events are still on boldin and southern california.ome of one of the two shooters killed today. so there is still a few things going on for at that conference is now scheduled for 10:00. we will also have more details at www.kron4.com >> reporter: we have a winter storm warning at a winter warm warning advisory for lake tahoe. >> reporter: should all cleared out by the weekend. this storm, there is other things to look out for pri next thursday may be another one. >> pam: will be back at 11 with all the day's news. at 10:00 we will bring again with what happened in southern california. i missed that. thank you. i didn't think you'd come. i, uh, had to. [elevator dings] [elevator door opens] push the button. [elevator doors close]

this time in the southern california city of san bernardino. up to three masked men armed with rifles taking over a service center for people with disabilities, and then shooting. so far tonight the death toll up to 14. good evening. welcome to a special edition of eyewitness news at 6:00. i'm bill ritter. >> i'm diana williams. liz is off. offs been hearing there is massive manhunt underway in southern california. right now three men armed and are, where they are, the or what they are planning next. buildings are shut down, workers sheltered in place. now four hours after this mass shooting at a county office building. >> police say up to three men dressed in masks and vests went to the building this afternoon and then just started shooting. by the time s.w.a.t. teams arrived the shooting had stopped. in an area that had been rented out today for a county employee lunch banquet. so far no suspect no, motive. the killers on the loose and may have fled in a black suv. >> here are the numbers. 14 killed, 14 wounded. helicopters and planes have be

they've been talking to our station in southern california, kabc.ere's some of that coverage. >> our daughter's in there. she texted us about 30 minutes ago and said that there was a shooter. she thought he had shot 10 to 20 people. >> she said the guy came in next to her office and i guess started shooting. >> shooting at my work, people shot in the office waiting for cops. >> but she's okay? >> pray for us. >> she just said that she was in a room. she locked herself up. there were shooters. >> i haven't been able to contact my boyfriend. he's in there. him and his brother. if you see this, brian, call me. let me know that you and your brother are okay. >> all of a sudden, boom, it was like right here. >> boom, boom, boom. >> they said they're on the loose. >> i was right behind the building and i heard all the shots. >> multiple shots. shots going off like crazy. just one right after the other. and as i came out, then we had seen a black suv flying down the street. what i saw looked like one guy was wearing military fatigue. >> so heart breaking a

jennifer, do you have a sense -- first of all, the mood in southern california. this isn't just some sort of random mass shooting it's the kind of sort of thing where everybody must be sort of gripped by the idea, okay, somewhere in southern california might be these people who are involved in a massacre. >> reporter: well, and you are right when you say it's not a random mass shooting because the police say that it looks as if this building was targeted. because of eyewitnesses reporting the way the men were dressed. they went directly to this building. the suspects i should say. the way they were dressed. they went directly to this building with a sense of purpose as it's been described. armed, heavily armed. and they had a get away car and they were able to evade police. and the san bernadino sheriff's department was among the -- the fire department was among the first responders treating those wounded lying in the street bleeding from being shot. and police, local and state immediately descended on the scene to try and lock it down, yet somehow these three su

. >> tense times in southern california. house speaker paul ryan is among those reacting to the massacre in california. >> at his first capital christmas tree lighting, the wisconsin republican called pore a moment of silence for the victims. just a day earlier at a planned parenthood clinic, ryan urged con griz to prioritize mental health reform. >> among the many presidential candidates expressing think for the victims was donald trump. he began his rally last night with a moment of silence. he also thanked law enforcement for their efforts saying they don't get enough credit for their work. he added it's a job most people including him don't want to do. >> the victims of the rampage were honored last night before professional sports nents southern california. >> would you please join us as we on a moment of silence for those who lost their lives. >> the scene at the staples east of where the rampage took place before the l.a. clippers tipped off against indiana. a moment of silence was also held before the anaheim ducks g

he has not been seen since november 24th when he disappeared from southern california. friends launched a search on social media. the lapd now says that he has been located in la paz, mexico. but posts attributed to his family are denying that claim. >>> a dangerous situation in fremont. two police officers are exposed to toxic gasses. a container of acid started producing gases. the hazmat crews were able to stieblize the container. the exposed officers were treated and released. >>> an unusual and dangerous situation on a local runway. an alaska airlines plane struck and killed a deer just as the plane came in for a landing. it happened on a flight from seattle. the tires clipped the deer midair and the antlers punctured one of the plane's tired. no one realized they hit the deer. no injuries to the passengers on board. >>> they are hot holiday item and apparently they are getting hotter. hover boards or roller boards are one of the most popular gifts so far. but firefighters are warning of the danger not from falling but from sparking. >> reporter: while the hover bo

