>> 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 injuries, and

knowtime we have earthquake or minor shaking we want to give you reminders. try to find your interior walls and also falling debris as well as think about where to get in, under a desk or table and hallways are not always the safest. aftershocks could continue and something we will be watching for. who knows how long it could last in terms of those aftershocks. >> you are right, they certainly can, and people in the east bay felt it and we have an interview in concord. so what did you feel? >> i was getting ready for work and i felt the earthquake and i

immediately ran over to my kids room to make sure nothing had fallen. but it was quick. so, nothing fell in the house. >> which is good. but you right away knew what it was? >> and immediately knew because i have from the bay area and felt many earthquakes, so nothing new. >> nothing in comparison to the large one and what about your girls, you ran to the room like any good parent would. did they wake up? >> nope. they were fast asleep and we are at my parents house my dog didn't even wake up. so everyone was fast asleep in the house. my sister did call me immediate ly after and she was awake, she woke up.

and she just called to check up on us. >> where was she? >> she is also in concord. >> so brentwood and american canyon, and south san francisco and the south bay as well. so, probably felt stronger where you were but not enough to wake your family. >> no. just me. >> all right. thank you so much, aaron for cal ing in and letting us know what you felt. yeah, we look to social media quickly to find out where people felt it, and that is what people do they jump on social media and it was no surprise that a lot of people across the bay area felt this one.

4.1 and felt in many parts of the bay area. >> i was already on twitter and boom. i felt it but his family was snoring away. so look >> want tuque about inu and in general the larger earthquake the more aftershocks you can feel and right now we want to look at kind of like how this is happening and monitoring when it comes to public transit. and we know bart will halt the services to check the lines. >> it is pretty routine. we get these quakes often and the way to check the line is slow down

pretty much any transit out there and do routine maintenance and i have been checking on the bart website and their twitter page and have not seen reports of actual damages, so we are not seeing delays because of that. the first tweet was 38 minutes ago, and although the earthquake was in the east bay, bart did sweet out they were expecting a ten minute delay system wide and the most recent update was 26 minutes and they said expect a 20 minute system wide delay and this is pretty routine. what they do is reduce the speed of the trains that are currently running, so those already on the way to their destination and they then they complete track inspections and so, just to give

you an idea of areas effected and whether you live in the east bay or san francisco, or you live in the south bay you can expect delays, 26 minutes ago, and i can only assume they are conducting their track inspections just to make sure everything is okay, and no reports of anything as far as damage goes to any of the lines, so as this routine inspection continues, you can expect to see these impacts really probably carry on over within the next couple hours or so. i have been checking and have not seen delays on the ferries and i will have another update throughout the remainder of your drive times in the bay area in a few minutes. back to you. we sent out a

push alert after the earthquake hit. download our nbc bay area app to get alerts straight to your phone and of course we will keep you updated on air and online. in oklahoma four people are dead at a hospital in tulsa, the shooter was armed with a rifle and handgun and it is believed the shooter killed himself when the officers converged. oakley's police chief is promising an update in the case of the young woman last seen months ago, alexis gabe was seen january 26th and she was last

seen with her boyfriend and he is now suspected of foul play. two years since the death of a man shot by police and on june 2nd, 2020 officers shot and killed him outside of a walgreens. it happened at the height of the george floyd death. tonight supporters are holding a candle light vigil. turning to a school visitor no one expected. a mountain lion. he was in an english room for hours. this is what the janitor saw after being tranquilized he was taken to the zoo for medical care, he is starving,

anemic and dehydrated which could have led to his behavior. >> when they are sick they don't make decisions that are as good as when they are not. >> and it was good for his health he was found. >> it is good that he came in. so, we are saving his life. >> good to know, and students and staff were forced to shelter in place and then dismissed early and taken to a school where their parents pick them up. the mountain lion may stay in oakland or be sent to another zoo. crews stopped the progress on the fire lines in napa fire. the fire is now 30% contain ed. the evacuation orders have been lifted but the concern now is

