the advisory is for the california coastline between san luis obispo and orange county. the tsunami is not expected so right now it's just a precaution. >>> it comes after an 8.3 quake off the coast of chile. it hit yesterday afternoon. at least 5 people have been killed and another person is missing. about a million people were forced to evacuate. authorities are assessing damage in several coastal towns that saw flooding from small tsunamis. it caught people in the area off guard. >> i look and the water was already coming, this man said. >> the quake lasted for three minutes causing buildings to sway in the capital of santiago. >>> wet weather providing relief for the "valley fire." the fire is 35% contained thanks to help from overnight rain. it's been a long night for evacuees sleeping in tents and that rain. the hunt continues for those missing in the flames. the fire the fire killed an elderly woman -- the fire killed an elderly woman and four others are unaccounted for. cadaver dogs are searching for victims in middletown and cobb. anne makovec joins us from the

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. >>> a tsunami advisory is in effect right now off the california coast between san luis obispo and orange counties. a tsunami is not expected so this is just a precaution. it comes after an 8.3 magnitude quake off the coast of chile yesterday afternoon. five people died and another is missing. at least one million people evacuated. authorities are assessing damage in coastal towns that saw flooding from small tsunamis. it caught people in the area off guard. [ speaking spanish ] >> i look and the water was already coming. >> the quake lasted for three minutes causing buildings to sway in the capital of santiago. >>> wet weather providing leaf for crews battling the "valley fire." it's 30% contained. evacuees are in tents in rainy weather. this morning the hunt for those missing continues. the fire killed one woman. at least four others are unaccounted for. dogs are searching through burnt-out neighborhoods in middletown and cobb. kpix 5's anne makovec is at the evacuation center in calistoga with the latest. anne, good morning. >>> reporter: good morning. this rain was a mixed bles

an area north of san luis obispo. this after an 8.3 earthquake struck the northern coast of chile yesterday. killing what was now eight people. that's an upgrade in the death toll, unfortunately. causing tsunami waves that flooded coastal towns in that country. and it also sent waves away from chile across the pacific ocean in our direction. so, the first set of waves, if you want to call them that, were supposed to strike california around 4:47 our time. we had a camera rolling over long beach, california. and this is what we saw. nothing except for what looked like normal ocean activity. nothing perceptible. no change in the height of the waves and, of course, no reports of damage. and again those waves are still headed to hawaii and they're supposed to hit that island state about ten minutes from now. and we'll, of course, get back to you on what, if anything, does happen. again, we are talking about tsunami advisories, seismolog t seismologists here at cal in menlo park do not expect them to cause any kind of sign

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tsunami advisory in effect from southern orange county to san luis obispo. >> i'm tieing my boetd andighbor's boat. i'm -- my boat and nye neighbor's boat. if we have trouble, at least we're tied to the docs. much. >> california not expected to have any major tsunami program. half foot tsunami wave is to hit santa cruz at 5:19. it's 5:37 and so far no word of nye any problems. >>> caltrans said imploding the old part of the bridge would be the fastest way to take it down. curtain would cause the least amount of even viern meptal damage -- environmental damage, but critics don't think it will contain all the debris. noise could affect wildlife as well. a hearing to approve or reject the implosion permit scheduled for 1:00 this afternoon at the ferry building. >>> san francisco police asking for help to solve the murder of a 23-year-old man that happened it years ago today riding his bike in san francisco. investigators say he went from house to house looking for help before dieing in a doorway. police say mckay may have been attacked by two or three men who fled in a car. today his par

the proposed oil train route in california would transport oil to a proposed oil depot in san luis obispo. already 50,000 schoolchildren are in classes within a mile of current oil trains rolling through their communities in the bay area. >> i found the number of children that go to school within one mile of current oil train routes staggering. >> reporter: the association of american railroads counters saying it's spending $30 billion on what it calls top to bottom operational reviews, implementing lower speeds, increasing track inspections and the use of track-side safety technology and stepping up outreach and training of first responders in communities. expect debate to pick up on this issue. live in emeryville, chuck coppola. >>> the public can add input to the proposed minimum wage hike in mountain view. the city's concerning raising minimum wage to $15 per hour in the next three years. mountain view's current minimum wage $9. several other bay area cities already have a minimum wage above $10 that includes san francisco, san jose, and berkeley. tonight's meeting starts at 6:30 at m

