the piper creek circular to do is to get at the question of how pipe creek impact, what actually happens here at gettysburg. so mead's famous pipe creek circular here laid out it, laid out a contingency plan for his army in the event of disaster oyster in pennsylvania. we'll talk about the specifics of that plan in a few minutes. what's important to establish right now is that in part because of the perception that mead wanted to fall back to pipe creek, he was long and widely depicted as being passive content to fight on the defensive and inflexible. what i believe is more important and what i really want to talk about today, is that historians have large lee ignored the fact that portion size of meade's pipe creek circular were actually put into effect and that these actions had a dramatic impact on the way in which the battle of gettysburg was fought. it's not just a contingency plan. but first let us back up to those early morning hours of june 28th, 1863, in frederick, maryland, only about 35 miles from here. colonel james hardy of the war department delivered orders, not an offer o

the creek. it turns out he was right. >> we are thinking that maybe an an aquifer or groundwater aquifr groundwater aquifer was cracked open, which would have released water into that creek. >> reporter: that is good news in a drought, right? not really. >> this isn't going to make a big difference in our water supply, but it makes a difference to the animals and habitat along the creek. >> reporter: john and suzanne agree. they developed a certain bond for this creek and they look after it. >> we are kind of stewards of this creek, we feel like, in this area. >> reporter: and mother nature is looking out for it, too. >> we definitely need more water water right now. it is like she is taking care of this area for us. >> reporter: mother nature prov. nature provides. in santa rosa, kpix 5. >> how much water are we talking talking about? take a look, this this is from sonoma water sensors and you can see a spike in cubic feet the day after the quake. take a look at that. yesterday there was anothe

brian, back to you. > >> dozens of affordable homes ur construction in walnut creek. te creek.project between habitat for humanity and and kaiser permanente. the 42 ts 42 townhomes will be made available to low and medium income families. we spoke with one volunteer who works for kaiser and lived in a habitat for humanity home for 8 years. projects like these have changed her life. >> the rent was escalating, bills, kids in school, me and college at the time. being able to become a habitat homeowner, i i have recently sent those same three kids i have off to college. >> the new development is also d to be zero net energy, meaning it will produce more energy than than it consumes. >> coming up next, a pack oraclk oracle park. why a young guest f guest of honor kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire fi

mark west creek isn't far from the rogers creek fault which triggered last week's quake and 4.3 after shock. the fault line runs through santa rosa. some neighbors noticed something stre after the shaking. >> it was unsettling. it was really close. >> reporter: john and wife suzae dickinson moved to the area after surviving the tubs fire. t week when we ground shook beneah their feet they were startled. >> it got our attention. >> reporter: the 4.4 originatedg rogers creek fault and triggered and triggered 4.3 after shocks.s a little close for comfort. >> it wound up being two or thre miles away. >> reporter: they were close bud farewell. still it was unnerving. >> i didn't have time to think f the ramifications. it was like oh my god, this is going to be good. >> reporter: fortunately the que only caused minor damage and there were no injuries. after the shaking john and suzanne noticed something odd about the mark west creek behind their house. >> interesting. >> this is where i came a coupls after the quake to see how much the creek had risen, which it had significantly risen. >> s

this earthquake got water flowing again in a baren creek in santa rosa.reek isn't far from roger week vault which triggered week vault which triggered to a3 after shock. the fault line runs runs through santa rosa. our photo journalist talked to neigs that noticed something strange after the shaking. >> it was unsettling and really. >> reporter: john and his wife e dickinson moved to the area after surviving tubbs fire. last tubbs fire. last week when the d shook beneatfe were startled. >> it got our attention. >> the 4.4 originated along rogs creek fault and triggered 4.3 after shocks. a little close for for comfort. >> it was two or three miles aw. >> they were close but did fare. still, it was unnerving. >> i didn't have time to think f the ramifications. it was like oh my god, this is going to be bad. >> reporter: fortunately if onld minor damage and there were no injuries. after the shaking, john and suzanne noticed something odd about mark west creek that runs behind their house. >> interesting. >> this is where i came a coupls after the quake to se

