the shaking had artwork swaying in the classroom it is ingleside area. fewer than 100,000 people across the bay area actually got a heads up from there myshake app. kpix 5's devin fehely takes a look at why. >> eventually, the early warning system will automatically alert you right now, you still download the app, and install it on your phone. that's really limiting its reach. california's office of emergency services said they alerted more than 95,000 people that a moderate to large earthquake was on the way. potentially giving them precious seconds of warning before the shaking started. >> the point of earthquake early warning is not to alert you of every little rumble that you may possibly feel, only the ones that may knock step off the shelves or put you in harm's way. >> reporter: the stated federal government have built hundreds of earthquake sensors across california. it can often detect an earthquake and send out warnings before people further from the epicenter even begin to fill the shaking. the problem is, you have to opt in and sign up for th

. >> reporter: he was alone in ingleside. i ran to see if i was crazy or imagined it or something. they were all ends beneath their desk, holding on like we had just done earthquake drills for last week. >> reporter: 50 miles away in san jose. >> it literally had everything shaking. i was watching the inwith does shake. it spooked me a little bit, but not so bad. >> we were upstairs when the whole thing just started shocking. i thought oh my god, we're having an earthquake. i was talking to my friend. we're both like awe. the last one we were in that felt that strong was loma prieta. >> i was in my anatomy class when it happened. my teacher kind of stopped teaching while it was going with a little grumble. it was first ery e ev confusion. >> a lot of students didn't feel it at all. kids outside or the gym had no idea. >> reporter: interestly this quake was the largest on the calaveras fault since a 5.4 quake in 2007. . sara? >> we spoke to a geologist who called today's quake a gentle reminder to prepare for something a lot bigger e. he said the quake could have been bigger. >> if

. >> this is video for my classroom inside the ingleside neighborhood. this is about 60 miles away from the epicenter down in san jose. the teacher caught the pumpkin artwork swinging for several seconds. another twitter user posted this from san francisco as his lamp was shaking. he says, earthquake warning was on point, so i could tape my own at home earthquake detector, the faithful ikea lamp. and here is a look at some of the reactions on twitter, all over the place. it was lit up and you can see the san jose earthquakes there , they simply tweeted hello. of course, pets are often the first to alert us of an earthquake. i have three pets in the room with me and none seemed to notice or even care. much less than i did. >> maybe we will need to tap into some talking birds and they can tell us something. for links to sign up for the shake app , you will also get emergency text alerts and instructions on how to prepare for an earthquake. for more head to our website, kpix.com. >>> a surgeon early voting for the midterms. it is happening, two weeks away f

. >> reporter: this was in san francisco's ingleside neighborhood, 60 miles north of the epicenter. closer to where the quake struck, the jolt sent this chandelier swinging. back in san francisco, a floor lamp took a bit of a spin. this twitter user called the, my own at -home earthquake detector, my faithful ikea lamp. what we are not seeing is any damage. >> i am convinced that teacher in san francisco is going to be a meme. earthquake. we invite you to share your videos in reaction on social media. just use the hashtag #kpix. >>> a live look at oakland where the police chief says he is going to extend the program. he is working to combat pilots and gun violence in high crime neighborhoods. in late september, chief leronne armstrong announced a plan to add eight more to the criminal investigation division. he said today, shootings and homicides are both down compared to the same period last year. >> as a result of this last month's operation, i will be extending this operation for another 30 days. all of our resources will continue to be focused on stopping gang violence, dressing

this was in san francisco's ingleside neighborhood, about 60 miles away from the epicenter. that student caught the artwork swinging for several seconds. kids all over the bay area but there quake training to the test today. watch this. >> seriously, there is an earthquake. >> you see it there. this was in san jose. if you look closer, you can see the kids doing what we were all told to do when the quake shakes. get under a table . and under a desk. just hold on and wait it out. we got a chance to put it into practice, things we are taught in order to prepare. so far, no damage reported. if you didn't feel it, maybe your furniture did. this twitter user posted this. earthquake warning was on point so i can take my own at home earthquake detector, my ikea lamp. a great way to get to know our neighbors. people are out there doing it tonight, checking on their neighbors, comparing notes on how to be prepared as a community of the big one hits. as always, we invite you to share your videos injury action with us. just use the hashtag #kpix. >> you can find more coverage on our we

