it will and with that with a group of nd re starts the milit flyover as well. the royal air force always does this very dutifully. it creates a focal point for why there out there. why they are there at the balcony. >> she stole the show at harry and meghan's wedding. >> they are color coordinated today, wearing the queen's blue. >> this is quite the air show above as the queen looks above and below and sees her adoring fans. >> i think looks very well and healthy. we have heard of the mobility issues. she was not able to have the speech a month ago. she was able to inspect the

calvary procession about an hour ago. thing she looks great. which is wonderful. >> this is obviously a tremendous moment for the queen. also for charles, who is directly to her right. this is a moment for him as well. >> no doubt about it. i think we've seen in recent weeks when he gave the queen's speech, him being more involved and stepping up and helping out when necessary. i don't think anything really prepares you for the job. that will be a binary moment whenever that arrives. of course, prince william's family. the immediate line of the throne. >> he does not know this, but he is launching 1000 beams right now. >> he is acting like the toddler he is. >> don't you wish you know what kate is whispering to him? >> you're right. >> you would need to keep behaving. these are ultimately a simple family. the grandmother next to her grandchildren and i have been next to some of them of the past and the distal stories about to granny and you have to check yourself to realize that

granny is the most famous lady in the world. bottom line is they are a sweet family. she will get to meet a great- grandchild this week. >> the air show above. we heard the throngs of people cheering. set the scene for us. >> you could hear the hip hip hooray going out for the queen as she sits there on the balcony with the rest of the royal family. will tell you what, you can really identify with him righe loud when you hear the planes fly over. you see him stealing the show, but just like he did in 2019 when you saw him in the balcony debut. 's mother, the duchess of cambridge.

you can see the entire royal family taking in this moment. taking in this great parade in the sky put on by the raf. remember, this has not happened since 2019. we talk about a platinum jubilee. it is a supersized trooping of the colour. but the trooping has been a small and quiet affair over the past few years because of the pandemic. you see these amazing aircraft flying low over impalas. the crowd gets to enjoy this as well as the royal family. >> we want to turn to the nbc commentator. the row watch her. she often sees things that we do not. we see the working royal family assembled.

>> in the little sailor suit that he is wearing, we think it is a hand-me-down from his father which his father wore to a trooping of the colour. that is prince william. standing behind louis is kate. she is wearing a dress from princess diana. it seems kind of rude to call it a hand-me-down. it is probably more of an heirloom. i think it might have been a message in there saying that we are being quite frugal as a royal family and we are handing the kids clothing down to each other.

i have no idea if you can hear me, but it is incredibly noisy. it is very exciting. >> we can hear you loud and clear. this is a moment for the queen. you have followed the queen for many years. here she is in this moment where she is facing all of the throngs of the love she is getting from the folks in the crowd. tell us what you are observing in this moment. >> i think she is incredibly proud to be there, presented her family. one thing i was thinking about, looking at the younger royals today and how they are getting so much attention, one of the few people alive today who has been to a jubilee in this country that was not her, wasn't one of her many jubilees, was her majesty. when she was not much older than charlotte and george and louis, she went to her grandfather's silver jubilee. here she is at her own platinum jubilee with her grandchildren and her great john travolta --

great-grandchildren. >> the formation, a perfect 70. it brought a smile to the queen's face. and little louis may kill the faces. >> you are right about the name. >> she is being so graceful about it. she does not ever speak to glory. she's not the one waving and courting the praise. she's always so noble with it and i think the thing that pretty much everyone there, apart from the younger ones who encouraged to be cheeky, of course, whether again it is the family coming together embodying this sense of duty and respect that she has lived her life displaying. >> you can see the spontaneous chairs rise up again. the queen is giving the royal wave. >> just a little wave is enough

to get the crowd going again. as a mention, look how elegant and wonderful camilla and kate look. now we can hear the national anthem playing. >> for the folks who are assembled there who just moments ago let in to try to get the better view of this iconic balcony shot. keir, this is a moment of great patriotism, imagine. >> it is. the people that you can hear cheering, because they hear those in front of them cheering and it follows through like a wave in the crowd. they cannot see the queen from here. they cannot see the balcony, but they still want to be here because it is about sending a message to her majesty. there is an amazing flyover right down the mile. we saw that perfect 70 in the