more coverage from southern california in a moment. more coverage from southern california in a moment. continues after this f >>> we're back with the latest from the mass shooting in san bernardino. at least 14 dead. the suspects now identified. >> as the authorities track them down, their chase ending in a standoff. abc's byron pitts has morere >> reporter: around 3:00 p.m. this afternoon, a massive manhunt for up to three armed guguen, california came e a head. suspect vehicle. we've got shots fired out the back window. >> our affiliate kabc on t scene horing above this black suv that the authorities had been searching for for three hours. >> we've got multiple shots that were fired. >> reporter: windows blown out. the front door ajar and police crouching at a safe distance away. but this was the shoot-out our cameras missed that this neighbor captured d his phone. [ gunshots ] >> what sounds like fireworks is a fire fight. a body lying in the street feet away, that black suv riddled with bullets. one suspect still inside. as police

in southern california. others around that region trying to find out is there anything else we can learn specifically about these suspects? and the search for those suspects. and the fact is since the first five minutes of this shooting. we've had nothing. in the first five minutes we had cameras, we had tweets immediately from the sheriffs office, because they had gotten the word and they sent out the tweets. within a matter of what seemed like five, six minutes, we had live aerials above. same aerials you see what's happening. see people running out with their hands up. but there was no shooting by the time the media were there. there was no shooting by the time the authorities got there. the shooting had stopped. and nobody knew why. the question was are they holed up somewhere? are they hiding in a closet? are they about to go to another facility on this campus of three buildings? surrounded by a drive and right there, with a four-lane divided surface street. were they, where were they? were law enforcem

southern california. >> more now on the agency at the center of the shooting. > relatives asking people who devoted their lives to care for the disabled why they would be so brutally targeted. more from kayna whitworth. >> reporter: the inland regional center under siege. >> our daughter's in there. >> it's just a great agency. i don't know why somebody would want to do this. >> reporter: a private non-profit serving more than 30,000 people with disabilities. 550 employees caring for all ages inside the center on a typical day. >> three separate buildings. the main two are connected. the third building is mainly just the conference center where we have events, meetings. >> reporter: the shooting happened in a conference area where the san bernardino county department of public health was having a banquet, according to the facility's president and ceo. 14 killed. 17 wounded. police not confirming who the victims are. >> it's my understanding that most of the people that were ound wounded, most victims were

at this hour, at least 14 dead, 17 injured in southern california. oking live at this hour at the scene unfolding as we're on the air tonight. as we all know, this all began to unfold today around 11:00 a.m. california time. a deadly rampage at a community center. we know that that center often helps those with developmental disabilities in that community. though, we don't know which group had reserved that building, had rented that building, perhaps, for a gathering today. what we do know is that witnesses described a gunman coming into the building, opening fire on a group inside that building, swiftly. authorities saying a short time ago that it was clear that these

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>>> a deadly rampage in southern california. was it is workplace shooting or an act of terrorism. >> i need rescue personnel and fire. >> gunfire and chaos erupt leaving more than a dozen dead and 17 injured and bleeding. >> it was mayhem. >> reporter: two heavily armed suspects are dead after investigators try to uncover what is behind the carnage. a live look as police search a home believed to be connected to the gunman. this is in redlands about seven miles from the scene of that initial mass shooting. you can see a robotic arm going into the home. i'm jessica aguirre and joined live by raj mathai who joins us live from san bernardino county. >> reporter: good evening. it is an eerie seen here. this is a sprawling part of the southland but it is quiet. intersections have been shut down. helicopters are above. we have grown accustomed to covering the mass shooting. there are three phases, phase one, what we saw this morning here in san bernardino with the shooting. phase two, getting to know the suspects, why they did it and

