of berkeley. the location is south east of berkeley. we spoke about the magnitude, 4.0 magnitude. let's take a look at some of the stats. eight deaths of 6.1 mi..--a depth of 6.1 mi.. the earthquake hit at 2:41 p.m.. the aftershock was at 4:50 p.m., eight 2.2 magnitude, still at a relatively large desk, 4.5 mi.. this one was southeast of berkeley. let's take a look at earthquake magnitudes for the type of earthquakes that we feel. anything over 3 going zero, we feel. 4.0, noticeable shaking. the damage is higher at 5.0 and higher.

this earthquake was widely selz. >>pam: let's go to the usgs. charles clifford has a closer look at where the earthquake hit. >>charles: right now i am live in front of the usgs. they have been keeping an eye on the aftermath. let's take a look at video from the usgs web site that shows exactly where the earthquake hit. geologists are saying that the earthquake hit just slightly off of the hayward fault near berkeley, at the bottom of the fault zone. if they are saying it was a sharp, impulsive earthquake which is why it was widely felt. the 4.0 magnitude is usually considered ok. geologist jack's book right explains why. >> they do not usually cause much damage, but people notice them, particularly during an event like this. it'if it makes 2 dozen families

go out and make sure that they have water for 72 hours, that is for the good. >>charles: the usgs says there has been a couple of small aftershocks and that we could expect more in the hours ahead. that is the latest in menlo park, charles clifford, kron4 news. >>pam: our coverage of continues with the dan kerman who is live in berkeley. >>dan: we are and ask the and telegraph. only one person today did not feel the earthquake. shaking, i ran out. i remember the last one.

>> it did not sway, it just went boom, in jilted, nothing to sell, but it felt pretty strong. >> this was my first earthquake and i hope my last. the ground shook and everything inside the storm moved. at first i thought a car drove past and hit something. >> i did not feel it at all. a friend of bonds into the in the earthquake and said she was on a break because of the earthquake. i said, what earthquake? i thought, how could i be necklace? >>charles: a lot of shattered nerves, but not much else shattered. tam, back to you. >>pam: reggie kumar is live in oakland from the bart station to o.jupdate as. reggie

>> of the trains are back on schedule. take a look at the track. following the earthquake, bart inspected all of its tracks about five minutes after the earthquake. this is common procedure. the inspections ended at 3:18 p.m.. the inspections did cause a 15 minute delays earlier this afternoon. the trains are back on time. >>pam: terisa estacio was live outside of city hall when the earthquake did.

>>terisa: those posters behind me were shaking in the ground shook violently. workers from city hall were coming out quite quickly. building inspectors went in to make sure that the structure was safe. as people came by, they spoke with me and said that this was certainly a big wake-up call. >> i looked up, i saw the windows moving back and forth. i thought, what is that? that was scary. my son called me and said, did you feel that? >>terisa: what did you think? >> it lasted a few seconds. my cubicle was shaking. a few people were freaking out. >> it was a hard shake for maybe 10 seconds and then, it stopped. we were all kind of scared. our building has great seismic protection, so we were good. it was a little scary. >>terisa: terisa estacio, kron4 news.

>>kimberlee: our news team has been updating viewers on our fan page. we've received hundreds of comments on facebook and e-mail's. we will take a look at some of our viewer reactions. here is what max wrote. >>kimberlee: here is what julie broke.--wrote. >>kimberlee: here is what ferdinand had to say.

>>kimberlee: i will have more comments coming up at 5:30 p.m.. >>pam: we encourage you to stay with kron4 for our continuing coverage. the latest details right here as well as online at www.kron4.com. in other news, a richmond security guard goes after his supervisor and opened fire, leaving behind a trail of a bullet holes. will tran and walks us through what happened. >>will: it is amazing that no one died when the suspect shot into the building hoping to hit his 20 year- old supervisor. there are at least 12 belittles in the window, many more holes on the door. that is just a handful of bullet holes on the building. apparently, he came here after getting into an argument with his supervisor. we do not know what caused them to argue. nonetheless, he left, came back and fired into the building heating supervisor a couple of times. foggy is

