when you saw the size of those boulders. hundreds of pounds, maybe a 1000 pound boulder coming down. and that's scary. you're driving out there now you really got to slow down. you don't know what's around the next corner. >> you could come right across from those giant boulders, of course, of the aftershocks. we could have more stuff still coming down. now we've kind of seen this afternoon. we're looking at something in the central valley. this one coming as a 4.8 still waiting to see to make sure this is real or just something related to that whole swarm of quakes that moved in across the sierra nevada. and look at that. that 5.9. that's just south topaz lake. magnitude. 4.8 there near lee vining and you can see numerous earthquakes up and down the spine of the sierra nevada and they continue tonight. so they fall along this fault zone. what's known as the walker lane fault zone. an area where we have the north american plate pushing up against the moving westward toward the fair lawn plate. so as these plates come togethe

drivers chine to move their way around those boulders. luckily, none of them hit cars. at least we've not heard of anything like that. and here's a look at all the aftershocks say they are indicated by the red dots. and you can see at least 13 register so far a 4.2, 3.7 to 3.5 hit minutes later marked bill. the usgs just wrapped up a news conference moments ago. take a listen to what they had to say. shaking was felt. >> san francisco to the east of carson city, nevada and south is visalia, california. shaking related effects that we've heard of so far include rock fall along highway 3.95 near coalville. that's right. near the the earthquake. the earthquake is the result of normal it's a pretty well understood unexpected mechanism for. boundary of the sierra nevada mountains in the region that and in which it happened. early warning system. or detected the earthquake. 25.6 seconds after its origin. underestimated the original night to that event and that was slightly off from the true location. but man, that has the waves propagated acros

as you said and huge boulders on the road. have you seen any damage in your area or have your neighbors talk to you about any damage they've seen in the area from the quake. >> i heard that one o one of my family members how to how that's the block. i guess is trailers from stuart and they that was kind of fluid at the time. so i'm not sure what the outcome of that was. i've of local to it cracked walls. luckily for us. we just had a lot of the ball off of our show, our frigid. because of the shaking when you open the fridge is a bunch of stuff out, though, me the thing that and yeah, we're looking at some video sally, just want to point out to our viewers, this is what you're talking about. we see. >> clouds of dust along the mountains next to the highway there. and we'll see some boulders that were in the middle of the road. there were knocked down by that. how are getting information up you know, here in the bay area where big metropolitan area. i know i've i've been in that area on highway 3.95. it's beautiful. absolutely

it shows boulders coming down a mountainside. incredible, just to see it. >> frightening. >> then to hear it. this is coalville, south of lake tahoe. about 50 miles south, along the california/nevada border. and we mentioned just a few minutes ago now, this has been upgraded from a 5.9 earthquake, it has been upgraded to a 6.0 earthquake. it's significant and technically speaking, we have gone from a moderate quake to a strong quake now. >> yeah, upgraded to 6.0 and those boulders falling on highway 395. it's been reopened after about an hour and a half. that is good news. this earthquake happening in the sierra nevada. some people got alerts on their phones about the earthquake. others did not. >> we were talking about it in the newsroom, who got it, who didn't. we have colleagues who live in brentwood toward the central valley, they got it, but we in san francisco, san jose peninsula, didn't get it. let's bring in chris chimera looking at why some of the alerts go out. >> the usgs is asking the same questions you are. they're t

some drivers had to steer around boulders on highway 395. the usgs said it is the strongest quake to hit the antelope valley fault since 1994. >> shaking was felt quite widely from san francisco to even carson city and nevada and as far south as visalia, california. >> reporter: closer to home, this chandelier shaking back and forth. >> i thought it was just me. my chair was moving. >> reporter: and he was not impressed. she was sitting in a classroom. >> my teacher, i saw her reaction. she grabbed her bag and her phone. >> it was a little vibration. it was nothing. a little shake. >> reporter: as for burkhart and the campers in coleville, they'll try to rest after quite the afternoon. >> nobody was hurt, no injuries no, damage. a few uneasy guests that are not used to earthquakes. >> reporter: the usgs reported more than 40 aftershocks. they say there's a chance there will be a larger earthquake in the coming days but only about 6%. ian cole. nbc bay area news. >> jeff, usually we have aftershocks in the 2's. this time we're talking a 6.0 m

