. >>> in humboldt county a magnitude 5.6 magnitude earthquake struck off the coast off of ferndale about 7:30 last night. the epicenter was about sixty miles out into the ocean. they don't expect a tsunami. there's been no reports of shaking on land. follow us on twitter abc7news.com. so we will be updating those for you throughout the day. right now 55. it's in the mid-50s in morgan hill. and from sfo no problems, no delays with about 50 santa rosa. 58 by the delta. 59 concord. livermore checking in at 57 degrees. so from our exploratorium camera, look at a cooler than normal weekend. remember we've got a three-day weekend. it's going to get better if you want the warmer weather. the warming trend be begins on labor day, the holiday, monday. we will see the summer heat continue to build after that. so if you've got some extra days offer, that would be good. today the winds are going to be a problem. anywhere from 20 to 30 miles per hour this afternoon. it's going to get quite gusty throughout the day. only upper 50s for the beaches. except if you are down through santa cruz, 54 -- are 6

meaning the nearby humboldt avenue would become redskin way. leaders are hoping to use that as a way to honor the school's history... on it's 100th anniversary next month. no word yet on what the new mascot will be./// ((christianne klein)) >>> speaking of football... there's still time to vote for our fans choice game of the week. you have until 11 tonight to cast your vote on which game we springs... pahrump valley at desert pines... or palo verde at legacy. jon tritsch will be live at the fan's choice game at 6 on friday.. and then we'll have a complete wrap of that game at 11./// toss to weather ((tedd florendo)) (((>>>it's been a cloudy and muggy day in the valley with showers mainly staying east of the region. the cool side with highs only in the 80's today thanks to all the cloud cover through the morning and afternoon. winds have been slightly breezy today and big winds in the forecast for thursday. ................................ ... ... temps have been mostly in the 80's throughout the region and definitely below average for this tim

. >>> in humboldt county, a magnitude 5.6 earthquake struck last night. its epicenter was 60 miles out in the ocean. a tsunami is not expected. so far, no reports of damage or shaking on land. stay with abc 7 news for breaking updates and follow us on twitter. >>> breaking overnight from l g atlantic city, new jersey, a $20,000 reward being offered for information in a deadly officer-involved shooting. authorities say police approached a group of people outside the caesar's casino early this morning. a person opened fire, critically wound wounding an officer. police returned fire, killing one of the suspects. officers are looking for two people wanted in connection with the shooting. >>> san francisco police are investigating an incident at a dog park where a man kicked another person's pet. it happened at dubose park. witnesses say a few dogs got rowdy. the hound's owner reportedly went after a black lab. >> reporter: the video starts with a man pulling the guy in plaid away from the black lab. other dog owners urge him to leave. he starts screaming inst

back in march, 28-year-old allex bryant was found dead on humboldt avenue in roxbury. boston police arrested a third suspect last month. emily: the european union says american lobsters hurt more than their economy. the reason for a new push to ban the shell fish. and flu shots will be the way to go for kids this fall. the new finding getting flu mist booted from offices. randy: this morning, finding storage in very small spaces. easy ways to get organized. cindy? >> still tracking patches of drizzle, mist. we'll talk about when the temperatures work their way close to 90 degrees later this week, ahead. first take a look at the radar. you can see patchy areas of mist and drizzle. you may want an umbrella this morning. it's a muggy start, though. >> good morning channel 5 eyeopener. it's great to be in mashpee. welcome back to school. randy: all right, i love mashpee. good morning to our friends in mashpee, massachusetts. scho school. emily: good luck. it's the perfect time to do a wakup call for us. record it on your phone and upload to the ulocal wcvb app. >> we have

it was centered about 70 miles west of ferndale in humboldt county. it had a shallow depth.amage. >>> the fire has charred more than 29,000 acres. it broke out last month. they expect to have it contained by next friday. it prompted evacuations, but the only remaining evacuation order is for speer creek summer homes, where five cabins and several outbuildings were damaged by the fire. >>> closer to home, we are starting off with gray skies and really cool temperatures around the bay. mid-to upper 50s. today wield stay on the cool side. the futurecast shows the clouds pulling back to the coast later on today. temperatures anywhere from 5-8 degrees below average for this time of year. if your holiday weekend plans take you to the high country, tahoe is looking great, sunny and comfortable today there, 73 degrees, temperatures in the low 70s up there today, upper 60s tomorrow, and we'll cool slightly for tomorrow and then warp slightly for monday for your holiday. why? a deepening trough, and temperatures will cool as we enhance that marine influence, deepen the marine layer. c

