speaker johnson live on the hill. there is a possibility and head of his meeting with vivek ramaswamy and elon musk they may speak at the microphone as well. let's listen to the speaker's first. >> house republicans invited and many will gather for the discussion. they are will not be a lot of details for the press because this is brainstorming session and the first, as i said, long series of meetings held as we are laying the groundwork for new year and new congress. you will see a lot of change around here in washington the way things are run. we need to make government more efficient. that is what the whole objective is. that is what the d.o.g.e. effort will be about. you will say by camera operation and by the way, bipartisan over the last 24-48 hours and a number of democrats leaders in the senate and the house that said, you know what, i want to be a part of that as well. we welcome that and it should be

bipartisan and we will do great things for the country. i guess i will take one or two questions. [inaudible] without cutting programs like social security and do you have confidence you can find cuts to that level? or will this may be be an opportunity to level set for a more realistic effort? second question, do you support pulling back federal funds the biden administration is pushing out in the final days, including to cut that competitor of tesla? >> let me answer these questions in reverse order. we are frustrated by the biden administration appears to be doing right now and that is shoveling money. somebody said on a hidden camera clip that i saw coach is someone in the administration charged wh distributing the funds said it is likely are dumping gold bars off of the titanic at the end. we take over in january and until then coach at the big

government democra are in charge and spending money in our view recklessly. so yes we've had a lot of discussions the last couple of days what the authority would be to call some of that back and stop it. bit is a serious challenge and we need to stop and expose what is happening. that is what this effort will be going forward to. there is enormous amount of waste, fraud, abuse in the government and people know that intuitively. the subcommittees being created and d.o.g.e. itself will be to explore that, investigated and leave it bear for the american people to see. that is how we will bring the change we only. this is ongoing effort, yes. >> reporter: fighting back as they have signed contracts to try to get this deal worked from home and things like that? >> there was a report that came out today and i don't know if you see me it that a survey how many federal employees are working in the office.

by estimate 1% if you don't count security personnel covering the building's. that is absurd and not something the american people will stand for. one of the first things you will see is a demand from the new administration and from all of us in congress federal workers returned to their desks and get back to the work they are supposed to be doing. i think that is common sense. what you will see the overriding theme is a return to common sense and return to accountability and efficiency in government that will serve people well. there was a lot more to tell you in the days ahead. thank you for being here. >> sandra: interesting moment than back on the hill, mike speaker johnson sharing with the press his thoughts about d.o.g.e. ahead with elon musk and vivek ramaswamy. elon and vivek ramaswamy arrived capitol hill in a short time that tiny seconds they arrived, apparently in the room in which

they will meet with the speaker. it will be interesting to see what details come from the meeting. spiel in this meeting a buzz on capitol hill and great anticipation and recognizing biy for president trump. very interesting to hear the speaker's remarks coming into the assessment end. >> sandra: abe is excited for the meeting but hillary vaughn live on the hill and i can only imagine all that the excitement on the hill as these folks arrived today. >> sandra, a lot of excitement and vivek ramaswamy and speaker mike johnson walking by me to the meeting room. brainstorming session for everyone had to cut $2 trillion from the federal budget and from spending. that is a goal. this is also a way for elon musk and vivek ramaswamy to figure out who will work with them and who will stand in their way. at the end of the day, everyone is trimming the fat until the food coming off your dinner plate. that will be a challenge for

elon musk and vivek ramaswamy. i tried to ask elon musk, how do you convince people who don't want to pet spending just quit spending? he did not reply but that vivek ramaswamy this morning on his way to senate meetings and try to ask him about what the strategy is? do you work with congress and how do you work around them if they don't work with you? >> how much do you think you can cut without congress' help? >> on our way to the many, we will have a great discussion today. >> how do you convince lawmakers who will not help in the effort? what can you say to persuade them to help you? thank you. >> and some lawmakers are going to need persuading. the top democrat on the house said vivek ramaswamy with zero authority. but there is a lot of downsizing that vivek ramaswamy can get on without congress from having

