this is south of hollister. the same area as yesterday.hat's when they experienced the 4.7 earthquake but again this morning a 3.4 earthquake. let us know if you felt that this morning. >>> we want to show you video, this is downtown hollister during yesterday's quake, the 4.7 we were talking about. one store owner shared this video f of her running out of the store fearing those bottles would fall but she tells us they did not. >>> investigators plan to be on site all day today to learn what sparked a mass i hasieve infern the nustar facility in crockett. the fire burned close to seven hours yesterday. a total of two storage tanks blew up sending smoke skyward for hours. the fire and smoke created numerous problems and raised concerns about health. and, of course, traffic concerns for a lot of drivers. i-80 was closed for many hours but roads are back open and officials say the air quality is safe. >> the shelter in place warnings have been lifted for both the freeway, interstate-80, and the communities of crockett, rodeo, and the norther

almost everybody downtown hollister felt the earthquake.he earthquake itself, did very little, if any damage. >> i have been a resident in hollister. >> reporter: they say that they have felt a lot of earthquakes in hollister, but this one was more powerful than most. >> i heard the house creek. saw the tv star to move. i looked at the door and i could see the driveway moving. >> reporter: at the supermarket at some on batista, the earthquake was not strong enough to knock things off the shelf, but was strong enough. >> is shut for a couple of seconds. it was scary. >> reporter: at the hair salon next door, there was laughter and relief that the shaking did not do any damage. >> i was visually watching the leaves and everything shaking. >> i stepped into a doorway and actually held onto the doorway. >> reporter: she lives near the earthquakes epicenter, the farm and ranch country. >> there was a jolt. then there was a little bit of a role. and then there might a bit of little bit of shaking, too. it was definitely longer than just a hard sh

here in hollister, it is near san andreas fault. most say this is the biggest they've felt in about two years. >> it is unnerving for at love us. we mentioned the 3.4 aftershock tonight near pleasant hi and walnut creek. that struck right near last night's quake. a lot of people felt the jolt across the bay area really. no injuries. no major damage. you are seeing this. this is the safeway in pleasant hill. plenty of bottles broken. >> let's break it down for you. two earthquakes. one in the east bay. one in hollister. they hit about 14 hours. pretty close together and similar size. but the people who measure quakes say it is just a coincidence. the two earthquakes not at all related. they said they're on different faults. the unnamed fault between calveras fault, today it hit along the creeping section of the san andreas. >> it is called the creeping section because the fault tends to move, slowly, continuously. so a lot of really small earthquakes continuously going on there. >> he tells us the early warning system did react and m

up that map of shows what areas people have said they felt it looks like right around santa cruz hollisteras and soledad as i mentioned this quake, a 3.7 another minor quake. the one that we of days ago the largest one that we have felt across the bay area even larger than the one that occurred on monday night. right around pleasant hill. so this part of the san andres fault continuing to be active this morning and this on the 30th anniversary of course of the loma prieta earthquake. if you're just tuning in right now a 3.7 quake of moments ago again down along the central coast just south of hollister robin. >>all right, thank you john we're checking back in on a trouble spot. motorcycle crash on on the san mateo bridge it was originally reported as westbound before the tolls but no chp updated the location they said no it's on the flat section. it's after the toll plaza. we can see the tow trucks and other emergency crews out there they're sort of like partially blocking right here so they're on the shoulder but blocking partially blocking that far left lanes so this is just adding so al

we reached out to several here in hollister. they did have shelves swaying back and forth but fiat had a lot of damage as far as the stores go. but a lot of rattled nerves. people are asking a lot of questions here. the owner of one liquor store did share surveillance video with us that she had, shows her running out of the store when the earth started shaking. and about ten seconds later is when we noticed the store shelves starting swaying. and that was it. not a lot of damage. the owner was worried about the heavier bottles on the top shelf, but they did not come crashing down. a few people say they did not feel a thing. that was mostly students who say they were in class at the time. >> the students went to the black top. the teacher gave us backpack. >> the teacher said to get under the desk. we do and sometimes during drills. we get out of the classes and go to basketball area. >> and there were a few after shocks today. most of them were in the twos. even those can seem scary. luckily no injuries were reported out here. h

no major issues on the hollister in gilroy. this commute looks good on 25 and 156 and 152, 129. the whole system looks good driving from gilroy, morgan hill, san jose all the way up to the valley is still in good shape. here it is for coal and 16 a.m. and northbound 280 traffic is looking good. the bay bridge is also light as you drive into san francisco. 4:16 am. >> did you ever think you would mention 156 back in the day? >> no. that was way out there. >> thank you. mostly clear this morning. a little bit of patchy low clouds. back in the day weather was pretty much santa rosa, napa, concord in livermore. the forecast zone has really expanded in the last 10 or 15 years. we have two systems to talk about. one coming in from the west and southwest with high and mid- level clouds. they will paint themselves over us throughout the morning. and then a rope of a front. not very exciting. 40s and 50s on the temperatures. the cooler pattern today. if you upper 30s in the mix. hope valley is an there. window checking in at 39. sebastopol at 40. kelseyville, 42. the cloud cover be getti