sky above us. he flew over. you just see the pictures. the enormous numbers of people. i think it is a chance in history. they will go home and watch the pictures on the television. it is not saying thank you to her majesty. it is about sending a message. a message about written. it is about unity and how much people still have pride in this institution, despite all of the challenge. >> you can see the entire royal family after waiting on the

balcony, heading back inside, keir. what are the people going to be doing? there are thousands of people who wanted a glimpse. >> hitting the pub. >> is it a pub thing? >> that is one thing, the four- day weekend and then opening the pub hours. they are piling into the pub and then enjoying for the celebrations. what it is about is these moments. you need a reason for why you are celebrating. and the chance the people want to start off the day with the service of thanksgiving and sing the national anthem at the end of it. that she gets a sense of how grateful the nation's to her. >> you think of royals and you think of palaces and fancy clothes. for her, at the age of 26 years old, to have to take the

throne, it was an act of sacrifice. her life, her personal life, now subject to the duties of the crowned. >> she continues to do today. and as we are seeing, despite her old age, wanting to be that. >> thank you. you add something special to this coverage. thank you so much. >> our correspondence, what a beautiful shot. gorgeous weather. what a day. 70 years on the throne. the queen's platinum jubilee underway for the next four days. we will have more coverage throughout the morning here on today. for the moment, this has been an nbc special report.

welcome back, everyone. we are watching special reports from nbc news. breaking news here in the bay area. reports of an earthquake in the east bay. were getting details right now. this is the seismograph in the newsroom this morning. significant shaking. we're hearing that it was a 4.1 magnitude earthquake centered in the east bay. did you feel it? we are going to jump on twitter right now and let us know if he felt anything. no reports of damage or injury, but a 4.1 rattling people this morning happening within the last few minutes or so. and other top news frisky you this morning. we are outside one of the schools this morning. they're talking to how authorities arrested a student that they say try to recruit other students to take part in legal activity out there. >> reporter: they are talking about averting a mass shooting. the 16-year-old suspect went online two weeks ago to advertise this idea to recruit other students to do a mass shooting here at berkeley high behind me but someone called the cops.

police say after they had the tip about the teenager recruiting other high school students to purchase a pit in a school shooting at berkeley high school that included explosives. officers with a search warrant went to the student's him and they discovered parts to explosives, several knives, and other things to produce additional weapons. they said nothing but why they were tipped off but the teen is arrested until may 30, nine days later, and was allowed to turn himself in. that question came up and last night's school board meeting. >> we were actively price on a daily basis of the whereabouts of this particular individual. and then we were also leaning on the expertise of the police experts. >> it's crazy that we can't really go to school without the fear of getting shot up or not possibly making it back home. it is kind of crazy, but that

is the world that we live in. >> i think we all need to pay a closer ice into our kids' social media and even the district, just hire somebody to watch social media just to see what is going on. >> reporter: police are not releasing the name of the suspect because this person is 16 years of age but we know the teen is being held at a juvenile detention center. reporting live, bob redell.

we are going to continue with the breaking news developing now. 4.1 magnitude earthquake in the east bay this morning. we are getting reports of people the south bay this morning reportedly feeling it. i did not feel anything here in the newsroom? >> normally in the studio, sometimes if we have it here, we can feel the desk shaking because it's elevated. but do not feel anything here. you can see it here on the seismograph, you can see that it is pretty big. you can barely see it. this when you can see, 4.1 for us this morning. we will continue to monitor that and see what is going on here. some people have been feeling it here from the east bay to the south bay this morning. do we have that person on the phone? >> we are attempting to get someone on the phone from the east bay. one of our writers working from home in the walnut creek area. no doubt they felt it because if we're hearing reports of the south bay as well. that is a significant shaker this morning. it is something to wake you up after 5:00 a.m. this is a look at the seismograph. you can see the shaking that happen we can show you exactly where the epicenter was this morning as we zoom in to the area around the area. and we can see that it was right there in the delta and

