so that changed after loma prieta. the 6.9 magnitude quake destroying bridges and leveling homes and buildings. 63 people died and more than 3,000 injured. >> the shaking lasted an agonizing 15 seconds. shake terrible. i grew up new california. >> and grew up here in southern california. up here and been through a lot of earthquakes. but this is really different than other ones. and it was a little scary and you could or g is the owner of bookshop. santa cruz. >> his business and much of pacific avenue in downtown santa cruz was in ruins. the location closer to the epicenter of the quake in the santa cruz mountains. we had 400 people come put on hard hats. >> they carry all those books out there so we can keep going. it really we're save our community literally. >> this is a big jump to date. rebuild any thriving business. this is the 10th that we've been in for 3 years. >> well, try building got destroyed. we had to operate out of the 10 days of loma prieta. now just memories adorning the walls of his book shop. >> so

so that changed after loma prieta. the 6.9 magnitude quake destroying bridges and leveling homes and buildings. 63 people died and more than 3,000 injured. >> the shaking lasted an agonizing 15 seconds. shake terrible. i grew up new california. >> and grew up here in southern california. up here and been through a lot of earthquakes. but this is really different than other ones. and it looks a little scary and you could or g is the owner of bookshop. santa cruz. >> his business and much of pacific avenue in downtown santa cruz was in ruins. the location closer to the epicenter of the quake in the santa cruz mountains. we had 400 people come put on hard hats. >> they carry all those books out there so we can keep going. it really we're save our community literally. >> this is a big jump to date. rebuild any thriving business. this is the 10th that we've been in for 3 years. >> well, try building got destroyed. we had to operate out of the 10 of loma prieta. now just memories adorning the walls of his book shop. >> some

so that changed after loma prieta. the 6.9 magnitude quake destroying bridges and leveling homes and 63 people died and more than injured. >> the shaking lasted an agonizing 15 seconds. shake terrible. i grew up new california. >> and grew up here in southern california. up here and neen through a lot of earthquakes. but this is really different than other ones. and it was a little scary and you could or g is the owner of bookshop. santa cruz. >> his business and much of pacific avenue in downtown santa cruz was in ruins. the location closer to the epicenter of the quake in the santa cruz mountains. we had 400 people come put on hard hats. >> they carry all those books out there so we can keep going. it really we're save our community literally. >> this is a big jump to date. rebuild any thriving business. this is the 10th that we've been in for 3 years. >> well, try building destroyed. we had to operate out of the 10 of loma prieta. now just memories adorning the walls of his book shop. >> some 30 years later, scienti

the loma prieta earthquake generated the san andreas fault line. we got incredibly lucky on that faithl that faithful day. >> at 2nd base, oh the oakland s oakland a's -- we're having an . >> the san andreas explodes. wih explodes. with the force of one, two, up 75 adam bombs. >> the initial boom. >> it just kept coming and comig and coming and it kept coming. >> the freeway was rolling and g and humping and jumping. >> it's terrible. there were a t a lot of people. >> reporter: 2,200 yards of thes the cyprus structure pancakes. >> it's just not helping. >> reporter: one deck of the bae bay bridge collapses. >> there is damage on the bay b. >> reporter: a part of the maria the marina goes up in flames. $6 billion in damage, and we were lucky? >> dr. stein. >> that's great. good to see you. >> reporter: meet ross stein. so why were we lucky with loma pr? >> if you put a gun to my head d said ross, your job is to take a magnitude seven earthquake and put it into place where it will be as safe as possible, i woule would have put it where the loma prie

ross stein on this 33rd anniversary of the loma prieta quake. thanks for making the time to be here. look i want to talk now about forecasting. we do have an early warning system which gives us a few seconds notice depending how far you live from the epicenter, which is great. you can maybe duck take cover. but what about the holy grail which is being able to forecast the quakes right there companies saying, yeah, we can maybe do it the technology is there soon is it? you know, you know this is what hasn't changed. in 30 3 years is we couldn't predict earthquakes then and we still can't now and you might say well are you guys wasting your time? why aren't you coming up with something useful? and here's the reason why? and the fault is normally moving at an inch a year in the space of about three seconds. it speeds up to 3,000 miles an hour. it's a runaway process and is what we can tell is that anything that's unique that happens right before that begins is 10 miles down and very very confined. so we are condemned to live on the earth's surface

loma prieta was backup kind of in the heart of the santa cruz mountains. really, you have small communities up in the mountains but the epicenter was even further removed away from loma prieta. this one first and almost , the number one thing to stress about this was it was far weaker then loma prieta at a 5.1 and that is several orders of magnitude weaker in significant ways because that richter scale is logarithmic and when you get a 5.1 that's very different than where we were with loma prieta but it is a little closer so then you start to balance things out it's a little closer to populations centers . you will feel a little more and a good example is loma prieta was felt far more strongly here in the city and i think just speaking from our experience in the building and we are pretty much right off the embark , everybody here in the newsroom felt it. we all felt that slight trembling. it was short come of it every video that was different. sometimes you are like, was that a truck? everybody knew it. it's strong enough to be felt and this is the map th

