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since mud slides happen so quickly with no warning, the usgs is now warning residents to take action before something happens. >> decide whether they live in a place that's hazardous. if they do and they know that there's a national weather service alert, they might consider visiting a relative or visiting some friends and spending the night someplace else. >> now, the usgs says that most of its monitoring sites do show pressure from standing water. coming up at 6:00, a live update from the santa cruz mountains. >>> not surprisingly a high surf advisory in pacifica until tomorrow morning. today the city is preparing for an emergency demolition of an apartment building that's on the edge of the cliffs. we talked about this property for a long time. this is 320 esplanade. it's been red tagged for the last six years. the cliffs around it have been eroding right before our eyes during this el nino season. the city manager says the property owner hasn't taken any steps to demo the building, so the city of pacifica is going to knock it down. 200,000 bucks of emergency funds will be used. >

the usgs is issuing a new first of its kind earthquake prediction map which forecasts one year out. california still very much at risk and very active with numerous quake faults, that's not a surprise. but now areas in the central part of united states eastern states also growing in risk. the change is entirely man made and has to do with activities like oil drilling and fracking, which can cause the earth's crust to become unsettled. >> a few states, such as texas and oklahoma, the seismic is comparable to many parts of california. >> some usgs projections suggest that it could see up to a m magnitude 7 quake. about 8 million people live in those new areas. >>> kris, climatologists say that two bay area scientists tell "the chronicle" usgs researchers went to yosemite to figure out why rock slides sometimes happen on perfectly dry summer days. over several years they examined the same expanding crack along the face of a cliff. what they concluded is that seasonalture changes led to expansions and contractions in the rocks and more intense seasonal changes also intensified that proc

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the usgs said swarms are not unusual for the alum rock area. and there's been a swarm active a few miles north of santa rosa. there have been 48 small earthquakes in the past 24 hours. >> was it a cruel prank or a serial animal killer? police are asking for help tracking down the person who killed several animals with a bebe gun. cheryl hurd has the story. this is a bizarre story. what do we know? >> it is. we talking about three racoons, a feral cat and an opossum. >> on saturday morning they found five animals that had been hit by bebe pellets. >> one was in the middle of the street clinging to life. >> likely these animals were shot with the pellets and then wandered for some distance. >> the grounds keeper drove the animals to berkeley's animal control center. they discovered four of the animals were shot with some type of pellet gun. >> animal cruelty is a penalty in the state of california. >> and the fact that they are being targeted is disturbing to those who come and join the views. >> this is like a wildlife sanctuary in berkeley this

the usgs said the national gas exploration process called hydraulic fracturing or fracking are to blame. companies have been pumping water into the ground, all that waste water causes faults to slip. >> it just tends to push the sides of the fault apart. >> oklahoma has seen a 600% increase in earthquake since the fracking boom began in 2009. according to the new maps, 7 million americans are at risk with oklahoma and texas in the greatest danger. so far, the earthquakes in those states haven't led to any deaths, major injuries or major property damage, but scientists predict it's only a matter of time before a bigger quake happens there. >> i think people's lives and property is at stake. in a lot of ways, the legitimacy of government is at stake. >> usually the usgs puts out a new earthquake man every six years but things are changing so frequently, the this map was put out four years early. it may have to start updating the map each year going forward. >> the lawmaker we heard from at the end of your piece said the legitimacy of government is at stake here. what is the government doi

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the usgs says that swarms are not unusual for the area. there was also a quake swarm a few miles north of santa rosa. in all, there have been about 48 small quakes in just the last 24 hours. >>> well, the search is on right now for the person who shot wild animals with a pellet gun at the berkeley marina. a groundskeeper discovered three raccoons, an opossum, and a feral cat either dead or clinging to life along the shoreline last saturday morning. investigators believe they were targeted. >> likely, these animals were shot with the pellets and then wandered for some distance. animal cruelty is a felony in the state of california. >> this is like a wildlife sanctuary up here in berkeley. and they really need to be protected, the regular animals. and i just think it's wrong. this is not hunting season here at the marina. >> now, police are putting out information, because they have really not much to go on. so if you can help, if you saw anything, contact berkeley police. >>> at 5:03, very busy at the docks this morning, and with good reaso