the shaking also sent boulders flying down nearby mountains. take a look. incredible to see and really incredible to hear it. you feel like you're right there with this video. this was in coleville, california. these are small towns that we're talking about that aren't used to this size of earthquakes. we've talked with a lot of people who felt the ground rumble. one man sent us these photos from inside the walker general store in coleville. you can see the bottles and other supplies flying off the shelves. the shaking felt here in the bay area of course. a lot of people talking about this. this is video from one of our video editors here at nbc. you can see the chandelier iran side of her home swinging. this was taken in the east bay in brentwood, nearly 200 miles away from that epicenter. in the last hour, i spoke with the usgs, one of their seismologists about the possibility of aftershocks. >> as we've seen already, the most likely scenario is that we have more earthquakes in the magnitude 3, magnitude 4 range near the epicenter and in places like reno,

amazing picture of a huge boulder in quickly portal camper.ry similar size earthquake in a similar location. and yet there pre quite a few. triggered landslides. and you that north ridge earthquake cause a bunch of like around here in effect of that would increase in value keeper. how put in the air. i was going to don't you could see the video. doctor john but there lot of really big boulders and look like. >> the road was more less lined drivers trying to pick their way around them. could we more of this coming. >> only if there's another big earthquake that is absolutely caused by the shaking. in the 5 point high. i think one of the things people struggle to understand is that 5.9 is a want then a 4.8, for each unit of magnitude. it's 32 times more energy. so when you get the lamp. why are very preference. we only in the biggest earthquakes and that's it straight out. taking knocked the holders loose. so if there's another big, you know, if this turns out to be a foreshock, you know, without 5 to 10% chance that you're going to have a a fix

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one of the boulders slamming into a bridge destroying the crossing. nine people were killed. many areas have been hit by landslides and flooding caused by heavy rain. the nation is under the second highest weather alert level. >> more rain expected in belgium. that country continues to battle historic floods. downpours washed away more cars over the weekend after a two hour thunderstorm. turned streets into raging rivers. severe storms caused flooding shutting down london's subway. some areas got three inches per hour. >> mystery surrounding the death of a texas firefighter in mexico. authorities say his death was an accident. but the family doesn't adpree. agree. >> this morning, questions about a wedding anniversary that ended in tragedy. 35 year-old snow. a father of two and firefighter from texas. his tenth wedding anniversary n- with his wife. >> it's a shock to everybody in the department. we're beyond heartbroken. >> his body returning home with a heros welcome. water cannons honoring the arifle. a week ago, snow's wife called authorities when he failed to return from

briefly shut down 395 was briefly shut down as crews cleared those boulders. it has since reopened, 395. the quake hit about two hours ago. the exact time, 3:49 p.m. it was centered on the california side of the border. you can see the map here. it's triggered a cluster of aftershocks between lake tahoe and mono lake. so far, more than 40 aftershocks. one as high as 4.6. here's another look at some of the rock slides triggered by this quake. you can see, again, you can see people looking up on the hillslide, all the dust and debris from the falling rocks. one point, 395, the main freeway there, was shut down. >> they were able to reopen in about an hour and a half. and we have had, like you said, a dozen aftershocks. some strong. let's check in with jeff ranieri. what can you tell us about the earthquake and the aftershocks? >> based on the seismic area we're dealing with and the size of the fault lines which are -- it's made of a bunch of smaller different fault lines in that seismic zone. they're likely on the stronger end of what's possible on earthquake st

. >>> a strong earthquake felt across california and nevada unleashing boulders, scattering them across the highway. what experts are saying about the quake. >>> a major new headline in the fight against covid-19. what pfizer is now revealing about how long its vaccine will last. the cdc already issuing a response. >>> new overnight, what we have learned about the american arrested in connection with the assassination of haiti's president and the charity the suspect set up in florida. >>> and new research on your morning coffee. the best time to drink it for b. >>> and later, history at the national spelling bee. the inspiring new champion who at 14 already owns three world records for her other remarkable talents. >>> good friday morning, everyone. i'm zohreen shah. mona is off. >> i'm andrew dymburt. we begin with extreme weather from coast to coast. here in the northeast tropical storm elsa is hitting the busy i-95 corridor just in time for the morning commute and only hours after another storm triggered extreme flooding in new york city unleashing waist high water in underground sub

