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we're if the east bay near the epi center of an earthquake. why residents say this did feel like your ordinary california quake. heating up inland tomorrow, i'll show you how hot and how long coming up. >> and concerns over this homeless encampment in san san jose, why its location has federal officials concerned. the news starts now. i was so scared. and then i just screamed and ran into the delivery mail. >> it was a scare for some and

caused a bit of a mess for others. and was felt far and wide as you can see here in the purple. >> an earthquake centered in the east bay rattled nerves throughout the bay area. good evening thank you for joining us i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dion lim. there weren't no injuries but certainly a lotover concerns, kate larssen reports. >> reporter: we're in san leandro very close to the epi center of the earthquake. i spoke to residents who live here and they said at 6:30 they felt a very strong jolt followed by shaking. geologists are still trying to figure out which earthquake occurred.

>> it was almost like you could feel it coming. >> reporter: it was so strong, she felt her home shaking. >> it was so strong i felt like my home was going to fall its foundation. >> reporter: vicki is a long time area resident and remembering the santa loma quake. >> usually you feel the shaking, this was totally different. i wonder if the closer you are to it the more you're going to get that bang instead of all the shaking. >> was there anything about this quake that felt it feel more like a jolt than the shaking. >> typically if people are close to where the earthquake source is, the epi center. likely they feel everything happening at once. >> reporter: robert legrew is a scientist. he says the 3.9 magnitude earthquake was centered in san

leandro around 3-1/2 miles from vicki's house. it was also a shallow quake. >> it was only >> reporter: the rail train automated. wendy's studio jolted. the students quickly stopped. >> everybody thought someone ran into the wall. >> it was just like a quick shake. >> it caught me off guard. >> now people are wondering what will come next. >> i was scared there was going to be another earthquake. >> reporter: so degrut says in terms of the earthquake there was nothing about ordinary about aftershocks.

he does say it's a great reminder when you feel an earthquake to get prepared. we have four different ways you can sign up for shake alerts your smart phone. just go to abc 7 news.com to get that information. now to developing news, there's a new budget on the governor's desk tonight it includes putting more money in the pockets of middle class californians and free school for young children. j.r. stone has the details. >> reporter: it has been a hectic day getting to this. some of the bills still have to be voted on thursday. the over all plan was approved this evening. the california state senate approving the state's $262.6 billion budget shortly after assembly members did just that. some democratic lawmakers from around the state now praising

that budget. >> this really is a budget of a lifetime. >> i don't think anybody has had a budget like this in front of them for a generation if not much more. we should be proud of this budget. >> this is the best budget for education in the history of california. >> reporter: in terms of the education, the budget has agreement that will phase in universal prek. summer school and afterschool programs will be added in low income areas. billions of dollars will go toward homelessness. rent and bills income residents pandemic

>> it's $258 million that's the status quo wildfire prevention budget. >> now the pwuplgt also sends $276 million to help, now the budget also sends $276 million to help. it then approves $600 check to those households making no more than $75,000 a year. j.r. stone. there was another big mo this evening by lawmakers in sacramento. a rent aid bill passed. it expands the relief program by providing funding for all rental debt that has been amassed since april of last year. renters cannot be evicted until october of this year. a bill that would speed up

the date for governor newsom's recall election is on the desk. lawmakers passed it today. without it the election date could come up as soon as mid- september. democrats believe governor newsom will benefit from an election held sooner than later in the fall when we could see blackouts and fires. republican kevin kiley called it cheating. >> governor newsom is a ballot because of a mistake, he will not be listed as a recall. when newsom responded to the recall petition last year he did not file a party preference with the secretary of state's office. oakland's police chief is concerned crime will go up after the city council voted to shift more than $17 million away from the department. the money will be diverted to

fund alternative programs intended to prevent crime. chief armstrong says every type of crime in oakland has increased this year except rapes and burglaries. armpared to 7la year. >> that additional 70 billion that was reduced will have an impact when you hear the statements from those that say, nothing will change,s that not true. >> reporter: oakland has 714 officers. the chief says full staffing is 788 officers. a new approach to safety hit the streets of san francisco's mid-market community. major breas said the ambassadors started today to connect with people. breaed announced ambassadors would be on every block of market. more sfpd officers are also