the usgs says that swarms are not unusual for the area. there was also a quake swarm a few miles north of santa rosa. in all, there have been 48 small quakes, just in the past 24 hours. >> yeah, i did sign up for that nbc bay area app, seriously, and i did get the alert. i was glad to hear it. my dad got it out of state and that's who woke me up. >> doing his job. >>> it's 6:37 right now. nice day in store again. kari hall, colder to start. but that will change. >> that will change as our temperatures warm up today. make sure you have something nice and warm to where, as you head out the door. take a look at these temperatures now. it is 39 degrees in the peninsula. and we have some clouds moving into the north bay. so temperatures haven't dipped below 42 degrees. it's 52 degrees in san francisco. into the day, we'll have some sunshine, and more of that sun later today. it will take a while for those clouds to clear out. but we're up to 71 degrees in the north bay. 70 in the tri-valley. east bay, peninsula, and the south bay, in the upper

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the usgs has been monitoring four potential mudslide areas in the area since 2009. not far from the niles canyon landslide, which caused the train to derail. >> we are well into the landslide season. we're looking at a year where we would see failures in march if the next round of storms is powerful. >> reporter: union pacific officials know that and they say they're doing everything humanly possible to keep the rails safe. >> there are places where it might occur again. that's out of our control. >> reporter: now the first train will leave stockton tomorrow morning at 4:20 in the morning, a little over five hours from thousand. a spotter train will be in front of it to make sure that those tracks are safe. live in sunol, cheryl hurd. >> stay with us for continuing coverage of this derailment. we're constantly updating our social media platforms with information and you can sign up for breaking news alerts. >>> we desperately need the rain, but it is problematic for many of us. scattered rain could keep us wet. let's bring in jeff ranieri with the timeline. >> you c

the usgs says swarms are not unusual for this area, as those of us who live in the south bay can attest. there was a quake swarm a few miles north of santa rosa. in all, there have been 40 small quakes in just the last four hours. >> and you didn't feel any of those? >> i didn't feel it, but we got the nbc bay area alert. so that woke me up. >> a lot of people not clinging to their beds from the earthquake, but because they didn't want to get out of bed. >> it was so cold, kari! >> another cold morning. it makes it hard to get the day started, but once you step out the door, that will instantly wake you up, once you feel ow chilly it is. it's 41 in livermore. pa little bit milder in the north bay this morning, because we've seen some clouds rolling in. and that will kind of act as a blanket and keep those temperatures from plummeting into the mid-30s, like we had yesterday. we're looking at highs the today up to 71 degrees in los gatos. and burlingame, 66. 63 in burrno heights. napa, up to 70. and antioch today, 71. we'll take a look at the rest of the forecast and into the weekend adds

the usgs says the natural gas exploration process called hydraulic fracturing or fracking is to blame. to get oil and gas out of the ground, companies have been pumping large amounts of water in. all that wastewater causes faults to slip. >> it just tending to push the sides of the fault apart. >> reporter: oklahoma has seen a 600% increase in earthquakes since the fracking boom began in 2009. according to the new maps, 7 million americans are at risk with oklahoma and texas in the greatest danger. so far the earthquakes in those states haven't led to deaths, major injuries or major property damage, but scientists predict it's only a matter of time before a bigger quake happens there. >> i think people's lives and property is at stake. in a lot of ways the legitimacy of government is at stake. >> reporter: john henry smith, al jazeera. >>> a philadelphia brewery is tapping into politics for the latest beers in protest of donald trump. the dog street brewery krapted beer called the short-fingered stout. that's a reference to the ongoing teasing of trump over the size of his hands. the

officer used his head, to hisi and made two arsts without usg deadly force. >> reporter: initial gunfire lice attention, happened just yards from here, investigators fnd tenpent shell cings from a large liber nun. that stsired here tonight, and none was hurt. we are live from frankford j chirico r channel six "action news" jim. >> thanks, jeff. >>> wilmington police are on the hunt for a ki shore gunned down man an hour d a half ago. the deadly sotingappened on the 1200 block of west seventhtreet, and t victim was shot multiple m in the chest. he has inhe been intified, nor has a motive. >>> "action news" was on the scene in center city phadelphia thisvening. the as a spected bank rber s caught red-handed, literally. police say he held up republic blank near 16th and walnut 5:15fficers spotted him runningway and chased after him, catching him around t block on walnut street. they say he was stained with redpots from e pding dye pa. >>> trafficragedy isouth philadelphia tonight. a man who fred a ire behind the whe lost ctrol of his car and then hit two parked cars and a three two-year old

