live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good tuesday morning at 5:00. today is the day we start warming up. meteorologist mike nicco has the detailed. mike? >> live doppler hd. good morning, everyone, nice to see you on a tuesday. the commute should be easy. we don't have drizzle or fog. we have limited cloud cover. the forecast shows sunshine quicker and temperatures responding at 70 to 80 for most of us. inland east bay, 84 for the warm spot and here, 64 to 70 at san francisco. leyla gulen? mass transit, bart and

trains on time. the bay bridge toll plaza is lightening up and fast track is moving along with no problems. on the altamont pass we have construction until 6:00 a.m. along the eastbound correction 580 to grant line road a couple of lanes are blocked with a battle neck westbound and at greenville we have a stalled vehicle blocking one lane and heavy delays from address at 33 miles per hour so it will take 35 to 40 minutes. two dozen people are forced from their homes this morning in san francisco after a three-alarm fire at a bass station that spread to other structures. katie marzullo? >> this is a troublesome fire so i will talk about the people

after talking with the red cross volunteers. they say there are 23 people displaced from seven families and two dogs so five apartment units total and the red cross truck is on the scene working to help everyone would needs help. they say they are looking for hotel rooms for seven people. it is a tough time with a convention in town. the fire itself broke out at 12:30 and crews found a large fire in the body shop of the gas station. it spread to two apartment buildings burning one and only the exterior of the other that suffered smoke and water damage on the inside. that is why so many people are out on the street. another issue because it is a body shot it mixed with the water and it drained into

gutter system. had was potential to impact commuters because there is a huge muni intersection but the fire department got there and cleared the area a is open to traffic. the latest on the napa earthquake, schools in the unify school district are closed today while the city is pushing tourism with the remainder that 80 percent of the wineries were not affected by the earthquake >> good morning, look at what the earthquake did, the building has been red tagged meaning it is too dangerous to go into and despite all of the devastation businesses are re-opening and it is the great harvest season. >> to wine country the hard clean up continues after the 6.0 magnitude earthquake on sunday

with the damage $1 billion. >> the most severe earthquake that happened to the napa wine industry in decades. >> dozens of hopes and buildings were destroyed or ruled too unstable. >> we want to make sure the safety level increases and people are not going near buildings where there is a threat debris could fall. >> this video from a music store captures the terrifying moment. >> i thought i would die. >> 200 were injured including 13-year-old nicholas dillon. >> he jolted up. he was crawling away and the bricks fell. >> he has multiple fractures. >> with the threat of more aftershocks many call for early warning system. when an earthquake happens the waves that cause damage travel from the center at the speed of

sound but sensors near the center that detect the, can send an alert faster so that the early warn could give 40 seconds notice before a trim employer enough -- before >> crews checked for gas locations and working to repair the pipe lines. >> napa valley will resume public services and the planning and building department re-opens in the administration building on 3rd and the assessor and county clerk has moved to the same building opening at 1:00 o'clock a.m. and the d.a. and public defender is moved to the main library. call ahead. we posted the full list at a abc7news.com. >> most napa schools are closed today as inspections continue. 20 of the 30 district sites have been inspected and from nouned

"safe." checks on the remaining ten take place with most after school activities canceled and napa, vintage and american canyon high school football and cross country practices continue. officials will announce whether classes are held tomorrow and which schools. classes do resume today at the high school. >> 70 buildings in napa have been red tagged and 200 yellow tagged following the earthquake. officials say they specific the number to grow in the following days and weeks and the mayor of napa is calling on assistance to help the businesses get back on their feet. the downtown area is fenced off so machinery can haul away the debris. >> the timing was not good for the wineries. many started the harvest. owners are working to clean up the mess to continue the har

process before it is too late. it is estimated that damage could top $4 billion. the worst earthquake damage is at one winery in napa valley with the wall bowing out 4'. engineers will assess the damage. the owner hopes to brace the building so workers can enter and clean up the mess. the building date back to 1886 and is a national historic landmark. public work crews are trying to repair water main breaks. eight were repaired last night. if you last water service cop completely should use bottled water for drinking or cooking or boil tap water for a minute. some water could be cut off during the repairs that are being made in the area. the red cross is providing

much needed aid to napa valley earthquake victims. if you want to "give where you live," make ten dollar donation by text "red cross," 9099 we will have continuing coverage of the napa valley earthquake with a photo gallery of the damage and tips on preparing for the next disaster with breaking news alert by following us on twitter. the rate of serious christmas is going down in san jose with police saying serious crimes decrease by 9 percent between january and june over same per last year and homicides fell 20 percent in the first six months. property crime dropped by 10 percent with fewer vehicle theft andburg hear and officials have noticed a decrease in serious crime. >> supporters of a statewide ban on plastic bags may introduce the measure again next legislative session.

