worse, and n we d betn much greater risk. dan: thank you for joining us. yesterday's quake was the biggest in the bay area since the 2014 napa quake. now it increases the probability of other larger earthquakes. karina: could they be as bad as the 1989 on the san andreas fault? yesterday's quick was on the calaveras fault, and that had not had a major earthquake since 1984, when a magnitude 6.2 rocked the bay area, doing $10 million in damage. the calaveras fault is the most active in the bay area. dan: that is true. ryan curry looks at what this means for the rest of us. >> that is just where the haywood fault that we are located on an berkeley and the calaveras fault meet. ryan: he and his staff are

continuing to examine tuesday's 5.1 earthquake. >> it is a strike slip fault, meaning it is pretty much version. ryan: the calaveras fault sees the most earthquakes in the bay area. >> it is kind of patchy and we think that because only smaller parts of the fault are completely stuck. surrounding patches go slowly. ryan: he says that sometimes these two moderate earthquakes like the one tuesday. >> shaking his pretty low. when the shear waves arrived, this is a shearing motion part of the shaking. ryan: going forward he says his team is looking at the long-term impacts. he says the earthquake alleviates pressure around the epicenter but increases pressure and other parts of the fault. and since this occurred where the front lines meet, he says it

increases the chances of larger earthquakes on other parts of both lines. >> in the surrounding areas that increases the stress. it is loading up the surrounding patches. so how ready are those, and how big of an earthquake might we still produce from that? ryan: he says the chances of a big one happening on those fault lines are greater within one week. >> for the next week or so probabilities are higher. in that sense if you are worried about an earthquake, after a week or so you might breathe a little more easily. dan: so, could be an interesting week. living here, we know it is not a question of if, but when the big earthquake hits. yesterday is a good reminder we should all be prepared. zach point us joins us live where santa clara officials are urging everyone to have a plan

in place. zach: the office of emergency services says as far as yesterday's quick when everything went just as they would hoped it would go prude no injuries, no major damage. now they are hoping yesterday's quake will be a reminder to everyone that a larger and more devastating earthquake could come at any moment and for everyone to remember the simple steps that could be lifesaving. longtime bay area residents still remember some of the largest earthquakes we have seen. >> 1989. i was driving down central expressway and i felt my tire coming off. all these cars were pulled over and the road -- zach: despite those vivid memories, in the hours after tuesday's earthquake, many admitted they are still not as prepared as they should be. >> i am definitely not. i have to go home and reevaluate my water stash. >> i have enough water but that

is it. no other provisions that i am aware of. that i know we should have. zach: she reminds everyone that there are easy ways to get your house ready that do not cost a dime. >> move heavy objects from the top shelves to the lower shelves or even the floor. zach: i -- other ways can be low-cost. >> purchasing lampshades for your cabinet doors so they do not cause hazards. zach: have an emergency preparedness kit ready to go. this video we have on our website, abc7news.com, has all the information on what officials say should be part of your kit. that includes one gallon of water per person each day, a three-day day supply of food, first-aid kit, seven day supply of medications, pet supplies, and a flashlight with extra batteries.

finally, have a phone charger along with family and emergency contact information. you also want to remember to check that emergency kit twice a year to make sure nothing in it has expired and also remember to get the my shake at on your phone. it can alert you about 20 seconds before the shaking starts, and of course that can be lifesaving. dan: no question, every second counts. after what happened yesterday, did you see any signs today that people were stocking up and getting an earthquake kit ready? zach: that was part of my assignment, to try and find people going to get flashlights or anything for their emergency kits. i went to several locations. i could not go everywhere but from what i could see there were not people out and about doing that. it is either because people did not take yesterday's earthquake willhoe i bau there earthquakit up-to-date.topped and bu not, make sure that is a priority.

i am going to make sure i do that. zach fuentes, abc 7 news. dan: let's hope the latter is the case. our originals documentary, the earthquake affect, really wheels -- reveals the potentially deadly -- mistreatment on the abc 7 bay area news app. you will also find it on abc7news.com. karina: four of the five suspects in the armed robbery of a popular san jose bakery are in custody. we showed you the surveillance video in august. five people walking into peter's bakery at 1:20 in the morning. >> the suspects made off with an undisclosed amount of cash. however, surveillance cameras in the area captured what vehicle they were in. our robbery detectives launched a very thorough investigation.