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now a proposal to increase shipments to a proposed oil depot in san luis obispo would bring an additional 200,000 schoolchildren within a mile of school trains. valley love says too many, too close. >> i found the number of children that go to school within one mile of a current oil train route staggering. >> now the association of american railroads says it's spending $30 billion on what it calls top to bottom operational reviews. implementing lower speeds, increasing train inspections and the use of track side safety technology as stepping up outreach and training for first responders in communities. this is all under the large umbrella of trying to prevent explosions and evacuation areas in schoolchildren, perhaps being too close to these evacuation areas. expect more debate on this. chuck coppola in emeryville, "today in the bay." >>> giving you a voice. california's attorney general reveals a new tool to improve government accountability later today. how open justice gives you open access to information on law enforcement. >>> so we made it to wednesday. >> we did. >> hip, hip, hoora

the advisory only goes as far as san luis obispo where they could see a surge as high as three feet. we can see the surge rise half a foot which doesn't seem like much, but the boat owners know that just a small surge can cause serious damage. it can slam you against the dock. if it was strong it can break a line. it can slam you into another boat i guess. now back in march of 20011 a sue gnaw -- tsunami traveled and rocked the santa cruz harbor. that series of surges caused about $14 million. if we see if i affects of the earthquake it will happen around 5:00 a.m. reporting live from the santa cruz harbor, i'm alan wang, abc7 fuse. >> alan, thanks. the abc7 morning news, we will have the latest on the sue gnaw mooy advisory. we will have the latest on the tsunami advisory. we will have the latest on the bay area. >> taking a live look from the emeryville camera. tonight smoke from the massive valley fire could drift into the bay area tomorrow. the warning is coming from the bay area air quality management district. >> and we are getting a new look at the damage that has been done. c

it extends from san luis obispo to orange county. while no tsunami is expected, kiet do discovered the earthquake was still having an effect on people along california's central coast. >> reporter: it's amazing to think that something happening in chile could have an effect here in santa cruz nearly 6,000 miles away. it was happening if you knew where to look. boaters and fishermen say this current is flowing unusually fast going in one minute and out the next. >> you have never seen it like that before? >> no. not really, no. no. it's been, um, -- the color is different. everything is really mixed up. >> reporter: this graph of a tidal gauge in monterey records the height of the water and normally has a smooth red line. but the network chile has caused wild fluctuations, seen here with the jagged edges. this time lapse video of the santa cruz harbor shows the water rising and falling as much as a foot in 10 minutes but boaters we talked to weren't worried. >> didn't lose any sleep. not this time around. >> reporter: in 2011 tsunami

. >> reporter: chris says yes, it's been a great year in monterey, but everyone in san luis obispo is also having a good year. how long will it last? don't wait to find out in. monterey kiet do, kpix5. >> mammals going crazy right now. we've got water on mars. what's going on? >> a lot of things happening today. >>> you know what we low pressured el nino bring? rainfall -- what we helped el nino bring? rainfall. kind of a fall-like night tonight, chilly outside, santa rosa down to 52, 50s in san bruno and oakland, livermore 62 and widespread low, napa 51, fremont 54, mountain view 53 degrees. the sun comes up tomorrow morning, may need a jackets for the kids heading off to school. rainfall in september depends where you are, livermore and san jose not a drop but santa rosa 68% above average. that's because the north bay received up to 2-inch of rain a couple weeks ago. for us it's all about an area of low pressure that fed into some cloud cover and fed in a pretty strong onshore flow. with that low not moving until about thursday it's feeding in the chilly ocean air. we will have moth

