>>local news station. >>good morning, everybody, i'm marty gonzales at breaking news that we're following this morning a second major earthquake striking southern california. in as many days, hundreds of aftershocks have rattled the area since the 7.1 quake hit just after 8 o'clock last night in the mojave desert near the community of ridgecrest let's take a look at some video now the moment of the quake struck in the area there were widespread power outages. the quake also caused several injuries. fires and also buckled some roads in the area. fortunately there have been no fatalities reported. now this latest quake was more powerful than the 6.4 magnitude earthquake

that hit back on the 4th of july. usgs says that this will likely become a billion-dollar disaster we had show you the map here with the earthquake and the aftershocks. if you had over the last 48 hours. now governor gavin, newsome has declared a state of emergency he's asking for federal aid as well camila bernal has the latest. >>we're actually feeling an aftershock right now that 7.1 earthquake about 11 miles from where we're standing in so many aftershocks ever sense to you could see everything shaking and i just want to describe a little bit what we cells during that 7.1 shake the ground underneath you just absolutely moves things going from side to side. so she didn't know where to go and it is hard to describe what you feel during those seconds of their seconds it feel very long seconds that i went and looked outside the window and saw everything shaking. there

was a pool outside in that pool is full of waste water just coming out all of us and going outside after that way because of course everybody asking everybody trying to figure out exactly what's going on and everybody checking on each other. did speak to some of the residents in this area lived here their entire lives here in ridgecrest and they were telling me that the first thing that they did was their loved ones i spoke to a mother who says she grabbed onto her baby and that is the only thing that she could do during those second that the ground was shaking, they said that this one was a lot stronger a lot longer than what they felt on july 4th and that 6.4 wake. authorities now saying that the 7.1 is the actual earthquake there saying that that july 4th 6.4 is now 8 for shocked. billy has held a number of aftershocks versus like i said the ground continues to shake even as we speak now, authorities have responded very quickly, i saw

the police like the sirens immediately after we felt that 7.1 shake. we know that the team out put out fires that we believe were caused by gas leaks. right after the quake. so authorities have been on the responding to medical emergencies and to the fires we also know that there is a search and rescue team in place in case things get worse and they will assess the damage as the sun comes out reporting in ridgecrest california. i'm camila bernal. >>thanks a lot for that report, let's go ahead and talk about the weather this morning we have much more coverage on the coming up, but we want to get you caught up on the forecast for the weekend. as far as here for that i have some really a decent news to report with all of we do see a cool down coming our in the next couple days will be nice. >>we're negotiating through some fog now this morning. it's a pretty good coverage or around the perimeter of the base you can see the shot coming in from berkeley as we take a look if the east bay shoreline here but swing things around the golden gate, it looks like the fog is actually lifted the top of the

towers there. so we just need this to mix out until we go to kind of mostly sunny is we're going to go with basically by the afternoon but those temperatures will be fairly controlled we'll still see some 90's pop in the far inland reaches however tomorrow little bit of a cool down coming will be covering that for you how about that fog lifting, here's the problem though along the coast places like half moon bay is going to be problematic pretty good coverage up here in the north bay though think appoint rail clear out nicely and also to for stinson beach but this again will be a problem area around half moon bay with the fog or overcast kind of lingering a bit. temperatures right now in the upper 50's around the perimeter of the bay lower 50's up to the north 64 for antioch 60 coming in for concord 56 meanwhile for tri valley livermore and here's a comparison from where we were 24 hours ago were trailing a couple degrees compliments of the the were mild and some other spot you can see off to the far east bay. this is what it looks like and so no we're seeing the skies already open up here maybe a few scattered clouds in the afternoon high temperatures are racing through the 80's inland. again

we're going to see a couple 90's popping out there back to the bay, this is what it looks like it's 66 for the high san francisco oakland, 73. and san jose at 82 coming up in a bit we'll take a look at the longer range forecast for you marty. thanks a lot want to get back to earth cake worth quake coverage, this morning. seismologists are warning both recent major quakes near ridgecrest are part of what they call a very energetic system. >>and they say that more tremors are likely. so many of us are wondering what the southern california quakes mean for us here in the bay area kron four's christine tape cho has that part of our story. >>good morning. i'm reporting live here from u c berkeley where kron four's talk to a seismologist to go ahead and explain a little bit to us. do have some uh you know information share in regards to the fact that the seismologist says that we should definitely expect more quakes and those possibly could impact us here in the greater bay area and we have some just to kind of refresh

from you of what happened the past 2 days is just a second quake in 2 days and now there are thousands without power and without water and there are many people waking up out tonight throughout the state of california because they were too afraid to sleep in sight. now the 7.1 magnitude quake was 11 times stronger than the earlier 6.4. this is even stronger than 89 loma prieta quake in san francisco. the berkeley seismologist says this is an active quake. sequins but not abnormal it's likely to trigger something up here. >>it is called the most part one think it's just a matter of a week another big her, however it did they think of a fire so that i would it likely that that is they're like no political ticker like. >>we'd really like to stress that just a you know this quake, the debt will in time

skews me excuse me. this quake will increase the odds of other quakes happening and again like she had mentioned right up here in the bay area and really she mentioned there's no way you can an earthquake when it's going to happen or where it's going to happen so readiness is going to be very very important and you know if you're on social media. throughout the past few days. you've seen not basically the aftershock and the scare that this has brought throughout the entire communities to go ahead and keep in mind have ready bags and to go ahead and read up on earthquake safety simien to raise etcetera to make sure that you're prepared if one does hit up here in the bay area. reporting live from u c berkeley ca teatro. >>and chris you know we have a lot of that information on our website at kron 4 dot com. california senator dianne feinstein released a statement following the second major quake it reads in part quote the potential for danger cannot be underestimated. >>residents of southern california must be prepared in case there are further more

dangerous quakes the statement continues say my office is in close contact with fema to determine whether there are any injuries and the extent of damage as well as what the role the federal government can play in responding. my staff is ready to mobilize to ensure that support quickly reaches those californians who need it. and our coverage of this latest earthquake in southern california continues on kron 4 dot com as we mentioned you'll find the very latest on the aftermath, including video of crews were battling fires in the area also a look at the damage. this morning on kron 4 news weekend, the rush to get emergency kids following the recent earthquakes in southern california will take a look at that. >>plus a murder investigation underway in the east bay after a man collapsed and died in front a bowling alley. ♪

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continuing coverage of the 7.1 magnitude earthquake that hit just northeast of ridgecrest in southern california last night. >>several reports of fires you can see some of the damage here they were caused by gas leaks or gas line breaks. reporter paul vercammen was on the scene just moments after several a quake caused fires broke out. walk to watch over.

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>>good morning, we're back on kron 4 news weekend taking a live look from the embarcadero camera this morning and we're off to a pretty good start around the band this long holiday weekend hope you're enjoying your weekend and the day's farce or with forecast that shows a little cooling off a little treat for july and we start off with this fog that we talked about little going to mostly sunny modano look spooky right now that are going and that looks like tomorrow cool off a bit more so in those inland valleys included. >>here's the shot coming in from alcatraz a nice few there

we see the fog looks like it's trying to left we can see the skyline behind it as we take a look at the golden gate this is using the fog trapped, again looks like the fog is lifting right to the top of the towers, but still that's spooky look model say don't worry about it. this will be cleared out by mid morning, although they'll be problem areas, not just in san francisco, but down the peninsula little bit around point re that should be taken care of by the afternoon, but it looks like half moon bay is a problem area for later today, somewhat mostly cloudy remains for their we've got the 50's holding on to most of the perimeter of the bay 60 per concord 64, antioch up to the north bay we have some lower to middle 50's 56 for san jose, a check in with bay area winds little bit of an onshore flow in place here we'll see some scattered clouds again this afternoon and overnight to greet us tomorrow morning that's going help keep those temperatures down inland areas by even the afternoon where things will open up. today this is the scattered clouds i mention for about 2 o'clock the live shot coming from seoul. there you

can see the fog not an issue there 83 or so by about 02:00am but some spots to reach upwards to around 90 will take a look at your 4 zone forecast coming up in just a bit marty ok to see a few minutes eventually breaking news this morning that 7.1 magnitude earthquake that hit southern california friday night just one day after a 6.4 magnitude earthquake. shook the same area. this morning people are out surveying the damage to their homes and businesses. but cnn's paul vercammen found one store in ridgecrest that was still open and gives us a look at the damage there. >>i'm here inside this could be his liquor store here in ridgecrest get a sense for what happened inside some of the off the shelves broken here, the owner anton says in the 2 days that they've the story. he believes that they've had more than a $100,000. you can clearly see strong not that they are shell

forced down and he said. it's going to be a long time cleaning up. store the we've seen a steady stream of people coming in here to grab whatever it is they need vital things such as waters the 42 ridgecrest of overcast. >>well of course the earthquake could happen anywhere without warning if you've never been through an earthquake before here are some quick tips for you. the experts say to drop cover and hold on. now if you're in a vehicle, they advise you to pull over and stop if you're in bad, they advise you to stay there and if you're out doors stay outside and take cover. other news this morning in these pay there's a murder investigation and pacheco after witnesses say a 29 year-old man collapsed in front of a bowling alley kron four's gayle ong has the story. >>this is where the victim was deputies tell us the victim of a 29 year-old man from the

>>i'm very shocking. i mean you don't really hear about this kind of thing on this neighborhood at all. we know we have the casino here. but it's usually a good crowd. >>we air is usually pretty peterlee hear about things like that happening. >>terry shocking to hear that i'm surprised normally this is a very safe. very safe environment deputies continue to search for clues in the death of a man it could friday afternoon at one point the area to take a boulevard between center avenue and second avenue was closed. >>as investigators comb through the scene for evidence. >>an employee at this bowling alley who did not want to be on camera tells us the victim collapsed in front of the building just after noon. the employee says he saw a man on surveillance video coming up to the entrance of the building and collapsing in front of the bar door when officers arrived they perform cpr the victim was pronounced dead at the scene.