you can believe the search that is going on in southern california right now for this s.u.v. is unlike anything california has seen in sometime. law enforcement on edge, the public on edge. we will bring you the latest information at the top of the hour right here on al jazeera america. but, again, the latest news, 14 people killed in another mass shooting here in the united states in san bernadino, california. three suspects, according to police, remain at large. i am david shuster we'll return to al jazeera america after this. >>> this is al jazeera breaking news, are you are looking at a live picture from san bernadino, california, where police say four hours ago up it three gunmen entered a facility, a social services building in the city and opened fire on a conference center, police say at least 14 people have been killed, another 14 were injured. police say the gunmen, plural, gunmen, fled the scene before police got there. the gunmen are believed to have fled in a black s.u.v. there was a massive search under way in san bernadino and surrounding areas, san bernadino is

city of san bernardino in southern california. emergency services have responded. one to three possible shooters still on the loose. we want to continue to check in with other news at this hour. india has diploid its military to the southern state after the heaviest rainfall for more than half a century caused massive flooding. the country's fourth biggest city has been inundated affecting more than one million people. this comes as france's top diplomat urges delegates to speed up negotiations on a deal to limit global warming. >> the residents are helpless. massive flooding has submerged the city underwater. carson been replaced with makeshift rafts and the delucia is not letting up. >> there have been heavy rains here in the last 24 hours. there is much more rain than last week. every house is underwater. >> people are finding it very difficult to find a shop. >> hearts of the city are without power. people are stranded and forced to make do with what little they have. weeks of unprecedented rainfall has displaced housings. the prime minister has ordered the depl

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we're on the air tonight with live breaking coverage with the situation unfolding in southern california. this is about 60 miles east of los angeles. this particular scene, about two miles from the deadly rampage that played out, beginning around 11:00 a.m. local time in california, the first calls came in today. they received a call at the inland regional center, as it's called. least one shooter. reports up to three, and again, late this evening, we're now learning of three people accounted for, two here at the suv location, one at another location, being questioned. that there was a massive response that followed. reports from witnesses were that up to three people came into the building, opened fire. we know 14 dead, 17 injured. many of them critically, at this hour. several people in the building were not injured. they did get out. as you saw earlier here, once they got out, there were pat-downs. as if the fear inside that building was not enough. what they had to go through on the way out, too. though we understand, unfortunately, in this day and age, that's what you have to do whe

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. >> and that breaking news is pr southern california. this is a live picture where a heavy police presence now spans two cities in southern california tonight exactly 12 hours after a shooting rampage killed more than a dozen people. >> i know one of the big questions that will cold come up repeatedly is is this terrorism? i am not willing to say we know that for sure. >> good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. here is the latest from southern california. 14 people are confirmed dead tonight. 17 are wounded and two suspects are dead. >> new in the last hour both have been identified. one is 28-year-old sayid-farook and the other is mali. they were a couple. police are still not ruling out the possibility that the terrorism.ay be related to >> it all started around 11:00 this morning when the male and female shooters entered the inland reg that will center in -- regional center in san bernadino and opened fire. >> police officers chased down an suv. the chase ended in a crash and a shootout right there. faruk and -- farook and

this case the fbi, i know there have been conversations between law enforcement officials in southern californiabi on this matter, but again, this is ultimately a decision that was made by officials in los angeles. >> as we have been discussing homeland security in the wake of paris and california, the president has talked a number of times about not giving in to fear and not allowing extremists to change the way that we live our lives. i'm wondering if you can talk broadly about what advice the white house offers citizens about how to strike the balance particularly around the holidays between vigilance and resolve not to give in to fears of terrorism. >> josh, the most important thing in the mind of the president is keeping the american people safe. we certainly do want to encourage everyone to be vigilant. that includes the citizens of our country. we encourage them if they see something, they should say something. that advice of course continues to be operative. and we encourage local law enforcement and state officials to be vigilant as they go about their basic business of protecting the a

it is early out in southern california. only 11:00 a.m. today and earlier that the police chief went into as much detail as he could about what was mentioned in the threat. >> the e-mail was very specific to l.a. unified school district campuses and all of them and very specific about the threat. the implied threat. the implied threat was explosive devices. the specific threat was attack with assault rifles and machine pistols. >> all right. so a lot to cover now and starting with nbc's joe fryer in los angeles. joe, explain the reaction people are feeling to this, what parents are telling you, what kids might be saying. what have you heard? >> reporter: yeah, well, thomas, for parents and kids, confusion. this has to do with the timing. a lot of students were already on their way to school or had arrived at school when they found out that school had been canceled for the day. we talked with a group of students saying they were on their way here and passed by a group of students who were leaving saying, hey, classes are canceled today. the

