viene la falla de san andreas, también cerca de la falla hayward, donde ocurrieron esos sismos durantee la ciudad de richmond, el cerrito, berkeley, oakland, san leandro, hayward, yugen city, fremont y termina en san josé. es considerada con un movimiento lateral y corre entre la falla de san andreas y la falla de calaveras. es una falla bastante peligrosa debido a todas las ciudades y la población que se encuentra por arriba. y la última vez que vimos un sismo de gran magnitud en esta falla, específicamente la falla de hayward fue en octubre 21 de 1868. fue de magnitud 6.8 y tristemente 30 personas murieron. esto fue conocido como el gran terremoto de san francisco. esto fue antes de que ocurriera el sismo de 1906 en la falla de san andreas, que registró como unos 7.9. entonces, este es un importante recordatorio de que vivimos en una área bastante sísmica y siempre es importante estar preparado con las condiciones del tiempo. en algunos minutos. te esperamos vianey. mientras tanto, una pausa y también le vamos a contar al regresar que a vísperas del día de san valentín, al este de sa

and not a major fault like the san andreas does is crush all the rock within several hundred meters of the fault because it's displaced in earthquakes of, let's say, ten, 15ft over and over and over again. stein provided this graphic. the dots show all the quake activity from the last month. he says. it's not a matter of if the area will become unlivable, but when. that's just a recipe for disaster. now that could be a very slow, spread out disaster. or if we have another great earthquake like 1906, it could be all at once. susan hathaway lives just yards from where some of the homes were demolished. she's lived in the neighborhood for nearly 40 years, and knew people who lived in the homes that are now gone. lots of older. people who had been living here for years and years, who didn't want to move no matter. what they. told them about the hill. you know, they if they if the hill was gone, they wanted to go down with it. she says she's not concerned about the recent rain events causing more erosion. what she's most concerned about is the high winds in the area. when storms like this c

por supuesto, la falla es mucho más compleja, pero como pueden ver, ahí pinta san andreas es una de lass 11 45 11 55 arriba de 3.4 en algunas zonas, pero aún así son consideradas consideradas sismos menores y registrando cerca de esa zona. les quiero mencionar de que esa falla de hayward es conocida como un strike slip fault, que significa que tiene movimiento lateral, corre entre la falla de san andrés y la falla de calaveras, aproximadamente 74 millas comienza en san pablo, pero también corre dentro de richmond, el cerrito, debajo de berkeley, oakland, y termina en san josé. entonces es una falla bastante larga, con bastante gente que vive sobre arriba. así que es importante monitorear esta falla, ya que hay bastantes fallas activas alrededor del estado de california. hasta este punto, les mantendremos informados si ocurren algunos otros sismos. regreso con ustedes. así será. muchísimas gracias. cambiamos completamente de tema y ponga mucha atención porque reportan que están circulando mensajes de texto falsos donde se hacen pasar por ice. así lo reportó la organización sin fines de l

ross stein, co- founder of temblor, says it's because the street is on the san andreas fault. >> whats crush all the rock within several hundred meters of the fall. it's displaced in earthquakes of, let's say, 10 and 15 feet over and over again. >> reporter: stein provided this graphic. the dots show all the quake activity from the last month. he says it's not a matter of if the area will become unlivable, but when. >> that's just a recipe for disaster. that could be a very slow, spread out disaster. or if we have another great earthquake like 1906, it could be all at once. >> reporter: susan lives just yards from where some of the homes were demolished. she's lived in the neighborhood for nearly 40 years and knew people that lived in the homes that are now gone. >> lots of older people who have been living here for years and years who didn't want to move no matter what they told them about the hill, if the hill was gone, they wanted to go down with it. >> reporter: she says she's not concerned about the recent rain events causing more erosion. what she's most concerned about is the h

the meadow park annex site in the hamilton area, and the san andreas property in the san marin neighborhoodrged from six properties under consideration. officials say both locations are on district or city owned vacant land. a meeting is scheduled tomorrow to decide if both pieces of land will be declared government property. >> california's biggest home insurance company is talking about the wildfire disaster in los angeles. >> state farm insurance regulators for an emergency rate hike request yesterday. it came nearly one month after wildfires ravaged the los angeles area. this request is viewed as the latest sign of trouble for the already fragile, disaster prone state. the insurance company says l.a. fires wildfire claims created what it calls a, quote, dire situation. state farm says it needs more money after receiving more than 8700 claims from the l.a. fire zone alone. the company says it paid out more than $1 billion to customers in that region. but insurance industry experts say the problems for state farm began well before what happened in l.a. >> state farm is in some serious fin

