close to the city of greenville. and a half hours to the northeast. >> you see the power going out and the fluorescent lights going on and off and flickering. boy do we know that feeling around here. >> it was in a good area so that helps. >> the energy of the earthquake is the same. 5.7 is the same as a 5.7 here. it's surrounded by mountains. so the energy gets confined and it stays in one spot. which means it doesn't get spread as far. >>> let's talk some weather. we have san jose. and san jose you've seen a huge temperature drop this week. and you can't make it back to 70. a few days removed from nearly 90. on tuesday, only 69 degrees. yesterday and today didn't get above 67. you'll get a little warmer after another chilly night. we almost set a record in san francisco this morning with a low of 48. napa, 41, and concord 48 degrees. chilly not once again tonight. we're trending upward temperature wise now. morgan hill. the microclimate forecast for the night. sunshine tomorrow. a bit milder. high of 74. mostly sun

right downtown greenville. >> okay. >> and i believe they said it was 9 kilometer from greenville soloser than like lake el i-94 almost 80 males from cheek o. and reno perspective is a two hour drive from here. we have a lot of mountain road roads. they are the fire department. they have called all of our emergency personnel out and they are checking our road. our roads are not pick freeway like would you site. rural area. >> very rural area. we still have electricity. phones didn't work to begin with. they are working now. and grocery store. we built big supermarket and we rent that out and you their over there everything is off the shelf. broken glass and everything. >> lieutenants of broken glass there. and i have the number if you would like to get hold of someone there. his name isal help. >> let's not say on the air. i'll ask my producer. >> very scary. after shock feel not significant as to that but the after shocks have started knocking still knocking down pictures. first one water big one. >> let me ask you quickly. you felt them in this area before and do you happen to know

he started that in greenville. he gave sam land and built his own house. >> the most challenging time for this family had to be the war johnson was in the senate at this point. and you mentioned earlier that he was the only united states senator from the south who supported the union. where does his strong union allegiance come from? >> east tennessee was very much pro union in the civil war. so it was a different mindset, a different type of infrastructure. a different type of farming community than middle and west tennessee more in line with the confederacy. >> what happened when tennessee voted for secession for the johnson family and tell us about their life then. >> it was very tragic, unfortunately. first of all, they were calling johnson a traitor. they confiscated the johnson home. that was a tragic time for eliza because she was quite ill. it was very difficult for her. there's a couple of different stories that they had given her 36 hours' notice literally to leave the home. she did, in fact, call her dau

a major 5.7 earthquake that was centered in plumes county in greenville.et a pretty good sense of what that quake looked like. this grocery store put the video on the page showing items falling from shelves. you can see the light starting to flicker. one man posted this youtube video showing a crack in his wall that formed after the big quake struck. you can also see he shared a video of water leaking out of his pool after the shaking. people reported that they felt this 5.7 quake. the scientists found that interesting, that it was felt so far south considering its epicenter as i mentioned was in greenville, in plumes county, more than 100 miles northeast of sacramento. >> what's interesting, it is very flat. everybody knows that. those kind of rocks, flat, deposited rocks that are shut down amplify ground motions. >> reporter: we do know one woman in sacramento was injured, reportedly down the stairs when the quake hit. bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> 6:53. in the past two hours, washington state police say they now know what caused a bridge along int

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the epicenter was 10 miles west of plumas county, the town of greenville.hat's about 110 miles northeast of sacramento. and here's what it looked like on the kpix 5 seismograph. it struck about 9:00 last night. take a look. we're going to show you this picture now of a kitchen. this is in prattville close to the epicenter. they thought their cabin near lake almanor was going to come down. >> first i thought the table moved because i was playing a game. i looked at the wall. i felt like i heard the walls creek. i thought somebody hit our house with our car. >> the plumas county sheriff says there is some damage to foundations, chimneys and some propane tanks and the usgs says there's a chance of a stronger quake sometime soon. >> it is possible that this could be a foreshock and sometimes we see a section of the fault break and it loads the next section slightly and the next section breaks and a similar sized earthquake or bigger or smaller. so, you know, we just have to watch. >> there have been more than 40 aftershocks, the strongest 4.9. >>> a powerful ea