president-elect trump using executive orders to vetting ways for federal spending. when it comes to the dollars and since the federal government has at their fingertips to spend is up to congress. they are getting back up from unlikely places, senator bernie sanders said elon mass is right that things need to be chopped and other democrats joining yan too. >> ultimately, i just think there is not a single american that thinks there is not a perfect american that can't be changed so i think democrats should brace like embrace efficiency. i think anybody can support making our government more efficient in saving whatever money we can. >> in a big part of elon musk and vivek ramaswamy's plan to reduce overall size of the workforce. 11 musk mentioning in a report that basically says if you don't count security guards or maintenance people less than 1% of federal workers show up into

the office in person every day 40 hours a week. that is something they want to change and they don't think a lot of people will stick around to show up. they think that would reduce the number of workers off of the bat. >> sandra: i am relabeling you the new trap queen because wow! you walk with vivek ramaswamy and he was either in a rush or cold outside. great reporting as always, hillary, thank you very much. mike. >> mike: sandra, threaten plans to trim federal workforce has thousands of social security workers just locked in a hybrid work protections through 2029. in the latest contract alexandria hoff is here with more, alex. good to be with you, guarantee that telework and that contract and others like it removes the tooled that d.o.g.e. seeks to turn down federal workforce. a elon musk rode this requiring federal employees to come to the

office five days a week will result in a away from voluntary terminations we welcome. federal employees don't want to show up, american taxpayers should not pay him for covid error privilege of staying home. a new administration to unilaterally change union contract terms. according to blumberg, social security dealt a place to 32,000 workers and martin o'malley before he resigned last month to run for democratic national committee chair appeared to have the goal should be retaining federal employees not putting them out. >> we have driven up overall productivity by 6.2% over last year. that is a lot more windows than staff. it is not because we are lazy. but is not because we don't show up for work. but is because there are fewer of us. >> according to teleworker by joni ernst, additional agencies dealt union pushback over reducing telework include the department of labor, treasury

department, had to go to epa, centers medicare and medicaid, in equal employment opportunity commission. this report no 6% of federal workers report full-time in person and we know now the report out today much less than that that joni ernst abides as short-term or aggressive auditing of employee performance needs to happen as well as auctioning off of unused office space. there is a lot of that downtown and we see that everyday. >> mike: alex, thank you very much, sandra. >> terrifying words in the english language is i am from the government and i'm here to help. periods bid to write code to a warning from larry kudlow's guy as he said decades ago and now that same sentiment is back under president-elect trump inc. as he lives here now, larry kudlow, fox business. we always look back at those moments but they have president-elect trump coming vivek ramaswamy and elon musk

meeting on the hill. speaker johnson on the hill. there is a buzz on the hill but what do you see coming from all of this and we watch that play out and you said this is not just about cost cutting to be clear. >> there will be a budget side investment cost-cutting side to this. and a rift side to this reduction in force, but that will take quite some time to paint out. look, i want to do as much as they can do to shrink the size of government. but talking to vivek as they have and you read the op-ed piece in "the wall street journal," so much is aimed at curbing that unauthorized hotel and constitutional power of the regulatory state. this is about regulation. this is about executive branch regulators who are doing stuff they shouldn't be doing and expanding their payrolls they shouldn't be expanding. that is so important here. vivek has said many times they

hope to use the pre and decisions, epa versus west virginia and back that years have the epa and second when so-called chevron deference decision which penned the ears back of every regulatory, every alphabet agency and the government. i think they would like to eliminate the agencies if they could and they will certainly try to curb them and downsize them. they will have a fabulous ally in the white house, of course, besides mr. trump. wrestled though is they director of office of management manabudget, and heis so onto thr this and he wants inside of that the office of information and regulatory affairs and russ will be working out. they will work hand in glove and trump will give them the back end. listen, government is doing stuff it shouldn't be doing, sandra. >> sandra: that is what the