. >> reporter: one of several creeks you have to keep eye on when rain is coming. but business owners and public groups not putting up sand bags yet after months of no measurable rain at all. >> i don't see it as challenge. first rain. not saturated yet. >> localized flooding, storm drains clogged with leaves and we patrol before, during and after. until things get saturated we don't worry about flooding or landslides. >> reporter: but there is concerns about the rains that follow after the dry ground soaks up all it can hold like last year when sent water over the banks and bridge decks of two communities. >> upwards of six inches, we have a problem, everything in the valley rushes down through this creek. this is the first point it gets choked up, stops, floods our town. >> reporter: century old bridge was supposed to be torn down to mitigate flooding but it's been on hold since start of the pandemic. >> needs to go. >> reporter: restaurant is flooded when the creek backs up, is keeping close eye on the bridge. >> crack running entire length of this 40-some-odd-f

so the rain will not stop here in walnut creek.s kind of what we will see for the most of the day. we will see these wet roads throughout the day. stephanie, you are taking live look here at downtown wanna creek wet roads. people driving in the streets. it's been quiet throughout the morning. >> and we will still be expecting that light rain throughout the day. i'll send it back to you. umbrella certainly would be a good idea for today. thank you so much, camila for that live report. >> and another big story we are following this morning. final preparations are underway for the funeral of queen elizabeth. the second president biden just finished paying his last respects to the queen at westminster hall. let's check in with lauren lyster. she's live outside of westminster abbey this morning for us with the very latest. good morning to you. or >> good morning. we are heading into the last night where people can pay their respects to queen elizabeth. the second in person at westminster hall. this is the final day of her lying in state

what was ingested in walnut creek? >> we don't know. and the facility says they don't know. this is important because as you mentioned in santa monica they were clear that they believe it was in cleaning fluid. in the walnut creek case they say they don't know what he ingested and they say they don't know if what he ingested caused his death. the coroner's office is investigating. >> who are you dealing with? the same a corporate communications team in santa monica? >> same team. different facilities. we are reaching out to the same corporate team. they are saying they take safety seriously and they have suspended all the staff involved in the latest case pending their internal investigation. >> all right. thank you. >>> there is a lot of anger in oakland as we move on. frustrated parents are demanding changes in security. it comes after this on campus shooting involving a 12-year-old gunman and 13-year-old victim. it happened monday at madison park academy. you see parents there at the school just kind of waiting around, waiting for answers after the shooting. today many of

the trimmer got the water flowing again in one dry creek in santa rosa. mark west creek is not not far from the fault that triggered the initial jolt and then the aftershock. >> this is where i came a couple couple of hours after the quake, to see how much the creek had n had risen. that was bone dry. the creek before the earthquake looked like a pond. >> crews were sent out to check out the fresh flow in the have this possible explanation. >> we are thinking maybe a aquifer was cracked open which would have released water into the creek. > >> now to the first alert weather, cameras caught gorgeous gorgeous orange son since tonigt since tonight over the oakland skyline. another gorgeous site in the sierra where the recent storm is bringing a mix of rain and snow. the snow lap caught the video of flakes falling and they are almost always gone. so we have had showers here and there i am not complaining about about it because we need it. when will we see some dry weath? dry weather? >> it is already happening. the last of the showers has already stopped. nic

and if you've never heard of the rogers creek fault, creek fault, let me get you acqd with that. >> the race to escape a river od that flowed like lava. the massive challenge ahead. stacked ahead. stacked the father tryino use pain to save lives, after losing his son to fentanyl. >> he died in my arms. >>'s message to parents and pro. and prosecutors. > >> we begin with the jolt and te north bay. a 4.4 earthquake strk santa rosa around 6:40 this eveg followed by a 3.9 aftershock. te a look at the damage inside of a a home on slater street. it sent it sent knickknacks tumbling toe floor, damage to wall and smashed glassware. on the same street, it actually severed pvc water pipes on the side of a home. one resident said her dogs her dogs were acting strangely t 10 seconds before. >> i had to grab a hold of the doorframe between the kitchen ad dining room because it was jolting and glass was shattering. >> it was not like the 89 earthquake, it was an actual jo. actual jolt. >> animals are keen at sensing . this cat was clearly shaken. we are in downtown santa rosa where rosa where the qua