according to the usgs website, the back-to-back quakes hit ten miles south of clear lake and three miles knot east. the first struck just after 12:30 with a magnitude of 3.1. six seconds later another jolt from a 3.2 quake. no reports of any damage. >>> a telephone billing scam that's targeting pg&e customers. officials say that the caller demands payment for past due bills, then threatens to turn off their electricity if immediate payment isn't received. the utility says that the caller requests a path in the amount to be paid with a prepaid cash card and such as paypal or green dot. that they say that their representatives will never request the immediate payment over the phone with the prepaid cash card and if you think that you have been a victim of the billing scam to be sure to report it to police. >>> tomorrow apple is expected to unveil their latest product for spring as they say that the company is likely to announce a new iphone called the se. that it will be rumored to have a four-inch screen. also talk that apple will introduce a new thinner ipad and new styles for apple watc

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that's according to the usgs. that could put pressure on potash prices.hey've already been under pressure. along with the rest of the commodities index. are agricultural chemical makers, down 29% over the past year. companiesk at the that provide a lot of the north american supply, potash accounts for the largest percentage of supply, 32%. these are the companies that are the most affected by changes in potash or potassium pricing. alix: i just learned something new about commodities. that does not happen very often. things a lot. -- thanks a lot. for 30 years, prices of copper have been highly correlated to oil. i'm next guest says this relationship could be coming to an end. scarlet: talk about the correlation between oil and copper. alix: as demand growth picks up, both prices move higher. why do you think that will decouple right now? >> if we look at that relationship in the past 15 , the take for take up and down, copper is tethered to the oil price. and 25 between 15 barrels of oil to buy an ounce of gold. technology is not a friend to the oil and

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the usgs says it was a shallow quake. but this is the same area where a giant earthquake kicked off a tsunami that killed 230,000 people across a dozen countries. we'll continue to monitor the situation there in that part of the indian ocean. we'll have more details as they come into the news room. stay tuned to kron 4 for that. >>> police are investigating a rash of robberies at several east bay bart stations. thieves are stealing cat catalytic converters that are underneath cars. jackie joins us live with details on the crime spree, jackie? >> good morning, annie, i'm out here at the north concord bart station and folk are starting to show up and for many of them, they leave their cars parked all day long as they take bart to their destination. and unfortunately, for some, they're coming back finding their cars have been burglarized. here's video from yesterday. they're stealing these catalytic converters. there were three stolen from hondas just from this one station here in concord on monday. last week the reports are

as heavy rain storms moved into california in early march, usgs geomorphologist dr. johnathan stock says a small network of ground moisture sensors set up around the bay area detected a dramatic increase in the water saturation of the ground and in the amount of water pooling above ground. two signs of a potential landslide. sot and then boom. there's that water pressure spike right there. sot in the time we have been monitoring, i don't think we have ever come this close to having shallow landslides around the bay area. alarmed, stock and his team contacted the national weather service which did issue a shallow landslide warning but fortunately the incoming storms were not as strong as predicted and the danger passed. sot no new landslides that we know of but plenty of activity on places that humans have changed and made steeper. road cuts and things like that. just as it has a rainy season, california also has a landslide season which normally peaks in january. stock says it appears that california is in the clear... for now. sot unless we get a very large storm, w

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we thank you for joining usg us tonight, i'm tony perkins. per >> and i'm sarah simmons in for shawn. > we begin in montgomery county firefighters spent several hourh batting brush fires. one of the files scoured several acres in germantown. fox5's teisha lewis is life at station 34 in germantown where firefighters recently returned c from batting the fires. t >>report: firefighters returned just a a short time ago. today was a red flag day. da that means that winds were highi and humidity was low. those are ripe conditions for brush fires.ire now, thankfully no one was was injured and there was not significant property damage dam beyond a few sheds, but even so this brush fire was dangerouslyo close to one home and the owner says that it was a discarded cigarette butt that could be tot blame. it was a line of fire that came up the hill here and was coming right towards the house. today was a red flag day, that means wins were high again and humidity was low, now it was a dramatic evening for william web and his family. he says he's lived her