and it was centered just outside of greenville in plumis county. it was felt more than a hundred miles away. right now, despite the moderate size of the earthquake, no reports of serious damage and only one report of injury. a woman who slipped on the stairs near the quake's epicenter. >> the ground has not stopped shaking yet. there has been nearly two dozen aftershocks following that 5.7 quake. the strongest measured magnitude, 3.6. nbc bay area george kiryama. >> reporter: we just talked to the u.s.g.s. and they said there have been at least 10-12 aftershocks. they're not sure which fault line this happened on, but the closest one is the amadore fault zone. it is considered an active fault. the epicenter is close to valassan national park. it does not mean volcanic activity caused this quake. a preliminary magnitude is 5.7. the depth of the quake is considered about 7 miles. it was felt in sacramentsacrame know and close to the oregon border. >>> and no roshts of damages. one injury so far, one person in sacramento fell down the stairs during th

this is a grocery store in greenville. more than a dozen after shocks have followed ranging from 3.5 to 2.5 and she describes how it felt at the epi-center. >> first one, i thought a plane was coming. so you knowed like maybe a plane was crashing. we live in very rural area. we have a gas station here and we built a home here and i felt like a plane was coming down so all of a sudden i went to, first i heard the noise then husband is a one level house. it shook unbelievably. it shook and pictures started falling. things in my chen a cabinet, cub board doors fell open stuff fell out. >> jessica explaining what she felt tonight. john was in sacramento and felt the earthquake as well. live with me on the phone now. john what did you feel? >> well, about quarter to 9 the house started subsequently shifting rocking back and forth for about 5 or 10 seconds. lamp shade rocking. nothing major nothing fell off but good or 5, 10 seconds of the house shaking back and for. my friend said the same thing but the wife felt the pocket doo

this is a grocery store in greenville. more than a dozen after shocks have followed ranging from 3.5 to 2.5 and she describes how it felt at the epi-center. >> first one, i thought a plane was coming. so you knowed like maybe a plane was crashing. we live in very rural area. we have a gas station here and we built a home here and i felt like a plane was coming down so all of a sudden i went to, first i heard the noise then husband is a one level house. it shook unbelievably. it shook and pictures started falling. things in my chen a cabinet, cub board doors fell open stuff fell out. >> jessica explaining what she felt tonight. john was in sacramento and felt the earthquake as well. live with me on the phone now. john what did you feel? >> well, about quarter to 9 the house started subsequently shifting rocking back and forth for about 5 or 10 seconds. lamp shade rocking. nothing major nothing fell off but good or 5, 10 seconds of the house shaking back and for. my friend said the same thing but the wife felt the pocket doo

greenville, a crash over on the center divide.arther east, a crash with gravel on the roadway as well. you head toward 205. keep that in mind. meanwhile, another live look outside. see how things are shaping up to end fremont out of the area down through the area. a flag at the bottom of your screen. blowing around. the wind advisory for the dumbarton bridge. keep that in mind. back to you. >> we are picking it up. we got it. 6:09 right now. coming up, a driver impaled on a bay area freeway. we will tell you about a metal rod that literally goes crashing through a windshield. we'll have an update on this deadly scene. that along with a warning today for your commute. >>> plus, a look at student loans. they could get cheaper. there is a catch, though. we will take a look. >>> we have a beautiful free look outside this morning. isn't that gorgeous sign coming up over the bay area? >> i like the look. i like the price. >> what a bargain this morning. transamerican pyramid there. we will keep checking the forecast. a lot of news ahead

there's the grocery store in greenville where the quake was centered. dozen of aftershocks continued this morning. >> the house started gently shifting, rocking back and forth for about five or ten seconds. the lamp shade started rocking. nothing major, nothing fell off, but it was a good five or ten seconds of the house shifting gently back and forth. >> matt keller is at a usgs headquarters in menlo park and will have a live update for us. this quake is a good reminder for us to be prepared for a major disaster. we have posted guidelines for stocking your emergency kit and developing an emergency plan for your family at abc7 news.com. we'll continue to follow the quake and aftershock throughout the morning and updates on twitter. >>> another eric arthquake to t you about. an 8.2 hit between the coast of japan and russia. there's word the quake could be felt for five minutes and many people in the region ran into the streets. it hit along the ring of fire. >>> more now on developing news in washington state where federal transportation officials are on

