this is actually a list of the earthquakes. there is the 4.0. you can see the list of after shocks. the 2.7 was the strongest after shock felt. so they are making on the list this morning. in terms of who felt it, the shake map. you can see. that is the epi center. the color gets thinner and bright er and lighter. it was felt in portions of the

north bay. as far as south as santa cruz. and monterey. >> joining us now with the usgs with more on the quake, good morning zach. >> i assume this was on the hayward fault. >> i think so. >> we live in earthquake country, right. >> yeah. >> okay. and the hayward fall is moving what about a third of an inch a year. >> i am not sure about that. >> all right. >> i am not too familiar with that specific fault line. >> thanks for joining us this morning. i want to go to kron4 rebecca crom. >> there have been nine after

shocks, most small. we had a 2.6 and 2.7. this earthquake was centered in a pretty populated area. along mission boulevard and niles canyon road. >> we will be right back as the kron news continues.

>> breaking news. a 4.0 earthquake. kron fletch er following the er quake. >> i want to emphasize the 4.0 was felt but a good number of after shocks weren't. the you were jostled out of bed, that's what it was. >> the wider view, just want to point out exactly -- let's switch over to the maps and show you where the epicenter was. a 4.0. you can see there were nine in total after shocks. the vast majority of those weren't felt. they were down in the 1.5,1.6. the largest was a 2.7. we are going to talk more about this throughout the morning. there has been no reports of damage or injury. we put out a call to bart, so far we have not heard back from

them. looks like they are not on alert with this. we're going to keep monitoring for you. if you did feel it, describe it to us. we will share that as part of our continuing coverage of this cluster of earthquakes that happened out near fremont. we are at the weather wall. some moisture in the area. maybe a pop up shower but it is going to be well to our south. we're talking about the very southern edge of the barras you head down to santa cruz. you will see there is no activity. we are looking for today to be cooler by about four to eight degrees as the ocean breeze begins to kick in. you can see widespread cloud

coverage. they wonts pull back much by noon. as we head into the 4:00 this afternoon we will get some clearing finally. but again because of all the cloud activity not going to get near as hot as we did yesterday. that is going to be welcome relief to a lot of folk whose were dealing with hot sticky conditions yesterday. today will be a different story amount live look at the godden gate bridge where the sea breeze is entering the bay and cooling everybody off this morning. temperatures in the upper 50s in san francisco. 62 in san jose. so very cool by comparison. that is the story right now. here is where we will be come later on this afternoon. expect conditions to warm up. temperatures a good 10 degrees cooler than they were for the east bay. 81 to 82-degree there is. this terms of the long term forecast looking for mild

conditions to round out the week. not bad. well, he said earthquake. let's check in for more on the shaking there. >> it was no joke. i was up at the time. you and i were texting. we had just finished texting. all of a sudden my house started to rattle. this was not a rolling one that we saw back in napa back in august. this felt like a rattle, a shake. it lasted about 15 to 20 seconds. the scary part i thought it was going to pick up speed. you could hear it was very loud. i didn't hear any car alarms go off on the roadway. on the roadway those cars didn't go all. inside my alarms were going all. i was scared and getting dressed. fortunately nothing tell from

my shelves. nothing fell down. everything seems to be in place. a lot of people who don't work our shift they texted me immediately and said did you feel it? was it here? they too live in fremont. they had a hunch how they felt they thought it was in fremont. they were right it was hayward and fremont. we will get reaction. i can tell you what. people were saying was at dream? the answer is no. it was all too real, mark. >> thankfully it was only a 4.0. it was right under your feet in fremont. a lot of people reported

feeling. it there are almost 4500 responses reporting feeling that quake. other big news a man in the hospital after police open fire on him. he is accused of chasing his roommates while he was armed with a knife. this happened just before 7:00 last night a home near pisaro drive. two women called police saying they were being chase bid their male roommate and they were being chased with a knife. >> i was sitting this my room. i heard three bangs. i thought it was fireworks. a few minutes later i heard cars speeding down the treatment i saw a bunch of cop cars on the corner anna fire engine. and i looked at my neighbor. called him up.

he said somebody had been stabbed or actually there guy pulled out a knife. i guess he was coming toward the police officers. and they ended up shooting him. >> we have also learned that two officers opened fire. the big story we have been firing, learning more about the man suspected of killing his mother, exgirl friend with and three children in modesto over the weekend. victims range in ages of 6 months old to 57 years old. martin martinez is also accused of killing a 2-year-old boy last year. >> reporter: shocking, suspect in this case martin martinez. news conference monday, modesto police confirmed the two adults killed were martinez mother and

his one time girlfriend amman crews. >> in october of 2014 mr. martinez was listed as a potential suspect in a crime report involving the death of a two year old christopher ripley. christopher sustained head injuries while mr. martinez was watching him alone. >> reporter: it took nine months to determine two year old ripley's death was not an accident but a homicide. police did not go and immediately get an arrest warrant for martinez. >> absolutely not the modesto police department did not drop the ball on this.

when it comes to homicide investigateses, you only have one shot to make your case there. is much more involved in criminal investigations. we put together a case. there has to be enough probable cause to arrest that individual. so no, the police department did not drop the ball. >> reporter: still quite a coincidence that on thursday forensics determine that death of that child was a murder. police don't believe the two are related. they say they don't have a motive for saturday's killing. >> the friends and family gather tonight to remember the victims of the home glide a. >> reporter: tragedy struck this family not once but twice.

