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the president is making a special trip to the silicone valley, ktvu channel 2 morning news continues. i am dave clark, we are beginning with developing news, topping our news at 6:00, it happened just 30 minutes ago, we had an earthquake, it measured 4.0 and rattled the east bay. this one rattled at 5:33 and it was centered in richmond. we are getting dozens of calls, people all over the bay area felt this one. at this point we have not heard of any damage or injuries and bart by the way has stopped its trains as a precaution and that's a standard procedure. allie rasmus is heading to the el cerrito area and she will have a live report later in

this newscast. >> all right, it is 6:01, we want to check in with steve, it is changing and it will definitely be nice over the weekend. everybody is 60s and 70s and today a cool down, fog is thick on the bridges so exercise some caution. inland still not bad. more changes coming up in about 7 minutes. here is tara. here is a live look at 680 at the sunole grade, traffic is flowing well and we want to tell you about some heavy fog, so take it slowly. here is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, you can expect the metering lights to be going on 6:02 let's head back to the desk. they head to an education rally in sacramento.

paul chambers joins us with their plans to make us heard, paul? >> reporter: just as you said, you can see there is a line and there is actually two buses and they expect them to be holding a brief rally in san jose and they will be boarding buses to the state capital. these students will be joining up with thousands of other bay area students and staff including people who began a four day walk last thursday. once they get there, they say they want their voices to be heard. they say it is so that the government will put an end to slashing the education budget while increasing tuition costs. >> the facts that it cost an upwards of $30 a unit right now makes it incredibly difficult to pay for school and that does not include books or what it

costs to get to school. >> reporter: they would like state officials offset the costs and they want the millionaires taxes to be raised. as you can see they are about to board the buses and head to sacramento and we will bring you the very latest as it develops. we will bring it to you coming up in our 6:30 hour. paul chambers ktvu channel 2 morning news. an early morning crash, this one happened at broadway and 21st street. a vanful over. she lost control as another car swerve into her lane. they are looking for witnesses

who could possibly pack up her story. dozens of kiers were slashinged early in the morning. they got the first call near el comino, and they found at least 50 cars with one punctured tire. they hit between 6:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. sunday morning. this is in palo alto. police are asking anyone if you saw anything suspicious call the police and they also say they have no new reports of re sshes overnight. they are trying to find out if two weekend shootings are connected. the first happened friday night. now the second shooting happened early yesterday morning at 7th street near at

son. -- addison. somebody opened fire hitting three young men. according to the second similar incident, somebody opened fire on three young men. >> we have not heard anything from a mayor or council member, where are they at? shim moan perfect -- simone perez is here after a pro israel lobbying group came through early this morning. perez will be visiting an ibm research center in san jose and he will be here through thursday mostly visiting silicone tech and venture capitalists who have invested very heavily in israeli start ups. >> we are less than 8 million people and the present this year to under line that --

under line that and we are here to strengthen that connection. >> governor brown and mayor ed lee will attends. the israeli president is the first to visit the bay area. president barack obama is meeting with benjamin netanyahu. that meeting comes at a very tense time between israel and the u.s. the president is expected to ask the prime minister more on dealing with the nuclear threat. and there was an after shock at 6:03 about a mile from el cerrito. it was a 4.0 and we do know

park was affected so let's check in with tara on that. >> they shut down the tracks to make sure nothing has been damaged as a precautionary measure and joining us, this is all part of standard procedure, right, jim? >> reporter: that's right, tara, we do track inspections and once we determine everything is safe again, we get back up to speed so right now we have a maximum of 10 minute delays. it is pretty routine, we practice this and fortunately no damage. >> what are you looking for when you do inspect damage cracks or anything else? >> all of the above, anything that would compromise the safety of our passengers or employees and we do have alarms in place as well that will determine where we should concentrate on that track inspection but we do move

slowly across the tracks and visually look at everything that could potentially cause a problem. >> does it have to hit a certain magnitude? >> well, we go into our first level which is the lowest level. this would be the lowest level of response. overall we are looking at 10 minute dough lace -- delays for bart? >> yes. >> thank you, that was jim allison with bart and right now we will check in with steve for a look at weather. we do have some changes here, coast and bay will be the main impact as far as cooler temperatures. still though, the fog is getting helped along by a system which will be here tomorrow. it has a lot of cold rain so