>> loma prieta was different. the ground acceleration here was quite moderate and the duration was moderate. so anyone that believes they survived a big earthquake and their building has been tested is sadly mistaken. >> we are planning for the bigger earthquake closer to san francisco and a fault totally independent. >> much stronger than the loma prieta earthquake. >> so people who were here in '89 they should say 3 times as strong and twice as long and that will give them more of an occasion of the earthquake we would have. 10 percent isn't really the threshold of damage. when you triple it you cross that line. it's much more damage in earthquake. >> i want to thank you, harvey, thanks pat for is r. >>> my name is debra alvarez rodriguez. i'm the deputy director in san francisco. my background is one in which i have spent the entirety of my life committed to finding solution to poverty and addressing the issues of inequity so people and communities can have accesses to resources and financial freedom. one thing

so that changed after loma prieta. the 6.9 magnitude quake destroying bridges and homes and 63 people died and more than injured. >> the shaking lasted an agonizing 15 seconds. shake terrible. i grew up new california. >> and grew up here in southern california. up here and been through a lot of earthquakes. but this is really different than other ones. and it was scary new g is the owner of bookshop santa cruz. >> his business and much of pacific avenue in downtown santa cruz was in ruins. the location closer to the epicenter of the quake in the santa cruz mountains. we had 400 people come put on hard hats. >> they carry all those books out there so we can keep going. it really we're save our community literally. >> this is a big jump to date. rebuild any thriving business. this is the 10th that we've been in for 3 years. >> well, try building got destroyed. we had to operate out of the 10 of loma prieta. now just memories adorning the walls of his book shop. >> some 30 years later, scientists confident loma prieta ha

so that changed after loma prieta. the 6.9 magnitude quake destroying bridges and leveling homes and buildings. 63 people died and more than 3,000 injured. >> the shaking lasted an agonizing 15 seconds. shake terrible. i grew up new california. >> and grew up here in southern california. up here and been through a lot of earthquakes. but this is really different than other ones. and it looks a little scary and you could or g is the owner of bookshop. santa cruz. >> his business and much of pacific avenue in downtown santa cruz was in ruins. the location closer to the epicenter of the quake in the santa cruz mountains. >> we had 400 people come put on hard hats. they carry all those books out there so we can keep going. it really we're save our community literally. >> this is a big jump to date. rebuild any thriving business. this is the 10th that we've been in for 3 years. >> well, try building got destroyed. we had to operate out of the 10 of loma prieta. now just memories adorning the walls of his book shop. >> some

so that changed after loma prieta. and leveling homes and buildings. 63 people died and more than 3,000 injured. >> the shaking lasted an agonizing 15 seconds. shake terrible. i grew up new california and grew up here in southern california. up here. >> and been through a lot of earthquakes with this. is really different than other ones? and it looks a little scary and you could hurt. he is the owner of bookshop santa cruz. >> his business and much of pacific avenue in downtown santa cruz was in ruins. the location closer to the epicenter of the quake in the santa cruz mountains. >> we had 400 people come put on hard hats. they carry all those books out there so we can keep going. it really we're save our community literally. >> this is a big jump to date. rebuild any thriving business. this is the 10th that we've been in for 3 years. >> well, try building got destroyed. we had to operate out of the 10 of loma prieta. now just memories adorning the walls of his book shop. >> some 30 years later, scientists confident lo

so that changed after loma prieta. the 6.9 magnitude quake destroying bridges and leveling homes and buildings. 63 people died and more than 3,000 injured. >> the shaking lasted an agonizing 15 seconds. shake was terrible. i grew up new california. and grew up here in southern california. up here. >> and been through a lot of earthquakes. but this is really different than other ones. and it was scary new g is the owner of bookshop santa cruz. >> his business and much of pacific avenue in downtown santa cruz was in ruins. the location closer to the epicenter of the quake in the santa cruz mountains. we had 400 people come put on hard hats. >> they carry all those books out there so we can keep going. it really we're save our community literally. >> this is a big jump to date. rebuild any thriving business. this is the 10th that we've been in for 3 years. >> well, try building got destroyed. we had to operate out of the 10 of loma prieta. now just memories adorning the walls of his book shop. >> some 30 years later, scie