amanda crews lost her son last year possibly at the hands of her boyfriend candles and photos. loved ones gather a loving mother her two daughters six- year-old elizabeth and six months old rachel. >> our con solation is she is with all her kids. >> the family's any says amanda always made time for one on one interaction with each of her children amount few weeks ago amanda had a rough couple of days over the death of her son christopher. rachel's father martin martinez who is accused is also the main suspect in christopher's homicide. >> i don't want to mention his name. >> the doctor was loved by her patients. colleagues remember her as a

great mentor. >> wonderful, warm compassionate. >> reporting in me december take, kron4 news. >> a relative of martin martinez is talking about what happened. jenna says she was shocked by the arrest of her cousin. >> not at all. that's why i was in shock. i didn't believe it. i was when i first saw his face there, i thought it was when people you know fabricate things on facebook. i was like this is not true. and i went and tapped on it. i started reading up on it. i was like this can't be true. >> martinez is being held in the santa clara jail. we have a lot more on this on our website. we have a full video on monday's news conference on the case. >> we will be right back as we continue our coverage and

breaking news a 4.0 earthquake in fremont. bart is saying they have about 15 minute delays system wide as they are inspecting the tracks as a precaution. a lot of people feeling it.

more to breaking news story with the 4.1 earthquake in fremont. we have been checking this with a lot of people calling this. >> good morning mark. >> did you get woken up in morning. >> yeah, di. not the most comfortable way of getting out of bed. my husband and i we felt the one that was a 2:41 and the

4.0. you look up and say is this a dream, is this real? we didn't know if this is going to get bigger. it is kind of like you in limit bow mode for a second. >> anything fall off the shelves? >> nothing. no damage. it did scare our dogs. that was one of the first thing we thought about. we went downstairs. we really felt it because we were on the second story when it happened. and yeah, the dogs were really scared. more meek than normal. >> i guess we are all glad it was just a 4.0. a very populated area there. a lot of people calling in amount lot of people felt that quake. it was a 4.0 at 2:41.

>> another big story we're following disturbing new details about mark muller. a man accused in a dublin home invasion. that case was dismissed as a hoax. court documents indicate the case in dublin was real. >> reporter: we have your daughter. those chilling words allegedly said by matthew muller. he allegedly entered the home's master bedroom and confronted the sleeping victims just before 3:30 a.m. on june -- told the couple to turnover. lay face down on their beds and put their hands behind their backs. according to court records a flashlight was pointed at the

husband and a red lacer pointer at the wife. >> your daughter is fine sir. that young adult woman had been asleep. they now belief musclier may have been intending to kidnap her. muller allegedly hit the man and took off. police say they were able to track him from a cell phone left at the scene eventually arresting him at his parents south lake tahoe vague home. palo alto think he is the prime suspect be from another invasion from 2009. >> this is so out there. soic treatment. it is hard to believe somebody did this only two or three

times. this seems like a thrill motivated kind of crime. i am sure investigators aren't confident they have completed this investigation. >> muller pleaded not guilty. former san francisco police officer is found guilty of accepting bribes in exchange of giving taxy drivers a passing grade. he was in charge of administering and grading the police department's taxy cab exams which are required to get a permit. evidence shows between 2009 and 2007, he accepted bribes. the police officer is a 36 year veteran of the sfpd. the battle over public access to a bay area beach has been in and out of court a public meeting was held last

night into putting together a plan for another fight. you have to cross private property to get access to barton's beach in half moon bay. the land owner is now forced to allow people to go through his property to get to the beach. billionaire property owner has appealed the court's decision hoping he can keep the beach off to the public. >> not a huge fan. >> not a huge fan of the person that bought it. >> the surf rider foundation helped p it the meeting together. governor brown traveling to the vatican this week to meet with world leaders. san jose mayor and.

agenda topics modern day slavery and climate change. governor jerry brown and the mayor are expected to speak at that conference. photo of african-american official helping a white man at the the kkk has gone viral. leading a man suffering from heat stroke into the shade. the man on the right wearing a swatika on his shirt. will hackers expose cheating spouses. not just credit card information at stake. it is sexy credits. tells us the company is

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including profiles with secret sexual fantasies. >> whether they are interested in sex with multiple partners or partners of the same sex. >> told the web site crebs on security we're on the doorstep of confirming who we believe is the culprit. >> probably a former employee. we will be right back with our breaking news story a 4.0 earthquake in fremont.

team coverage of earthquake that woke people up in morning amount 4.0 earthquake in fremont. well, will, any damage? >> reporter: no damage. i am in front of the safe way here. this is always the place, the supermarket. you tend to see things fall down prosecute the shelves. it is not happening. let me set the scene. you can see the aisles.

looks like things are on the ground because had the overnight hours they tend to stock the shelves. here are the employees. they were sitting around as i walked in. only thing they could talk about was the earthquake. let's go down here handle the is live on channel 4 news. let's go down the line. >> what were you doing at the time sir? >> i was up on the shelves. i could see everything waver. it didn't last long enough to make things fall down. >> reporter: did you know right awhich that is not a truck going by? >> yeah, the shelves aren't supposed to move like that. >> reporter: were they in danger of falling down? >> not the shelves no. but the items for sure. >> reporter: the products weren't in danger of falling down? >> not this time. >> reporter: what about you ma'am. >> i was stocking the shelves.