>>in hollister rob fladeboe. >>on the kron 4 morning news crews are battling that fast growing wildfire in sonoma county that force thousands out of their home. we'll have an update on the damage that we're seeing this morning. well back to our breaking news story that we're following for you this morning check out this video a wildfire continues to grow in sonoma county as crews. fight to contain it. it's called a contained fire and it's force that thousands to evacuated as it destroyed at least holmes after burning more than 16,000 acres. we'll take a look at the map that we have on your screen we're going zoom in and out and move it around a bit so you can see the specific bought spots that were us focused on this morning. >>so we have the areas and brown that's where the mandatory evacuations are underway. if you focus in on the red those little red dots that's where p g turned off that's where the outages are and then the green the green icons are the evacuation centers and they have 3 evacuation center set

one of 2 such planes based here in hollister the groom and asked to t tankers and support crews are oneekend. and flag fire weather says captain tom for. >>yes, definitely so i know in the south at least where we're located and they've staffing pattern held off all of our personnel on duty, so we're ready to go for any fire that starts in this area. initial attack response area. >>used to have at least one of these planes are helicopter over a fire within 20 minutes of its being reported just back from the marine county fire. this air tankers and loaded. 100 gallons of fire retardant in under 5 minutes flat. >>captain for it is on board a smaller plane high above the fire, acting as a kind of air more air traffic controller coordinating with firefighters on the ground. >>so my job is to fly know be 10 and fly up above the other aircraft the tankers and helicopter make sure there's real separation between them and so guide the tankers and helicopters in were dropped and work with the ground resources incident commander to make sure our resources are working together with the ground reso

earlier a 3.4 earthquake struck an area south of hollister. we went to the effected region and spoke with many people who felt the shaking. >> reporter: in the small town of tres pinos south of hollister, people felt that our start to shake around 12:45 tuesday afternoon. >> one of the ladies was like a bank were having an earthquake and i was like no way and i turned around and all the stuff was shaking on the walls. the water container was pushing back and forth. it was shaking pretty good. >> it was felt across northern california. the owner of this hair salon said being so close to the epicenter made it different than others she had failed. >> it was more like a rolling type of thing and a shakiness at the same time. >> reporter: her client is a new mother said the earthquake was more terrifying than usual because of concerns for her- month-old daughter. >> my husband screamed earthquake and my first thought was when i saw my fridge moving around and i said grabbed the baby of the four-week always in the bassinet so we went running into th

hollister not the only hot spot. here is a seismograph from last night near pleasant hill which happened 24 hours after a 4.5 in the same spot. >> been very active lately. now to our forecast. starting to feel like fall finally in the bay area. a live look outside of san francisco and san jose. see some clouds covering out there but otherwise pretty pleasant, kari. >> it looks good out there. as we take a live look outside in dublin, if you are heading out for lunch, it is cool and i ma need a jacket. dublin will be at 65 degrees. only making it up into the low 70s for today. and we're going to see some nice and mild weather for the afternoon. but i'll be tracking rain. i'll have more on that and the forecast and we'll talk about what is ahead as we see some rain possibly moving in by tonight. more on that coming up in just a few minutes. >> we'll check back with you, than thanks so much. >>> in half an hour a bay area mother will find out if she'll go to jail after an effort to get him into college. we are live from

. >> a magnitude 3.4 magnitude quake stuck around hollister after last night's 2.9 struck hollister. look at sfo. it is adopting a new alpha numeric system. the new number will be revealed inside the terminals. news updates throughout the day on your website including kpix.com. >>> welcome back. it's 7:28. finally some better news to report on this traffic alert. all lanes are now open. that sig alert now cancelled but the damage is done. it is still a slow ride as you work your way out of pittsburgh. give yourself 6 minutes to go. richmond san rafael bridge loaded up. >>> giana well it is a chilly start to the day once again. grab that jacket and coat as you head out the door. cooler, cloudier conditions. 71 san jose. 67 in oakland for a high. a few showers are possible for tonight for the north bay and overnight. but as we look ahead to tomorrow clearing. >>> it's 7:30. here's what's happinon "cbs this morning." >> this will not take very long. donald trump needs to be held accountable. >> 12 democratic candidates debates, agreeing on impeachment while questioning the new front-run

but hollister's not the only hotspot.he 3.4 aftershock near pleasant hill that happened nearly 24 hours after a 4.5 in the same location. let's get a check of your traffic this morning with mike. >> scott, none of those, thank goodness, were enough to affect the b.a.r.t. system for any slowdown or closures. that's the good news. we're looking at 880 north past the coliseum. high street right there at the bend. things are bogging down as typically do around 8:26, 8:27, 8:30, let's say. coming through oakland, 580 shows the build as well. no problem for walnut creek, but more folks heading to the caldecott. they're going through, and that's good. over here the south end moves nicely. no major problems, crash 280 near 285. should be over to the shoulder in the next few minutes. minor slowing builds there and a clearing of a crash 101 towards tully. the peninsula shows that build but recovery for 280 coming down towards 380. back to you. >> thank you, mike. more local news coming in a half hour. this is hamish. he's a bit mor

ironically a magnitude 4.8 temblor centered near hollister on tuesday was widely filled here in santa cruz, where the lessons of loma prieta have not been forgotten. patients persistence and perseverance is what the take away is you just have to. >>sit down start working work with your community and move forward. we've had floods here without forest fires with earthquakes. so there's really happen this could test us, although we come together we're going you know help each other through the whole thing. it's important us to look to each other for help in santa cruz rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>we'll be sure to download the kron on app opt for more coverage on the moment creator earthquakes 30th anniversary. it starts at 10:00am this morning. there will be a great shake out. drill today. throughout the morning so once again download at kron on app. well to the east bay now new star is now in charge of the cleanup of its fuel storage facility that caught fire tuesday. fire crews say that there's no threat of a fire igniting at this point that cleanup will include draining those containme