tom baker reports, some residents say they are amazed to see the water in the mark west creek.dergartners as well as the 1st and 2nd graders of redwood adventist academy played and learned in mark west creek. this creek is now wonder of nature made so by last week's magnitude for plus earthquakes that rocked santa rosa and principal lisa paulsen and all of a sudden i was just shaking and i could hear and it's a portable unit and so you could hear everything crunching together and i felt like i was riding the wave. this is a picture of the creek just before the earthquakes way more stones than water of algae. covering the water, and it was just very still and it was almost like is there water in this creek? then came the quakes of wednesday. the 14th. we came down here on thursday, and we're like, whoa! like the kids. what you know, what do you think happened now? it's just flowing so much better and cleaner and clearer and it's great. it's so much fun for the kids did rain here over the weekend, but the water rise was days ahead of the rain. there's no doubt at all we had the k

marsh creek is a minimum security jail. the inmates last seen wearing either all white or all yellow, and they're now facing additional escape charges. >>> okay, danger and chaos on the street of san francisco. you're looking at a sideshow almost directly beneath the octavia boulevard offramp. police tell us it started just around midnight. a short time later a fleet of police cruisers showed up, scattering the crowd and bystanders. officers did not make any arrests. no one was hurt. >>> still to come, a swimming pool, the perfect place to be today, so why did one city close its pool? the reason you'll have to find another way to cool down in brentwood. >>> a south bay landmark kicking off a celebration that's 100 years in the make. >>> that heat wave continues to grip the bay area with dangerous temperatures. right now, 111 in livermore. the big thing, it's going stay hot tonight. even at 9:00 p.m. we're at 91. i'll take close looksr a >>> okay, when you think about the heat you think about neighborhood pool. not in brentw

a once dry creek in santa rosa is suddenly flowing again. now this started after last week's earthquake. two earthquakes struck less than a minute apart last tuesday above ground, and a lot of people in the bay area felt the shaking. underground, the earthquake apparently shook loose some undergroundground water. people who live north of santa rosa noticed right away. they said before the earthquake there was very little quarter in the creek. but after the quakes the water level rose by about 6 inches. >> we can see it very easily from our second story especially. the quake -- the creek went from looking like a pond, no discernible flow to look like waves of flow. so it was increasing dramatically in this time span of minutes. >> people who live by the creek then speculated that the higher water level had something to do with the earthquake. you can see this map right here, right. the creek actually isn't far from where the epicenter of the earthquake happened. so we wanted to know, are these two things actually related? and it turns out the

the heat is prompting closures across walnut creek. starting today, walnut creek will close open space parks for several days. kron four's taylor has more. how homestead park is one of walnut creek's open spaces that will close on thursday due to the excessive heat warning. i think it's a good idea, i deter people to go out during midday during when it's the hottest >> but i think maybe not the most appropriate thing that people still want to get out. many people like joshua stirs in ski come here to buy, can exercise. despite the heat reasons. key says he still plans to ride his bike. >> most likely in the cut short. if he's feeling ambitious. if i'm up for first lot of sweat letting walnut creek's open spaces include 3,000 acres with 7 miles of neighborhood trails. those areas also include aka launice ridge, gorgeous ridgeline ridge, shell ridge in sugarloaf, all of which will close thursday through labor day. they're expected to reopen on september 6th in walnut creek, taylor bisacky kron. 4 news. >> during a heat wave like this one

thankfully, the water in the creek has leveled off. the tubbs fire and mark west creek can sometimes floods. so they are grateful that this didn't turn into a problem. nice it. it has, you know, tapered off now, john and susie, tell me that since the water level has come up, they've seen a surge in steelhead, trout, fry, little fish. they've also seen a couple of river otters down there playing in the water and they've seen a fox family show up as well. but for now in the north bay, charles clifford kron. 4 news be nice if we could see that in every street in reserva yeah. as water levels come, it would take a lot know what we don't want. know. want to earthquakes, rather have a few nice rains to do it, which i guess are in the forecast. john looks pretty dry going for right now. it now we have to have another earthquake to get water. i guess we saw all that water this week before that it was the earthquake that brought us the water. >> now we're just on the drier trend. we're kicking off fall today. and as we do so seems like we're go

it happened overnight in san mateo on east laurel creek drive. you can see the location right here. that's not far from hills dale high school, which is right in this corner. nbc bay area's ian cole has exclusive video from the scene and reaction from neighbors and authorities. >> reporter: in the west hills of san mateo down their wooded street, neighbors were awakened to the sound of a deer being attack. one called it in and police responded in force. two mountain lions were in this back yard eating the animal. >> i was in shock, because being here for such a long time, we never had such a problem. >> reporter: paris lives just up the hill from laurel creek drive. she didn't see it but never thought the cougars would come this close. >> i think it's very scare eechlts honestly, i don't feel comfortable coming on the deck and spend time anymore by myself alone. >> reporter: police shined lights on the two mountain lyons in the yard until they went back into the woods. a biologist was sent to talk to the people but points out that deer are common in the neighborhood and are a mounta