so, as we look at some of the nearby faults, we have a couple around the area. and we see this did not happen on one of those major faults, but we have a 4.1. that is a concern as people in the east bay felt that this morning. we are looking at the magnitude of a 4.1 as well as a depth of about 19 kilometers. that is fairly shallow. that can travel quite a distance in terms of the shaking and where it is felt. we have not had any reports this far with any damage, but it is pretty early and exactly what happened around that area, we are's trying to get the situation. it's 7 minute since it happen. if he felt anything and if you had anything fall over, you want to hear about that. we are looking around on social media and send us your

information of what is going on around where you live and let us know what it felt like. what kind of motion you saw and how long it lasted. those of the things we're looking for. we can see the tweets there, waking up and thinking someone is under the bed. just an earthquake. that happened at 5:07. it is rattling a lot of people out of the bed and i guess you do not need coffee at this point. waking up to a 5:00 a.m. earthquake and felt my first earthquake. that is what happened right there right around the pittsburg area. we are getting reports of a lot of people feeling the shaking happening at 5:07. there is the seismograph and look at which areas might be feeling that this morning as we zoom in and show you how that impacted parts of the east bay. a lots of people in social media are reaching out to us. >> big time. i immediately jumped on twitter and tried to sent something out.

pittsburg, california, did he feel it? i love our viewers because immediately jump on as well. sunnyvale, which is interesting, too, because across the bay. a lot of people jumping on. there is nothing like a nice earthquake to start the morning. we are not hearing reports of any damage so far. it is interesting to see people saying that this is the first earthquake they have ever felt in their life. welcome to the bay area. 4.1 is a pretty good shaker there especially if he could feel it all the way across the bay. we should warn you that aftershocks may continue over several days, weeks, months as well, if you are new to the area. shallow quakes are more likely to produce aftershocks as well.

we have a seismograph in our newsroom and it goes off no matter where it is in the bay area so we could see the significant shakers. you want to make sure that you stay away, of course. stay clear of buildings, power lines, windows, light fixtures. i was here in the 1989 earthquake and to be able to see the glasses pop on the window, on a building, i should say, those are very significant once. this is a 4.1 this morning. that is enough to rattle folks out of bed. quite a way to wake up, marcus. >> absolutely. some pg&e tips. if you think that to the gas line is broken, vacuum evacuate the whole thing. we have the number for you if that is a concern for the for you this morning. >> we are going to go to rob, he is one of our writers. how you feeling? >> reporter: i am in walnut

creek nearby the pleasant hill fire station. here it felt like a sudden jolt, which i think was the strongest shake of the quake. then you felt more shaking and it was clear that we just had an earthquake. did not feel like it was that strong. relatively. >> 4.1 is considered light. did anything move like a vase is or anything around the house? >> reporter: yes. the cats took off running. i cannot say -- i cannot say that there is any damage but there was an aluminum can that must have been perched precariously on our recycling container, because somehow it fell on the ground. that was the extent of anything

falling. >> you were already awake because you're working. you are working remotely. what about the rest of the family? >> ashley, they are in southern california. i'm here by myself. >> you have the cats. >> we do have a bridge line that we communicate to each other on. even before the shaking was over, i was saying, we are having an earthquake. at first i thought it could be a sonic boom, but it was stronger than that. the force of it was a little stronger. >> all right. you are breaking news. rob is in the walnut creek area. there was an earthquake centered near pittsburg. folks in the east bay feeling this one. not your first earthquake to go through. maybe a dozen or more

earthquakes. the big picture was more of a jolt and a surprise. >> we are going to let you get back to work. thank you for calling in and being on the line. >> on the other side of the bay, you felt this as well? right back yes, i did. i was getting ready this morning and the house shook. the chandelier started shaking and it definitely rattled me this morning. >> you were already up as well. you don't think it would have woken you up if you had been in bed? >> i was awake and i was up and getting ready. it was one of those things. i was standing there and all of a sudden i thought, what is this?

