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>> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. ama: a magnitude 5.1 earthquake rattles the bay area. good evening. i am ama daetz. dan: and i am dan ashley. it was the conversation of the day. ama: some felt it, some did not. dan: it always gets our attention. they say it was a magnitude of 5.1 thousands of us felt at 11:42 this morning. several smaller aftershocks were felt earlier. ama: amanda del castillo heard from more. amanda: from swain artwork to

swaying light fixtures. abc 7 news captured the reactions from the earthquake that rocked the region tuesday morning. >> this was a shake and i roll. amanda: -- and not a role. amanda: he shared video footage. it is set up to withstand 50 mile an hour winds. also surviving the earth chalk -- earthquake and several aftershocks. >> we felt it here. it was like an earthquake and then an earthquake. amanda: these two grew up in morgan hill. they were there when it hit in 1984. >> my wife's family lost their house in the earthquake. things like this ground us back

to make sure everything is strapped down and safe just in case. amanda: tuesday's jolt within the same spot as the morgan hill earthquake. >> this is an active fault, this is a fault they can rupture and a large earthquake in this is one we need to worry about. amanda: that warning, reaffirming the need for the retro project. large reservoir was drained in late 2022 to -- to prepare. >> the damage could be catastrophic. simulations show a 30 foot wave would wipe out morgan hill. epatio a small earthquake like s is still a concern.

we still send our crew out to make sure thing isthey say it iy thing. amanda: in san jose. i am amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. dan: let's check in with sandhya patel. ama: she has been watching this. sandhya: the largest part was that 5.1. the depth was about five miles. five miles away. all day long we have seen aftershocks. this was on the fault and runs along that region.

strongest of it was new the epicenter all going down to paso the shaking intensity lessened by the time you got away from the epicenter. if you take a look at magnitude five, you can see some property damage. that is the size of a million pounds causing the damage. fortunately we did not see that damage happen. ama: thank you. dan: it has been a few years since last some we had an earthquake the strong. ama: we looked back and there has been for 5.0 or greater earthquakes in the bay area in the last 30 years. today was a 5.1. 2007, 5 .6. 5.0 -- there was a

5.6 in 2007. then we had a 5.0 and a 5.9. dan: of course, we should all prepare. more bay area cities were added to the list. up to $3000 are available. to see if you qualify, registration is now open. ama: thousands benefited today from a app. a full circle moment happen for a professor. his earthquake students were

taking an exam at the uc berkeley ab -- lab. >> all of our phones went off. everyone has the my shake app so they get the early warnings. ama: students were alerted at most two seconds before the shaking happened. science experts say we need to be ready for a much larger earthquake. they will -- they are working to increase the alert time on the my shake app. dan: the probability of a magnitude 6.7 striking the bay area in the next 30 years is 63%. we want to help you prepare. you can go to abc7news.com for information on how to be ready, how to prepare a kit, how to be informed. the documentary the earthquake

affect shows the situation every bay area resident could see. you can stream it on the app or on website. ama: the city council in antioch 's meeting after the mayor since he was punched in the chest earlier in the day. j.r. stone was at the meeting to get to the bottom of the controversy. >> stop. since the last summer tell you. j.r.: -- this is the last time i tell you. j.r.: numerous thrown out of the meeting as tensions continue to raise. >> have her removed right now. get out. j.r.: these moments came hours after the city's mayor reported being attacked by someone at a public event early on tuesday. >> there were some type of

altercation. it was very disappointing to experience. i was blown away at the behavior. j.r.: i councilmember describes what she witnessed saying, it was a physical attack on the mayor. >> he raised up his hand and shoved the mayor really hard. he shoved him under his neck. before he can react to me and the other lady, the gentleman raised his hand again and the mayor kind of grabbed his wrist. i was like, wow. he really just attack the mayor. j.r.: police say the incident is under investigation. the tension at the city council meeting centers around ongoing investigations into the possible

misconduct within the antioch police department and possible sexual harassment by mayor thorpe, claims that he denies. he believes there are racial undertones here as police reforms and other measures are taking place within a city. >> individuals in the city are upset about the progress they are making. they're disgusted with the fact we keep disenfranchising people's forces. -- people's voices. >> some of it is fair and some of racism. j.r.: we were unable to speak with a man accused of hitting the mayor. dan: we will continue to follow that. we are hearing your top issues in the neighborhood and finding solutions. right now it is a central concern in the city of oakland. art the recent efforts to stop the rising crime rate working?

today, they say yes but the situation is still very serious. this is how long is all hands on deck strategy has been in effect. they have recovered 80 guns. >> we want people to feel safe. it deftly has made an impact. dan: oakland police announced they received a $1.8 billion grant that will go towards hiring more officers. ama: more to come. the top water wasters are now being called out by name in one bay area region. san francisco cooldown, it could be time to friday home.

