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i'm anser hassan, no longer a threat to the community, finding from fire officials. >> i'm amanda del castillo in san jose, earthquake detected. starting tomorrow could get that message straight to your cell phone. >> kate larsen in san francisco, this alley a major source of contention. neighbors boarded it up, took it down. >> president trump attacks house speaker nancy pelosi, her response goes viral. abc7 news starts now. every second counts when it comes to earthquakes. omorroou wide early warning veillo is

every californian can finally take part. >> reporter: all you need is cell phone. launch date no coincidence, 30 years since the loma prieta earthquake and california will be first in nation to offer these early alerts. there's an app for that. sensors across the state to detect earthquakes before we feel them. >> we have a warning for hurricanes, tornadoes, other situations, cold weather storms, now warning system for earthquake. >> reporter: alerts will be pushed out through the same system that issues amber alerts. only get a few seconds to prepare. could come as much as 20 seconds in advance. would you know what to do? >> no. >> reporter: few seconds is plenty of time. hit near san jose, i receive

alert. stop, drop, cover and hold on. some remain skeptical saying california's earthquake activity is to, well, active. >> all of a sudden, get false alerts, will be a cry wolf. when there's a real alert, no one does anything. >> reporter: my testing found most phones can record down to 5, moderate. california is first in the nation to launch this early warning system. two l.a. residents say it provided them with s on your ph makes you feel like you will get a warning. as we know it worked already. >> reporter: you can download myshake app now, official launch is 11:00 a.m. system is backed by governor gavin newsom, usgs and many others. >> game changer. i downloaded it a while ago.

thank you. threat posed by hayward fault, yo reality flight over the fault that details cities and landmarks that sit directly on top of it. abc7news.com, check it out. and on the website, get information on myshake app we've been talking about. abc7 news can help you prepare for earthquake or any natural disaster, prepare norcal link to get tips. we're looking back at past and giving glimpse into the future. abc7 originals documentary "the earthquake effect," can be seen anywhere you get abc7, and 30-minute commercial free broadcastho yun live look at golden gate bridge, cooler and cloudy tonight. drew tuma is here.

tracking showers? >> going to find light drizzle in overnight hours. live doppler 7. over northern california, see light rain entering eureka right now. associated with quick moving cold front moving on shore now. isolated drizzle in morning. 1:30 in the morning, isolated drizzle close to the coast. early morning commuters, little bit of drizzle but front is out once sun is up. windy day tomorrow, numbers in accuweather forecast in a few moments. >> download the abc7 news app to track weather on the day, live doppler 7, customize the app for latest forecast where you live. power is back on but new star fuel tank farm in crockett remains closed. state officials shut it down as they began to search for cause

for tuesday's massive fire. anser, investigators were finally allowed inside tonight. >> reporter: that's right. they were handed back control of the facility. no longer a threat of fire, new star teams will go in, vent tanks and begin cleanup as county officials continue their investigation into tuesday's fire. >> taking measurements all day long to assess any kind of threat from vapor, from the various sources in the facility. >> reporter: result? zero indication of threat of another explosion for fire at nustar facility. now has the green light to take over the cleanup effort. >> they have their own fire suppression capabilities sufficient to handle anything o. >> reporter: nustar teams will capture runoff.

couldn't be drained due to threat of fire. all day were blasted with foam to prevent flare-ups from yesterday's fire. tuesday afternoon, two tanks that ethanolxploded sending a massive fireball into the air. shelter in place and evacuation orders were issued for surrounding cities. >> we were in danger, didn't argue with the evacuation order. >> reporter: michael kellogg continues with renovation at his house this afternoon. they live a block away from nustar, watched the fire race up the hill behind their home. >> it's incredible it didn't spread to more tanks. they got vegetation fire under control quickly. could have been a lot worse than it was. >> reporter: in email to abc7 news nustar says they build to meet for exceed requirements

that include earthquake, seismographic information, all because investigators are trying to determine in monday's earthquake contributed to tuesday's fire. abc7 news. >> storage tanks contained hundreds of thousands of gallons of biofuel additive ethanol, designed to make gasoline burn cleaner. normal normally 90% petroleum. >> california uses ethanol every day, 10% or less of one day's usage, shouldn't have much effect on the price of gasoline at all. >> but if the facility is shut down for weeks for maintenance, could have significant impact on the local gas prices. we'll have to see. stay up to date with the latest

on abc7 news app and abc7news.com. new developments. pg&e executive that took part in party at winery during the massive blackouts last week has left the company. mel christopher is out as head of pg&e's natural gas division. ceo of pg&e, bill johnson, said the party was insensitive and did not reflect the values of the company. tensions rose between the white house and house speaker nancy pelosi, with democrats walking out of meeting over withdrawal of u.s. troops in northern syria. president posted this photo of pelosi pointing at him across the meeting table, calling her nervous nancy. speaker made it her twitter account's cover photo. >> reporter: democratic leadership walking out of

