usgs is -- fault north of san diego. usgs is saying those quakes measured 1.4 to 4.3. there is the possibility of a major earthquake through october 4th. >>> a firefighter was taken to the hospital by ambulance this afternoon. he hurt his knee battling a blaze in the santa cruz mountains. he is the second firefighter injured on the front lines and tonight we're learning even more homes have been destroyed. the loma fire has now burned 12 homes. fire containment is now up to 50%. our andria borba is on the scene. ns -- >> reporter: messages of gratitude dot summit road tonight. beyond the land drawn signs there are hillsides that look like fall foliage in its full glory. in reality it's retardant painting hylashields with the colors of fire season. >> -- hillsides with the colors of fire season. >> it's hard. i've lived up here the last third years and never had it this bad. it's hard to see it like. this. >> reporter: then there are firefighters keeping a careful watch of 4300 acres of blackened earth, scorched vegetation and burned home. tonight even with 50% containm

>> reporter: like these taken in 2004 which show this landslide and combined with the granite the usgs can combine them and get more information then otherwise wouldn't. there's plenty of anecdotal evidence at ft. funston. how much erosion is there? see the structures in the sand? they used to be on clifftops, but now the usgs has actual numbers to match with the scenery. >> measurements are critical for understanding both the rates of erosion currently and also projecting to the future. >> reporter: andria borba, kpix5. >>> fireballs exploded on a planeful of passengers. tonight investigators explain what went wrong. >> are you getting your mail delivered on time? there are lot of complaints in several bay area cities. tonight we asked what's going on? >> and crisis in california's forests, take a look, millions of dead trees. only on 5 tonight the new threat that could make things even worse. >> thousands of people search for aliens in the bay area tonight and guess what, they found them. the mae gave her top executive managed aa huge pay raiseet, and a lavish car allowance, run up a

. >> reporter: jonathan is a research geologist with the usgs. he has been studying the effects of erosion on the 160- foot cliffs around fort funston. but getting good scientific measurements is tricky. >> it's always been difficult to measure cliffs especially to think about trying to get out there with a survey rod or something. of course, you wouldn't do it. it's too dangerous. >> reporter: that's where the california coastal records project comes in. kenneth and gabrielle adelman have been taking aerial photos of the coastline for years. >> these photos that were made available by kenneth and gabrielle were taken with lots of what we call overlap so they were taken one after another after another. >> reporter: like these two photos taken in 2004 that show the same geographical markers like this landslide here and here. when combined, the usgs can build a 3d model and get erosion measurements they otherwise couldn't. >> you can see how soft the cliff is and that material just falling apart in my hand. >> reporter: there's plenty of anecdotal

. >>> the usgs puts the odds at about 70% that another earthquake that size or stronger will strike thebay area at some point over the next three decades. some warn such a quake could have the potential devastate the bay area economy. to mark today's anniversary, usgs will present new findings on the companies, workers and potential risk. >>> the loma fire. rain left homeowners concerned about the potential for mud slides. especially in the area recently scorched by the wildfire. we did see lots of local flooding and smaller rock slides around the roads there. strong wind gusts toppled trees. >> i'm concerned about the people. it would be terrible if they got floods right after it. >> as much as a foot of rain fell over the weekend. >>> three days of on and off rain made for messy conditions on the roadways. drivers faced flooding. standing water from a clogged drain wreaked havoc. >> we ran into a really big pocket of water on 101 where the exit used to be. that stopped everybody on the right side. >> getting off king street there is flooding. i've seen people hydroplaning. >> the stor