air quality, advisories are in effect in napa valley today. a 4.1 earthquake hitting this morning and a lot of people reporting they felt it and we just heard from walnut creek police and no word on any damage. it has been over an hour so people are up and no need for coffee, so, as we look at where that 4.1 magnitude earthquake happened. it was on the concord-green valley fault and as of now we have not had any reports, but look at how wide spread it was felt and where you see the shades of blue and the

teal or aqua color, and 3,000 people have reported that they did feel it. as far south as the south bay and passed santa rosa, and we will continue to monitor aftershocks into the morning, and that possibly could for days or weeks, we have a beautiful sunrise over the south bay and temperatures are milder than where we typically start in the upper 50s and low 60s, there will be more clouds moving in today and we are headed for the upper 70s and also that cool down for parts of the east bay with concord 83, and santa rosa reaching 84 as well. so we will see cooler weather into the weekend and we will talk about that. but where can we find some

lower gas prices. >> that is a great question. we found some spots throughout the bay area, starting in cupertino. this is in the east bay, and redwood city $6.09, and that is still really expensive. so, hopefully we can get through this together and let's talk about your east bay drive times, no major delays, and grand avenue is looking at eight minutes, and let's head to the bridges, there is typical morning slowing about 12

minutes and westbound 84 you are looking at ten minutes, and remember the bart delays are about 20 minutes. 6:12 and stepping away from meta the details on the major staff shakeup and what it may mean for facebook. more news including the queen's platinum jubilee, we will have a look at the celebrations underway right now. we'll be right back.

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good morning, it is 6:15. we are monitoring the breaking news this morning a 4.1 earthquake in the east bay and we are looking at exactly where it hit and on what fault line. >> and so we did have that happen on the concord-green valley fault this morning, we are monitoring what is going on there and we are not had reports of damage that is great news and hopefully we don't have any aftershocks yet and we will be 80 degrees this afternoon. a warm bay but more clouds and a cooling trend is underway. we will talk about that and the

weekend forecast coming up. system wide delays continue on bart because of the earthquake as they work to inspect the lines, no issues on the roads, drive times on 101 about 19 minutes and northbound 280 to highway 85 seven minutes. we will have an update in about six minutes. wall street is set to open higher after a choppy session. pretty flat futures so far and the dow falling 176 points and the s&p 500 and nasdaq shedding 1%. sheryl sandberg stepping down as coo for meta. she joined in 2008 as the number two to mark zuckerburg

and turned it into one of the most powerful companies in the tech industry and sheryl sandberg has been the public face over challenges including privacy and the spread of misinformation. she said the move will allow her to focus on her other work. the party has officially started in london. celebrating the queen's platinum jubilee and 70 years on the thrown. >> the queen stepped out on the balcony to observe the military fly by and the aircraft formed a 70, which is really cool to see. the queen was joined by prince william, kate and they three

children. >> she has dedicated her life to the country and we are so grateful and proud of her. >> prince harry and meghan markle are in london but they did not join the queen on the balcony. >> looks like a nice day in london. usually shrouded in clouds but e sun is shining, what about here across the pond in the bay area. >> looking at the fog over san francisco and it is cooling start to what will be much cooler weekend compared to what we have all recently. i want to give you an update on the drought monitor that just came out a few minutes ago, we are seeing the same conditions that we had last week with the exceptional drought developing in the big part of the center valley and parts of the central

and southern sierra and so for the bay area we are still looking at a severe drought. so keep that in mind as you going about your day and we are going in to the dry summer months, and we do see a slight chance of rain in that distant forecast and we will talk about that in a bit. temperatures are coming in cooler, low 70s and low 80s for livermore and mid 80s for santa rosa. 70s tomorrow around the bay area and 60s around the coast. we will see more clouds increasing as the storm system approaches and brings us scattered showers and over and over again we have seen this chance of rain for june with a wetter pattern continuing into next weekend as well and the approach of more showers near the coast. we will be watching that but it would be

