breaking news to get to. It looks like there has been an earthquake, a small earthquake, in San Francisco area. The epicenter apparently about one mile outside of El Cerrito which is in the East Bay that would be about 10 miles outside of Oakland, California. It happened just around 5:33 a.m. on the West Coast, so roughly 15 minutes ago. We're going to obviously update you as we get more information. But we're told it's roughly possibly a 4.0 earthquake based just outside of El Cerrito which is in California's East Bay. I'm getting a lot of notice on Twitter that the earthquake happened before we were hearing it. Let's get right to Carol Costello because today is the day she kicks off her new show on "CNN NEWSROOM". Good morning, congratulations to you. What you got coming up?</s>CAROL COSTELLO, CNN ANCHOR: Thanks, Soledad. I appreciate it. This is my first day on my brand new show, from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. and thank you for joining me ahead of time. Just ahead, at least 10 states are struggling to recover from that outbreak of devastating tornadoes. But one governor is turning down federal help. Is it a political statement or is someone looking out for your money? We will take a closer look. And then we go to the tiny town of Cushing, Oklahoma; it's where America's oil pipelines intersect. And it's also where politics and economics collide. CNN's Ali Velshi will join us live from there with a closer look. Those stories and much more. Of course we also have the latest on the earthquake for you in just about 12 minutes. Back to you Soledad.</s>O'BRIEN: All right we'll see you then Carol, thank you and congratulations again. We're going to have more with STARTING POINT coming up in just a moment. Stay with us.
Earthquake in San Francisco Area