owing 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 at the time,

you were woken up. i was up at the time, i was texts back and forth with you, mark. we had a chance to talk with the employees inside. let me show you what they said while the earthquake was happening. >> i was up on the shelves actually. i could see everything waiver, but it didn't last long enough to tall down. >> reporter: did you know immediately it wasn't a truck going by? >> yeah, they are not supposed to move like that. >> i was shocking the shelves and you could hear it. i stood in the center of the aisle in case anything fell. >> reporter: kron4 is your breaking news. as soon as it happened, i

tweeted out immediately. we hit the social media site really hard. we went on the air as soon as we possibly could. we were audiotape over this, and if you want to keep on telling your stories to us or give us pictures of anything that fell at your place, please, let us know, we have set up a place for you on kron4.com. click on the weather tab to find out more information about the earthquake and hear other people's reactions. people, owivel, they were inside and once they knew everything was okay, you get to talk with your em plow employees and ask them did you feel it, what did you think? that's what people are doing this morning, okay first, are you okay? please share your story with us. >> let's be hon ease, it was under your feet, but it was a pretty light quake. a 5.3 is moderate.

a 6.3 is a strong earthquake. a 4.5 is a good wake up call. >> reporter: you know, the thing is it's not too bad now that we are smiling. during the it, i wasn't smiling. it's hearing the cracking sound and the rumbling sound and you don't know if it's still picking up speed or going up or down. fortunately, it wasn't so bad and that's why we are smiling. a lot of people laughing now, but i can promise you, i don't think anybody laughs during it. >> i think the worst part is not knowing. the napa quake started and kept going and going and going. it's that moment you don't know if it's going to end soon. this one ended and there's no reports of major damage. let's continue our coverage of the quake.

jackie is also talking a about the quake. hi, jackie. >> reporter: no damage and i was in the opposite end of the north bay and didn't feel a thing, but lots of people here in the fremont area did. in fact, i am here at the 7/11 which is over r open all night. they didn't have any damage, but nearby is a hotel and they definitely felt it. i talked with two people from detroit, obviously they don't have those kinds of wake up calls in detroit. they definitely felt it. it was on the -- i was on the website and checking out comments from people and people felt it all over the bay area. castro valley, antioch, san francisco, san jose, it was widespread that people felt the shaking.

i had the chance to talk with one person here at the 7:11. he said he felt it, but he is used to it. >> i was up at 2:00. i felt it and recognized it. >> reporter: how did it feel? how long? >> it felt like about five seconds. >> reporter: was it scary at all? >> no, i lived in l.a. so i am used to earthquakes. >> reporter: and, obviously, as i said earlier, not a lot of damage reported. i know bart basically had a delay of 10-15 minutes. it sounds like they are starting to get back on schedule. we are going to be out here all morning long. as we get more information, we will pass it along not only here live, but also on our web page. >> that's the thing, in this case, with the earthquake, if

you don't feel it, we come to you with the push alert or the mobile app. you don't have to go to the tv. that's how we keep you posted. you can look at our facebook page, twitter. we will let you know what's going on. there's our website that let you know immediately how strong it was. we use our website to show foe photos. that's another thing you can do, send the pictures to us at breakingnews @ kron4.com. e spoke with bart and they hope to have everything back to normal in the next few minutes. they have reduced the delay from 45 to 30 to 10 minutings.