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to mark the anniversary, the usgs is going to present new findings on the companies, the workers and potential wages that are all at risk from another major earthquake in the bay area. >>> 4:56. search under way near lake tahoe for a small plane that disappeared. a small plane returning to the sacramento area is missing in a rugged part of the sierra nevada. it was first reported missing saturday night as it flew over from idaho. its last known position was southwest of lake tahoe. ground and aircraft searches were called off yesterday because of bad weather. crews plan to resume the search this morning. >>> the weekend rain didn't stop a search and rescue team getting critical training in. >>> a break overnight for the rain. >> right now seeing mild conditions around san francisco. dry right now across the golden gate bridge. still scattered showers around the tri-valley for you this morning. how much more rain could you expect? >> how much rain we had. rob is tracking the bigger numbers there. 101, you see puddles on the side of the road in san rafael. officers threatened with the

according to the usgs the volcano has been active since the 80s but it started bubbling up again yesterday homes or people are in danger. >>> more sunshine today. and find out what is ahead. >> we are seeing sunshine and more sunshine tomorrow. we have to deal with cooler temperatures. it will be cool. we don't have the cloud cover we have been seeing. some areas of patchy fog so it will keep temperatures down. today's highs were in the 70s. santa rosa was 75. redwood city was in the upper 60s. san francisco in the mid- 60s. you had overnight low's without the cloud cover you will feel the difference. we will be in the 40s in some spots. the low pressure system continues other east. if you were hoping for rain we will not see it. we will see sunshine. we have a ridge of high pressure and it is slowly building and moving into the bay area. you will see above average 10 pitchers later this week. it will feel good. denies fall day around much of the bay area. mostly clear tonight. cool and sunny and mild tomorrow. it will be below average for this time of year. warming into the weekend. satur

and in california, the usgs monitored activity near the san andreas fault. >> our primary is not to be >> reporter: this man, an engineer, spoke to students about how faultlines cause quakes and laid out safety tips they should use to protect themselves. >> what if you have one and don't know what to do? >> reporter: and the simulation doesn't just stop in the classroom. >> we want to make sure the people have the kits, water, food, medication. >> reporter: a lesson they hope students will take home to their families so everyone can be here. according to the website, nearly 55 million people around the world were stegger -- registered to participate. >>> should blue diamond hill be covered with houses? >> coming up, how the clark county commission answered that very controversial question and what it means to those who love red rock canyon. >>> and crews contain a pair of wildfires. what that means for those who want to hike the mary jane falls pacific that is going to steer weather for southern nevada. full forecast -- just around the corner. >>> and a question from the courts. could

geological survey showing where the query -- where the the usgs says more than 20 people reported the quake. no damages were reported. >>> let's check wwth stacey donaldson with your first alert forecast. >> that's right. some changes on the way on our seven-day forecast. we got into the 80s and upper 70s today but partly cloudy skies now over downtown denver. it is nice and quiet this evening and that will continue for the front range through tonight. 61 degrees is our current temperatures -- temperature with winds gusting around 20 miles per hour. i think that is what you will notice most the next 24 hours. they will stick around and because of the high wind, we have high fire danger through tomorrow including the denver metro, across the plains, sterling, burlington, pueblo, trinidad. current temperatures in the 60s from the front range across the plains and 40s and 50s for the mountains. it ill stay warm tomorrow with highs around 80 degrees but we have a midweek cooldown. highs. showers included. it depends on your elevation what type of precipitation this will be but tonight, a

the usgs estimates about 24 million people felt some kind of shaking. at least 2 people were injured. now this comes just two months after an intense earthquake killed nearly 300 people and destroyed the village of amatrice. >>> the defense department is responding to the outcry after members of the california national guard were asked to repay their enlistment bonuses. some of those debts total more than $25,000. but as weijia jang reports, from the pentagon, defense officials are putting the collection process on hold for now. weijia. >> reporter: ken, the defense secretary actually interrupted a nato meeting in brussels today to talk about his decision to stop all he was trying to get soldiers to pay back that money. he says in most cases the money should never have been rewarded but the servicemen and -women did not know that. so they shouldn't have to pay any consequences. >> all right. good afternoon, everybody. >> reporter: the white house welcomes the pentagon's decision to stop demanding soldiers pay back their bonuses. president obama had warn

