. >> lloyd wells, not worried after the usgs reported a 3.4 quake. it is nearly the identical spot as last night's 3.0 quake. >> if we were living back east, we will be dealing with hurricanes and other stuff. >> others are concerned, worried it is a precursor. >> it worries me, we are in line for the big one. >> a geophysicist monitoring the earthquakes told nbc bay area, this is nothing to be alarmed over. >> these earthquakes tend to come in and have their own aftershocks. it is not a guarantee of of safety. >> i can't promise something bigger won't happen. an activity like this is common in the area. that is in downtown, life goes on. >> it is part of living here. city leaders and fire fighters gather to remember the lives lost on that tragic day, 3,000 homes destroyed. >> i know that each and every one of us that experienced tragic will not forget what that felt like. that realization of the enormity of the loss. >> behind the speakers there, a mural, made out of tiles dedicated to the fire back in 1991. the oakland firechief rang a bell listing

the usgs measured at 6.2 and was centered south of the big island. however, there is no threat of a tsunami. it hit just before noon local time. people reported strong shaking and the quake was felt on the pandemic pulled the plug on most celebrations last year, but 2021 is promising to be a different story. dr. anthony fauci has some encouraging words for those who want to go trick or treating this year and after taking some serious heat for its practices and then going through an i've always focused on my career. but when we found out our son had autism, his future became my focus. lavender baths always calmed him. so we turned bath time into a business. and building it with my son has been my dream job. at northwestern mutual, our version of financial planning helps you live your dreams today. find a northwestern mutual advisor at nm.com >> welcome back. facebook is unveiling new controls for kids. this follows damming testimony claiming the company's platforms harm children. teens will be prompted to take a break when they are using its photo sha

usgs report details the effects of a magnitude seven earthquake along the hayward fault. for weeks. gas and water service could be interrupted for months. the usgs says some east bay residents could be without water for anywhere from six weeks to six months. the 780 page report recommends retrofitting infrastructure and water and electricity systems to prevent such a disaster. democratic leaders race to piece together a roughly $2 trillion to mess stick policy bill will be self imposed week in deadline coming up caroline shadley reports now from washington. i do think i'll get a deal. president biden sounds confident about the pared down version of his build back better agenda, and house leadership says there is broad support for the framework 96% of the house and senate democrats support the president's proposal. but it's that other 4% that is shaping the contents of the bill and could tank it all together. president biden told house democrats this week the deal might have to shrink to 1.9 trillion down from 3.5 still too small for progressives and too big for moderates.

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according to the usgs and a magnitude earthquake struck the fault line it could knock out communications, meaning delays in emergency service for fires and 911 calls. the study also finds that the county would be likely the hardest hit area with only 7% of service available after the quake. that is comparable to the cellphone service failure in new york city after september 11th. >> we see damage to all lifeline infrastructure. roads, bridges, telecommunication, b.a.r.t llalso tonight, the warriors played in front of a packed house at chase center for the first time in more than a year and a half. and it was well worth the wait. >> it is nice to see a full building. >> people get to be back and celebrate. >> charlie walter. >> yes. he is here from chase center with the nail biter that sent fans home happy, charlie? >> reporter: before this game steph curry was named as one of the 75 greatest players in nba history and tonight he proved why he may be the greatest active player on planet earth. he had this place rocking like it was the old days at oracle arena. came out on fire against th

