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we asked usgs does this mean more quakes are coming? >> because we did just have a quake and there were a lot of after shock this is a period of high activity. the chances of all kinds of quakes, are all a little bit higher but you always have that relationship and [inaudible] could happen the least likely are always the lower sized ones. >>> it's 4:47. let's get a check of weather and traffic. we have some rain on the way. >> we do. tracking our next storm system. a cold front that will bridge the return of the rain. it's a dry start. we are looking at cold temperatures, check it out as we look to the sales force tower camera. looking southeast and we are in the 30's and 40's. bundle up this morning. you will notice that cold blast of air and by the way, today officially is the first day of winter. the winter solstice and feeling like it. 40 in concord. livermore 49. 38 san jose and 44 for santa rosa. checking our 24 hour temperature change and you can see that we are colder compared to yesterday morning at this time. today's forecast,

usgs says the epicenter was 31 miles west of farmdale.uake was felt from the bay area to the oregon border. we look at some of the damage. this northern california main street is shattered. a strong 6.2 magnitude earthquake struck causing damage in several small cities. her kitchen cabinets were thrown open and can food scattered across the floor. >> i turned to my husband and said, wow, that is quite a wind. and he stopped and said, that is not winter. it is an earthquake. immediately, everyone was out on the street. ama: in fortuna, many as this were closed when the quake struck. -- when the quake struck. >> windows are bad enough but it could have been so much worse. reporter: police officers went door-to-door to make sure that everyone was ok. >> no calls for any injuries. typically, we are inundated with companies calling. our officers were fielding a lot of calls. ama: the quake hit at 10-12 this afternoon. a seismologist said earthquakes are common in the area but this is the strongest in quite some time. >> magnitude 6.2 will caus

usgs says the epicenter was miles west of farmdale. the quake was felt from the bay area to the oregon border. we look at some of the damage. this northern california main street is shattered. a strong 6.2 magnitude earthquake struck causing damage in several small cities. her kitchen cabinets wereitchenb open and can food scattered across the floor. >> i turned to my husband and said, wow, that is quite a wind. and he stopped and said, that is not winter. it is an earthquake. immediately, everyone was out on the street. ama: in fortuna, many as this were closed when the quake struck. -- when the quake struck. >> windows are bad enough but it could have been so much worse. reporter: police officers went door-to-door to make sure that everyone was ok. >> no calls for any injuries. typically, we are inundated with companies calling. our officers were fielding a lot of calls. ama: the quake hit at 10-12 this afternoon. a seismologist said earthquakes are common in the area but this is the strongest in quite some time. >> magnitude 6.2 wil

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oakland , amberleigh ktvu, fox two newst was shaken today by a large earthquake, according to the usgs. the 6.2 magnitude earthquake struck right off the coast of humboldt county at 12 10 this afternoon. people reported feeling the shaking as far south as san francisco and as far north as medford, oregon . there were no reports of injuries, but there was some damage shares a photo of products knocked off store shelves at a grocery store in ferndale. at least eight earthquakes measuring less than 3.5 have struck in that area since the initial quake. temperatures are expected to drop to dangerous levels for those experiencing homelessness , and that's prompted the city of san jose to open to warming centers, which the city refers to as owls. one owl is located at the evergreen branch public library on a born road. the other is that the linenger community center on center road , both centers will stay open from eight pm until seven am through april, 30th. so the owls off for a couple of things, in addition to warm, safe place for people to sleep at night, they also offer snacks and they a

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the usgs assessed the epicenter was about 31 miles west of ferndale in humboldt county. >> that was a big one. dan: people posted videos to social media, this one showing a window shattered. other videos showed stuff knocked off shelves. this one was felt from the bay area to the oregon border. >> we are getting local reports of quite strong shaking throughout fortuna and ferndale. there have been very little reports of damage, nonstructural. dan: there have been more than 39 aftershocks. one as big as 4.5. the tsunami warning was not issued. kristen: and east bay school district in morning after the president of the school board hit and killed. how he is being remembered. dan: plus, jury deliberations underway in the fraud case against elizabeth holmes. white expert says the case is already serving as a learning lesson for future entrepreneurs. spencer: we have a weeks worth of wet weather coming our way, including christmas some days, you just don't have it. not my uncle, though. he's taking trulicity for his type 2 diabetes and now, he's really on his game. once-weekly trulicity lo