. >> reporter: he was alone in the classroom at the school in ingleside. >> i went across the hallway to check on a class , see y, had just done an earthquake drill for the great shakeout. >> reporter: 50 miles away in san jose. >> everything was shaking. i washed the windows shake. it was spooky. >> we were upstairs on the second floor. the whole thing just started shaking. i thought, oh my god, we are having an earth wake. i was talking to my friend. we were both just kind of like [ indiscernible ]. >> i was in my anatomy class when it happened. we did not do the whole duck and cover thing. my teacher stopped teaching while it was going on. it was the first earthquake i have ever felt. it was kind of cool. >> reporter: bay area reactions ranged from fascination to confusion. >> there were students and did not feel it at all. some kids were outside, or in the gym. they had no idea. >> it depends on where you are, that was betty yu reporting. this was the largest on this segment of the calaveras fault since a five point four earthquake in 2007. >> i did not feel it. i was in the car.

. >> reporter: mama berries was the creation of -- who grew up in the ingleside district. >> hi, mom. >> reporter: and was raised by her own single mom.'s mom's place is still the warm, supportive environment, that allowed her to grow and be successful. >> so, yeah. this is my office. >> reporter: it is also the birthplace and company headquarters for shades by shan a growing cosmetic company tha she runs with her sister, erica. >> she did make us pay the utilities. we paid the lights. >> reporter: shan was a well-known broadcaster when she launched the company, four year ago. but she never forgot the struggles her mom went through, to raise her and erica as a single-parent. as well as smal business owner and immigrant from ecuador. >> it makes me so proud. i'm sorry. >> reporter: the sisters formed the foundation as a tribute to their mother. >> you are always trying to mak me so happy. you are always trying to put me very high. >> november 1st, it will be in the store. >> reporter: the cosmetics line is expanding quickly. shan and erica signed a deal with jcpenney and will launch in

one occurred in santose, ingleside police district. this occurred on october 6 at 322 p.m. broad daylight. the subject threatened the victim in a dating relationship with the subject. the subject dragged the victim kicked in the door and at that time the victim shot a second victim in a current relationship with the victim. the victim and second victim were both transported to a local hospital. then on october 9 at 1115 p.m., there was a shooting jefferson and embarcadero. officers responded to check on a person yelling for help and located a victim with a gun shot wound to the midbody. the victim did not provide statement to the officer and the victim was transported in stable condition. both investigations are ongoing and i will keep the commission updated on that. we had an arrest and homicide that occurred august 22, 2022. in this particular incident a body found inside a tent in the area of wallace and jennings in the bayview. the victim suffered a fatal gun shot wound. during the investigation a san francisco resident whoo who was on probation identified as the person

donut deterring speed bumps now guard the intersection of plymouth avenue and sido a street in the ingleside neighborhood a couple blocks from to 80. it's a hot spot for stunt drivers. until now, i've seen two people come and try to do it still, but no way unless they want to flip over. yeah seven different city intersections are undergoing an experiment all to curb the increasing side shows and increasing expense. besides creating safety problems, it also creates significant meetings costs for us every time we have to go and re striped crosswalks in an intersection that costs us about $5000. so what we're trying to do is to find low cost solutions that reduce exhibition driving behavior while improving safety for everyone in the river elementary boulevard in geneva avenue x's marked the spot with what are called botts dots. i don't know if they're just small bumps. i don't know if they're actually going to work so i hope they do a different tool being tested to stop the stunts cost ranging from 5000 to $30,000 an intersection. it's not cheap, but it's cheaper than doing a repeated repairs e

donut deterring speed bumps now guard the intersection of plymouth avenue and sido a street in the ingleside neighborhood a couple blocks from to 80. it's a hot spot for stunt drivers. until now, i see two people come and try to do it still, but no way unless they want to flip over. yeah seven different city intersections are undergoing an experiment all to curb the increasing side shows and increasing expense. besides creating safety problems, it also creates significant maintenance costs for us every time we have to go and re striped crosswalks in an intersection that costs us about $5000. so what we're trying to do is to find low cost solutions that reduce exhibition driving behavior while improving safety for everyone in the rib at alamein e boulevard in geneva avenue x's marked the spot with what are called botts dots. i don't know if they're just small bumps. i don't know if they're actually gonna work so i hope they do a different tool being tested to stop the stunts cost ranging from 5000 to $30,000 an intersection. it's not cheap, but it's cheaper than doing a repeated repairs every