you no longer have to worry about the major delays. >> that's good news there, a lot of people waiting for the bay bridge. >> this is not normal. thanks to some may maintenance work that was about 15 minutes late picking up the cones, it's backed up. i made this a hot spot because we don't normally see a back up at the 6:00 hour. not only are you slow at the pay gates, you are slow through the maze. that means we spill over to the 580 to the connector. it's through berkley and all the way across to the new eastern span. you may want to hop on bart to save a little bit of time as opposed to driving. this is about 25 minutes delayed getting into downtown. to the richmond, san ray fell,

a great drive approaching 580 and a little bit of crowding through the southbound drive to hayward. no major crashes out there on the roads, just a slow ride into san francisco. let's see how the weather is shaping up. good morning. good morning. we are going to start off with clouds overhead. clouds area wide in the bay area for that matter. we are starting off today in stark con straes to yesterday. temperatures changes as well. 62 in san jose. concord at 72. folks in con concord, livermore, you can waking up to cooler temperatures. i will be back to check on what's on the horizon coming up. thank you. we are learning more about

the man police believe he killed his daughter, his mother and former girlfriend, a doctor. police say 30-year-old martin martinez is also the prime suspect in the murder of another child last year and he was arrested in that killing rather than the family massacre. now, questions are being raised as to whether the murders could have been presented. those killed are his mother and his one time girlfriend, dr. amanda cruz. one of the kin children killed was a daughter of martinez and cruz. police did not arrest martinez in the killings. they arrested him in the killing of a child last year. the child died in 2014 while martinez was looking after him.

the police say it took nine months to determine from forensic evidence proved the homicide. they didn't get an arrest warrant until after the killings. family and friends are remembering those killed in the area where the murders took place. people brought flowers and teddy bears and shared the memories of dr. amanda cruz and her two daughters. friends and family say she was a devoted pediatrician devoted to helping low income families. >> our consolation is that she is with her kits and awless been with herr kids. >> the pamly's nanny said that amanda always made time for her

children even with the death of her son christopher who died back in october. a man chased his roommates with a knife. this happened just before 7:00 last night. two women calling the police saying they were being chased by their male roommate with a knife. the police came and was shot. neighbors describe the scene. >> i was just sitting in my room. i heard three bangs. i looked at my clock and saw it was 5:56. i looked outside and i seen a bunch of cop cars around the corner and a fire engine and i looked at any neighbor and called him up and he said somebody had been stabbed or actually the guy pulled out a knife and he was coming towards the police officers and they ended up shooting him. >> two officers open fired at the man. he is recovering in the

hospital. the father of the pier 14 shooting will address the senate today pushing for change on sanctuary programs. he is going to talk about the murder of his daughter. the illegal immigrant who had been deported five times and had prior convictions, but because of the sanctuary program, he had been released despite of federal issues trying to keep him in custody. they didn't tell the feds they were releasing him. federal immigration officials are going to be testifying as well today at the senate so we will stream that live on our website at kron4.com. it starts at 7:00 this morning and also as soon as it happens, we will have the live coverage here on kron4. investigators are looking

at several writings of the shooter in chattanooga, tennessee. we'll tell you about the writings. and what hackers are threatening to do with user information. and you we are following breaking news of an earthquake in fremont that woke a lot of people up.

welcome back, and let's continue our breaking news coverage which is the 4.0 earthquake that hit at 2:41. it was a 4.0 like i just said, it hit at 2:41, probably shook you awake if you felt it. i don't know if you could sleep through a 4.0. it's not moderate until it goes to a 5.3. >> yeah, and there were after shocks. these all hitting on the hayward fault right along mission boulevard where it intersects with niles canyon. a lot of people felt it. good morning, rebecca. >> reporter: good morning, mark. yeah, that definitely jolted me awake.

it was a different way to be won up, right. i felt it and i'm right up the street from where the epicenter was. we live in a two story home. it really shook the second floor. it was about 15-20 seconds, but when you are experiencing it, it feels like minutes. the house looks fine, nothing fell off of the shelves so we are fine so far. it just shook our nerves. >> ho is the heavier sleeper, you, or your husband or the pets? sometimes you hear about one spouse feeling it and the other. >> reporter: my husband and i woke up at the same time and both said, did you feel that? it couldn't be a dream. it was one of those moments