the house started shaking. it was very quick. it was quick and i have lived here all my life, and i know what earthquakes feel like. it was definitely quick. it was unmistakable. >> being here all your life, is it comparable to other -- i guess, on your scale of 1 to 5, how does it feel for you? >> it is the noise. it is very loud. this is very quick, it was a quick jolt, and where i live, i'm far from pittsburg, from the epicenter. it was just the rattling or the shaking of the chandelier and it was very quick. i am a good distance from there so by the time he got to me, who knows. but it was very quick.

and light. a 4.1 is considered a smaller quake. >> exactly. >> think about this. when we have these lights and jolt, sometimes wakes you up. i have not been here that long but i have been there. i woke up and thought, what was that? and you said, is at the dog in the bed? some people feel these things and they wake up. this is a reminder to everyone that a bigger quake could happen. and we think, what do we need to if this is the big one? so this is another time to start thinking about that. what to do if the big one were to happen. >> we always have to be ready for that. of course, our crew is surrounding the bay area so we have a good perspective. this is on the concord green valley fault line. is 11 miles long. it goes into the cockiness straight. >> you can see so many of the people reporting.

it was felt. it was 4.1 for those people when you wake up, we just spoke with steph adrouny umbrella game. it was not too strong, but are we feeling the aftershock of what happened much larger somewhere else. initially, you think, where was that centered, because that is the best indication to see that there was no damage. 4.1 is enough to rattle folks. we have a look at where it was centered there. it was in the pittsburg area. it was in the pittsburg area. i am looking at the shake map and where people are reporting that they felt it.

it is going over towards fairfield in that area toward the central valley. we are seeing reports of people around brentwood and all the way to the east bay down to pleasanton and dublin. then we had some reports down through san mateo, we had that felt in burlingame and down through sunnyvale. also saratoga and it was definitely widely felt around the bay area. the fault goes to the delta into concord. we had a 5.4 that happened in 1955 and that was the strongest one that was on the fault. it does not typically cause earthquakes but this is fairly significant on this fault. it did cause a death and

damage. we do not have any damage this morning but the could be some aftershocks. do not run out of the building. if you can get under some sturdy furniture, there are aftershocks a could continue. we will continue to monitor this. any delays of public transit because of this? >> we are not seeing any road concerns. bart said they would be checking the lines. this is the precautions a we are taking just to make sure everything is safe along the bart lines. they are inspecting them to

make sure that we have the all clear and good to go on that. for now, we will keep you updated on the latest breaking news. stay with us. there is much more ahead. you are watching today in the bay.

good thursday morning to. did you feel it? breaking news. a 4.1 earthquake out of pittsburg in the east bay. a lot of people felt it. >> it is the concord green valley fault. it extends from mount diablo to carquinez strait. the aftershocks could continue over the next weeks and months. in general, the large earthquake, more of the aftershocks, we could feel that. this is a 4.1 and is considered a small one there. >> there so many people across the bay area. i jumped on twitter and asked if someone could feel it. amy in walnut creek, she said it woke the dogs up.

tonya in antioch felt a sharp jolt. across the bay along the peninsula, michelle felt it in hillsboro. irene felt it in south san francisco. it was felt in the mission. lisa felt it in napa. it happened at 5:07 this morning. everyone jumped on social media and we have the luxury to do that now because 4.1 is probably not enough to cause damage, but may be starting the day or the workouts early in the morning, certainly one to wake them up. no doubt. we're not surprised so many people in the east bay are looking at the fault line itself

from a nap as it extends down to the concord area. it was felt as far south as saratoga, we are hearing this morning. i know my family in san jose immediately jumped on and said there was a earthquake. i do not feel it here but i am sitting on a pedestal. did you feel it in the studio? >> i do not feel it in the studio. you say that you are on the pedestal. it is a little the elevated there. i think when you get on twitter, we were just talking about this. and saying, we were tweeting and felt it. meanwhile, the rest of the house was sleeping away. it is certainly light but still a lot of people feeling it throughout the bay area this morning. >> were monitoring if there was any damage or injuries reported so far. bart, as they always do, they check the lines to make sure everything is okay as well. kari was monitoring where was.