listed in critical condition but should survive his >>pam: one person says she is familiar with her neighbors familiarity with guns. >>haaziq: the suspect in the richmond shooting, dorn long shot into a neighbor's house before getting into the confrontation with his supervisor. >> this house right here, he

used to stand on top of that with machine guns and to point them at people when they were walking by. when they would call the police, no one would believe them. he saw my dog once. >>haaziq: neighbors say that long often spoke about being an ex-marine. this neighbor says it has been a while since along was showing off his weapons. >> i thought he had gotten better. whenever i would see him driving down the street, i would just smile at him because i know he is nuts. he even shot at me with the defense. it is good that he is gone. >>haaziq: haaziq madyun, kron4 news.

>>pam: the 911 calls have now been released from the workplace quarry shooting in cupertino. both those takes describes the frantic moments between the caller who witnessed the carjacking of a woman as the suspect was trying to escape. >>911 dispatcher: what is your emergency? >> a lady was driving in the parking lots, a guy was leaning over, in the parking lot of hewlett-packard. i am concerned about the safety of the woman. >>911 dispatcher: your friend was shot? >> there was a lady, the guy was leaning over her, he was trying to take something from her or something. she was unconscious. i am just trying to help. >>911 dispatcher: stay inside and call security. >> what about my car? >>911 dispatcher: did not worry about your car, stay

inside. we will have felt on the way. >>pam: 3 vehicle were killed and nine others wounded, the suspect is shareef allman, he said his own life the next day in sunnyvale during a massive search. we will hear more emergency call tapes coming up at 6:00 p.m.. >>grant: our crimes are is focusing on 13 separate robberies that occurred yesterday in san francisco. most of them were near to 80. these dots represent the robberies. there were a couple in the mission district and bayview district. there is a violent trend to these. six of the robberies occurred with force. suspect's had guns, knives and cut first grade. police were able to make one a rest. suspects targeted

wallets, purses, backpacks or false. maureen kelly shows us how several of these robberies involving gold jewelry. >>maureen: there were three instances of gold chains being snatched wednesday, the most shocking happened just after 5:00 p.m. when a 76 year-old woman was knocked to the ground by two young women in their 20s who snatched the women's gold chain independent. she hurt her hit in the attack and the suspects got away. a similar crime happened in the excelsior district, a 19 year-old woman was walking on this lot went to 18 year- old man blocked her way, one gangs of her cross necklace. the victims thing or was cut as she tried to hold on to the chain. the suspects got away on the foot. here at this bayview corner, a 35 year-old woman was closed to the ground by two women. one of them pulled a knife before taking her money and

gold chain. she was sent to the hospital with a bruise on her eye and cut on her nose. the suspects got away in a chrysler or dodge van. there is no information showing that the crimes are connected and although there are no statistics showing a rise in gold theft, but they're not surprised with the value of gold rising. >> the value of gold is over $1,600 an ounce or something like that. it is about what is valuable and readily available. if you have something of a value, be that much more careful. >>maureen: maureen kelly, kron4 news. /

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most of the animals ended up dead. deputies say that they had no choice but to kill them. they were afraid if they used tranquilizers in the animals would simply hide in the darkness. this is the owner, terry thompson. 49 of his animals were killed. the coroner said there is a large bite on the head of thomson, shortly after shooting himself, one of the tigers did him. announced they get real difference will read the final chapter of her books to show people that she has made progress in her recovery. gifford was shot in the head january 8th at an event outside of tucson.

the new book that she worked on with our resident fed is called gabby, a story of courage and hope. >>louisa: finally, the fog still linger into the afternoon. right now, the fog is up and down the coastline. it is lingering over oakland through the early afternoon. temperatures certainly are affected. we are critical in san francisco and half moon bay. the inland valleys are still in the '70s this afternoon. as we head into tomorrow, we will see fog in the morning but it will appeal back off the coast at noon. mild temperatures tomorrow. warmer this weekend. still warm into next week with when sticking up on monday and tuesday. tomorrow morning the fall will be in the north bay, winds out of the north. by

6:00 a.m., in the south bay and inland, a touch of salt. continuing through the 9:00 a.m. hour, we will still have a foggy conditions that the fog will push down to the jacqueline bennett here are your expected highs for tomorrow. here is a look at your extended forecast. warm this week and with temperatures in the '80s and most of the bay area. as we head into next week, temperatures will be cool. we expect the winds to take up on monday and tuesday. stay with us, we will be right back.