cg: rober graves/sismologo usgs de california pero el interes se ha generado, que los sensores fueronos en 1932 que se destae temblores. inq: los expertos dicen que ape han dado eso no significa que se va a dar un terremoto de 7.5 grados o mayor sobre la falla de san andres. inclusive que todo esto solo aumento las posibildades de un terret mayor en .006% a .2 % o sea casi no afecto nada cg: raymond mesa sin embargo la oficina de servicios de emergencia de california emitio una advertencia a residentes en tod condados del sur de califoria de la posibiliad dquee registreun terremoto de mayor. entre hoy y hasta el 4 de octubre. inq: toda la ayuda que puede existir. y hoy precisamente funcionarios del condado proclamaron hoy el dia de preparaton. para recordarnos a todos que debemos estar listos en caso de cualquier emergencia. tc: inq: preparacin es imporntisiy eso es lo que recoms geologos de cal tech tambien. pues aseguran que aunque no es posible decir exactamente cuando se dara un terremoto fuerte. lo seguro es que viene. y hay que tener cuando menos lo basico para que sobrevivan un

earthquake struck the western part of the island of hanshu, no reports of injury or damage and the usgs says there's no threat of a tsunami. >>> 19 days until the election and tonight the candidates actually had dinner together. as veronica de la cruz shows us, things got a little uncomfortable. >> that's right. the annual catholic charity dinner in new york is usually full of good natured roasting, but tonight the presidential nominees really threw jacks -- jabs at each other. they started by shaking hand and barely spoke to each other. -- hands and barely spoke to each other. it didn't take long for things to get awkward and even some boos. >> hillary is so corrupt she got kicked off the watergate commission. [ booing ] >> how corrupt do you have to be to get kicked off the watergate commission? >> people look at the statue of liberty and they see a proud symbol of our history as a nation of immigrants, a beacon of hope for people around the world. donald looks at the statue of liberty and sees a four, maybe a five if she loses the torch and tablet and changes her hair. >> unlike thei

the usgs says the risk is above normal following a series of small quakes near the san andreas fault. it's why some in the inland empire area say they have plans to stock up on powerbars and survival kits. but others say they have water and should be just fine. >> i don't feel like i would be ready for an earthquake that big. and i feel like i should now. [ laughter ] >> just a fact of life. i'm earthquake-prepared. i went and bought more water. >> some locals are preparing because emergency supply websites say business says tripled in the last week and san bernardino's city hall has closed since the building is not quake-ready. >>> google will announce some new devices later today in san francisco. tech experts speculate that it will introduce two new phones. yesterday, a uk retailer prematurely posted a picture of one of those phones before taking it down quickly. google home could be announced today. it's similar to amazon's echo device designed to stream music, control home lighting and answer questions. >>> time now 4:42. piles of potentially toxic and dangerous dirt ends up next

usgs found the hayward fault, the most dangerous, connects with the lesser-known rogers creek fault. the point of contact under san pablo bay. what make the hayward fault so dangerous is that it runnells under a string of densely populated areas. scientists say if the two faults are yoruptur ruptured at the same time, they could produce a magnitude 7.had earthquake, which would be five times stronger than the 1989 loma prieta quake. >>> some call this medical discrimination. a teen abler kicked out of school for a disease he says he never really had. nbc bay area's rick boon joins us from our san francisco news room with this exclusive story. rick. >> reporter: good evening, raj. he's a student only known as cc. that's what his family wants us to identify him as. this after being told by his school he had a disease, but the school had no proof. >> sort of feel like i was in a way betrayed. >> reporter: a former jordan middle school student's feelings about his principal and a few teachers after they kicked him out of classes three years ago when he was 12, believing he had cystic fib