the proposal fell three votes short of passing yesterday. the key sticking point is charging ten cents for paper bags or reusable plastic bags and 100 local governments including many cities in the bay area have a ban in place. >> oakland is laying out the details of the $2 billion coliseum city and the environmental impact study shows a ballpark and basketball arena but the warriors are moving to san francisco. the plan includes 5,000 residential units and three hotels and 525,000 square feet of retail space. >> the a's are playing away, i think in houston? >> in houston. the giants are home. about 64 or 65 and brighter at 7:15. the last 12 hours we have had

four reports of aftershocks. last hour we had two reports but nothing wronger than 2.0. look at our probability of strong aftershock is down to 14 percent of magnitude 5 or greater. the weak aftershocks will taper and only two to 12 are expected between 3:00 and 5:00 and the large earthquake is around 5 percent to 10 percent chance. sutro tower shows clouds but they are not so thick and full of moisture. 67 to 54 and already sunshine but the coast has a few lingering clouds and temperatures are chess to average compared to yesterday and a delightful evening, 62 at the coast and 76 inland. >> a quiet commute in san jose

at 5 northbound direction southbound side shows nonexistent traffic with construction until 7:00, and eastbound 580 away from mcarthur to 980 so that stretch from emeryville to oakland will be shut down. we have closures in napa because of the crumbling buildings and you are off limits to areas around 1st and 2nd and 3rd so in the downtown napa area you want to avoid it. it is unsafe. next the immigration challenge mexico's president is issuing to the united states as he pays a visit to california. a warning that went out before the napa valley earthquake hit and the water

bond in november could democrat how soon we all get the warning. the babe babe -- bridge is looking nice, the bridges all look mice and we will keep you with weather and will keep you with weather and traffic throughout the ent

covering san rafael, south bay, pleasanton and all the bay

area, this is abc7 news. a renewed push for earthquake warning system after the 6.0 magnitude earthquake in napa valley. it could come through a $7 billion water bond in november. the governor signed a law requiring a statewide early warping system by john of 2016. officials say the technology for warning system exists. it estimates it would cost $23 million to be up and running in california and $11 million to maintain. the streets of ferguson, missouri, are quiet as the missouri, are quiet as the community said good syed white police officer. michael brown's funeral was yesterday. there have been a series of tense protests recently. a grand jury is reviewing the case to see if there is evidence

to charge darren wilson >> more people will travel than in six years for the labor day weekend. aaa expects 35 million of us to hit the road labor day weekend. gas prices are the lowest in four years. the average is $3.44, less than last year by eleven cents. watch out for hidden hotel fees. the industry is checking $2 billion a year from surcharges such as automatic gratuities and restocking for the mini bar. >> something new is early arrival fee, up to $30. >> read the fine print carefully before booking.

mexico's president will speak to both houses of the california legislature today after he headlined an event with governor brown in los angeles yesterday. he called on the united states to enact immigration reform. the governor invited the president during his visit and will host a luncheon in his honor today. machine opinion has -- machine opinion -- meteorologist mike nicco has warm temperatures. >> live doppler hd is quiet. the air mass is dry. the temperature is 61 in napa valley. sip as year. we will be warmer at 81 this afternoon during clean up. low 60's elsewhere but novato is 56, the cool spot. lafayette is 56. 57 in san ramon. cupertino is 54. that is the cool spot.

san jose is 58. san carlos and newark are 59. 61 in san francisco and half moon bay and alameda is the embarcardero shows the parent lay is come pressed by the high pressure is dry so more sun and warmer highs. wednesday through friday are the warmest days and seasonal temperatures headed through saturday and sunday still watching the moisture that lacks to be mid-to-upper level moisture with in rain. >> it is warm today, morgan hill and gilroy and mid-to-upper 80's and the south bay is from 77 in milpitas and san jose and cupertino at 80 and 74 in santa cruz with sunny conditions. up the peninsula, more sunshine and 74 at milbrae to 80 in redwood city and close to that in menlo park at 79.