the concord green valley fault, we do not hear about much of that. >> we do frequently get these smaller quakes but this one on the scale of what we saw the major is a little bit stronger than what we typically feel on this fault. the bay area is known for a bit this morning with the 4.1, that really alarmed a lot of people, especially so early in the morning. we are still monitoring around the bay area. let us know if you felt a. you can still reach out on social media. whichever way you can get in touch with us to let us know how it felt and how long you

felt of the jolts. i know the animals always feel it first. if you are about to head out the door, i want to show you the weather forecast. dublin looking at a clear sunrise. clear start to the day. temperatures at 60 degrees. we will see the temperature staying on the cooler side today. hopefully things stay nice and quiet. we will continue to monitor what is going on with the weather. >> we are always your best bet, because we are your local station and can tell you everything that is going on. always turn a son in the morning. 4:30 to 7:00. download our nbc bay area app. it is free and will give you alerts straight to your phone. we will know about the aftershocks. we will update you on air and online. big news happening here in the bay area. it comes down to this tonight. the first game of the nba finals. the warriors are taking on the celtics. they are shooting for the fourth title in eight years.

>> and that is where we find the girl with the luckiest assignments. we are rooting them on. >> we have to keep it going. >> reporter: i think i have the best live shot of the morning. this has become my second home. for weeks, we have been inside, outside, but we have been back inside. in a matter of hours, thousands of folks will be here excited and ready to see game one of the finals. feels different this morning because there are a lots of additional crews, typically just local crews. there are some bringing in the special guest in just a moment. if you're on the fence about going to the game, we have a breakdown of what you can expect if you go and want to purchase a ticket. these are the ticket prices. the resale ticket prices are averaging $3526 per seat, higher than any of the teams'

other final appearances. this is more than the prices in boston, where games are three and four will be late. it is second only to games played in toronto. the prices are too rich for my blood. we are going to take a look at some of the past match-ups. we have been here before. this is the warriors' sixth nba finals in the past eight years. does pretty expect it is spectacular weather. fingers crossed that this will be an advantage for us. the crews are live, getting ready. our journalists are really excited about what will play out tonight. we are joined by a fellow reporter.

another one of our nbc friends. from nbc 10 in boston. thank you for making the trip. from your perspective, i meant to that none of the celtics players have made it to the finals. what goes through your mind as a sports boston fan? >> this team is really talented. the warriors were here before eight years ago when they first did it and i thought that steph curry said it best, it reminds him a lot of them. adding to the point where they get to the finals and the talent there. i am well aware of what the warriors have. they are talented team. it is going to be fantastic. i could see going seven games. >> reporter: that would be awesome. we have a wager. we are banking on the warriors. maybe you could send us some cream pies. what you known for? boston baked beans? >> we have new england clam

chowder. massachusetts invented chocolate chip cookies. we invent a lot of things like championship banners. whatever you guys want, but have a feeling you will be sending a lot of stuff our way. >> reporter: some chocolate from us? sourdough starter? >> whatever you want to do. >> reporter: thank you so much. big day for everyone, not only for the boston folks, but for us in the bay area. a couple of hours from now, this will look a lot different. we are live from the chase center. cierra johnson. tell him to start making his cookies. >> better than the baked beans. moving forward, plans to roll roll out covid vaccines for the children 5 and younger.

three doses are the most effective for that age group. it is fda approved and it could receive emergency use authorization sometime this month. a final farewell in uvalde, texas for a woman who died at the robb elementary school shooting. irma garcia's husband joe. how details should have been released and the lack of cooperation from agencies. >> they have walked back several statements made. they're faulting the department of public safety for creating what they call a hotbed of

unreliability. there now reportedly not cooperating with investigators. and it is 5:39 right now. we are following breaking news. the 4.1 earthquake being felt throughout the bay area. this happened just after 5:00 this morning at about 5:07. you can see right here that a lot of people are on twitter reacting to that. i knew i felt the earthquake. you said that a lot of people are commenting about what they felt. one man said that his family did not feel a thing. they were snoring asleep. but he said that he felt it. that was over in twin peaks. >> we are looking at where it was centered in the pittsburg area. it was on the concord green valley fault line. that was more of a shallow earthquake the what we see sometimes with some of these