conversation -- >> and they are not showing up for work anymore. they don't bother to come in the office! for god's sakes! >> sandra: this is joni ernst and i said to you earlier, workers, government workers working comfortably from home that are pretty nervous about what they are hearing coming from d.o.g.e. joni ernst cracking on federal workers working from home. >> we are not using those buildings so use it or lose it. federal employees hotel you need to earn the right to telework. so what are we going to do? we will track your productivity and your activity if you are teleworking. and i've gotten a lot of pushback from the unions on that, but i'm telling you, elon musk and vivek ramaswamy are here to help us with our goals. >> mike: what an unjust idea that you are on the government payroll but you don't show up. golly! i want to hear what the liberals on the other side of the aisle

say. by the way, they should be empty and get rid of the whole thing and lease the building's. lease the buildings to private sector businesses and make a lot of money, which will be part of vivek/elon operation. they want to take a lot of federal land, federal equipment, federal buildings, and lee said to make it revenue. make it get revenue for the budget. they were so much that can be done on that score. listen, in general like the biggest picture i can draw, less government motel less government influence. on the private side for all of those young men and women, hispanics, blacks, gen xers gen zers don't want to depend on the government anymore. >> sandra: they want lower taxes. i want to finish up with your column.

this is the headline trump tax cuts 2.0 and the blue color boom, stronger political position will be. we have a couple of seconds left. >> i'm happy with this early idea one reconciliation bill and they think they will get it done in 30 days. it will not include taxes. that is crazy! first of all, reconciliation bills are very hard to do. the republican house with one vote majority or to vote majority in the house is the house and out the senate. in general, mr. trump's face once to hire take-home pay. this is the working-class coalition. the blue-collar boom he promised and yes, he can deliver about lowering taxes is so crucial to that. this is tax cuts 2.0. by the way, corporate tax 10 to 15%. don't forget small businesses okay and reduction 199 or

something, that is crucial to 95% small business. don't forget -- >> sandra: you are fired up, larry. >> individuals, listen to those, individuals three percentage reduction point marginal tax rate may be more. they get a doubling of the standard of. they get a double at the kiddie tax credit. you can't risk just waiting later in the year because then you will be stuck in 2026. it will all be repealed and expired. >> sandra: you have to save something for your show tonight. >> i'm sorry. >> sandra: larry, you are always great. speak all that to you give me. >> sandra: we will see you later, mike. spill in manhattan under way and come and remains at large depth of health care ceo and retired nypd detective and head. >> sandra: plus, supreme court will not block tender care band for minors. but the argument sparking a lot

of controversy. brian kilmeade will join us next at the patriot awards next. ♪ ♪ surance for exams, glasses, and contacts - all at america's best.

>> sandra: a new international studies with covert lockdown since schools chose american scs lacking in science test scores. the bank money show, i am, the other issues we are seeing, what are they? >> i want you to take a look at the scores because it covers a time period and math went down the tubes. notice what is going on, the test for the first time in '95 and 2023, we are back at the same spot. that is how much we declined. look at the ranking internationally here.

we have fallen all of the way behind these countries but we are behind malta. if we do well in the next test, maybe we can pass malta. one thing that has been a problem how much we are spending per student. look at this. we have had almost 9% increase in one year, 2021-2022 per-pupil spending. we are spending money on kids in math, may be the most critical area for them right now. they are declining behind other countries and we have lost all the ground since we started this whole trans international math test in '95. sandra, that is why you have d.o.g.e., musk and vivek ramaswamy saying stop spend money. >> sandra: not just a lockdowns but ththings happening at school. some advocates homeschooling say they can take the public school math curriculum and teaching at home certain numbers of hours and that they that can sometimes take weeks and the public

schools. >> you are not doing the crt and dei and other woke piety. you take the basic that right now all that other staff seems to be crowding out the thing we need our students to learn, to compete on the international stage. this is not an ideology think the economy can your kids fly in the future? >> sandra: hard numbers. >> the data. >> sandra: good to see you. speak at this is not a partisan issue. at this comes down to the basics of science and how we treat young people in the country who are in distress. right now go to the other side is proposing we continue to use ideologically driven, harmful interventions to kids. there are so many of us in every spot political sphere that do not agree with the policy. whistle-blower jamie reed on the program yesterday acting to supreme court arguments and the case tennessee law to ban transgendered treatments for kids.