nearly 70 downtown and south san francisco and 64 in bodega bay and 68 in sausalito and napa is 80. the east bay sure, low-to-mid 70's from berkeley at sunday and union city is 75 and fremont is 76 and it is warmer inland east bay, mid-80's, nearly 90 in brentwood. at&t park is sunshine at 7 chopper 15 and 64 and 65 by the end of the game. the seven-day outlook shows we are jumping six degrees tomorrow and a couple more today especially away from the coast. through and friday are warmer, low-to-mid 90's and low 80's around the bay and 70 at the coast. >> as you come in from the east bay over the bay bridge this is a look from emeryville camera to the eastern span with traffic relatively light and moving along as you head up to treasure

island area and we had a stalled car and that moved along and not causing traffic impact. over to the altamont pass, this is where we have a couple of things. we have an accident at the intersection of altamont pass road and grand line road. if you use this adds an artery to get to 580 or around the traffic on 580 you could run into traffic on the surface streets. if you are 580 it is busy drive causing pressure on 580 at 205 and at least 45 minutes from tracy to dublin. we have construction eastbound 580 from north flynn road to grant line road until five o'clock causing a bottleneck. proceed with caution. slow for the coin zone. >> straight ahead, hollywood honors the stars of television

awaying an entertainment legend, billy crystal's tribute to robin williams last night. a beautiful shot of the city this morning. the new abc7 news now. we keep you connected during the entire break. the eastern span of the bay bridge in san jose.

at university of phoenix, this is a woman hesitating on a life-changing decision. we know going back to school is a big decision.

that's why we offer students new to college a risk-free period. so you can commit to your education with confidence. get started at riskfreephoenix.com discover light & fit greek nonfat yogurt.eal pleasure? irresistible flavors, like toasted coconut and vanilla, with a delightfully thick creamy texture. light & fit greek. taste satisfaction without sacrifice. ♪ dannon diwith the performance you expect from topicals in a non-greasy collar. seresto provides protection against fleas & ticks for 8 months! seresto®. right now, at petsmart, save $10 on seresto® flea & tick products. >> seven things to know today. the protect news, an early fire drove 20 people from their home near san francisco's park at 12:30 inside a service station

at ocean and san jose avenue and spread to two add joining buildings. >> seven buildings in napa valley have been red tagged to be added to the list. the mayor of napa valley is calling on assistance. >> engineers will see if the brick by brick demolition needs to continue on the bell tower. a team pulled loose brick off the tower. engineers should be back this morning. authorities released spells of a suspected serial arsonist, the most recent video showing a woman setting patio fire and it is thought she is behind half a dozen other fires. >> heavy equipment is removing sod at the new levi stadium.

they will install a new because of tripping during the practice. two aftershocks in the last hour as strong as 2.0. we have the latest on what to expect with a warming trend. >> early morning traffic from tracy to dublin and highway 4 and a car fire in menlo park and now "modern family" has done it again for best commie. >> the winner is..."modern family." this is the 5th. ry for outstanding comedy series taking the breeze each year

tying a record winning by "frayure," and it belonged to "breaking bad," for top drama the lovable geek won the fourth the lovable geek won the fourth for best actor and billy crystal honored robin williams. >> he made us laugh. hard. on television. movies. night clubs. arenas. hospitals. hopeless shelters, for our troops. even in a dying girl's living room for her last win. he made us laugh. he died august 11 at age 63. >> jimmy kimmel honored williams wearing rainbow suspenders under

his tu to his first role of "morning." >> we have the critical meeting happening today in the south by that could force in to cut their water use by 20 percent but, first, a there on the roads this morning. check it out. the weather is remaining up. the weather is remaining up. back with more news can weather

♪ the weather is remaining up. back with more news can weather ♪ i ♪ know i can't deny... ♪ that i got a new feeling ♪ deep inside... ♪