so that changed after loma prieta. the 6.9 magnitude quake destroying bridges and leveling homes and buildings. 63 people died and more than 3,000 injured. >> the shaking lasted an agonizing 15 seconds. shake terrible. i grew up new california. >> and grew up here in southern california. up here and been through a lot of earthquakes. but this is really different than other ones. and it was a little scary and you could or g is the owner of bookshop. santa cruz. >> his business and much of pacific avenue in downtown santa cruz was in ruins. the location closer to the epicenter of the quake in the santa cruz mountains. we had 400 people come put on hard hats. >> they carry all those books out there so we can keep going. it really we're save our community literally. >> this is a big jump to date. rebuild any thriving business. this is the 10th that we've been in for 3 years. >> well, try building got destroyed. we had to operate out of the 10 days of loma prieta. now just memories adorning the walls of his book shop. >> so

so that changed after loma prieta. the 6.9 magnitude quake destroying bridges and leveling homes and buildings. 63 people died and more than 3,000 or injured. >> the shaking lasted an agonizing 15 seconds. shake terrible. grew up new california. >> and grew up here in southern california. up here and been through a lot of earthquakes. but this is really different than other ones. and it looks a little scary and you could or g is the owner of bookshop. santa cruz. >> his business and much of pacific avenue in downtown santa cruz was in ruins. the location closer to the epicenter of the quake in the santa cruz mountains. we had 400 people come put on hard hats. >> they carry all those books out there so we can keep going. it really we're save our community literally. >> this is a big jump to date. rebuild any thriving business. this is the 10th that we've been in for 3 years. >> well, try building destroyed. we had to operate out of the 10 days of loma prieta. now just memories adorning the walls of his book shop. >> som

we had to operate out of the 10 of loma prieta. now just memories adorning the walls of his book shop. >> some 30 years later, scientists confident loma prieta has better prepared. the bay area for the next big quake does a much better understanding of how the ground shakes. >> what a large earthquake, currents and that goes into the building coats and the building codes are constantly the improved. >> and well, communities reflect on loma prieta. it is also about looking ahead to the next big earthquake and the message about being prepared reporting from san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> we never know when it may hit the city fire department will be commemorating the anniversary this evening of the earthquake. the marina earthquake monument committee will gather at pier 22 and a half and the event will start at 05:00:04pm, which is, of course, the exact time that that quake hit. this is a live look at downtown san francisco sitting pretty on this monday afternoon. kyla grogan standing by with a look at your weather. foreca

>> loma prieta was different. the ground acceleration here was quite moderate and the duration was moderate. so anyone that believes they survived a big earthquake and their building has been tested is sadly mistaken. >> we are planning for the bigger earthquake closer to san francisco and a fault totally independent. >> much stronger than the loma prieta earthquake. >> so people who were here in '89 they should say 3 times as strong and twice as long and that will give them more of an occasion of the earthquake we would have. 10 percent isn't really the threshold of damage. when you triple it you cross that line. it's much more damage in earthquake. >> i want to thank you, harvey, thanks pat for >>> san francisco, 911, what's the emergency? >> san francisco 911, police, fire and medical. >> the tenderloin. suspect with a six inch knife. >> he was trying to get into his car and was hit by a car. >> san francisco 911 what's the exact location of your emergency? >> welcome to the san francisco department of emergenc

. >> the years since the devastating loma prieta earthquake crumble. a large part of san francisco. the marina district taking a direct hit. san francisco fire and the marina earthquake monument committee commemorated the disaster through a special ceremony. crawford's tiller is accurate there and has more on that. >> city leaders say monday is a day to remember the resiliency of san francisco and also its ability to learn from the past. emergency crews say because of the loma prieta earthquake there now better equipped to handle future events. 33 years ago, the bay area was forever changed. >> the loma prieta earthquake struck at 05:00:04pm, in caused ruins in just a short 20 seconds. the 6.9 magnitude earthquake created extensive damage to santa cruz in san francisco's marina district also causing collapses to the bay bridge and a section of interstate 80 in oakland, the san francisco fire department says today they'll always remember. >> commemorating the 60 plus individuals who lost their lives. the hundreds of thousands of dollars of infrastructure damage, personal property dam