the advisory only goes as far as san luis obispo where they could see a surge as high as three feet. we can see the surge rise half a foot which doesn't seem like much, but the boat owners know that just a small surge can cause serious damage. it can slam you against the dock. if it was strong it can break a line. it can slam you into another boat i guess. now back in march of 20011 a sue gnaw -- tsunami traveled and rocked the santa cruz harbor. that series of surges caused about $14 million. if we see if i affects of the earthquake it will happen around 5:00 a.m. reporting live from the santa cruz harbor, i'm alan wang, abc7 fuse. >> alan, thanks. the abc7 morning news, we will have the latest on the sue gnaw mooy advisory. we will have the latest on the tsunami advisory. we will have the latest on the bay area. >> taking a live look from the emeryville camera. tonight smoke from the massive valley fire could drift into the bay area tomorrow. the warning is coming from the bay area air quality management district. >> and we are getting a new look at the damage that has been done. c

also in california last weekend, a great white grabbed a piece of this surfer's board in san luis obispo. the recent burst of incidents along the west coast in part a result of warmer waters attracting hammerhead sharks. making some beachgoers uneasy. as for dylan marks, he says he's done with shark fishing. >> i'm not shark fishing anymore. i really respect them, and it really brought that to light. >> reporter: experts say we're hearing more about shark encounters because more people are using cell phones to get video of them. tom? >> thank you. >>> and if you were driving to the beach this weekend, you may have noticed the traffic. some very crowded highways this labor day weekend. 30.4 million on the road. the most in seven years. and every one of them have to make it back home. mary bruce on what could be a difficult return. >> reporter: with the holiday weekend coming to a close, the challenge tonight -- how to get home without a headache. a surge in road trips fueled by lower gas prices. the national average now $2.40 a gallon, more than $1 cheaper than this time last year. in 21

tsunami advisories have now been lifted in san luis obispo and orange counties. in santa cruz, effects of the earthquake could be seen along the shore. here's a time lapse video of the tide rising and falling almost a foot over the course of 10 minutes. >>> still ahead a teenager arrested for jaywalking. but did this takedown fit the crime? we'll let you be the judge. >> plus, a truck slams into a house and catches fire. why the homeowner is being why the homeowner is being called a hero toni,, bill's got a very tough 13lie here...... looks like we have some sort of sea monster in the water hazard here. i believe that's a "kraken", bruce. it looks like he's going to go with a nine iron. that may not be enough club... well he's definitely going to lose a stroke on this hole. if you're a golf commentator, you whisper. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. this golf course is electric... >>> a san francisco police officer was injured this afternoon when his motorcycle slid several hundr

they drove 200 miles north to the rolling hills and small town charm of san luis obispo, to angel gate, to check out angelina's unsettling story, that she had accused frank's friend, chad holloway, of misconduct with students, that chad was furious over that. and that all of it might be the reason behind frank's unexplained death. >> they were asking us our opinion of who had access to frank. >> reporter: richard worked at angel gate at the time. he told police he hadn't noticed chad talking with frank, but he did remember how upset chad was about angelina's charges. >> chad was beside himself. i have never seen him that angry. >> reporter: chad holloway was pretty angry about that accusation, and expressed to some people that he would like to deal very harshly with whoever had done that to him. >> yeah, he was initially very angry about it, yes. >> reporter: angry enough to kill? >> who knows? we don't know chad holloway very well yet. we get to know him. that's what we needed to do. >> reporter: what detectives call getting to know you doesn't feel quite so friendly when you are a po

include a newport beach lost angeles harbor clause angeles harbor santa barbara and as far north as san luis obispo is a civic camelback bouncing violent shaking it will be in effect starting at 3:00 in running through 7:00 tomorrow morning people in southern california are being told to stay away from beaches during that time away is also under a salami advisory here was a graphic which shows how the tsunami may travel across the pacific ocean and while official said the waves will not be large they can still be dangerous dangers commerce also affect the beaches the reporting on the breaking news story continues now on our website www.kron4.com >>pam moore: the breaking news on the mass of valley fire was spread at record speed of running for the fifth night tonight a former reporter for the san jose mercury news disappeared after warring phone call to his wife the last time he spoke star husband was on saturday and 752 of the evening on the from the told her he did not think he was able to leave at that point he told his wife he was packing the car to get away from the fire but when he came outsi