>> a 6.0 quake brings down boulders on the road in the sierra. up parts of the bay area as well. a look at where the shaking was the strongest. we're back in two minutes. you're watching "today in the bay." i've lost count of how many asthma attacks i've had. but my nunormal with nucala? fewer asthma attacks. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection-site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. ask your doctor about nucala. find your nunormal with nucala. >>> 6:55. welcome back. the top stories we're covering on "today in the bay." >> did you feel it? the 6.0 earthquake striking the tahoe area shaking things up in the bay area as well. our seismograph caught it here. look at that. this is one of the bi

i know there are boulders that have fallen. 395, south of walker. and a road slide north of walker. >> so you are actually in between, aren't you? these two locations? >> it appears to be. >> about equidistant. >> our little area recently experienced a very violent wildfire, so half of our community burned up and now we have a major earthquake that just happened. i am not sure what is going on with this area, but i'm not sure this is the right place to be. >> i know you probably have not had too much time to take stock, but if you have been out and about on the street, have you seen any sign of damage? >> other than the reported rockslides, i have not seen any damage other than things falling off the shelves. >> did things fall off the shelves in your restaurant? >> yeah, we have a lot of knickknack things all over the place and they are on the floor. >> did you have broken plates or something? i hope not. >> not so much broken plates, but we have jim beam bottles, very old bottles and that kind of stuff on shelves. they are all on the floor right n

no, it's boulder, colorado. u.s.ist for the second year in a row. why is it up there at the very top? >> boulder has kind of a natural ability to attract a lot of people who want to move to the area. so it's definitely one of the most desirable places to live in the u.s. it's actually tied for tenth in terms of desirability with new york city, which i find to be an interesting juxtaposition because they are so different. boulder's job market is extremely strong and despite the fact that the entire country experienced skyrocketing unemployment throughout 2020, boulder's marked remains unsteady. keeping it to the top. on top of that, it's just one of those places, people love the idea of being able to get outdoors and things like that. easy access to those things. during the pandemic it's been amplified more. people are eyeing boulder as an ideal place to move. >> you've mentioned new york city ranks tenth on desirability. why don't big cities like new york, la, chicago rank higher on the overall list? >> yes. one thin

this is shun right now because of boulders onto the highway. jeff is joining us now. where were you at the time and what did you feel? >> well, i was in my restaurant and you know it was this huge jolt that came through and didn't stop. it was one of those that just kind of kept going and going. beyond us took a second or two. it hits so hard so quick. and lingered and kept ongoing. you realized oh my goodness, i should be outside right now. >> you have a barbecue restaurant there, was anything damaged? >> no real damage. a few things here and there. just knickknacks that people given us over the years and whatnot. no real damage. the general square had a lot more stuff and you can see from the picture there were a lot of damages there. the main thing is the road is closed and once again we are stuck in the middle of it. >> highway 395, a major way to get to south lake tahoe, we are glad you are safe, we know you folks don't feel a lot in that area, you got your barings and how do you feel right now? >> a little shaky. felt a couple of aftershocks. i feel like things

up dust while the boulders crashed to the ground.e drivers on highway 395 had to drive around the boulders that landed roadways. chp said there were some cars that were hit but thankfully no one was injured. and folks as far as san jose could feel that quake. vianey arana captured plants swaying in her home in the moments after. usgs says this is the strongest quake that hit since back in 1994. take a listen to a campground owner describe what he saw in coleville. >> the ground seemed to shake extensively more and it might be because of the granite here in high desert country not absorbed like in other parts of the bay area. i think that made it that much more scarier. it rolled. you could literally see the ground moving. >> reporter: and that shaking continued after the quake. usgs says more than 40 aftershocks were reported in the first two hours including seven of 4.0 magnitude. it's good to know or keep in mind that you need to have your to go bag ready. flashlights, set of clothes, any medication you may have, it's good it know

take part in one of the series of innovative studies being conducted at the university of colorado bouldern the effects of legal cannabis on anxiety and stress it seemed crazy that more than half the states at this point made it legal in some way, and yet the scientific literature could really fill this notebook. >> that's true. >> we feel the same way. there are risks. there are benefits what are they? >> reporter: but doing that research has been tough. federal law categorizes marijuana as a schedule 1 drug like heroin. so university researchers can't buy pot, even in states where it's legal and study it >> the university colorado boulder could lose all of its federal support for student aid. >> exactly right >> reporter: but this team figured out a work-around. if cannabis couldn't be brought to the lab, the lab would go to the cannabis with a so-called canna-van. they show us how it works. before deb takes her gummie, the team evaluates her. an hour later, she returned for more testing. >> we're really looking at the real world and how people use these products >> reporter: results to