where you wonder what to do. and we felt the after shock, the 2.7 and that shook the house the same. yeah, it was an interesting morning. >> and being a reporter for us and doing traffic and everything else, are you the time type that is prepared, do you have the earthquake kit? >> reporter: you know what? actually i do. i have it in a backpack so you can grab it and run and i have a couple in our car as well. >> wow, way to be prepared, re- ben cay. >> and the shoes, they say to have those ready in case there's glass on the floor. >> a lot of people in the north bay, i know i didn't feel it this morning. i was texting with phil, in fact, when it happened. he said earthquake! >> and the next thing will did

is put it on social media. we will continue to follow this breaking story. you can be a part of the coverage by sending your pictures and stay tuned to our twitter and facebook pages and our mobile app. >> you don't have to run to the usga earthquake, we will let you know. we have this picture of this picture falling off of the wall. send in your pictures and we will share them. you can post them on facebook and we are talking about bart delays, but they seem to be getting back on time right now. robin will have more coming up. >> you were looking at the shake map. you have been looking at that all morning long. i always wonder, do more people feel it at 2:30 in the morning, or when you are out doing

stuff. >> i happened to be right on the bay bridge right around 2:40 this morning and i didn't feel a thing. >> and i think it was right under a lot of people's feet. that's why it felt so strong. >> rebecca is so good, by the way. i have an earthquake kit as well. >> you do not. >> she is so prepared. >> every time we have one of these it's another reminder, but i don't have the kit together. i'm probably not alone, do it too and we'll get it all together. you can see the earthquake is pretty widespread. we had people reporting into the usgs. for the most part, people are saying it was light to weak. that's what this blue color is indicating here. it's most cons concentrated around the epicenter, but people did feel it way up in

the wine country. that's the wine country, santa cruz. about 4700 reports have come into the usgs. it was fairly widespread in terms of how it was felt. it's amazing. looking at the forecast for today, again, we are waking up to conditions that are cloudy. here's the live look out of walnut creek. here's how the cloud cover is going to move throughout the day. widespread clouds, even by noontime, still overcast. it really isn't until later this afternoon around 4:00 that we will get the chance to warm us up a little bit then the clouds will head back in throughout the evening. the temperatures will be cooler. we are starting in the 60s and ending up with highs only in

the 80s. downtown san francisco should be right around 66. then the trend going forward will be continued cooling. that's the trend as you can see. so that's your three day out look. i'm going to be back in 15 minutes with your full seven- day forecast around the bay coming up in just a bit. robin any traffic hot spots? yes, the west side from the earlier maintenance work that was moved out of the way, it was supposed to wrap up at 5:00, they did not pick up to cones until around 5:15, but that was not enough time to beat the traffic. that's why you are wrapped up at the maze. it's slow near albany and all the way across the suspension bridge. much heavier than normal. to the golden gate bridge, no change in your commute here, you are looking good in both

directions in and out of san francisco. it's been quiet throughout the morning. we'll see if it stays that way. 580 west, eight minutes from the toll plaza out towards highway 101. heavy about poos of -- pockets of traffic. if you are merging out of concord from 242 onto south 680, it's pretty pleasant through walnut creek. no crashes or stalls there. it's still packed out of tracy for the altamont valley. it's a great ride for dublin. minor traffic heading into downtown. no trouble spots. once again, bart is recovering from that system wide delay after a track inspection following the earthquake that happened this morning. all tracks have been cleared no

problems whatsoever. a minor delay of 10 minutes. at one point, it was 30, but now down to 10, nothing to worry about. back to you. and the trial is expected to start for a u.s. marshall who had mitted to shooting and killing a man after drinking. a man and his wife were walking home from a bar when started fighting. ick o wits admitted shooting with the issued gun, but claimed it was self- protection. los angeles increased the minimum wage and others as well. the los angeles county board of

super visiers is expected to vote on a plan to up the wage until it hits $15 in 2020. starting in 2022, the wage would increase yearly based on inflation. and happening now, a dating website that catering to married people looking for an affair has been hacked. now 37 million people could have their information released. the hackers is threatening to release the names of the cheaters unless the website shuts down pimp that nightly. -- pimp that permanently. for about happen an hour and a half the information was out there. the ashly madison users were

called cheating dirt bags. the hacker is warning that many people are about to have a bad day including many rich and powerful people. and writings from muhammed abdulazeez may explain or shed light into why he open fired in chattanooga, tennessee. according to some, he was antisentiment. he was said to use drugs and that's one of the issues that led the family to send him out of the country to get him away from the friends in chattanooga having a bad influence on him.