. >>> a new usgs earthquake study is revealing the dire straits we could find ourselves in when the big one hits. >> it found a magnitude 7 on the hayward fault could knock out cell phone service for days or weeks. making emergency unit communication next to impossible. researchers say alameda county would likely be the hardest hit, which is 7% of cell service available. that is exactly what happened in new york city after 9/11, with 93% of cell phone calls failed. >> the report also found the potential for big problems further down. 880 in santa clara county, and we will have that part of this story had at 11:00. >>> it could be just the ticket as the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier. hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. ♪ tension builds... ♪ the plot twist. ♪ the hero prevails. in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just getting started. introducing the all-new nissan frontier. every single day, we're all getting a little bit better. but our here, we are just getting started. we're better cooks... better neighbors... hi. i

the usgs says they measured at 6.1 and 6.2, and were centered south of the big island. however, there is no threat of a tsunami. people reported strong shaking and the quake was felt on kawhi kawai. you can hear items crashing to the floor. there are just a few weeks left until halloween. pandemic pulled thelug on most celebrations last year, but 2021 is promising to be different. dr. anthony fauci has some encouraging words for those who want to go trick-or-treating this year. and after taking some serious heat for its practices and going through an outage, facebook is making some changes. working at recology is more than a job for jesus. it's a family tradition. jesus took over his dad's roue when he retired after 47 year. now he's showing a new generation what recology is all about. as an employee-owned company, recology provides good-paying local jobs for san franciscans. we're proud to have built the city's recycling system from the ground up, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. let's keep making a differene together. when you hear... ♪c

over 700 people told the usgs felt it, some as far away as sacramento. >>> looking live, san francisco, san jose tonight, bad air is moving in. the combination of high temperatures and wild fire smoke is triggering a spare the air alert for tomorrow. our chief meteorologist joins us now, paul, it is october but it felt like july. it felt like summer. >> happy july 93rd everybody. today was the warmest day of 2021 of the city so far. the spare the air alert is because the air quality management district expects the east bay to get into the orange category. unhealthy for sensitive groups tomorrow. the rest of the bay area, moderate category, i would be surprised if we get any of the orange dots on the map tonight. the bulk of the fire will be in the atmosphere. originating from the sierra when the windy fire is still burning, some of that sneaking up towards us. we will notice hazy skies over head on saturday and sunday and monday. but, at ground level. i don't think there will be a lot of surface level smoke. the air quality, moderate. not great. it will not reach us at unhealthy levels

i want to go to some images that was put out by usgs. you can see what i'm talking about here.. we heard that some of the fishers were spewing as high as a 5 story building. now, this is just pulling at the bottom of the crater. and that's what's making the sky so orange at night. and if you think seeing these images are amazing. being here in person is even better. it's almost like you can truly feel that this volcano is alive. it's just something about being out here and the reaction from locals and visitors. it's just really special. take a listen. i feel like i was just >> just that they didn't beauty here a it's magical it. so magical. >> it's magical. something that you can't witness in the united states. yeah. other than here. >> yeah. just absolutely incredible. so many people i spoke to were just at a loss for words. again. the good news is it safe to be here as long as you know, you're in these roped off staying on the on the pathways in the overlook areas. but it is safe to be here because this eruption is contained to with in holly momo crater. that means the locals

nearly 1000 people reported to the usgs that they felt it. >>> noted that massive pot bust in the east bay, where authorities seized about 100,000 illegal there one a plant, and it nearly $10 million in cold cash. kpix 5's juliette goodrich gives us an inside look at the san leandro facility that was rated overnight. >> reporter: i'm inside one of the legal grow operations, and you can see just how many plants were growing here and seized, more than 100,000 marijuana plants. hundred thousand dollars in cash here in this warehouse, and you can see over here alameda county sheriff's deputies busted through the doors in the raid. >> it seems to be a common trait running into $1 million in cash in a closet in a bag. watches come on jewelry, a lot of great, a lot of money. >> reporter: seven people arrested so far, but deputies say there will be more arrests to follow. monday laundering, tax evasion, illegal growing operations, just to name a few of the charges. to give you a closer look at the inner workings of this warehouse, you can walk down this hallway here, and you can see that there