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otherwise you have to go back to the loma prieta quake in 1989. this depose back to the 1850s. these size earthquakes used to be frequent. hopefully we don't get back into that pattern any time soon. this happens on geologic time. considering from our human brains. >> right. i kind of love when it falls to the disturbing graphics. did you feel it? >> i felt nothing. i was at an eye doctors appointment in san ramon. felt nothing. >> vern? >> i don't know what i felt. i was in my car, in my driveway, on my way to a soccer shoot. all of a sudden i felt something. is that the transmission? >> i saw you tweet about it. >> then my phone started to blow up. hey man, did you feel that? what, what? >> it is just a universal experience. hey, did you feel that? reach out to everyone in the world. >> we did the same. >>> later on in sports when i join you, well here is what we've got. a fridged milestone in san jose. >>> the warriors tonight, the nba champs lost a game. a little composure too. what was this all about? >>> thank you, vern. but first the bay area mayor takes a punch in the c

emergency crews say because of the loma prieta earthquake there now better equipped to handle future events. 33 years ago, the bay area was forever changed. >> the loma prieta earthquake struck at 05:00:04pm, in caused ruins in just a short 20 seconds. the 6.9 magnitude earthquake created extensive damage to santa cruz in san francisco's marina district also causing collapses to the bay bridge and a section of interstate 80 in oakland, the san francisco fire department says today they'll always remember. >> commemorating the 60 plus individuals who lost their lives. the hundreds of thousands of dollars of infrastructure damage, personal property damage, personal homes and the effect it had on hundreds of thousands of san franciscans and californians and visitors on that day. 33 years ago, the fire department and marine earthquake monument can only honey ceremony friend. cisco open the go. >> golden gate to mark the anniversary tribute to the lessons learned by the natural disaster. the neighborhood emergency response team, the above ground water system, the brand new fire boat and th

thank you 33 years ago today, the bay area was hit by the powerful loma prieta earthquake.it was a magnitude. 6.9 quake killed six the three people and caused major damage to bay area freeways in san francisco neighborhoods. ktvu sally rasmus is in san francisco to tell us how emergency officials will mark this memorable day. good morning, ali. good morning, dave. yeah, at 507 in the afternoon. back in 1989. that's when the loma prieta earthquake struck and many people watching the world series game between the giants and the a's at candlestick parker. maybe watching it on tv at the time recall this moment, second based solely oakland a's taken taking what we're having. it was the most powerful quake to hit the bay area since the 19 oh six san francisco earthquake in the llama, greater earthquake 6.9 63 people died more than 3400. others were injured, and it caused about $6 billion in damage, and that's 1989 billions at the san francisco fire department and the marina earthquake monument committee are going to be dedicating a monument in front of fire station 35 on the emba

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and 33 years since the loma prieta earthquake on the bay area is remembering the last big quake. thanks for joining us tonight for kron. 4 news at 8. i'm ken just involvement in for pam moore tonight. and we will start with yet another violent day in oakland this time. an early morning police chase. >> through city streets that ended with the death of a person who wasn't even involved in the pursuit. the police chief is defending his officers who are involved in that chase kron four's terisa stasio has tonight's top story. >> our officers observed him and is entering the same vehicle used in the hit and run collision. as officers attempted to make contact with hernandez. he got into his vehicle and fled from the officers. oakland police chief leronne armstrong revealing what lead. >> to this crash that killed a driver in the early morning hours. monday. this is video of the scene from the citizen app. he says the suspect, jonathan hernandez of oakland led officers on a chase before crashing into the victim's truck. but the chief says that this case actually started back on friday

. >> today marks 33 years since the devastating loma prieta earthquake crumbled. a large part of san francisco, specifically in the marina district today. sarah jessica fire and the marine earthquake monument committee commemorated the disaster through a special ceremony. first taylor was there and brings us the story. >> city leaders say monday's a day to remember the resiliency of san francisco and also its ability to learn from the past or just crusade because of the loma prieta earthquake there now better equipped to handle future events. 33 years ago, the bay area was forever changed. >> the loma prieta earthquake struck at 05:00:04pm, in caused ruins in just a short 20 seconds. the 6.9 magnitude earthquake created extensive damage to santa cruz in san francisco's marina district also causing collapses to the bay bridge and a section of interstate 8.80, in oakland, the san francisco fire department says today they'll always remember. >> commemorating the 60 plus individuals who lost their lives. the hundreds of thousands of dollars of infrastructure damage, p