. >> a 4.7 quake hit east of hollister on tuesday. this happened around 8:00 this morning.ou might remember that tuesday's quake sent one hollister shop owner running from her liquor store, worried about bottles falling from the shelves which she says didn't happen after all, though, it's surprising it didn't. no reports of damage. >>> breaking news for you right now, vice president mike pence says united states and turkey have agreed to a cease-fire in syria. pence says that there will be a pause in military operations for 120 hours. it will allow the u.s. ally and syrian and kurds to withdraw. turkey launched the offensive a week ago after president trump announced he would withdraw u.s. forces from the syrian border earlier this month. >>> we want to take a look outside with the weather today it has been one of those days. beautiful as it looks right now, i was walking outside earlier today, cars were covered with sprinkles. >> just washed mine on sunday. >> got another washing. it's dry now. >> that rain this morning was enough to make the car look super dirty. if you d

one of 2 such planes based here in hollister the groom and asked to t tankers and support crews are on high over this weekend. whether says captain tom for. >>yes, definitely so i know in the south at least where we're located and they've staffing pattern held off all of our personnel on duty, so we're ready to go for any fire that starts in this area. initial attack response area. >>used to have at least one of these planes are a helicopter over a fire within 20 minutes of its being reported just back from the marine county fire. this air tankers and loaded. 100 gallons of fire retardant in under 5 minutes flat. >>captain for it is on board a smaller plane high above the fire, acting as a kind of air more air traffic controller coordinating with firefighters on the ground. >>so my job is to fly know the 10 and fly up above the other aircraft the tankers and helicopter make sure there's real separation between them and so guide the ankers and helicopters in where to drop and work with the ground resources incident commander to make sure our air resources are working together with the g

after 4.7 quake yesterday near hollister in salinas a 3.4 earlier this morning. back to you.nks a and coming up for the refinery and crockett that went up in flames is contained this morning, no shelter in place but we'll bring you ♪ the home depot is making it easy to turn your favorite moment into the perfect color to transform your room with the project color app. explore the most popular colors and trending palettes to find yours. then get everything you'll need. like behr ultra interior rated #1 in customer satisfaction by j.d. power. now just $29.98 at the home depot more saving. more doing. 1850 coffee. ♪ ♪ inspired by the year the folger coffee company began. with a bold yet smooth taste. ♪ ♪ 1850 coffee, begin boldly. >>a fire and explosion at an energy facility in crockett keeps firefighters even now. still on their toes as you can see they're busy spraying foam to the area will show you the explosion yesterday and give you the very latest moving forward and a live report. i'm live here in pleasant hill. >>where we found out that they've been hit by 2 earthquakes 2

and as we look all the freeways here, hollister and watsonville, gilroy, 25, 156 and 152, this system looks okay. there is some swelling on 25 west over the 101 which is typical. not out of the ordinary. traffic is moving along well all the way up into san jose and no major issues in the valley. this is northbound 280. we talked about 80 westbound, the commute from the carquinez bridge all the way to the bay bridge is open and functioning as normal which is to say there's a little bit of slowing already at the bay bridge toll plaza. 5:17 am. what about the weather? >> that's a good question, sal. >> i'm glad i asked her. >>> we have a mostly clear sky but clouds are knocking on the door. they will be coming in from the west and southwest but also fog which we had widespread yesterday is now beginning in advance of this front are starting to ramp up a little bit. there are actually three systems. we have the fog. the probable cloud cover and the fund itself will come down late tonight and tomorrow. if you're up in crescent city, not too bad. after that there's really not much as we go

let's look down ust about 15 miles south of hollister, a rural area, sparsely populated area north of national park. it was a 3.4, just about 31 minutes ago. about seven miles depth. that's most of the information we have right now. if we hear anything else such as damage we will let you know. this has been an active area the last 24 hours. at least 11 reports of magnitude 2 or higher with that bigger one, that 4.7 yesterday. here's temperatures down the south bay. most of us are in the mid to upper 40s. 50 in milpitas. alameda and san francisco, some of the warm spots at 55. 53. danville, 51. most of us in the mid to upper 40s. a few upper 30s near san rafael. here's your commute. just some isolated fog in the north bay. cool to comfortable, 40s and 50s this morning. 60s and0s this afternoon on mass transit. light breezes out on the bay once again. we have a chance of rain tonight. we'll talk about that. hre's dizzy's >> it's time. >> in every kingdom -- >> she's a threat to everyone. >> there's only one queen. >> don't ruin my morning. >> this friday the battle -- >> a war is coming

it was centered about 50 miles southeast of hollister, and people in the small town felt the jolt especially hard. they were 10 miles south of town, but the shaking was felt across northern california. the owner of a hair being so close to the epicenter made this big difference in others she has felt. >> one of the ladies was like i think we are having an earthquake, i was like no way, and all of the stuff was shaking on the walls. i water container was pushing back and forth. it was shaking pretty good. >> the sheriff's department and department said there's no reports of any damage. the magnitude 4.5 that shook the bay area last night left behind minor damage and a lot of rattled nerves. some items toppled off of shelves in pleasant hill. two refineries had learning incident due to the quake. these flaring to burn off the build up of gases in the system during the safety shut off. >> still had, candidates stage t fourth presidential debate.went. your business is up and running, but is it going beyond fast? comcast business gives you high speed internet. we also have solutions like powerful