>>investigators say this incident does not appear to be random and that the victim and suspect knew each other no word on any arrests in gayle ong. >>kron 4 news. now to the north bay this morning that will police arrested 3 women in connection with robberies at least 2 outlet malls. 2 employees in vacaville premium outlets shopping center reported on monday that the women left the store without paying for merchandise. police arrested them and found hundreds of dollars worth of clothing and merchandise in their car. officers also learned that the same women are accused of stealing $3,000 worth of sunglasses just a few hours earlier at an outlet mall in napa 2 of the suspects a locket and key are a role are from san leandro just on a lead he is from san francisco. for the 4th of july holiday weekend. the chp is extending its maximum enforcement period until sunday at midnight. that means every available chp officer will be working through the weekend. officers

are on high alert for drivers who are speeding distracted or impaired by alcohol or drugs. the chp says as of this morning officers have made close to 600 dui arrest during this maxim foresman period and 12 people have died on california roads. >>if it's your family member you know, or it's person you know personally and. they die in a crash because someone was dui or impaired horrible and we just want people to be aware that we're out here so try to make better choices. >>well during last year's independence day holiday the chp made 389 dui arrest. for newsweek and the latest from police on a rest from that

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>>in these bad huge sideshow took place late on the 4th of july in oakland police say at least 200 cars were involved. kron 4 sweet chagall reports that some of the cars were towed and people were cited. >>shooting off gathered at 42th avenue ar interstate 80 in oakland, the witness says upwards of a 1000 spectators watched the legal side show. it was winding down you know you have all the smoke in the air you can see where you're going can see we're walking. >>you don't know there's cars doing donuts right by you at one point it appears one person. it's out there and

there's no reason to even participate be a witness heavy cameras out anything because there's a number of fatalities that have occurred a number of serious injuries that have happened and i'm not talking cuts and scrapes, i'm talking broken bones is just on this. >>it's not called for the oakland police department is leading the investigation into the side show witness says it took about 25 minutes law enforcement to show love the chp block freeway on-ramps to minimize traffic in the area until it was clear even if you're a spectator, it's still illegal. >>and that's an arrest double fence to see he told one car away. >>the oakland police department several and issued dozens of citations for vehicle code. >>and still ahead this morning state lawmakers postponed a hearing on a wildfire liability issue we're going to explain what that delay could mean for the controversial

we're back to breaking news that we're following this morning that 7.1 magnitude earthquake that hit southern california last night governor newsome issuing a state of emergency for ridgecrest. >>and san bernardino counties following that quake. scientists now calling thursday 6.4 magnitude earthquake a 4 shock because it was smaller. the 7.1 magnitude from last night. the

quake caused fires and damage in the writ ridgecrest area residents of course remain very edgy this morning. >>we were in the trailer when he hit an and i kind of had a picture famous of that new thing fall on me is 7 cheddar my whole entire jar right here at the hague got could i was bleeding train. in an after the aftershock that i was like you know what no what we're get now 7 that in my whole terror was really rocking i thought it was going to tip over. >>well several 1000 people this morning are without water and power are no reports of any major damage to infrastructure. although you see there a crack in the also no fatalities were happy to tell you about turn our attention now to the holiday weekend forecast spar is here with that it's a pretty good one of that to morning we're deal the morning fog that means temperatures are mild will call for this time of year looking good at this fog will mix out for us, but we will see some afternoon scattered clouds and tomorrow morning probably a little bit more commitment of cloud cover

at least to start things off all those skies again will open up and noticeably cooler tomorrow, not today, we're still going to top off having the 4 zone forecast. so if pop off in some areas at about 90 or so and we're going to race that tomorrow, here's the shot from lick observatory beautiful start happening in mount hamilton there so a nice july day with those mild temperatures everywhere, upstream this is we're talking about this whole collection of clouds in the afternoon for us and this is overnight and took tomorrow morning again should mix outpoor should shake out for a mostly sunny afternoon but look at not fortunate everywhere. those inland areas already popping near 100 bakersfield and fresno at 9897 you can see central coast meanwhile into the middle 60's santa barbara's 69 71 l a x san diego at 72 matching that for big bear the 4 zone forecast comes in like this today, 66 san francisco to high. along the coast. places like half moon bay may reach about 64, but they will be challenged by cloud cover and

fog going on for today, 63 meanwhile for pacifica new on the northern end. the peninsula we're looking at upper 60's 72 for burlingame to the south foster city about 7481 palo alto 77 mountain view with redwood city at 79, san jose coming at 82. so we do see some 80's down here in the south bay. morgan hill racing added 87, 81% of clara cupertino 81 as well they're the 70's loyally along the east bay shoreline but in inland areas, 83 for pleasanton livermore tri valley 8582 for dublin, 86 meanwhile for walnut creek back to the 70's though for san leandro and opened at 73 lay hoa to chile 69 with neighbor money should 81 81 also for napa saw robert wine country start to warm up a little bit today. santa rosa to 88. and then heading south to the 80's but no valley get a little cooler there at 74. here's the breakdown over the next 7 days. we do see temperatures drop down to

about 79 or so by tuesday, a pop back and before you know it to the end of the week we're talking about lower 90's but no triple digits on there marty ok dave thank you. we have new details this morning in an officer-involved shooting in sonoma county. authorities say the suspect was high on drugs when he began attacking people. it happened just after 8 o'clock thursday night in the day gabbay the sonoma county sheriff's office says 32 year-old but high coffee of san francisco was renting a vacation home with some friends for the 4th of july holiday they say that he took several doses of lsd. authorities say coffee punched a woman stabbed a man with a pencil choked another man and then attacked a security guard. we're then told he stole the security guards struck and hit a woman with that truck causing significant injuries. when deputies arrived authorities say that kofi tried to run over them with the truck and that's when they opened fire hitting him several times. he was taken to the hospital and he's now facing several charges including attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon.

we understand that the victims in the incident are all expected to survive. the homeless population is growing in san francisco. there's new report released friday by the city's department of homelessness in support of housing. the found the count is 17% higher compared to 2 years ago. they say this is due partly to more people who are living in vehicles. the one night count of homelessness in january found more than 8,000 people living on the streets. nearly 1200 were on the waiting list for shelter beds that week. the report also identified nearly 600 passenger are these vans and other vehicles that appeared to be inhabited. this week president trump talked about the homeless in san francisco saying that he might need to intercede to clean up the city noting that the world leaders can't quote be looking at that. trump called the situation disgraceful and implied that it was making police officers, sick. in sacramento state lawmakers

postpontd a hearing on a controversial bill on wildfire liability that is already facing a tight deadline. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala talk to a wildlife victim. a wildfire victim rather who drove hours to testify. >>locked hearing room really concerned about these issues that's what santa rosa resident will abrams drove hours to find friday. it really needs to be a coaborative approach he and his family fled the tubbs fire in 2017 he had his testimony ready to go against a be 1054. the bill is the governor's proposal to create a fund that would help utility companies pay for future wildfire costs winner equipment is to blame one of the things that i'm particularly concerned about is. >>these funds are going to be able to flow to utilities without really having strict to wildfire mitigation standard i want the investors in those utilities to be able to have to come to the table with those funds and further to the ownership. within the utilities to pay for these

claims and uh you know that's what's really important in moving this forward and you know this doesn't get us there with the meeting postponed lawmakers will have 5 days to get the measure passed before going on summer break the governor has said he hopes to get it passed by july 12th with the concern that doing nothing will hurt rate payers go all of us feel urgency, i'm concerned that this is being done with haste. >>and there's a fine line between urgency in haste. >>that hearing is now scheduled for monday, but time has not yet been set abrams says he'll be back reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>well sfo said those new rules for rideshare pickups for domestic travelers and now the airport opened a new parking lot at 9 o'clock friday morning, hoping to ease some of that traffic. the mayors of millbrae and burlingame wrote letters saying the bottleneck of traffic at the airport is spilling over into their communities. sunday's they say have been specially a nightmare with up to an hour wait times reported. of course

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southern california family had a party a pair party crashers on friday morning take a look at them. a bear and its cub spotted wandering around their backyard. you see the cub they're taking a little bit of a dip in the bull. >>this was an cast eric which is in a los angeles county, the owner of the home saw the 2 just before 11 o'clock in the hanging out for a little bit and then rummaging through thtrash after a little bit of that the moved on in search of other adventures. archie harrison mountbatten-windsor that's the newborn son of prince inherit a prince harry and duchess of megan some of sussex duchess meghan of will be christened in a small private ceremony at windsor castle, this weekend. he was born you remember back on may 6th area megan are planning to share some photos following the ceremony. royal christenings are typically private and they're usually preceded by a brief photo op as the parents baby and their guests arrive, especially if the queen is president. ok marty we're looking at most areas. in the 50's fighting