fairly significant to get from a quarter inch of rain and maybe higher for the north bay and that is as we see more clouds and cooler temperatures. spotty showers as well. next week we go back to the warm and dry conditions at least for monday through wednesday and highs in the upper 80s and we have been watching the bart delays and the road conditions out there. >> we are starting to see the traffic picking up pretty typical for being 6:21. the drive times, oh, changed right there in real time. you are looking at 20 minutes, 280 to highway 85 and a quick look at your drive times on the peninsula, about 11 minutes if you are driving on

highway 92 and shoreline boulevard. the north bay drive times there is slowing on westbound 37 to lakeville highway. you are looking at 24 minutes and southbound 101 to golden gate is about 10 minutes. we will have a look at your drive times and the look at the bart situation coming up. nbc bay area responds. >> covid-19 test kits can expire but not necessarily by the date on the box. you will need look it up. we will show you how, next. as we head to break, take a look at the team spirit! ready for game one today. let's see your fan pictures. tag us on instagram and twitterd facebook, we will be sharing them during the finals. go warriors! we'll be right back.

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tendsto the carquinez strait and you talked to some people who felt the shaking? >> i was in berkeley when the quake struck and we didn't feel it but we have colleagues who felt it in fairfield and across the bay, and of course in the pittsburg bart staying, we spoke to people who definitely felt it this morning. >> i felt it and my dog was started and i was like what in the world and my son cried at the same time, which was weird. but yeah a big jolt. >> just one jolt? >> you have been here for a while? >> 20 years. yeah, so, it was all very sudden but it was strong enough and it was a pretty strong one. >> this one was different.

way different. >> how so. >> n my bed and it was time to go to work, so i was like, okay, that is my wake up call. >> if you have been in the bay area for a while we know this is considered to be light. there is no expected damage from this, and no reports of damage. but here at bart, they normally do when there is an earthquake they slow down the trains so they can inspect the tracks, and if you are taking bart you can expect the residual delays of 20 minutes. >> thank you, a lot of people saying did i feel that. yep, it was. >> especially as you are sleeping at 5-so in the

morning. so it came in as a 4.1 and sometimes we see the magnitude change but that is what we are saying right now? >> that is correct. >> and you deal with a lot of self hit maps. >> it was felt down to the valley and forest hill. >> wow, that is pretty far south. >> yeah, yeah, so it is felt about 150 kilometers away. >> okay, so are you surprised by that at all. >> no, not really, we see it quite often. all around the world actually. e with what you do monitoring all of these, what else can we learn from this one? >> not much. i mean, it goes with the territory pretty much. so, it is just a light

earthquake that was felt pretty far in the area. >> yeah, exactly, jolted a lot of people awake here in the bay area. and we also warn people. there could be aftershocks. >> , there is always the potential for aftershocks, we have not seen any yet but it is something that could occur. >> at what point does it turn from being an aftershock to it's own individual earthquake? >> there is really no defined set of time some large earthquakes can go on for months and months, and it is just related to the same fault line and spatially where it is located. but there is no defined -- it is kind of a gray area of if it is an aftershock or not. >> the shaking got people going here in the bay area and we are always prepared or we need to

be. >> that is true. >> julie, from usgs. thank you. this is not a fault line we have seen major activity from. >> yeah it was a 5.1 in 1955 and a little bit of shaking,happene0 minutes ago, but in terms of who felt it, yeah, it was a lot of people and we are seeing the counter going up on the usgs website and how many people are reporting it to the usgs and of course, these earthquake reminders if you feel shaking, do not run out of the building, and keep in mind falling debris is the top hazard and

those interior walls are the best place to be, hallways are not necessarily the safest but get under sturdy firnture. >> a lot of people waking up saying did i feel an earthquake and we sent out a push alert moments after it hit. so download the nbc bay area news app so you can get alerts sent straight to your phone and keeping eyes out for aftershocks, and updating you with those. it comes down to the first game of the nba finals and the warriors are taking on the boston celtics and shooting for their fourth title in eight years.