boulders down from the centennial bluffs kicking up dust while crashing down. >> the ground seemed to shake extensively more might be because of the granite being here in high desert country that it's not absorbed like it might be in other parts of the bay area. i think it made it that much more scarier, it rolled. you could see the ground moving. >> reporter: he is the manager of the koa camp ground there but lived in danville for 15 years. >> only went for about 10 seconds but having lived through many in the bay area it seemed like an awful long time. >> an earthquake. >> how do you know? >> the tires went a little funny, maybe the road was just funny, kind of wiggled. >> reporter: another video showing hillsides rumbling. >> i don't understand. >> some had to steer around boulders on highway 395. the usgs says it's the strongest quake to hit the antelope valley fault. >> shaking was felt quite widely from san francisco to east of carson city in nevada and as far south as visalia, california. >> this chandelier rocking back and forth in brentwood. >> i thought it was just me. >> re

you can see those moving upwards of a 100 degrees near boulder creek and ben lowman in felton, possibly in the scotts valley to and the overnight lows across some of the mountain tops or going to stay unusually warm as the kind of get locked in by that big dome of high pressure will keep in the 60's and the 70's right to the east bay. we goal contra costa alameda county. now, not just the mountaintops but all the urban areas now currently under the warning is we'll see these temperatures soaring to a 100, maybe a 105 degrees. slama county going to the maybe a 100, maybe a 108 as you head toward vacaville and fairfield and dixon and those overnight lows only in the 70's and the 80's. and in the north bay 98 to a 105 degrees across the mountain tops same ran across the mountain areas me. this would occur. also force knowles and fairfax. you are currently under that warning starting on friday that continuing until sunday. but low clouds and fog have retreated. you can see moving back toward the coastline. there they go all the way down in the monterey bay. not going to see much of that in

so fingers crossed, it stays that way. >> reporter: in boulder creek, thom jensen, nbc bay-area news.>>> our nbc bay area app is a great resource this fire season. you can get breaking news, weather alerts, sent straight to your phone. you can also customize the forecast for where you live. it's free to download on the app and google play stores. >>> it's more than tripled in size. new video tonight of the tamarack fire. it is burning in alpine county. that fire has grown to more than 21,000 acres. that's up from the 6,000 we reported at 6:00, this evening. flames broke out on the fourth of july. but in just the last 24 hours, it has exploded in size. >> they gave us about 20 minutes notice. that they -- you know, they -- it looked like they said the fire was like five, six miles away and about an hour later, it was right on us. they didn't give us any time at all. >> flames are burning about 45 minutes south of lake tahoe. but as you can see, that smoke plume is visible from the lake. >>> undocumented immigrants won't have to worry about their legal status if they need to seek shelte

. >> reporter: the quake is understanding giant boulders onto i-95 near coleville.akes in eastern california are not unique, but could it mean a precursor to something bigger? >> yes. it's more likely there will be smaller earthquakes that follow this aftershock sequence. >> reporter: the shaking brought rocks and boulders down centennial bluff in coleville. seismologists say some people got a shakealert warning did yong like that on your phone? >> no, nothing like that. >> as a result of the fact that there are fewer stations in eastern california, shakealert did not do as good of job as we would like. >> reporter: back in walker sally rosen knows after covid there's a new threat to prepare for. >> this is anecdotally earthquake country, so in theory it's definitely something that should be on our radar. >> reporter: seismologists say the shakealert system is still a work in progress. there are still about two more years of develop development planned including installing more seismic reporting stations in rural parts of california where, of course, earthquakes do

a bridge collapsed when the boulders crashed. directly on top of it, rescue workers and clean up teams have been sent to the same. and parts of europe continue to battle with flag the week after nearly 40 people died. this was the saying in belgium, unfortunately, we don't have that vision, i'm afraid, but i'll continue on with this story, roads remain closed and several homes were evacuated after a wall collapse. the clean up if it looks set to be hampered with more heavy rain at least 400 people have been moved from the italian island of sat danielle after wildfires in gulf more than 4000 hector of land. 55 is using a craft to put out the flames, but those efforts are being hampered by a hot southwesterly wind, causing the fire to spread and the danger level on the island is now at extreme. i had extreme haiti is also the challenge facing athletes and organizes at the tokyo olympics. some competitive have collapsed because of the conditions. so tennis pies have been given extra time to recover between sets and the richardson reports from tokyo. it's not just elim peon, stating the he