this is a grocery store in greenville. more than a dozen after shocks have followed ranging from 3.5 to 2.5 and she describes how it felt at the epi-center. >> first one, i thought a plane was coming. so you knowed like maybe a plane was crashing. we live in very rural area. we have a gas station here and we built a home here and i felt like a plane was coming down so all of a sudden i went to, first i heard the noise then husband is a one level house. it shook unbelievably unbelievat shook and pictures started falling. things in my chen a cabinet, cub board doors fell open stuff fell out. >> jessica explaining what she felt tonight. john was in sacramento and felt the earthquake as well. live with me on the phone now. john what did you feel? >> well, about quarter to 9 the house started subsequently shifting rocking back and forth for about 5 or 10 seconds. lamp shade rocking. nothing major nothing fell off but good or 5, 10 seconds of the house shaking back and for. my friend said the same thing but the wife felt the poc

we're in greenville, ohio. which is in dark county. locals know everybody. people talk and they know just about everything going on in the town. we have a rather high profile when we come into a small town. >> let me get this camera. i'll put a mount on the bottom. >> we move into this house to do our investigation and this guy has cables and climbing up poles, setting up ladders, doing things, i think did raise a little suspicion in this quiet neighborhood. so, day one came and it seemed fine. >> hey, nathan. >> yes. >> i just got the crap out of my toe. i'm getting a band-aid. hang out at the kitchen counter for a second. >> in this case as in the previous investigations, we worked with the computer watchdog group, perverted justice. its decoys go into chat rooms posing as 12, 13, 14 15-year-old kids home alone. >> i'll be right back down. >> do me a favor and have a seat. and take your hands out of your pockets. go ahead. have a seat. as a potential predator walks in, there's a whole other investigation starting outside the house. the sheriff's department

this is on the edge of lake almanor just to the northwest of the town of greenville. which was about 7 miles below the surface, didn't do any major damage, but it did cause some minor problems. to the west along highway 89 caltrans had to clear a small rock slide off the road. a little further away in platteville, about 600 people lost power for a few hours. and to the north...here on what's called the lake almanor peninsula.. the quake broke a water main. the break drained this tank which supplies water to about 1500 people in the area. that damage was repaired by friday morning. and finally, since the big quake on thursday evening there have been dozens of smaller aftershocks in the area. each one of these orange dots is a quake that's been detected by the usgs. the largest aftershock so far was a 4.9 around 1am friday morning. in the newsroom, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> anny: here's a live look at our cameras from our studios. lots of sunshine. the windows are still pretty strong that the coast. redwood 25, 22 half moon bay. temperatures are also cool for thi

the quakes hit just before 9:00 near greenville in the northeastern part of the state. we go to matt keller live in menlo park. >> we want to update everyone on these aftershocks. take a look at the usga website. our last count has it at 44 aftershocks. this is a major quick hit last night. just before 9:00. the last aftershock was a 2.5 hit about5:36. the biggest we've seen is a 4.9 and that hit just after 1:00 this morning. this photo is from the holiday market in chester. you can see the 5.7 quake kno knocked some bottles of soda on the floor. here's another one of a worker cleaning up a mess in one of the aisles. now, no major damage or serious injuries have been reported, but people in the area were surprised by the size of the quake. >> first, i heard the noise, then my house, it's a one-level house, it shook unbelievably. it shook and pictures starting falling. things in my china cabinet, by cup board doors are open. >> looking over the past, we have seen lots of magnitude 3s and 4s to the area, so it's not unusual in terms of the earthquake itself, september for

a magnitude 5.7 quake hit in the community of greenville. evergreen market in greenville posted surveillance video of its store on the facebook page. take a look. they show dozens of items falling off the shelves. the store posted a message that reads in part what a shake. lots of big aftershocks. you can still hear the rumbling. there was also damage but nothing too serious. the market will open at 7:30 this morning. the colors on this map show and describe how people feel about the shaking and how they describe it. as you would expect people categorize the intensity as strong. however no reports of any injuries. ktvu viewers posted comments about the quake as our facebook page. some as far away as antioch and san francisco felt that. russia was also rocked by a powerful earthquake overnight. that was 8.3. it was centered off the eastern coast of russia but felt as far away as moscow. there are no reports of any deaths or serious damage. earthquakes rarely felt in moscow. the last time was in 1977. >>> the rescue operation is over a a bridg