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>>pam: you are looking at the kron4 seismograph, more details coming up at 5:30 p.m.. stay with us.

>>pam: our developing story, the earthquake. our seismograph shows that jolt as that 4.0 earthquake hit. centered south east of berkeley. it hit the bay area this afternoon and was felt over a wide area. jacqueline is joining us live from the weather center. jacqueline

>> an earthquake of this magnitude is typically felt. we will take a look at where the earthquake hit. south east of berkeley. the big one hit earlier this afternoon. it struck at 2:41 p.m.. it was a magnitude 4.0. it was 5.1 mi. deep. the closest city was berkeley. it was just south east of berkeley. an aftershock came a few hours later. 2.2 magnitude at nearly the same depth. here is a look at the magnitude chart. this earthquake was felt widely through the bay area. if you have pictures of any damage, be sure to

send as those images and breakingnews@kron4.com. >>pam: reggie kumar is live at the bart train station. reggie >> bart trains are back on schedule. they were stopped momentarily. take a look at the west oakland bart tracks. they were stopped so that the tracks could be inspected. that is common procedure. the inspections stopped 40 minutes after the iroquois. there was no damage found. the inspections caused a 15 minute delays. drains are now back on >>pam: at j.r stone has more in san leandro.

>>j.r.: i was inside my car and the thought someone was shaking my car. at this food store, there were reports of serial fallen off of the shelves. i went inside of the food max to see if that was the case, but by the time i was inside, the cereal was back on the shelves. just walking down the aisle, you can see how high the shelves were. if something bad were to happen, this could be a dangerous spot to be in. while i was inside, i was unable to speak with the manager because he was taking an incident report from someone who had something fall on top of them. we do not know if that was related to the earth quake. in san leandro, j.r stone, kron4 news. >>pam: in oakland in the earth quake was felt by many residents. terisa estacio was in oakland when the earthquake hit.

>>terisa: when the earth quake hit, those posters behind me were shaking into the ground shook violently. workers from city hall started coming out and employees from public works showed up to inspect city hall for any damage. there had been several meetings going on inside city hall when the earthquake hit. city council member pat carney did was in one of those meetings. >> it was a hardship for maybe 10 seconds and then, it stopped. we were all kind of scared, but city hall has a great seismic protection, so we are good. it was a little scary. >>terisa: i saw some of the public's work people going around, was that a precaution? >> i am sure all our emergency personnel are in the field checking everything out. >>pam: kron4 cruise or at city hall in san francisco when the earthquake hit. here is what some people had to say.

>> we were inside of a meeting with a director of processing. earthquakes are a good luck with your in a business meeting. >> i was in my office and everything was shaking quite a bit. >> we were scared. >> everyone was getting shut up and it rattled. we were rocking and rolling in city hall. you have to love it. that is how we role in san francisco. >>pam: on the very same day that the bay area gets hit by this 410 magnitude earthquake, the state white and toward quake drill was held this morning. >>pam: here, he conceded children in this elementary school in san francisco getting an important reminder of how to draw, cover and hold. the mayor,

fire chief in police chief joey did the children crouching under desks. the mayor told them it is good practice to have these drills so that they will be less frightened when the big one hits. more than 8.5 million californians were expected to participate in drills like this one. >>kimberlee: as soon as there is a breaking news, had to the kron4 facebook fan page. we kept you updated today. we let viewers know all of the usgs information ended your resource sharing their information. let's check out some of the comments. this first one is from katie. >>kimberlee: here is what janice wrote. >>kimberlee: the last comment is from this