quakes on the concord green valley fault. the last one we had on this fault was a long time ago. on october 23. that was a 5.4. that did cause a death and unknown injuries. you can see how when you go up with the strength of the earthquake, how much more damage it could cause. we have not had any reports of damage. hopefully we will not see any shaking. it is possible there could be some aftershocks see want to make sure that you do not run out of the building when you start to feel the shaking. there could be a fall and debris hazard as well. this is a time to look around your house and say, is everything in here secure or could i do better in here? if you are in the middle of an earthquake, the interior walls are best. always are not necessarily the safest. you want to get under some

sturdy furniture and drop, cover, and hold is what we remind you to do. people are feeling it all around the bay area down to parts of the south bay all the way up through santa rosa to san francisco as well as the tri-valley. as we go out the door this morning, we want to know if bart is still on a delay checking the lines. >> reporter: about 14 minutes ago, bart did tweet out that they were issuing reduced speeds as they continue to track inspections. as of 2 minutes ago, they have sent out a new tweet, they said folks will expect to see residual delays of about 20 minutes systemwide. this is why they complete track inspections. this is typical and normal. it is part of the routine whenever we get any sort of shaking or quake, especially within the area that gets to

the surface near bart. residual delays as they look to complete track inspections. you want to take some extra time as you head out the door this morning. i will definitely keep you updated once they have resumed. right now systemwide, a 20 minute delay as they have the complete track inspection. it is good for folks to prepare for that. coming up, funding our local infrastructure. new money that the bay area is set to receive. a closer look at the fallout from the stunning verdict at the johnny depp and amber heard trial. what her attorney is saying this morning. stick around, there is much more ahead for you here.

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and that's exactly - why, you should join. it is 5:46. we have breaking news. maybe you felt it's this morning. we had the 4.1 earthquake coming out of the pittsburg area in the east bay. several people reported feeling it. it either woke them up or jolted them a little bit. kari is looking at exactly where it hit. concord-green valley fault, a really travel up and down the fault line. we are monitoring everyone to

see who felt it and also what kind of experience you had when it happened and hopefully we will have no major shaking going on. we will continue to monitor that. we will talk about that as well as the weather forecast. >> sounds good. we will check back with you. families have been feeling the stress of rising inflation and the white house and federal reserve are under pressure to get it under control from the cost of food to fuel. there is growing concerns that the baby formula prices are dragging on. the present working on a quick solution. >> reporter: good morning. the white house is under pressure to tackle inflation. this as a new warning comes from one of the nation's top banking executives who says it could be heading toward an economic hurricane. >> reporter: from the purchaser to buying a home, americans are paying more.

gas and food prices are taking a big bite out of consumer's budget. >> it is hurting. >> reporter: republicans blame democrats' policies. >> next time you fill up your car or go to the grocery store, you can thank the biden administration. >> reporter: the treasury secretary admitting that mistakes are being made. >> i think was wrong then about to the path that inflation would take. >> reporter: j.p. morgan chase ceo issuing a warning. >> everyone thinks that the fed can handle this. that hurricane is down the road coming our way. we do not know if it is a minor one or like superstorm sandy or andrew or something like that. you had better brace yourself. >> there's lots going on right now. >> reporter: president biden saying fighting rising costs is a top priority. he made an acknowledgment regarding another challenge

that families face, the baby formula shortage. he said that he did not know the severity of the problem until it was too late. >> i became aware of the problem sometime in early april. >> reporter: announcing that new overseas shipments are underway. they say that financial relief from high food and gas prices is unlikely in the near-term. the present laid out his plan to tackle inflation. new for you this morning, the bay area will receive new funding to improve infrastructure and strengthen the supply chain. it amounts to a $47 million. san jose will receive $7.5 million to fund preliminary engineering. there will be $1.2