our weather will be changing. 30s to the north, 0s for everyone else and the system coming in with clip us and pick up the wind and usher in some cold air. i think there will be snow in the sierra and there could be some rain coming in and as it moves in, it will bring in some fog and highs will be in the upper 50s. fog coast and bay on some of the bridges and it is shallow and it will be cooler away from the coast but still not bad. these are above average temperatures, 60s inland and upper 50s and 60s. colder on wednesday and mostly saturday, it looks good, mostly change for late saturday into monday. here is dave. a san francisco man arrested on child abuse charges, why this investigation

is far from over. and killing americans, the reason the attorney general is arguing u.s. forces should be allow to do it.

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. well we had an earthquake, a 4.0 quake rattled the east bay, this one hit and was

centered near el cerrito. we are still getting dozens of phone calls, we know you felt it, it was felt all over the bay area and so far no word of any damage or injuries. he is expected to make a speech where he will outline why it is legal for them to kill their own citizens overseas. it comes after a drone attack killed one of the al qaeda. they are demanding legal justice i have occasion for -- justification for his death. vladimir puntin's victory and the presidential election, vladimir puntin declared victory and results show he won 6 5% of the vote. this will be his third term and

in between he served as the country's prime minister. independent observers called it was election fraud and vladimir puntin is to be sworn in, in may. president barack obama will meet with benjamin netanyahu. the nuclear threat will dominate their talks. allison? >> reporter: this comes as they consider air strikes against nuclear air strikes and that speech over the weekend to a pro israeli lobbying group, president barack obama warned they stop iran for developing nuclear weapons, but it only drives up gas prices and benefits iran. >> even their history there are no guarantees the iranian regime will make the right

choice but both israel and united states have an interest in making sure this is resolved properly. >> reporter: they will wait and see about the new sanctions that take affect or how bennett and it how -- benjamin israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will work with him. he is accused of having sexual relations with a little girl beginning when she was just five. they have evidence he sexually abused other people and they are urging victims to come forward. jury selection is scheduled to start in a wrongful death lawsuit stemming from the virginia tech killings five years ago. 32 students died before the gunman killed himself. the two families who did not

accept a settlement from the state said the schools should have notified the students, they told them two hours later and they claim their students would still be alive if the warning went out earlier. they were charged with impersonating a doctor. court hearing for carlos guzman garza is accused of performing medical procedures while running a dermatology clinic in the mission district. one woman needed surgery after undergoing liposuction and he is also accused of treating a woman's daughter for acne injections. prosecutors say gisselle he is ban -- he is ban has pled

not guilty to those charges. a trial is due to begin. officers have recently increased patrols near mills canyon park after getting complaints about teenage drug deals drinking and smoking. police are now asking anybody who spots suspicious activity to contact them right away. let's go to tara and the commute and particularly if you ride bart, they shut everything down because we had all the details. bart is inspecting the tracks to make sure there is no damage and so far no damage has been found. other delays are standard procedures after a magnitude 3.8 or greater. folks headlights are headed towards hayward. at the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see it is getting backed up and that's because

the metering lights went on nearly one minute ago so give yourself extra time if you are headed to san francisco. we are looking at our maps at the west 5th street off ramp in san francisco, a two car collision causing a little bit of a delay there. there is going to be a changeover by the coast and also by the bay and there are pockets of thinking fog. temperatures are starting to come down, leading edge of our change getting close to the oregon border, 30s to the north 40s for everybody, breeze should start to pick up, mostly sunny to mild, cooler over by the coast, very shallow, that is our system and it does not look like much, fog returns mainly coast and a little bit around the bay, mostly sunny,

still mild inland and that system will sweep by our mid- 70s will be replaced with upper 60s, lower 70s and tomorrow it looks like a lot of upper 50s. mostly sunny, just a little cooler on the temperatures, almost sitting to be a pattern, tonight everything drops off the table, thursday, friday looking good, increasing clouds sunday and monday. apple will celebrate its 1 million i-pad and am is expected to unveil the i-pad 3 during an event on wednesday. experts forecast sales this year will top 55 million. the company will challenge

i-pad's use could face bankruptcy. one of the creditors is pushing to have the company liquidated. preview owes it more than $8.5 million and preview says those problems will not affect the trademark. they got the name back in 2009. just a few minutes ago we had a strong earthquake, how it is a affecting your morning commute. well it was a long commute for many airline passengers, how combining two systems created one big problem. plus the unusual delay how the stadium dealt with a swarm of bees that threatened the players and the fans. we will show you some other areas with traffic hot spots coming up. whatcha lookin' for hon?