the northern california coast was shaken this afternoon by a large earthquake, according to the usgs. the 6.2 magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of humboldt county at 12 10 this afternoon, people reported feeling it as far as south as san francisco and as far north as medford, oregon. whoa, whoa, whoa. holy windows just shocked. quite the reaction there from a driver who quickly pulled to the car pulled the curtain the car over to the curb. this dashcam video is from fortuna, just south of eureka. officials say there was some minor damage to buildings, including broken windows. in this picture here, you can see products knocked off a store shelves at a grocery store in the town of ferndale. and independent journalists there was outside when the quake hit and thought the sound was a big gust of wind. was pretty violent. uh you know, i've been through six is where it's more of a rolling. this was pretty violent. and then we realized holy. you know what? it's a big one. independent reporter caroline titus documented the damage in her own home with her kitchen coverage, thrown open

the usgs says the epicenter was located 280 miles north of san francisco. >> developing tonight there that the minneapolis area jury in the trial of former police officer kim potter could be deadlocked after deliberating for nearly 13 hours over the past 2 days. the jury asked the judge what they should do if they cannot agree on a verdict. they are trying to decide the fate of potter. a 26 year veteran of the police force who shot and killed 20 year old dante wright back in april when she mistook her gun for her taser. the judge in the trial told the jury that they should decide the case for themselves after they considered their views. >> should not surrender your honest opinion simply because jurors disagree. nearly 2 d. >> members of the jury also asked if they could handle the gun that potter used to shoot, right. the judge said that they could potter is charged with first and second-degree manslaughter. >> a truck driver sentenced to a 110 years in prison for his role in a deadly crash in 2019 is getting a second chance. >> in my eyes that >> the board that >> more than 4 millio

and the northern california coast was shaken today by a large earthquake, according to the usgs. the 6.2 magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of humbled county at 12 10 pm people reported feeling it as far as san francisco. and as far north as medford, oregon now there were no reports of injuries. but there was some damage. take a look at this picture. you can see all those products knocked off those store shelves, making a mess at this grocery store in ferndale. at least eight earthquakes measuring less than 3.5 have struck in that area since the initial trembling. and one man is in custody. a second is recovering from injuries after police say an on housed san jose resident attacked a volunteer who was doing trash removal. ktvu jesse gary joins us now live from police headquarters with more on this, jesse. and police here say the suspect is charged with making criminal threats and assault with a deadly weapon for gassing at his victim with a machete. right now , it seems to be a completely unprovoked attack monday morning , multiple san jose police officers investigating a

the northern california coast was shaken today by a large earthquake, according to the usgs.ude quake struck off the coast of humboldt county at 12 10 this afternoon. people reported feeling the shaking as far south of san francisco and as far north as medford, oregon now there were no reports of injuries. but there was some damage. as you can see. here in this photo products were knocked off of store shelves at a grocery store in ferndale. at least eight other earthquakes measuring less than 3.5 have struck in that same area since the initial quake. coming up on ktvu news at 6 30, an important piece of evidence in the killing of former police officer and security guard kevin nishida. coming up after the break why investigators hope this car will lead them to his killer and coming up later tonight in sports. the raiders were looking to keep their playoff hopes alive as they take on the browns on a rare monday afternoon game. and nancy pelosi and other bay area leaders are speaking out about the president's proposed build back better plan and what it would do to make various s

now, according to the usgs, the 6.2 quake struck right off the coast of humboldt county 10. minutes past noon, the california governor's office of emergency services says quake alerts went out to 2500 people. some received warnings. 15 seconds before the shaking started. people reported feeling that shaking as far south as san francisco and as far north as medford, oregon. minor damage to buildings has also been reported that includes some broken windows. here you see products knocked off store shelves at a grocery store in ferndale. one woman said she was outside when that quake hit and thought the sound was actually a big gust of wind. was pretty violent. uh you know, i've been through six is where it's more of a rolling. this was pretty violent. and then we realized holy. you know what? it's a big one. caroline titus documented the damage in her own home with her kitchen cupboards, thrown open, broken dishes and house plans that did not write out that shaking too well. the california office of emergency services did issue a statement. it says in part, cal we asked, along

for the tens of millions of americans the investments in usgs including the data that allows us to understand these changes. the reformations by the programs for additional funding and operating this program is conserving water and approving investments can help mitigate the environmental public health crises caused by other lakes across the west and finally also to support the colorado basin particularly households lacking indoor water service who suffered greatly from covid-19. also water settlements to allow tribes benefits from their water rights and to reduce the uncertainty it imposes on all colorado river users. finally i want to address colorado river management. recreation plays an important role as the guardian of a process that needs to be transparent and inclusive carrying out the federal trust responsibility. leadership must continue emphasizing collaboration. this is a sobering and scary time for everyone and everything as congress considers priorities and funding opportunities there are several investments for the river basin and across the west to ensure federal agencies recei