amount.--simone. >>kimberlee: we have considering coverage on www.kron4.com and the kron4 facebook fan page. there, you'll find information about the earthquake. leave your comments and e-mail us. >>pam: a man wanted for killing three people and leaving three others injured is behind bars. this man was arrested in oakland this morning. he is wanted in connection with a shooting that happened october 2nd. police say 100 people were at a tattoo party. three people were killed. everyone was age 23 or younger. >>officer: he was identified as one of the tea shooting suspects. even though we

have arrested one person, there is still another suspect >>pam: this city of seal beach is now planning a town meeting after the hair salon massacre. counselors will be talking about how the community is coping with its greek. the meeting will be held thursday and a large crowd is expected. >>pam: 20 years ago today oakland suffered the firestorm that destroyed thousands of homes. here is how kron4 viewers learned of that story. >>reporter: a major brush fire has erected in the oakland hills. >>pam: oakland firestorm is one of the most destructive fires in united states

history. the flames devoured one home every 11 seconds. nearly 800 in the first hour. neighborhood after neighborhood was obliterated. the oakland nightmare began the day before, a 7 a. wildfire in a canyon near the eastern entrance of the caldecott tunnel. >> we are reasonably sure that the fire was out. >>pam: by 10:00 a.m. the flames were back and stand by winds gusting up to 40 mi. per hour. >> before you knew it, flames were everywhere. >>pam: the only way out, a narrow twisting road. >> flames were coming into the cars as we were driving by. >>pam: most of the 25 fatalities happened in the first hour but the fire storm is just getting started. the gusting winds and 90 degree temperatures fled the flames--spread the

flames over hundreds of acres. some people refuse evacuation orders, staying behind to try to save their homes. the biggest boost comes at 5:00 p.m. when did the wind dropped. the flames slowed before reaching the claremont hotel. from the air, the scope of the damage is almost unbelievable. homeowners returned to find little of their former lives. some families are doubly lucky. this young girl was forced to abandon her cat. >> we were not having a house anymore and i thought that sam was dead. >>pam: it was 72 hours before that fire was declared under control.

hundreds of homes and condominiums destroyed. the total dollar loss was more than $1.5 billion.

>>pam: stocks finished mixed today. >>catherine: stocks were your first winner. >> apple pulled down nasdaq. there were gains after the associated press said it will be a sunday meeting in europe and a wednesday meeting. the market freaked out a little bit. some of the data that came out, strong manufacturing and weeklieweekly jobless claims are

down. things are going well. >>catherine: maummar gaddafi is dead you are saying that oil prices will not go down? >>rob: they will not. if you take a look at what happened in egypt, their military was running over people this morning, killing protesters. it is no longer the news. everywhere in the middle east you have factions that have hated one another. >>catherine: newspaper web sites

>>rob: more people are using newspaper web sites. >>catherine: why are more people (...) >>rob: content is winning but very slowly. the new york times reported better numbers, they get 20% of advertising on line. moving in our direction slowly. people are willing to take. >>catherine: i know a lot of people that simply refuse. >>catherine: the irs is doing something most people will like. >>rob: next year we will be able to set aside another $500 an hour 401k which is

great. the maximum will now be 17,000. the state tax exemption will be from 5 million-5.1 2 million. jacqueline >> sphere is a live look outside. fog is a lingering into the bay shores. that is light temperatures are cooler. here is a look at current

>>jaqueline: the coastal and bay fog will clear out tomorrow by noon. we will begin a warming on saturday and sunday. tomorrow the more bay--north bay will be clear. the fall mostly to the south bay. by noon, mostly clear skies and into the afternoon hours we will see sunshine never wear. temperatures tomorrow will be warmer. we're in the upper seventies for our inland valleys. '60s and '70s for our east a shores.

temperatures will climb on saturday. here is a look at your extended forecast. tomorrow will be a transition day into the weekend with warmer conditions on tap. we will see eighties and early next week. dusty conditions monday and tuesday as well. >>kimberlee: if you are looking for a job, facebook is teaming up with the labor department to help people find jobs. let's take a look at the first video of the initiative. this facebook page has a resources for people looking for jobs and facebook will study how people use social media and

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>>pam: at 6:00 p.m. will have more on today's earthquake. we have covered with reporters from all around the bay area and the rest of the day's news coming up at 6:00 p.m..