the landslide in the northern region sent huge boulders tumbling down the hillside.causing it to collapse. local officials say another struck a vehicle carrying tourists — causing the fatalities. it comes as the western state of maharashtra has reported more than 130 deaths in the last two days, due to flooding brought about by monsoon rains. mayooresh konnoor reports from a landslide site in raigad, nearmumbai. consistent rains over the past few days have created havoc in the western indian state of maharashtra. where i'm standing right now is called sahyadri mountain range. and once there was a village where i'm standing right now which was entirely washed out on thursday evening when a landslide occurred because of consistent rains. the soldiers of the national disaster management force have been looking for the missing bodies for over three days now, and the operation is not over until sunday evening. what we've been told is about a9 bodies have been recovered so far, and over a0 are still missing. landslides in some parts and floods in other parts — that's the s

inside trenches heavily populated areas of eastern china routing trees and grounding flights. falling boulders to 9 terrorists and destroy a bridge in san india. ah . group of nigerian children of doctors by armed kidnappers, i've been reunited with that parents who feared they'd never see them again. there were emotional scenes. as the 28 children returned to that town. kaduna say they were kidnapped early this month, but more than ac from the school are still missing and just some of hundreds currently being held hostage across the moving parts of the country. i'm address reports on this now from boucher, the to city, a grenade. and emotional reunion for parents whose children go every 2 years and hawk greed the youngsters now free and safely back with their parents the the joy too much. i can't quantify the joy god has done. and we said that if we got, we will see our children and we have seen them as he has this child. he will bring the rest the but many of the parents to return the painful images for parents wondering if their children will ever be who is not something that your enemies w

had a boulder, colorado grocery store, not shooting, grab the headlines, but gun violence goes way beyond that. homicides, police, shootings, domestic violence, accidents, and suicide, which make up the highest number of gun related death. gun violence is taking more lives than any other public health. the crisis of our time, we lose roughly $40000.00 lives every year to gun violence in this country. and that we're behind 40000 emily's friends to friendship circle community going violence in this country is an epidemic. and it's an international buyers. the president wants to do something about it, but there's resistance. they'd rather get top on the law abiding. then go out and get top on criminal. so how do us gun law actually work? why are some americans against tougher gun control? and what does president biden to do about it? ah, ah, most americans agree on one thing. gun violence is a problem. according to one survey, it's a pretty huge majority with only 6 percent who say it's not a problem at all. the question of how to tackle gun violence is whether the debate at the heart of tha

this is falling, boulders kill 9 terrorists and destroy a bridge, and flood had india ah, lo, marianna was in london watching alger 0 that coming up on the program, the emotional scenes in nigeria is 28 school children kidnapped earlier this month. release. but $81.00 are still being how the angry protest in several canadian cities is corona mars cases, serge and the economy deteriorate from isolated islands in the pacific. the countries counted as covered success stories infections keep on rising across asia . ah, welcome to the program. a powerful storm is set to land in eastern china again in the coming hours of the already doing widespread damage. typhoon info caused heavy flooding in the coastal province of jang. and it's bringing more disruption it skirts around. the busy commercial have of shanghai. it's comes days of to a record sad, kill dozens of people in central china. so our high right reports it's been a difficult week for people in many regions of china. first, 2 years worth of rain in just 3 days to get floods that killed at least 63 people and hen on province and displ

. >> reporter: the quake is understanding giant boulders onto i-95 near coleville.smologists say quakes in eastern california are not unique, but could it mean a precursor to something bigger? >> yes. it's more likely there will be smaller earthquakes that follow this aftershock sequence. >> reporter: the shaking brought rocks and boulders down centennial bluff in coleville. seismologists say some people got a shakealert warning on their phone seconds before the quake, but many did not. did you get anything like that on your phone? >> no, nothing like that. >> as a result of the fact that there are fewer stations in eastern california, shakealert did not do as good of job as we would like. >> reporter: back in walker sally rosen knows after covid there's a new threat to prepare for. >> this is anecdotally earthquake country, so in theory it's definitely something that should be on our radar. >> reporter: seismologists say the shakealert system is still a work in progress. there are still about two more years of develop development planned including installing more s