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. all right, the metering lights have gone on the bay bridge, they are taking precautionings and be for warned bart service is experiencing delays up to 10

minutes and that's because of the earthquake 4.0 so they are inspecting the area and looks like we should be seeing 10 men delays -- 10 minute delays. let's head back to the desk. we were talking about an earthquake we had this morning, it measured 4.0 and hit at 5:33, it was sent terribled near el cerrito and richmond. on the phone, we have david schwartz, good morning. >> good morning. >> i know you felt it, this was a pretty good quake, wasn't it in. >> well actually i didn't feel it. i live in the east bay or further on the other side. it was 4-point o and it

occurred 5.5 miles below the service and the initial location seems to place it on the hayward fault and it is on the fault right around for people in el cerrito. looking at -- sort of the hiss trion this part of the hayward falls this would be the north end of the 2-mile long stretch. they have produced a fair number which was a mag student 4.5 and a malmagnitude 3.9 in 1998 so in many ways this is not unusual but it is the hayward fault and that's a prime concern in the bay area. we will be watching it

throughout the course of the day and see if there are any a petitionnal events or if anything changes and getting more information on this particular one. >> absolutely and david, we had reports there was a 2. 0 after shock about 6:30 well, earlier, have you heard of any after shocks? >> yes, one came and that was a little -- about the same depth five miles below the service so a magnitude 4 can produce, you know, a couple of smaller after shocks so that would not be unusual and our concern is weather they will get something larger so this is just a reminder for people that we live in a place where there are a lot of active faults and a

lot of active quakes and prepareness should not be too far from their thoughts. >> thank you very much for giving us the latest, thank you and we will talk to you later. united airlines says operations are very close to normal so far but that's after several computer glitches over the weekend. that led to delayed flights and lost baggage after come baning their system -- come piping their -- combining their system into one to complete the merger. split squad against the arizona diamondbacks, that was after a very unusual delay. the game was stopped yesterday because of a swarm of bees. two sections of fans had to be evacuated, believe it or not

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. welcome back, thank you for joining us, it is monday march 5th, i am dave clark. >> and i am pam cook, time now 6:30. topping our news, we had an earthquake happened just an hour ago. it rattled the east bay at 4.0. it was centered near el cerrito and richmond and as you can

imagine we are getting dozens of calls all over the bay area people say they felt this one but right now we have no reports of any injuries and the quake has caused some minor damages. bart stopped all of it's trains as a precaution to check things out. our reporter allie rasmus is headed to the area coming up at 7:00. angie klinefeld sent us this picture and she said the quake threw her out of the bed and knocked the top of her desk off. if you have some damage or something happened to your home this morning during the quake, send us your photos. you can go to your facebook paint or e-mail us at

www.ktvu.com. >> tiffany writes to us saying it felt like it was two earthquakes. the first was quick jolt, the second shock was so hardy thought my window would break -- hard, i thought my window was going to break. >> it seemed like it was a little bigger than a 4.0. >> michelle writes, i live near the refinely, it woke us from a dead sleep. the rolling seemed to last kuhai a few seconds -- quite a few seconds. we want to hear from you, just go to our www.ktvu.com on facebook and we will share some of your comments throughout the morning. students are heading to sacramento to be at a rally protesting budget cuts. paul chambers is out there and he is talking with students who climbed the bus, paul?

they are now headed to the state capital. now these students will be joining up with other thousands of bay area staff including people who began a four day walk to the capital last thursday. once we get there how its claim they should be heard. by continuing tuition costs. this is tough for students who depend on community colleges. that is something the community college should allow them to do. it is an investment in the state and i think it is something that is being overlooked. >> reporter: now the facebook page said they would like officials to offset the costs which is currently passed on to students and they want it to be passed and put on the ballot.