. >>> well, tuesday's hollister earthquakes produced a rare phenomenon off our coastline. whales breaching as they detected sound waves as they moved from land to sea. >> tourists aboard a whale watching tour boat got a close-up look and took some dramatic photos. >> incredible pictures really. david louie shows you what they saw. >> reporter: this is the spectacle that whale watchers never expected to see. less than 30 seconds after a 4.7 magnitude earthquake struck near hollister, seven humpback whales breached in unison. it happened quickly and lasted only three or four seconds so no one caught it on video. caitlin taylor was a naturalist on the boat. they will study how they reacted to low frequency roaring sounds caused by the earthquake. >> this seems to be one of the first really clearly documented cases where it might have been the actual cause of the behavior. so we just don't know anything about it yet. hopefully we'll figure that out. >> reporter: other animals such as these cats are known to react even before humans detect an earthquake. this happened a second

one of 2 such planes based here in hollister the groom and asked to t tankers and support crews are onkend. whether says captain tom for. >>yes, definitely so i know in the south at least where we're located and they've staffing pattern held off all of our personnel on duty, so we're ready to go for any fire thin t attack response area. >>used to have at least one of these planes are helicopter over a fire within 20 minutes of its being reported just back from the marine county fire. this air tankers and loaded. 100 gallons of fire retardant in under 5 minutes flat. >>captain for his on board a smaller plane high above the fire, acting as a kind of air more air traffic controller corden ending with firefighters on the ground. >>so my job is to fly know be 10 and fly up above the other aircraft the tankers and helicopter make sure there's real separation between them and so guide the tankers and helicopters in where to drop and work with the ground resources incident commander to make sure our resources are working together with the ground resources to help again. >>with captain for say

it was shaking pretty good. >> the san benito county sheriff's department, hollister police and the fire department say no major damage has been reported yet. make sure you join us tomorrow night for an earthquake special. this falls on the 30th anniveary of the loma prieta earthquake. you will see quake country right here after the thursday night football sportswrap on ktvu box 2. >>> today three survivors of childhood sexual abuse by a priest will announce a lawsuit against the catholic diocese of oakland. three women are accusing monsignor vincent breen of sexually abusing them when they were teenagers in the 70s and 60s. they said the diocese of oakland did not report the sexual abuse to law enforcement or child protective services. this is one of the first losses to be filed under a new state law that gives child sex abuse victims three years to sue those who committed and then concealed abuse. >>> police in hillsburg are investigating after a jogger said she was sexually assaulted over the weekend sunday night on grove street. the press democrat report the woman said the man came u

it was shaking pretty good. >> the san benito county sheriffs department along with hollister police and fire department say there are no reports of any damage. >>> coming up at 12:30 pm. we look at the shake alert app. is being tested now in the bay area and how it worked with the recent earthquakes. >>> today we are expecting to get an update on plans for interstate 680's new express and hov lanes. the contra costa transit authority board will have the latest on the construction project for the 680 south bodexpress lane project during a meeting tonight. the express lane is being extended from martinez to wannacry. the six city project will cost $107 million and is expected to be complete by late next year. right now there are nearly 90 miles of express lanes on high was across the bay area. transportation officials say they hope to add another 125 miles by the year 2035. >>> san francisco board of supervisors and the mta are looking at a potentially making more streetcars free. sfmta board approved the plan to redesign market street. the better market stret project bans all private

another one which was 3.4 and then here we are live this morning and another earthquake hits in hollister that was also a 3.4 so let's talk about that one from we have a map for you so you can see the shaking intensity down there hollister it is a 3.4 and apparently it did basically right on the san andreas fault. so i'm not a huge one, but again holes are getting too it 2 days in a row. and yesterday and then this morning they get another one so multiple cities giving 2 earthquakes 2 days in a row. it's very intense for people, but it's it's like the earthquakes know that this this week is the 30th anniversary of loma prieta it's a time when people are already thinking about earthquake preparedness and now for sure they are after seeing right now the shaking that they're experiencing. time good time to. was experience on monday night here in pleasant hill as you can see cause lots of shaking people are still talking about it and then last night. quake 3.4 we have a map of that intensity. much less a significance but asking around some people say i did not feel that another woman got that