million for a traffic signal. alameda county is getting $25 million for safety improvements at union pacific rail crossings. only on nbc, amber heard's attorney is speaking out to live on today. the jury found heard liable for defamation, awarding depp more than $10 million in damages. it stems from her statement in an op-ed that she was a victim of domestic violence. here is the attorney's reaction to the verdict. >> one of the first things she

said is that i am so sorry to all those women out there. this is a setback for all women in and outside the courtroom. she feels the burden of that. we are continuing to follow breaking news. the preliminary 4.1 earthquake out of east bay happening just after 5:00 this morning. several people saying that they felt it and saw it online. >> this morning, bart tweeted out that an earth quake had been felt. they said well we complete track inspections, please observe delays systemwide. she said you can expect up to 20 minutes in some parts as well. like yourself extra time. in the meantime, kari is looking at exactly where it hit. >> that was the concord-green valley fault. it is a reminder that even a minor earthquake you put that on top of mine. make sure everything in the house is secure and then you also have your kit.

make sure the you know what to do if there's an earthquake. it was an early alarm and probably not what you wanted thursday morning but things will hopefully calm down after this and we will not have any major aftershocks. let me show you this beautiful sunrise over san jose. we have some time to breathe and also relax a bit now that we are seeing the fog rolling over san francisco. i am taking above the fog with our camera as we are now seeing the cooling air and higher humidity rolling across san francisco. that will provide some relief around the bay area today. also increasing cloud cover. palo alto, you're waking up to 57 degrees. a mixture of sun and clouds heading toward the low 70s. reaching into the upper 70s and low 80s today. we will see some of the low 80s

for a few inland spots in the east bay, reaching 84 in santa rosa. tomorrow we will continue the cooling trend with the comfortable weather and partly cloudy skies. there could be some scope for spotted showers. low 70s as we see the approach of the clouds and the chance of rain for june. we are talking about scattered showers in the forecast. it is coming during the weekend. just a heads up about that. it might not be raining all day. it is kind of hit or miss. would not cancel any big plans. that friday, june 10, there could be another chance of spotty showers. we are looking at the possibility of decent amounts of rain. vianey, do you have any issues with the morning commute right now? we have been talking about the bart delays as they inspect the track. this is pretty routine whenever we have an earthquake, especially up through california. they do it as a safety measure just in case. we have not seen

reports of damage lines or anything like that which is why they are running at reduced speeds. they are double checking and making sure everything is safe. the latest tweet does say that folks can expect to see residual delays of up to 20 minutes systemwide. even though the earthquake was in the east bay, because they are inspecting the tracks, we can expect to see the delays impacting and moving through the entire bay area. i will keep you updated as soon as i have more information available. thank you. happening now, fire season underway. cal fire says that teams have responded to over 2500 wildfires this year. 18 of the 20 most destructive fires have occurred since the year 2000. we are following breaking news out of the east bay. 4.1 earthquake. continuing coverage is next.

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there are not enough lifeguards. without enough lifeguards swim days might be cut from six to two days a week and other bay area pools also seeing the strain. >> we would see 50, 60 applicants. this year we had 22. san jose and dublin say they have enough life guards this summer. well new video of a bear roaming the streets of fairfield this week and a pretty good sized one. police receive d the reports of the siding, and said he likely wandered back into nearby hills.

man who made the iconic madden video game what it is today. john madden is gracing the cover of madden 23 and this will be the first appearance since 2000. his death sent shockwaves through the sporting world. welcome back to today in the bay, we are monitoring a big earthquake. but a 4.1. the after shocks continue over t several months, it happened at 507 and a lot of people felt it.

>> of course people woke up and some slept through it and one lady said i knew i wasn't crazy, so she felt it this morning as well and this is one of the first big activities since 1955? >> well with the last major earthquake we had on the concord-green valley fault was 1955. but we typically see smaller earthquakes and you can see where it runs through parts of the north bay and just off to the left of the fault. as we look at the history there, and when it did happen in 1955 it caused quite a bit of damage, in fact back in that time it was when you equate it to today's money $8 million

worth of damage and caused death and unknown