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california in as many days, hundreds of aftershocks have rattled the area since the 7.1 quake hit just after 8 o'clock last night in the mojave desert near the community of ridgecrest you're looking at video from the moments after the quake struck that area. this morning there are widespread power outages. the quake also caused several injuries. cause fires buckled roads in some areas as well, but no fatalities have been reported the latest quake was more powerful than the 6.4 magnitude earthquake that hit on july the 4th. the usgs says that this will likely become a billion disaster want to show you this map now that shows where the earthquakes and aftershocks have hit in the last 48 hours. governor newsom has declared a state of emergency for that area is asking for federal aid as well camila bernal has the latest. >>a 7.1 magnitude earthquake shook southern california friday night. experts say this

was part of the same ongoing sequence and now they believe the 6.4 magnitude quake on the 4th of july was a foreshock both quake centered near ridgecrest california that were felt as far as los angeles, las vegas and even northern mexico. seismologists say friday's quake sent out 11 times as much energy as the one on thursday very strong shaking to you know you're going to be. >>having difficulty standing up thousands of people across 3 counties lost power will authorities mobilized to check for gas leaks and secure structures. the shaken community already on edge, many of them. >>have. >>experience something that is very traumatic, somewhat unknown to most of them and many of them are sleeping outside tonight. >>over a 100 residents spent the night at this temporary shelter in ridgecrest in after the aftershock that i was like you know what no what we're get now serve it in my whole terror was building rocking, i thought it was going to tip over it scared me and as

residents assess the damage in daylight. authorities warning strong aftershocks will continue the probability of another 5. >>in the next week is extremely high. probably quite a few tore magnitude 5 to come in ridgecrest california. i'm camila bernal. >>we're going to have more coverage of the earthquake in southern california. but first we want to get you caught up on the weekend weather forecast, especially when so many people are off this weekend. as far as her with that it's a pretty good one at that to marty and we're not going to be baking in the heat that we sometimes can be it will be a little warm in the inland valleys today but to actually cooling off a little bit for sunday. >>for everybody, here's a live shot coming in from lick observatory to some hazy sunshine. well both space going to be in the mostl sunny mode with secure the faa going around the media bay, this is a shot coming in again from the golden gate. there's the deck of some fog right above us a little bit making note of that by the way. this is what happens as we go forward, we see it max out a little bit by 12 45. in fact most of the bay that's the

case but around half moon bay, it could be problematic. it looks pretty clear up to the north bay, though least that's what the models are saying point re does clear out so we should see some decent sun today, the beaches in th north bay. all right the temperatures right now we're at 68 coming in for antioch 62 meanwhile she the for concord 57 chilly spot come in for ballet hope 58 map and 56 up to santa rosa. and we have other 50's you can see around the perimeter of the bay for comparison's sake we're pretty close to you we were yesterday. no major changes with this we'll probably see tomorrow is the induction of some cloud cover to start off that will probably make south for the afternoon though here's that nice deep blue skies coming in from some old we're looking at 80's already by mid-afternoon. again some those inland valleys may pop at about 90. today we expect 66 san francisco with oakland 73. 82 meanwhile coming in for san jose will take a little can spect inspection for your entire weekend forecast. coming up in just a bit marty. we want to get back to our

earthquake coverage this morning seismologists are warning that both re ent earthquakes near ridgecrest are part of what they call a very energetic system. >>and that more tremors are likely in fact cnn is reporting there been thousands of aftershocks just since the earthquake last night. this morning, many of us are wondering what the southern california earthquakes mean for the bay area kron four's christina tetreault has that part of our coverage, christina. >>well good morning, i'm live here you see berkeley where we've been talking with experts throughout the past 2 days. i'm kind of the implications of these quake and like you mentioned marty what they mean for us up here in the bay area now this is the second quake in just 2 days and there are thousands without water and power, many people sleeping outside really worried about sleeping inside because they don't know when it's going to happen next. now the 7.1 magnitude quake was 11 times stronger than earlier 6.4 magnitude just yesterday and even stronger than the 89 loma prieta quake in san

francisco, the kron 4 spoke witb a seismologist from u c berkeley who says this is an active earthquake sequence of but not abnormal and it's unlikely to trigger anything up here. >>it is called the most for one critically it's just a matter of a few another big her, however it did they think of a far away and so that didn't like me that that is they're like no political ticker like. >>you know, i've been speaking with residents here in the greater berkeley area and one man tells me hearing about the southern california makes actually reminds him of the terror of the loma prieta disaster he experience himself. >>my neighbor actually lost his leg was on the bridge. hearts go out to just under one that might have been affected. >>now this is a reminder everyone to everyone you know the seismologist that we spoke with did happened to say that you can not predict an earthquake to its way course

when it comes to preparedness and knowing what to do. you know in a disaster that is something that you should always make sure that you your family practice because again they can't be predicted to we don't know when they're going to happen and so far the southern california quakes of cars, hundreds if not thousands of travelers reporting live for using her fate. >>all right christina thanks a lot that live report from u c berkeley senator dianne feinstein from california released a statement following the second major earthquake that reads in part quote the potential for danger cannot be underestimated and residents of southern california must be prepared in case there are further more dangerous quakes my office is in close contact with fema to determine whether there are any injuries and the extent of the damage as well as the role. the federal government can play in responding. my staff is ready to mobilize to ensure that support quickly reaches those californians who need it. and our coverage of this latest earthquake in southern california continues on kron 4 dot com you'll find the very latest on the aftermath which

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battleground for newsweek and an 8 year-old girl in ridgecrest jumped into action when the first earthquake rocked rocked the back on july 4th that she was recording a video when it happened let's go and take a from of of that video karen who has the story. >>lily night is 8 in popular among 8 year-old slime she was recording when she felt a rumble. >>this is the stream slurring that i was playing with towing the boat. tale. her 5 year-old cousin lane. what really did next team point. it started

shaking i was modeling on the tail. you like freaked me out i'm a leak. wayne fair. it was more like an instant reaction for her just to grab him she already had them underneath the bar. >>a little girl with big girl in stakes, she learns a school all the drills at. >>a home she knows exactly where to go during the emergencies per mother press. >>and she thought on her feet and protected her family. >>well the nba summer league in las vegas came to a halt as the earthquake hit take a look at the scene at the thomas and mack center during the knicks pelicans game last night the announcers felt the building and ground shaking the players came to a stop. the quake also caused the speakers and the huge scoreboard to sway. offikials stopped the game

immediately and fans filed out of the arena for a time the teams went back to the locker room. short time later the league cancels that and let's take a look at dodger stadium last night during the dodgers padres game look at that camera shaking of the broadcast cameras, we're shaking as the quake you see in the south pole was also seen swaying back and forth of the stadium. despite that though the game continue we've got to play ball. dave. all right we're dealing with bay area fog to start things off cool. here's a live shot coming in from lick observatory some hazy sunshine. >>they are in temperatures into the 50's some cracking into the 60's open at 60 68

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actually little warm in the inland valleys and we'll see tomorrow so little cool down for the inland valleys, you get a little treat by sunday. they bridge shot we still are contending with that fog we can see it's starting to open up a little bit that's a sun is starting to peer through some of that fog in london, not a problem here is a shot from mount hamilton not dealing with the fog all this morning look observatory you can see there. so this afternoon we anticipate some scattered clouds coming in and then overnight tomorrow morning, another deck which we have to deal with as well that should clear up by the afternoon. so we're dealing with some clouds and fog and whatnot. but that's good because we're getting some decent temperatures with all that. here's what hans at future cast for the afternoon cloud cover is not really noted too well here we're just kind of verbal e mentioning it here a little bit. this is what happens tomorrow morning can you e overnight 7 o'clock in the morning. this also will be probably coupled with some surface fog we're going to deal with to the comes abducting in very typical. scattered clouds today, mild cool lower 70's to the bay near about 90 going on in london tomorrow that shape

those temperatures mild and then we'll see probably shaving off a half a dozen degrees. so far the lower 80's going on. morning clouds again and then afternoon clearing the week ahead looks pretty decent cool start. warm by week's end or to get back to the business of in that highs of about 90 come thursday or friday, but it already is mid july we're approaching here. there are the highs today, mid 70's around the bay 66 san francisco, little warm up there around wine country maybe at 81 napa but 88 conquered antioch getting about 90 boy central valley like a pop today's temperatures there getting your 100 66 san francisco 73 going on for oakland, san jose at 82. there were checked that extended forecast and a bit and also the 4 zone one as well marty sounds good thousands of people in southern california are without water and power this morning following that second major earthquake to hit near ridgecrest in 2 days. the city's mayor says that many people in her town are choosing to sleep outside for

safety. >>i know that it is a difficult situation, but they're fearful to be in their homes. and we are offering any services with is noted earlier we have a basis for people to shelter here that many are choosing to justice the with their neighbors. both i in their sidewalks in their driveways and some of them are in the streets. >>and take a look at this video of a restaurant during the moments that the earthquake jeffrey mcgregor says he was having dinner at the morongo casino in the coachella valley when that the quake hit last night you can see the lights really swinging back and forth there fortunately, no one was hurt. the restaurant closed for the night following the earthquake. and a tv station los angeles was on the air when the earthquake struck last night the 2 anchors a calmly took cover doing very scary moments take a look. >>a brief moment here we're making sure that nothing is

going to come down in the studio here and it is going for quite a bit everybody. it very strong play strong here a 21 here on the air we're experiencing very strong shaking i think we need to get under the desk all right we're going to we'll be right while. >>well you can see the camera shaking the backdrop there in the studio was a shaking as well before they decided we better go to a commercial. and some scary moments for a hurricane katrina survivor who moved to california following that devastation. she talks about her first experience with an earthquake. >>i have a pair his peers, i'm from new orleans from for louisiana. and as spears to hurricane katrina so this is my first experience with the earthquake in california in the way is telling a house up in. so the all the pitchers in a while as an air thing turned over on us. we live on the top floor, an apartment complex so we was out trying to come up the home and were second down