bipartisan meeting on the syrian withdrawal at the white house. >> what we witnessed on the part of the president is a meltdown. >> reporter: speaker accusing president trump of having meltdown after the house of representatives, democrats and republicans, overwhelmingly voted wednesday to condemn his decision to pull american troops from the region. >> he was shaken up by it. that's why we couldn't continue in the meeting. he was not relating to the reality of it. >> reporter: democrats claimed the president verbally abused pelosi. >> he was insulting, particularly to the speaker. she kept her cool completely but he called her third rate politician. >> reporter: white house saying that trump was measured in the meeting and pelosi walking out was baffling. trump's decision to pull u.s. troops from syria cleared the

way for attacks against kurds who were in fight against isis. president trump is still doubling down on his decision. >> kurds know how to fight. and as i said, they're not angels. they're not angels. >> reporter: fox news obtained this letter president trump sent to turkey's president erdogan, asking him to make a good deal, not slaughter thousands of people, writing don't be today tough guy, don't be a fool. vise president pence heading to turkey. but president saying would never negotiate with the kurds who he considers terrorists. >> reporter: kids live on the other side of this fence and families feel this alley is unsafe. why the proposal to put a gate

blocking off the alley is contentious issue. grand theft

homelessness and issues that come with it are a key focus of our efforts to build a better bay area as you know. inglewood residents are fed up with shady dealings in an alley. but kate larsen learned what should be done next is contentious issue. >> there are lights in the alley, been broken. cameras in the alley have been stolen. >> reporter: asked us not to use her name, got permission to install two temporary gates

either end of the path, alley that connects ocean avenue to the drive next to her family home and is home for some unhoused neighbors. >> dangerous place. >> reporter: people who live and work around here say it's not homelessness issue but safety issue. people break into homes and backyards and do illegal drugs and one time pouring gasoline on the sidewalk and threatening to burn it down. someone, neighbors won't say who, put up wall to block the alley. didn't comply with access to city, fire department and other businesses and neighbors. wooden barricades were up less than a week. >> taken shortcuts, not democratic prosecu democratic process. >> reporter: now debating

installing a gate. >> feel for the people that live abutting that property. but when they bought property, that public right-of-way existed. >> reporter: supervisor's office is involved, need to work for consensus before other alterations are made. kate larsen, abc7 news. >> we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. join our build a better bay area group on facebook. love to hear from you. really excited to announce that "san francisco chronicle" columnist phil natteer is joining our news team and will contribute to building a better bay area with his scoops, insights and investigative reporting on our issues. will enhance building a better bay area as we search for solutions to high cost of living, environment,

transportation. phil also will be the abc7 political analyst. can read him wednesdays and fridays. phil, welcome to the team. great addition. police arrested two men accused of stealing over $50,000 worth of cheese from central california food processing plant. police department says they were advertising on social media and selling door-to-door and at local flea markets. booked on several charges of grand theft. we saw stunning sunsets tonight. the bay area and photos from abc7 news team. great shots on a great night but could change. could see showers. check in with abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma. >> beautiful sunset. little bit of drizzle overnight but tomorrow the winds you'll

notice throughout the day. live doppler 7 with satellite showing a lot of cloud cover overhead. drizz drizz drizz drizzle clover cloverdale and ukiah. clouds will linger. what to expect. clouds near term. isolated drizzle. increasing sunshine throughout the afternoon but winds will pick up. temperatures below average, that trend continuing into the weekend. with cloud cover overhead acting as blanket we've been slow to cool. santa rosa is checking in at 59 degrees. temperatures uniform across the region. live doppler 7 with satellite. cold front bringing showers into northern california. going to cross in early morning and bring a chance of drizzle along the coastlines. lot of cloud cover out there.

temperatures not dropping far, lot will hold in low 50s. break down the day tomorrow. start out with cloud cover, upper 40s to lower 50s. don't need rain gear. daylight will feature decreasing clouds, but winds ramp up. 60s and 70s. city tomorrow. increasing sunshine. 69 in san jose and concord. below average for october. north, gusts between 20 and 25 miles per hour and stays breezy into friday. also active ocean current. high surf advisory at noon. breakers up to 20 feet are possible. accuweather seven-day forecast, sun tomorrow, windy afternoon, breezy friday, nice weekend but

breezy sunday and increasing warmth monday, tuesday and wednesday especially. back into the 70s and 80s. above average this time of year. >> yeah it is, nice. tomorrow on "good morning america" foot network host shares tips for

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