. >>> dozens of aftershocks have shaken the town of greenville where the 5.7 magnitude quake struck last night. residents of greenville about 150 miles northeast of sacramento reported little damage for an earthquake that size. items did fall from store shelves and several residents lost pieces of china and other breakable things. it was felt over a wide area. >> we were screaming and we hugged each other in the middle of the room. he almost got hit by a very heavy mirror. our cat is still traumatized. he won't come out from under the bed. >> one had a magnitude 4.9. seismologists will not know what fault the quake happened on for at least a few days. >>> new video has emerged of a collapse of a busy bridge in washington state. look at this footage and you can see the bridge in tact and then suddenly right there it collapses into the skagit river. washington's governor says a nationwide search is underway to find a replacement span. everyone survived. rescuers pulled three people out of the river including 20-year-old bryce kenning. >> and it was like something out of a movie. there is a

. >>> dozens of aftershocks have shaken the town of greenville where the 5.7 magnitude quake struck last night. residents of greenville about 150 miles northeast of sacramento reported little damage for an earthquake that size. items did fall from store shelves and several residents lost pieces of china and other breakable things. it was felt over a wide area. >> we were screaming and we hugged each other in the middle of the room. he almost got hit by a very heavy mirror. our cat is still traumatized. he won't come out from under the bed. >> one had a magnitude 4.9. seismologists will not know what fault the quake happened on for at least a few days. >>> new video has emerged of a collapse of a busy bridge in washington state. look at this footage and you can see the bridge in tact and then suddenly right there it collapses into the skagit river. washington's governor says a nationwide search is underway to find a replacement span. everyone survived. rescuers pulled three people out of the river including 20-year-old bryce kenning. >> and it was like something out of a movie. there is a

. >>> dozens of aftershocks have shaken the town of greenville where the 5.7 magnitude quake struck last night. residents of greenville about 150 miles northeast of sacramento reported little damage for an earthquake that size. items did fall from store shelves and several residents lost pieces of china and other breakable things. it was felt over a wide area. >> we were screaming and we hugged each other in the middle of the room. he almost got hit by a very heavy mirror. our cat is still traumatized. he won't come out from under the bed. >> one had a magnitude 4.9. seismologists will not know what fault the quake happened on for at least a few days. >>> new video has emerged of a collapse of a busy bridge in washington state. look at this footage and you can see the bridge in tact and then suddenly right there it collapses into the skagit river. washington's governor says a nationwide search is underway to find a replacement span. everyone survived. rescuers pulled three people out of the river including 20-year-old bryce kenning. >> and it was like something out of a movie. there is a

the quake struck just outside greenville. it was felt more than 100 miles away. that's because of the region's geography. >> what's interesting is how far south you felt it. you have a lot of sediments, very flat, everybody knows that. those kind of rocks, flat deposited rocks that are shed down from the surrounding hillsides amplify ground motions. >> we haven't received any reports of serious damage. but, one woman in sacramento was injured. she reportedly fell down some stairs when the quake hit. new this morning, far, far away, a powerful 8.3 magnitude earthquake rocked the far east coast of russia today. the quake was centered in the sea of okutz, which is east of russia and north of japan. tremors lasted for five minutes after the quake and were felt 4500 miles away in moscow. many people ran out of buildings and many schools were evacuated. a tsunami warning was issued for the surrounding areas but weigh lifted a short time later. >>> it is 4:34. officials in washington state trying to figure out what caused part of a bridge to collapse and cars plunging i

that is greenville up in the north part of your screen. all the way down to sacramento, san francisco about 200 miles away from the epicenter. this was a pretty shallow quake. just about 6.8 miles deep. looking at the usgs website. they can give us immediate feed back on when they have another shaking. within that last half hour we had four more aftershocks. that shaking according to the usgs could last for days and weeks. reporting live from the newsroom claudine wong. >>> yesterday afternoon about three cars plunged 40 feet into the skagit river north of seattle. rescue teams quickly responded. they were able to pull everyone safely from the icy water. reporter rick price is in washington and joins us on the phone with the developments. good morning, rick. caller: good morning, pam. good morning, everybody. this is al something to -- this is really something to see. the bridge goes on to the north for most of its span and then there is this big section that is vanished and there is a lot of debris in the river pavement and pieces of stee