i stood had the center of the aisle in case anything fell. i waited it out. everything was fine. nothing like the 1989 earthquake that we had years ago. >> reporter: do you remember the earthquake we had back in august, i think it felt stronger than the napa earthquake. >> yes definitely felt stronger. you know we survived it. nothing fell. >> reporter: did anybody yell out earthquake or go duck for cover. there is always one employee. >> no, i was at home. i was supposed to be at work at midnight. i over slept and it woke me up. i am late to work. dogs were barking. of chaos. i thought something else happened. but it was an earthquake. >> reporter: let me describe it. i live in fremont.

my place was rattling. you can hear it just rattle. unlike the napa earthquake where you felt like it was rolling, this one felt like somebody grabbed the house and shook it. >> my wife home. she has texted me with every little tremor we have had. the magnitude, each one. kids are hugging her legs. >> reporter: did anything fall down at your home? >> no. >> our dog was barking. >> everything was good. it did scare everybody. you know everybody was like oh my god. >> reporter: you could see right behind all the soda. that could have injured anybody. >> any other time of day it would have been more concern that customers in the store. this time at night, we, you know. >> reporter: thank you so much. please boss excuse mer. she was so thighs to talk to

us. she is late but she at work. fortunately we can laugh now. but it was no laughing matter when it happened. >> well just a quick survey. does everyone there have earthquake kits in their home. >> reporter: do you guys have earthquake kits at your home? >> we have one in each of our cars and one at home. >> i don't. we have been discussing this. saying ye need to get on top of this. we don't actually have it. >> we do. we have water, flashlights anna leash for the dog. ready to go. >> reporter: all she needs is an alarm clock. >> good reminder v an earthquake kit v a little cash on hand. the there was a bigger one atms may not work for a while. james fletcher, look at you.

>> so we have got as mark was saying. one gallon per person per day and have three to five days worth of that. you want to have non parishable goods. don't forget the can opener. safety first. also keep a pair of boots around and a pair of work gloves. you slay to if you are picking up debris you don't want to get cut. as mark said, keep all this stuff neighbor the trunk of your car. maybe in your garage. all right. on to more about this earthquake. want to show you again. this was the etch p pi center just north of fremont there. is is that 4.0. since then we have had 11 after shocks. so 12 total earthquakes this morning. in terms of who felt it, well

here is the look at the intensity map. the epicenter, the star are areas where people called in. most of the was the light to weak nature. that's what these callers indicate. you can see how far it was felt. way up in the north at santa rosa. as far as south as santa cruz and down toward monte ray. it was fairly wide felt. the intensity was on the low to weak side. there you have it this morning. all right. on to bay area weather. quick look. relatively calm conditions. clouds are back into play this morning. temperatures on the cooler side. ocean breeze bringing it down. 59degrees in san francisco. 63 in san jose. yesterday we had low 70s. also going to be seeing a nice

10-degree drop in our afternoon highs for inland east bay. 80 to 82 degrees. 66 this san francisco. 72 in oakland. >> here is your extended forecast. unseasonablely cool side. that is the weather. >> i want to possibility out bart saying 30 minute delays system wide as they are inspecting the tracks. a lot of people feeling the earthquake in the fremont area. we have a san jose resident joining us. >> not a problem. what a quake that was this morning. i was up at the time. my mother was up at the time. you know it was like everyone was saying on tv and the news it was a jolt.

i got a two story home, boy did it shake the house. it was almost, you know for a second i got up and went outside the front door. i go was that a big rig that drove through neighborhood. i was looking around. for a sicked went online, didn't see anything until about five or six minutes. then it started updating. i didn't feel those little after shakes. i felt the big 4.0, 4 dot 1 that hit. had a photo that came off the wall. it broke. picked up the glass. i got a couple of animals in the house. that was a wake up call to get that home hayward. it is earthquake country. >> the worst spart that one or two seconds where you don't know if it is going to stop or get worse. >> well, yeah. those i mean when you looked

online it was about every five minutes. i stowed myself i hope the big one is not coming here. every five minutes. that earthquake i think that 4.0 was about five miles down. i don't know if that is deep or shallow. i mean to be here in south san jose to feel that you know that little thumper there. i have a two story home. it really shook the house. i started looking around at the windows. i will figure it out once the sun comes up, what really happened. >> thanks so much for calling in. >> not a problem. >> the bart is now reporting 30

minute system wide delays. they are inspecting the tracks in the fremont area. we will be right back with the late quake this morning.

we continue to follow breaking news a 4.0 earthquake in fremont. here is the map as you is see most of the small dots were had the range of 1 to 2. this all along the hayward fault which does creep about a third of an inch a year and every once in a while slips. it was about five miles deep in a very populated area. it felt strong to a lot of people in the area. location, location, location with earthquakes. no reports of any major damage or injuries obviously a 4.0. as we get more information we will check in with you and give you updates. a lot of people feeling it this

morning. over 4 ,000 responses in over 200 zip codes. at 2:41 this morning waking a lot of people up. a 30 minute delay on bart. first of its kind, a fine on central farmers in the central valley amount 1 and a half million dollar fine. the district is accused of diverting water from a pumping plant even after farmers were warned there was not enough legally available. they have had claims to water that are more and century old. happening today we should learn more about bart's planned train service shut down. officials from at least public

six -- scheduled for august 1st and second. repairs to be made. west oakland bart station will be closed. a quick break as the kron4 morning continues. we will have more on the quake this morning.