. >> it has been 33 years since the devastating loma prieta earthquake crumbled a large part of the bay area, including the marina district in san francisco, took a direct hit today. san francisco fire and the marina earthquake monument committee. >> march that disaster through a special ceremony conference here the second was there and has the story. >> city leaders say monday's a day to remember the resiliency of san francisco and also its ability to learn from the past or just crusade because of the loma prieta earthquake there now better equipped to handle future events. 33 years ago, the bay area was forever changed. >> the loma prieta earthquake struck at 05:00:04pm, in caused ruins in just a short 20 seconds. the 6.9 magnitude earthquake created extensive damage to santa cruz in san francisco's marina district also causing collapses to the bay bridge and a section of interstate 8.80, in oakland, the san francisco fire department says today they'll always remember. >> commemorating the 60 plus individuals who lost their lives. the hundreds of thousands of dollars of infrastructure

see crews say because of the loma prieta earthquake there now better equipped to handle future eventsears ago, the bay area was forever changed. >> the loma prieta earthquake struck at 05:00:04pm, in caused ruins in just a short 20 seconds. the 6.9 magnitude earthquake created extensive damage to santa cruz in san francisco's marina district also causing collapses to the bay bridge and a section of interstate 8.80, in oakland, the san francisco fire department says today they'll always remember. >> commemorating the 60 plus individuals who lost their lives. the hundreds of thousands of dollars of infrastructure damage, personal property damage, personal homes and the effect it had on hundreds of thousands of san franciscans and californians and visitors on that day. 33 years ago, the fire department and marine earthquake monument can only how nice ceremony friend cisco open the go. >> gave to mark the anniversary tribute to the lessons learned by the natural disaster, the neighborhood emergency response team, the above ground water system. >> the brand-new fire boat and the floating f

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♪ ♪ today taking a look back at the loma prieta earthquake.isco to tell you what's being done to prepare us all for the next big one. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian andre senior. it is coming up on 8 30 right now. today is monday, october 17th. thank you so much for joining us . let's start things over now to steve paulson. steve. the sun came out yesterday. the last few hours of the day. i mean, most of the day was overcast. i agree. i was here 33 years ago. you remember it icu before channel two owned it, boy, i'll tell you that was that was a day to remember. i'll say yes, the overcast yesterday, andres, right? it didn't. i mean, i didn't see this until 3 45 in the afternoon. i'm like, is this october or june? what? we still have some low clouds around not nearly as much as yesterday. a lot of high clouds are coming in from another low that will eventually end up towards southern california. the temperature difference is amazing. these are how many degrees cooler er compared to

creando conciencia de que un sismo puede ocurrir en cualquier momento, como pasÓ en el terremoto de loma prietan. carla farÍas conversÓ con ella y nos tienen la informaciÓn de como operan estos hacker. >> me sentÍ vulnerable, vulnerable a todos, sentÍ que en ese momento le decÍa, no sÓlo tienen ni whatsapp, empecÉ a hacerme idea de que tenÍan absolutamente todo. locutora: tiffany dijo que recibiÓ dos llamadas telefÓnicas. >> una llamada de un nÚmero extraÑo, no contestÉ a la primera porque me pareciÓ extraÑo, pero por la hora insistieron y conteste. enseguida que contestÓ el telÉfono me dicen que les dÉ el cÓdigo. carla: al parecer sÓlo contestÓ una llamada y abriÓ un mensaje que le habÍan enviado. >> me llega un mensaje con el cÓdigo de whatsapp, abrÍ el mensaje, cuando intentÓ ingresar a mi whatsapp, resulta que ya lo tenÍan hackeado. carla: despuÉs de esto los ciber delincuentes comenzaron a pedir dinero prestado a sus contactos en whatsapp. >> una amiga me llamÓ y me preguntÓ que cuanto era lo que me tenÍan que transferir. >> a muchos amigos les ha pasado eso, les han quitado su dinero. >>

kumasi: today marks 33 years since the loma prieta earthquake.arthquake rocked the bay area and other parts of northern california. a commemoration will be held this afternoon. the marina monument committee will be hosting the sapphire station 35 along the embarcadero. 5:04 p.m. is when it will start. reggie: zoe lofgren is announcing millions of dollars in funding for local projects. this comes from congress and will go toward fighting climate change. san jose's among the three organizations presenting a check. kumasi: a wake will be held for the two brothers killed earlier this month. both were killed after a shooting at a birthday party in oakland. two were also injured. it will be held at the mission funeral home in hayward and organizers are asking everyone to wear white masks. reggie: a north bay man in critical condition after being shot by sonoma county sheriff's deputies in sonoma. the man was terrorizing people in the sonoma plaza area saturday night. they say the man smashed windows at a business, tried to break the window of a passing