the stairs. >>i went out. she is. and we just thank god that we have a really center here ridgecrest to take care of us and watch all of us. >>well a lot of residents in southern california are loading up on emergency kits foll wing those earthquakes, amy johnson takes a look at the items that are most popular. >>christina martinez left as the west survival products with an armful of emergency survival kits i guess larry % quake shook me up a little bit so i just want to be ready for my kids and think it's just in case. she wasn't alone. the van i store had a steady stream of people picking up supplies after the 94. i remember the struggle for you just getting water. >>so you know i know or do but we do what we can. >>business tends to pick up after disasters, jeff edelstein is the owner of s o s survival and says everyone living in california should have these basics the most important things to me are water and food. first aid supplies, lighting. those are

some that and then sanitation supplies as well they put kids together to make it easy. but say anyone can but their own kit together with a minimum of 3 days worth of supplies. but he says you should prepare for 7 days and have multiple kids under the bed. in the hallway closet by the front door is a good place in each car. maybe on the side of the house and sometimes in the garage because you don't know where the damage is going to be he says you need shoes and gloves under your bed in that emergency kit take an old backpack they can put these items and if you are glasses have an extra pair of glasses, a flashlight or light sticks. whistle so if you're stuck and in your room blowing the whistle is more piercing than yelling and screaming and a crowbar if the door jamb the shift as shifted you might have to pry open.the door breaking windows. the 5 so news weekend president trump vented on the white house lawn about a range of topics. >>including that he doesn't

think there's anything wrong with the conditions on the southern border, we're going to hear what the president had to say when we come back. the first will take a live look before heading to

golf club this weekend president trump vented to reporters on the white house lawn. >>talking about a number of issues that include joe biden the citizenship question on the 2020 census and the conditions at border detention centers. abby philips has more.

>>interim signaling he may use an executive order to force a citizenship question on to the 2020 census, there for 5 ways we can do it. >>it's one of the ways that thinking about doing a heavy loss to the supreme court and as the forms are being printed without the question trump seems undaunted so we can start thinking now it may be. >>arguing history is on his side if you look at but both claims are false. the question has not been asked since 1950 and just to drawn based on the total number of people not citizens in a particular area sources tell cnn that trump is frustrated with commerce secretary wilbur ross for caving and announcing publicly that the administration was abandoning the effort the development to asked of ross's job is safe. trump said. and

with the positive jobs report out today, trump again using the strong economy to attack another official he appointed. the federal reserve chairman. meantime as democratic lawmakers and watchdog groups described deplorable dirty and overcrowded conditions and border detention facilities. trump says he doesn't see a the president seemingly more concerned with his 2020 rival former vice president joe biden. >>those abby philips reporting now on friday justice department officials told the judge they were looking into ways to get that citizenship question back on the census form, but they added that no decision has been made on how to best proceed. an explosion rocked the campus of the

university of nevada reno late last night to you're looking at the aftermath there university police told people to avoid the area because of what it called utilities accident. the damage looks severe with debris scattered around the building. officials say that 3 people were hurt in the explosion inside a dormitory investigators this morning till trying to figure out what caused the blast. people living nearby described the explosion feeling like a car accident saying that it shook all the apartments there. bringing it back home to the bay area, let's take a live look outside golden gate bridge fall seems to be lifting still light traffic

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welcome back kron 4 news weekend. hope you're enjoying the long holiday weekend as we take this live look outside from the embarcadero camera this morning dave see what the forecast is going to get a little bit cooler i know it in the look spooky from that but that's also kind of an optical illusion, the brightness from the sky and then the dark for ground it's just it's it's fully with outside that time he has you know, so it's pretty good today. >>and those temperatures warming up in the inland valleys, a little bit today but cooling off tomorrow, there's the shot from u c berkeley, looking pretty good in the east bay shoreline as well as they were getting some sun out now from that as well golden gate bridge that you should the last stop on our journey to lift the fog out it's at least above the towers as you can see so we don't have the problem of the surface. so much speaking of which were the models have to say well it should clear out on the north bay pretty quickly point re little trouble there may be about 11 o'clock or so they'll be taken

care of however, the peninsula coast. kieran half moon bay looks like a problem area today might be moref a overcast situation. temperatures right now lower 60's upper 50's we're seeing 60 already antioch 62 mtanwhile conquered up to the north bay the 50's 59 for san jose. there the winds basically on sho. although the effects of cooling are not going to be felt too much inland again today tomorrow will be more so whittington with some morning cloud cover though to deal with them. nice blue background coming in from some know about these deep blue skies temperatures in the 80's generally speaking by the mid afternoon with some scattered about clouds for all of that for the giants game today to again time at 7 oh 5 temperatures lower 60's, mostly sunny little that show that one of the west at 10 to 15 will go with about 66 san francisco, 73 for oakland in 82, san jose got your 4 zone forecast an extended coming up at that party. ok thank you, let's get back to our breaking news this morning that 7.1

magnitude earthquake that hit southern california friday night. just one day after a 6.4 magnitude hit the same area. this morning people are out surveying the damage to their homes and businesses. cnn's paul vercammen found one store in ridgecrest that was still open last night and gives little give us a look at the damage. i'm here inside this could be his liquor store here in ridgecrest get a sense for what happened sides of the >>off the shelves. broken here. the owner anton says in the 2 days that they've story he believes that they had more than a $100,000 worth damage as you can clearly see strong not that they are shell down and he said. it's going to be a long time cleaning up. we've seen a steady stream of people coming in here to grab whatever it is they need

couldn't buy on things such as waters the 42 ridgecrest of overcast. >>well hundreds of calls poured into the 911 facility there during the earthquake, the chief of police of ridgecrest says a cream created quite a backlog. >>if we can get to you right away you have to be able to take care of yourself for a period of time. i know we all preach that we need to be prepared and i know it's difficult to it we always say we will but now's the time so. prepare yourself. especially for the next. i would say week 2 weeks. this isn't going to stop in the near future. >>well there are 2 weeks of course can happen anywhere without warning if you've never been through an earthquake before and here are some quick tips for you from the experts they say drop cover and hold on and if you're in a vehicle pull over and stop if you're in bed,

they advise you to stay there. and if you're out doors, they say stay there as well and take cover. other news this morning in the east bay, there's a murder investigation and pacheco after witnesses say a 29 year-old man collapsed in front of a bowling alley kron four's gayle, ong has the details. >>this is where the victim was deputies tell us the victim of a 29 year-old man from the >>i'm very shocking. i mean you don't really hear about this kind of thing on this neighborhood at all. we know we have the casino here. but it's usually a good crowd. >>we air is usually pretty peterlee hear about things like that happening. >>terry shocking to hear that i'm surprised normally this is a very safe. very safe environment deputies continue to search for clues in the death of a man and to friday afternoon at one point the area to take a boulevard between sector avenue and

second avenue was closed. >>as investigators comb through the scene for evidence. >>an employee at this bowling alley who did not want to be on camera tells us the victim collapsed in front of the building just after noon. the employee says he saw a man on surveillance video coming up to the entrance of the building and collapsing in front of the bar door when officers arrived they perform cpr the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. >>investigators say this incident does not appear to be random and that the victim and suspect knew each other no word on any arrests in gayle ong kron 4 news. >>now to the north bay were vacaville police arrested 3 women in connection with robberies of at least 2 outlet malls. 2 workers at the vacaville premium shopping center reported on monday that the woman left the store without paying for merchandis police arrested them and they found hundreds of dollars worth of clothing and merchandise in their car. officers also learned that the same women according to the police stole almost $3,000

worth of sunglasses just a few hours earlier at an outlet mall in napa 2 of the suspects lockett and chiara raul are from san leandro shanae levy is from san francisco. for the 4th of july holiday weekend. the chp is extending its maximum enforcement period until sunday at midnight that means that every available chp officer will be working through the weekend. officers will be on high alert for drivers who are speeding distracted or impaired by alcohol or drugs. the chp says as of this morning officers have made close to 600 dui arrest during the maximum for some period and 12 people have died on california roads. >>if it's your family member you know, or it's person you know personally and. they die in a crash because someone was dui or impaired as horrible and we just want people to be aware that we're out here so try to make better choices. >>during last year's independence day holiday the chp made 389 dui arrests.

coming up after the break, we'll have the latest from police on a rest from that massive sideshow in the east bay on the 4th of july. >>and we'll take a live look outs want to continue our

coverage of breaking news officials in southern california holding a news conference right now to update everyone on the extent of the damage following that 7.1

magnitude earthquake last night. >>let's go ahead listen in. >>to help all of kern county. and so that's what we're doing here at the o c and that one of them follow-up about ridgecrest ok questions major damage or any major injuries. inspecting buildings right now obviously overnight. that's everybody once information quickly and as well as i you know i want information quickly when we get out ere but you know when you think about it is dark outside. we're going to call the call the call and a bit hard to gather that intel in darkness, you know if you have a fire. you can see that perimeter. you can map that perimeter, you can a day or night. and so it's a lot easier. but they're out you know house to house inspections of building inspections. you know we do feel like there is damage but we don't know the extent of it

yet. nobody was trapped. no major collapses that we know of but we're out there searching and so ridgecrest will really focus on that. we have people in place. obviously concerned about. all of her got is old. so that's what we're focusing on. >>major focus of patients with the >>ok so the dam. the army corps. their initial inspection they're out there right now. we feel that the dam is safe they're doing more detail. a search of the dam right now highway one 78 is open, however it's it's best that you know we've been listening live to a news conference going on down in southern california about the latest information on the earthquake that hit last night some 0.1.