our breaking news a 4.0 earthquake hitting in fremont. happened at 2:41 this morning. there have been several after shocks, most of them light. two noteworthy. kron4 james fletcher. >> he felt house shake, he says. we will be chatting with him

throughout the morning. this is the shake map. gives us a good gauge of how many people anaphorrer how far away the epicenter the shaking was reported. that represents fremont. the colors that raid eight out indicate how strongly it was felt. right there at the epicenter it was described as weak shaking. weak to light. that is the general sense of all those people reporting in this morning. there have been a little over 4, 500 people reporting to the gs this morning. so that is the story with the shaking. we will continue to follow this for you throughout the morning and keep updating you on the after shock. there is the main quake and 11 after shock. most report manager the 1 point range.

all right. so more on coverage on that to come. i want to give you a quick update on the forecast for today. live look our tracking our storm tracker four hoeing us pretty mild conditions all around the bay area. all we're getting out of it today is the clouds. you can see it behind me here. a i will watch to see if the low clouds will cause problems. that was great to enjoy. all flights on time all morning long. we will see if today is any different. temperatures unlike yesterday no 90s. basically low 80s for tin land east bay. 66 in san francisco. temperatures across north bay low 80s. big cool down today by about 4 to 8 degrees. in some communities a 10-degree drop in temperatures. that is the story with today's

weather. we will continue the cool down and into thursday. we go unseasonally cool now. that is the story with the weather. i will be back with more updates on the earthquake coming up. other news firefighters did manage to contain two grass fires along 680. fires breaking out around 10:33 yesterday morning. the other was threatening home. about 35 acres burned. cal fire is sounding the alarm about drones. drones put pilots and their crews and risk. >> reporter: shortly after he

touched down, helicopter pilot dan clark says an encounter with a drone over a wild fire could spell disaster. >> depending on where it hit if it were to hit one of our rotor blades, it could take us down, break a windshield. you know just by trying to evade it we could have an indent. >> reporter: run ins between drones and firefighters are on the increase. crews spotted five drones on interstate 15. clark says that put people and property at risk. >> instead of 50-acre fire you have a 10,000 acre fire. there are homes, you could lose a home. we had to break off while there is a drone flying around taking pictures. >> reporter: this was dan clark

in. no drones seen this time. that's the problem, they are so small, they are hard to see. the last thing he needs is one more thing to watch for. >> especially if it is down a little lower than us and it kind of gets mixed up in the ground clutter and you can't see it the he is above me and i make my drop around ton to come around and there is a drone right there this my windshield, what do i do? it would be bad. >> reporter: the run ins between drones and firefighting aircraft like this one is so flue are no aviation laws on the books about that now. someone could theoretically be prosecuted. and ohio governor john caseic is expected to announce he will run for president today. he plans to make the

announcement today at ohio university. after announcement he will head to new hampshire for a meeting town hall. >> a camera is helping visually impaired people. at this point it is not perfect. uses a bulky cable. reading and recognizing faces and products is just the beginning. eventually they want to get visual understanding at the level of human perception. meaning user consist start to understand what is around them. we will be right back as the kron4 morning news continue with our breaking news of the 4.0 earthquake in fremont.

our breaking news a 4.0 earthquake. it was centered in fremont. felt down down to san jose. over 200 zip codes responding. here is where it happened this morning. we will be tracking the latest. biggest after effect is bart delays. no reports of major damage or injuries. we will keep checking. elnino forming in the pacific. >> reporter: usually more hurricanes and tropical storms than normal than the eastern pacific. so far in 2015 there have been

four hurricanes compared to just two by this time last year. >> all the major activity in southern california. >> reporter: what remains of hurricane delores is bringing holt muggy weather the bay area. elnino is only partly to blame. hurricane delores emerged with monsoons. >> combining. it is bringing showers and thunderstorms to southern and now central california. as those two systems pretty much combine forces. >> reporter: as for the unusually behavior witnessed along the california coast, the weather service doesn't know if it is because of elnino they do say more summertime rain is

possible. in san francisco. a diner owner in portland maine is getting lots of criticism's after she yelled's called that wouldn't stop crying. this was marcy's diener. the two year old child was crying for nearly 40 minutes. after listening to the cries for that long she couldn't take it anymore. >> turned around. slammed both hands on the camera and pointed at the child and said this has got to stop. oh and then the mother screamed at me because i was yelling at her child. you know what lady, you should have taken the kid outside. >> the family left the diener with angry facebook complaint and. story that is getting a lot

of attention dunkin doughnuts new restaurants. signed agreements with two franchise groups. they will develop restaurants in fresno and san francisco. meaning lots of doughnuts and even better the coffee. >> we will be right back with more on our breaking news the earthquake in fremont. bart is in recovery mode. they have completed their inspections. so bart saying their inspections are complete and now back this recovery mode. when they started service they had 30 minute delays. how to they are starting to get back on time. james fletcher with more on your weather forecast and more on the earthquake. we will bring you a live update.

