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michelle g anmecca cant for kenny choi. it was e quak that struck nethe town of ridgecrest. that's in kern county. about 150 miles northeast of los angeles. there have been dozens of aftershocks in the area. take a look at the moments right when it hit. >> this video was taken from inside the newsroom of our sister station in la. you can see the light textures and other equipment swaying. and people shouting in the distance. usgs officials say the quake was felt as far south as orange county. people there caught these images during the shake. you can see the chandelier just swaying from the ceiling there. in los angeles, this was the scene in people's backyards. waves surging inside pulls. and, check out this fish tank. what are moving back and forth. the shake is being labeled as the largest quake in southern california since the 1994 northridge, which killed dozens

and caused billions of dollars i the building rolling. and, looked at the ceiling. i saw my living room apartment, i have a high ceiling. i saw it going side to side. so, i just happened to look over to my shades and saw them going. so, i knew it was an earthquake. and it stopped briefly, and it started again and started shaking. it will, we've got an earthquake. >> at the moment, there are no reports of any injuries. in fact, we have a lot of people had some time to spare after getting a shake alert warning on the smartphones. the system worked and said there is an earthquake of about 6.2. producing energy. the warning came through. in los angeles, there was a 48 second warning that the shaking was arriving. this grocery store took a hit as the shaking emptied the shelves. but at this point, no reports of any major >>switching gears

weather. let's look outside. this is the san francisco waterfront right now. looks beautiful. in a few hours, people will gather there to watch the fireworks. the question,thr cooperat little y,mary. e close almorning. how is it looking? >> for tonight, especially for the coast in the san francisco bay, if you're heading out for the fireworks shows tonight, we are going to see low clouds and areas of fog rolling. we have a stronger seabreeze that we are tracking. and this is what you can expect. with some low clouds and patchy fog, likely, returning between 8, 9, 10 p.m. this is that microclimate forecast for fisherman's wharf tonight. so, let's take you through this evening. and that fireworks forecast. for 6 pm at fisherman's wharf, 63 degrees.: breezy. 9 pm, upper 50s with low clouds likely.

other locations, looking great. especially in land. perfect fireworks viewing weather, with temperatures in the low 70s. mainly clear in land. but again, wer the coast and fo bay. were going to talk about a warm up as we head through the rest of the week i will let you know when temperatures will soar into the low 90s in some spots coming up. michelle? fourth of july celebrations are underway all of the bay area. and, celebrating in danville means waking up extra early to snag a good spot to set up your chair. kpix 5's jackie ward was with hundreds of people who think it is well worth the effort. with sunny skies and a temperature just right, it was the perfect morning to have a parade. and celebrate america's birthday. >> reporter: from the dogs to the cute kids, downtown danville was filled with families like the christmann's, who has made this a yearly

event since 1981. >> our kids are now here with the grandkids. and it is a family tradition. year. and, they are the ones who have to reserve the seats now, because i have retired from that. >> reporter: the christmann sisters, stacy and stephanie are now the ones who pick up the family spot. they tell me they grow up this parade. to this day, they still love it. >> everybody comes out when we started coming it was swim teams and on bicycles and we decorated our bikes and came down here and were part of the parade., we brought our kids our kids are now teenagers. we wanted to have this prime spot right here, you know, and the walkway right here. so, we could come walk up right now. it's fun. >> reporter: whether it was overhead or on the ground, the veterans who help us maintain our freedom were front and center. >> world war two veteran dictate 97 years old. >> reporter: right where they belong. in danville, jackie ward, kpix 5. n, pleasant hills, kratz also gather this morning. you can see drum line participants prepping for the o

corner of gregory lane. tonight, beginning at 7 pm, there will be a firework show at college park icicle. foe zeof people sporting red, white and blue. it is not too late to make some fourth of july plans. check out our guide to the bay area. that's on kpix.com/4th. maximum enforcement on the roadways for this holiday weekend has begun and will continue until sunday. >> we want to be out there in force, so people see us, and also be responding as fast as we can to either help people if they are stranded a broken down. but also make those enforcement stops and try to get those drivers off the road. the chp will also be looking for people not wearing a seatbelt's, and distracted drivers. they are encouraging those planning on drinking to try to use rideshare services. a san jose man is under arrest and a suspected dui crash in milpitas overnight. this is 22-year-old andrew know and morales. police got a call around 1:30 this morning of a vehicle that

