BRIAN NELSON, CNN ANCHOR: One resident of Napa, California says it was just like someone was holding the house and shaking it violently. In fact, it was a magnitude 5.2 earthquake shaking that home and many others in California's Napa Valley. Two people were hospitalized, one of them a 5-year-old boy, who is now in critical condition. We have more now from CNN's Greg LeFevre, who is in Napa.</s>GREG LEFEVRE, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): Glass strewn about the sidewalk in front of an auto parts store. Shattered windows at a children's shop. Toys knocked off the shelves. You would think Californians would be used to earthquakes by now -- they are not.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: When the thing hit, it just -- it sounded really amazing. It just was an undescribable sound.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: ... my bench. I had everything nice and clear and all my cans came down on the floor. And this car actually moved 6 inches over.</s>LEFEVRE: The city of Napa has declared a local emergency. City assessment teams are red-tagging damaged building. They have discovered 10 main water leaks so far. They are setting out dumpsters to assist residents in clean-up. A 5-year-old boy was rushed to surgery after suffering a head injury in the earthquake. A local hospital reports treating 40 other people for minor injuries. The earthquake knocked out power to 10,000 customers, most of whom were back on-line shortly after sunrise. Officials warned residents that the two aftershocks felt already will not be all.</s>LEFEVRE: The city now estimates that there are 150-200 buildings damaged in the quake, almost none of them as severely as this building, which is now closed for business for the time being. Greg LeFevre, CNN, live in Napa County, California.</s>NELSON: Thank you, Greg.
Napa County Residents Begin to Pick up Pieces After Moderate Quake