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you live in fremont, can you tell me your reaction? >> i felt a jolt, but it was over in about five seconds. >> did anything fall? >> nothing fell. >> reporter: did your family get up. did your wife, did your kids say dad, was that real? >> actually, i live alone, but it seems that everyone was on facebook and discussing it. >> reporter: did it feel like a rolling or a shake? >> it was a quick shake and up month movement and -- upward movement and back down again. >> reporter: so everything is good to go? >> well, so far, we are learning here. >> reporter: phil, can you

stop? he lives at fremont as well. phil, you work here, you just arrived at work. i saw you walk in. tell us what you felt at your place. >> i just heard my tv shaking and like someone came into my room and started shaking the tv, so it felt like a, like a big shake and stuff like that. >> reporter: how long did it feel like it lasted? >> probably like a minute. >> [ laughter ] >> reporter: it felt like an hour to me because i'm not from california. it was about 15-20 seconds. >> i didn't know that. >> reporter: nothing fell down? >> nothing. the dogs barked around the neighborhood. >> reporter: now that you are inside and you and your coworkers have had a chance to inspect the place, any damage? >> no, that big wall is still

up there. >> reporter: , yes, you can see the soda cans behind us. some of the employees they were concerned about that. in the overnight hours, they stock shelves. one guy told me a can of beans fell down, but other than that, other than just being scared and talking about it, everything is fine. you and i were talking at it at the time. i can smile, but i wasn't smiling when it happened. >> i think it's low location, location, location. >> but you were like, you felt the quake and you came out to see this place and nothing fell off of the shelf, were you shocked about that? >> reporter: i think it's a testament to how everything is built. my house is not as strong. to meshings you could hear the

crack. because the earthquakes make sounds, the rumbling and the cracking at my place enhanced the fear factor and i don't get rattled. i was up texting with mark. it's not that it happens that it's scary, it's in the process, is it picking up speed, is this going up still, or going down? importantly -- fortunately, it was going down to me. >> thank you. we had one at 2:30 in the morning. >> we were texts and he was like, i will do the 4:00 and he said no, i will do the 4:00. >> he was like, earthquake! >> and i was like, you're crazy, there's no earthquake. we are look at some of the

damage. as will was looking at the safeway, there's no damage there. if you have any damage, send it to us. >> it flew right out. >> it didn't fly off of the wall, but it slid off. >> he called in in the last hour and we spoke with leonard. >> there's the picture. please send us pictures. >> new york city it's not an oh man, leonard. >> we have had problems with bart with delays, but it seems like they are trying to get back on time right now. yes, we just got off of the phone with them, they are saying that they are running at normal speed. >> they are checking the tracks. >> that means no damage? >> no damage reported

whatsoever. >> what about the weather? a big change today. >> this is the usga shake map and they keep updating this as more people call in and say hey, i felt some shaking. then they categorize it, was it light, was it moderate, was it weak? the blues and these purples indicate weak to light shaking. most people categorize it as just that. some folks felt it as far up as santa cruz. it's kind of interesting to see how many people and from how far away they were feeling it. last time, there were about 2400 people who were upened called in. more coverage to come throughout the morning. as for the weather, we are looking at relatively clear

conditions around the bray as far as any rain. we are clouding up a bit overhead because we have a blight more of a sea breeze. the marine layer is overhead. we are getting back into that summer pattern in the bay. temperatures right now in the low 60s. san jose coming in at 62 degrees. low 60s, that's a big difference for some who were enjoying low 70s yesterday. i'll be back in 15 minutes, i'll have the complete forecast. we'll talk about the week ahead and how the temperatures should be behaving. no major hot spots right now, but as we have been telling you about the bart delays, make sure you pay attention to the overhead signs on the platform. they will keep you on schedule and let you know just how far your particular train is behind

schedule. no delays on the freeways, that's good news if you are descriving. there's may maintenance work on the upper deck. the right lane is closed on the suspension, but no delays, no lights. over to the san mateo bridge, our camera is frozen, but they are at the limits. to the golden gate bridge, an easy ride, no problems in the north bay. 21 minutes between highway 37 and the golden gate bridge toll plaza and that's for both directions. the usual jam up here if you are coming out of tracy. yes, you are already slow. it will pick upright to the livermore valley. it's going to be a great ride into dublin. back to you, mark. all right, thank you, robin. other big news we are following

right now. we are learning more about the man police believe killed his daughter and others. police say 30-year-old martin martinez is also the prime suspect in the murder of another child last year. he was arrested in connection with the killing rather than the family mastiff cheer. -- massacre. at a news conference yesterday, the police confirmed the two adults we were kill eds were his mother and one time girlfriend, amanda cruz. a daughter of martinez as well as a daughter and 5-year-old who was a distance relative of cruz. the police arrested him in the killing of 2-year-old son last year. christopher riply died of head

juries in 2014 while martinez was looking after him. it took nine months to determine that the death was not a accident, but a homicide. they didn't get an arrest warrant for martinez until saturday, after the five were killed. a memorial was held outside of the home where the loved ones were killed. they shared their memories of 38-year-old amanda cruz and the two children. friends and family say she was a devoted doctor dedicated to caring for low income patients and a doting mother. >> our consolation is that she is with all of her kids. >> just a wonderful teacher, a role model for all f us. >> the family's nanny said she always made time for her kids even while dealing with the

loss of her son, christopher in october. >> coming up in about 15 minutes, at 5:30, we are going to hear from a relative of martin martinez who is togging about what happened. a man in hospital after being shot. this happened last night near pizaro drive. late last night, they called the police saying they were being chased be i their roommate with a knife. the police shot him. we spoke with neighbors who never thought this would happen in their enabled. >> i -- neighborhood. >> i was sitting in my room, i heard three shots. i looked at the clock, it was 5:56. i saw a bunch of cop cars and a fire engine. i looked at my neighbor and

called him up and he said somebody had been stabbed. actually, a guy put out a knife. i guess he was coming at the police officers and they ended up shooting him. >> two officers open fired on the man. he survived. he is being treated in the hospital. time now is 5:12. we will be back with breaking news of the earthquake that hit. did you feel it? it was 2:30 in the morning. it was a 4.0 and there have been several after shocks as well. it hit in fremont. we'll be right back.