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. >> reporter:hoping to settle the issue, a team of usgs researches including geophycist david ponce, crisscrossed san pablo bay in a boat and used under water imaging equipment to scan the bottom. what they found is that the mud below the water is offset.. there's a split. when they mapped the split, a line formed that connected the end of the hayward fault to the rodgers creek fault. >> reporter:this is the best evidence to connected. >> reporter:.geologist have know for a earthquake along the hayward fault could be devastating for the bay area and california, but if the hayward is connected to the rodgers creek fault the danger could be even greater than previously believed. >>either fault by themselves might produce a 6.8 but if the two are connected the earthquake might reach a magnitude 7.2-7.4 >> reporter:this most recent discovery is just the latest evidence that faults around the bay area are more connected to believed. in recent years, geologist have also determined that the haward fault is connected to the calaveras fault near castro valley. ponce and his team to plan conti

usgs says those? range from magnitude of 1.42 -- to 4.3. this are only issued once or twice a year. >>> maneater mom to have a kit and a plan. be ready to drop cover and hold . trevitt thursday, governor brown signed legislation to develop a statewide earthquake warning system involving cell phones, radios and other medication devices. >>> another batch of miscues in miami beach is a positive or zika. this needs to be confirmed by the cdc but if true, this would be the six time they have a positive reading. 35 people in miami beach have contracted zika locally. officials sprayed the area for weeks hoping to get rid of infected mosquitoes. off the florida coast, the caribbean is racing for one of the most powerful hurricanes in recent history as we report the storm is on track to hit haiti and jamaica first.>>> per game at the strength into extremely powerful and where category five storm last night with winds sustained at 160 miles per hour before weakening slightly. this is the first category five storm since hurricane felix in 2007. storm

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according to the usgs, this is 78% chance of at least one 6.7 magnitude earthquake by 2043. there's a 90% chance of at least one 6.0 earthquake by 2043 and jessica you know there's a 12% chance of a 7.5 and 2.3% chance of and 8.0 and at the same time frame. just for comparison, obviously the great earthquake of san francisco is 7.8 that hayward last time that a major seismic event there was an 1868 and was a 6.8. so there's been 12 major seismic events on the hayward fault spanning about 1600 years good that's where they come up with a probability of okay, this false escape hole of producing a magnitude 7 and when they calculate the risk that hayward fault is actually 33% of the risk of these calculations. the san andreas makes up about 22% of the risk. the calaveras is 26 and some of the lesser-known falls make up the remainder. in terms of the state federal organization this unified coordination group for those of you are not familiar with the unified quarter nation group is made over the federal senior officials. it's made up of the state senior officials usually the dire

if you are away from your tv, you have to look at this usgs released these images of the lake which is located at the summit of the kilauea volcano. the lava sits about 118 feet below the crater. right now the volcano is active but not a threat to communities. >>> three people killed in plows through the southern part of that nation. the storm let six crewmembers stranded inside a fairy and when coast guard rescuers went to help six people got swept to see. fortunately, they were all rescued and survived. the typhoon is now headed for japan. >>> evacuation orders are in place for several coastal cities in the us as hurricane matthew is now heading toward america. hurricane winds issued for florida d -- state of emergency declared in north carolina and south carolina. store shelves are bare. people are stocking up on gas as well ahead of this storm. president obama even warning people to prepare and not to take this storm lightly. it does have the potential of leaving massive damage and flooding behind. >> just remember that you can always rebuild, repair property , you cannot restore a

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the usgs says the quake registered at 6.6 on the richter scale and hit the central part of the countrythe same areas as last week's tremors. local media reports several buildings damaged in last wee's quakes are now reduced to rubble. >>> hillary clinton is getting help with her campaign friday night. clinton appeared on the stage of a jennifer lopez concert in miami. using the appearance to push early voting in the state. donald trump campaigning out west. planning events in arizona, colorado, and new mexico sunday before heading to michigan monday. trump also encouraging people to take advantage of early voting. >>> the supreme court agreed to take a case addressing transgender rights. the case is that of a 17-year-old student in virginia who identifies as a boy and his wish to use the boy's bathroom in his school. his schoolle district policy requires them to use the bathrooms of their being yen der. >>> a grieving man caused a scare at the new york citio opera this weekend. police say the man walked up to the orchestra fit and staertded his friend's ashes inside. the opera cancelle