a possible way to change how you commute. lyft is coming with an idea. dan: coming up, tonight, on first, "jimmy kimmel live." >> i made the show with my bare hands. caramello is upset that you have not seen him -- guillermo is

dan: 300 homeowners hit with fines for using too much water during the drought. an alamo resident used more than

9100 gallons of water a day. the average home uses about 200. other top water wasters are a former chevron executive and former safely executive. the limit is 1600 gallons per day per month. the more you use, the more you pay. ama: we know the bay area housing scene can be challenging. new data shows home prices are falling faster and fan -- in san francisco. tim johnson went on a search to see if there's a brief drop or the prices are here to stay. tim: san francisco has long been home to many of the eye watering homes. according to new data, that could start to change. housing and the bait dropped faster in august than any other city in america. a 4.3% decline since july.

>> we her changes were coming. i am sensing on the street the folks have been feeling like, ok, it is here. tim: the reasons behind the drop are numerous, according to economists. >> interest rates are going up very quickly. faster than the 1980's. the federal reserve is pushing short-term rates. tim: on top of climbing interest rates and inflation, the prices mean that costs are still hovering near all-time highs. >> 10-15 offers for property, that was unreal. now it is moving towards a more unreasonable discussion. tim: prices will continue to fall for the immediate future but most don't think the

downturn warmer assemble anything like we saw in the crash in 2008. >> we don't have the same leverage. i don't think anything will be quite as bad. tim: despite its flaws, san francisco is still a highly desirable place to live. >> everybody knows of it. tim: tim johnson, abc 7 news. ama: paycheck problems persist for schoolteachers. dan: some protested, even some in their halloween costumes. 400 educators are still dealing with delayed or missing paychecks. it is blamed on technical issues. one teacher says she started her job but was still waiting for her paycheck so she quit. >> being asked for a loan check,

asking how bad need the money. ama: it was in outset a call center will be in place. the district hired a managing consultant last month to help out. dan: lyft is relaunching a subscription plan. the san francisco-based rideshare now cost $10 per month. about half of the price tag from last year. lyft it saves you money. faster pickup time as well. also included is roadside assistance for your car up to four times a year. lyft says their drivers will still be paid the same. now we turn to the weather forecast. ama: meteorologist sandhya patel is still here with us. sandhya:

we'alabt in mome. c s a gorges of the bay as we look toward san francisco. winds 2the wind direction out f the water. 52 degrees right now. that might be why a was feeling more of a chill in the air. 44 degrees in santa rosa already. 55 in san jose. it was a cooler afternoon. it will be a colder night. temperatures is low as 23 degrees. deftly bring those plants inside or cover them because they will get damaged.

the frost could kill the plants. the afternoon away from the coast are going to be a mild and bright wednesday. ooisly in morning, breezy in the afternoon. it is trending drive. we had high clouds today. here is the second front pushing into the pacific northwest. for us, the front will kick up the window little more. it will be guster in the afternoon near the coast. the wind direction will prevent us from getting warmer. chilly tomorrow morning.

grab a heavier jacket. low to mid 70's, wall-to-wall sunshine. the moisture with borders up to the north. you could see in isolated sprinkle. breezy afternoon, sunshine and warmer weather. not a whole lot of change there. all treats, no tricks for halloween. from a rain perspective, not good.

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>> abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. larry: worse and sons only four games into regular season but there was fire on the court tonight. klay thompson objected.

larry fitzgerald and deandre hopkins, devon booker with a steal. suns up by 10 early. look at the hand on jordan poole. may have been a double dribble but so pretty we had to show it to you. klay thompson, no look pass for the slam. that may have been one of klay's fest assists. clay and booker, klayhe left wiw bng bk e rstimed under 30. booker puts it away over bookends -- over anvisiting thee

committed to this. ready for halloween. scoreless in the first. looking for his 400th career goal. golden nights in vegas. tied to in the third. score on the wrister. carlsen on carlsen crime. the golden nights beat the sharks. nights and -- 49ers and rams both wanted the tailback. with limited knowledge he played only 20 snaps, around 30 yards in his debut. expectation is we will see a lot more from mccaffrey. bust -- much to the dismay of -- >> now they get another great player. they got him. we have to be able to move forward accordingly and see a great player in addition to another great player.

-- other great players. larry: a lot of people got rattled by the 5.1 earthquake today including the san jose earthquakes who tweeted "hello your coat --

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dan: you can watch our newscast live or on-demand to the bay area app which is available live on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. ama: i am ama daetz.

dan: and i am dan ashley. have a good night. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, charlize theron, formula one champion sir lewis hamilton, and music from armani white. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome. very nice, thank you. hi, everybody. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for crowding in together to feel the germs going into each other and out of each other.

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