this is southbound southbound into walnut creek. probably your best bet if you wt to avoid some of those bright l. bright lights. at least get to the freeway south of where that trouble spot is. > >> a show of solidarity in the south bay has hundreds rally in support of protesters in iran. it is part of a growing call for for change after the death of ad iranian woman arrested over her. her headscarf. >> they chanted, carried signs and made their presence known. on winchester and stevens creek near santana roads tuesday evening, some protesters carries carried photos and others carried signs that said free ir. free iran. >> i only lived there until i was seven years old and i have not been back to visit. i cannot cannot imagine what that life wd be like, here. and to have the freedom to come here and protest, today, and not feel like anyone is going to come and and kill me or shoot me. >> this is for the women around the world for them to be free, , from any brutal government. >> reporter: the death toll killed in protest is growing

valley verde elementary school in walnut creek. the classroom. >> right now it's cooled about 60's or so. but it jumps up to at lunchtime to a high 80's and then by the end of the school day, we're looking at triple digit temperatures. so >> it's going to be a rough one, not only for staff of the schools across mount diablo unified school district, but also for parents trying to keep the kids cool, trying to keep them productive, which is hard when it's that hot. i mean, these scorching temperatures can be dangerous, especially to students who may suffer from chronic illnesses, not diablo unified school superintendent doctor adam clark is advising their districts principles and athletic directors to take precautions over this next week. those recommendations include drinking plenty of water and liquids, wear lightweight, light-colored clothing, and avoid outdoor activities between 10 in the morning and 4 o'clock. so this is definitely going to change the way they do p e and sports outside of school. they're trying to use air condit

48, walnut creek.w right there just outside of town. 49 mill valley 49. that's the only 40 i saw in marin county, santa rosa's 49 that's closer to spring. lake pen. grove and west petaluma are also at 49 degrees. maybe you're back here at thermometer or your weather station shows that 40. you can always let me know. warmer weather starts today. it will peak out on the weekend. it will not be as bad as a couple weeks ago. don't worry, they don't still get warm. it will be hot. for some. there'll be some mid nineties. now the inland forecast. sometimes you have to ease into this because it can change pretty rapidly. but we are looking for 84 today after 78 yesterday now for conquer will go 92 tomorrow, then mid nineties on the weekend unless something dramatically changes should be in the ballpark there. sixties seventies and eighties on the temperatures today sixties over by the coast, a little bit of fog out there patches of fog around otherwise we'll have lots of sunshine. mild warm might be a few lit

. >> taking a live look right now outside at walnut creek. one of the areas where we are expecting triple digit temperatures. >> we're following the start of an intense heat wave here in the bay area. thanks so much for joining us. i'm stephanie lin. we've got team coverage for you today. taking a look at your forecast. health tips in the heat and more on that flex alert for today. starting off with a look at your temperatures right now outdoors the worst of the heat expected inland this afternoon. and as you can see from this temperature map, some areas already starting to warm up. kron 4 meteorologist kyla grogan here with more on what we can expect with our forecast and a look ahead to where it's going to get the hottest. hey kyla. yeah, exactly. and boys, look at this temperatures. you can see livermore already at 90 degrees. so this is the excessive heat watch and warning the watches in the area along the coast and the bay in the dark red. >> this kicks in on saturday at 11:00am and goes through tuesday evening. all of the area in hot pi

now the heat is prompting closures across walnut creek. >> starting tomorrow on the creek is going to close its open space parks for several days. our first taylor's sacking has more. how homestead park is one of walnut creek's open spaces that will close on thursday due to the excessive heat warning. i think it's a good idea, i deter people to go out during midday doing when it's the hottest >> but i think maybe not the most appropriate thing that people still want to get out. many people like joshua stirs in ski come here to buy, can exercise. despite the heat reasons. says he still plans to ride his bike. >> most likely in the cut short. if he's feeling ambitious. if i'm up for first lot of sweat letting walnut creek's open spaces include 3,000 acres with 7 miles of neighborhood trails. those areas also include aka launice ridge, gorgeous ridgeline ridge, shell ridge and sugarloaf, all of which will close thursday through labor day. they're expected to reopen on september 6th in walnut creek, taylor bisacky kron. 4 news. >> there are cooling centers available. if you're looking for