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scientist with the usgs have been mapping and observing its flow. the active lava lake crater, which is closed off to the public. >> extraordinary pictures. the honolulu firefighters union is calling for the fire chief to be fired.thig the union questioning the chief's t commitment to its memr safety. a warning, some of the video may be disturbing. you can see a firefighter falling during a rescue last month. he plummeted some 30 feet to the ground and wasto hurt. the chief said the design of the basket did not require an additional harness, though he said safety restraints may now the chief said the department is evacuating all equipment. >> hurricane matthew could put a temporary heart halt on the mosquitoes that spread the zika virus. initially after a big storm, there can be a decrease in all mosquitoes paired that's because adult mosquitoes, including those that carrye the zika viru, get washed away by heavy rain. plus, heavy rains and flooding also washed larva away from mosquito breeding sites li tires, birdbaths and flowerpots. but when thos

.>> the usgs has been tracking the historical pattern of the earthquake, major quakes along the hayward fault hit every 140-160 years, and the last one was 148 years ago. you can see the study on ktvu.com under the web links. >>> san jose could become the first large city in the nation to require gun owners to safely secure the gun to while away from home. they sent the proposed ordinance to the full council requiring guns to be stored in a locked container or that they be disabled with a trigger lock anytime they are left at home. the current california law requires they be safely stored only with children present, but the gun owners calling this an abridgment on their second amendment rights -- infringement on their second amendment rights. >>> three buildings burned in the castro district, and what the firefighters found when they got there and what made the job really hard. >>> balancing safety and encouraging innovation, the challenge of getting the driverless cars on the roads in california. >>> traffic getting busier by the moment, ramping up the morning commute, traffic on the s

usgs released these images of the lake which is located at the summit of the kilauea volcano. is lava sits about 118 feet low the crater. right now the of all the volcano is active but not threatening local communities. >>> the most accurate forecast . this morning another cool start. today we are tracking warmer temperatures by this afternoon. soon we will be warming back into the 90s. i am tracking some rain chances in the seven-day forecast. rain chances returning by the weekend. today plan on dry conditions with sunny skies across the valley and the state. warmer. that means we warm up a little bit faster. by noon up to 84. today's high at 88. still below average. a little warmer than the last couple of days. very light breezes in the valley. the wind across the phoenix metro and in southern era -- arizona won't be a big impact for us. northern arizona we will feel some stronger winds today, gust near 35 miles drive for the valley. sunny skies through the afternoon. going into tonight we will see a few high clouds drifting by. tomorrow passing high clouds but still a dry f

the usgs in golden shows one of the quakes in italy carried a was about eight times stronger at 6.1. that is debris coming down. look at this building falling apart. aftershocks reduced this 15th century church to rubble. people lost power. they ran for cover. crews helped some make makeshift shte injuries, believe it or not. this, by the way, is the same region where strong earthquake hit in august, historic homes and buildings are just not earthquake resistant. 300 people lost their lives in that august earthquake. >>> new this morning, wadsworth is back open from a deadly motorcycle crash near west 48th avenue. it happened around 8:00 last night in wheat ridge. the rider died. after 11:00 and we don't know what caused the crash. >>> take a look at this, some cowboys are hoping to round up the rest of the cattle still missing from an i-70 crash. the truck was carrying the cows and it overturned on tuesday. cdot brought out cowboys to corral the livestock wandering near georgetown. >> the thing about moving cows is, it's not like in a cowboy movie. you move them real slow and wait u