bottles and fallen, but none of those models actually broke and 4.7 magnitude quake struck near hollister today happened just before 1 o'clock this afternoon. >>about 10 miles southeast of trace. pios the usgs originally recorded the quake is a 4, 8, but it has since downgraded it to a 4.7 magnitude. it measured about 6 miles deep residents in monterey county all the way to san jose say they felt it. the quake was also felt in parts of the bay area like fremont and palo alto meanwhile people across the bay of been sharing videos with us videos. li shaking last night kron four's michelle kingston spoke to the usgs about all of this and if the quakes happening so close together is a coincidence. i felt like. >>i dreaming or not a lot of shaking lot of shaken people across the bay area, a feeling 2 earthquakes, a 4.5 magnitude centered in pleasant hill monday night in a 4.7 near hollister on. >>tuesday afternoon felt like it was a song soul and then all the sudden loss of shaking earthquakes cause no damage but you can see the shaking and the scaredy cat. >>cindy's home surveillance video. w

the 4.7 that shook the hollister area earlier this afternoon was centered on the san andreas fault. it was felt as far away as a self-pay. about 90 miles north in pleasant hill, 4.5 earthquake struck last night, and shook items off of store shelves. there were no reports of major damage from either earthquake. >>> emergency preparedness is probablyp ofour tot d it t ed t you're building a disaster kit. for but there probably let people that do not have a disaster kit and if they do that it is is has been collecting dust somewhere. here are five essential things that no kid is completely, kit is completely without. >> reporter: they are the baster opening blocks, food, water, medicine, safety supplies, powered for your supplies, and documents. >> you need to customize it for your family. are the red cross is the most important items are nonperishable supply of food and water. >> water is the biggest thing. you need three gallons per person, per day. >> reporter: remember to check the expiration date, they last a long time, but not forever. the next step is medicine. which can be a li

that struck near hollister. they say earthquakes do make a loud roaring sound that the whales can hear. underwater. >>> a missing child is home and safe. down wandering alone at night on a sacramento freeway. the 10-year-old was reported missing yesterday evening about 6 pm. an hour later the chp got calls of a child walking on the shoulder of the capital city freeway. marissa with how that boy got there. >> reporter: it is not something you see every day. a 10-year-old boy wandering alone on the freeway. chp said the little boy was spotted on the right-hand shoulder of northbound capital city freeway. drivers did not pull over to help her did call officers to alert them. just before 7:30 pm and officer picked up the boy and was able to connect him to a missing person's case. the chp officer who rescued him said he ran away from home. the boy left his home off of san jose way in oak park and traveled almost 2 miles a 40 minute walk to the freeway. he ended up on the northbound side just north of east street. pol

hollister, highway 25, 129, all these highways are doin 101 looks good all the way up into san jose. and if you were driving into the west valley, mountain view, cupertino-sunnyvale, all those commutes are doing very well.let's bring steve in. >>> let's get to it. the baseball forecast. we will play in new york tonight. it's going to be windy. a pretty intense system for this time of year in october heading northeast up into to go back and ottawa and from boston north into maine. bar harbor up there. vermont. but on the backside of that there is some cool temperatures coming in. 40s, 30s and 40s in the great lakes and that is all sweeping in toward the northeast. it will be a cool and windy night all below average. not way below but below. 65 in the city. 57. the average is shy of 70. above on the low. they were below yesterday. the record is 47 and 1892 on the low and 93 and 1988. that's all the cloud cover that went by yesterday. yesterday had a fall feel and the system sweeping through and also from the gulf of alaska generating high waves. surf advisory for today and tomorrow. sw

. >>2 airplanes from hollister to tackle the fire that was burning near near a beach in marin county. >>kron four's trump by double talk to him. fire cal fire captain about fighting the fires from the air. >>from helping douse a vegetation fire you are beaching or in county thursday. one of 2 such planes based here in hollister the groom and asked to t tankers and support crews are on high this weekend. >>yes, definitely so i know in the south at least where we're located and they've and stephanie cutter and held off all of our personnel on duty, so we're ready to go for any fire that starts in this area. additional attack response area. >>used to have at least one of these planes are helicopter over a fire within 20 minutes of its being reported just back from the marine county fire. this air tankers and loaded. a 100 gallons of fire retardant in under 5 minutes flat. >>captain for his onboard a smaller plane high above the fire, acting as a kind of air more air traffic controller corden ending with firefighters on the ground. >>so my job is to fly know be 10 and fly up above the oth

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>> tomorrow is the 30th eartkersary of the loma prieta aftershocks continued to rock the city of hollister just south of gilroy. three point for quake should the area this morning and it comes one day after a 4.7 hit the area. experts say there have been 24 aftershocks and yes it is yesterday's quake. monday nights for .5 quake near pleasant hill. >>> a useful tool for all of us in quake country will be released tomorrow. emily turner on the early warning system coming to your smart phone. >> reporter: tomorrow's lunch could not come at a more important time. several quakes locally lately. tomorrow is the anniversary of the loma prieta quake . you can go ahead and download the app and it goes live tomorrow. starting tomorrow alerts for earthquakes like this one in pleasant hill on monday will be at your fingertips almost in real time no matter where you are. oes is launching the california earthquake early warning system. it appears uc berkeley's earthquake app with an emergency alert system that will go right to your phone. there are two pieces to it. one is the app itself that received i