it kicks off this morning and lieutenant governor is expected to be one of the speakers and we will head to them and we will also bring that to you live, ktvu channel 2 morning news. in overnight news, a high- speed chase ended with oncoming traffic. the suspects carjacked the suv 2:00 a.m. this morning. officers chased them on interstate 880 then the car headed north in the southbound lanes. suspects hopped out of the car and made a run for it but officers caught up with them and found a bag pack stolen. they will call for an audit of san jose's finances.

it centers around their pension debt and they accused council reid of inflating the number of that -- accused chuck reid of inflating the number of that debt. they are voting whether to approve referendum j-allowing them to build a stadium. they say they never told them to take out $850 million in loans and they say they should not have to vote on an issue they already approved. they hope to reopen that stadium. bryan stow has left santa clara medical center. let me tell you about the move and some of the complication cakes he is now experiencing because of it. >> our commute has been affected and we had an earthquake this morning, what do you know tara?

>> well, bart is inspecting the tracks and so far that is great news and it is a magnitude standard procedure, at the golden gate bridge, folks are tarting to slow down in san francisco or marin. the bay bridge back up is becoming more apparent as the metering lights came on this morning giving yourself an extra 15 to 20 minutes to get across. headlights northbound towards santa clara. steve it was really hot yesterday, and they always say, oh, this is earthquake weather. >> there is no such thing, earthquakes happen in all kind of weather. this weekend was just spectacular, as you know temperatures were in the mid- 70s and they are stating to

drop, and you saw some of that, you are thinking was i dreaming in yes you were. and after shock 2. 0 at 6:03? >> 4.0 el cerrito 5:33 a.m. originally it came to 4.3 and went down to 4.0. we are going to see a big change in the weather but unbelievably warm over the weekend and temperatures will drop tomorrow. a lot of 60s out the #0s and santa rosa reporting fog. 39 at san rafael, 36 napa airport. it was a bite to that air. now changes are happening there

could be very light rain and there will be snow in the sierra, it is not a big snow producer and there will be a lot of wind so tomorrow colder breezy windy upper 50s, light rain and more cold wind than anything else. not bad but a little bit around the bay, temperatures will be 50s and 60s coast and bay. we will have a few low 70s just for another day. we will rebound with temperatures and it looks like clouds increase on sunday, pam, dave? major cleanup efforts are starting across the midwest, the heartland of the country devastated by last week's tornadoes. some twisters packed a wallop of 200 miles per hour.

less than 2000 people lived there but it almost wiped out the area, how are they coping with the devastation? >> reporter: well you said it, devastation is the right word for it, the heart of this place, indiana, understanding in front of a school bus that was thrown from the high school and it's a football's distance away. we yesterday spend some time with folks who went to a sunday morning church service. a lot of tears shed but people are coming together saying we will rebuild but one thing i know they appreciate, regardless of the fact that everything is completely destroyed, they have their lives. most people have their lives. it was an unfortunate sad

story, one man lost his life but we have a school completely demolished, homes and businesses are completely demolished but they are thankful only one person from henryville was lost. >> tell us about the young girl named angel, they found her alone in a field after the tornado? >> reporter: that's right, we have been following her story, it had been a glimmerrer of hope, a tragic story we have been hearing, she was found in a field near the mobile home park, the rest of her family was killed and she survived and she was in intensive care all weekend but her family made the decision to take her off of life support and she is no longer with us. >> chris welsh, thank you for the update in henryville. thank you, chris, we have much more about the deadly tornadoes

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. well, good morning to you welcome back, it happened more than an hour ago, we had an earthquake this morning measuring 4.0 this one hit at 5:33 it was centered near el cerrito and richmond. we have been getting floods of calls because people felt it all over the bay area. vandals slashed the tires of more than 50 cars. police found at least 51 cars with at least one punctured

tire and this is the neighborhood of el comino royal. they are calling on state lawmakers to restore funding for higher education. organizers are expecting more than 10,000 people at the rally. it is the first time an incumbent israeli president has paid a visit to this area. alex savage joins us to tell us what is on the president's schedule today. perez is spending the day here, part of the purpose is to push for tech start up and he will be taking a tour and as you can imagine there will be extra security on hand here. perez will hear about neurocomputing and artificial intelligence and the president will drop by other silicone