new sightings have come in from sacramento and more sightings in southern california. i don't think we have heard from southern arizona yet. most people saw this looking to bob, are you still on the phone? jim: he did give us good information. kevin: he is visiting family in missouri. jim: he saw some video but based on what he saw, his first inclination was to say meteor or space junk. marie: there are people in the booth telling me these are images from anthem now. you see that tale as well. kevin: you can see what people think it's a comment because it does have a tail but you don't get them that close and they are usually seen millions of miles away. and we know a month in advance at least. marie: this would be a surprise people tracking comments -- comets. kevin: a comet is a big chunk of ice floating out there. jim: we know there arf plenty of people watching right now love very different ideas about what we are seeing. kevin: they are not quite as forthcoming with information. marie: some people are asking whether this is santa. but we know it was likely a meteor

this could create ripple effects across southern california. >> exactly. so many factors that have to be considered here. and i'm just getting word from senior officials in washington, the homeland security secretary, jeh johnson, fully engaged on this. the attorney general fully engaged. right now this is the highest priority of law enforcement in the entire country and their treating it like that. >> it's got to be. potentially three active shooters on the loose in southern california after killing 14 people at the center, 14 injured, and no one has any idea what's driving this event. >> and what the concern is that their mission is far from complete. they are hoefly armed, they are well-prepared, this was a plot obviously that did not occur on the spur of the moment. with the ability to get a clean getaway before the police caught up with them. simply they don't know where they are or who they are. >> and one of the things we learned after those paris attacks more than two weeks ago now far more preparation, guidance, direction went into believed. >> yo

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, this is a massive manhunt right now across the southern california region. we're learning from our reporters that law enforcement officials say that local and state agencies have mobilized all planes and helicopters available to search for this suv. >> they're going to be looking for this suv. they're going to be checking. there are some capabilities where they can identify any suv especially if they have it narrowed down by color. talking about a vo luminous amount of information. but in this situation they're going to do that, finding out where that suv is, putting as much information out to the public. the fact we're in l.a., very close to the mexican border, there's going to be a lot of alerts put out at the border entries going across. so there's going to be a lot of information going over to they're on the lookout for anybody suspicious. because we've talked about before, the probability that they dumped the black vehicle and have jumped into something else, that's very high. so they're probably in a different vehicle. but still, finding that vehicle i

a man and woman go on a shooting rampage in southern california. the big question: why? >> i am eric thomas. >> i a kristen sze. >> now to the weather and traffic. mike? >> good news, a win-win. rain is not coming in right new. or for most of us during the morning commute. we will look at the next three hours in the north bay headed to 8:00 or 8:30 when you will see the steady and moderate rain moving in. the rain is still coming. temperatures are mild this morning in the mid-40's to mid-50s. showers and windy at noon, temperatures in the upper 50s with a chance of thunder by 4:00, and temperatures are cooler, mid-to-upper 50s and an isolated shower is possible this evening, at low-to-mid 50s at 7:00. how is the commute? >> good and dry. no wet roads this morning at 5:01 and san rafael beyond the north gate mall traffic is flowing nicely into san francisco. we have no delays, san mateo bridge, is 14 minutes from the toll plaza across the flat section of the high-rise into the foster city side of things and it is looking good through san mateo. an incident to tell you abo

we continue to follow breaking news, 14 people murdered in southern california. the deadliest shooting in the u.s. since three years ago. matt delucia is live. we are learning more about the suspects in this shooting. what itself the latest on that? >> reporter: traedz, authorities are trying to determine a motive. it could include work place hatred. co-workers and family said they were married and farook was working with the san bernardino health department and he left under angry circumstances. he then later returned with malik carrying assault rifles and semi automatic handguns. now a cell phone recording shows the chaotic scene. you can hear some of the shots being fired. you see that video right there. the shots fired between suspects and police. now the brother if law of one of the suspects, he spoke late last night about the shooting him he said it left him in shock. he doesn't know why farook did what he did. >> i cannot express how sad i am for you know what happened today. i mean, my condolences to the people that lost their life. i am very sad hearing