. >> meteorologist, christina loren, susanville, greenville, far out there. that is far out there. >> if you know the area, close to chico as well. i was expecting to see a little bit more damage, specially from that video of the convenience store. hey, that is always a good thing. we have had so many aftershocks, though, upwards of a 4.0 magnitude. we are going to keep you updated as those have been coming in the past hour or so. taking a live look. the embarcadero as the sun starts to make an appearance. we are expecting the sun rise around 5:45. temperatures are cool to start. i want to show you what's happening. the winds drop off. the fog is settling in. this is san bruno. not a whole lot of fog to show you. that will become a lot more of a factor. this is what we are watching for today. calmer winds and warmer temps. 76 for gilroy. 74 in livermore. comfortable conditions. we are only going to see highs reaching the mid-70s. we have major changes on cooldown and even some rain moving in for memorial day weekend. i am going to time this out to your doorst

following up tonight from greenville. >> after this store manager saw the footage, he couldn't believe his store escaped with out major damage. >> i thought i'd have a huge mess on my hands. everything was shaking. thankfully we're fert night it left many feeling good about the quake it was exciting. i guess? is what you say. >> she's grateful to find it was built to last. >> sounded like a freight train going to come through the house. then, next thing you know just started shaking like crazy. i thought it's going to come down. >> we thought a train derailed. a big, loud noise, then, boom. >> we have our safe zones where we go. and i was yelling at my wife, i told her let's go! i was out side. and she was holding on to her key and didn't want to it fall. >> his wife has her own version. >> all i did was push it off. there was two seconds. there was no holding on. >> did she run out of the door? >> i didn't run. i strolled out of the door. >> this manager tells us they're only out about a couple hundred bucks in product and things are back to normal. >> to make sure you're prepared for

we have two of your four lanes blocked east 580, greenville.ser to north flint, between those two exits. that may be causing a big slowdown in a few minutes. back to you. >>> 5:27. new report released overnight describes a possible cause in the deadly garment factory collapse in bangladesh, what the government is recommending happen to the building's owner. >>> we will hear from the woman that took this video, happening just moments after the brutal killing. the single mother of two explains why she felt the need to jump in and capture the confession next. >>> brand new developments out of london regarding london's terror attack. we will hear from prime minister, david cameron. >>> fierce wind continues to pump through the bay area. we have a small craft advisory in place. changes just in time for the holiday weekend. your full forecast is coming right up. >>> from san francisco, it is thursday, may 23rd. this is "today in the bay." >> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >>> good thursday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us

the 5.7 magnitude quake struck last night near greenville.145 miles from the epicenter. a resident sweeted out this picture. stuff all over the floor. fortunately no reports of any serious damage. >> to the other top story this morning, the question mark hanging over jodi arias' future. >> the jury in phoenix faeld to agree to convict her and put her to death for her crimes. now the high profile case can drag on for weeks. abc's john schifrin has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. to give you an idea of how tough the decision was. after the verdict was read one of the female jurors was reportedly seen mouthing the word "i'm so sorry" to the victim's family. jodi arias entered the courtroom thursday, anxious to hear her fate in the death penalty fatz of the trial. >> ladies and gentlemen, i understand you have reached a verdict. the bailiff will approach with the verdict. >> the jury of eight men and four women deciding whether arias will live or die. >> the defendant should be sentenced, no unanimous agreement. >> reporter:

following up tonight from greenville. >> after this store manager saw the footage, he couldn't believeis store escaped with out major damage. >> i thought i'd have a huge mess on my hands. everything was shaking. thankfully we're fert night it left many feeling good about the quake it was exciting. i guess? is what you say. >> she's grateful to find it was built to last. >> sounded like a freight train going to come through the house. then, next thing you know just started shaking like crazy. i thought it's going to come down. >> we thought a train derailed. a big, loud noise, then, boom. >> we have our safe zones where we go. and i was yelling at my wife, i told her let's go! i was out side. and she was holding on to her key and didn't want to it fall. >> his wife has her own version. >> all i did was push it off. there was two seconds. there was no holding on. >> did she run out of the door? >> i didn't run. i strolled out of the door. >> this manager tells us they're only out about a couple hundred bucks in product and things are back to normal. >> to make sure you're prepared for a

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the quake measured 5.7 and was centered near greenville in plumas county. it hit at 8:47 this evening at least eight aftershocks followed in the two and three point range. the colors describe how people describe the shaken. some 7,000 people reported to the u.s. geological service across about 1/3 of the state. it was felt strongly in chico and sacramento and on our facebook page ktvu viewers are saying they felt it in antioch, bethel island all the way to san francisco. so far there are no reports of significant damage or injuries. >>> a significant change in policy for the boys scouts of america. the council has voted to allow gay boys to be scouts. jana katsuyama with more on why people on both sides are not happy with the decision. >> reporter: today's decision could mean that the mount diablo council means the boy scouts will be able to reinstate gay scout and gave him his eagle scout badge. >> it's a big deal. i'm super excited. we can start making progress as an organization again. >> reporter: the vote in texas by more than 1,200 members drew passio