>> welcome back, and continuing our coverage of the breaking news of the big earthquake, well, it felt good, it was a 4.0, but when it's right under your feet and you are sleeping, well, that's a big jolt. there were several after shocks reported as well. we will continue our coverage

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welcome back, a live look at the new york stock exchange. all eyes are going to be on apple. apple reporting their earnings after the closing bell today. it looks like a down start to trading. and back to our big news story this morning which is the 4.0 quake which hit the fremont at 2:41:00 a.m. >> a few after shocks, most of them very light. there was a 2.7 after shock

minutes after the quake. let's go to will who lives in fremont and he experienced the quake. >> reporter: i am smiling now, but i wasn't smiling at the time. when it happened, people were moderately scared to very scared. you can see the safeway bind me. this is -- behind me. this is a 24 hour safeway. no damage. they said the shelf was moving a little bit, but everything stayed where it should have stayed. you can see the wall of soda cans. i mean, if there was a big one, that would be down, but it's still up. people are getting up and going to work and other places. i spoke with this lovely family. you were up at the time. tell me what you felt. >> i felt the apartment start shaking and the wall start to

rattle. i made sure he was okay and he was asleep. [ laughter ] >> i was in a deep sleep at the time. i said, was the bed shaking? it was probably a dream or something, so i went back to the bed. >> reporter: did you look at him and say, you are supposed to be my protector? >> no, it's not the same time. [ laughter ] did you step outside and did you see any activity? >> i looked outside and saw a couple of families out in the courtyard with their little ones at 2:41 in the morning. i was like, really? it was a shallow earthquake. >> reporter: so at no one you were not like -- at no point were you like this is the big one? >> no, and i just saw "san

andreas" over the weekend. >> reporter: i was awake and i was texting mark and i was looking up like, is this going to be the big one? and importantly -- fortunately it passed quickly. do you have an earthquake kit? >> no. >> reporter: now is a good reminder. if you want to know about the earthquake, we have a tab there on kron4.com. share your stories, share your pictures. everybody is all smiles now because it's all over. no major damage if any damage at all, but still, we love to hear your stories including this lovely family. you have to wake up. >> absolutely, next time it happens, i will be awake and know it's not a dream. >> reporter: i've got your back as opposed to could you stop moving? >> i like the way she thinks.

>> it's part of life. >> we always say when it's a light one, it's a reminder that you need an earthquake kit. also, maybe some pictures fell off of the wall. i mean, we talked with our other traffic reporter rebecca strong and she said that didn't happen. leonard sent this to us at kron4.com. you can, too. >> i have seen wedding photos in people's homes like that before, but not from earthquakes. we have continuing coverage on kron4.com. if there's more after shocks, we will keep you posted. if you down load our mobile app, we will give you a push alert and let you know how strong it was. >> and with it being a 4.0, the person will was talking to said it's no big deal. we can use this as a reminder.