in southern california from los angeles north to san luis obispo, you have a's tsunami advisory with timing around for or 5:00 tomorrow morning. shouldn't be much in our area. in hawaii on the west coast, we're probably going to see increase currents, maybe a slight ways. when i come back, we'll talk about the rain and the warm-up just around the corner. >>> speaking of rain, we had rain in the bay area today, good news for firefighters in lake county. here is what it looked like in oakland. after four years of drought, every little bit counts. hopefully this is the beginning of what will turn to be a wet -- turn out to be a wet el niÑo winter. there was snow in some areas, mammoth mountain shared this picture from facebook showing a list with snow falling in the background.>>> a merger is brewing between two major beer companies, bush, the parent company of budweiser, says it wants to buy the company that makes miller beer. that would create a multinational corporation with a value of $275 billion. bud and bud light have seen sales decline as craft beers game popularity's.>>> the do

in california last weekend a great white grabbed a piece of this surfer a -- surfer's board in san luis obispoe recent burst along the west coast is warmer waters attracting the hammer head sharks making beachgoers uneasy. he says he is done with shark fishing. >> i am not shark fishing anymore. i respect them, and it has brought that to light. >> experts say we are seeing more shark encounters not because of the shark populations are getting larger, but because people are using their cell phones to get video. ventura, california. >>> rescuers are not been able to find a blue whale entangled in fishing line off the los angeles coast. the whale was spotted on friday and rescuers found it and cut free some of the line and then attached a by we to it. but there has been no sign of the whale. >>> still to come, some good news if you are hitting the road on labor day. plus -- >> a new tech support scam uses pop ups and an audio warning to get victims to pay up. michael finney, coming up, 7 on your side confronts the scam -- scammers. >> and the temperatures are ranging from the upper 40s at the coa

and i mistakenly said cal-poly, san luis obispo, drop football -- laplayed with one of their greatestarry davis -- >> you can run highlights tonight after the my name is phil zietlow, and i've been an engineer on the cheerios team for 51 years. about five years ago, i found out that if my daughter-in-law, joyce, eats anything with gluten in it she feels pretty darn terrible. so my team and i came up with a way to remove the grains that contain gluten, from the naturally gluten free oats that cheerios are made of. so now joyce and i can have cheerios together anytime we want. and if you love someone with celiac, or gluten sensitivity, you can too. > >> an art and wine lover's heaven is happening this weekend. abc of was in millbrae for the festival, downtown transformed into a mardi gras atmosphere, and of course plenty of artwork. there is also a car show and something to do for the kids. this is the 40th year for the event, the festival continues tomorrow. that will do it for this edition of abc 7 so, what did you guys they think of the test drive? i love the jetta. but what about a

attack just one week after a great white reportedly chewed off a chunk of this surfer's board in san luis obispo. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: and 300 miles down the coast, kayakers capturing this close encounter. with a hammerhead on camera in la jolla, california. across the country, along north carolina's outer banks, eight swimmers bitten by sharks just this summer. this latest victim in southern california alert and giving a hang loose sign to the camera after he landed at the trauma center. the good news, marks is expected to be okay and the beach here is open for the rest of the holiday weekend. dan? >> also worth noting, that shark attacks are rare. aditi roy, thank you. >>> what also is rare is a pillow fight is making the news this morning, look at these images out of west point. the prestigious military academy. the annual freshman pillow fight is supposed to be a harmless tradition. this year it turned bloody when cadets, some of them at least, put hard objects in the pillow cases. dozens of injuries. now, the investigation. abc's mara schiavocampo is here with more. mara, good morni