this is the usgs map and you'll be able to see the red and orange does those those dots indicate exactly where the quake was felt. it struck just after noontime today off cape mendocino near humboldt county. that's about 280 miles north of san francisco right now. there's no word of any major injuries nor catastrophic damage. but people living near the area where certainly shaken up. >> whoa, whoa, whoa. >> one driver's dashcam caught the moments the earthquake hit. oou can see in the video it shook street lights and power lines causing cars to pull over for safety. other video show some damage that was done to businesses and homes officials with kale office of emergency services says that there is no damage of a suit, no danger of a tsunami. but we talked with seismologist doctor lucy jones who says an event like this is certainly a good reminder to be prepared for serious emergencies. it's a good time to think about your earthquake. preparedness. >> remember, there are sites like earthquake country dot or they can tell you ways to get prepared if you want to do one thing right now gets

big earthquake up in humboldt county in fortuna emergency responders at this point have no word the usgsitude earthquake that struck off the coast of humboldt county at 12 10 pm this afternoon, people reported feeling it as far south as san francisco and as far north as medford, oregon. officials say there was some minor damage to buildings including broken windows. in this shot, you can see products knocked off a store shelves at a grocery store in ferndale, at least eight earthquakes measuring less than 3.5 have struck in that area since the initial quake. the california office of emergency services put out a statement about the earthquake. and it says in part calloway yes, along with state agencies, including caltrans, chp, the california health and human services agency and cal fire have been working closely with local first responders and emergency managers evaluating damages to roads, bridges, medical facilities and other infrastructure. and coordinating on impacts to communities. in kentucky tonight. it's a slow road to recovery for the families displaced by tornadoes that struck

what efforts are being done to develop the cyber workforce and retain them at nsa and elsewhere in the usg, and are there things you think we could be doing better, at least from a government perspective? >> let me start from the latter portion, then work backwards. you know, if someone was going to say, explain to me about the ecosystem of talent management for you at both the command and the agency. i'd say something like this. we do a tremendous job of being able to recruit people. we do not have a -- we do not have a shortfall in trying to find people that want to come and work with us or work for us. then we do an equally good job in training these people. retention, the second "r," i would say is -- that's more difficult in terms of trying to retain someone. and i'll come back to that idea in just a second. but here's the area that we really are struggling with right now that i think we've got to address, and that's how do you allow them to rejoin you? so it's recruit, it's retain, it's rejoin. so if you leave the government sector, if you leave and go to the private sector, coing ba

opinion, how important are infusions of more funds, be from external sources, like a utility, like the usgor increased allowances from corporate budgets themselves? the company deciding it wants to allocate a higher percentage of budget to combating cyber threats. tom: aligning policy and resources is one of our government's greatest challenges. the private sector has the same problem in terms of how it aligns resources against threats. this is especially threatening in the area of security. in theory, every dollar with what it takes to secure your systems could be thought of as money wasted. but in reality, the minute a company or business falls short, as secretary johnson described, there is a nightmare of consequences that follow that not only damage systems, they damage reputations, and put the country's security at risk. one of the things i learned in my experience of working on national strategies is there are a lot of well-written strategies, but the key to success is often whether those strategies are adequately resourced. we are at one of those moments when it comes to cyber of th

opinion, how important are infusions of more funds, be from external sources, like a utility, like the usg, or increased allowances from corporate budgets themselves? the company deciding it wants to allocate a higher percentage of budget to combating cyber threats. tom: aligning policy and resources is one of our government's greatest challenges. the private sector has the same problem in terms of how it aligns resources against threats. this is especially threatening in the area of security. in theory, every dollar with what it takes to secure your systems could be thought of as money wasted. but in reality, the minute a company or business falls short, as secretary johnson described, there is a nightmare of consequences that follow that not only damage systems, they damage reputations, and put the country's security at risk. one of the things i learned in my experience of working on national strategies is there are a lot of well-written strategies, but the key to success is often whether those strategies are adequately resourced. we are at one of those moments when it comes to cyber of

investments in usgs monitoring and science is needed so that we have data so that we can understand these unprecedented changes. reclamation's by national programs -- the 1944 colorado river treaty with mexico. and -- lake mead and improving -- investments can help mitigate the environmental -- caused by the receding shoreline -- we also need -- colorado river basin tribes -- lacking indoor water and suffer greatly from covid-19 -- tribal water settlements to allow -- and reduce the uncertainty will impose on all colorado river users. i would -- address colorado river management. important goals as a convenor -- needs to be transparent carrying out the -- responsibility with tribes. and that requires -- leadership must continue, emphasizing collaboration. and promoting that the -- of the basin. this is a sobering and scary time for everyone and everything that depends on the colorado river. as congress considers priorities and funding opportunities, audubon but supports investments for the colorado river basin to ensure federal agencies receive critically needed resources to build a more

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