walnut creek up to 85 degrees for you. looking ahead in our next 7 days tomorrow, as temperatures rise near 90 inland. and then we've got some 90's for you from saturday sunday into monday, not done with the heat just yet, even though the first days of fall ahead of us beside areas in the 70's to 80's today and little warmer into the weekend. great job. they even that, ok, let's go look at your bridges this morning. a 7 minute ride maze to that fremont street exit. >> san mateo bridge, a 81 to one 13 minutes heading across towards peninsula. richmond, sandra fell bridge tolls to 101 a 7 minute. right? and let's check on the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 19 minutes. the time now for the marine of animal center and that benioff ocean science laboratory held a virtual conference. the focus of it preventing will ship collisions. now the system is called well safe and it's a first of its i power near a real-time. well detection system in the pafic ocean. uses an acoustic monitoring systems. you can see that the air, the

he is live in walnut creek now with how people are coping. rob. >> catherine, many of the people getting off of that bart train. they had water bottles in hand because of the triple digits waiting for them outside. same thing here at the broadway shopping plaza where i am now, i've only seen a few shoppers outside beating the heat. everyone i spoke to ready for this heat wave to went. it was triple digit tuesday in several parts of the east bay, including walnut creek. it's where paul farrow wrote the bart train to from san francisco to visit with his sister to slide off the train and like, wow, this is really fun site. i without the phone. it was like. >> almost want to wait like 1, 7, 1, 8 others at the walnut creek station feeling the same extreme temperatures. cheryl bear now ski came from danville to pick up her husband from the train station. her car's transmission die in the heat. of course, you just running an errand. you don't have your water. you don't have all your you're just stuck out there. i mean, i've got the shade of a heart

a creek in danville.lf, i drive a little bit of a breeze this afternoon, but not as strong as we tend to get 77. but ship 90 pardon me. 87 the santa rosa. so we see our systems past tuesday. thursday, another one into the weekend. there's the drop in temperatures. 80's you can expect just about all week long with a cooling trend. generally speaking, camilla. >> all right. thanks, dave governor gavin newsom visited austin, texas, where he called for an overhaul of democrats. political strategy saying the party is, quote, getting crushed by republicans in part because they're too timid. he said democrats are often forced to play defense while republicans quote, dominate with allusion. the governor made those comments speaking at the texas tribune festival in austin in recent months there's been an increased. there's been increased speculation that newsom might be running for president. he's denied the idea several times that he did it again in austin. and governor newsom r a name change at uc hastings. coll

another death investigation involving an elderly resident at an atria park in walnut creek. the man died yesterday, and the facility tells us it was after he ingested something. candice nguyen joins us with the breaking details. what do we know? >> the coroner's office confirms with me constantine passed away yesterday. he was 94 years old. although he did not want to elaborate, his son believes what happened to his father is similar what happened to atria park of san mateo. although quiet outside atria park walnut creek, an internal investigation is under way after 94-year-old resident constantine ingested a substance at the facility last week. the investigative unit was alerted to the case after covering the recent death of another atria park resident in san mateo over the weekend. in the san mateo case, the senior living facility said staff accidentally gave 93-year-old trudy maxwell cleaning fluid to drink because they believed it was fruit juice. two other residents there also drank the fluid and were hospitalized. in response to our questions about the walnut creek dea

this time at its walnut creek facility. atria sent a rather vague statement kron 4 news last night saying that the resident died because of something he ingested but didn't explain exactly wh to that residents sun today and he has an opinion on exactly what his father did. he doesn't. he? he does counties not very happy about this. doctor. kerry can noon says his 94 year-old father suffered from dementia. he thought the memory care facility at atria walnut creek will be a good place when he moved his father there year ago. >> he's now questioning that choice. it was around midnight on august 24th when doctor kerry can noon was woken up by a phone call from this atria walnut creek assisted living facility. >> staff alerted him that his dad constantine can noon had to be taken to the hospital. i was always a surprise. i said why is that? he said because he drank some. >> cleaning fluid doctor. can noon rushed to john muir medical center where he says his 94 year-old father was in distress with burns inside his mouth early tha