the quake measured 5.7 and was centered near greenville in plumas county. it hit at 8:47 this evening at least eight aftershocks followed in the two and three point range. the colors describe how people describe the shaken. some 7,000 people reported to the u.s. geological service across about 1/3 of the state. it was felt strongly in chico and sacramento and on our facebook page ktvu viewers are saying they felt it in antioch, bethel island all the way to san francisco. so far there are no reports of significant damage or injuries. >>> a significant change in policy foys scouts of america. the council has voted to allow gay boys to be scouts. jana katsuyama with more on why people on both sides are not happy with the decision. >> reporter: today's decision could mean that the mount diablo council means the boy scouts will be able to reinstate gay scout and gave him his eagle scout badge. >> it's a big deal. i'm super excited. we can start making progress as an organization again. >> reporter: the vote in texas by more than 1,200 members drew passionate res

quake hit thursday night.op in greenville, which i about 150 miles northeast of sacramento, reported very little damage. items fell from store shelves and several residents lost pieces of china and other breakables. it was felt over a wide area. >> woke up screaming, hugging each other in the middle of the room. he nearly got hit with a mirror. our cat is still traumatized. she won't come out from under the bed. >> one aftershock had a magnitude of 4.9. seismologists won't know which fault is to blame for a couple of days. >>> scary surveillance video as thieves set their sights on high-end jeans. they sell for up to $400 a pair. it's happening all over the world and right here in the bay area. sergio kintana has more. >> reporter: for some designer jeans fans, true religion is a favorite. >> i o t00, $200. they're pretty good. >> reporter: that steep price tag may be why these jeans have become a favorite item for thieves. this true religion store in livermore is the most recent store to be targeted in the bay area. they were robbed thursday afternoon. >> there were ten individuals

people in greenville which is about 150 miles neefortheast of sacramento reported very little damage. items fell from store shelves and several residents lost pieces of china and other breakables it was felt over a wide area. >> woke up screaming, hugging each other in the middle of the room. he nearly got hit with a mirror. our cat is still traumatized. >> one aftershot had a magnitude of 4.9. >>> scary surveillance video as thieves set their sights on high-end jeans. it's happening all over the world and right here in the bay are area. >> for some designer jeans fans, true religion is a favorite. >> i own them. they're comfortable $100, $200. they're pretty good. >> reporter: this true religion store is the most recent store to be targeted in the bay area. they were robbed thursday afternoon. >> there were ten individuals that entered true religion, basically overwhelmed the clerks, then they stole a bunch of jeans. approximately $5,000 worth of product. >> reporter: according to livermore police, five true religion outlets in the bay area have been recently robbed, livermore, milpi

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the quake was centered near greenville. in one store, surveillance camera captured have the quake knocked merchandise off the shelves. scientists said there were several aftershocks. thousands reported feeling the quake in the san francisco bay area and across the oregon border. we are learning about a magnitude eight point -- 8.2 earthquake in russia. tremors were felt in central moscow. out ofdeveloping story washington state. investigators are trying to figure out why part of a bridge collapsed into the river north of seattle. several vehicles went into the water, but officials say thankfully no one was killed. clean collapse was a break that send drivers plunging into icy water. snappede steel truss off its pylons over the skagit river. at least three people were trapped in cars, partially submerged. two survivors climbed onto the roofs waiting for rescuers. >> i saw the water approaching. you hold on as tight as you can. then a red flash and cold water. >> helicopters and power boats swarmed the scene in search of vict

the epicenter wiz centered six miles west, northwest of greenville. however, it was felt 145 miles south and downtown sacramento. no reports of damage so far. there have been a number of aftershocks however, for more details on the phone with us from usgs is geologist keith nusan. can you describe the area of the epicenter? >> it is just southeast of lake almanar. >> it is very rural. >> it is. and for that reason, we don't expect a whole lot of damage. there are not a lot of people. >> what kinds of problems would this have caused in an urban area? >>he shaking is strong enough that poorly built structures would be damaged. but we don't expect a whole lot of damage. >> so which fault was this on? a deep quake? a shallow quake? and describe the number of aftershocks. >> it is a little early to relate this to a fault. it will take a little time to figure out whether this is occurring on a fault that we have studied in the past. the preliminary indications are that the depth was about 11- kilometers. we don't have stations right nearby, so i think with