>> how many times do we have to remind you? >> i actually went on our website and looked at the list for the earthquake kit. >> and you wrote it. [ laughter ] >> another thing is cash. cash, water, some food. three days supplies of non- perishable canned goodings. i also added to add a can opener. that would be very frustrating very fast. >> if you were a boy scout. [ laughter ] the quake happened right under people's feet. >> right, and sometimes we have earthquakes much larger in rural areas and people feel it. it was a reminder, but it was under the feet of many. i want to give a quick update

before we hand it off to robin in the traffic center. we have the ocean breeze coming back at us and that's cooling off everyone as we go through the valley. today is going to be really niessments here's what it's -- here's what it's like right now. seeing 62 in places like concord and livermore where we started the day yesterday in the low 70s. that's about a 10-degree drop from yesterday morning. let me give you a quick look at the around the bay forecast as we get ready to head out the door this morning. we will look at conditions continuing to cool as we head into wednesday add thursday. -- and thursday. we are keeping it nice and mild as we get into the workweek. there you have it, a great look forecast ahead. you deserve it. you have been through a lot of hot and humid days and now you

have the cool to enjoy. a lot of traffic heading into san francisco because of a much bigger problem. this back up will not go away because of the may maintenance work that was 15 minutes minutes late. they turned the lights on, it's back into the maze. 580, 24 westbound is slow out of richmond. there's more heavy traffic all the way over to the center of anchorage. switching over to the bridge, a little bit of a back up here 580 approaching the bay gates. it's not bad at all. checking you're ride a-- your ride across the golden gate bridge, that's southbound traffic heading into san francisco, it's only 21 minutes

from 37 into nevado. no problems to highway 1 101. the dumbarton bridge is moving along. this is the slow traffic i was talking ants coming out of -- about coming out of richmond. your average drive time from panol to san francisco is 32. heavier than normal, no crashes or stalls to add to that, but if you have to head into san francisco this morning, add on an extra 20 minutes. back to you. we are learning more about the man who police believe killed his mother, his former girlfriend, his daughter and two other children over the weekend. police say 30-year-old martin martinez is also the prime suspect of a murder the 2014.

his girlfriend's child just 9 months ago and he was actually arrested for that killing rather than the family mastiff massacre in modesto at this point. the two adults killed were martinez's mother and his one time girlfriend, dr. amanda cruz and one of the children was the 6 month old daughter they shared as well as cruz's 6- year-old daughter and a five- year-old distant relative of cruz as well. a cousin of martinez is talking about what happened. jenna martinez says she was shocked by this. she rebs her cousin as being a fun loving person and she could never suspect he did this. >> not at all. that is why i was in shock. i didn't believe it. when i first saw his face there, i thought it was like when people fabricate things on facebook and i was like, this

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6:42 right now and the breaking news we are continuing to cover this morning is the 4.0 earthquake that hit in fremont at 2:41 this morning. there have been about 12 after shocks after that, they were very small, but some people felt the after shocks. we will have more coverage coming up in a few minutes. a little bit of a jolt on wall street as well. the dow is down and the nasdaq down as well. everyone watching for apple to release their quarterly reports. we'll be right back.

if you are just waking up and just joining us, it wasn't a dream. a 4.0 earthquake hit fremont around mission boulevard and

miles canyon road. thousands felt it this morning. hi, jackie. >> reporter: thousands felt it, i didn't feel it. i live up in the north bay. it happened at 2:41 this morning. it was 4.0 on the richter scale, but many definitely felt it in this area. so far, we haven't had any major outers -- reports of damage. the reports of damage so far are basically pictures falling off of the walls or cans falling off o the shelves at stores. i had a chance to talk with folks in from detroit working in the area and they said they definitely felt something this morning. they are not used to it. it rattled their nerves a little bit. we have been talking with people all morning long trying to get a feeling of how strong

it felt to them. like i said, i was talking to the people from detroit who felt it. others said it wasn't a big deal. so you felt it, what did you feel? >> a little shake. >> reporter: are you from california? >> i am. >> reporter: so you are used to it? >> yeah, not that bad. >> reporter: what did it feel like? >> a little bit of a shake. >> reporter: did it wake you up? >> yeah, it woke you up. >> reporter: did it get your attention? >> a little bit. i haven't had had one in a while, so it kind of caught me by surprise. >> reporter: so a 4.0 is not enough to impact you? >> not enough to get me out of bed. >> reporter: and the god news is -- good news is no major damage reported. we know that bart basically theyed their service for a while. it sounds like they are getting back on track this morning. this was the hayward fault.