the usgs reported a 3.2 magnitude quake hit around san leandro tonight. really close to bishop high school. no reports of damage so far but nearly 700 people did report feeling the earthquake. >>> hundred of santa clara university students got together to support sexual assault survivors and highlight a huge jump in local assault cases. students claim there have been more than two dozen sexual assaults in the past few weeks. most allegedly happening at parties near campus. some of them involving the drugging of victims. >> people at parties have actually witnessed or caught men. i know a person in particular was caught putting something in a woman's drink. >> they said that specific person was not a student at the university and has been black listed from future parties but has never been charged. the university issued a statement saying in part it has received only two third party reports about incidents of possible drugging since september 19th and one report of a sexual assault. but the victim declined to report formally. they say none of the reports h

the usgs says a magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck the bay area's hayward fault line, it could cause widespreadunication services, and lead to delays in reporting fires and 911 calls. it also finds alameda county would likely be the hardest hit area, with only 7% of service available after the quake. that is identical to the communications service failure in new york city after 9/11 93% of cell phone calls failed. e s drop, cover, and hold on as they took part in the great california shakeout. today, san francisco mayor london breed, along with library staff and public safety officials, took part in this year's annual event. >> this today is a reminder for our state here in california that earthquakes happen, but we are prepared. we have been through this before. we are a resilient city. >> the message is to make sure you are prepared and have a plan. also, have an earthquake section on kpix.com , including tips to keep you and your family safe. >>> it is time for the least surprising news of the night. rain puts out fires. it worked in the caldor fire. it has been fully contained. the fire had

the usgs reported a quake in the same area about 7:15 last night. it was originally measured as a 3.2, downgraded to a 3.0. hundreds reported feeling that quake. no reports of injuries or damage. >>> tomorrow is going to be another spare the air day. live look outside right now. here is rob tracking that air quality. >> the locations on the right side of the screen including the tri-valley and walnut creek. you have the hazy skies, strong high pressure and not a lot of wind. so what that does, high pressure around, it tends inland. so the unhealthy for sensitive air quality that we saw these sensitive groups, if you have asthma or pre-existing conditions, same story again tomorrow for places like livermore, concord walnut creek. however, we should begin to see better air quality as we head to the beginning of next week. you can see we get out of the orange or unhealthy for sensitive groups range monday into tuesday. all areas looking good by wednesday and thursday as we see a bigger change in the weather. not just cooler temperatures and betterer ai

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scientist at the usgs describe that fault as a tectonic time bomb and they believe it will rupture at any time again. they are concerned it would produce 6.8 or 7.0. like you i also received an alert here in alameda county on my phone about emergency preparedness all part of the great shakeout day in the great state of california. reporting live in dublin, nbc bay area news. >> always a good reminder. drop, cover, hold on. >>> in a few hours we should learn the reason behind the mysterious death of this family from san francisco who had recently moved to sierra foothills. even their family dog, the couple, and their 1-year-old daughter all died while on a hike in august. their bodies were found near the south fork of the river. at one point investigators were considering toxic algae blooms as a cause. other possibilities including drugs, foul play, suicide were all ruled out. investigators plan to hold what they say will be the final news conference later this afternoon. >>> this hour we are still waiting to see if the partial human remains found near this florida park are those of br

the usgs says volcanic activity started on september 29th and it was the first time since may.erupted the agency says eruption would remain confined to the summit region, which is good news for those down the of the mountain. now our 4 zone forecast we give you a live look at to a windy point tower in telegraph hill in the city. a lawrence is standing by to give us some idea about the showers that are in the is just drizzle. just how about a slight chance of look very significant. there's a chance we could see some showers in the coming days here. things begin to change you felt it outside today. the temperature drop you see the clouds begin to move in as a cold front sliding into the bay area so high pressure kind of getting out of the way. >> and the front actually bring some rain to far northern california towards eureka and crescent city. they continue to look at some light showers right now. the front good work its way in the bay area tonight and tomorrow. unfortunately, there's not much going to be much rain leftover inside that system. so right now we've seen the sea bre