. >>> a trio of small earthquakes rumbled through the hollister area this morning, the largest one, 3.8 that struck around 8 am this morning, that followed an earlier 3.5 and 3.2. that is the same area where 4.7 magnitude quake struck on october 15. >>> a life picture from copper mountain, you can see the kincade fire burning into lake county this afternoon, look at all that smoke. copper mountain sits at an elevation of 740 feet, that is where the winds are gusting. the blaze spanning 75,000 acres from sonoma county into lake county and 15 % containment. the fire destroyed 123 buildings including 57 homes and more than 90,000 buildings at risk. thousands remain evacuated in the northbay and kpix 5's anne makovec has the latest. >> reporter: i met one of many red cross shelters where evacuees have been staying, six days after the fire began. >> we had to evacuate saturday morning. >> reporter: glenn lives on a farm in windsor. he got a chance to go back sunday to find it standing but -- >> it looked like a bomb went off. there's a redwood tree down, it looked really bad. >> reporter: th

offshore direction around san jose, santa cruz, hollister and the monterey bay. that is signature offshore. one of the leave for us but offshore around the bay. north wind above the caldecott. north of 14. also above the oakland zoo come almost 70 degrees. humidity at 28%. do eastham black hawk. it's going to be a one-day. 80s to near 90. temperatures close to yesterday. the city, 80 and 60. above average on both. temperatures dip in the temperatures. two or 3 degrees and then they go back up. thursday will have the warmest temperatures and the highest fire danger. right now it's a watch but i would not be surprised if it becomes a warning by thursday. it is a dry pattern for us. low humidity and in offshore wind. 40s, 50s and 60s. berkeley, 65. napa airport, 48. upper 40s on the peninsula. there are some 23 and truckee. 57, monterey and fresno. the pacific northwest getting rain. they've been getting good rain. we have high pressure and its large and in charge and is going to give us a very dry pattern. 80s to near 90 for many today. it doesn't matter if it's th

the photos were taken just moments after the four-point seven earthquake struck near hollister on tuesday. experts are saying it is more than just a coincidence. devon spoke with the biologists on just how sensitive these animals are. >> reporter: the photos were taken 60 seconds after the earthquake struck about 35 miles away in southern monterey county. >>> they started flying out of the water. 2 whales another mile to the west started breaching. a boat behind us said our whale is breaching over here too.>> reporter: a total of seven humpbacks may mile radius of her whale watching boat breached at the same time. 12:43 pm tuesday. a highly unusual display. she believes was connected to the quake. >>> from the time the earthquake registered on land to the time it was detected the whales were breaching in between that time. period. that matched up with our timestamps on our cameras.>> reporter: earthquakes can create a sound detectable underwater is the shockwaves move throughout the water. researchers say tuesday's four- point seven quake was reported on their listening equipment. >>> it

less than 40 seconds after a earthquake struck in hollister.d to low frequency sounds underwater caused by the earthquake. >> we just don't know anything about it yet. hopefully we're going to figure it out. >> this happened a second or two before monday's quake. these photos will be helpful to marine biologists. i think just that simultaneous behavior in such a wide radius had to be a response from the noise. >> of course no one knows when the next earthquake will happen. >>> this week has served as a good reminder that we are earthquake country. >>> you got your pumpkins, your candy, maybe your costumes. are you ready for halloween? >> does your house look like that? >> we have a big warmup coming our way midweek and we are well past wethe honeymoon phase. oooh lufa. ocupado tom. at&t, what's this i hear about you advertising a 100% fiber network? only like a fraction of my customers can get that. that's it?!? you have such a glass half-empty attitude. the glass is more than half-empty! you need to relax tom. oww! tom, you need a little tom t

this afternoon there was a magnitude 4.7 quake here hollister along the san andreas fault line, 2 days before the anniversary of the 1989 quake that hit on the same fault line 30 years ago. in the newsroom, i'm betty yu. >>> well, a dozen democratic contenders crowded a stage tonight, and senator elizabeth warren who has surged in recent polls took some heat from her peers. natalie brand reports live now in ohio for us. >> reporter: yes, senator warren definitely entered tonight's debate with new momentum given her boost in the new polls. that certainly made her a target on the debate stage tonight. that was one new dynamic. this was also the first debate since the impeachment inquiry formally lost. right off the bat, all 12 candidates on stage agreed they support the impeachment inquiry against president trump over his effort to have ukraine investigate joe biden and his son hunter. the former vice president was then pressed about his son's business dealings in ukraine. >> my son did nothing wrong, i did nothing wrong. this is about trump's corruption. >> reporter: but biden didn't dr