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>> good morning, our breaking news story is a 4.0 earthquake that woke many this morning. two after shocks, a 2.5 and a 2.' 7. it was north of mission boulevard on miles canyon road.

we have had a lot of people feeling this earthquake this morning all though thankfully, not seeing a lot of damage. jackie, are you seeing any? >> reporter: no damage out here, i am at a 7/11 and obviously they are open 24 hours. they didn't sustain any damage here, but they definitely felt it. you talked about that 4 will 4.0 that happened around 2:30 this morning. i was on our facebook page looking at the excepts and it aseres that -- appears that people felt it all over. ant yoke and in the -- antioc and in the san jose area. i was here at the 7/11 talking with people as they were coming in getting their morning coffee. i had a chance to talk with one person who has never been in an earthquake before, he is from

detroit. he said he definitely felt it. >> i was staying in a hotel in newark. me and my guys felt the earthquake. i have never felt anything like that before. it was shocking. >> reporter: literally shocking. >> yes, scary. >> reporter: what did you do? >> it happened so fast and stopped so fast. we looked at each other kind of scared. >> reporter: and so this morning, we have had multiple after shocks. mark, you talked at it. we may feel more after shocks. i after only a couple of miles away from the epicenter. it doesn't appear to have caused any heavy damage. we are going to continue on

this breaking news story as it continues this morning. mark? >> thank you. a lot of people said it was right under their feet, that's why it felt so strong to them. >> it's like when the story comes to you. rebecca, where are you? >> reporter: i am in fremont. you guys mentioned it was mission boulevard and mys. i am right up the street at mission boulevard and stevennenson boulevard. i woke up to it. we are in a two story house, it really shook the home a lot and you can actually hear it, too. it was kind of loud. not the best way to wake up. >> what's left to do, call kron 4? come in? [ laughter ] >> reporter: first i was like, is this a dream, is this really happening and my husband and i

are looking at each other, like should we get in a door frame, is it going to get worse? we have two dogs and we wanted to run down and see how they were doing. they were just meager and normal, not their normal perky self. they were a little bit scared, too. >> did any of your neighbors peek out the door to see what everybody else was doing? >> reporter: you know what? i think everyone else slept through it. we were up. nobody was outside. you could hear a pin drop in our neighborhood. we felt one of the after shocks, the 2.7 and we kept on saying is there going to be another one, is it going to be bigger? all of the crazy thoughts going through our heads at this moment. >> and rebecca who was sleeping and who does traffic, we found

out bart is running okay. >> thank you, rebecca. >> she is not working today. we want to know if you felt it. we have had over 4000 responses at the website. send in pictures of damage to our website at kron4.com. a good reminder to have your earthquake kit ready as the usg thinks the hayward fall where this happened is most likely the next place to have a large earthquake in the area. it actually moved a third every year. think about all of that movement. once you get down to around three miles, there's a lot of fraction in it. below that, it's the plates against each other. it's nice to be the little quakes like this with the hopes that it will relieve some of the tension built up there, but

a will the of people felt this one. >> yeah, you would think at 2:30 in the morning, a lot of people slept through it. james fletcher is watching that and the forecast. yeah, this is the satellite view from space. still rem remnants from the wet weather, but nothing here over the bay. all we have are the clouds, and, again, i am keeping an eye on the conditions at sfo waiting to see if delays pop up. right now we have a lot of clouds around the peninsula. i have this set for 9:00. it shows something we didn't see yesterday and that's the widespread cloud cover. not much of a break in the clouds. after this point, we break it up just a little bit. we get the sunshine in there, but the clouds reform going into the afternoon hours.

we are looking for things to be much cooler. today, we are not going to see that. we are looking at the clouds over-sfo. the temperatures nice and mild. we have temperatures in tupper 60s. low 60s around the immediate bay. in fact, low 60s inland as well. 63 for concord and livermore. later this afternoon, we will warm it up to what it lubes to be the low 80s. it may get a little bit warmer for places like brentwood, but generally, we are looking at low to mid 80s. we will look for 79 in san ray fell. 66 and probably mostly cloudy all day with 72 across the bay in oakland. here's your three day out look. the next three days, we have talked about today with the temperatures cooling a little bit. we are going to continue that cooling trend tomorrow and into

thursday. we have temperatures gradually declining that will bring us below seasonal level. by this weekend, those temperatures will come back up. in fact, i will talk about that in the extended forecast and we will have the seven around the bay. let's go to traffic with rob in. good morning. bart is mentioning delays of 30- 45 minutes following the earthquake we had this morning. it's just a precaution. they always do that. they reduce the speed of the trains and they inspect the tracks. they are running the normal amount of trains they have for this time of the day. let's check the ride into san francisco. we have may maintenance work wrapping up on the bay bridge. they are picking up the cones right now so it's going to be a little bit sluggish on the sus suspension. you can see a little bit of a

back up forming. overall, it's going to be a good ride across the bay bridge into san francisco and the fremont street is a back road that was closed as well. stay with us. kron news will return after the break.