the usgs says a magnitude 7 quake could strike today. it says the risk is above normal after a series of small quakes hit the san andreas fault area about a week ago. it's why some in the inland empire region say they are buying up powerbars and survival kits. san bernardino city hall has closed since the building is not quake-ready. >>> just in, tennis star maria sharapova has had her doping suspension reduced from 2 years to 15 months. a board found the five time winner did not intend to take banned substances. the reduction will allow sharapova to play in the french open next april. >>> ive things to know at the :55. all eyes are on hurricane matthew as the system barrels through the caribbean. it made landfall in haiti two hours ago and will bring rain, wind and storm surge. it could hit the southeastern united states friday. >>> tim kaine and mike pence face off today in their first and only vice-presidential debate. pence enlisted wisconsin governor scott walker to play the role of kaine in debate preps. the virginia governor has b

i think we're inclined to stay out of this and push it back to the companies and usg to dialogue and resolve. during a rally last night, donald trump looked to seize on the latest wikileaks release. >> the hillary clinton documents released by wikileaks just a little while ago make it more clear than ever just how much is at stake on november 8th. the corruption of the clintons knows no limits, and we've known that for a long time. there has never been anything like what's happening in our country. we've never had a thing like this before, and it's a disgrace, and they ought to be ashamed of themselves. >>> still ahead, for the first time since a dramatic shootout with the police, the man accused has been formally charged. >>> plus, 25 days away from the election and a slew of polls show donald trump has a lot of ground to make up. those stories and a check on weather when we come right back. americans are buying more and more of everything online. and so many businesses rely on the united states postal service to get it there. that's why we make more ecommerce deliveries to homes th

the usgs says a 72% chance that a 6.2 magnitude quake or larger will strike the hayward fault sometime in the next 30 years. a new study shows how the business world will be affected. >> such an earthquake could affect 101,000 businesses, 1.5 million employees and annual payrolls totaling $150 billion. >> a lot of money there. the bureau of labor statistics says a large earthquake could severely impact jobs in health, manufacturing and the tech industry. >> hard not to look at that video and not remember where you were in the bay area during that time. >> powerful. >>> two san francisco supervisors want the city to end all business with its own hometown bank wells fargo. >> the city has already started to punish the bank. >> that's right. supervisors john avalos and jane kim says it doesn't go far enough. the two will hold a press conference this morning calling for the city to cut ties with wells fargo. the bank as you well know got caught faking accounts for millions of customers in order to run its numbers up. the ceo quit, but replaced by an insider. many critics say that is not en

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and if i can get comfortable talking about this kiester, then you can get comfortable usg preparationsort of discomfort in yours. preparation h. get comfortable with it. >>> welcome back with us. mike murphy, strategist offal many campaigns despite his youthful look. the former chief of the super pac. >> today we'll tap into mike murphy's sense of how to run a campaign and talk to his big brain about what the two presidentials can do, should do in the remaining weeks. my sense is that their internal data is not too far from the public date. a down 5 nationally. no where near 45, 46 they need win. so they put on some new ads. what are their options to go to the boss and say we're behind. we need to change dynamic or we'll lose? >> they're in october. the good news is the media attention has never been hotter. the bad news is they're in pocket and the clock is ticking. the polling is interesting. they have to get trump to start running a campaign that brings new voters in. he is stuck in that cul-de-sac where he is losing college educated white people by too. and losing minorities. that

the usgs says a 72% chance that a 6.2 quake or larger will strike the hayward fault sometime in the next three decades. a new study shows how the business world would be affected. >> such an earthquake could affect 101,000 businesses, 1.5 million employees and annual payrolls totaling $150 billion. >> more specifically, the bureau of labor statistics adds that a large earthquake could severely impact jobs in the sectors of health, manufacturing and yes the tech industry. >>> attention passengers, your pilot in the airplane of the future may never need a lunch break or a nap for that matter. a new federal program is working to perfect the robot copilot to play the role of what's now the second human pilot in the cockpit. the program's leader says the day is coming where there will be no human pilots on board. that may be just the beginning for small planes in the future. >> things are changing in the friendly skies. in the meantime, speaking of flying, san francisco-based virgin america has been named the best airline in the united states. >> scott, you've been watching carefully. the air

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