yesterday we arrested four of the five suspects responsible for that robbery. karina: three of those arrested were juveniles. police say one of them was wearing and ankle monitor. police credit the use of automated license plate readers in this case. the suspect vehicle was seen in another part of the city. today, police released a photo of the only suspect they have not caught yet. they hope the public. -- public can help find him. dan: -- led to an arrest in san francisco. indiana state police say the body was found in april and southern indiana field. earlier this month arrest warrants were issued for two people. seven days ago, -- the search continues for the second suspect, the child's mother. her last location was los

live, posshelp locing her. us locate her so justice can be served. dan: investigators say his death was connected to an electrolyte imbalance caused by intestinal infection. karina: berkeley police are asking drivers to avoid a stretch of bancroft way after a train crash. a freight train hit a truck near there this afternoon. no injuries were reported. the crash impacted all trains and caused delays. dan: redwood city is imposing a temporary moratorium on the. sale of guns and ammunition. keep in mind there is not a single -- the moratorium came about because of heightened community concern. city staff conduct research about potential regulations for gun stores. the moratorium will be in place for up to 45 days and could be extended. karina: your voice, your vote.

an issue on housing, measure v. anser hassan explains it wouldld means for mom-and-pop landlords. anser: many oakland renters say they are concerned about being evicted and becoming homeless. >> housing security is always been at the forefront of my stress and my struggle, because without a home, how can you build a future? anser: that is why she supports measure v. measure v would extend just cause legal protections to more rental properties in oakland. just cause eviction laws prevent land laws from evicting a tenant without a valid reason. currently oakland renters who live in a building built after 1995 do not have just cause protections. >> we are saying no to evictions and being displaced in a moment where we have 16 schools that

can be closed. we are seeing no to black and brown families being pushed out of the city. anser: measure v would expand eviction protection to another 14,000 people. >> i fought the eviction and i won that case, but just cause needs to happen. landlords need to be held accountable. >> any measure of this type will likely result in a decrease in housing supply by having people decide not to engage in the rental of their available units. anser: managing partner at borenstein law, which specializes in tenant landlord relationships. he is against measure v. he says the way the law is written, it could be difficult for landlords to get tenants to leave even after their lease is over. >> if some and wants to rent for a year and wants to reoccupy it, it becomes very difficult to do so under the new potential statute.

anser: she says measure v allows landlords the right to evict through the proper legal channels. >> it is kind of like saying, well, these employers will only come to town if there are no labor standards. like, that is not a society we want to live in. dan: a lot more to bring you. measuring climate change from the air is one thing, but a look at how nasa can do it from space thanks to some california technology. sandhya: a beautiful day in the bay area but get ready for the chill. karina: tonight, 7 on your side helps out some soon-to-be newlyweds with what you could (vo) a medicare advantage plan should come with all the

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karina: halloween is coming up so we want to get a check of the forecast. dan: everybody is getting their costume ready i hope. sandhya: and if those costumes are ready, not to worry, they are not going to get wet. i know we need the rain but it is going to hold off. so let me show you an absolutely stunning view from santa cruz.

a good day to be out sailing today, although i have to say over the monterey there is a small craft advisory until 9:00 p.m. tonight and for the coast through tomorrow morning. 59 in the city, low 60's from oakland apollo alto. 64. a glorious view from our golden gate bridge canberra -- camera. 63 in livermore. you want to see spectacular, look at this. the sun getting ready to set. chilly in land. a little warmer for the weekend. no tricks, all treats for halloween. mother nature is going to cooperate. unfortunately for the rain, not just yet. here is the good news. high-pressure is taking a backseat to everything. we see one system after another bringing much-needed

precipitation to the pacific northwest. they will continue to benefit from it. we have to wait but at least the storm door for the pacific northwest has opened up and the rage is not locking the storm track. high clouds for us is all we are seeing on live doppler 7. definitely breezy. gusting to 23 in half moon bay. temperatures dropped tonight. freeze warnings for interior areas of lake county and mendocino under frost advisories. temperatures in the low 30's which basically means you want to bring in any sensitive plants and cover them if you do not bring them in because there will be frost and freeze damage potential. mid-30's to upper 40's under mainly clear skies. it is going to be chilly tomorrow morning. you will need heavier coats and jackets. but a milder one in the afternoon. 70 redwood city. the sun will be shining in san francisco, 65 degrees. low 70's for many areas.