the houston area town of humboldt texas and see this video. catching several dramatic lightning strikes near a gas station. heavy rain and cloud-to-ground lightning all around houston area today. and more is expected tomorrow. >>> today a valley man met for the first time with a man who was cre life. the man was struck by lightning while riding his horse near buckeye in april. fox 5's daniel miller joins us live with more on that emotional meeting. >> yeah, this man spent four and a half months in the hospital after being struck by the lightning. he was finally released and also got to meet with the man that his family calls their guardian angel. >> words can't explain that, you know? >> it's been a long and for jaime santana. today just one day after being released from the hospital, he is meeting the man is that credited with saving his life. >> i wanted to meet this man. i wanted to meet him and i wanted to be -- with my family. and for me to finally sit in one place with him and with my family. i don't know, i can't explain that. >> robert

a developing story, magnitude 5.6 earthquake struck off the coast of humboldt county. the moderate quake struck 90 minutes ago at 8:27. centered about 80 miles southwest of eureka. an area with frequent? known as the cascadia subduction zone. so far authorities report no major damage. we called a pizza restaurant and they told us they did not feel the quake but had customers who said they had some items fall from shelves. another business in ferndale told us they had not felt the quake either. >>> now to continuing coverage of the brock turner case and another look at the 21-year-old walking out of the main jail in santa clara county early this morning. a crush of media was there but turner didn't say a word. he walked directly to a waiting suv that drove him off. brock turner was a student at stanford when he was caught last year committing a sexual assault on an unconscious woman. this summer when a judge sentenced him to six months in jail both he and the judge felt the wrath of protesters. now brock turner is free after serving three months behind bars. ktvu's ted

. >> -- goes to kevin and rubin pulled this 25-pound king salmon at cove up in humboldt county.t guy on the right i think that's rubin. looks like a true fisherman. he has hooks, got stuff all over the place. you think you can do better? send us your fishing pictures to catchoftheday@kpix.com. and that's ken bastida with a marlin. [ laughter ] >> yes, it was. >> did you do a cabo wobble after you landed that baby? drinks on everybody. >> the nba and mlb and in football, as well. >> yeah. >> players taking a stand. >> a growing protest. >> yeah. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com i mean, whoo. announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: good. how y'all doing today? i appreciate you, folks. thank y'all. i do. appreciate it. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. and, folks, we got a good one for you today. returning for their second day with a total of $20,000. from fort lauderdale, florida, via jamaica, it's the lewis family. and from broomfield

staging afternoon at east capitol drive and north humboldt boulevard. 3 milwauee's health deparment.... is inviting the community to an" open house today.it's from 10 this morning until 4 this afternoon at the "northwest health center."the event will offer free services--- including diabetes and cholesterol screening, blood pressure checks, hiv testing, and mammograms?, as well as immunizations for those without insurance or children on badgercare. 3 also happening today ... molina healthcare will be providing hundreds of families along with free medical & dental screenings. molina healthcare is sponsoring an upcoming food pantry event in partnership with feeding america to provide more than 200 individuals with free groceries.food will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis. all people need to bring is a bag or box for their food. the event starts at 10 am.at racine kenosha community action agency. on 2113 north wisconsin street in racine. you can see it from the highway.. beckoning you to stop and have some cheese. ee castle in kenosha is set for a major expansion.cbs 58

the other proposed locations include 13 acres of rocky shoreline in humboldt county, a lighthouse area acres near san luis obispo, and a group of small rocks and islands off the coast of orange county. >>> hanjin shipping vessels are returning to the port of oakland for the first time since the carrier went bankrupt in august. we spotted one of the ships own our bay bridge camera this afternoon. a second vessel will arrive friday. hanjin ships have been at a standstill while the company seeks protection from contractors. the port of oakland has agreed to release hanjin import containers to customers if it receives advanced payments for cargo handling. >>> governor jerry brown is building a new home off the grid. it will be on his family ranch which is west of williams in colusa county. the plans call for a single story home with one bedroom, 1 1/2 bathrooms, a soaking tub and a 1600-square-foot front porch. it will also have a solar array and an energy-efficient fireplace which are in line with the governor's green mission. >>> earlier this month, his home on skyline boulevard in oakla

. >>> in humboldt county a magnitude 5.6 magnitude earthquake struck off the coast off of ferndale about 7:30 last night. the epicenter was about sixty miles out into the ocean. they don't expect a tsunami. there's been no reports of shaking near the island. but the shocks could be felt in other states. no reports of damage. stay with abc7 news for breaking updates and follow us on twitter at abc7 news bay area. the time now is 6:09. lisa, you were tracking fog earlier. how is it looking right now? >> we still have the low clouds and fog this morning. temperatures cool, in the 50s. cooler than yesterday. we look outside from the exploratorium camera, the bay looks calm but the winds will pick up whitecaps across the bay and plenty of 60s and 70s. a cool down. your full forecast is straight ahead. >> thank you. of the also ahead, east bay police open up the doors of this minivan and make a shocking discovery. plus, exploding batteries. our partners at "consumer reports" said samsung's ♪ ♪ you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're masteri