it only goes up to san luis obispo where they could see the surge up to 3' and in santa cruz it couldalf a foot which does not seen like much but a small surge only can cause serious damage. it wasn't that long ago there was significant damage when it traveled from japan 8.9 earthquake and rocked the santa cruz harbor. a series of suchs caused $14 million in tax. we will monitor the situation this morning. the air quality management wants that smoke could drift into the bay area today with more than 70,000 acres have burned and the fire now is 35 percent contained and we are expecting another update this morning in over an hour from now, yesterday, the dogs san francisco police department for a missing man, 69-year-old, his car was found in anderson springs not far from the former newspaper reporter's home and 900 are camped out at the red cross evacuation center in the napa county fairgrounds. >> and hundreds of other ever van waze are staying at a shoal step in clear lake. everyone at the moose lodge lot their home and zoe anyways have been pouring in, so many, they have overflowed

the tsunami advisory stretching out to the san luis obispo coastline. as well. we have the possibility of rip currents with small tsunami waves coming in our direction. >>> from that, let's talk about what we can expect as we go into the weekend. we have a few issues. warmer temperatures and the possibility of smoke. >> yes. it's coming in from the north from the valley fire. not just the weekend but starting today. if you are across the north bay, sausalito, it will be smokey -- smokier this afternoon. it will be a little warmer than where we were yesterday. we will have a little more sunshine. i want you to know that the temperatures are still below average for this time of year. right now, we have some upper 50s to lower 60s to start off your morning along with mostly cloudy skies. we will have sunshine by noon into the mid 70s. lower 70s across the bay. and it won't warm up that much because we will have mostly cloudy to partly cloudy skies there. upper 70s across the bay. not a bad looking forecast. we warm up with a ridge of high pressure in place

but a proposed oil train route to transport oil to san luis obispo would raise that number to 200,000ren. >> i found the number of children that go to school within one mile of a current oil train route staggering. >> reporter: it is aware of concerns and spending $30 billion on top to bottom operational reviews, implementing lower speeds, increasing track inspection and use of track-side safety technology and stepping up outreach and training for first responders in communities. this, to continue to transport by rail but take measures to variety disaster. reporting live in emeryville, chuck coppola, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. >>> it is explosive, new video and raising even more questions about delayed construction at a south bay hospital. >> that right there was a man working on a steam pipe. moment that that pipe explodes. now santa clara county says the video is another reason why it wants to fire turner construction from the project valley medical center. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joining us now an incident happened a year ago. why are we only seeing video

about a coastline stretched from about 45 miles south of los angeles to around 50 miles north of san luis obispo. that tsunami was about to hit 45 minutes ago and you're looking at video of long beach, california. at around that time. and you're probably wondering, well, i didn't see a tsunami. well, if it did hit, it was clearly not, whatever the amount of wave height we could see it change, you could not see from that camera point of view and then there is, of course, no reports of anything significant in terms of damage or anything like that, which is not a big surprise. of course, tsunami waves are still traveling towards hawaii. supposed to hit that state a little bit after 6:00 this morning at around 6:11. >> so far it's just an advisory and downgraded from a watch. so, the likelihood of something devastating is low. no relationship between earthquakes in chile with earthquakes in california. we locally certainly have nothing to worry about. >> these tsunami advisories are the result of an 8.3 quake that struck yesterday off the coast of northern chile killing five people and causing small

also in california last weekend, a great white grabbed a piece of this surfer's board in san luis obispourst of incidents along the west coast in part a result of warmer waters attractinghamerhead sharks, making some beachgoers uneasy. as for dillon marks, he says he's done within shark fishing >> i'm not shark fishing anymore. i really respect them and it's really kind of brought that to light. >> reporter: experts say we're seeing more shark encounters not because the shark populations are getting larger but because more people are using their cell phones to get video of them. aditi roy, abc news, ventura, california. >> i think in this case the shark would say it was attacked. >> it was attacked. it was provoked. >>> when we come back, beyonce's birthday concert and jay-z sneaking in to watch it. the video that gave them away. >> and burning man comes to a close. the strange sights and celebrity sightings at this year's event in the desert. that's next in "the skinny." this year's event in the dese >>> "world news now" continues after this from our ♪ skinny, so skinny >>> topping "the