. >> all right, that was from hollister. obviously the earthquake that happened earlier today.you just felt it, it is true, we did have a earthquake. we are going to re reports, just after this. >>> we want to return live to the hills above crockett. where we are waiting an official, live news conference to give us the very latest on what has been going on there. a storage tank explosion has been going on this afternoon. we want to go to andria borba, who has a very latest. are that flareup that we saw at the top of the hour that we talked about, that seems to have calmed down at this point. we are waiting in news conference here. >> reporter: those plumes of smoke, all of that, all those planes are gone. the county public health and chp. >>> i apologize for the delay in getting out here. i think you can imagine, and you can see from what is going on behind me here, it is a very fluid situation. as you probably noticed, we had a flare up here in the past 30 minutes. we wanted to reassure people, our neighbors to the north and to the south that we have the incident confined to t

this includes hollister ranch. in santa barbara county. we took you there on a story last year.only one way to get to that beach was by kayak. the new legislation will require access to the beach from land. by april 2022. >>> the coast was the place to be today. it was noticeably warm at the beach. i want to use the example of how relatively speaking san francisco one of the warm spots on the screen right now. 66 degrees. that is the warmest temperature compare that to santa rosa. where it is 50. a 16 degree difference. that is going to be an issue tonight. 50 degrees already in santa rosa. even though this pattern has warmed up san francisco. it is going to do the exact opposite the locations that are away from the coast and in e this northerly flow. look at the d bands of blue showing up through the valleys of sonoma county. 34 degrees tomorrow morning. this is going to be a cold saturday. if you are an early riser it will be cold. a couple degrees colder than today. we got down to the middle 30s today. even though that is the top. it will be cold for the inland valleys of the

. >>> that hollister quake happened along what is known as a creeping section of the san andreas fault. instead of breaking suddenly, those secs might have been steadily. seismologists say today's quake was too far away to be related to yesterday's shaker in pleasant hill. >> the energy from the fault doesn't make it up to the surface. it's not that it's new or unknown, it just doesn't have a name. >> and so many people felt that quake, it had more to do with its size than the fault it occurred on. >>> 14 hours before the south county quake, a similar-sized shaker rocked the east bay. it was centered about a mile southeast of pleasant hill, and has been followed pie dozens of after shocks. more than 26 at last count. >> my plants fell off the console. and i had waiter everywhere. >> it took the house a lot. >> it was like shake rattle and roll. >> two refineries, and a number of processing plants malfunctioned after the quake. the shell martinez refinery, and the marathon refinery shut down. operators say the so-called plant upset is not unusual and did not require a county warning. on

a new series of earthquakes near hollister around 8:20 this morning. a 3.8 magnitude. two smaller cakquakes hit a few hours earlier. all were in the same area where the 4.7 quake struck a pfew wees ago. this specific area over the last ten days has seen at least a 3.0 or higher earthquake every day in the last week and a half. >> been shaking. we've got dangerous winds. jeff ranieri will have an update when we come back. ♪ hey. hey. you must be steven's phone. now you can take control of your home wifi and get a notification the instant someone new joins your network... only with xfinity xfi. download the xfi app today. the amount of student loan debt i have, i'm embarrassed to even say. we just decided we didn't want debt any longer. ♪ i didn't realize how easy investing could be. i'm picking companies that i believe in. ♪ i think sofi money is amazing. ♪ thank you sofi. sofi thank you, we love you. ♪ is s zfrnlts is is is s zfrnlt is is is you can see is is saul the sflaflames burning. we have new information on the acreage and damage. jeff ranieri will be here with

from pleasant hill to hollister. we haven't seen earthquakes of this size in the region this close to each other in decades. >> on average, we have earthquakes three months apart or tee years. in this case we had three hours. >> now, despite the close timing of the earthquakes, the usgs says it doesn't necessarily mean they are connected. it just shows how many active faurlts we have here in the bay area. >> it is no surprise bay area teachers are struggling to find a place to live in town. but you may be shocked at just how bad the problem is. a new statistic found a new teacher would need more than their entire salary to pay the average rent. how is everyone getting by? scott joins us at one south bay school district with a look at how they're trying to help. scott? >> reporter: yeah. at silicon valley, teachers deal with the bay area housing crisis. we did find one district that is considering a move into the real estate industry so that students have a better chance at keeping their teachers. >> talk to me about

week it's been and this quake follows a 4.5 that hit southern lil on monday and a 4.7 monday and hollister on tuesday and both areas have seen several aftershocks after that. >>> new at 5:00, police are trying to get to the bottom of an overnight homicide near san jose state and it happened along south 10th street. the victim who was not a student was shot, died at a hospital and this is the city's 30th homicide this year. >>> brentwood police are looking into an overnight drive-by shooting that injured two and those victims just 19 and 16 years old. it happened around midnight around lone tree way in the in and out parking lot and the victims were standing with a group of people at the time and both are expected to survive and the restaurant itself was hit by a couple of bullets and police are looking for a newer model silver honda accord with rear, tinted windows. >> theistrict attorney was sworn into office just before voters go to the polls. the swearing-in ceremony was controversial because mayor lunden breed has tipped the scales in favor of her preferred candidate. rgiouintana is li

earlier this morning a 3.4 quake struck about 50 miles south of hollister after a 4.7 quake hit the same area yesterday. there have been five earthquakes in the bay area and just beyond in just the past two days. and the epicenter south of town was felt well across northern california. one salon owner said this was different than others she's felt. >> one of the ladies was like, i think we're having an earthquake. i was like, no way. i turned around, all the things on the walls were shaking and the water container was shaking pretty good. >> hollister police and fire say there were no reports of any damage. >>> the recent quakes have a lot of people thinking about the next big one. the usgs says there's less than a 2% chance these quake as could lead to a bigger quake, but just in case, she's focused on shake alert. the system gives seconds' notice of when an earthquake is occurring. >> if you're in bed, we recommend you put a pillow over your face to prevent cuts on your face. >> seismologists say the beta version of the shake alert system delivered a five-second warning. and join us to