[ female announcer ] with five perfectly sweetened whole grains... you can't help but see the good. hey pal? you ready? can you pick me up at 6:30? ah... (boy) i'm here! i'm here! (cop) too late. i was gone for five minutes! ugh! move it. you're killing me. you know what, dad? i'm good. (dad) it may be quite a while before he's ready, but our subaru legacy will be waiting for him. (vo) the longest-lasting midsize sedan in its class. introducing the all-new subaru legacy. it's not just a sedan. it's a subaru. live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. it is 5:28. thanking for waking up early. a little bit of a reminder, it

is still summer. >> kids are going back-to-school. mike? we talk about that along with the earthquake and what to expect the next seven days. still a 5 percent to 10 percent of more quakes. now only 4 percent to have an now only 4 percent to have an earthquake greater than 5 will go away quicker and the coast and san francisco is cool, most of us at 70 or 80 and east bay is the warmest. a good job from walnut creek but this is a buildup moving southbound and even in the northbound there is more traffic. we have a car fire on the peninsula if menlo park southbound 101 at willow road one lane is blocked and usually

and light traffic. 101 san francisco to sfo is a short ten minutes, from 2389 to the maze and 14 minutes and from highway 85 to san jose airport it is 11 minutes. we are following new in san francisco where more people have been displaced from a three-alarm fire. katie marzullo is at the seen. there are a lot of people dismissed, including two dogs. a public health issue on the other side of the five trucks is a representative from public works on the scene because the works on the scene because the fire was in a bass

gutter system. the man from the environmental health says he think they have been able to pump it out of the sewer system and what is left goes only to the facility, drinking water, that is safe. the rest of the cleanup is the responsibility of the gas station owner. the fire broke out at 12:30 in the body shod of the bass station and spread to two apartment buildings so we have 23 people from seven families displaced along with the two dogs. red cross is helping everyone but still looking if room for 15 people. i talked with one. we alive. that is most important. it is okay. >> the chief on the scene says the actual fire or gas pumps were never in danger and that that is good news.

commuters are here because it is a big muni intersection but the tracks and roads are open. the commute should be as planned. fire investigators have been here. still looking into the cause of the fire. the latest on the south napa earthquake with inspectors red tagged 70 buildings too dangerous to enter and 200 others have yellow tags and israel will receive $2 million in firm funds to repair damaged roads causing streets to crack and pavement to buckle and stressed bridge joints. 208 were injured and one patient is in critical condition. public works crews are trying to repair 90 water line leaks. it will take a few more days before water service is restored.

napa mayor is asking for earthquake help from the federal government fencing off much of downtown so heavy machinery can haul away the debris. businesses have started the massive clean up. >> we got fema set up and small business listens and all these things to get started and they are nimble right now. >> officials expect the number of red and yellow tagged buildings on grow. >> napa county will partly resume several public services for the first time since the earthquake re-opening in the county administration building and money works is open and the assessor and county clerk have moved to the same building and all county libraries are closed today. we post add full list of services at abc7news.com. engineers look at a weekend church bell tower to see if they need to demolish more structure in vallejo.

they reduced the height of the tower by 3' before stepping. officials closed part of the boulevard as the pastor alerted them the tower was a hazard. it opened in the unanimous 20 and had retrofitting in the in knew's. >> boys and girls clubbed in napa valley are opening to those who need a place to go. the school district closed again in napa valley. the boys and girls club are waiving fees to those would want to superpower the day there open from 7:30 to 6:00 p.m. and you can drop off at clubhouse in napa valley or at the club in american canyon open to students between 6 and 18. thou not have to be a member. despite the damage to the hardware company it is open for those needing supplies. the chain store rushed ordered merchandise for children 100 and

repair from water here hookups to flash lights. the company has called in employees from stores across the bay to help out. the first to open doors as expected suffered the least advantage. the napa valley roasting company and a tavern welcomed customs while doing work, still, inside. it will take time to get back to normal after the sunday earthquake. "7 on your side" joined the red cross in downtown napa yesterday gathering donations and answering questions on insurance and repairs. the american red cross is collecting donations if you want did give where you live t "red cross" to 930999 for ten dollar donation. we will have continuing coverage

of the napa earthquake and a photo gallery of the damage tips in preparing for the next disaster. >> officials in san jose will meet to discuss what can be done on a local level in response to the drought. officials will consider adopting a resolution declaring a water short average potential new limits on watering lawns and lend scrapes making it early to water each day between 8:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. however, residents using recycled wastewater with be exempt. there is a hearing on a rope alibi pg&e to raise gas rates approvalling the increase of $8 a month. pg&e wants to raise gas pills by an additional $1 billion costing