. >> and that breaking news is pr southern california.s is a live picture where a heavy police presence now spans two cities in southern california tonight exactly 12 hours after a shooting rampage killed more than a dozen people. >> i know one of the big questions that will cold come up repeatedly is is this terrorism? i am not willing to say we know that for sure. >> good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. here is the latest from southern california. 14 people are confirmed dead tonight. 17 are wounded and two suspects are dead. >> new in the last hour both have been identified. one is 28-year-old sayid-farook and the other is mali. they were a couple. police are still not ruling out the possibility that the shooting may be related to terrorism. >> it all started around 11:00 this morning when the male and female shooters entered the inland reg that will center in -- regional center in san bernadino and opened fire. >> police officers chased down an suv. the chase ended in a crash and a shootout right there. faruk and -- far

back to southern california now. with so much still mass shooting, it could be sometime before we learn the identity of the victims. all of that uncertainty is excruciating for those who don't know whether their loved ones are among the dead or the wounded. nbc's morgan radford is outside of one of the hospitals. what are you hearing there. >> reporter: good evening, lester. right now i'm outside of loma linda hospital where some of the victims are being treated. but just a few moments ago, a code yellow bomb threat was called in the hospital right behind me. and all of this is happening during a chaosic scene where family members are trickling in right now trying to figure out anything they can about their loved one ones. the emergency situation has shut the community down. 70 schools on lockdown and security surrounding public hospitals and courts and public offices closed. for families, the not knowing is agonizing. >> i can't think. i just want my sister. >> reporter: fear over the fate of loved ones regional cen

not only in southern california. people all over the country are freaked out that there may be a ticking time bomb beside them and it will come to their workplace. people are trying to figure out who they work with and who they live next to. have we grown numb? >> coming up with all these laws to figure out how to track people and put them in categories so we can make sure we control them. but we are not going to stop and talk about one of the root causes. one of these people wasn't somebody from outside. they were an american citizen born near the united states. having a right to a weapon. let's talk about something. i'll make mad because i hear you talk about more laws. let me ask you a question. there is one thing in this country right now alone that you have to go and get a license for. you have to take a test. you have to have a doctor evaluate you and have a physical evaluation to get a license to drive an automobile. last year alone automobiles killed 38,000 people in the united states. nobody come plains that

have to take all the precautions irk at this point, the net may have to go very wide, not just southern california but potentially the border of mex, nevada and arizona and perhaps northern california. have you to assume they did get out of the immediate perimeter and go very broad and put the information out there to all agencies throughout the country. >> so the earn tire southwest at least for now. and brad garret, two scenarios, the one we talked about and the gunman immediately looking for another opportunity to attack or they may simply be trying to escape. >> exactly, we are now up to three plus hours and we don't know of any other attacks and at least in the short-term george. this is all about not getting caught and if they have planned this correctly and dropped one vehicle and picked up another and maybe even dropped a second vehicle and had someone pick them up. george they had to communicate some way i would assume. there is another possibility here looking at cell phone traffic in and around that regional center. right before, during and after this shooting. granted, that is a mind b

the southern california coast was under a high surf advisory through sunday. officials say a strong el nino system could bring even more storms to california in the next few months. being pounded by rain.. states from the midwest to the northeast have been experiencing spring like temperatures. half of the country has been seeing unseasonable warm conditions-- like the low 60's for places like michigan and illinois. to help put that into perspective-- that's even warmer than what we saw here over the weekend. with a cold front moving east of us - we are waking up to drier conditions but are faced with a gusty day with gusts to 30 miles per hour today. clouds will attempt to clear the valley with forecasted clearer skies for tonight. we shall see residual breezes on tuesday with dropping into the upper 40's until wednesday. we are expected to slowly climb back into the 50's as we near next weekend. here is a look at your drive here is a look at your drive here are the accidents to watch listed on our maps construciton areas to look out for and alternate routes h

but it is not just southern california that is worried...mith says, the language and content of these emails has to be read, evaluated and compared to any other prior intelligence. he believes there will be more of these incidents in the future. as for bay area school districts... despite the threats in southern california... school remained in session. >>:i think anything could happen coming up. a car thief leaves a teen girl a shooting victim. now the hunt is on for the suspect. a class action lawsuit by women who say, a certain shampoo is making their hair fall out. flights cancelled. roads covered in snow. a powerful storm rocks colorado. ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. >> pam :new at eleven. a powerful snowstorm snarls traffic and air travel in colorado. more than 400- flights were canceled at denver intern