a quake that one struck their hollister kron four's michelle kingston has more. >>i dreaming or not a lot of shaking lot of shaken. >>people across. magnitude centered in pleasant hill monday night in a 4.7 >>well like it was a song soul and then all the sudden loss of shaking earthquakes cause no damage but you can see the shaking and the scaredy cat. >>cindy's home surveillance video. we're also told that there's a 2% chance which is small, but it still there of an earthquake of this magnitude or greater happening again over the next week, tuesday's earthquake was felt from monterey county to san jose even as far north as san francisco, monday's earthquake rattled homes across the east bay, a san francisco and in the south bay usgs geophysicist drying kilgore says well similar the 2 earthquakes are not connected. i think think that the 2 earthquakes are. >>close together in time and in 92. it's really coincidence. and i don't think there's really any physical connection between the to their the pre for par different different fault, so. but he's really just coi

both centered near hollister, you can see it there on the map on your screen east of salinas. a 3.5 hit at 2:34 and then a 3.2 eight minutes later at 2:42. obviously no reports of damage when it comes to magnitudes that small but woke some people up. back to you. >> thank you. >>> while most people were trying to get away from the kincade fire, one bay area scientist was running toward the blaze. professor craig clemens thinks his new data on the kincade fire could save lives. a team of meteorologists from san jose state brought mobile weather tracking equipment close to the fire lines. they want to understand how massive fires create their own weather and hopefully predict where embers are going to fall before they start new fires and they hope future firefighters will use their data to protect communities throughout the bay. >> we are using these models to predict where the fire is going to go and what communities have to be evacuated. so if we can get these models more accurate with this technology and with these observations, then everybody wins. >> dr. clemens and his tea

. >>> last year our and devon paddled to the exclusive beaches at hollister ranch. the only way you can get there is by canoe or kayak. under a new state law the public will be able to access the ranch by land by april 2022. the legislation comes after 40 years of efforts to try to open the beaches. property owners fought to keep the land private. >>> the government also rejected a number of bills. one would required service to pay a toll before driving down san francisco's lombard street. most of the bills vetoed were because of cost. including expanding full-day kindergarten. another would have diverted $2 billion in property tax revenue for schools to affordable housing projects. a bill to create safe parking programs in large cities was also rejected. >>> the live news desk. a live look right now at the white house where president trump is announced he is taking action against turkey for the invasion of syria. specifically those measures include sanctions against current and former turkish officials. at least a 50% tariff on steal. and ending negotiations on a $

the magnitude 3 point for quake struck the hollister area. that was just after 6 am. the jolt comes a day after a magnitude 4.7 quake hit the same area. experts say the areas experienced 24 aftershocks. with magnitudes from one .3 to this morning's 3.4. mac pg&e executive in charge of aid gas division is out of a job. >>> mel christopher among the employees at any retreat last week with top customers at a sonoma county winery. at the same time utility was initiating a massive power safety shutdown. the winery even came around the anniversary of the northbay wildfires. >>> the ceo sent a statement the timing and location of the event was insensitive. inappropriate and tone deaf. >>> another bay area parent is going to prison and the college admission scandal. menlo park jewelry store owner marjorie klapper has been sentenced to three weeks behind bars. she pleaded guilty to playing $15,000 to have her son's act scores corrected. her son's college application also claimed he was african- american. the judge rejected pleas for leniency. clapper argued she is not a wealth

strucklet hill and this morning, another 3.7 struck in san benito county not far from tuesday 4.7 near hollister. aside from the physical danger, earthquakes can also take a huge financial toll. why are so few people willing to protect themselves from that? >> we sent kpix 5's john ramos to find out. >>> if there was ever a place where a threat of major earthquake should fill really's here in the bay area. it happened at the turn of the last century and then again 83 years later. each time, people clean up the mess and rebuilt but when it came to paying for that, -- mean >> we are completely on your own to pay the cost of repair. >> reporter: earthquake damages not included in most homeowner insurance policy so the state created the california earthquake authority to offer coverage for those who wanted it but not many do. in a state with more than 39 million people, the earthquake authority only has slightly more than 1 million policyholders. >> why do you think people don't have earthquake insurance? >> because it doesn't ha that o 's accidents. right? >> reporter: have you had a lot of those?

>>in hollister rob fladeboe. following another fire this time of the north bay, it's burning in marine county, it't called a mere fire and it's grown to about 58 acres and 20% containment right now, here's some of the video that shows us with that smoke blowing out into the ocean. no evacuation orders have been issued yet and highway one does remain closed between near beach and stinson beach chp suggesting news maybe the painter highway as a detour. and over in san mateo county firefighters. they're dealing with vegetation fire it's off highway one just north of. gonzalez creek road. it started as a 20 acre fire it has since spread to 75 acres. we'll hope that they can get a better handle on that before it spreads as well. >>right now in the east bay firefighters are working to contain a grass fire is burning near mines road in livermore overnight it grew to about 50 acres. firefighters have stopped its for progress it's about 60% contained right now and a follow-up to another fire from yesterday, firefighters w