71 san rafael. in the east basics do not oakland, 70 fremont. a few degrees average. not quite where you should be for this time of year, but still feeling like it should around this time of year. october 29 saturday, remember yesterday we said maybe a few sprinkles? not happening. it is staying to our north. we are going to watch the pacific northwest get wet. european model wants to bring rain to the bay area a week from tomorrow and snow to the sierra. here is a look at the european projection in terms of rain. heaviest rain to the north, maybe a few huns rest by thursday. gfs model is bringing the possibility of rain next week and that looks like measurable rain. which one will verify? we shall see. chilly morning, mild day, slightly cooler for the end of the workweek. temperatures bouncing back for the weekend. it is going to be at halloween

treat for any events planned. parades, trick-or-treating next week between tuesday night and wednesday. slight chance of a few showers. dan: we would love a few showers. sandhya: something would be nice. karina: we are getting images back from what could be a power firm -- powerful new tool in the fight against climate change. it is the work of nasa's jet propulsion lab in pasadena. it identifies dangerous pollutants, but is deployed in space. mike nicco has a look. reporter: for decades, the international space station hazards -- has expanded scientific research beyond the earth's atmosphere. now, they are zeroing in on a major threat to the planet itself, the release of dangerous greenhouse gases. specifically, methane. >> it was not designed to look at methane. we knew it could have potential.

reporter: it's powered by a sophisticated spectrometer developed by nasa jpl in pasadena. the device was launched and installed on the space station earlier this year. by essentially measuring reflected light, it can identify the fingerprint of substances like methane in the atmosphere. but researchers were surprised when it began returning plumes from so-called super emitters, like those captured above a landfill in iran. and another over oil-rich turkmenistan. >> when i saw these oil plumes, and the beauty at which we were able to receive them, it exceeded all my expectations. i thought we would have maybe just at the center but we are seeing 20 mile long plumes. reporter: one reason for the excitement is that its core mission is to image dustin elements that might influence climate change. but over the last decade,

researchers in california have helped pioneer the use of airborne spectrometers to monitor methane releases from sites ranging from utilities, to landfills, to wastewater treatment plants. last year, abc 7 profiled the special aircraft and nasa jpl-designed equipment were being used across the state. but dr. green says the emit technology is many more times sophisticated and could now offer the potential of monitoring and pinpointing greenhouse gas emissions on a global scale. >> and hopefully policymakers can say, ok, here's some methane sources we did not know about. are there ways we can mitigate it? reporter: potentially providing the international community with a powerful new tool to fight climate change. karina: and nasa says its core mission is also a success, providing images of dust from the earth's surface that could be having an effect on climate change.

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dan: as the san jose sharks begin another season, they are debuting in all-new food lineup as well. karina: dustin dorsey explains no matter how the team does, the food is a win for the shafts and the fans -- chefs ans fans. dustin: san jose hockey has returned. as the team looks to take a bite out of the competition, fans will get in on the chopping as well with an all-new new arena menu. >> people are no longer just looking to have a good time watching their favorite team or listening to their favorite artist. what they are looking for is also to enjoy that food, that drink, and the overall experience.