>>pam: our coverage continues. at 6:00 p.m., a 4.0 magnitude earthquake shakes the bay area. it was felt across a wide area. not a lot of damage, fortunately, mostly rattled nerves. i am here with

jacqueline in the weather center. she has been gathering additional information. jacqueline >> the after shock was close to the original joke. southeast of berkeley. it was a pretty big jolt. a 4.0 it struck 5.1 mi. deep at to 40 1:00 p.m.. there was an aftershock at 4:50 p.m. that was a magnitude 2.2. it was at about the same depth. the 4.0 magnitude earthquake is a felt. if you

have any pictures of damage or know of any, send us an e-mail. >>pam: we are continuing our team coverage of the earthquake, the usgs said that we could all feel more aftershocks. charles clifford is live with more. >>charles: the usgs has been keeping an eye on the aftermath of this earthquake. let's take another look at where the years quake actually happened. geologists are saying that this earthquake was slightly off of the hayward fault, near the bottom of the fault zone in nearly 6 mi. deep. it was a sharp, and holes of earth

quake. if there is any type of that earthquake, a 4.0 is ok. geologists say that it does not do a lot of damage but reminds us that we live in a seismically active area. >> we know that an earthquake will occur in the bay area. the bay area could be damaged severely, particularly the east bay. there is a lot of vulnerability. it is useful having a magnitude 4.0 earthquake with us up. >>charles: there have been aftershocks and geologists say in the hours and days ahead, we could expect to feel more. for now, that is the latest in menlo park, charles clifford, kron4 news. >>pam: team coverage continues with dan kerman in

berkeley. the epicenter was south east of where dan is. >>dan: we are at memorial stadium at the uc-berkeley campus. memorial stadium sits on top of the hayward fault. it is going through a huge seismic retrofit project. workers books over but then continue working with very little stoppage during the 410 earthquake. earlier today we were over near telegraph road and people there certainly felt the earth quake. >> at first i thought there was a car coming through the wall. i walked in here and everything was shaking. i was shaking. >>dan: did anything come of of the wall? >> nothing. it was scary. >> the building shook, it was scary. >>dan: what was it like on the third floor? >> i thought it was a 5.0 or

something. it was scary. >> i tried to run away, it is not good for me to run away, i have to rescue my residence. >> i do not want to experience another earthquake, i am getting married on saturday. i hope that we did not get an after shock. >>dan: we are back live outside of memorial stadium on the uc-berkeley campus. it is going to raise seismic retrofitting carry this stadium sits on top of the hayward fault. again, many people feeling the shaking, not much damage, but a lot of shattered nerves. dan kerman, kron4 news. >>pam: as with any earthquake in the bay area, bart stop service to make sure the tracks made state. reggie kumar is live in oakland. reggie >> they stop the trains for about five minutes. take a

look at the west oakland bart train tracks. the tracks had to be inspected for damage. it is common procedure following an earthquake. the inspections did delayed trains for about 15 minutes. andrea warren says she does not want to be on a bart train what an earthquake hits. >> being on bart, stuck in a tunnel during an earthquake is my biggest fear. reggie >> you were not on bart during this one? >> i was not. what if the train gets stuck? imagine the windows breaking, the train buckling into the ocean coming into the tunnel, it is pretty frightening. reggie >> tell me what you decide to take it. >> it was not a big enough earth quake.