justices split on party lines. will it affect my nurse tender care and dozens of states. brian kilmeade coast of "fox & friends." >> great to see you, mike. they went that justices divided tennessee law banning transition care for minors let let's start with justice brett kavanaugh and get you to react to him. >> it strikes me as pretty heavy yellow light if not read write for this court to come in, the nine of us, constitutionalizthet the forefront of this are pumping the brakes on this kind of treatment because of concerns about the risks. >> brian we anticipate rolling supreme court late june. how do you see this case? >> i saw comments from

justice sotomayor hotel like we should not get involved and let parents decide whether a kid's a girl or boy appeared to the more you read about it, the more crazy 2020 george floyd riot, boys aren't girls and girls are employees and we don't know what a girl's and we don't know what a woman is. we get it, the lpga gun out of their way to say we read thought it and you have to be born a male in order to compete. they are readdressing it. take your seats at two countries throughout new york doing the same thing. what is so wrong about telling a kid you have to wait until 18 when it comes to drinking question why so many things that minors have to wait to do and tk about banning social media. they are doing it australia until 16 and don't tell me suicidal, there is always suicide tendencies, it is sad to say but if i don't change my gender, i will kill myself, usually, there is a lot more going on than that.

one 16-year-old wants to make a life decision to affect than the rest of their lives. do you want to make that decision at 16 that will stay with you until you are in the casket and until you see the grapes? to me, obviously, 18 is enough there till there is media prescribing like an aspirin and i think a total back off on that. sometimes, you have to save parents from themselves and this is an example. >> mike: brian code to the stakes are super high. sports, bathroom, locker room access. how concerned are you? >> i'm concerned we will not do the right thing. i'm concerned and i tell you what first and foremost, i know nancy mace is getting blowback why why are you so worried about transgender house of representative official who wants to come forward and by the way will plenty of refreshment as they roll behind me, why are you so concerned where you go?

i do think people should understand and have a third bathroom or whatever it takes, but you should not have men who want to be men or women going into the situation. i think ryan rick gates did the hard work in 2020. it is a lot easier to figure out the fever is broken and start doing the right thing. if you have the money, get that third bathroom. they have a ear at the tillis entered, the side of the patriot awards. that in the meantime you have to protect girls and women and you have to protect sports and give your child division iii or division i tran field hockey or basketball coach at their teenso be successful. don't break the game by putting a man in there that wants to be a woman. >> mike: brian, let's talk about patriot awards you and favorite fox, tell us about it. >> i mean, an example for the sixth straight year giving those people who do extraordinary things on a regular basis that never get the name and claim

they deserve from first responders to the young patriot to the patriotic night to people doing extraordinary things. you will see it tonight. people who love the country but to act out of selflessness in a way that needs to be highlighted. there will be a series of many documents telling the story and giving out a special -- a very special award and special statute. an appearance by the 47th president of the united states. we have seen almost none of him since he won and the first time inside of a crowd from mar-a-lago. it will be great. i heard from somebody with him today look at what he has pumped up for this tonight, tickets are going down. tickets are going $8,000 so it will be a magical night. i feel great because i've been in hollywood. i felt great in nashville, but the people of long island and around the country have no idea a great show they are about to see. >> mike: and o'clock eastern,

fox nation, brian kilmeade, thanks so much. >> don't forget my nation saturday night, might, i know you'll be watching a day early or a day late. >> mike: i am fair, sandra. >> sandra: thanks, brian. jurors wayne danny penny's choke hold subway case. came to trial in the first place. >> mike: plus intensifying the response for killing unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson with new evidence of a possible motive. retired nypd detective will join us with the latest next. >> there is an element of mystery here obviously that invites more questions than answers. it is a typical at that very unfortunate incidents have gun violence we see in the city by nature of the fact that the motive is still unknown. i think contextually, it is sort i think contextually, it is sort of a perfect storm.