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this ang caht onameradepues usg beating caught on camera.rea. deputies using batons after chasing a suspect across the area. now announcement of a civil lawsuit filed as a result. thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez. >> i'm scott mcgrew. the video's been seen everywhere. a third deputy is in trouble for allegedly trying to bribe a witness with a necklace taken from suspect who was beaten. >> bob redell is live where the lawsuit is going to be filed. >> reporter: good morning. outside the oakland law firm representing that victim, and this is a copy of the claim that his attorneys are filing against the alameda county sheriff's office as well as demand there's a preservation of evidence. i want to take you inside that building behind me where this news conference is about to start. his attorney, again, going to announce he's filing the claim against the alameda county sheriff's office and the deputies accused of beating his client. notice inside the room, there's an image of his client and the injuries he received to his head when the two dep

. >> the usgs saying there are 3300 miles of train tracks supposed to be inspected twice a week and they did check out the tracks where the derailment happened monday night. those cars are in a fremont yard out of service so inspectors can continue taking a look at what happened there. we'll be talking to passengers come ing up in the next half hour. live in livermore, stephanie chuang, today in the bay. >> thanks. >>> stay with us throughout the morning for continuing coverage as that train makes its way into the bay area. we will be constantly updating our social nemedia platforms wi information. >> scary moments for a south bay clerk after two armed robbers opened fire wounding him. >> live at the police department, authorities still searching for the men responsible. the man who was attacked fought back. >> reporter: he did. it appears the two suspects were chased off as a result. it happened not far from the police headquarters. a few miles away, not far from the interchange with 280 and 87, around 7:00 last night. these two men entered sunny's quick stop on locus street. one of the

the usgs is monitoring sites in san bruno. >>> how about good news about this rain? of course, besides the drought, all of this recent moisture means there is a lot of fresh powder. the weekend storm dumped about two feet of snow and made for dangerous driving. interstate 80 was closed overnight and much of the morning. the wet weather increased california's snow pact but still not enough to make major dent in the on going drought. >> its easy to get connected to the weather outside bey going inside. click on the radar on the weather page, there you can szeo in. that gives you what you need to know right when you need to know it. i'm scott budman, that's how to stay informed with the nbc aw b krrc bay area wrap. >>> nancy region honoring her memory by lowering the flag to half staff. all federal buildings repeated the tribute for the former first lady in order from president obama. tonight mrs. regan is being remembered around the world as one of the most influential first ladies in u.s. history. gina kim joins us down in southern california and gina, friday will be

today the usgs downgraded that vol cay though alert. >>> fishermen will meet to agree on the price for crab sells got a look at the first dungeons catch. one buyer says the crabs were excellent with a good meat to weight ratio. high levels of a toxic chemical delayed the crab season for five months. >>> california's minimum wage. workers will get a $15 an hour. that is their wage after governor brown helped negotiate a deal between the state legislatures and union leaders. >> it's a matter of economic justice. it makes sense. and it will help our entire state do much better for its citizens. >> governor managed to keep the pay increase off the statewide ballot. however the change will take a little bit of time. in most cases minimum wages will increase $1 a year before it hits $15 an hour in 2022. >>> a man who was beaten by two sheriffs deputies is suing the alameda county sheriffs office. we'll show you is surveillance video from the night of the incident. >> kiet do live in downtown san jose where the the city is considering changing its marijuana laws to develop a medical marijuana

the usgs said the last one was the largest, 3.2 magnitude.hers were 2.7, 2.6, and two point, 2.6, and 2.5. no reports of damage. >>> there is a new audit at the university of california that said when it comes to enrollment, out-of-state students who pay higher tuition are being favored over california residents. the 10 uc campuses had about 252,000 students last year. the audit said the number of nonresidents accepted has jumped by 18,000 in the past five years. that's an increase of 82%. at the same time, the percentage of students from california slipped 1%. the school officials say that does not mean that out-of-state students are getting preferential treatment. the students we talked to said it's hard for anyone to get into a uc school. >> i had a 3.88 and i know people who got over 4.0 who did not get in. >> i know they have on out-of- state students, how many they can accept and all the it is doubt students -- out-of-state students i have met i feel like it's harder for them to get in. >> the audrey gomez the university conduct a cost

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