each customer $5 a month. they say pg&e is using fears after the explosion to justify the rate hikes. >> the 49ers are ripping up the field at levi stadium with the sod torn up. again. there will be a new field this weekend with a different grass. sod was replaced on thursday after flavors kept tripping. this were more cop complaints on sunday against the chargers. they hope to have the field ready accept -- >> we had a big aftershock at 3.9 aftershock reported a mile west american canyon five miles northwest of vallejo so we are talking about a pretty significant after shock at 3.9

at 5:33 near the epicenter the odds of an after shock happening has taken place and we will wait to see if it doe cause that were damage but because so many damages have occurred, we will have to see... mike, you have been talking abut probability of a bigger one but, it is there and it is sizable. >> social media, and i got a defeat who felt another good shake. and heather from east petaluma felt it so the 3.9 rumbled through the north bay and that is a bigger aftershocks. the emergency was dropping

rapidly to 14 percent and it want up to 100 percent. pause it happened. >> hopefully that the last. the wind is 22 miles per hour. high pressure moves in overnight so we will see a calmness developing keeping the water and we are in the low-to-mid 60's along the bay more and the problem is if you enjoy the warmer-than-average weather we have a strong swell to the south because of hurricane marie moving to us today so chaos with large southern waves coming our way and strong occur helps and rip currents. please be careful because of that if you are thinking of bing to the coast today, tomorrow, through friday. we are cloudy with dry air and less cloud cover and no reports of drizzle and quicker sunshine and warm weather. low 70's inland and we jump into the mid-80's by 4:00 and mid-70

at the bay and enjoy delightful evening in the upper 70's the traffic is building from oakland toward san francisco so certainly the metering lights will be turned on soon. we are seeing a wait on our hand from the east bay. at opinion low park we have a block because of the car fire southbound 101 remark is able to move through without any problems and northbound side not seeing any delays. where the dumbarton bridge, traffic is clear so top speed from the east bay toward the peninsula and i will have the closings in napa in a little bit we want to let you know this has been another after shock after the 3.9, a 2.7 has been reported to usgs and the 3.9 was

a good sold but not a long >> brace yourselves for more activity. aought most seriously injured of the 19 earthquake victims and good news about the teen boy crushed by a collapsed chimney. >> california vietnam war memorial faces controversy and the battle over whose name should be installed upon it. >> san francisco as seen from sutro tower camera. the new abc7 news now. the new abc7 news now. a live look at all the bridges.

! that's our new interactive speaker wall. 'sup? thinks it's a speak-ing wall. this can even dim your lights. your 3-d--printed girlfriend will love that. real mature. there you go. a laser drone for cats.

i wish i had lasers. i don't. pew pew pew... the new radioshack is finally here. the store of your past is now the store of your future. come see one of our remodeled stores and save 50 percent off skullcandy headphones. or get a 20-dollar gift card with air raid speaker purchase.

covering novato, oakland, sunnyvale and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. this is a picture of the reported shaking after we just had a 3.9 magazine duty after shock 15 minutes ago and another 2.7 that followed and a 1.9 centered a file from american canyon. the 3.9 was felt by a lot of people that are calling into the

newsroom with karls from vallejo and san rafael and daly city curing to -- according to e usgs and berkeley and guerneville and benicia and fairfield and san francisco. people have been feeling the 3.9 earthquake. we do not hear damage reports but because the buildings have been damaged they could be weakened further. be careful. >> there is a stream images showing the earthquake destruction in napa but this is drop video in downtown area of napa valley. we have been showing you buildings on air but not from this perspective. >> 13-year-old honor student suffered the worst injury in the napa valley earthquake. nicholas dillon is involving.

the fire place in the home sheared off and fell on him as he slept on the mattress near the fireplace. he is recovering from nine-hour surgery. >> very frightening to know what he was going into but because his friends were calm and comforting he felt like egg -- everything was fine. >> the bricks are filed in the backyard and the rest of the first place will likely be torn down. to be safe. >> families of veterans are in sacramento to expand the california vietnam war memorial. the wall includes the names of 5,600 who died during the war in war zones and some thing it should include the names of those would committed suicide because of ptsd and those that

died from cancer related to orange agent and one opposed that. >> a heavy downpour doused kickoff to burning man festival. hundreds were turned away. the rain let up late yesterday. a look at the desert where the sun will rise and 15,000 people are going to show up the burning man started as a celebration of art and counter culture but recently credit ins complain it is taken over by wealthy tekkies who find it to be a hip place to go. the event, mood and taste and family could be ever voluming. >> people could say it is commercialized. >> a lot of after shocks the last 15 minutes. the biggest is the 3.9 earthquake.