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♪ ♪ >> sandra: fox news alert half past the hour. this is just into the newsroom. magnitude 7.0 earthquake has hit off the coast of northern california. another earthquake registering 5.0. it has prompted tsunami warning for coastal areas near california/oregon state line including san francisco bay area. 5 million people right now under a tsunami warning. the emergency alert gone out to folks in that area says about tsunami warning says a series of powerful waves and currents may impact a coast near you. you are in danger. move away from coastal waters and move-in land now. keep away from the coast until officials say it is safe to return. we are told governor gavin newsom's meeting with emergency officials right now. he has been briefed on the earthquakes and the tsunami

warning. the resulting tsunami warning. this was about 30 miles, 39 miles off of the california shore, the 7.0 earthquake. i can also bring you this from governor newsom's office. it is a tree and it says the governor has been briefed on their earthquake off the south coast of northern california and resulting tsunami warning. he is meeting with state emergency officials and working to secure californians are safe. also, sayings state operations center to activate to coordinate a response. at this late the next few minutes, next few hours we will be watching for anything there. more than 5 million people under this alert and move to move away from the coastlines. we will keep watching this. this happened a short time ago and this is what we know so far. we will bring details as we get them. in manhattan underway for a gunman responsible for killing

unitedhealthcare ceo, brian thompson. new photos released as investigators lie in wait before shipping the ceo from behind. new evidence from the crime scene reveals a positive motive. pat is with us. thank you for being here and good to have him on pet under horrible circumstances. what have you been able to conclude from the facts in this case so far? >> first of all, good afternoon, this is a fascinating case the extent so many unusual elements relative to a murder in midtown. at the fact is, this supports ubiquitous nature of all the cameras, 18,000 cameras the city put into play 2011. the dell name awareness estimate that will be the key to this. now that his face is available, i think arrest will be eminent for certain. >> sandra: we have been up on the screen right here. do you think they will find this guy? part of the evidence we have and

we know we have is the shell casings coshow right? he left words on them. are you able to draw conclusions from that? was this someone setting out to obviously send a message, but words on the shell casings, have you seen that before? >> no, i actually have not. but the fact is, the camera system, of the 18,000 cameras out to make and all the other cameras that blanket the city saturate the city with cameras are really going to be the key to this. they picked him up at the projects westside two hours before the shooting. right now, the fact is, there is nowhere for him to hide or nowhere to run. his face is identified and the reality is an awful lot of people will come forward. they were his reward money. he can hunker down for sure. but they will serve him and that nypd after him and resources,

extraordinary technology and expertise, i think there will be cuffs and leg irons quickly. >> obviously plain sight in that video footage and more video footage out there. and running, getting on a bike, you hope getting close to this. this is joe marino and he joined us live how that gun could lead the place to the suspect. listen. >> what authorities suspect the gun may be which might be a rare type of man not normally sold in the tri-state area. they have a point at the interest and not a person but a point a point of interest where they believe that that does turn out to be that on, it will lead them to potential suspect. >> sandra: also paul mauro joint test yesterday as the news was breaking, pat, he suggested

ai artificial intelligence could play a huge part in finding the suspect. >> absolutely. this is a unified effort, and it is a true dragnet, true manner. you will see the resource come to bear, dogs, drones, so forth. the partnership with nypd and law enforcement has with the people on the streets and the eyes and ears you see something and say something, this guy's face is out. he goes to stores, dry cleaners, starbucks and eats energy bars and drinks water because that will likely leave genetic material when they go after that. but the reality is, this is a big city but a small town. the nypd and the ubiquitous nature of all of the cameras connected under the domain awareness that was put in place 13 years ago. i think it is going to be a very, very short time before he is and leg irons. >> sandra: now that you are in private investigative work, you

see other ceos out and about and they have so much security around them. most new, especially such significant and large companies. why do you suspect he didn't have anybody with him? >> absolutely. there is no place to rent to, sandra coach and if you think about it. they were is no place far enough and everything is connected. so the reality is the connection between technology expertise and of course, nypd's great efforts, this will be quick, in my view. he can only hide out for so long. how many people will turn him in on the money on the street? that is always a huge factor. but the reality is, the key to this is really now in the hands have good, old detective work, which is what it comes down to so often. and i see a closure to this with way. >> sandra: okay, pat, good to have you on. thank you, good to see you.