patrolling. former bay area broadcast executive fred zender has died. it happened just before 10:00 last night when he was walking on the intersection of walnut street in alameda. a 30-year-old suspect was take into custody in suspension of being under the influence. he retired in 1999 but continued to write for two local newspapers. he was 87 years old. abc 7's commitment to building a better bay area includes a focus on health and tonight we have a vaccination update. san francisco has hit yet another vaccination milestone. 70% of the latino population that's eligible has received at least one dose. the city has one of the highest vaccination rates when it comes to major cities in the u.s. of those who are eligible, 81% have received one dose. 73% of the total eligible population 12 years and older

are fully vaccinated. and contra costa county has become the first in the bay area to split its tracking of new covid-19 cases between vaccinated and unvaccinated people. the graphic from the county health department paints a clear picture of what is essentially two different counties. the case rate for the unvaccinated is 10 times higher than those who are fully vaccinated. contra costa county's over all new case is slightly higher than the over all state rate. historic heat is taking its toll on the pacific northwest. a look at how it's having an impact on airports. >> it's kind of the only place people can go to now. >> a homeless encampment in the south bay recently exploded in size. a wildfire in northern california explodes in size. now local crews are helping fight the flames. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel, rain and drizzle

starting the morning then we're talking summer heat. >> first her's here's a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel. >> let's do this onthis onthis kids. >> he's not leaving. >> this is not my re

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the city to do sre ise be a buffer property at manetta international airport that has the faa concerned. the buffer is currently used as a homeless encampment. according to the federal agency, it's exposing that population to unacceptable levels of noise. but residents like scott largen says there is nowhere else to go. >> i mean they're already kind of at the end of the line right here. we're living in a crash zone. so obviously it's pretty difficult. >> reporter: the faa sent letters to sjc meaning the was purchased for airport approach and noisemitigation. airports that receive federal funds must make sure airport property is used for its intended land use. so avoid jeopardizing futu

federal funding for future airport projects. >> we're hoping to have until next year. owe how siant and challenging this is going to be to try to get in there and clear this out. but we are mandated by the faa to go in there and do it. >> reporter: two fliers alerted residents about keeping their area clean. a third stirred up confusion. >> we're looking at the language of the flier which was posted by the city's beautify sj. >> reporter: those experiencing homelessness have not been forced to leave the location just yet. but when the time comes, largen estimates it'll be turbulent. >> initially there was 45 to 75 people in the area before covid then it pretty much exploded to about 600 people out here. >> reporter: in san jose, i'm amanda del castillo. the extreme heat is not loosening its grip on the pacific northwest. temperatures soared well past the west yet again and people are struggling to find any kind

of relief. flights are being canceled out of seattle which is causing travelers to compete with locals to secure an air- conditioned place to stay. abc 7 talked to some of those who were able to get a flight to the bay area. one man got lucky and was able to stay with his parents. >> they announced all the hotels were all booked. they told them if you can find an air b &b you will be reimbursed but i don't know how that will go. >> and the city shut down its light rail service. a fast spreading in siskyu. >> calfire sweeted some photos today. lightning sparked the fire three days ago. look at all that smoke.

it's burned about 1,500 acres and is 20% contained. so called safe and sane fireworks are now for sale in some bay area cities. abc 7 news was at a fireworks stand in san bruno it's one the handful ndful ndful ndful n allows safe and sane fireworks to be sold. a fixture for party for khapelheimen. chapelheimen was recruited after 9/11 and countless areas around the country. he says it's been rewarding. >> when you love something it's not work. this has been one of the greatest privileges of my life to be at a job where what you

do makes a difference and where the people you work with every day they make a difference in other people's lives too. >> menlo park is the only department he worked for. he started when he was 20 so congratulations to him. >> what a career. once again let's get a check of the weather and ama oh my goodness the pacific northwest just heating up. >> yeah. let's get to sandhya patel for the latest. >> it was just dangerous and excessive there as a matter of fact, seatac 108, seattle 107, those are all records. portland hit 114 degrees. it's just a scorcher. i want to show you our weather by contrast exploritorium camera. visibility is beginning to drop along the coastline and we're starting to see a little mist so tomorrow morning, do get ready for some drizzle along the coast. live doppler 7 showing you the