andrea: la administraciÓn trump designa ciertos grupos como organizaciones terroristas extranjeros. borja: y hoy en el dÍa de sando flores ni chocolates, sino huevos. estamos en vivo desde una tienda en los Ángeles donde venden este peculiar obsequio. ♪[mÚsica]♪ andrea: hola, ¿quÉ tal?, muy buenas tardes. te damos la bienvenida a tu "ediciÓn digital", gracias por permitirnos ser tu compaÑÍa al mediodÍa. borja: feliz dÍa del amor y la amistad. vamos a comenzar con el paquete que estÁ endureciendo las leyes de inmigraciÓn y que han sido firmados por el gobernador de la florida, ron desantis, ron desantis. las leyes destina recursos a la aplicaciÓn de medidas muy estrictas contra los inmigrantes que estÉn en una situaciÓn irregular. andrea: esto incluye la pena de muerte para delitos graves, como asesinato en primer grado o violaciÓn infantil, la creaciÓn de una junta compuesta por altos funcionarios estatales para coordinar la aplicaciÓn de leyes migratorias en colaboraciÓn con autoridades federales, tambiÉn destina cerca de 300 millones de dÓlares para contratar nuevos agentes migratorios y derroga una ley que pe

live from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano.th breaking news in the east bay where crews are responding to a fire at the martinez refinery. those who live nearby were asked to shelter in place. the fire broke out just before 2:00. huge dark plumes can be seen coming out of the factory. and air quality advisory has been issued for contra costa and solano counties. >> what is the latest? what are you seeing out there? >> reporter: as you can see, there are still plumes of black smoke behind me at the martinez refinery company. it has been going on about five hours now,

[balls bouncing] andrea canning (voiceover): the women at this san antonio racquet club say you can tell a lot about a person by the way they play tennis. i think tennis in general just really brings out your personality. tennis brings out either the best or the worst in you. andrea canning (voiceover): as for who had the best character at their club, the answer comes as fast as a serena williams serve, their friend debbie kelly. debbie for me, was kind of the whole package of a person-- fair, fun, and a great leader. andrea canning (voiceover): debbie-- fiercely independent, driven. always wanted to be a career woman. andrea canning (voiceover): she climbed the corporate ladder in health care. her mom and dad, jim and anne kelly, marveled at her commitment. she spent many, many hours traveling and many hours working overtime. andrea canning (voiceover): but debbie hadn't found as much success in her personal life. she got married in her 20s, but it didn't work out. now in her 40s and dedicated to her career, there was little time to look for the right guy. was it hard to date? it was ha

live from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. we begin with breaking news in the east bay where crews are responding to a fire at the martinez refinery. those who live nearby were asked to shelter in place. the fire broke out just before 2:00. huge dark plumes can be seen coming out of the factory. and air quality advisory has been issued for contra costa and solano counties. >> what is the latest? what are you seeing out there? >> reporter: as you can see, there are still plumes of black smoke behind me at the martinez refinery company. it has been going on about five hours now, as fire crews are working to contain the fire at this fuel refinery. officials gave us an update half an hour ago that three employees have been sent to a local hospital for minor injuries and another was treated on site. the battalion chief said its one main fire and hydro carbons are burning. no further details on what exact fuel. we know that the refinery provides gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel. breathing this in is a major health concern which is why

allowed to install new speed cameras, and both oakland and san jose say they plan to have them too up and running by the end of the year. >>> andreaan, it's been one month since daniel lurie was sworn in as san francisco mayor. to mark the occasion, he picked up trash with a community cleanup group. 80 volunteers cleaned up along van ness avenue and bay street. before his inauguration, he held several cleanups across the city. organizers say they are happy to get support from the mayor. >> as neighbors, as volunteers, grassroots volunteers have been, you know, working to try to get our city cleaner for many years now and to have, you know, his support is really great the show people that this is something they can do to make the city a better place. >> and there have been between 20 to 30 cleanups citywide over the weekends. >>> and still ahead, we're meeting a bay area dance instructor who's using the black arts movement to bring people together. and we'll show you that when we come back. i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say somethi