people are saying it is a quick jolt not the long shaking. >> three are them in four minutes all on the same spot so the area is rocking and rolling. it is zoomed to that area and you can see to the west of american canyon over farmland where the water meets the edge of the ground that is where the center of the three aftershocks were felt. petaluma, hercules, all these areas, napa, we appreciate the tweets and even in san francisco someone felt it. 59 in american canyon and if you have to go outside or there is minor damage from those, the temperatures are mild. we have upper 50's to low 60's and this is as cool as it will

get running nearly 80 warmer than yesterday for the cleanuppest. 55 in lafayette a cool spot. next is 54 in cupertino and 56 in novato and 58 in san jose and fairfield is vine and -- i and the embarcardero center shows from our roof camera, we have more sunshine and warmer temperatures and the warmest day is tomorrow thursday, and friday where we see the biggest jump in temperature. more clouds this weekend remnant moisture from hurricane marie but there is a dry layer uncutting any chance of measure average rain. mid-to-upper 88 in los gatos and morgan hill and gilroy and upper 70's to 80 from milpitas and you can see redwood city is sticking

out and mid-to-upper 60's loan -- along southbound san francisco and mid-70's to federally 88 in santa rosa and federally 88 in santa rosa and young in napa and fremont is for sure. game time temperature, 64 at 7:15 rockies and giants. low-to-mid 90's wednesday and thursday and friday with low-to-upper 88 an the bay and 70 at the coast. the bay bridge toll plaza has delays now but business as usual despite the aftershocks. rack is heavier getting into san francisco. we have street closings in napa

we do have streets that are shut down including jackson and 1st and 2nd and 3rd so avoid the general downtown area of napa. the new twist on an old beauty accessory that claims to make you look great but could protect you from serious dangerous. >> the most famous investors is in the middle of a controversy over fast food. >> you are looking at a picture of the bay bridge and the bay lits and the super screen seven and on the right you can see the bay bridge and the aftershocks from live doppler hd. from live doppler hd. we have the 3.9 aftershock woke out in petaluma because of the shape

woke out in petaluma because of

>> good morning, a look at after shocks that have hit the last 15 minutes and the largest is 3.9 with calls from people across the bay area including the napa area and the north bay and san rafael, too, so we will watch that. got a tweet that redwood shores felt it, as well. >> yesterday there was a hailstorm and it was impressive looking enough to cover the

ground and the system has moved on and that is why we are looking at quieter conditions and 75 if lake and mid-to-upper 90 through the value stream and low 80's very dangerous surf around san diego and los angeles. leyla gulen? the drive across the war from hayward is heavy at this hour with more traffic building and no accidents to report. we will take you to american canyon where it is business as usual. in word of any damage to any of the roadways but we will keep you posted. students at north carolina university are vetoing a new -- are developing a new nail polish that changes color when it comes in contact with date rain rugs and all you have to do is use your finding wear to stir consider drink and if it is laced your polish turns a

different color much the students say the polish line is still in the works but they hope to prevent sexual assault with the help of science and fashion. "good morning america" will have a full report at 7:00. more now on breaking news. a string of aftershocks in the past few minutes. all coming up. later on, we have the show stopping kiss getting big buzz last knit from the emmy awards and why it is nothing new. the new abc7 news now. we have cameras showing the aftershocks from live doppler hd and the bay bridge toll plaza with a big backup. with a big backup. stay

live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. in napa, american canyon has

several aftershocks shaking the area. again. >> the 3.9 earthquake hit american canyon at 5:33 this morning. here is a map of the area. viewers including redwood shores have been reporting feeling the earthquake. it is quiet now but in the last half hour we registered 3.9 and 2.7 earthquake and 1.9 all in american canyon area. we asked people on twitter what they felt and if they felt it and we getting opinions including victor from san francisco saying, yes, rattled nerves. and it was felt in marin county from the news, and another felt it in daly city. >> someone felt it in san francisco