loma prieta was a lot younger. i was in elementary school. we lived in mountain deals, and that at that time was older house as well and when. shaky didn't stop. this time it lasted. it felt like it lasted. it's quite a long time. i was just thinking here it is. it's the big one. it's here. i don't have all my kids with me somewhere at school, and we have the last one is at home with me right now. and so it was just i was just thinking it was going to be the last big one that's supposed to be here that everyone's talking about. you said you had jackson with you on the carpeting. what's going through your mind? just worry about yourself. no yeah, i have kids throughout the city, and so where they're at. it's something horrible like loma prieta work to happen and the roads were to break again. how would i get across the whole city and across the highways? to get to them and then get all of them back home. that's all going through your mind. yeah. and was there any damage at your house? my place? there's no damage. and you know, we've pretty muc

let me tell you as ross said, when the haywd fault goes it will be nothing like the loma prieta quake. it l be > >> dab in the middle of the metropolitan area. it is the mot populated fault on earth. >> hopefully there is enough bu. enough buildings. >> we have made some progress. when it goes, i kid you not the hayward fault goes right throug. through homes. >> they need to build homes. they did not know where the fault was when they built it. >> >> the one thing i remember is it wasn't just the strength of . it just went on and on. it felt like it went forever. i want yoo be ready. we talked to ross about a few other things you should have in earthquake preparedness kit. listen. >> it has a cold pack and heat packs and lithium batteries. a utility knife. you need to be ae to cut things. >> at this brick is food. i will will not vouch for the quality. it has to be filling because it weighs a ton. it all fits in a . a backpack. it's there when you need it. >> another great resource is the tim miller app. an excellent assessment of quake risk. one of of the things that should be in you

monday will mark 33 years since the devastating loma prieta earthquake rocks the city. the bay area, northern and central california. >> the san francisco fire department and the marina earthquake monument committee will commemorate the occasion monday afternoon at the first-ever recognition of the boe monument. that's an observation platform that stands in front of fire station. 35 on the embarcadero. the public is invited. the devastating loma prieta quake struck the bay area at 05:00:04pm, on october, 17th, 1989 that took the lives of more than 60 people injured. thousands. the 6.9 magnitude quake caused about 6 billion dollars in damage, destroying homes and causing part of the old eastern span of the bay bridge to collapse. those of us who are here will never forget. now our 4 zone forecast as we give you a live view of the san mateo bridge tonight. >> and lawrence is a into been watching tropical storm karl beginning that kind wind and yeah, trying to wind down a bit. i mean, but it's going to place was going to cause some flash flooding. and so kind of scary as i

this monday marks 33 years since the deadly loma prieta earthquake rippled across the bay area causing major damage. the san francisco fire department and the marina earthquake monument committee will hold a ceremony at the new bauer monument monuments are excuse me, an observation platform in front of fire station. 35 on the embarcadero. the quake, of course, hit october, 17th 1989, more than 60 people were killed. thousands of others were injured. the 6.9 magnitude quake caused about 6 billion dollars in damage at the time or about 14 and a half billion dollars today. it did destroy hundreds of homes and caused part of the old eastern span of the bay bridge to collapse. we're going to have a full preview of the remembrance ceremony tomorrow at 6 o'clock. so stick with us. there. >> going to be another breezy day foggy and gray going break down that 7 day forecast plan your day. coming up. >> well, if you're stand, stand if you're a fan of star wars, i guess you could be a stand of star wars. yeah, any wet than well. if you are about to head up to a bakery in benicia, they've got this

. >>> today marks 33 years since the loma prieta quake devastated parts of the bay area. it hit at 5:04:00 p.m. 5:04. 63 people died. thousands more were hurt. a special monument in front of fire station 35 was unveiled earlier this afternoon. >> every time you see those photographs it is a reminder that we live in earthquake country. that it's looming. that sometime it's going to happen again. we need to be prepared. >> you know, people move here, and you get so stressed out about it, or you're from here and you haven't felt one for a while. just having that kit ready to go and those simple things, duck, drop, cover and hold on. those are simple things we need to think about. as we head into the forecast tonight, we are looking at changes as we roll through the next couple days. let's get you into the microclimate forecast. and we'll take you out to san jose. what a day, after some clouds, fall weather this weekend. temperatures in the 60s. back up into the 70s. a little bit of a breeze here. it's going to last for another hour and then we'll see cooler 60s return with c