that is where we come in. dustin: prepare to get hungry. yum, yum, yum. many of these delicious dishes you will only find at one arena and the u.s., like these. >> canadian food, hockey game. we're the only purveyors of canadian cuisine. yes, that is a thing. we are the only purveyors of that in northern california. dustin: i tried the putin -- the poutine. perfect comfort food for sharks hockey. this has given them new life. >> it has been huge for us. it is keeping us alive. dustin: from staying alive to just getting started, he's taking his homegrown venezuelan dishes from the food truck to the shark tank. their staple? >> it's a homey cuisine. a home recipe from my mom's parents, and cousins they have

in venezuela. yeah, i think it is just homey. dustin: perfect for a home sharks game. >> sometimes 15,000 people, and showcasing our cuisine is amazing. dustin: each dish has a story. the hopes to produce that winning feeling on and off the ice. dan: i am glad it is dinner time. karina: now we want a little bit. i wish we could have had some samples. but it all looks good. dan: tomorrow is tasty thursday, unfortunately. it does all look great. karina: it will be enough to reason for me to go to the games. dan: coming up next, we take you to a piece of san francisco history. pinocchio's. it called itself america's most unusual nightclub. >> lawsuits, fake feeds. karina: call it locked in the mission

i see it in my office all the time.

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dan: it is a vacant slice of real estate in the heart of a vibrant neighborhood, and with ownership a mystery, neighbors are doing development themselves. this could be best described perhaps as a grassroots effort to build a better bay area. karina: some residents decided to bust into the lot and put in a garden. not everyone is buying into the idea. luz pena has the story. luz: parcel 36 is what they call this lot. it cuts diagonal to 23rd and treat avenue. a big enough space to create controversy. what would you say if i told you that there is no known owner of this space? >> i would say that the city should give it to the mission residents to let us figure out a way to use it. >> it seems really silly that it

just sitting with no owner. luz: but to understand how we got to this dilemma of who owns this lot and who put up the fence, we spoke to this mission resident, part of the group mission greenway. they have a vision for the space. >> what we would like to see is a greenway in common with jury comments community park. we would like for it to include some aspects of urban agriculture. luz: she says the fence was put up in the 1980's and one of the property owners in the area has the key to the lock. she says her group tried for 10 opyele involved, but this weekend they got fed up and broke the lock to begin a community garden. >> what we saw was people simply parking on it, and what we thought was there is room to share. luz: so what happened this weekend you said that is it? >> after 10 years of trying. luz: who owns it? according to the san francisco real estate department, the last

owner was the southern pacific railroad, but they went out of business in 1996. so what now? >> all kind of different things that happened. people trying to take claims on the land, there have been lawsuits and fake deeds, a lost deed. luz: he works for the supervisor. this parcel is in her district. >> the railroad did have permission to use it but when they went defunct, they went to go get rid of the land and they found out they did not own it. luz: who owns it? >> it is unknown to our office right now. i know the assessor's office is looking into it. luz: for now the lock is back on, and the future of parcel 36 is still unknown, kind of like the owner. you could have taken it over and built a house. iisi h.maybe i still can. luz: luz pena, abc 7 news. dan: a three-day stock market

rally ended as the closing bell sounded today. disappointing third-quarter earnings from alphabet led a 2% drop on the nasdaq. the parent company of google lost 9% today. the dow ticked up a little with a two point gain. we will see third-quarter earnings from more big players tomorrow. karina: abc 7 celebrates pride 365 days a year, and this month it is lgbtq plus history month. today we take a look back at a nightlife hotspot for generations. zach fuentes tells us long before rupaul's drag race, there was pinocchio's in san francisco. zach: at the corner of broadway and kearny in san francisco's north beach neighborhood, there are few signs of the former pinocchio's nightclub.

♪ for 63 years, it was the place to see what we now call drag. >> drag what mainstream. this is where you came to see drag queens and fabulous female impersonators. we found jugglers and ventriloquist and belly dancers. all kinds of zaniness. zach: it dubbed itself as america's most unusual nightclub, until it closed in 1999. it started as a speakeasy during prohibition. >> there was a stage in the back, and there were comedians, singers, and ventriloquist. zach: eric started working there when he was 12. his grandparents started the club. >> there was a fella who came up and did an impersonation of