reggie >> officials say that all trains are running on time. >>pam: the superintendent of schools, tony smith spoke with terisa estacio about what action he was taking to make sure that city's schools were safe. >>terisa: what were your first thoughts? >> how the kids were doing and to check in with the schools. so far everything is ok. there is no damage so far. >>terisa: it was pretty profound. >> it was a big jolt. it was not on going. we're just trying to make sure everyone is ok. >>terisa: ironic that today is earthquake awareness day. >> everyone practice, hopefully everyone knew exactly what to do. >>pam: so far there are no records of damaged. as soon as the earth's stopped shaking, people started focusing on our facebook fan page. kiberlee sakamoto has

been monitoring all of the comments. kim >> many people thought that it was going to be a higher magnitude because the jolt was so strong. let's take a look at some of the comment that have been coming in. >>kimberlee: here is what deal wrote.--gail wrote. >>kimberlee: here is what read up wrote.--rita wrote. >>pam: state with kron4 for our continuing coverage on the earth quake. we will have the latest right here

and on line at www.kron4.com. >>pam: 911 audio tapes have been released from the workplace shooting at the quarry in cupertino. shareef allman trapped co-workers in a trailer and then opened fire with an automatic weapon and a handgun. police captured a frantic moments as people call for help.

>>pam: three people were killed and nine others were wounded. shareef allman took his life the next day. and manhunt and in el dorado county for a suspect wanted in connection with the workplace shooting in richmond. 50 year-old doran long, a concord resident working as a security guard. he allegedly shot a co-worker at an apartment complex in richmond on wednesday night. prior to that shooting, he allegedly

opened fire on his neighbor's home. haaziq madyun show you what may have saved his neighbor's life. >>haaziq: a barrage of bullets fired into this home in concord. countless of bullet holes in the walls throughout the house. all that stood between a family of five and a steady stream of gunshots was this stove. the family huddled here on the kitchen floor while it is alleged that their neighbor opened fire on their home wednesday night. the family declined to speak on camera. they walked me through the house shall in the the damage. one bullet nearly struck a 12 year-old boys sleeping in his bed. a witness to the shooting told me that around 9:50 p.m., long was spotted backing his pickup truck out of the driveway of his home and drove into the middle of the street and opened fire. neighbors here describe the sound.

>> 15-20 shots. >> i could continually hear them. i figured there were gunshots. >>haaziq: when it was over, these cars, the washing machine, riddled with bullet holes. miraculously, no one in the home was injured. >> by the grace of god, none of the children or anyone in that home was actually hit. >>haaziq: law was arrested later in el dorado county in connection to a workplace shooting in richmond.

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robberies alone in san francisco. most of them were near to 80. the red dots represent the robberies. and there is a violent trend to

this. the suspect's used force in six of the 13 robberies. the suspects had guns, knives and pepper spray. police were able to make one arrest. maureen kelly shows us how several of these robberies involving increasingly valuable gold jewelry. >>maureen: there were three instances of gold chains being snatched on wednesday. the most shocking at this corner of london and excelsior just after 5:00 p.m. when a 76 year-old woman was knocked to the ground by two women in their 20s. they snatched the woman's a gold chain and independent. she hurt her hip and was sent to the hospital. the suspects got away. a similar crime admission and amazon. a 19 year-old woman was walking on this block went to 18 year-old man block for way,

getting of her gold necklace. this is bigger was cut as she tried to log on to the chain. the suspects got away. at its core of kiev and thomas, a woman was pushed to the ground by two women, one of them pulled a knife. it to the victims of money and gold chain. office of being over $1,600 an ounce or something like that, it is about what is a valuable and readily available. when you're wearing something of value, you need to be that much more careful. >>maureen: maureen kelly, kron4 news. >>jaqueline: here is a live look outside over downtown

san francisco. clear skies. the fog is not far away from the city. all along the coastline, the fog has lingered for quite a while. oakland, hayward, temperatures there have been cooler. here are the cards temperatures.--here are your current temperatures. overnight the fog will return and clear by noon tomorrow. temperatures will be pretty mild. let's take a look at the call for tomorrow morning. notice of the north bay is clear. the fog is also edging into the inland valleys. the fog is clearing from the north. san francisco, clear skies, the same thing into the later morning in early afternoon. the fog is clearing out from the north. we will be seeing

sunshine through most of the bay area. a look at temperatures for tomorrow, 70's for the bayshore is. tomorrow the fog will clear earlier and we will see temperatures in the '70s. i upper seventies for many parts of the south bay. in the north bay, temperatures range from 73-79. here is a look at your extended forecast. minimal fall into saturday morning. temperatures on saturday will warm up quite a bit.