>>earthquake hitting know the area near ridgecrest what we were able to gather is right people are out officials are out inspecting buildings in the ridge crest area. they're actually literally going house to house to find out about any damage that might be a might that might have occurred because of the quake but right now as of now they say that no buildings have have collapsed and that no one is trapped as far as they know inside a home or a building so that some sliver of good news. we'll continue to monitor that press conference and bring you a more information as we get it. now back to the bay area and these bad huge sideshow took place late on the 4th of july in oakland police say at least 200 cars were involved. kron four's felipe de gaulle says some of the cars were towed and some people were cited. >>shooting off gathered at 42th avenue near interstate 80 in oakland, the witness says upwards of a 1000 spectators watched the legal side show.

it was winding down you know you have all the smoke in the air you can see where you're going can see 're waing. >>you don't know there's cars doing donuts right by you at one point it appears one person. it's out there and there's no reason to even participate be a witness heavy cameras out anything because there's a number of fatalities that have occurred a number of serious injuries that have happened and i'm not talking cuts and scrapes, i'm talking broken bones is just on this. >>it's not called for the oakland police department is leading the investigation into the side show witness says it took about 25 minutes law enforcement to show love the chp block freeway on-ramps to minimize traffic in the area until it was clear even if you're a spectator, it's still illegal. >>and that's an arrest double fence to see he told one car away. >>the oakland police department several and issued dozens of citations for vehicle code. kron 4 news.

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that's right a look at the sun coming in so i were taken care of the fog nicely it looks like that we some afternoon scattered clouds and all that but not bad at all doesn't look like for saturday live shot coming in from look observed the conservatory e,cuse me for bethel island they still look at the stars out there that's ok but they're still allowed. but you can see the nice blue skies in place as well so some scattered clouds going on this afternoon. overnight will be the development from this package up here that will be tomorrow morning. again that will wade into the afternoon into a kind of a mostly sunny note. however, a little cooler looks like across the region. now here's how hot it could be almost about a 100 going on in central valley today. baker still 9798 for fresno meanwhile central coast. we're into the middle 60's, 68 santa barbara, 71 meanwhile for l a x 72, san diego, probably something k shares enjoying all of that right now 72, meanwhile for big bear and this is what we got projected in the 4 zone forecast 66 san francisco matching that daly

city pacific about 63, but we're still a little challenge with fog in places like half moon bay about 63, it looks like more 60's to the northern end of the peninsula burlingame checking in 72. and as an 81 hidden in here palo alto 77 mountain view with redwood city about 79. the 80's a lot more common in the south bay. santa clara, 81 san jose 82. morgan hill up to 87 with cupertino about 81 back to the 70's as we take a look at the east bay shoreline in the southern end 83 for pleasanton 81 meanwhile for seminole 86 for walnut creek. there are 70's lorely along the bayshore 76 going on san leandro castro valley 76. the lei told a chilly 69 with the nation at 9 at 81 rather look at that fact 91 ok still some hot spots. 81 meanwhile for napa with 88 santa rosa 80's down to southern marin well tomorrow you're going probably notice a big difference, but those temperatures as we really for the inland valley, shave off a good half a dozen

degrees or so and we stay kind of the como to start off the work week it looks like warming up a touch as we get into the end of the week marty sounds good day. thank you well we have new details on that officer-involved shooting in sonoma county authorities say the suspect was high on drugs when he began attacking people. >>this happened just after 8 o'clock thursday night in bodega bay, the sonoma county sheriff's office says 32 year-old but high coffee of a san francisco was renting a vacation home with friends for the 4th of july holiday. when he took several doses of lsd police say that kofi punched a woman stabbed a man with a pencil choked another man and then attacked a security guard. we're told he then stole a security guard's truck and hit a woman with that truck causing some significant injuries. when deputies arrived authorities say kofi tried to run them over with that truck and that's when they opened fire hitting him several times. he was rushed to the hospital and he's now facing several charges including attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon.

we understand the victims of the incident are all expected to survive. the homeless population is growing in san francisco. a new report released on friday by the city's department of homeless is and supportive housing found the count is 17% higher than 2 years ago due partly to more people who are living in their vehicles. the one night count of homeless in a january found more than 8,000 people living on the streets and the 1200 ofhem were on the waiting list for shelter beds that week. the report also identified nearly 600 passenger our visa bans and other vehicles that appeared to be inhabited. this week president trump talked about the homeless in san francisco saying that he might need to intercede to clean up noting that world leaders quote can't be looking at that the president called the situation disgraceful and implied that it was making police officers, sick. state lawmakers in sacramento postponed a hearing

on a controversial bill on wildfire liability that's already facing a tight deadline. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala talk to wildlife of victims, a wildfire victims rather who drove hours to testify. >>locked hearing room really concerned about these issues that's what santa rosa resident will abrams drove hours to find friday. it really needs to be a collaborative approach he and his family fled the tubbs fire in 2017 he had his testimony ready to go against a be 1054. the bill is the governor's proposal to create a fund that would help utility companies pay for future wildfire costs winner equipment is to blame one of the things that i'm particularly concerned about is. >>these funds are going to be able to flow to utilities without really having strict to wildfire mitigation standard i want the investors in those utilities to be able to have to come to the table with those funds and further to the ownership. within the utilities to pay for these

claims and uh you know that's what's really important in moving this forward and you know this doesn't get us there with the meeting postponed lawmakers will have 5 days to get the measure passed before going on summer break the governor has said he hopes to get it passed by july 12th with the concern that doing nothing will hurt rate payers go all of us feel urgency, i'm concerned that this is being done with haste. >>and there's a fine line between urgency in haste. >>that hearing is now scheduled for monday, but time has not yet been set abrams says he'll be back reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>sfo sense of new rules for rideshare pickups for domestic travelers and now the airport is open up a new parking lot at a friday morning hoping to ease traffic there the mayors of millbrae and burlingame wrote letters saying that the bottleneck of traffic at the airport is actually spilling over into their communities. sunday's they say have been especially a nightmare with up to one hour wait times

reported of course it's much too early to know whether this new parking lot is going to help out but there are 244 new parking spots avairable and we'll have more information on where the lot is and all you need to know on kron 4 dot com. >>speaking of sfo, let's go ahead and sneak a peek outs

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spiderman is the newest one want to talk about far from home expected to rule the box office this weekend. >>fact it's already been out for a few days getting a head start on the holiday tickets tales and david daniel has a preview. >>says mister bit. some like you are my world new world big is from are just not out. >>spiderman far from home is already a hit the latest web slinger adventure opened on tuesday and grossed an estimated $66 million its first 2 days in theaters. that has analysts predicting ticket sales for its first 6 days tuesday through sunday could reach anywhere from 125 to million. >>the folk or movie midsummer follows a group of friends to a swedish village for a solstice festival shrouded in mystery it opened on wednesday box office watchers expect a 5 day domestic total for the fright flick of 8 to million

in hollywood, i'm david daniel. and a southern california family had a pair of party crashers on friday morning take a look at the bear and its cub was spotted wandering around. >>in the backyard, the cub even stuck up on the water just to check it out this happened in casts take which is in the los angeles county. the owner of the house said saw the 2 of them before 11 o'clock friday morning and after they hung out for a little bit around the houge and they rummaged through the trash they decided to move on in search of others ventures. archie harrison mountbatten-windsor is the newborn son of a prince harry and duchess meghan of sussex he will be christened in a small private ceremony at windsor castle this weekend. he was born back on may 6th harry and meghan plan to share some photos after the ceremony all royal christenings are typically private about their usually preceded by a brief photo op as the parents baby and their guests arrive, especially if the queen is present dave we're getting

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thousands in the state without power and water and many sleeping outside because they're too afraid going. >>good morning, everybody i'm marty we have earthquake coverage for the usgs says likely become a billion-dollar disaster as we take a look at a map of where the earthquakes and aftershocks have hit over the last 48 hours. governor newsom has declared a state of emergency and is asking for federal aid as well want to go now to camila bernal who has the latest from ridgecrest. >>still many people here in ridgecrest a very worried having to sleep either in their cars or just simply saying outside are going to a shelter and for many others getting even like this house that you see behind me a completely destroyed by a fire we're being told that a total of about 4 fires in 14 hours that is very unusual for people in this area. talk to one of the families who was out here yesterday after the ground just shook underneath them and they told me the only thing they can do is grab on

to their baby and hope and pray that it would appeal for. >>a 7.1 magnitude earthquake shook southern california friday night. experts say this was part of the same ongoing sequence and now they believe the 6.4 magnitude quake on the 4th of july was a foreshock both quake centered near ridgecrest california that were felt as far as los angeles, las vegas and even northern mexico. seismologists say friday's quake sent out 11 times as much energy as the one on thursday very strong shaking to you know you're going to be. >>having difficulty standing up thousands of people across 3 counties lost power will authorities mobilized to check for gas leaks and secure structures. the shaken community already on edge, many of them. >>have. >>experience something that is very dramatic. so what are known to most of them and many of them are says sleeping outside tonight. >>over a 100 residents spent