this is the greenville market. you can see stuff falling off the shelves there.e store posted what a shake. lots of big aftershots. you can still hear the rumbling. and there was damage but nothing serious. you can see have a little bit of a mess to clean up preponderate market plans to open in a couple hours. check out these pictures from a homeowner. this is cd anderson's house. look at that mess there. he says it looks like someone ransacked the place. items were broken in the kitchen and everything that wasn't bolted down ended up on the floor. and several pieces of art work -- destroyed in the quake. people in the bay area reported seeing the shaking. check out the map. there is greenville on the north part of your screen. we are about 200-miles from that epicenter. but we are getting reports into the newsroom people saying they felt it. they said this was a pretty shallow quake. about 6.8 miles deep. the usgs say there is is three types of quakes. one where it drops from underneath it. the other where it slides. now coming up in just about a half hour we wi

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magnitude 5. 7 quake hit near greenville. is our top story tonight at 7:00. it was captured on evergreen market store on surveillance camera. you can see items falling off the store shelves. nobody there was hurt but there were some close calls. >> we hugged each other in the middle of the room. he got hit buy a heavy mirror almost. >> elsewhere chimney fell and at least four homes -- 300 homes. but it does -- >> it is just one of volatile volcanos in national park. 30 miles of vault connected to last night magnitude of 5. 7. >> this is the largest earthquakes that we have ever recorded in this area. >> sign scientists are asking rainers right now to keep an eye on hot springs and pools. >> it can stablize them. >> ash c visible for 150 miles. >> we have alarms if we start seeing increase levels of -- >> a line of poorly understood vault run from north tahoes and then onto lesson. scientists have not identified the exact vault, they're swamped with so many after shock. >> it will take us a few days trying to coming up with a better image of what vault it is o

over here westbound 580 slow, coming toward greenville. the issue mark, here, a stall on the greenville on-ramp. it shouldn't be affecting lanes of 580. we see the build coming out of the altamont pass. watch form any atypical slowing. we know this is going to start to build through pittsburgh and bay point. a slow drive as well northbound. no major problems through the south bay. back to you. >> maybe in the south bay they can take to the skies as south bay travelers have a new way to fly this morning. virgin america is bringing the first flight to san jose connecting sjc to lax. bob is live with the red carpet being laid out for the new flight. >> reporter: good morning, lawyer rachlt it should not be a big surprise to know it's going to be called the nerd bird. we're talking about four daily round trip flights starting today between norm net that and lax. the first flight arriving at 9:10 this morning here at sjc. mayor chuck read and airline founder richard branson will be on the red carpet to greet trv lers on this first inaugural fli

it was centered near greenville. here's what it looked like on the kpix5 sizemagraph. meteorologist is here with why the location of this quake was a good thing in terms of damage. paul. >> smack dab in the mid of the sierra and far away from population centers. 5.7 magnitude. it was only 2 miles away from the town of cannon and 110 miles due north of sacramento. two things, first off, it was deep. 6.8 miles and the deeper it is, the more energy stays under ground. also, when you have an earthquake like this in the mild of the mountains, it can confine the energy that is sent out in the shock waves. so if you have an earthquake like this, this would be a more perfect location. away from people at a moderate depth. 5.7 earthquake in northern california tonight. i'll have your forecast in 12 minutes. >>> and more breaking news, cars and people are dumped into the water when a bridge collapses in washington state. the four lane bridge gave way at 7:00 this evening. rescue boats rushed to the scene and several ambulances waited on shore. it is not quite clear what caused t

it hit near the town of greenville. matt keller is live at usgs headquarters in menlo park with more. >> scientists here in menlo park had a busy night and morning. they were tracking several aftershocks, including a 4.9 that hit just after 1:00 this morning. i checked the website and it shows there was another aftershock in just a past 20 minutes. a 2.8 that hit in that same area. let's check out some surveillance video. the earthquake hit before 9:00 last night. this is the grocery store where the quake was centered. more than 25 aftershocks have followeded. >> first, i heard the noise, then my house, it's a one-level house, it shook unbelievably. it shook and pictures started falling. things in my china cabinet, my cup board doors are open. >> the scientists say they're not uncommon in the northeastern part of the state. there's been a lot of 3 and 4 quakes in the area making this one quite large. we're getting reports of people in san francisco, oregon and nevadat the first quake, but no reports of any serious damag