>> thank you. >> mike: back to the breaking news of the hour where earthquakes off the coast of california 7.0 magnitude 10:44 a.m. prompting tsunami warning for coastal areas. 5 million people under tsunami warning and we know california governor gavin newsom briefed on the earthquakes off the coast of northern california and resulting tsunami warning. obviously grave concern when you consider west coast of the united states is highly populated area, sandra. i'm reminded 20 years ago this month that they after christmas with tsunami that rocked title end. the officials on the west coast taking it very seriously. >> sandra: we weight on an update from gavin newsom with officials something break down the matter. obviously, 7.0 is an earthquake that could do damage but the tsunami warning resulted, this is a huge warning and 5 million people fall under that warning.

so people get information fast these days, mike. hopefully, these people get to safety because the next couple of hours will be crucial to get yourselves somewhere safe in case something like this does happen. >> mike: heed the warnings if you are on the coast in oregon or northern california, obviously, better to be cautious in these situations, sandra. >> sandra: we will watch that can bring you updates in california. when you year ago today a young texas chair later killed in cold blood in the hands of the migrant in the u.s. illegally. the suspect is asking for insanity evaluation. elizabeth medina's mother jacqueline joins us next on her push for justice.

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♪ ♪ >> sandra: a new image is coming out of california right now. san francisco courtesy ktvu with 7.0 earthquake triggered tsunami warning on the west coast. 5 million people affected by this. let's get to straight to jonathan hunt live as people are heeding the warnings. what are you hearing, jonathan? >> sandra this was a big earthquake and a standard, 7.0 in major earthquake. not far off at the coast of eureka, california. that is close to the border with oregon. what is 270 miles or so north of san francisco. so a big distance, so tsunami generated by the earthquake would take some time to reach san francisco. we are told the bay area could experience any tsunamis in about the next 15-20 minutes.

i have to tell you, i've been monitoring the live cameras around eureka and you see eureka on the map about 250 miles north of san francisco. i did not see any significant waves developing. there were smaller waves. what i could see on the live cameras at the point at which this tsunami was supposed to be hitting there. that does not mean it does not build as it moves south perhaps towards san francisco. there are, as you said to, 5 million people under alert right now. governor gavin newsom and his press office put out a statement on x saying, "the governor briefed on the earthquakes help the coast of northern california and the resulting tsunami warning. governor newsom has now with state emergency officials and working to ensure californians are safe." they also said the state operations center has been activated to coordinate the

response. these tsunami alerts went quickly as they tend to now on social media and straight to the text of a lot of residents in northern california and in the southern portion of oregon there. just as i mentioned just south of the border with oregon, review recap, as you look at it right there. what is interesting about the earthquake it was very shallow and what we were told originally from the usgs it might have been as shallow about a half a mile. that shallowness of an earthquake is very significant in terms of the damage and the strength it delivers. that is significant here and why so many synonymy alerts have been put out so many communities right now, sandra. >> sandra: jonathan hunt live takes out of california and new details that command we will certainly bring that to the viewers live. we will be right back

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♪ ♪ >> mike: today marks one year to date texas teenager elizabeth medina killed at the hands illegal immigrant from mexico. the trail for the accused killer delayed for request for insanity evaluation. elizabeth's family living a

peaceful protest today to demand justice. joining us now elizabeth's mother, jaclyn medina, jaclyn, welcome. >> hello. >> mike: the suspect wanted insanity evaluation. the trail was supposed to begin this week but bumped back to february. how painful is that for you? >> it is devastating and heartbreaking, knowing that it keeps getting delayed. we are seeking answers. we want justice. the fact that it is being pushed back more, it just breaks us. >> mike: my understanding is the suspect had been handled in our system in terms have been familiar to authorities. what questions do you have about the previous handling of the suspect? >> why was he let go? why after having the eventual burglary charges was he let go