>>pam: checking the thursday evening commute, this is the bay bridge toll plaza. san francisco bound traffic is moving well. the james lick in san francisco, a different picture. southbound 101 is slow but moving. we're back with more coverage on the earthquake and today's news.

>>pam: decision 2012 coverage, michelle kaufman made her second visit to the bay area speaking to the commonwealth club to deliver a speech that reiterated her position on small government, private initiatives and her conservative views on social issues.

>> steve jobs lead the world in new ideas and innovations. steve jobs represented the ideal, at the government should not displaced proprietary functions. that is one of the keys to his success. simplicity and saying no to 1000 things. >>pam: bachman and bolt steve jobs'name no less than six times during her speech. mitt romney made his first trip to iowa in two months. mitt romney came in

second place. he assured i will that he would be back again hoping to increase his pleasanpresence in the state. rk santorum filed his nominating petitions in new hampshire. he also addressed the primary controversy in nevada as saying that he will not campaign there. his boycott comes after nevada scheduled the call is on january 14th, that is earlier than in new hampshire which is traditionally the first in the nation. we will be right back. there is still more news to come. ice tsk hist says sam

>> a live look outside across the san francisco skyline. we will be back with more on today's earthquake and the rest of today's news. jacqueline

>> of an earthquake rattled the bay area--jacqueline

>> an earthquake rattled the bay area. it happened at 2:41 p.m.. the aftershock was a 2.2 magnitude. it was about the same distance and the same depth.

riddled with bullet holes fired from a gun allegedly by doran long. he wounded a fellow security guard at job site in richmond. after a brief manhunt he was taken into custody in eldorado. haaziq madyun, kron4 news. >>reporter: in san leandro, police have announced the arrest of this man. they believe he went to a tattoo party on october 2nd and opened fire, killing three people at that party and attempting to murder for others. reporting in san leandro, j.r stone, kron4 news.

>>reporter: funeral plans have not been released for a member of the hell's angels who was killed and a funeral on saturday. it is likely the funeral will be held in the same place as last week. homicide detectives are trying to figure out what happened to the hell's angel who was the only suspect in last week's murder. he disappeared before police arrived on scene and has not been found sense. >>reporter: there were three robberies involving gold jewelry been snatched. the most shocking happened here at the core of the excelsior in the london won a 76 year-old woman was close to the ground by two women in their 20s. the victim injured her hip in the attack and the suspects got away. at this time, the crimes did not appear to be related. >>reporter: a relatively peaceful and quiet day concerning the occupy

oakland encampment. behind me, there are dozens of tents set up. throughout the afternoon, people gathered peacefully, talking about issues. oakland city officials are telling kron4 news that they are closely monitoring the situation. on one hand they want to allow the group to exercise their right to freedom of speech and on the other hand they have concerns in regard to public safety and public health. >>reporter: in palo alto, rented is rising here into the rest of the bay area. it is triggered by growth in the high-tech center. the record released by realfacts.com, rents in the san francisco, oakland in the fremont area are up 9.7%. in the santa clara area, it's all 0.5%.

>>gabe: check this out, it is a tablet with a slide out keyboard. in the gadget world, there are two types of people, those who like typing on the screen of a smart phone or tablets and of those who prefer a physical keyboard. it might add weight to the product but it is worth it if you are faster on typing with physical keys. before now, there is no tablet that offered anything like this. tune in at 8:00 p.m., i will tell you all about this unique device in my tech report. in other news, i am doing a giveaway. you could win a copy of the new video- game x-men and destiny. to enter this giveaway, log onto www.kron4.com and look for a high-tech age.