this is falling boulder can line terrorists and destroy a bridge and flood india. the emotional scenes in my area is 28 school children kidnapped earlier this month are nice, but 87 children. i still being how old the angry protest across junior are the surgeon co, the cases i'm the struggling economy president dismisses the prime minister. i'm devin ash, with bought coven strike twice for well, number one, gulf a john rom, forcing him out of the tokyo olympics. and on day 2 of the games, a shock result in men's basketball with favorites, the usa losing to from ah hello, welcome to the news. our top story. powerful storm is set to hit land in eastern china again in the coming hours after already doing widespread damage. typhoon in fact caused heavy flooding at the northern tip of the coastal province of judge yang, after it made landfall a little over 12 hours ago. now bringing disruption to lighten shipping. as it crosses hung jo, bay, south of the busy commercial hope of shanghai. to weaken in strength skirts the city and heads inland in the coming hours, threate

like this year's attack in a supermarket in boulder, colorado, the orlando nightclub shooting in 2016 and at sandy hook elementary school where 20 children and 6 teachers were killed in 2012. but can he do it? a democrats pushed for more gun control. there are plenty of voters and politicians and congress who say, guns just aren't the problem. they're talking about, oh, we need to stop there. 15 these up. they are 15, you know more people are stab to death and they're shot with air 15. so it's just, it's absurd hype and it's, it's, it's mostly just nonsense. let's target the bad guys, the felons, the fugitives, those with mental disease. let's put them in jail. let's stop them from getting guns. let's not go innocent, law abiding citizens, and let's not target their constitutional rights. no, even though we always hear about how america is so divided over guns, there's another way to look at it. i think maybe the central misunderstanding, including within the united states about the gun debate is the idea of a gun rights and gun regulation are mutually exclusive and that's just not tr

they have explosive spear caltrans crews are ready to go to get those big boulders removed. that is what worries me. it is great that this is kind of a rural area where they don't have a lot of tall that -- and we have not heard a of damage, so we will get that out there. and you can only imagine the systems that are in place, right? to assess what is going on and how to tackle this, you know, making sure no one has been hurt. making sure the damage is at a minimum, and it was mentioned a campsite, right? because this is during the busy summer travel season. people are out and about. certainly, people at lake tahoe . we heard someone on the phone say earlier that, yes, those chairs, those ski lists were in operation at a time. everything came to a grinding halt . all of that needs to be examined. >> i forgot about that because those chairs, not all of them, but some of them, the trams are in operation even during the summer. not skiing, but you might take it to the top of the mountain so you can do mountain biking or sightseeing, so they are in operation, and that infrastruc

in the wee hours of the >> it startled residents contacted the boulder county sheriff's office.ed a report at approximately 2.15 earlier this morning about some suspicious activity occurring in missouri, conway neighborhood of support. the county superior 3 patrol units of the sheriff's office responded when they arrived, they were greeted by a herd of a who let the goats out. >> who who. well, that's a question we're still trying to active investigation is going on right now. how did all those animals go there. we are trying to find out where those goals came from for the next 2 hours, boulder county deputies, herded coaxed and go to the band on the run. >> into a waiting trailer. just good old hurting skills that we have to have is a deputy with the boulder county sheriff's office. >> as of this report. no charges have been filed. the ended up letting them go on their own >> a stern warning was given to the suspects. you better behave. >> a lot of good, good references in that you catch my i did those dander reporting for us tonight. that does it for us here tonight on kron 4

the university of colorado boulder could lose all its federal support for student aid. >> that's exactlyeporter: this team figured out a workaround. if cannabis couldn't be brought to the lab, the lab would go to the cannabis, with a so-called canna-van. they showed us how it works. before deb takes her gummy, the team evaluates her. an hour later she returns for more testing. >> we're looking at the real world and how people use these products. >> reporter: results to come. but even in marijuana-friendly colorado, deb is still concerned about speaking out. >> i was afraid of all the things i want to get rid of. the judgment, the stigma, fear of what other people would think. >> reporter: how many of the people you work with know that you in fact use marijuana? >> i would say a handful. >> reporter: and now, more. >> and now, more. >> reporter: cynthia mcfadden, nbc news, golden, colorado. >> our thanks to cynthia for that reporting. >>> we want to turn back to that deadly flooding in parts of europe. joining me now from germany is nbc news reporter claudio lavanga. we were able to reest