andrea nakano. >> i'm brian hackney. >> six people were rushed to the hospital including two who were critically injured after a car crashed into a parklet outside a san francisco restaurant. here is a live look at the scene right now. this happened around 24th and van ness avenue mission district. the suspect fled a car following the collision. the crash is being investigated. >>> demanding an end to i.c.e. operations in the city. demonstrations put together by the silicon valley immigration committee. they say i.c.e. has had a continued presence in san jose over the last two weeks. >> it's part of the seriousness of continued con solidarity within the immigrant community. and so we want to show that san jose supports our immigrant neighbors. >> this is just the latest in a series of protests. across the bay area against trump administration policies and yet according to a new cbs news poll, president trump is being described as tough, energetic, focused, and effective. many say the president is doing more than expected. paul also found most like what they see and say the president has the right amount of focus on matters like deportation. inflation

san francisco that do seem to flood over and over again. part of the mission district was under water when a series of atmospheric rivers hit northern california in 2023. andreaano talked to one business owner who's trying his absolute best to keep the water out of his restaurant. >> reporter: this is what 14th street between harrison and fulsome looked like in january of 2023. the street turned into a river with people floating on water just to get to dry ground. >> basically the water raises. this whole street, up to about your knees. maybe your hips. how many of those are you going to take out today. >> reporter: michael cora owned the restaurant pink onion. his business hit hard as the flooding destroyed almost everything in sight. >> last year our chairs and tables were floating in the water. it was up to here. our whole backyard which is 7 feet down was a pool. there was no relief. >> reporter: the problem, piles of trash on the street that clogged the storm drains. anything from big garbage bags to hypodermic needles. as the latest storm rolls in, cora knows it's up to him and his neighbors to keep the streets clean. >> basically we have to be the ones

andrea jones money in return for influence and benefits to their business. all 4 are going to be expected to appear 9.30, this morning. another big story that we're following. san mateo county deputy sheriff's association urging voters to vote on a measure to help remove sheriff christina corpus would allow the county board of supervisors to remove the embattled sheriff kron 4. sarah stinson has that story. >> so yes, on stand up for accountability. stepped up first, a stand up for the workers who stand up for us. every single day. >> mateo county leaders gather wednesday pleading with voters to pass the measure would give the county board of supervisors the authority to remove the sheriff for abuse of power through december 31st. 2028 supervisors voted in december to put the measure on the ballot after an independent investigator released explosive 400 page report on sheriff christina corpus. in the words of that report. >> lice secrecy, intimidation, retaliation, conflicts of interest in the abuses of authority are the hallmarks of the corpus administration despite the board in several cities taking no confidence votes for the sheriff. corpus refuses to step

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my name is andrea johnson and i've been a resident here in san francisco since for 59 years. i am in a drug clean and sober living house. >> i am homeless because i don't have a place that says my name. i would like to be in a better place than where i'm at. >> i have to go out and i have to see the feces all over the ground. i have to see the. i have to see people use drugs. >> i have to see all of that. but that's not the concern. the concern is why aren't our people we the people in san francisco trying to diminish what's going on? what's happening out there? >> you know, i do have people who i speak to. >> i knew mayor dianne feinstein when she was a mayor. okay. she became a senator. i used to go in her house. >> i'm part of san francisco. she did something in these communities. she made a difference. she made her way up. >> let's not forget where we come from. let's do something to help one another because you know what we're it takes a village to run a country. it takes a village to run a community. we have to stand together. okay. all i ask is that you guys please go

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andrea nakano. a police pursuit ended with six people going to the hospital after this car smash into a parklet in san francisco's mission district while people were out enjoying the super bowl. >> it happened outside of the napper tandy. we have this report. >> reporter: this all started as a pursuit over in stones town. it then continued across town here to the napper tandy when the suspect vehicle crashed into this parklet. you can see all of the mess still being cleaned up by public works. >> reporter: this was the scene moments after the crash. people crying and in shock. art was sitting just feet away inside the napper *6 tandy watching the super bowl >> it was a huge bang. you almost felt it. because it was pretty loud in there. you had the super bowl going on, the volume was pretty high. but that was, that was, it cut through the whole thing. you looked out the window and you saw it. yeah, debris is flying everywhere. it was just, it was just crazy. >> reporter: san francisco police lieutenant aj holder tuesday started half an hour earlier around 3:00 p.m. in stones town when the officers trie