>>pam: the prosecution in the case of dr. conrad murray is winding down. an expert anesthesiologists is testifying on how pop icon michael jackson died. prosecutors say that murray gave jackson a lethal dose of the anesthetic troubles all. here is what the prosecution experts said today. >> in that report, dr. weiss suggests that michael jackson may have orally consumed propofol causing his death. >> yes he did. >> what was your reaction to that? >> i was disappointed. it is not possible. >>pam: murray has led in guilty--murray has led not guilty. if convicted he faces four years behind bars. here is stanley roberts with people behaving badly. >>stanley: windows and doors are being boarded up. the

garage is being swept clean. a scientist from the california environmental protection agency drops in and pays a visit. >> how do you assess what is has a is and what is not hazardous? >> everything that looks hazardous, we bring it over here. >>stanley: i will take you back to antioch where things are being done to clean up an illegal dump site.

>>pam: the memories are still raw for a lot of people. 20 years ago today, a fire storm ripped through the oakland hills. these are pictures from that date. nearly 4000 homes destroyed and 25 people killed. one of

the largest fires in u.s. history. it took three days to contain. >>kimberlee: viewers are sharing memories of where they were, what they're doing and what they saw during the fire. here is what live trees road. >>kimberlee: here is what muir railroad.--muriel wrote. >>kimberlee: visit the facebook fan page to share your memories. >>pam: coming up next, gary is joined by former nfl

player tony stewart. he is live in the studio talking about the raiders into the 49ers. the first topic, will quarterback carson pommards start this sunday? gary and tony way and next in sports. fact

>>gary: no surprise, the raiders have sold out again. a couple of days ago when carson colmar showed an oakland, the offensive coordinator said he will start sunday. everyone got kicked up on that. now, i guess they want to play a little cat and mouse. if coach jackson was messing with people today. >> everyone is wondering who is going to do this or that .

>>gary: i may go out there just in case he does start. willb boo if he does not start. we have a real nfl life-saving story, running back jerome harris being traded from detroit to the eagles, he needed to pass a routine physical, but he did not. doctors discovered a brain tumor. the trade was voided, but a routine physical may end up saving his life. of course of treatment will begin. jerome harris said at the very least will get a chance to beat this. >>gary: the world series is

scoreless in the sixth inning right now. tony la russa is in the world series. his wife was at the food fighters concert last night. by the way, the producer of hour forecast went to see his brother-in-law, his sister married one of the foo fighters.

>>gary: who was the winner of the river clemente award? david ortiz.

gumbel had to say. >> treating nba man as if they were boys. dress code into the questioning of officials, his moves are intended to do little more than show how he is the one keeping hired hands in his place. >>gary: do you know how good he was to get away with that on national television? that was strong stuff. >>gary: this girl is seven years of age. she swam the golden gate bridge this morning. she was willing to raise money for her former preschool teacher who is suffering from breast cancer. she jumped in at

7:45 a.m. and touched the finish line at 9:00 a.m.. there she is. one hour 15 minutes. seven years old. congratulations! it is north of the golden gate bridge, they are friends of vern glenn. >>gary: when we come back, a young man who wants to get into broadcasting. he is a former tight end for their raiders, a great star at penn state. tony is going to give us some insights. is any good looking? tony, as they're ready. when we come back, tony stewart.

>>gary: tony stewart, nine years in the nfl, the last three seasons with the the raiders. an outstanding tight end. he has remained in the bay area. he wants to get into broadcasting. did their raiders take too much for cars and hallmark? south >> if things and with a playoff run or super bowl, and you would have to think about it. >>gary: do you think at all marshes start on sunday? >> they have been bringing guys in all year long, i think, bring him and in this the week ended. >>gary: you do not look like you are limping or beat up. would you say you are one of those rare guys that got out of the nfl in one

piece? >> i was able to be blessed. i feel good. >>gary: you really want to be in broadcasting? >> i am not into manual labor, i can carry around a camera and get things done. i was able to go to one of the broadcast booth camps. i had a great experience. >>gary: and games or play- by-play? >> an analyst. >>gary: what do you think about what went down with harbaugh and schwartz?

>> it seems like that had been brewing for a long time. it seems like a blue- collar type rivalry. everyone gets hyped up after a win, why can't a coach? >> if you mean it or not, should you be more sympathetic to the guy who just lost? >> schwartz was dogging him from the sidelines through the entire game. >>gary: what do you think about the 49ers? >> right now there is playing their best ball.

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