the night at this temporary shelter in ridgecrest in after the aftershock that i was like you know what no what we're get now so that in my whole terror was building rocking, i thought it was going to tip over it scared me and as residents assess the damage in daylight authorities warning strong aftershocks will continue for the probability of another 5. >>in the next week is extremely high. probably quite a few more magnitude 5 to come. >>and that is the biggest worry that authorities are saying that they're still a 5 to 10% chance of an even greater quake. but authorities also saying that they're ready that they have read us search and rescue teams in the area in case anything does get worse, we seen them sort of come together and respond to this very quickly. >>all right that's camila bernal with the latest from ridgecrest a good morning, everybody i'm marty gonzales states bar here with the forecast and it's looking pretty good is a marty we've got cooler temperatures coming our way too very nice treat

here for the beginnings of middle portion of july warm up here but nothing too crazy here in terms of the 100 degree mark set can be found in the central valley, but uh not around the bay area will be spared that mount diablo checks and it's been sunny all this morning. however, fog is remaining a problem, although we're seeing a clear elsewhere but around the golden gate this is your last stop along the journey to really mix out of leases lifted above the towers though speaking of which noting that fog and future cast for looks like a nice clearing job along the coast in the north bay. however, a problem area down the peninsula, half moon bay. maybe more of a overcast or at least a a kind of a hazy sunshine at best afternoon going on here for you today, temperatures across the bay in the 60's for the most part we're up to almost 70 antioch at 69 66 concord 64 meanwhile for livermore 61 san jose. still cooler 55 for san francisco, lots of green on the board and that will remain parts of the peninsula and along the east bay shoreline

for today, in comparison sake. and this is the lowdown for today, some scattered clouds to make note in the afternoon temperatures still in the 80's, although some areas might reach up and around 90 temporarily today. we look for 66 san francisco, oakland 73 in 82 for san jose coming up in a bit we'll take a look at the complete weekend forecast what you expected to next week marty ok dave seen a few minutes, thanks a lot. let's get back to more earthquake coverage this morning seismologists are warning that both major recent quakes near ridgecrest are part of what they call a very energetic system and they say that more tremors are likely many of us now and arena in the bay area with the southern california quakes might mean for us here kron four's christina has that part of the story. >>i'm reporting here you see berkeley where we had an expert weigh in on the most recent earthquake. this is the second quake in just 2 days now there are thousands in the state without power and water and many sleeping outside because they're too afraid to

go inside the 7.1 magnitude quake was 11 times stronger than the earlier 6.4 magnitude just yesterday. even stronger than 89 loma prieta quake in san francisco. kron four's spoke with a seismologist from u c berkeley who says this was an active earthquake sequence but not abnormal and it's unlikely to trigger anything up here. >>it is called the most are 103 it's just a matter of a few another big her, however it did they think of a fire so that didn't like me that that is they're like no political ticker like. >>talking with residents here in the berkeley area, one man tells me curing about the southern california quakes reminds him of the terror of the loma prieta disaster. >>my neighbor actually lost his leg was on the bridge. hearts go out to just turn on the met have been affected. >>now please note that no one can predict an earthquake. so when it cos to emergency preparedness keep that in mind for you and your family to

just be ready. he's again no one can predict it, reporting here you see berke4ey christina teatro kron 4 news. >>california senator dianne feinstein released a statement following the second major quake that reads in part quote the potential for danger can't be underestimated and residents of southern california must be prepared in case there are further more dangerous quakes. my office is in close contact with fema to determine whether there are any injuries and the extent of damage as well as what role the federal government can play in responding. my staff is ready to mobilize to ensure that support quickly reaches those californians who need it. our coverage of this latest earthquake in southern california continues on kron 4 dot com where you'll find the very latest on the aftermath, including video of crews are battling the fire also take a look at the damage is well you can find it all at kron 4 dot com. this morning that will tell you about the rush to get emergency kits following the recent earthquakes in southern

california. plus a murder investigation is underway a afr n collapsed and died in front of an east bay business. >>and we're hearing from police after

>>back on july the 4th she was recording a video when it happened. karen why has the story.

>>amy millie knight is 8. >>in popular among 8 year olds slime she was recording when she felt a rumble. >>this is the stream slurring that i was playing with towing the boat. tale. her 5 year-old cousin lane. what really did next keane point. it started shaking i was modeling on the tail. you like freaked me out i'm a leak. wayne fair. it was more like an instant reaction for her just to grab him she already had them underneath the bar. >>a little girl with big girl in stakes. she learns a school all the drills at. >>a home she knows exactly where to go during the

emergencies per mother press. >>and she thought on her feet in protected her family. >>well the nba summer league in las vegas came to a halt as the earthquake hit take a look at the scene at the thomas and mack center in las vegas is during an expelling kunz game. you see the players stop the nl the announcers talked about it, they felt the building and ground shaking this quake also caused the speakers in huge scoreboard to sway just a bit. the official stop the game immediately. and fans filed out of the arena, it's a team source and bass in the locker room and then a short time later the league cancels the game. and take a look at dodger stadium last night during the dodgers padres game that's the camera shaking a as the quake hit. and the foul ball was also swaying back and forth but despite the game continued play ball, dave ok

marty here's a live shot coming in from lick observatory fund sunny all this morning. it's good shot there. they area temperatures start to warm up now we've got the 60's on the board almost all locations going to be a pleasant saturday cooled off a pleasant saturday cooled off a oh thaphenomenal!, that's unfair. that's so unfair. c'mon jay-bo. let's go. let's go. woahh! try my $4.99 bbq bacon double cheeseburger combo. only at jack in the box.

♪ try my $4.99 barbeque bacon double cheeseburger combo. we're back on kron 4 news weekend taking a look at steamboat geyser at yellowstone national park it's on track to hit a record number of the russians that spouted us far 25 times this

year and at that rate it will surpass last year's record of 32 eruptions. steamboat is the tallest active geyser in the world of glass water more than 300 feet into the air. some scientists believe that the increased activity is related to earthquakes. but officials at the national park service say that there's no clear correlation and that's not all faithful by the way you know it's not just a point as it like a brother something her cousin distant cousins distant cousin, ok. that's the flashy want to guess we we have temperatures cooling off a little bit tomorrow but not bad for your saturday today we're sharing with some clouds kind of coming and going with all this bay bridge shot. we can see what's left of the fog really starting to lift off now to some hazy sunshine left in its wake. that's a pretty good start to the day swing of things around mount diablo off to the distance it's been pretty clear in land all this morning. those in one high temperatures picking up the summer's a contra costa county may reach up to about 90 this afternoon but most will be pretty contained in the 80's and again cooling off a little bit for your sunday driving

some of that well this afternoon we have some scattered clouds kind of in the forecast. then overnight tomorrow morning is a little package to make note of as well that will be a company with the fog that we're talking about so this will work in tandem the kind of shave off some of those highs future cast for kind of outlines at today. it's not real impressed of the afternoon cloud cover it's kind of whatever then overnight you can see kind of the deck to deal with that again will gradually clear out for the afternoon scattered clouds in the afternoon today, mild pool depending on where you are lower 70's cover parts of the bay near about 80 or 90 sees me inland. and tomorrow we bring that down to the 80's. mild in line with cool temps actually going on at the bay we might have some upper 60's even the next week, it's a cool start but warming up as the week progresses, but the middle of the week that's when start littering up here gathering up on us and then we'll have some inland highs of about 90 come friday already for central valley, we're looking at upper 90's now antioch about 90 today, 88

for concord 85 for livermore 73 for oakland in 66 there for san francisco, some north bay locations quite warm as well today. what do about 66 for the high san francisco 73 for oakland and san jose at 82. speaking of which will have that in the 4 zone forecast check out some of those locations for you marty thank you. the thousands of people in southern california are without water and power following that second major earthquake to hit near ridgecrest over the past couple of days. the city's mayor says many residents are choosing to sleep outside for safety. >>i know that it is a difficult situation, but they're fearful to be in their homes. and we are offering any services with is noted earlier we have a basis for people to shelter here that many are choosing to justice the with their neighbors. both i in their sidewalks in their driveways and some of them are in the streets. >>take a look at this video is

of a restaurant dung the moment that the earthquake hit. jeffrey, if mcgregor says he was having dinner at the morongo casino the coachella valley when the street when the quake struck there you can see the lights of swaying back and forth fortunately, no one was hurt. the restaurant closed for the night following the earthquake. a tv station in los angeles was on the air when the quake struck last night the 2 took cover during some very scary moments take a shaking i think we need to get under the desk all right we're going to we'll be right wow. >>well you can see the camera's shaking as well as the backdrop also shaking a and as you saw they went to a commercial break just after the quake hit. and some scary moments for a hurricane katrina survivor who moved to california following that

devastation. she talks about her first experience in an earthquake. i have a pair his beers on from new orleans, some for louisiana. >>and as spears to hurricane katrina so this is my first experience with the earthquake in california. in the way is telling a house up in. so the all the pitchers in a while as an air thing turned over on us. we live on the top floor, an apartment complex so we was out trying to come up the home and were second down the stairs. >>i went out. she is. and we just thank god that we have a really center here ridgecrest california. this able to allow him to take care of us to watch helpless. >>and no big surprise here but southern california residents are loading up on emergency kits following the earthquakes. amy johnson takes a look at the items that are most popular. >>christina martinez left as the west survival products with an armful of emergency

survival kits i guess larry quake that shook me up a little bit so i just want to be ready for my kids and think it's just in case. she wasn't alone. the van i store had a steady stream of people picking up supplies after the 94. i remember the struggle for you just getting water. so you know i know or do but we do what we can. >>business tends to pick up after disasters, jeff edelstein is the owner of s o s survival and says everyone living sn california should have these basics. >>the most important things to me are water and food. first aid supplies, lighting. those are some that and then sanitation supplies as well they put kids together to make it easy. but say anyone can but their own kit together with a minimum of 3 days worth of supplies. but he says you should prepare for 7 days and have multiple kids under the bed. in the hallway closet by the front door is a good place in each car. maybe on the side of the house and sometimes in the garage because you don't know where the damage is going to be he says you need shoes and gloves under your bed in

that emergency kit take an old backpack they can put these items and if you are glasses have an extra pair of glasses, a flashlight or light sticks. whistle so if you're stuck and in your room blowing the whistle is more piercing than yelling and screaming and a crowbar if the door jamb a shift as shifted you might have to pry open the door break window. advise well coming up on kron 4 news weekend president trump vented to reporters on the white house lawn about a range of topics. >>including that he doesn't think there's anything wrong with conditions of the southern border, we'll hear what the president had to say when we come back. but first we'll take a live look outside some motorists who were backing up at the pay lanes of the cash lanes errands approach the richmond sandra fell brid