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back to breaking news this morning, a 4.0 earthquake that hit in fremont at2:30 this morning. >> and there have been a t least two after shocks, 2.5 and 2.7. >> reporter: it was right under my feet and i definitely could feel the rattle. excuse me, sir, did you feel the earthquake? >> i didn't feel it. >> reporter: he is one of the very few people who didn't feel it, but you live in east bay, right? >> yes. >> reporter: i life in free

month. i was up texting with you throughout the morning and i knew it was close to me and it turns out it was centered in fremont at about 2:40. my place was shaking. this one felt like somebody grabbed the house and started to shake it and it lasts for about 10-15 seconds and we ran out here. we were the first to get out here at this location. they were working, they had people stocking the shelves. they were concerned about the wall of soda, but that did not go down. so many people working stocking the shelves, but importantly, they were not -- fortunately, they were not injured. a couple of cans of beans fell down, but the others stayed on the shelves. one guy we spoke with told us

he saw the shelf move a little bit. some of the employees they admit they don't have earthquake kits. this is a good reminder now that this is over and no major injuries, no damage, you have to go out there and get your earthquake kit. coming up at 6:00, we will hear from the safeway employees and let you know what they said as it was happening. >> i am so impressed by that so so -- soda display. >> it's a good thing the earthquake did not ruin the artistry. >> please send us pictures if you have damage. this is -- one viewer had a picture that fell off of the wall, it happened to be the wedding picture. you don't him not to worry. >> he is in san jose, i

believe. a little bit of shaking going on this morning and i didn't even feel it in the north bay. most of the country, obviously in the fremont area, but not many felt it. >> there were people calling into santa rosa saying they felt it. i have a shake map which lays out not only how far it it is out, but also the intensity. people reporting it was light and weak, but the colors on this map show that most people categorize the light shaking in their enabled, but they -- neighborhood, but they did feel it. with the after shocks, nobody really felt them except for the 2.7 this afternoon. as far as moterey, and everywhere around the immediate bay, folks felt it to varying degrees. i will tell you there was one more after shock. we have had the main shake and

the 12 after shocks in that area. it's interesting. we will keep following this and let you know more. the weakest after shock was a 1.0. we have showers in the seiera. we have the clouds and you can see right there along the horizon it's light enough you can make out some of the low clouds moving along. temperatures, we are look at a lot of low 60s across the map right now. san jose at 62. concord and livermore, interesting they are also in the low 60s. concord was at 71 degrees at this hour yesterday. a big difference between yesterday and this morning. today is going to be a lot cooler. thankfully, you can enjoy that. we will get a full weather

update coming up. let's get a check on the commute. robin is checking on this. i will looking at may maintenance work that wrapped up about 15 minutes later than expected. normally, it's not this slow and congested. the lights are still off, but you are looking at a back up that goes to west grand. the two right lanes blocked as well as the free month street off ramp. it's out of the way, but look at the back up heading into san francisco. i will switch it over, this is a different view of the tower, it shows how slow the traffic is on the eastern span approaching the tunnel. it's going all the way out to the suspension span. once again, the maintenance work is out of the way, but if you are wondering why it's so slow, it's because of the

maintenance work. >> thank you. we are learning more about the man who police believe killed his mother, his former girlfriend, his daughter and two other children at a modesto home over the week. police say martin martinez is also the suspect in another death of a child in 2014 and he was arrested in that case rather than the case over the weekend. one of the three children killed was the 6 month old daughter that cruz and martinez shared as well as cruz's 6-year- old daughter and a 5-year-old who is a distant relative of cruz. a reel stiff of martinez -- relative of martinez is telling what happened. she thought he was a fun and loving person. she said she never would

believe he could do this. >> not at all, that's why i was in shock. i didn't believe it. when i first saw his face there, i thought it was like when people, you know fabricate things on facebook and i was like, this is not true and i went on it and i tapped on it and i started reading up on it and i was like, this can't be true. >> martinez is being held in the jail. he will make his first court appearance this week. our coverage continues online at kron4.com. we have a press conference, a vigil held for the victims. and the 4.0 fremont, with a couple of after shocks. we will have updates all morning long as bart is trying to get back on schedule. we'll be right back as the kron

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>> well, another big story we are following, disturbing details about mark muller. kron4 has obtained court dock documents that indate r kate -- indicated the kid' naying was real. documents say muller told the parents he had their daughter. dub lar police believe he was trying to kidnap the woman from the home since the situations are similar to the dublin incident. in the dublin incident, the father fought back. palo alto police he is the

suspect in another home invasion back in 2009. >> this is so out there, so extreme it it's hard to believe he did it only a couple of times. >> now, muller has plead eds not guilty to the home invasion robbery and assault charges. he is due back in court august 27th. still ahead on the kron4 morning news, you can see how widespread the earthquake was felt around the bay. more coverage on that and a look at your local weather coming up next. well you're an herbalist. help us to be natural. will those herbs do it? those? one grows hair, the other increases energy. gasp! do i look natural herb man? can i call you herb man? i'm trying to look natural. call me natural. you look like a steve. can i call you steve?