. >>> 33 years since the loma prieta earthquake. it changed the bay area landscape forever. we'll show you how first responders will honor the lives lost today this is "today in the bay" streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. thanks for joining thus morning. i'm kris sanchez in for marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. we'll have a look at our traffic conditions shortly. let's check in with kari and how the week is shaping up. >>> we have temperatures kind of going up and down. we're starting out on the cool side and then it will warm up. take a look at how cool it is now as you step out the door it's in the mid-40s in parts of the north bay. you may have to grab that warmer jacket and then step out as oakland is right now at 47 degrees. we have mid-50s for san mateo and in fremont, 350 degrees. so that's where we begin. as you are heading to work in berkeley, we go from low 50s and a cloudy sky to about 60 degrees and still cloudy and only some peeks of sunshine today. that will keep those temperatures down. for many of us it will be a little bit co

earthquake and put it in a plac where it will be as safe as possible, i would have put it where the loma prieta earthquak occurred. in the middle of the santa cruz mountains where nothing was happening except growing pot. >> we just want one picture. >> reporter: when you see how i looks today, you couldn't imagine how much damage was don in the mountains of monterey bay. and all this chaos, 40 miles from the epic center. so here is the point. the magnitud 7 on the hayward fault would be so much worse. first it's close to san francisco. it's closer t population centers. it's closer to tall buildings and key infrastructure like bridges, bart, everything we care about. >> reporter: the last time the hayward fault snapped was in 1868 and it did a lot of damage and so is the hayward fault overdue? >> it is really hard to talk about any fault being overdue. but what we can say is based on the past ten or so ruptures, it's about due. >> i hope not. you hear the words it's about due. but we're measuring those things, and so it might not be within our lifetime. >> we will bank on that and jus maybe lit

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today marks 33 years since the loma prieta earthquake left the bay area shaken and damaged in 1989. it was a 6.9 magnitude quake leaving buildings and homes destroyed. 63 people died. more than 3,000 were injured. that shaking lasted about 15 seconds. it destroyed bridges and leveled homes and buildings all across the bay. it even managed to catch scientists off guard. david schwartz was among those studying the san andreas fault in southern california at the time he says the bay area was not a main focus while studying earthquakes until october 17th. it's a shock to the bay there. there was a real air of complacency in the bay area. >> basically was in africa. so. >> loma prieta was the largest earthquakes in san francisco. 7.9 magnitude quake back in 19. 0, 6, the city's fire department will commemorate the anniversary this evening with the marina earthquake monument committee. it will be held at pier 22 and a half starting at 504, pm. of course, that is the exact time that the earthquake struck. 33 years ago. we want to get you a check of your forecast. taking a live look outside

the 6.9 magnitude loma prieta quake happened 33 years ago today it killed 63 people injured more than 3400 others and caused part of the bay bridge and in oakland freeway to collapse decades later. people who experienced it never forgot how it felt was at home with her brother. and all i remember is making sure we run out of the house watching the chandeliers watching the games. the game and police started shaking. i thought a truck came through the front. part of the house happened just after five in the afternoon as the giants and the aids faced off in the world series sold the oakland a's hang on what we're having. lisa pantages was in the stands that day. she is now the giants cfo. the drive home was surreal. they took it. a couple hours to get out of the ballpark. but then the number of people who were in intersections in the city. directing traffic with flashlights because there were no lights was amazing that people came out and just took care of francisco fire lieutenant jonathan baxter hopes today's ceremony and this sculpture help people reflect i hope that people will take

the first time the 33rd anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake will be this coming monday.u want to get more involved with nerd, you can find information on how to do that on our website ktvu .com. reporting in san francisco . i'm james torres, ktvu to news more about last night's shooting in pittsburgh that wounded a mother and her young son. it happened just after nine o'clock in the area of davey and civic avenues. preliminary investigation shows the woman's pickup truck was first hit by another car, and then the driver of that car shot into the truck. police say the shooter knew the victim and that this was a case of domestic violence or told both the mother and her eight year old son are hospitalized and recovering tonight. investigators are using the citywide surveillance camera system to identify the suspect, but anyone with information is asked to call pittsburgh police . california is one of 10 states in the nation since last thursday to see the largest drop in fuel cost averages. but of course, prices here are still way above the national average of $3.89, accordi

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. >> monday, march 33 years since the devastating loma prieta earthquake rocks san francisco and the bay area and northern and central california. the san francisco fire department and the marina earthquake monument committee will commemorate the occasion monday afternoon at the first-ever recognition of the bowl monument, an observation platform that stands in front of fire station. 35 on the embarcadero. the public is invited to the event. the devastating earthquake struck the bay area at 05:00:04pm, on october, 17th, 1989 right in the middle of the bay bridge world series that took the lives of more than 60 people and injured thousands more. the 6.9 magnitude quakes caused about 6 billion dollars in damage destroyed homes, cars. part of the old eastern span of the bay bridge to collapse. again monday that collapse. again monday that they will be recognize cotton candy. pink lemonade. bubble gum. when tobacco companies sell candy flavored products, they know exactly what they're doing because four out of five kids who use tobacco start with a flavored product. and once they're hook