you saw those rocks, those huge boulders coming down on the highway. also, it was interesting at the same part time we saw some movement all along a fault zone and we had another earthquake a 4.8 4 miles south southwest of lee vining so a very active a day in the sierra nevada and toward nevada as well. but we've got a couple things going on. this used to be the fair lawn played its abducted underneath the north american plate to create what's known as the sierra nevada. now, we've got replaced by the pacific plate and the north american plate. they're running against each other for what's called a strike slip slip fall. that means they're kind of sliding right next to each other. we've currently got this one moving north pacific plate at about 3 to 4 inches year and the north american plate sliding to the south every once in a while theyrget stuck. they don't they can't move for some reason or another. then all of a sudden the crossed starts to move. and that's where we get our earthquakes. and that's exactly what we saw today. right along the walker

the landslide in the northern region sent huge boulders tumbling down the hillside.say another struck a vehicle carrying tourists, causing the fatalities. it comes as the western state of maharashtra has reported more than 130 deaths in the last two days, due to flooding brought about by monsoon rains. mayooresh konnoor reports from a landslide site in raigad, nearmumbai. consistent rains over the past few days have created havoc in the western indian state of maharashtra. where i'm standing right now is called sahyadri mountain range. and once there was a village where i'm standing right now which was entirely washed out on thursday evening when a landslide occurred because of consistent rains. the soldiers of the national disaster management force have been looking for the missing bodies for over three days now, and the operation is not over until sunday evening. what we've been told is that about 49 bodies have been recovered so far, and over 40 are still missing. landslides in some parts and floods in other parts — that's the story of maharashtra. there are sever

this comes as only boulders, kill 9 tourists and destroy a bridge in india. ah hello. notice you over the last few days, we have been talking about the buckets of rain falling in costa rica, take it to the ground. now we see those water levels rising rapidly, and it's just because of how intense that rain has been. now unfortunately, on monday, it's still in the red zone coast rico right through to panama, the darker the color, the more intense the rain is where we are seen some showers in storms for the you could tam peninsula that includes can coon, also for his spaniel rate, through to cuba. next for go into the u. s. gulf states into florida where we've also seen some heavy rain, tampa orlando rate down to miami. now if i take you toward the bat, i want to give you an idea of what crews are up against. it has been a very active wildfires season. you know, further to the south where rain could be used here. we're starting to see it with the north american monsoon, particularly for arizona, which will help with some of the wild fires burning dare elsewhere

video also shows large boulders that came tomba. going down right onto i 3 95, the chp says some cars were hit by rocks, but nobody was injured. the rock slides closed about 40 miles of the interstate as crews work to inspect t. the shaking continued with a swarm of dozens of aftershocks. at least a half dozen magnitude four or greater, according to the usgs. we actually felt the earthquake here in our office here in sacramento, we saw some of the light fixtures swaying, the state's office of emergency services, says there were no immediate reports of large damage. we have a team of folks who are actively working to do those assessments. check on the roads, check on the infrastructure. any sites of note whether the sewage treatment of jail hospital that could be impacted the earthquake swarm happened near the antelope valley fault. this is just one of the more unusual locations where we see earthquakes from time to time. professor richard allen is a uc berkeley dean and director of the berkeley seismological laboratory. he says this

in the wee hours of the >> it startled residents contacted the boulder county sheriff's office.eceived a report at approximately 2.15 earlier this morning about some suspicious activity occurring in missouri, conway neighborhood of support. the town of superior 3 patrol units of the sheriff's office responded when they arrived, they were greeted by a herd of us go let the goats out. >> who who. well, that's a question we're still trying to active investigation is going on right now. howidid all those animals go there. we are trying to find out where those goals came from for the next 2 hours, boulder county deputies herded coaxed and go to the band on the run. >> into a waiting trailer. just good old hurting skills that we have to have is a deputy with the boulder county sheriff's office. >> as of this report. no charges have been filed ended up letting them go on their owns. the >> a stern warning was given to the suspects. you better behave. >> so many good go references. dan daru reporting for us tonight. well, mel sent over to the go court sports. and how many go puns in my

more boulders and debris will come tumbling down.tarted houses rattled boulders fell and the bluff crumbled behind the colville walker k o a campground. it was all cool. enjoy look up. and when all that starts coming down, that's when i was like, okay. no no, no. this is not good. the rockslide a terrifying sight for native californians and tourists alike were actually in the pool. all the kids were hanging out and all of sudden it comes crashing down. get out of the pool. there's you know, it's gonna be a dramatic because now the pool let's go. the earthquake a six point oh, near the california nevada border, followed by dozens and dozens of aftershocks, and it does have a fair amount of aftershocks that things continue to shake and. are scientists who specialize in that essay. this is la slightly above average amount of aftershock activity. they felt the shaking at the alpine county chamber of commerce and visitors center. it's sort of a mixture between feeling like you're swaying on the water on top of a boat or and there's a jet

