it don't worry, you're not alone. >> dennis shanahan fox 40 news. there's prayers to that young girl and her family well. >> still to come tonight, we'll tell you how the city is working right now. to end a strange coming that has here's an update to of reese's favorite story from last night that tiger in houston, 9 month old india that escaped from a home last weekend. >> missing. no one knew where it was in the bayou city for about a week. they finally found yesterday dropped off a shelter yesterday will india is now at animal sanctuary where it will now live out the rest of his life. they're being be hoping, but that more folks will travel this year. the san francisco based company says it lost more than billion dollars in the 1st quarter of the 2021 the company says it's very optimistic that the covid-19 vaccine rollouts say they have billions in new bookings worldwide. officials say they are the worried about current travel restrictions and lockdowns in europe which has been a huge market for some rentals. they say right now it's simply too ear

we have dennis shanahan with the latest. >> among the secrets beneath lake tahoe's famously blew 1600aters. there's a number of fault zones in the area. geologists are well aware of the potential for earthquakes. but the shaking seen lately in this region is well within the range of normal seismic activity says doctor steve bohlen, head of the california geological survey. that activity includes monday's quakes on a fault near the middle of the lake bed. >> what we would call a normal fault. it's where there's extension and one side drops down in relation to the other. >> it did feel the earthquake today earthquake today. the body feel the earthquake. these latest quakes may not have registered on the minds of many locals. but the larger of the 2 did register 3.4 on the richter scale and that caused us to question. is there potential damaging quake basin. >> the answer is not only yes, but there's also potential for a tsunami that surprises me. yes, it does appear that there is. >> very good geologic evidence for a what we would call a a massive wave. >> that was. >> almost certainly

it don't worry, you're not alone. >> dennis shanahan fox 40 news. 7.52.e'll be right >> the city of all that he lost nearly 10% of its population in the past year. and it wasn't the only city to see people leave san francisco saw a decline as did cities in marin county. but the biggest loss of population was alvin e the city went from over 18,800 residents to 17,000. they're going to be reviewing a change in the population and they believe that students who live at the university of california village played a role in their debt. >> when the lockdown came. >> graduate, students just much as undergraduates tended to had for whatever they considered home if their kids didn't need to be in the local schools and they didn't need to be at the university. they would likely go to wear. where their grandparents were sometimes going back to home countries and so if we lose half of the population of the university of california village. we've well over 10% of our population. >> in contrast. some cities in the bay area. saw population growth, including santa clara a

dennis shanahan has the story. >> well, all of us go about our daily routines.times we forget nature is always putting on a and sometimes a special presentation that only comes around every few years. if even that. that's going to be the case wednesday morning. but it's also a case of nature, not necessarily working around our schedules. you either need to stay up really late. >> or get up extra early. or maybe you're an early bird will be up any way in which case go take a peek outside and look at the moon. doctor kyle waters teaches astronomy at sac state and he's the director of the on-campus planetarium. >> for now the campus is still in the distance learning mode. otherwise waters would be here at 4 in the morning. wednesday when the earth moon and sun put on their special presentation. most astronomers would just call this a total lunar eclipse. >> but if you really want to have some fun. yeah. this is a super flower blood mount super because the moon will be relatively close to the earth in its elliptical orbit appearing larger than normal. >> a full moon

dennis shanahan is nationalized to be a strain in newspaper. he suggest camera would ease the immigration policy. targeting the zealand is if just in the town was more supportive of australia. strayer has taken a strongest stand against china's aggression in the area and has also suffered much more of the pressure from china. we've had bands on, on bali and wine sea food and coal, of course. and we have been taken to the w t o on the issue of the folly exports. now, new zealand has being much less affected and much more likely to call on the side of publicly to take a soft line towards china. the view in australia is that we can't afford to do that, and i don't want a gap to appear between a strayer and zealand because of chinese pressure. the trend has been migration is one area where new zealand could actually get something out of this. in turn turned around and said that they would support stria the reason room for strive to provide for more transit between the strider and new zealand for workers and to provide more assistance for new zealan

well let's bring in dennis shanahan. he's a national editor of the strait in the countries only nationally distributed newspaper. he joins us now from cambra. dennis, i know as trailer in new zealand often like to say they are like family, but it does feel like they have been a few family attentions lately. starting with this issue of china, it's also a fairly sensitive time for camera at the moment that the w t o, if i'm not mistaken, by willing to. they always refer to it as families to this funds, a bit of a, a fight at the dinner table. it's being forced on the strategy in the new zealand leaders by the fact that sean is influence and interference in the region has grown . and there are clear differences, emphasis on the from the museum and striding sides towards the attitude type to china, as well as the attitude to take to china's influence in the pacific region. so coby is made this, all the more pronounced by china has become the top issue for the talks for leaders don't necessarily want to play off the difference

it don't worry, you're not alone. >> dennis shanahan fox 40 news. >> welcome back. on this sunday morning. and we're taking a look down at la county where evacuation orders are in place for residents and the topanga area as the palisades brush fire continues to spread gene kang with our sister station ktla joins us live from the pacific palisades. jean, last we checked these flames have scorched nearly 800 acres. what is the latest down there. >> yeah, good morning. know. first of all, just to set the scene here for you folks in the northern california area. this location is about 30 minutes away from downtown l a as you see a lot of action fire trucks lined up here. this is one of the trailhead that's going into the santa monica mountains where you see a large plume of white smoke this morning and they're going to be very busy this morning. we're talking about those numbers. the palisades fire scorched 750 acres. it is growing this morning. it is still 0% contained. this is really impact impacting a lot of folks here are 500 homes, a 1000 people and because of the