at the memorial stadium in berkley which speaks dreckly over the -- directly above hayward falls, people as far away as antioch, castro valley, all felt it, but particularly in the union city fremont area, you definitely felt it. >> yeah, that's the thing, it didn't cause damage, but if anyone is asleep, it wakes you up, you see everything is fine and you go back to bed. you want to know how big it was. >> and watching the rain in southern california, a 50-mile stretch on i-10 shut down after a bridge was washed out in the california desert. the officials hope they can have cars using the freeway in

a few weeks. the eastbound span collapsing, but the westbound span still there. a spokesperson for caltran says the workers plan on sheering up the -- shoring up the westbound side in a couple of weeks. and some highways in malibu are closed because of this rock slide. workers moved the rocks off of the road last night. no one was hurt. no word on when it will reopen. james is watching the weather. that was wild weather in southern california. it was. i was looking at the state satellite imagery. the bulk of it has moved off. nothing falling over l.a. proper this morning. they are getting a little bit

of a break. this is what we see outside at the moment. we have gray skies here over the bay bridge where things are looking overcast all around the bay. let's look at where we are seeing the temperature. well, leetle get -- let's get passed this map. we had about 12 or so after shocks after the earthquake, but all in all, we are doing okay. it was fairly well felt all the way down to places like santa cruz amazingly enough. it's going to be cooler this afternoon. we are looking at temperatures in the valley to be in the 80s which is about a 10-degree drop. that will be nice and the temperatures tonight to fall in the next 36-48 hours. the temperature will bounce back just in time for the weekend. it's going to be beautiful for the week ahead and more importantly, cool and that humidity is not going to be an issue for you, thankfully. all right, onto traffic.

let's see what you can expect as you head out the door, robin? hey, it's ugly in san francisco thanks to all of the earlier problems. we had late caltran work and now you are going to be sitting in traffic all the way across the bridge backed up. you are backed up to all connectors. westbound 80 is backed up all the way into panol now and once again slow across the bridge thanks to the earlier problems. if you have to use the golden gate bridge this morning, so far, so good coming from the north bay. it's a good ride across the span into san francisco as well to the richmond san ray feel bridge from castro to the toll to the west end, you are going to be dealing with the traffic, but it's not bad, that normal of what we would expect to the

6:00 hour. to the san mateo bridge, no problems across the span, but it's crowded. you are at 19 minutes, so it's not bad. you are heavy on the freeway, if you have to use southbound 880, you are going to be stuck in heave say traffic from -- heavy traffic. 44 minutes from 238 making the connection to 237 and a little bit heavy for south 68 680 if you are coming out of dub dublin this morning. just to mention bart, they are back on time. we had major delays this morning following the track inspection related to the earthquake. bart is reporting all trains are on schedule. no delays as of now. thank you, robin. new this morning, an 18- year-old woman could hold the

key to the cure for hiv. the french woman was born with the virus and began anne an -- a treatment and now ten years later, the virus is barely deck ability in her -- de tech ability detectable in her blood. two california lawmakers are taking steps to stop drones from interfering with fire fighting everytimes after several -- efforts after several situations in california. they are looking to make it possible for jail time if the drones get in the way of firefighters. another bill will make it so that emergency responders cannot get into trouble for

damaging a drone. this comes after firefighters attempted to put out a fire but the efforts were hampered by five drones flying around the area. that fire is now 90% contained after doing this. it burned about 6 1/2 square miles and destroyed 20 cars. it jumped the road and burned another 7 homes and destroyed 44 vehicles total. and we will take a quick break as the kron4 morning news continues.

it is 6:57 right now and ahead in the next hour of the kron4 morning news, we will have live coverage of the

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>> reporter: i didn't have to drive very far, i live a few miles from this location. i was up at the time. if you were not up at the time, you were certainly woke up. i just spoke to a police