sophie tucker. she was a very famous comedic singer at the time. the crowd in the bar went crazy for it. little by little, the show kind of grew to being too. crowded for their location. . zach: in 1936, they moved to broadway, the heart of the city's nightlife. >> get is great to bring your out-of-town friends for a little shock value. it was a good, clean shall. for approximately one hour and 20 minutes you could get drinks and enjoy the show. zach: the club packed in the crowd for decades. a trip was not complete without a visit. the shows were so popular, tour buses regularly drop people off at their doorstep. the entertainers were occasional guests on late-night talk shows because of the then-risque nature of their routines. >> is this something you do when

you go to the office? >> we work at the club. this one i go to the club. >> it was kind of shocking to see this beautiful woman up on stage that you are looking at is not a woman, it is a man dressed as a woman. but gosh darn, that's a woman in my eyes. zach: it was popular with sailors visiting san francisco during world war ii. it's all the summer of love, the vietnam war, and the aids crisi all come and go. >> performers for the most part were gay. several of them were married, and wives, but i think they may have been bisexual as well. a lot of the waitstaff was gay. zach: by the end of the last century, drag performances had grown in popularity. the old shows created nearly seven decades earlier were no longer popular. his widow decided it was time to close in 1999. >> i think i sort of took it for

granted. when i left my dressing room i shut the door and i walked out and i did not really think about it for quite a while. now i realize how in-store oracle -- how historical the space is. zach: they donated -- for much of its existence, performers had to be careful. the city enacted a cross-dressing law in 1863 and was not repealed until 1974, meaning anyone leaving the club dressed as a woman could be arrested for indecency. >> if they stepped outside either the entertainment space, that would be considered public cross-dressing was criminal. they could exist in the spotlight, but they were criminalized outside the spotlight. zach: this historian and filmmaker -- she says the history of the club includes trans women as well. among boxes of ephemera are

clues about the lives of performers. >> that really did not start until the late 1950's, early 1960's. and as the decades go on, into the 70's through the 1990's, a lot of performers at that time were people we might call trans women. >> we were not drag queens, we were female impersonators. we would like male actresses. >> some of those people were straightme wer they all had a talent for so-called female impersonation. >> i think we gave people who did that entertainment artistry a place that was safe for them to be able to show their art, a nd showcase their talents. we had a great run. >> it's an important part of our history. really important part of our history that i think it's lost. quite honestly, if it were not for finocchio's, i am not sure

would have had drag or female impersonation on tv. 63 years, it still holds the title of the longest running in the world. karina: you can watch our special, our america pride in history, right now on the abc 7 app. >> a wedding delayed by the pandemic runs into another roadblock. ahead, how car thieves put a kink in

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rental threatened to send them a $26,000 bill. it was not the wedding they had envisioned -- life could not have been going better for cassidy and her fiance, jacob. >> next april 23. michael: the couple looked forward to their wedding day after a long covid delay and nine years of dating. they were friends in high school for three to four years for dating. both of them speak german and japanese. they both live together in japan. they got engaged on a mountaintop in berlin. the couple planned to move into a bigger apartment and rented a truck from budget. they went to the spot where they had parked the car overnight. a different truck was parked there. they did not want to believe what they saw with their own eyes. >> maybe we got towed by the city, likely parked in the red and did not notice. >> i called the rental office and said you did not get the truck early, did you? >> we were trying to come up

with all these explanations. michael: they said budget told them they would be responsible for the $26,000 needed to replace the truck if it was not recovered. they filed a police report and sent out alerts on social media, hoping someone would spot the truck. they are trying to save money for the upcoming wedding. >> then to have it stolen and be potentially on the hook for tens of thousands of dollars was heartbreaking. michael: they said that a client insurance from budget because they thought their policy under their credit card would cover it. unfortunately, that was not the case. the policies under each credit card vary. call your credit card and ask for a copy of returns. the information network also tells us your personal car insurance will likely not cover moving trucks or vans. again, check with your carrier. if that is the case, you are

advised to purchase the rental company's insurance policy. someone on next door suggested cassidy and jacob reach out to 7 on your side. they did and we contacted budget. an executive contacted them a week later. cassidy did not believe what she heard. >> i am just like, i am sorry, i would like to confirm that you have said, we're not financially liable for this vehicle. and he goes yes, that is correct. just one more time, i want to check. michael: the couple can now breathe easier and look forward to their wedding. >> saratoga. there is a really beautiful japanese garden that is the venue. michael: budget did not respond to our request for comment. but look, i really want to thank them for forgiving this debt. make sure you understand the terms of the insurance. you can get through your credit card company. we have more information at abc7news.com/7onyourside. let me give you the basic rule.