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ktvu sally rasmus is live near the line bridge open space area in walnut creek, with the reasons behind the closure and how park goers are reacting to it, alec. a salad. we're on right in front of one of the trail entrances to the lime ridge open space area in walnut creek, and you can see why the heat and the sun would be a concern here. it's completely unshaded in this part of the trail, but grass is very dry. so given that and the heat expected this weekend, they've made the decision to close this entrance to close this open space and to other open space areas in walnut creek in concord. throughout the labor day weekend. just within the past hour, we saw walnut creek park rangers coming out here to put up closure signs this park and two others the shell ridge and colonies ridge open space area in walnut creek and concord will be closed to the public until tuesday, september 6th that was contra costa county firefighters who recommended this closure because they're concerned about two things. fire danger during the hot weather this weekend but also the potential for people to walk and

you're taking a live look over a very warm walnut creek on this beautiful saturday evening. thanks for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 6. i'm noelle bellow and i'm dan thorn. some cities seeing temperatures in the mid to upper 80's and 90's today. kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. >> tracking that warming trend of recent. how long is it going to last there, well, yeah, it's expected to last all weekend long. gradual cool down, though, early this upcoming week. >> let's take a look at today's daytime highs because we were certainly 5 to 10 degrees above average. check out livermore in concord, warming up into the mid 90's when you should be in the mid 80's this time of year. but no one along the coast complaining of the mild temperatures downtown san francisco warming up to 75 degrees. 5 degrees above average for today. but we are noticing a gradual cooling trend, especially for half moon bay. 59 degrees along the coast. thanks to the return of call the fog. and we're still in the mid 90's for hottest inland valleys in solano county. check out fairfield 95 degrees. s

this creek is the largest greek island. it has gorgeous stretches of case lines and charming port towns like iowa, nicholas interspersed with picturesque mountains scapes. who? oh, as you can see, i rented an e bike so i can explore this beautiful landscape in a different way instead of on foot. so read a boring, old car. all i've so wish me luck with the 5 highest peaks on the island through up to 2500 meters above sea level. the coast is visible from pretty much anywhere. ah creases home to a variety of raptors, including beer did and griffin vouchers, as well as the reg golden eagle. ah, ah, from the capital heroically on in the north, i set off for mattie le, a coastal resort steeped in history. the weather can be unpredictable according to the season. i'm here in december right now. i'm in southern crates and matter. these are the caves of marcella. there were loads of hippies here in the 1966, many of them came from the u. s. because they didn't want to go to war in vietnam mountain angle, but there were also a few ce

our cameras were showing us the images from walnut creek. they're picking up hazy images for parts of the weekend. the hot weather is expected to fuel smoggy conditions across the bay area tomorrow. the poor air quality can cause trouble for people with weakened respiratory systems. all right now to the wildfires burning in far northern california we learned late today that the mill fire burning 50 miles south of the california oregon border, has killed two people, sq. county sheriff confirmed the death, said a community meeting this evening. he did not release the names of the victims or how they died. containment of the mill fire is at 40% tonight. that's up from 25% earlier today. the fire broke out friday afternoon in the city of weed more than 800. firefighters are now battling the flames. we've seen lots of fires in this community. we've seen lots of fires in this county. and we've suffered lots of devastation. you heard from chief cunningham, though, that they recognize the magnitude of this incident. and they responded appropriately

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you can see along the rogers creek fault. that's where looks like this earthquake did take place a depth of 5 miles. and so we heard about the depth of that quake be fairly shallow. that's very important is what we call attenuation and take very energy from a shallow quake to reach the surface. so if you're in that area and you have an earthquake just below you, even if it's smaller than that, it may feel a lot more significant. well, somebody just a few miles away may say that really didn't feel like that big of an earthsuake. but folks that are in and around the santa rosa area, depending on the not the type material that you're a home was based on her apartment, you may have felt that quite differently. if you're on sand, you may get a little more movement. if you're on rock a little bit less. and of course, the proximity to where you are to that earthquake as well. but this one a fairly shallow quake along rogers creek fault system that we don't know whether this is just the end or the beginning. but we've had a couple of