. >>> happening now, a bay area family is desperately searching for their son in southern california. no one has seen or heard from him in nearly a week. "today in the bay" kris sanchez joins us more with the investigation and his family plea for, kris. >> this young man was living the dream and his parents now living any' nightmare. they are desperate. they are oakley but down in southern california talking to anyone who will listen about their missing 27-year-old son. they say they're afraid something bad happened to their son, eric kohler because no one has heard from him since tuesday. as lapd investigates his parents are pounding the pavement down in l.a. where he was a producer at a special effects company. this is the last known image of eric kohler as he was leaving work on tuesday, but without his wallet, laptop or bag. surveillance video shows his black range rover pulling into a grocery store parking lot, also in the city of gardena. then, phone records show his phone was switched off and it has not been on, again. now, that is part of tleenz his parents are worried. they'r

new details now on an earthquake in southern california today. it has been upgraded to a 4.4 magnitude. it shook the city of devore60 miles east of los angeles at about 5:45 this evening. the seismograph from our sister station, kabc in the l.a. area, shows what the shaking looked like. 14 small aftershocks happened after the initial quake. no injuries or significant damage was reported. >>> let's move to the weather now and it is another very cold night. here is a live look from our abc7 roof camera. parts of the bay area will dip below freezing once again. sandhya patel is here with how cold it will get. >> cold enough to make you shiver as we head toward tomorrow morning. let me show you how cold it is right now across the bay area. already below freezing in fairfield. 30 degrees, 31 in livermore. near freezing napa, novato, santa rosa in the mid30s and even places like oakland and mountain view 39, 40 this san jose. it is clear that the temperatures are going down tomorrow morning. napa, livermore, fairfield, morgan hill, all 28 degrees when

they are somewhere in southern california. the police do not have a good description of them or their vehicle at this point. we will be following this story throughout the day. we will be back on the air with any major developments. we're going to have much more about this on your local news, on this cbs station. of >>> boom, it just, you know, just boom, boom, boom, boom. >> we continue to follow the breaking news in southern california, a mass shooting at a social services center in san bernardino, california east of los angeles, initial reports from police indicate 14 people are dead and more than a dozen are injured. right now police are searching for three gunman, the gun man were reportedly wearing military style a tire. hello everyone i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. the this is unfolding at inland regional center in san ber nature dino, we are told that center serves people with developmental disabilities. the lets look live from that scene. you can see heavily armed officers every where, traffic, of course,

a smash and grab robbery sparks panic in southern california. we take you to the scene. an east bay university gets a hefty donation. we'll tell you what the money will be used for. e a bow and arrow ♪ ♪ a broken guitar ♪ while the rainwater washes away ♪ ♪ who you are ♪ we go over the mountains ♪ and under the stars ♪ we go over the mountains ♪ and under the stars [♪] great change comes from doing the right thing. like the radical idea that health isn't an industry. it's a cause. so we do things differently. we combine care and coverage. and believe prevention is the most powerful of cures. so forgive us for not going with the flow. we just think the flow should go with us. which makes us rebels with one cause. your health. >> vicki : cal state east bay just received a million dollar donation. the university's work in the community inspired a local philanthropist that sits on the school's foundation board. for years cal state east bay has been focused on getting children interested in science technology, engineering and math. the malavalli family foundation has donated

new details now on an earthquake in southern california today. it has been upgraded to a 4.4 magnitude. it shook the city of devore60 miles east of los angeles at about 5:45 this evening. the seismograph from our sister station, kabc in the l.a. area, shows what the shaking looked like. 14 small aftershocks happened after the initial quake. no injuries or significant damage was reported. >>> let's move to the weather now and it is another very cold night. here is a live look from our abc7 roof camera. parts of the bay area will dip below freezing once again. sandhya patel is here with how cold it will get. >> cold enough to make you shiver as we head toward tomorrow morning. let me show you how cold it is right now across the bay area. already below freezing in fairfield. 30 degrees, 31 in livermore. near freezing napa, novato, santa rosa in the mid30s and even places like oakland and mountain view 39, 40 this san jose. it is clear that the temperatures are going down tomorrow morning. napa, livermore, fairfield, morgan hill, all 28 degrees when