into our streets again? why did he only have probation, being the fact his visa was expired? who let him go? why? if he wouldn't have been let go and protocol would have been followed, my daughter would still be alive today. >> mike: pictures of your precious daughter, i cannot imagine how you feel. tell us about the protests later this afternoon. >> we are having a peaceful protest because i don't agree with what is being done behind closed doors at the courts. i want everybody to know, and i want everybody to help spread the word and raise awareness that we need justice for elizabeth. that would not be just as. we need justice and that is the max for him. >> mike: jaclyn medina, our

heartfelt condolences to your family. thank you for speaking with us today. >> thank you. >> sandra: fox news alert, tsunami warning issued to nearly 5 million along the west coast there after earthquake of a 7.0 magnitude resulted in tsunami warning. they are urged to get away from the coastal area. obviously, mike, this is a situation too many familiar with on the west coast. the details, 40 miles off of the coast, 7.0 magnitude happen 10:45 a.m. specific time, local time there. and this is obviously right in the middle of a workday there. we are getting updates from the governor's office he is meeting with emergency officials. we wait any sort of update, but we are watching and we have live shots watching the coastal areas there as a lot of folks have to

heed the warnings, mike. >> mike: obviously, earthquakes come with the territory but tsunamis are rare. obviously, they were grave concern about the impact of that. we saw what happened 20 years ago when thailand, obviously talking about a very populated area west coast of the united states. we know the government is tracking this. the california state government and tabulate the work and state government as well. you see some of the communities and the path of the path of eureka, california, and further down the coast, san francisco the most populated part of the area. a lot of concern up and down interstate five core door as you look at the west coast of the united states. speed to look at the various warnings london breed and operations center response to tsunami warning and move out the coast one block in lent is the

instruction, public safety personnel they point to the coast to warn people to move inland. they will continue to provide updates. san francisco emergency is issuing a warning about the tsunami warning in effect. stay out of the water and away from beaches, docs, peers and one block inland is the common warning to anyone along the coast right now. jonathan hunt, you have an update for us. >> sandra, these warnings going up and down the oregon and california coast are very serious. the city of berkeley, remembered 250 miles or more from eureka close to the epicenter, this were earthquake. but the city of berkeley putting a warning out saying in all caps, leave now and do not wait and do not stay on boats or docs. bring all people and pets with you and only essentials and medications. lock doors when you leave and

take one vehicle with you to help the roadways open for responders. the warnings are serious. what we have seen from a lot of pictures go to a lot of people or significant number of people, at least, not paying much attention to the warnings. some people gathering right along the coastline to take a look. you can see on the left of your picture there, people pulling over to see what is going on. these are very serious warnings. it covers some 5 million people right now. we have not heard any reports as of yet of extensive damage or, indeed, injuries from the earthquake itself which took place in our and 13 minutes ago. that we are obviously waiting for updates and eureka not the most accessible city in california by any means so we await further information what damage the earthquake itself did. if indeed a coach at that

tsunamis come to pass any significant way and any damage . we will keep you posted throughout the afternoon, sandra. >> we are told no longer tsunami warning to the west coast. that just end that a lot of precautions taking the situation very, very seriously 7.0 earthquake. that would be good news if the tsunami warning called off. a sigh of relief for the west coast certainly in northern california and oregon along the coastline. >> yeah, mike, as i was mentioning earlier, that earliest indication this might not be any significant movement in terms of tsunami is when we were monitoring live cameras in eureka which was obviously the closest to the epicenter of the earthquake. from what i could see, at least, a few waves a couple feet high coming across the shoreline. but there was not any significance. indeed, it could be good news we

will not see significant development in terms of the waves and tsunamis coming along the west coast anywhere. we still have to assess the damage from the earthquake itself which you see on the screen 7.0. that is a big earthquake, mike. >> mike: significant, john could you thank you so much. the san francisco bay area rapid transit known as barth has stopped traffic all the directions underwater san francisco and oakland so officials taking this very, very seriously. >> sandra: we will continue to watch the result of the earthquake that happen a short time ago on the west coast. might, good to have you and thank you for joining us, everybody. i am sandra smith in new york. >> mike: i am mike emanuel stay with us.