valley textbook and google. he is planning on doing alive streaming interview during his trip. he is here to push for tech companies back in israel. >> israel is here to push for more tech companies and he is here to facilitate between the companies. >> reporter: and of course in san francisco, security will be tight and there will be sharp shooters in place to protect the israeli president. they are expecting palestinians protesters to be there as well and this is the first time a president is visiting and it is very significant for the jewish community and the community at large. he will be here at 10:00 this

morning and he will be staying here in the bay area through thursday. live this morning, alex savage ktvu channel 2 morning news. greg williams could find his punishment but williams has apologized for it with the new orleans saints. he will be knocking out opponents and they want to know if they had a similar bounty for other teams he worked for which included redskins, jaguars and the bills. it includes possible suspensions or even losing draft picks. bryan stow has moved to a new rehabilitation center. last thursday his family moved him from the santa clara valley medical center to a new

unidentified rehabilitation center with more aggressive therapy. they want to help him become as independent as possible. the settings helped him loose his aptitude and he had surgery on both achilles tendons in order to help him stand up. homeowners say the geese have worn out their welcome. coming up at 7:07 how neighbors could get permission from the city to take matters into their own hands. >> all right, let's get you moving and get you where you need to go. >> we are looking at part instructions. so it is really standard procedures after a magnitude of

earthquake 3.0 or greater. eastbound pass is blocked so be aware of that and we will keep an eye on that this morning. up next in the south bay in milpitas, westbound traffic taillights have gotten pretty congested over the past half hour and finally at the golden gate bridge, visibility is poor so chp is reminding you to turn on your lights and drive slowly. santa cruz was 83 yesterday, 83 degrees and south lake tahoe was also a record, escondido was 89, all records for the day, that will not be the case today. by the coast, 60s, 70s and 80s we have too much fog coming

back and some of that is really thick. clouds are colder and very chilly breezy and we'll see a rebound. sonoma county airport, yesterday was 77 degrees, 30s to the north as you head south on the peninsular and we saw a lot of 45s, belmont, san mateo, there is a weak system i don't think it will give us any rain but the fog has returned and it is very shallow, some reducing visibility, some very low 70s but they are giving way and they really fall down tomorrow, into the upper 60s and fog has come back to the coast, it will be cooler there and a little cooler inland, still it goes to

a few low 70s fairfield antioch and tomorrow everyone cools down, some very light rain, temperatures look good. clouds increase may be going into an early pattern tomorrow dave, pam? nissan, may be reaching back to the company for a brand- name. the company is talking about revising the datsun name. the new line of datsuns will be a new line and nissan is not commenting on future models. right now a gallon of regular is selling for $4.32 in oakland. gas is $4.39 in san francisco and in santa barbara the

average is $4.42. we will take a new look at just how big this was. . he grew up in san francisco, music fans are mourning the death of one of music's greatest guitarists.

. we had an earthquake, it hit at 5:33 it was centered near el cerrito right near the golf course if that helps you. you are looking at video of seismograph where it tells you exactly what happened. we are still getting dozens of calls into the newsroom. people all over the bay area felt this quake. we have only heard of some minor damage and we have a ktvu channel 2 morning news crew heading to the epicenter and we will bring you more details later. late last night they found a girl who had been gone for several days and they found a missing 15-year-old from their city. no word on where they were or how they were found but there

was additional concerns because both teens have serious medical concerns which require daily medication. we are mourning the loss of music's greatest guitarists. that was ronnie montrose. he died from complications of prostate cancer. he got his first break when he was hired to play on van morrison's album, tupelo honey. but featuring a young unknown singer, sammy hagueer. >> he will be missed. coming up on 7:00, still talking about bart delays... >> it is all part of standard

procedure, it looks like no damage has been detected and again the whole inspection process has thrown everything off this morning. this is the east shore freeway if you can believe it, he didn't go faster than 35 miles per hour which delayed him 45 minutes this morning so definitely did i have yourself some extra time. metering lights are on, give yourself some extra time. >> we had some fog by the coast. it will be cooler today, 50s and 60s and we will have changes coming up on mornings on 2. 90 minutes ago we have a crew on the scene for this morning's 4.0 quake. sheriff ross mirkarimi's domestic violence case goes into a new phase, stay right here with us.

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