nothing is going to cover a moving truck. you need to get the insurance. dan: it is not that much more money. karina: we are only five days away from halloween. are you ready? we

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karina: it is time to talk about the weather once again. dan: today was gorgeous. we always love this month. sandhya: it was absolutely stunning, no doubt about it. five days away from halloween and it is looking dry. daylight saving time ends in 11 days. believe it or not thanksgiving is just under one month away. a few high clouds on live doppler 7 tomorrow afternoon. another comfortable day with sunshine, low 60's to mid 70's. a little warmer saturday but no extreme. sunday we notice 60's to 70's for most of you. seven-day forecast, chilly morning, dry afternoon, maybe something around tuesday night

into wednesday as far as rain. certainly cooler next week. dan: nfl football. karina: and larry beil is here with all that news. larry: the 49ers and the rams both desperately need to win this sunday. just the right time to break out the wild calf. will we see a game plan seeing a lot of christian mccaff

larry: stanford football coach david shaw describes christian mccaffrey's attitude on the field saying he wants to destroy you. that is the outlook the 49ers need as a face the rams sunday nla beginning his full -- learning a set of plays in less than 48 hours. he has the whole playbook to digest. when the niners are at their best they are running the ball 30 times or more.

expect to see more wild caff on sunday. it's a fun wrinkle between rivals. >> it is always a lot more fun with a guy like christian. they don't change much. we do the same thing each time and they do too. usually comes into a physicality game. >> he was here for 1.5 days before we put the uniforms on. it says a lot about who he is. excited. obviously is a huge talent. larry: broncos and jaguars in london getting ready for another international game. there is always one annoying passenger on a plane. during their eight hour flight it was denver quarterback russell wilson who was doing heinie razors up and down the aisle, while his teammates were trying to sleep. >> it was an eight hour flight. the first two hours i was watching thethen the next four s

doing treatment, walking up and down the aisles. everybody was knocked out and i was working on my knees, making sure i'm ready to rock. larry: excuse me. beverage cart. early-season frustration for the warriors, who have open with a 2-2 record. defense optional, basically. klay thompson tossed out of last nights game, ejected for the first time in his 759 game caeer. he picked up a couple double technical files. -- fouls. he's struggling. suns went on a 22-9 run. what was he saying to booker? >> what. >> i repeated it over and over.

and they do. and they do. >> i love klay thompson. but it does inmpiv and tking t each other. have alws adred hi game, how he plays on both sides of the ball. obviously the rings speak for themselves. they are going to use that in all the trash talk, rightfully so. larry: did i mention i have four rings? it's dangerous out there. the ref takes two shots to the melon. like a volleyball spike. even on the sidelines, look out. she has her back turned. look. doink. she appeared to be ok. if you can afford those seats, turn around, the game is that way. you have to have your head on a swivel at these games. by the way, don't worry about klay thompson, he is just trying

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we already know that whoever winds up our winner today will be pitted against sadie goldberger and jack weller in that match, with the winner advancing to our tournament of champions right away on monday. they won't get a lot of time off. so much at stake in the next half hour. good luck to nikkee, do, and rowan. let's get into the game. here are the categories you'll be dealing with in the jeopardy! round. we start with, ooh, some... then... we have... then... the correct responses within the text of each clue. and finally... i'm shankar vedantam with clues about my podcast "hidden brain." we reveal the unconscious patterns in human behavior, perhaps even yours. nikkee, where would you like to begin? quick lit for $600, please. the answer there is the daily double. [applause] that was quick. you can wager up to $1,000, although you don't have any money yet, nikkee. yes, that is true. let's do $1,000, please, ken.

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