hit a power pole in the area of calaveras road and piedmont road. they found a car with major damage down an embankment. officers determined to the driver, morales, was under the influence of alcohol, and arrested him. the crash caused a power outage in the area, and traffic is blocked well e.g. any repairs the power pole. it is expected to reopen at 4 pm. washington dc now, where president trump is promising the show of a lifetime on the national mall this fourth of july. but his salute to america celebration is also drawing some criticism. catherine johnson reports. >> reporter: members of the military are getting the tanks ready for the presidents fourth of july salute to america on the national mall the city. the president urged people to get there early for what he called in a tweet this morning, one of the biggest celebrations in the history of our country. besides the tanks, the celebration will feature troops and military flyovers. as well as a speech by the president in front of the lincoln memorial. neither the pentagon or the white house has said how much the festivities will cost. the flyovers alone cost

sadollarpehour. democratic challengers of turning the nation's birthday into a campaign event. >> i am very dismayed about how the president is handling this holiday. and all the money he is spending. >> reporter: many arrived early here on the national mall to get a good spot. and, the crowd keeps going. the highlight for some, the president himself. >> we are so happy that we have a president that was america. and wants to do something and celebrated. >> that's what really makes it special for why we came down here, is to see the president, president trump speak. >> reporter: protesters, including nonveteran, mike holy, are also here. he says he supports the military, but not president trump. >> you have 1 million veterans down here next year to take back our fourth of july. they will be protesting against john. >> reporter: the white house insists, the presidents speech will be patriotic, not partisan. catherine johnson, cbs news, washington. the last time the president

spoke at an independence day celebration was at the national mall in the 19/5 days, when president harry truman addressed the nation during the korean war. much more on the story coming up on the kpix 5 news at 5:00 and online at kpix.com. the democrats, competing to challenge president trump and 20/20 are out in full force. campaigning this fourth of july. many are targeting voters in new hampshire and iowa, since those states have the earliest day on the party's nominee. joe biden attended a holiday event and participated in a parade in independence, iowa. senators, la harris and amy club char were both in des moines today for the independent state a. they reportedly spotted each other in the crowd and hugged. both were critical of president trump's salute to america plans. south bend, indiana mayor, pete buttigieg without a fourth of july parade in storm lake iowa, greeting supporters there.

and senator bernie sanders walked in a fourth of july parade in slater, iowa. his contingent, carrying banners and signs. meanwhile, senator cory booker talked to supporters while serving a pancake breakfast today in boulder city, nevada. he later joined a fourth of july celebration. ng breaking news this afternoon. 6.4 magnitude earthlike and southern california. this is covered from our sister station in los angeles. broadcasting live. we are monitoring and have the latest details coming up. still ahead, and unplanned fireworks show. what led to this accidental display in the skies. and ominu studies showing the benefits of having pets and how they could be especially good for your teenager.

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we continue to follow breaking news. southern california hit today by a 6.4 magnitude quake, striking near the town of ridgecrest in kern county. about 150 miles northeast of los angeles. have been dozens of aftershocks. officials say emergency crews are responding to at least 24 medical and fire incidents. san bernardino county fire department is reporting some damage to roads and buildings. me me time, los angeles international airport says no damage was done and operations are running normally. this is live coverage from our sister station in los angeles. let's listen in. of course, none, 1. any calls for service as far as injuries and medical incidents we are able to respond and handle that stuff as well. dictate any major dictate next to your home or structures, we

have correspond people to report that stuff. as soon as they become available, fire -- will be in the area and evaluate dictate. >> a question about the gas. people are reporting that the two small gas. should they try to turn it off themselves? evacuate the premises? what did they do besides call 911? >> at that point, if they have the ability and are able and capable, they do have natural gas connections, secure that deck to get the quarter turn valve on the external of the welding. a lot of homes out there on pumping. some of the gas smell that we receiving our >> announcer 2: sewers and sewer line breaks. at this point, -- no confirmation of any active gas line break. >> thank you so much for joining us. we can clearly hear that you are very busy and we want you --