i'll say woodside 47, boulder creek 47.lo park, lafayette mill valley, santa clara, all 49, petaluma, mangrove and santa rosa. all in there at 49 as well . speaking of santa rosa 77 yesterday 82 today congregating for palo alto, 80 and san jose, also downtown to 80 degrees, there's the 49, petaluma and santa rosa sonoma county airport. lower leg 51 napa airport, 50 to 51 palo alto airport, sunnyvale down at 52. so a lot of fifties here, boulder creek and felton and scotts valley all in the forties . there 47 48 49. santa clara was now they're 50 degrees and aptos down to 52, along with san martin in south san jose. so if you send me i feel cool out there as well. it is. it is. below that we had since the weekend and into yesterday is now up into idaho. the high in the four corners will build in so rain ends for now. when's our next rain? steve maybe early october, maybe early october. warming begins today that will take us into at least the weekend 60 seventies eighties low to mid tomorrow operators, maybe near 90, and it l

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fortunately, there were no signs of any flooding in downtown walnut creek. the bar's also dealing with some service disruptions because of the weather. the transit agency said that multiple trains have become disabled yesterday between darryl and lake merritt around 11 of the morning. 2 of those trains are on the oakland side forcing eastbound trains turn back to sf. luckily ac transit did offer some free rides across the bay from those bart riders. we'll show you video of when things finally got back to normal with trains moving again. about 2 hours later. well, developing news, the alameda county sheriff's office is investigating a shooting death. laurenzo as a case of road rage. well, deputies responded to the intersection of very boulevard and welling boulevard just before 4.30, yesterday they found a man suffering from gunshot wounds. paramedics immediately responded and pronounced him dead. deputies say the suspect involved fled the scene toward interstate 8.80. the sheriff's office is asking anyone who may have witnessed c incident or has video to con

and that trash has. >> made its way to some creeks and rivers in the county.can affect the water quality marine life and cause what issues jams up waterways. and so on the bridges and you name it. debris like this can find its way in the san francisco bay and santos as they have crews to stop that. but it's volunteers like these that are essential in the cleanup efforts. >> the volunteers what makes america great. they're always here helping us out. you know, so. >> wilken ari says preventing water pollution starts with people. the litter and trash that starts from our homes. >> you can go into these creeks and go into the ocean. so conservation really need to start with us in san jose camila barco kron. 4 news. >> stick with us. the bears battle notre dame into the 4th quarter today in south bend. coming up next in sports, will the exciting conclusion and tell you if the bears were able to pull off the upset? the choice between prop 26 and 27? let's get real. prop, 26 means no money to fix homelessness, no enforcement oversight and no support for disadvantage

thankfully, the water in the creek has leveled off. john and susie lost their home a few years ago to the tubbs fire and mark west creek can sometimes floods. so they are grateful that this didn't turn into a problem. nice it. it has, you know, tapered off. now, john and susie, tell me that since the water level has come up, they've seen a surge in steelhead trout, fry, little fish. they've also seen a couple of river otters down there playing in the water and they've seen a fox family show up as well. but for now in the north bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> time now to talk about our weather forecast as we take this live look outside. pretty picture here at downtown san francisco on the last official day of summer fall starts tomorrow. and we want to check in now with our meteorologist kyla grogan to see have though temperatures are going to feeling like fall as approaching we get wednesday. we can talk about we can talk about the weekend. interestingly enough, temperatures are going to be feeling a little more summer like as w

the creek following that earthquake for months. the creek had not been more than a series of stagnant pools, but they saw the water level rise by about 4 to 6 inches. >> we looked at it and it looked like there was a wave of water coming down the it was is if you are at the seashore and you watch the waves breaking a wave washes up beach success of wave kind of washes up further in closer and closer as the tide is coming in. that's what i would liken it to. >> residents say sonoma county officials have told them the most likely explanation for the surge is that the earthquake really some underground spring of water somewhere upstream. the water in the creek has since leveled back its kind of a fascinating story. they're not our 4 zone forecast. >> as we give you a live look from sutro tower north looking north across the golden gate, our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow standing by with what's ahead now that the storm is moving a little water from down below. now, some water from up above things, start to quiet down. but we did

she stopped by the esperanza place construction site in walnut creek to lend a helping hand knowing how grateful to those on the receiving end of project. appreciate this life changing bill. you look at people sitting next. you know, you don't know their housing situation. so to know that people who are working with you are getting something that they need. it's awesome. baby was flanked by volunteers with kaiser permanente. senior vice president and area manager for the health system's apple service area. boyd case is developing sponsor having pledged $400,000 to the more than 20 million dollar project within the next 4 years. many in our community have been priced out of living here. >> so this is our attempt to get some to come back. the community will feature 42 affordable townhomes for families with low to moderate it's located on last month this way near the pleasant hill, bart station, iron horse trail schools and more public transportation will finish the first 23 sometime in 2023. and that start on the final 19 homes of this neighborhood. after runs, place is billed as habitat