>>welcome at kron 4 news making national news this morning before he headed to his golf club for the weekend president trump vented to reporters in the white house lawn talking about a number of issues, including joe biden the citizenship question on the 2020 census, and conditions at border detention centers. abby philips has the details. >>interim signaling he may use an executive order to force a citizenship question on to the 2020 census, there for 5 ways we can do it. >>one of the ways that thinking about doing a heavy loss to the supreme court and as the forms are being printed

without the question trump seems undaunted so we can start thinking now. >>arguing history is on his side if you look at but those claims are false. the question has not been asked since 1950 and just to drawn based on the total number of people not citizens in a particular area sources tell cnn that trump is frustrated with commerce secretary wilbur ross for caving and announcing publicly that the administration was abandoning the effort the development to the past of ross's job is safe. trump said. and with the positive jobs report out today, trump again using the strong economy to attack another official he appointed. the federal reserve chairman. meantime as democratic lawmakers and watchdog groups described deplorable dirty and overcrowded conditions at

border detention facilities. trump says he doesn't see a the president seemingly more concerned with his 2020 rival former vice president joe biden. >>well that was abby philips reporting now on friday justice department officials told the judge they were looking into ways to get the citizenship question on the census form, but they added that no decision has been made on how to best proceed. an explosion rocked the campus of the university of nevada reno late last night university police telling people to avoid the area due to a utilities accident. the damage looks severe with debris 1cattered around the building. officials say 3 people were hurt in an explosion inside a dorm. investigators still trying to figure out what exactly caused the blast, people living

nearby described the explosion is feeling like a big car accident saying that it actually shook apartments. let's take you outside for a live look at conditions at the golden gate bridge where we have of fog lifting right there dave has forecast whe

>>breeze along the waterfront in san francisco. hope you

enjoy your long holiday weekend and a with the forecast and it's a beautiful one too because little cooler tomorrow for the warmth in the inland valleys, a tomorrow, it's gonna start to cool off a little bit that's how we're going to start off week or to warm up again towards the end, but hey this is july so this is pretty good stuff. a live shot coming in from again mount diablo to get things kicked off lots of sunshine as has been the case since this morning. there's the golden gate bridge and still the leftover fog cutter remains is an overcast appearance from that the future cast for what does it have to say things clear out a little bit up in the north bay, the peninsula and hangs around so we might have some of the overcast sky appearance there. throughout much of the day today. everybody else that takes care of the fog 60's now just about everywhere except half moon bay and san francisco still lingering in the 50's warming up again in the inland valleys today will again see numbers pop near about 90 in some locations little bit on shore when remains were going to see some scattered clouds into the afternoon. that's how the break par today part breaks down nice deep blue skies, a shot from seville there are

the temperatures average will be probably into the 80's again in the inland areas. the forecast for the giants today, 75 game time temps in the lower 60's, upper 50's not a movement there, but you troll west wind at 10 to 15 in there little bit of a chill going on highs today at 66 san francisco, 82 san jose and 73 for oakland, coming up in a bit we'll check in on the 4 zone forecast for you and the extended marty ok, thanks a lot. we'll get back to breaking news this morning that 7.1 magnitude earthquake that hit southern california last night. just one day after a 6.4 magnitude quake hit the same area. this morning people in ridgecrest are out surveying the damage to their homes and businesses. but cnn's paul vercammen found one store in ridgecrest that was still open and give us a look at the damage. >>i'm here inside this could be his liquor store here in ridgecrest get a sense for what happened inside some of the off the shelves broken

here. the owner anton says in the 2 days that they've believes that they've had more than a $100,000 to clearly see strong knocking things off shell down and he said. it's going to be a long time cleaning up. we've seen a steady stream of people coming in here to grab whatever it is they need vital things such as waters the 42 ridgecrest of all work out. >>and hundreds of calls poured into the 911 facility during the earthquake. the chief of police in ridgecrest says it created quite a backlog. >>we can get to you right away you have to be able to take care of yourself for a period of time. i know we all preach that we need to be prepared and i know it's difficult that we always say we will but now's the time so. prepare

yourself. especially for the next. i would say week 2 weeks. this isn't going to stop in the near future. >>and of course earthquake can happen anywhere without warning if you've never been through an earthquake before we have some quick tips for you from the experts first of all dropped cover and hold on and if you're in a vehicle pull over and etop. experts say if you're in bed, stay there. same if you're out doors, stay outside and take cover. other news this morning in the east bay there's a murder investigation and pacheco after witnesses say a 29 year-old man collapsed in front of a bowling alley kron four's gayle ong has more. >>this is where the victim was deputies tell us the victim of a 29 year-old man from the >>i'm very shocking. i mean you don't really hear about this kind of thing on this neighborhood at all. know we have the casino here. but it's

usually a good crowd. >>we air is usually pretty hear about things like that happening. >>to a shocking to hear that i'm surprised normally this is a very safe. very safe environment deputies continue to search for clues in the death of a man and to friday afternoon at one point the area to take a boulevard between center avenue and second avenue was closed. >>as investigators comb through the scene for evidence. >>an employee at this bowling alley who did not want to be on camera tells us the victim collapsed in front of the building just after noon. the employee says he saw a man on surveillance video coming up to the entrance of the building and collapsing in front of the bar door when officers arrived they perform cpr the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. >>investigators say this incident does not appear to be random and that the victim and suspect knew each other no word on any arrests in to gayle ong kron 4 news.

>>and breaking news that we're following multiple people sent to the hospital following a good gas explosion at a shopping mall in florida. it happened this morning in the community of plantation florida, not too far from fort lauderdale. you can see all the damage there in the front door shattered windows debris scattered throughout the parking lot in the area there now we continue to follow this story will have more information for you soon as we get it in the kron 4 news room. back in the bay area in the north a vacaville police arrested 3 women in connection with robberies at least 2 outlet malls. 2 workers at vacaville premium outlets shopping center reported monday that the women left the store without pain for merchandise. police arrested them and found hundreds of dollars worth of clothing and merchandise in their cars. officers say that they also learn the same according to police toll almost $3,000 worth of sunglasses a few hours earlier at an outlet mall in napa 2 of the suspects

lockett and chiara raul are from san leandro shanae leave is from san francisco. for the 4th of july holiday weekend. the chp is extending its maximum enforcement period until sunday at midnight that means that every available chp officer will be working through the weekend. officers will be on high alert for drivers who are speeding distracted or impaired by alcohol or drugs chp says as of this morning officers have made close to 600 dui arrest during the maximum for some period and 12 people have died on california roads. if it's your family member you know, or it's person you know personally. >>and. they die in a crash because someone was dui or impaired horrible and we just want people to be aware that we're out here so try to make better choices. >>during last year's independence day holiday the chp made 389 dui arrests. in the east bay, a huge sideshow

took place on the 4th of july in oakland police say there were at least 200 cars involved kron four's felipe gaulle says some of the cars were towed and people were cited. >>shooting off gathered at 42th avenue near interstate 80 in oakland, the witness says upwards of a 1000 spectators watched the legal side show. was winding down you know you have all the smoke in the air you can see where you're going can see we're walking. >>you don't know there's cars doing donuts right by you at one point it appears one person. it's out there and there's no reason to even participate be a witness heavy cameras out anything because there's a number of fatalities that have occurred a number of serious injuries that have happened and i'm not talking cuts and scrapes, i'm talking broken bones is just on this. >>it's not called for the oakland police department is leading the investigation into the side show witness says it

took about 25 minutes law enforcement to show love the chp block freeway on-ramps to minimize traffic in the area until it was clear even if you're a spectator, it's still illegal. >>and that's an arrest double fence to see he told one car away. >>the oakland police department several and issued dozens of citations for vehicle code. kron 4 news. >>and we have new details on an officer involved shooting in sonoma county authorities say the suspect was high on drugs when he began attacking people. it happened just after 8 o'clock thursday night and the degas bay, thus the name of sonoma county sheriff's office says that 32 year-old but high coffee of san francisco was renting a vacation home with friends for the 4th of july holiday and that he took several doses of lsd authorities say the coffee punched a woman stabbed a man with a pencil choked another man and then attach a security guard. we are told by police