it's been expanding all the way to san luis obispo backing to santa barbara. otherwise, this area of low pressure is pulling down this cooler air mass out of canada. and that's why it's a cool start this morning and that's why it will be relatively a cool day, as well. and then the area of low pressure ejects to the east. as that happens, high pressure is built in from the west and the end result is, a warmer weekend. but today in the 80s for this getaway friday throughout the central valley. upper 60s in monterey bay. 67 degrees in the high sierra where currently it's 36 degrees on the south shore. 38 degrees in truckee. we have a red flag warning in effect, as well. sun-up at 6:42. it will set at 7:35. we have 12 hours and 51 minutes of daylight hours. enjoy each one of them, okay? 60s beaches, 70s bayside up to 80 inland. northwest winds 20 to 30 during the evening hours and then 10 to 20. there's your labor day forecast at 94 inland. make it a great friday. >>> thanks, roberta. it's 6:20. major concerns about the water quality at a popular holiday vacation

. >> well, it has been a great year for whale watching from san francisco down south to san luis obispout no one knows how long it will last. >>> two scientists are among this year's 24 recipients of genius grants from the macarthur foundation. 44-year-old yang is an inorganic chemist at cal and created a synthetic life. and christopher -- leaf. and christopher ray from stanford analyzes dakota that. they will each -- dark data. >>> time now is 5:20. hi miasmal. a sky diver takes his final descent into squaw valley. what happened the take the life of a true -- to take the life of a true sports devil, erik roner coming up. >> and i'm dennis o'donnell, coming up first they had ben roethlisberger and now car con palmer, aaron rodgers coming the levi's stadium. did the giants prevent l. a. did the giants prevent l. a. from celebrating ,, welcome to fort green sheets. welcome to castle bravestorm. it's full of cool stuff, like my second in command... and my trusty bow. and free of stuff i don't like. and in my castle we only eat chex cereal. chex cereal. it's full of delicious crunchability.

>>james: this include newport beach lost angeles santa barbara and far north in san luis obispo this is just to the evening this is video shown the moment it hit you can actually seen the shaking as the cameras that amount on the side of the building are slowing the advisory in california is in effect until 7:00 this morning. >>james: has been six days as it broke out in three bay area counties here is the lead is that we've been told regarding the valley fire and burn more than 70,000 a. still stand as 505 homes of the call fire more homes are affected because the structures remain at rest this morning that when working around a small shed outside of the house a lake county and the sea the shed on the side of the screen and it is charred black and on one side and so some of lives near that said and said they saw smoke rising from the area on saturday the total to look like a small yard fire but when it caught some land in blue of the canyon. >>reporter: this is a really good fine to have all this rain were expected to have hot and i attempted return by the end of the weekend into th

>>darya:the title for the healthiest city in california goes to san luis obispo. 24-7 wall street createdrya:each city was ranked based on overall health outcomes, including length and quality of life. >>darya:san luis obispo had just 10-percent of residents reporting a smoking habit. compared the nationwide 12 point 9 smoking rate. >>darya:its obesity rate is just over 20-percent. and only 11 point 2-percent live without health insurance. >>darya:california as a whole was listed as one of the healthier states in the nation. >>darya:still ahead on the kron four morning news. >>mark:and we continue o following our breaking news stories this morning-- right now, oakland police are investigating a possible kidnapping. a tae yocoulenjoy, blacsilkfromolgers.uld only ca, i's taste so bold, esh ewed, or one p at time. >>mark: it is on to be a tough day on wall street today will open stocks a little bit slower today with that the speeches are down 408 points more disappointing economic news coming out of china when the markets or ticket down back to 16,100 were looking for big drop at the open an