others at the walnut creek station feeling the same extreme temperatures. cheryl bear now ski came from danville to pick up her husband from the train station. her car's transmission die in the heat. of course, you just running an errand. you don't have your water. you don't have all your you're just stuck out there. i mean, i've got the shade of a heart track here to to hide under construction workers in the area helped push your car to the side of the road. it offered some bottles of water to drink while she waited for a tow truck. one day. >> he get by you. go ok, you're talk today. big deal. and tomorrow, this is fine. this is gonna this. is this a be a week? plus, by the time it finally breaks some shoppers at the broadway plaza were also out tuesday wanting to wait another day to get their errands done in the shoppers and bart riders all saying the same thing when it comes to temperatures surpassing 100. >> get from point a to point b and spend as little time as possible out in the sun. i just want someone and i'm tired of some. i wanted to go like i'

and that is the very latest here in walnut creek, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> the statewide flex alert has been extended through friday. the extreme heat is straining our state's power grid. and cal iso is urging people to conserve energy. the power operator says the heat will only get worse in the next few days. the flex alert ask people to cut back on electricity use between 4 and 09:00pm. cal iso says that we should be setting thermostats to 78 degrees. try not to use large appliances and turn off any unnecessary lights and try not to charge their cars during 04:09pm. more on the heat throughout the hour here. but new at 3 classes were canceled today at a petaluma high school after 2 students received violent images online. the students go to saint vincent high school. and police say that the students told the teacher that they received images of guns and references to a shooting on snapchat school. officials say that screen shots were taken in the account has now been deactivated by the user. police say that the social media post did not reference any schools or any locations

they got away today from the marsh creek detention facility in clayton ktvu. elissa harrington joins us now live from clayton where people have been advised to lock their homes and vehicles and stay aware of their surroundings. alyssa. that's right. a lot of nerves with people we talked to earlier today. now the sheriff's office put out a robocall not too long ago where they said they don't believe that those inmates are still in this area, but they still want people to be on the lookout. an alarming message for residents in the east bay town of clayton in contra costa county sheriff's office sent out an alert, telling people to lock their doors and be on the lookout for two inmates who escaped from the marsh creek detention facilities sunday morning. we're pretty much keep our doors locked all the time. we just more obviously wouldn't let my teenage daughter out in the neighborhood roaming around at this time. we were concerned . yeah we were. we were all very tight knit in their community. marian garrison lives at the clayton palms community a few miles down

reports from residents say they were amazed to see water in mark west creek. kindergartners as well as the 1st and 2nd graders of redwood adventist academy played and learned in mark west creek. this creek is now wonder of nature made so by last week's magnitude for plus earthquakes that rocked santa rosa and principal lisa paulsen and all of a sudden i was just shaking and i could hear and it's a portable unit and so you could hear everything crunching together and i felt like i was writing the wave. this is a picture of the creek just before the earthquakes way more stones than water. lot of algae. covering the water, and it was just very still and it was almost like is there water in this creek? then came the quakes of wednesday. the 14th. we came down here on thursday and we're like whoa! like we ask the kids. what you know, what do you think happened now? it's just flowing so much better and cleaner and clearer and it's great. it's so much fun for the kids. yes it did rain here over the weekend, but the water rise was days ahead of the rain. there's no do

things are just wrapping up here at the walnut creek location.king for better working conditions. i spoke to one employee. he summarized what it's like to be working at the hospital. he says that these nurses are heroes, but kaiser permanente is treating them like zeros. take a look at this video. this is the turnout earlier this morning. while these nurses picketed for better working conditions, they say kaiser permanente has not addressed the nurses concerns for the health and safety at work. they want a new and fair contract that includes health and safety provisions that address the dangers of infectious diseases. you also want workplace violence prevention standards to protect nurses. >> and minimum staffing guidelines that ensures safe patient care and they say they don't have the protections they need to work. they say they're short-staffed and there's a lack of personal protective equipment. spoke to one nurse. she describes the working conditions at the hospital. >> well, you know, it took us forever to get proper ppe and we still are fi