the university of colorado-boulder could lose all of its federal support for student aid, right?rter: but this team figured out a workaround. if cannabis couldn't be brought to the lab, the lab would go to the cannabis with a so-called cannavan. they show us how it works. before deb takes her gummy, the team evaluates her. an hour later, she returns for more testing. >> we're really looking at the real world and how people use these products. >> reporter: results to come. but even in marijuana-friendly colorado, deb is still concerned about speaking out. >> i was afraid of all the things that i wanted to get rid of, the judgment, the stigma, fear of what other people would think. >> how many of the people you work with know that you, in fact, use marijuana? >> i would say a handful. >> and now more. >> and now more. >> reporter: cynthia mcfadden, nbc news, golden, colorado. >> cynthia's report just one part of the series "red, white, and green" taking an in-depth look at marijuana in the u.s. as calls grow to legalize it nationwide. you can catch the series across all platforms a

ktvu suzanne rubin tells us some people are now worried more shaking will mean more boulders and debris down. when the shaking started houses rattled, boulders fell and the bluff crumbled behind the colville walker k o a campground. it was all cool until i look at it. and when all that start start coming down, that's when i was like, okay, no, no, no. this is not good. the rockslide a terrifying sight for native californians and tourists alike were actually in the pool. all the kids were hanging out and all of sudden it comes crashing. down get out of the pool. there's you know, we got to be a dramatic because the pool let's go. the earthquake a six point oh, near the california nevada border, followed by dozens and dozens of aftershocks, and it does have a fair amount of aftershocks that things continue to shake and. are scientists who specialize in that say this is lost slightly above average amount of aftershock activity. they felt the shaking at the alpine county chamber of commerce and visitor center. it's sort of a mixture between feeling like you're swaying on the water on top of

austin texas was 5th, 2 raleigh and durham, north carolina and number 1 for the second straight year, boulder, colorado. united states news and world report real estate editor spoke to us about what the areas all have in common. >> they offer kind of the big city things people want to see. when it's not pandemic times entertainment will come to the area, a lot of conferences and things. it also has sprawling suburbs and areas that allow people to get outside. they don't necessarily feel so packed in. >> you probably are wondering, san francisco came in 15th on the overall list. san jose was numb 36. >> not bad. >> yeah. >> affordability. 15th. >> yeah. that's questionable. >>> combining two comfort foods in to one. mac and cheese and ice >>> coming up new at five the bay area seeing even more shortages of goods, this time it's keeping some drivers off the road. >>> and finally today, we are talking food. mac and cheese, we li, e cream two? kraft teamed up for mac and cheese ice cream. they promise to deliver it. you can order it starting tomorrow or get it a scoop shop. unfortunately we don't

meanwhile in northern india, 9 people have been killed in 3 hours injured by a landslide. large boulders rolled down a mountain in him. charlotte per the sheen state striking a van carrying 11 tourists a bridge collapse when one bold crashed onto it. and it comes in more than 125 people and i have died in long, thin flooding. of the call for do has recovered, 42 buddies. and then today we have found another the villagers has a up to 80. people are missing, perhaps also that number of people will be trapped under the degrees, or a group of 20 could not live during school. children have been reunited with that parents 2 weeks after they would taken, one of the parents told out there a ransom was paid for that freedom. in total, a $121.00 students were taken and now the group was released after 2 days. but 87 children are still being housed very big. i never had the joy too much. i can't quantify the joy, god has done it. we said that if we serve god, we will see our children, and we have seen them as he has brought this child. he will bring the rest tunisian protests of thrones stones and

officials say at least nine people were killed, two others injured after boulders hit the vehicle theying in. at least one bystander was also hurt. >>> and in western india at least 149 people have now died after monsoon rains triggered landslides and flooding there. bring us up-to-date on the rescue and recovery. >> reporter: michael, well, those efforts are still going on in many of the districts in india, the capital city remember is mumbai for our viewers. a lot of these districts are still inundated. there have been landslides through most of these districts. over 230,000 people have been evacuated from low-lying areas because the worry is the dams are overflowing, the water is being released so these are vulnerable spots from where these people are being pulled away. the indian army, the navy, the air force as well as the state disaster response teams are on the ground trying to help people. some people cannot even find their family members as of now. some of the state disaster response forces are now planning to pull out from some areas because they're saying that bodies are dec

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