fog not just near the coast but it has pushed in toward the east bay as we take a look at the temperatures they're in the 50s to the 70s. so not that much cooler. we are talking about heat. a heat advisory for lake county continues until 9:00 wednesday because of the risk of heat illnesses. that hot weather is going to continue there. and speaking of heat. some fog is beginning to push toward the pacific northwest. that will allow the heat to ease in places like portland and seattle tomorrow. upper 80s to mid-90s. still plenty of triple digits as you will notice from bend to redding heading into lm spngliis thnorth. g patchy drizzle. that marine layer has compressed just under 1,000 feet tonight. heating up inland tomorrow afternoon. we do have cooler weather headed our way. from our emoryville camera. despite the fact that it's going to heat up tomorrow the

air quality is going to be good. not just tomorrow but the next four days. so if you're going to be out and about. tomorrow morning you will notice the fog locally around the bay. it is going to be a little drizzly around 8:00 a.m. if you're commuting watch out allow that extra time late in the evening. we're talking about the fog hanging around at the coast. as we look at the temperatures for the morning. in the 50s, 60s breezy with the fog right near the coast and bay for tomorrow afternoon. it is going to be warm in the south bay. 93 degrees in gilroy, 84 degrees in santa fe. how about sunshine and cloudy weather. low to mid-60s coast side. it is going to be lingering fog at the coast. north bay temperatures upper 90s ukiah. 92 in santa rosa. in the east bay you're going to be up to 75 in oakland, 80 in

freemont. 91 degrees in livermore. so it is going to get hot. after tomorrow temperatures are going to go downhill. low 60s to the upper 90s. those temperatures dropping off into the 80s for the rest of the workweek. going into the 4th of july mid- to upper 80s i think that's comfortable. upper 50s to low 60s. so over all just absolutely beautiful weather but one day of a heat up. >> all right, sandhya thanks. a 70-year-old woman steps ton the field and makes history with the -great idea. [gasps] look at the little cutie. -he's coming for a visit. -hi. [chuckles]

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the giants entered tonight's two game series in l.a. with a 3-1/2 lead game over the dodgers. with a chance to gain even more ground in the nl west. a beautiful sunset there at dodger stadium. l.a. got to anthony descafanni right away. mookie betts the lead off homer makes it 1-0 dodgers. 424 feet to right and it's 2-0 dodgers in a hurry. let's go to the 6th. giants down 3-1. brandon crawford gets all of this one 444 feet to dead center over

trevor bower. it's a 3-2 game. later in the inning, bower gets ross swinging and the giants had plenty of of chances in this game. curt casali with two on, swing and a a miss. two on, two out and flies out to shortstop in shallow center. giants were 0-13 with runners in scoring position and they lose a close one 3-2. game five of the western conference finals. they're going to book the first game to the finals. devin booker beats the five buzzer. fresno state's paul george, dribble drive cross over then hits the three. so nice we show it twice. chris paul goes flying. play off piece play 20 of the. under five minutes to go, reggie jackson slams it home. the clippers staying alive. game 6 wednesday, staple center. all right, to the ice. stanley cup final game one

defending cup champion lightning hosting the canadiens first period tampa bay on the attack. and eric sernak lights the lamp and it's 1-0 lightning. plenty of fans enjoying this one outside the arena there in florida. third period 2-1 game. nikkita kutura toward the net. hits it with the stick into the net. they take a 1-0 series lead. game one of the college world series mississippi state and vanderbilt bottom of the first. bases loaded for parker nolan he gets plunked by that christian mccloy fast ball. the commodores were just getting started. jason gonzalez 3-1 shot off of jeff patrick. they scored 7 in the first and they win it 8-2. they look to close things out tomorrow night. abc 7

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tonight. thanks for watching i'm >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, chris pratt, michael cohen, and music from the isley brothers featuring snoop dogg. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. thank you. that's very nice. thank you. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. welcome. [ cheers and applause ] i appreciate it. thanks. sit down. please. relax. i have to say we have safety measures in place. i am still getting used to the masks in the audience. feels like i just woke up in the middle of having surgery and they called in a huge team of medical students. look at how big this guy's liver