.>> a humboldt county steer missing hold a guinness world record, take a look.erally weighs 1 ton. not kidding. but it is how tall he is that is getting him worldwide attention. the experts and the humbled zoo says he measures 6'4" from his have to his shoulders which is 2 inches taller than the title holder for the tallest cow ever heard for now the record is unofficial, guinness is expected to certify dannuel tight sarah and daniel is lucky, most steer a slotted for beef before they reach their full size.>> you can tell how tall he is when you see all the people.>>> and the 7 am our oakland is taking action against the police officers implicated in the ongoing sex scandal involving a prostitute. the punishment those officers are now facing.>>> it has been a rough morning on the bay bridge and you heard all morning, and ordeal involving an assault suspect backed up traffic for more than six hours overnight. . >>> i am deeply sorry for the harm this scandal has caused. >> that's oakland mayor libby shaf. the punishment being handed down. >>> and colin kaepernick

with no damage or injuries reported on that one but it was a 5.6 and struck off of the coast of humboldtounty . this happened about a tech 30 last night centered in the pacific ocean. about 73 miles west of ferndale which is south of eureka. we call the pizza restaurant in ferndale after the quake hit and they said most of the customers not feel anything but some items felt. -- fell. >>> back of from the brock turner case. protesters still promising to fight to have a judge removed from the bench. it's believe he's already back in his hometown in ohio. he flew out last night and at this point the national 600 ridiculous 10 has living an undisclosed residents. he will serve his three years probation and ohio according to the sheriff. he was released from the santa clara county jail 24 hours ago and serve just half of a six-month sentence for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman outside a fraternity party. in the bay area. the recall effort against judge aaron persky presided over the case continues he recently launched his own website asking for support. >>> linebacker don hill is bac

staging for the ride is at 1:30 this afternoon at east capitol drive and north humboldt boulevard. deparment.... is inviting the community to the "day of family health" open house.it's today from 10 a-m to 4 p-m at the northwest health center. the event will offer free services including diabetes and cholesterol screening.. blood pressure checks.. h-i-v testing.. and mammograms.? immunizations for anyone without insurance or children on badgercare are also available. now to a final check of the forecast.here's meteorlogist justin thompson gee. forecast...today: decreasing increasing clouds, mild. low: 39thursday; partly sunny. high: 52friday: partly cloudy. high: 47forecast...today: decreasing clouds, mild. high: 47tonight: increasing clouds, mild. low: 39thursday; partly sunny. high: 52friday: partly cloudy. high: 47forecast... today: decreasing clouds, mild. high: 47tonight: increasing clouds, mild. low: 39thursday; partly sunny. high: 52friday: partly cloudy. high: 47forecast...today: decreasing clouds, mild. high: 47tonight: increasing clouds, mild. low: 39thursday; partly at a

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. >> i will be attending humboldt state university in the fall. >> the university of california, riverside spelman college. >> i will be at ucla. >> and allows people to care about so much, it is amazing. everybody has a chance to do whatever they want, a community, that you don't have to worry about it. ♪ [applause] soledad: thank you for raising the lights for us. so, why has this been a civil rights issue that has never really taken off? why do you describe it that way, and what do you mean by it? peter: i think it is a confluence of unfortunate things. first of all, the prior civil rights struggles, not that any have been easy, but think of it. suffragette, people of color, brown versus board of education, the voting rights act, cesar chavez and the working farmers, gay and lesbian and transgender folks, the americans with disabilities act, always adults. so, at least they can make some noise. they could march. but these are children. you will never read an op-ed buy foster kid.e they are not going to march. they will not chain themselves to the railings. they do not have lobbyists. an

humboldt had a 500 person waiting list.he ended up in another home who put him in there and left him just like a mushroom. put him in the dark, he stayed in bed, his feet never touched the floor again and he just passed away this last june and i up in aur guys that end nursing facility. whyt: you just described tennessee is called a volunteer state with your family. what a heritage. i agree with you. it is not just in the a but with chronic care for the elderly. mother that passed in march of this year and it is a huge problem. she was 93 years old and i am sure your uncle was near that or had to be. the v.a. problem, it is a societal problem. homes,re some great v.a. one is just opened in clarksburg, dennis c -- tennessee. quality care is a huge issue for all americans. host: sierra vista, arizona, james. good morning. caller: good morning. live about 72 or 74 miles from andv.a. in tucson arizona it takes me an effort to get up there but i'm going to tell you something. i have been in that hospital more times than i can re