take a chance to take care of what is most certainly important for our viewers, taking care of them right there and making sure they are safe first as a priority. again, folks, you are looking at video coming into a social media. folks who have been taking pictures and grabbing video after this 6.4 magnitude earthquake has struck this area. we also have some video that is coming in from our las vegas. this is from las vegas. the venetian. look at the chandeliers. to shaking there. unbelievable. that far away. >> so, when we talk about dgecr with the area, this is about 125 miles south southwest of the los angeles area. you can imagine, dimarco, we felt it here, classified as a strong is going. 6.4. imagine what it felt like 125 miles from here. at the epicenter. so, that's what those people in that small community are experiencing right now. about 27,000 people live there. got major freeways going to the area. 395, 14. as you heard jeremy from the kern county fire department just say, they are out there

right now. there taking those roads. they have got some damage. so they don't want people out driving right now. you never know when you are going to come up to a rockslide, a crack in the road, something like that. that's what the dealing with. >> you may think your clear, but you're not. we have been told that there are no more than 30, or up to 30 aftershocks being felt now and being recorded here. you talked about it. just the things that you need to do. you need to have your kit ready. you need to put on hard shoes, hard bottom shoes. because clearly, we have seen in situations like this where there is broken glass, or something you can step on. a lot of people want to immediately go outside and start taking pictures or walking around in their home. that is not a good thing to do. ridgecrest, where the epicenter of this earthquake took lace, we spoke to some people who are saying that they have homes that have sustained damage. a large amount of damage. we have had also - >> we are listening to live coverage from our sister station in los angeles. they are talking about the 6.4 magnitude earthquake that has hit in ridgecrest. it is close to las vegas.

kind of in between las vegas and los angeles. so, los angeles felt extreme shaking, and so did las vegas. it is amazing to watch this video and see how much shaking was involved. we have seen chandeliers kind of swaying and also, video of people's swimming pools. it's a reminder here in northern california, to be ready. because we could experience that strong of an earthquake here any time. to have our kids ready, and just be prepared in case of an emergency. >> they are still trying to determine if there were any injuries and the extent of the damage in that area of kern county, which is fairly remote. that is the good news there when it comes to the epicenter. but we will be following this throughout the day on air and online. meantime, my people wondering about that fourth of july weather forecast here in the bay area, mary. >> for firework shows tonight, we are tracking that onshore flow. that stronger seabreeze will mean low clouds and areas of fog will roll in for tonight.

i will first show you a live look at alesrce tower cam are. and you can see, this is looking north at aquatic park. temperatures arepe50s in san fr low 60s for oakland. looking at low 70s for san jose. mid-70s livermore, santa rosa, upper 70s right now for concord. hear a satellite and right abuse. we started off the day along the coast and parts of the bay with low clouds and areas of fog. it is all because of that stronger seabreeze. that marine layer is thicker for today, all because of this area of low pressure that is closer to us today. what that, we are going to see the low clouds and areas of fog rolling in earlier tonight. okay this is on future cast as we go through the afternoon, enjoy the sunshine with clouds just at the coast. and then as we had to tonight, the low clouds and areas of fog along the clouds coast and san francisco bay. if you're heading out to fisherman's wharf tonight, do expect some low clouds and patchy fog. so, it could possibly obscure the firework show.

just be right about that is we are looking at that strong marine layer for today. morning low clouds and areas of fog tomorrow, and then sunshine and temps even warmer for your friday with high pressure building in. >> sunset at 8:35 and sunrise at 5:53 tomorrow morning. daytime highs today, seasonal, and not a little bit cooler. enjoy this temperatures. 84 concord, 78 san jose. 70 in oakland. mid-60s for san francisco. here's the 7-day forecast and what you can expect. we are going to be heating up for friday after saturday with high pressure building in. a little bit cooler by early next week. we will be right back.

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this week's jefferson award winner has made it his mission to help former inmates reenter society. >> alan martin has more on that. >> reporter: joe calderon leads the discussion at the here reentry navigator network. the recently released inmates, or lifers, ethical themselves. they meet monthly at the mission street parole office in san francisco. the network provides services and peer support to help each other reenter society and stay out of jail and prison. >> you keeps me humble. keeps me grateful. it puts me at a place where i

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we are continuing to follow breaking news. emergency crewonded at least 24 medical and fire incidents after a 6.4 magnitude earthquake. it hit near the town of ridgecrest in kern county. about 150 miles northeast of los angeles. people from las vegas to the coast felt that shaking. it was almost 2 hours ago now. so, reports of damage, still coming up. you can keep updated on this on a website, kpix.com. happy fourth of july.

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