the earlier fire has cleared out of the area around greenville. like things are moving smoothly. more folks coming out of richmond passing the racetrack. down toward the bay bridge toll plaza. driving is okay. mass transit, b.a.r.t., no delays. caltrans, south bay, all reporting a clear drive. a quick look at san rafael, 101 through the north bay, no major delays. lucas valley road, around lucas animation, reports of an earlier car crash. traffic control. just be careful. that is not affecting 101. back to you. >>> 6:36. funeral services will be held for south bay soldier killed in action. the body of specialist, nelson santos, arrived at moffett fields on friday and was taken to oak hill funeral home in san jose. fire trucks lined overpasses as the soldier's procession made its way south. services will be held at noon today and flags will be flown at half-staff over the state capital. the 24-year-old san jose native died on april 6th in kandahar province in afghanistan. so young. >> heartbreaking. >>> 6:37. a grave problem back east this morning.

the initial quake struck before 9:00 last night centered in greenville which is about 150 miles north of the state capital in plumas county. there were no reports of serious injuries. but there was some moderate damage. as you can see from this video, the shaking broke glass and sent items tumbling from shelves and walls. multiple aftershocks have been reported since the initial quake including a 4.9 aftershock overnight. >> it was shaking really, really, really bad. stuff was falling off the walls and breaking and my cat ran and hid and it was quite a shaker. then we've had quite a few more after that, reallybad ones. the initial quake damaged a water tank that supplies drinking water to hundreds of homes. repairs to that water tank are now underway. >>> with more details on the earthquake and people's reactions to it, reporter david beanek joins us live from plumas county. good afternoon, david. >> reporter: good afternoon. take a look at some of the most dramatic damage, chimneys like this. the bricks fell on the ground and some of them are quite heavy and some of them were thrown

heavy rain from greenville, mississippi, to joust south of memphis. rainy and stormry for areas in the tennessee valley. the northern plains. a decent day from d.c. to new england. as we go through the week end, the northern plains best chance of severe weather, then the mid-atlantic, i think, from virginia, north carolina, to d.c., rain could move in saturday and be with you all day sunday. >> oh, that's too bad. >>> paging chad ocho cinco johnson, if you're watching, the police want a word with you. >>> and lottery fever sweeps the nation. we'll by a ticket. >>> and pat robertson's bizarre advice for a woman whose husband cheated on her. "first look" is back in three minutes. >>> when i was going to school, there were demonstrations against the vietnam war, forced busing for racial equality. we had big issues but we got through them because we believed. we had people inside that building that cared about kids. public education, teachers, an american value. t sneeze... ♪ [ sneezes ] [ male announcer ] you may be an allergy muddler. try zyrtec®. it gi

>> new in morning, an earthquake in northeastern california, the 5.7 magnitude quake strug near greenville. it was felt nearly 150 miles away in sacramento. surveillance video from a store showed items falling to the floor when it hit. no major damage reported. there have been several aftershocks. >>> now to the latest from the tornado zone. students and teachers have been reunited at their elementary school which was completely destroyed in monday's twister. >> it was an emotional moment as parents recalled the heroic actions which saved their children. abc's marci gonzalez is in moore, oklahoma. good morning. >> reporter: we know 12,000 homes were damaged or destroyed. but progress is being made in the neighborhoods, at this hospital and at those two schools nearly leveled by monday's tornado. a look inside the wrecked remains of plaza towers elementary school where a single chalkboard stands in the rubble as an ominous reminder of how an ordinary school day turned so deadly. >> i just tried to save them. >> reporter: teacher jennifer simons returned to the school in moore, oklahoma wher

the earthquake hit last thursday in greenville. it was about 150 miles northeast of sacramento. dozens and dozens and dozens of aftershocks followed. >>> the bay area is now a seller's market with homeowners reaping the rewards. home prices across the nation increased nearly 10.9% over the last year. the bay area doubled that at more than 22%. in fact, only phoenix saw a greater increase and just barely. bay area cities are not expected to reach the historic highs of 2005, but they are still increasing at a rapid pace. antioch saw a 2 prices over the last year. union city is up 34% and east oakland home prices jumped 51%. the housing market surge helped drive stock prices up. the dow-jones-average closed 110 points higher. also boosting the market, consumer confidence. people are more confident in the economy than at anytime since the great recession. >>> a grandmother has been arrested on suspicion of smuggling drugs from mexico, but her family says she was framed. the woman from arizona was taken into custody at a military check point170 miles south of the border. the 42-year-