donut deterring speed bumps now guard the intersection of plymouth avenue and sido a street in the inglesiderhood a couple blocks from to 80. it's a hot spot for stunt drivers. until now, i see two people come and try to do it still, but no way unless they want to flip over. yeah seven different city intersections are undergoing an experiment all to curb the increasing side shows and increasing expense. besides creating safety problems, it also creates significant maintenance costs for us every time we have to go and re striped

here's a map now from pg knee, showing several western neighborhoods without power, including the ingleside and westwood park areas, as well as san francisco state university city college and part of daily city. the outage may be related to a crash in the area in which vehicle knocked down a power pole. pg and e. says it has cruise on this. seen and has already restored power to a couple of 1000 customers. the utility expects to have the power fully restored by 11 15 tonight. update now on the armed man who was shot and wounded by sonoma county sheriff's deputies . last weekend. the sheriff's office released the man's name today he has identified as 43 year old nathan james smart of sonoma. he remains in the hospital tonight. authorities also released this picture of the homemade ghost gun that they say smart, fired at two deputies several times. the shooting happened saturday night on west napa street in sonoma sheriff's deputies were investigating reports of car windows being smashed the two deputies involved in the shooting. we're not hurt. santa rosa have launched an investigation after

donut, deterring speed bumps now guard the intersection of plymouth avenue and sido a street in the inglesideghborhood a couple blocks from to 80. it's a hot spot for stunt drivers. until now, i see two people come and try to do it still, but no way unless they want to flip over. yeah seven different city intersections are undergoing an experiment all to curb the increasing side shows and increasing expense. besides creating safety problems, it also creates significant maintenance costs for us every time we have to go and re striped crosswalks in an intersection that costs us about $5000. so what we're trying to do is to find low cost solutions that reduce exhibition driving behavior while improving safety for everyone in the river elementary boulevard in geneva avenue x's marked the spot with what are called botts dots. i don't know if they're just small bumps. i don't know if they're actually going to work so i hope they do a different tool being tested to stop the stunts cost ranging from 5000 to $30,000 an intersection. it's not cheap, but it's cheaper than doing a repeated repairs every

from yesterday, although i did see 52 around buena vista park and around ingleside, so there's aboutncisco already compared to yesterday. at this time, you can see the higher clouds again. farther south, more high clouds further north, probably nothing but a lot of fog has come back on on what was a clear day yesterday at the coast, not today. the message is going to be over this year for the weekend that is going to move in and give them not only wind and colder temperatures, maybe some high elevation snow snow. we will get the cooler pattern and the breeze that will drop us on saturday, maybe next wednesday night. thursday some rain will make it here. there's some signs of it. 60 seventies by the water eighties to near 90 inland tomorrow temperature drop, and they really dropped on the weekend. hard seat. thank you. bad work environment may do more than stress you out why the surgeon general is now weighing in on toxic workplaces. mm hmm. all right, let's check in with gasia in our newsroom with a look at what else we're following for you here on morning said to good morning. good

we're mindful of retaliation and things going on with that and we ask our captains in the bayview, ingleside and northern to add presence for visibility and we feel when we have those officer weiss can prevent some of the violence from taking place but in addition the investigations bureau is doing a great job. the community response team is conducting investigations of individuals that have been involved in disputes and as a result of their dispute they of involved in shootings so we have had some pretty good investigations lately that resulted in recovering guns in our city and other cities throughout the bay area so we continue to work on that and last as the commission knows we have a grant through california partnerships and really as we focus on shooting review, as we focus on individuals that are involved in shootings but more importantly as we work on the life coaches and intervention piece we feel that is going to continue to be a successful way to reduce shootings so i wanted to share and i know each week we report out what is happening but the chief's vision is important too for e