shake count 7.5 million people statewide signed up for today's drill, according to a new study by the usgsrthquake here in california would knock out communications services for days or even weeks. this includes the majority of cell phones in the areas closest to the epicenter. the study says that cell towers are vulnerable to sustained power outages. the same goes for cellular equipment on power poles and buildings at risk of extreme shaking, liquefaction and fire. the disruption of self service would cut off access to 911 operators and lead to delays in reporting fires and calls for medical health. all right, turning our attention to the weather force. everyone is talking about the rain. it's great that we're certainly getting some rain, but we are in line to get a whole lot more, and that does become a little dangerous in some areas, particularly what we have burn scars, so that's something we'll be keeping an eye on. but let's take a look right now at at san jose, where you can see a little blue sky rolling in their san jose, one of the spots that is gets what's called the rearing shad

the usgs reports of magnitude 3.4 earthquake struck about 7.5 miles north northeast of morgan hill.happened at 502 am. there are no reports of any damage, but some people in san jose and morgan hill say they felt the jolt around the world today and tomorrow, people are celebrating the annual blessing of the animals at st paul's episcopal church in walnut creek. about a dozen people brought their dogs for a blessing by reverend lynn sharp. the blessing of animals is held in honor of saint francis, who lived in italy from 11 81 to 12 26, and it's revered for his love of nature and animals. the blessing of the animals is held every year, but pet owners said this year is especially important because pets have helped so many people cope through the pandemic. church member emily hopkins volunteers at the animal shelter in martinez. she brought pictures to the ceremony of several animals who need permanent homes. oil reverend lynn was very gracious and named each of the animals by name and gave each one an individual blessing. and it was. it was very moving. reverend sharpe also said a spe

. >> they say data points on the usgs website provide seismologists with valuable information. if you want ia prepare for a go-bag, go to our website. the countdown is on on tops stalled to pass the bipartisan infrastructure bill. the current highway legislation is set to expire in october. we have the latest on where details of the negotiations stand. box president biden sounding confident he can get infrastructure and a reconciliation budget bill across the finish line. >> i believe we can get it done. >> moderate house democrats were pushing for an immediate vote on the bipartisan $1 trillion infrastructure bill that has passed the senate that would revamp roads, bridges, and airports. progressives wanted to hold off on a vote until there is an agreement around a sweeping reconciliation budget bill to create new social programs and fight climate change. >> are we going to deliver universal pre-k or not? are we going to expand health care to our seniors or not? >> sources tell us on friday president biden told lawmakers about a possible compromise, scaling back the budget bil

the usgs says lava fountains have reached the height of a five-story building. this is the same volcano that erected for five months in 2018. i do want to point out, you can see a rainbow to the top. a rainbow, a volcano in one image, pretty amazing. mike: that is spectacular. amazing. here's a look at temperatures elsewhere, 60 in alameda, one of the warm spots. fairfield and novato, 49 and half moon bay, 45. 52 in lafayette and danville. here's how it looks for most of us during the morning hours. our commute ready much cloud and fog free except right by the coast where the clouds are gathering, including the golden gate bridge. it will be calm and smooth on the water today. back at this afternoon. air as clean as yesterday but still healthy. san jose in october, 79 and 55 is our high and low. by the end of the month, 70 and 50, still comfortable. we got about three quarters of an inch on average. let's hope that happens. jobina: we are following a new crash in castro valley on westbound 580 before the state route 238 connector. there are some minor slowdowns

usgs says this earthquake struck southwestern pakistan at a depth of nearly 13 miles. just after 3:00 a.m. local time, jovina is at the desk. jovina: the quake because power outages and damages -- damaged the remote district. it consists of numerous scattered villages of basic mud houses that are home to coal mining communities. the road leading to the district , pakistan's prime minister posted a tweet saying he ordered immediate assistance on an emergency basis for the victim. he sent his condolences and prayers. the last time a major earthquake hit the area was in 2013 when a 7.7 quake killed 330 people, injuring 445 others. reggie: thank you. classes are canceled at a texas high school after a shooting killed four people. police say they believe a fight broke out in a classroom and that's when the shooting started. one student tells abc news's class heard a cry for help. >> she yelled out help two or three times. by the third time my teacher went out to go help. not more than three seconds later we heard six gunshots. after that, we had kids in our classroom that w

