about 48 miles near ferndale. we're getting calls from a lot of people that say that they felt the jolt again. this was a pretty substantial earthquake at larger than 6.1. we're getting lots of people from people who felt it. we will have much more on this including any reports of any damage coming up a little bit later on this newscast. >>> now on to other news. one person was kill and three others injured in a shooting in richmond. the four were shot in front of a house on the 1600 block of first street in north richmond around 10:00 last night. a 23-year-old man was killed. friends paid tribute to him by painting his nickname on the sidewalk near the scene of that shooting. >> it's an unfortunate incident but you know they do happen. >> reporter: neighbors say they were too scared to talk to us on camera but they told us the victim grew up in that area and was visiting friends last night when he was shot. >>> it was a tricky rescue operation in marin county for a surfer caught against the rocks by a pounding su

tears down one of these heavy duty light fixtures, smashes through the front glass doors of the ferndale washington police department. >> what? >> look at that. smashes through. gets into the lobby of the police station, this happened in december. the video just recently released. police did figure out that that is daryl ryan stacey, 22 years old. never got a clear image of his face have the video but good detective work led them to his facebook page. >> wow. >> the police remembered they had broken up a party that stacey was at, then they checked his facebook page and it showed the same checkered hoodie the kid is wearing in this security footage. >> this was like retribution for the cops ruining their party? >> kind of sounds like that. stacey pleaded guilty to malicious mischief in the first degree and burglary in the second degree, and paid back $52,000 worth of damage that he caused to the police station because these are custom glass windows. >> what a doofus. >>> mushing along with a sled racing champ. >> as you can imagine, this in is rock. >> why you want to hold on for this rid

and tears down one of the heavy duty light fixtures, smashes through the front glass doors of the ferndale washington police department. >> what? >> smashes through. gets into the lobby of the police station. this all happened in december. the video just recently released. police did figure out that that is darryl ryan stacy, 22 years old. they never got a clear image of the space from the video, but good detective work led them to his facebook page. >> wow. >> they -- police remembered they had broken up a party that stacy was at. then they checked his facebook page and showed the samekered h wearing in this security footage. >> this was like retribution for the cops ruining their party? >> yeah, kind of sounds like that. stacy pleaded to malicious mischief in the first degree and burglary in the second degree and paid $2,000 worth of damage to the police station because they were custom glass windows. >>> ladies and gentlemen, keep your eye on the tight rope because you are about to see the performance of a lifetime. >> don't you dare. >> don't you dare. no way. he's going to -- >> look

the coast of northern california, it was about four miles underground, and 40 miles north-west of ferndale california. experts say there's no danger over tsunami, and so far no reports of serious damages are injuries. another developing store gri we are following, the fate of the missing malaysia airlines flight 360 remains a mystery. there has been no black box signals since the aircraft disappeared. the passenger planeway heading from kuala lumpur to beijing. authorities are investigating all angles, including terrorism. >> there's no comfirmation of what the mist earsious object in the south china sea is. it may be part of the missing aircraft the the plab that spotted it -- plane that spotted it had to turn back, because it was too dark. the search mission is expected to resume in the morning. hope fle we'll have the information in a couple of hours. >> a day after two large oil slicks were spotted in the south china sea, comes another development. the vietnamese navy plane spotted what may be parts of the aeroplane. the navy planes have returned to base and will resume the search on m

there were four more shakers yesterday centered about 20 miles south near ferndale. bay area seismologists are doing a little something different to warn us about the next big one. kpix 5's andria borba takes us deep below ground somewhere tv cameras have never gone before. >>> reporter: it looks like a dungeon for naughty cal students but behind this sturdy rusted door scrawled with do not enter signs lies the key to learning more about the hayward fault. >> it goes down and hangs a right. >> reporter: it's built and blasted out in the early 1900s by the college of mining. it looks like you would want an old mine shaft to look, damp, dark, covered in cobwebs with one important geographical feature. >> they realized the hayward fault's close relationship to it. >> reporter: at one point the shaft was 900 feet long but numerous cave-ins have shortened it. it cuts 200 feet into the side of the cal campus but we can only go about 15 to 20 feet inside because it isn't safe without the proper crews and safety equipment. that's all changing. cal will soon cover the brittle

. >> >> a very large earthquake in northern california, 6.9 tremor about 40 miles northwest of ferndale followed by 13 smaller aftershocks. several were much closer to land. there are no reports of damages or injuries, but plenty of people felt the earth move. there was no danger of any tsunami. >> a lot of people enjoyed the weekend with the warm up that the northern tier of the country has seen. minute at applies this morning at 35. california, los angeles at 58 degrees. really some mild air through the day today, denver up at 71. there's going to be a bubble of warm air through the midsection of the country. that's before that next weather system comes in. it's already starting to cool the northwest as we get into the day today and tomorrow. we really start to see temperatures dip, still mild for the northeast on tuesday, but then the bottom falls out. you can watch that come in wednesday to thursday. temperatures near 60 could go back into the 20's, so don't put that winter coat away just yet. del. >> nicole, thank you very much. >> bowing will be the stock to watch this morning, th