said he then souls us told the security guards struck and hit a woman with that truck and that caused significant injuries. when deputies arrived authorities say kofi trying to run them over and that's when they opened fire hitting him several times kofi was taken to the hospital and is facing several charges including attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon. we understand the victims in the incident are all expected to survive. the homeless population is growing in san francisco. there's a new report released friday by the city's department of homelessness in support of housing that found the count is 17% higher compared to 2 years ago due partly they say because of more people are living in their vehicles. one night count of homeless in january found more than 8,000 people on the streets. nearly 1200 were on the waiting list for shelter beds that week. the report also identified nearly 600 passenger. harvey's vans and other vehicles that appeared to be inhabited. state lawmakers postponed a

hearing on a controversial bill on wildfire liability that's already facing a tight deadline. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala talk to a wildfire victim who drove for hours to testify. >>locked hearing room really concerned about these issues that's what santa rosa resident will abrams drove hours to find friday. it really needs to be a collaborative approach he and his family fled the tubbs fire in 2017 he had his testimony ready to go against a be 1054. the bill is the governor's proposal to create a fund that would help utility companies pay for future wildfire costs winner equipment is to blame one of the things that i'm particularly concerned about is. >>these funds are going to be able to flow to utilities without really having. strict to wildfire mitigation standard i want the investors in those utilities to be able to have to come to the table with those funds and further to the ownership. within the utilities to pay for these

claims and uh you know that's what's really important in moving this forward and you know this doesn't get us there with the meeting postponed lawmakers will have 5 days to get the measure passed before going on summer break the governor has said he hopes to get it passed by july 12th with the concern that doing nothing will hurt rate payers go all of us feel urgency, i'm concerned that this is being done with haste. >>there's a fine line between urgency in haste. >>th%t hearing is now scheduled for monday, but time has not yet been set abrams says he'll be back reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>and let's go and take you outside live for a look at conditions at sfo this morning, no delays reported there and dave has the forecas

>>welcome back to kron 4 morning news, good morning, everybody live shot coming in from the bay bridge or says some of the traffic backing up a little bit we see the fog lifting like the sound of that like the side of that too about the outlaw for the distance these are one of the pockets will start to see some warming later on today and the contra costa county, some of the valleys there. one of the features is that package of cloud cover tore looks like that will be a player this afternoon and then the larger collection and overnight tomorrow morning. that should clear up by the afternoon, however temperatures will be a little cooler looks like for tomorrow central valley today near about 100 fresno and bakersfield upper 90's territory. central coast in the 60's looks pretty nice there. 71 for l a x 72, big

there in san diego to match, let's get back home here to see what's going on the 4 zone forecast san francisco, it's 66 to match in daly city pacifica 63, half moon bay 64 a problem area for through much of the day today. keep in the 60's in place in the northern end of the peninsula, 72 for burlingame to the south 81 palo alto but verybody else pretty much in the upper 70's. mountain view, 7779 for redwood city, he's hiding out in the south bay harry one cupertino morgan hill up to 8782 meanwhile for san jose. and the 70's return along the east bay shoreline with hayward at 7683 pleasanton with livermore to 85. more 70's off to the bay shore around 73 for oakland 76 san leandro dando 86 with walnut creek 85 for sonoma warming up there up in wine country, 81 foreign napa but les host, 69 the chilly spot. the nation. meanwhile, 81 rosa. a lot of

80's heading down south it looks like even ra fell 88, 74 mill valley but will see a cooldown happening tomorrow as things start to change here. it is in the seven-day forecast. a good 7 degree drop there. and we continue to cool down to about tuesday. but were cover very quickly to the end of next week into the lower 90's but for mid july, not too bad, not at all thank you david. >>for your health this morning churning out the picture perfect grill marks on your steak or burgers is not only a sign of being an expert grill master but also a sign of something else you need to know about our health expert, karen dolan joins me this morning to tell us more about the art of cancer safe barbecuing with but and i brought you back to ok still win win. >>muscle when muscle is exposed to high temperatures whether it's a beef or chicken or fish. it can cause us these cancer chemicals all and

they're kind of a mouthful the head. yes, they usually are. which are the cycling and means and no skin those are formed and the muscle is exposed to the high so high heat because it they the research shows that it will tend to all to the which can cause cancer too. and the other is the p ath. the aromatic hydrocarbons and those are coming from when you're the fat drips off the meat into lane and then the smoke is formed and these pha says are in the smoke. however the me too then adhere to it so you have a double a double hit yes, that lot of cancer causing pounds on your your mate, they're ok karen. so what we did yet not all is lost. so we'll have to. is co-leading the high as 8. eat meat that's less that so that

you have with less than a dripping on on your on the cold front that makes us good morning yet, but also you don't want to press them. the me tell you know some to so many people do because as you get a look at this stuff and uses that down and the others go to roast and will barbecue more vegetables fruits and vegetables to katie's terrific on the group they really are a peaches to now on the other that yes it because they don't have the muscle and the fat so they're not going to form think about yes exactly what you mean by rapid it is it's so you don't want to combine your cook, your vegetables and your meat at the same time because you'll contaminate you'll get cages on vegetables so wrap your vegetables maybe in foil or wrap the meat in foil but one of the other, but you don't want you don't want that contamination going on prepping the meat in foil kind of destroys the whole so you pal i want to wrap your vegetables and to test them. the the compounds, ok. you

also talk about marinate and the importance of marinated trying to keep your barbecue. >>a as cancer freeze possible, yes and this is the first couple recent so first. >>the killer, kind of a barrier between the heat in the meat there it is yes the marinate does. >>and also it breaks down the the muscle. therefore air going to produce less 8 c a's. >>now there is one maren ade that you think that we should stay away from him. my because it's very sugary so it will talk. >>it don't want what you don't want so yeah a lot of barbecue sauces to have a lot of sugar see again after. yeah watch that you know it's interesting if you ever read the ingredients on the back of a barbecue sauce you'll see the sugar highway out there exactly something that you really have to watch on a so you're s ggesting a maren ade that includes what. >>like all of oil and some

are. since spices because those are antioxidants so that will and they'll help to so we're talking about a more savory less sweet of marriage is really really which i get. >>you're not saying cut out there and it's completely i say want something yes that's important. you mention peaches. that's a that's a great way to grill that maybe a lot of people made it home really if you haven't tried it try it is very good they're in season and they taste on the grill which really tweet a pineapple. it contains an enzyme called bramall lane and that is a me tender rights are also it would fresh pineapple so would make a great tend to rise there for you need to break it down a little bit say don't produce as many ac ace. >>when you're cooking something pineapple for marinate as well okay, you also say pre cook. >>the food explains. pre cook it. >>cook it in the evin. the

microwave or on the stove before you take it out to the grill then you're not spending it that meat is not on the grill as light it's already partially could basically what you're doing is just finishing up yes exactly just that a final and a bit and then cut it. so make it into smaller pieces put it on come by oh i so you're not cooking as long as the less exposure on so basically what we're talking about is trying to keep the meat off the grill as yeah, actually yes, what about what about temperatures are a is there an optimum temperature that someone should look for so actually you know go for gas because you can't control the temperature and where in and charcoal gets very hot and you know you can't control it so what we suggest is open putting the a. the flame on this side of the grill and cooking the santo indirect he has yet go live. ok all right and the other thing that you mentioned there's flip it. frequently yes, the is a

national cancer institute said that they they did studies and they found i flipping it frequently you're less exposed to those 8 yeas and again what this is about is trying to lessen the the amount of meat on the grill right. karen thank you so much for this it's very timely this year. yeah, all right, happy grilling, everybody we'll be right back. movies this

morning spiderman far from home is expected to rule the box office this holiday weekend. it's already been out for a few days and that gave it a head start. >>on holiday ticket sales. david daniel now has a preview. >>says mister bit. some like you are my world you world big is from are just not out. >>spiderman far from home is already a hit the latest web slinger adventure opened on tuesday and grossed an estimated $66 million its first 2 days in theaters. that has analysts predicting ticket sales for its first 6 days tuesday through sunday could reach anywhere from 125 to million. the folk or movie midsummer follows a group of friends to a swedish village for a solstice festival shrouded in mystery. >>it opened on wednesday box office watchers expect a 5 day domestic total for the fright flick of 8 to million in hollywood, i'm david daniel. a

southern california family had a pair of party crashers on friday morning take a look at this a bear and its cub was spotted wandering around the backyard. you can see the cub even dip a little paw and they're just check out the water temperature this it happened in cast and twitches in los angeles county. the owner of the home saw the 2 i just before 11 o'clock in the morning i hanging out and an effort stay there for a little bit they release of the trash. they decided you know what time to go let's move on in search of other adventures. archie harrison mountbatten-windsor the newborn son of prince harry and prince harry and duchess of a meghan of sussex will be christened in a small private ceremony at windsor castle this weekend. he was born back on may 6th harry and megan planning to share some photos after the ceremony, royal christenings are typically private, but they are usually preceded by a brief photo op as the parents baby and their guests arrive, especially if the queen is present. all right we got a pretty decent forecast he marty we've got

a little bit of a cold i think that is the wrong graphic has only heard there's a flag on us go to track or if they can jump over that. >>71 that's really switch for thinking. yeah 90 going on still in some of those inland valleys, they'll be dropping down to the lower 80's you can see by tomorrow will cool off for the early part of the week and then bounce back to the lower 90's but morning for this getting in the mid july, we know it can get lost more so looks terrific lot of those happy with that >>that's gonna wrap things up for us we'll see again tomorrow bright and early at 07:00am don't forget. kron 4 news tonight at 8.10 and always in kron 4 dot com and kron on good day. man's world?

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