have enough reason toss do it in doing business for business is good for their stocks because of the usg funds it has the added advantage of being good for the world mary bara and jim fitterling can care about we have the fang naysayers a fund manager was saying it's good to get in often the reflation trade. that could be right. this manager said you had to throw out the tech stocks because it won't work in a current inflationary environment. i keep coming back to the principle source of requirements you know how we solve labor shortages? how we've always done it, with technology you know which companies don't have good sources off the coast? technology the cloud stocks don't tell me they're wrong here i've heard people say the government should step in and sort out the supply chain mess i wish they could solve the logistics problems they should subcontract this out to amazon. facebook's got real problems but i think they're making progress. oh, man, mark zuckerberg penned a long letter about what they're doing right. at least he's talking about safety being a core value and his need as

. >>> usgs officials lowered alert level for a hawaii volcano. >> they do not expect the latest eruptionr neighborhoods. a closer look, the eruption began last week. officials had raised alert level to warning as they assessed intensity of the lava flow and volcanic gas. it is now at watch to reflect the less hazardous nature of the eruption. >>> take a look at this video out of birmingham, alabama, roads looking more like rivers after major flash floods hit the area. you see the cars submerged in all the water. there have been numerous water rescues in the area, people even pulled from submerged cars. no reports of deaths or injuries so far. >>> 5:51. next on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> return of young sheldon. what you can expect tonight for season 5 with the big bang theory spin off. >>> today, dakota johnson stops for a chat and drew talks to danny seo. that's today at 2:00. >> check out the cbs mornings after our show. gayle king, tony dokoupil, nate burleson bring you the news of the day all from their studio. >>> a live look >>> good thursday morning to you. hopefully

liz: they want to thank everyone who reported shaking on usgs's did you feel it website. he said the data points provide seismologists with valuable information. if you want to check out resources including a guide for what to prepare in a go-bag, head to our website, abc7news.com. on capitol hill, the countdown is on to pass the stalled bipartisan infrastructure bill. nancy pelosi set and october 31 deadline. that is when highway legislation is set to explore -- expire. mary alice parks has details on where negotiations stand. >> president biden, sounding confident he can get both in infrastructure and reconciliation budget bill across the finis le. pres. biden: i believe i can get this done. i believe when -- the american people will get this done. >> moderate house democrats were pushing for an immediate vote on the bipartisan $1 trillion infrastructure bill that would revamp the nations bridges and airports. progressive wanted to hold off -- progressives wanted to hold off on the boat until there is agreement on the sweeping reconciliation budget bill, to create new s

a volcano usgs says volcanic activity september 29th. it's the first time it erupted since may.gency says you're option will remain confined to the summit region. >> an historic first for the film industry with russia launching a film crew into orbit to shoot segments for the first full-length movie made in space. the crew consists of a russian actor director and a veteran cars but not the international space station will serve as the film's set in the movie a surgeon must operate on a sick cosmonaut in space because his condition prevents him from returning to earth for treatment. the crew will spend 12 days in space before returning back to earth on october 16th. >> next today and start on campus after reports of dozens of assaults of santa clara university. how the student body president is responding tonight. plus, why a workers strike could affect you getting your favorite cereal and details on a new study that shows single life is proving to be a problem, including an increase don't worry, ma. we'll be there soon. “we?!” is this “the one.” well...let's say i found the one