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welcome back, and we have breaking news that we are covering on the kron 4 morning news. did you feel it? a 4.0 earthquake that hit around 2:30 this morning and there have been about a dozen after shocks. the quake about five miles deep. the fall spot with -- actual spot where it hit, mission boulevard. jackie is live to talk about who felt it and if any damage was done. hi, jackie. >> reporter: good morning. we are in downtown fremont and we are talking to people who felt the earthquake about three hours ago. so far, not a lot of damage reported. the ogee damage i can find out

here are the rattled nerves of people awoken by the early morning quake. now, i live in the north bay and i did not feel it up there, but i went on our web page and our facebook page and people felt it in newark, in the valley, even one person up in the antioch area. for many of us, a 4.0 feels very mild, a moderate earthquake, but i had a chance to talk with someone from detroit and it was anything but moderate to him. >> i am out of detroit and it was about 2:45. it was unusual for me. we don't get those very often. >> reporter: what did it feel like? >> it felt like someone bumped

my bed. >> reporter: that's scary. >> it was a little bit unnerving. >> reporter: not a lot of damage reported. a few pictures falling off of the shelves, but other than that, not a lot of damage. i know bart did inspections especially through this corridor. they are saying that it was on the hayward fault area. the hayward fault hits directly below memorial stadium. we are going to be monitoring the situation. it is a breaking story and we will bring you more information as we get it. >> kron4 is first to report this firsthand. i mean, we had two reporters and it was under their feet. >> if you have the kron4 mobile app, we push that out right

away. we let you know how big it was and where it hit. a lot of people feeling it. almost 1000 1000 responses right away. >> and now we are up to around 4600. this map shows you where they are from. we have people in the santa rosa area feeling it and as south as moterey. people pick up the phone and called the usga. they asked what happened and then said they felt it. most people reporting it as light or weak as far as the shaking. that's the sentiment about the earthquake. if you ask will take will, he said it felt like more. that's the intensity map, we will continue our coverage throughout the morning.

if you have anything that may have fallen, please send it to us. send it to breakingnews breakingnews@kron4.com. wehavecloudsand-- we have clouds and let me show you this. looking at widespread cloud cover at 9:00. by noon, nothing much as changed. it really isn't until this afternoon that we will see some clearing. the sun will come out, but the ground will not have enough time to heat up so we are going to see temperatures that are a little bit cooler. that's great news. if it's been a little bit too hot for you over the past few days. temperatures in the low 60s, that represents in some places what, a good four, eight, ten

degree drop from where we were yesterday. the east bay will notice the biggest difference. we had a lot of low to mid 90s yesterday. today, we are replacing it with the low to mid 80s. san francisco should come in right in the mid 60s with low 70s expected across the bay in okay land. the temperatures continuing to fall. thursday will be the coolest day of the next seven, we will be tracking that weather for you throughout the morning. onto traffic, we have robin tracking the commute. thank you. we don't normally see this heavy traffic approaching the bay bridge, but the caltran work wrapped up 10 minutes late. they did not pick up the cones

until 5:15. look at what it's done to the commute. this spills over to 580, it's solid to 24. you are backed up onto westbound 890. it's crawling up to anchorage. the work is now out of the way. you are off to a rough start. checking the drive across the golden gate bridge, it's a smooth ride into and out of san francisco. to the richmond bridge, no problems, you are moving well into mitch ronde and -- richmond and san rafael. this is normal, 35 minutes from the altamont heading out to dublin. your southbound ride looks great. 21 minutes from the capitol expressway to the montegue expressway. for those of you taking bart,

they are experiencing a delay up to 30 minutes. we have been telling you about the earthquake we had this morning, they have the normal number of trains, but they have to slow down the trains and inspect the track. pay attention to the overhead signs. they will let you know specifically what time your train will be running through. no damage to the tracks, but they are still recovering. back to you. >> thank you. happening today, we should learn more about bart's plan to shut down for train two. a news conference is set for today. officials from at least six public agencies and caltran are going to be there to talk about how to manage traffic for the shut down which is set through september 7th. the major service disruption is taking place so the repairs can be made and this means the west

oakland station will be closed. and an east bay preschool is being forced to relocate. they will be moving and leaving the future of 300 children up in the air. kron4 has been following this story for a month demanding answers. the kids' club's lease is up. the school is saying they are not giving up hope and we will talk about some of the options tomorrow. ohio governor john casig is expected to announce he is running for president. he will be the 16th candidate to run for president. after the announcement, he is expected to immediately go to

new hampshire for a town hall meeting. san francisco fans down south excited to get a chance to see buster posey. tim hudson was back. it was not what the giants' fans were hoping for. he only made it to the fifth. petite only allowed one run to score, but it wasn't enough and the padres got the 4-2 win. the giants have lost four out of the last five games at petco. it's 5:53 right now and we will be back with more of our team coverage of the breaking news this morning of the 4.0 earthquake that hit in fremont and there have been about a dozen after shocks, too, did you feel it? you can e-mail your pictures if

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this all morning. we have live coverage as people are feeling the quake in the area. living in fremont, a lot of people there thought it was pretty violent. >> reporter: it was violent. i mean, it tsaed a good 10-15 seconds. it was right beneath me and it turned out it was on the hayward fault with it happened. i am at the 24 hour safeway. not a problem here. you can see a lot of workers inside at the time. they were stocking shelves. they tell me a couple of cans of beans fell down, but other than that, no injuries. no clean up to do. it could have been potentially damage. we have been talking about this all morning. you can see the wall of soda cans had that come down, it could have caused major injuries. if you were not up