>> game one at the chase center and today in the bay's unofficial playoff correspondent sierra johnson. you have been there a lot lately! >> yeah i deemed myself the unofficial correspondent here. we have been here so often and taken you on a journey of the games previously and the big one. game one of the finals. happening tonight and quiet nowt in a matter of hours,000s of fans and we have some media from outside of the bay area and folks from boston here, and you can feel this is in fact a big game and to walk you through if you want to make it to the game you have to pay a little bit of money. we have done the research and breaking down the numbers, so these are ticket prices according to ticket iq

andthy are averaging over $3,000 a seat prices in boston where games three and four will be played. the resell average was second to the games between the warriors and raptors in 2019. those prices are averaging $4,364 per seat. so looking at the past match ups, this is the warriors sixth nba final in eight years and for the celtics, none of the players have even been to the finals. so, we love a freebie and a

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the traffic is going to build from the south bay and the east bay, and really on any other bridges heading into the city, expect to see some big delays especially around 4:00 and i want to encourage folks to take public transportation we are seeing the bart delay because of the earthquake and you can take bart to 16th street and if you have a ticket your ride is free with you event ticket. you don't have to worry about driving or parking. plans to roll out co vid vaccines for the youngest children. 6 months to 4 years old. the first requested was for a two dose vaccine was in february

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right now at 6:43. a look at our highs for today. slightly cooler but low 60s to upper 80s for the inland valleys. we will talk about the weekend cooling and the earthquake and the drought monitor. all of that coming up. a look at your drive times, 24 minutes from grant line to 680. and your bridge drive times coming up in a few minutes. it is 6:44 and families are feeling the stress of inflation and the white house is under pressure to getting it under control

and now growing concern as the baby formula crisis is dragging on. the president working on a quick solution? >> reporter: good morning, well, the white house said that tackling inflation is their top priority. now this is as a new warning from one of the nation's top banking executives who said the country could be headed toward economic hurricane. gas and food prices taking a big bite out of consumers's budgets. >> it is definitely hurting. >> a 40 year high inflation. >> the next time you fill up your car, or go to the grocery store, you can thank the biden administration. >> the treasury secretary admitting mistakes was made.

>> i think i was wrong on the effect that inflation would take. >> everyone thinks the fed can handle it and the hurricane is heading our way, we don't know if it is a minor one or super storm sandy or andrew, and you better brace yourself. >> there is a lot going on right now. >> president biden said fighting rising costs is a top priority and made a strike , the baby formula shortage. he said he didn't know the severity of the problem until it was too late >> i became aware of the problem after april -- early april. about how intense it was. >> te administration announcing new oversea shipsments are on the way.

>> this week president biden laid out his latest plan to tackle inflation, and it includes fixing broken supply chain issues and improving infrastructure. >> thank you. 6:47 and look, we probably don't have to remind you the warriors and the celtics tip-off tonight but, when it comes to our rivalry things went up a notch with our nbc affiliates. >> today feels different because it is the first game of the nba finals. the warriors taking on the celtics, and all is quiet here but it feels a little different because there are a lot of out of town guests because this is such a huge game and we have a special

guest, he is from our sister station in boston and thank you so much for making the journey and talking with us. so starting off -- >> yes. >> so the big game. we have some things on the line. let's talk about a wager >> love a healthy bet. >> no question about it. >> so when the warriors win, we are just throwing that out there. what do you have to offer ? >> so we have the new england clam chowder, and we have the fenway franks and we invented chocolate chip cookies, no one wants boston baked beans, so some cookies, but what are you giving us when the celtics win? >> we are known for our chocolate and everyone loves sourdough and this could go to the end? >> i have a feeling it is going

seven games, i am fully aware the warriors are extremely talented. but you to watch out for the celtics team. the way that jayson tatum and the way they turned the team around and made them an nba finals team. it will be fun to watch. i am picking the celtics but could see the warriors winning it too . >> thank you so much for joining us. quiet now but in a comhours a different story, and we will keep you updated all day. >> should be a lot of fun. >> they always are. >> let's check in on this earthquake and a look at the fault lines it is on. >> yeah, we are still monitoring social media to see who felt it