. >> overnight, the usgs is reporting a magnitude 6.9 earthquake along the southern alaska peninsula. this struck after 2:00 a.m. our time. there are no reports of any injuries and no tsunami warnings have been issued. we will update you on this as we learn more information. >> pg&e is warning about power outages because of high fire danger. here is a look at the pg&e map, showing areas where electricity could be cut today. napa and solano counties could be the first to experience outages, as soon as right now. alameda and contra costa counties are expecting to lose power alone -- around 5:30 this morning. sonoma county could see outages around 6:00. pg&e says though outages are likely, they are not certain. pg&e has reduced the number from 4000 customers affected to 2500. >> there are feelings of restriction and anxiety for pg&e customers dealing with the latest warning of power shutoffs. amy hollyfield is live with all of this -- more on all of this. >> we are at the base and it is calm here. the winds were in the higher elevations. even if you don't experience wind down here, it is

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the usgs says. a magnitude 5.9 hit the country's remote southwestern region of an and a coal mine. in more than 100 homes collapsed. the strong earthquake also shook tokyo today. it registered as a magnitude 59 as well. several minor injuries were reported. the earthquake knocked out power, but there were no reports of any major damage and no tsunami warnings. senate majority leader chuck schumer announced that an agreement has been reached with republicans. to extend the government's borrowing authority into december, temporarily averting a debt crisis. there are still major questions for democrats regarding their legislative agenda, including a massive social spending package. reporter madeline rivera has details in washington. after weeks of gridlock the senate spent the late night hours of wednesday hammering out a deal addressing the debt ceiling, sina minority leader mitch mcconnell offered democrats a debt limit extension into december an option many democrats indicated they'd be open to. it's our hope that we can get this done as soon as today, mcconnell said he wouldn't he

federal investment in usgs monitoring and science including -- is needed so we have data allowing uso understand these changes. reclamation national programs need additional funding. this program is conserving water in lake mead and downstream. investments could help mitigate the environmental and public health crises. funds are also needed to support the river tribe especially for households lacking indoor plumbing that suffer greatly from covid-19. tribes need to be able to benefit from their water rights and to reduce the uncertainty that unsettled -- imposes on all colorado river water users. i want to address colorado river management. reclamation plays an important role as a guardian of a process that needs to be transparent and inclusive carrying out the federal trust responsibility with tribes. federal leadership must continue emphasizing commitments to collaboration and promoting the creative thinking that is characterized today. this is a sobering and scary time for everyone and everything that depends on the colorado river. if congress considers priorities and funding oppo

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according to the usgs, the united states is 100% import reliant on 17 important minerals. 35 are considereditical for our national security. 17 of them come from china. these numbers will only get worse as demand for critical minerals only increases. if the u.s. is serious about building more sources of energy, including renewables, we must be serious about increasing domestic mining, and if the u.s. is serious about protecting the environment, we should not allow places like china and the congo who have terrible standards to continue to supply the world with critical minerals. how does import dependency on places like china threaten national security, and has the democratic house bill made that situation worse? ms. sweeney: i think all of these new fees and taxes would put the u.s., make us less competitive. the take would be well beyond our competitors if you add it on top, and that impacts our national security. there are so many minerals critical to defending our army and navy, critical to nuclear submarines, critical to every aspect of our national defense, and there are a lot of count

wewe released strategies for usg the americanud rescue plan fundg to address the impact of lost instructional time as its own guidance document. in addition to the three handbooks that we have that address learning loss. you know, learning loss could be controversial. i don't wants to victimize our students. so we have handbooks out there. more importantly, we're talking to statesin to see what we're doing and i was fortunate to see summer school programs that tripled in size, after-school programs that are happening because of the american rescue planr funds.gr so they're working on that and i know it's a priority for educators across the country. >> thank you, r and madam chairi realize i'mat a little over. i just do want to point out that the department was very helpful toai school districts in new tried to use hey thee secondary school emergency relief funds to improve air quality and ventilation in schools and i u look forward to submitting a question about how school districts canqu access those funds and work with the department to make sure their schools are safe. thank you. >>l thank

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