and now, okay i need to get my kit together and make sure everything will not tip over. we had a 2.2 aftershock and most people probably didn't feel that and hopefully you have had a chance to breathe and relax. this is a view of the fog, and this above the fog from our tower camera, you can see it rolling over san francisco right now and the update of the drought monitor coming out this morning, there was no change from last week but we did last week see the exceptional drought former for parts of the central valley and the southern sierra. that is the highest level of drought. no change for us here, and as we go through the dry summer months we may not see more changes here. temperatures are cooling off heading for the upper 70s and low 80s, 84 in

gilroy today and oakland 60s the fog is keeping the coast line cool. half moon bay in the 50s san francisco in the 60s and clear lake 84 degrees and more clouds will be moving in. that is the trend over the next few days, and cooler air and possibly the chance of rain by the end of the weekend. yes, we are talking about the rain chances in june, and it doesn't look like a complete wash out and maybe we will do it again next weekend and watching the cooler air coming in and the possibility that we could see from about a quarter inch of rain and higher as you head to the north. so, just a head heads up about that and highs in the mid 70s and warming up next week and for san francisco we have 60s for the weekend, and light showers again expected on sunday. how is it looking for

the morning commute? >> reporter: well we have got our regular slow spots, and i checked on the bart twitter page to see if there were updates about the track inspections because of the earlier quake. i can only assume they are experiencing delays because of the earlier quake q of course it not because of the lines being damaged. it is a routine inspection but if you are going to the game tonight and heading to the chase center your warriors ticket can give you a free ride to the game. back to you. happening now, fire season is officially underway and cal fire said they are responded to 2300 fires, and 11,000 acres burned state-wide. a quick look at your stop

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6:55 on your thursday morning. back to our breaking news this morning, 4.1 earthquake rattling the east bay near pittsburg. happened just after 5:00 a.m. >> around the bay area people certainly felt this, this was along the concord-green valley fault it actually runs to the carquinez strait and we are going to bob who spoke to some people who felt it. >> certainly felt it around here, and on the north bay and the peninsula and here in the east bay, we were at berkeley when it struck and did not feel a thing but plenty of people here in the pittsburg bay area and we are outside of the bart station, certainly did. >> felt my bed shaking, and my dresser shook. >> a jolt?

or back and forth. >> it was a big jolt and swaying. >> how does this compare to other quakes? >> about the same. i am used to them. i have been here all my life. generally the same. >> that is kind of the vibe we got from other people who also felt that magnitude 4.1 and you speak to someone from the usgs and they say that is very light in nature and no reports of damage and we have been talking about bart. we are at the pittsburg bay bart and bart will slow down the trains to inspect the track and as a result of that they said you can expect residual delays of 20 minutes. >> a good reminder for all of us to be ready thanks so much. >> we sent out a push alert moments after that quake hit and

you can make sure you download the nbc bay area news app and you can get alerts sent straight to your phone. let's get a look at our forecast this morning, a nice day ahead? >> it will be a nice day. temperatures are coming down anw no more upper 80s and today it is looking like 83 degrees, and we will see a mix of sun and clouds, more clouds in the forecast as we go into the weekend and highs in the mid 70s and spotty showers possible on sunday and reaching about 76 degrees, but it will warm up again early to middle next week and back up to the 80s and san francisco will have a cool and breezy weekend. the fog rolling by and sunshine and even light showers on sunday and highs in the 60s we should get more sun back in the forecast next week with highs reaching to the low 70s.

how is the morning commute rolling? >> well, i actually have an update on the bart situation, they just tweeted out about two minutes ago they are recovering from the earlier problem and a ten minute delay on the san francisco line. due to that earlier earthquake. that is a ten minute delay, and they just tweeted it out and as far as your east bay drive times, no big issues on the roads. about 17 minutes from 284. the today show is coming up and a royal salute to the queen and the festivities for the platinum jubilee and from prince charles to lilibet what the future holds for the royal family.

well that does it for us for us, we are back at 7:25 and no mid day because of the french open coverage starting at 11:00. the royal family stepping out to honor the monarch and their matriarch, including harry and meghan's first trip to england as a family of four. hundreds of thousands gathering outside buckingham palace. >> tens of millions watching around the world. an event filled with royal tradition and ceremony.