, possibly the developing there as high as 7.3, you can imagine a magnitude 7.3 larger than the loma prieta. they continue to shake their. they will likely continue to do so. that means yeah, you're probably going to feel that in the south bay here in the in the coming hours. so so be even overnight tonight, maybe some more shaking going on up there right now. we've got mostly clear skies, little breezy coast side, a little busy out there on the golden gate bridge. otherwise kind of quiet out there. get ready for another kind of chilly 9. these cold fronts that have been coming through. not a lot of energy with the uc one going through today and just kind of a falling, a part of moves by. there's another one to the north that was going to come sweeping in for tomorrow. and all sharing in some much cooler air into the bay area and the temperatures start to get chilly outside. we'll have more on that coming up in a few minutes. all right, lawrence, a russian court rejected a legal appeal for not runner killed. >> well, going back in august and sentenced to 9 years in a penal colony. on tuesda

the shaking started the san francisco fire department says commemorating loma prieta gives the city acognize some of the ideas that stemmed from the quake. the floating fire station the above-ground water system the inception in genesis of nerve the neighborhood emergency response team. those are just a few of the items that we learned and we grew from the 1989 earthquake. sf fire in the marina earthquake monument committee are hosting the ceremony at fire station 35 along the embarcadero. we'll have new video from that coming up on abc 7 news at 6. stay with us. we' what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. yeaaaaaaaaay!!! with three times the bandwidth, and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. get the xfinity supersonic bundle with unlimited gig speed internet, wifi equipment included and a free 4k streaming box. all for $50 a month with a 2 year internet rate guarantee and no annual contract when you add xfinity mobile with unlimited data. switch today! brought you last week the effort to get new backpacks for

shoppers who try to return their purchases and a local business owners are remembering the day of the loma prieta earthquake and how it shook the bay area, how he rebuilt his business. 33 years later, plus, more layoffs in the bay area. but when we come back, >> more layoffs in the bay. the meal kit company. hello fresh is closing its production facility in richmond. the end of the year. it's a move that means that more than 600 people could be losing their jobs for us. rob nesbitt spoke with local economists about the unemployment rate in the bay area and he joins us now live with more. what the job market looks like. according to the latest numbers, the 9 counties in the bay area collectively have an unemployment rate of 2.7% as companies announce layoffs and building closures. the experts say employees still have an advantage. >> hello, fresh is the newest member of a long list of companies announcing layoffs. >> the richmond plan to set to close on december first and around 600 jobs will go with it. executive director of the bay area council economic institute. jeff belisario predicts the fac

but tomorrow actually marks 33 years since the loma prieta earthquake hit the bay area it struck justhe evening, october 17th 1989 6.9 quake hit just as game three of the world series between the giants and the a's was about to get underway there at candlestick park. 63 people died more than 3400. others were injured. it was the most powerful quake to hit the bay area since 19 oh, six. the san francisco fire department and the marina earthquake monument committee or said to commemorate the anniversary with the new monument right in front of fire station 35 along the embarcadero . that event begins at four o'clock tomorrow. authorities say tips from the community led to the arrest of a suspected serial killer in stock $125,000 reward for information leading to an arrest was being offered, and police say there will be a payout reporter liz amy tree has the story. yeah there's a sense of relief today for those who live near panella park in stockton. i'm just happy and that's just a little bit safe. now. here near village green drive in winslow way stockton police say they arrested 43 yea

se conmemoran 23 años del terremoto de loma prieta que devastan el área de la bahía un movimiento muyfrescas esas imágenes de ver como parte de esto colapso por este temblor. sin duda podemos decir que después de 33 años han avanzado muchísimo las formas de prevenir no de estar preparados para alguna tragedia mayor. que no podemos evitar que pase pero podemos manejar >>> siempre es importante ir actualizando entonces a media que pasamos años sabemos que todo cambia los edificios tienen nuevo código de construcción pero también hay nuevas construcciones a medida de que evolucione el tiempo nos tu plan de emergencia también debe de evolucionar porque es totalmente diferente claro que sí >>> este de remoto tomó muchos por sorpresas con estaba el juego entre los gigantes los atléticos. y lo que decías hoy en la tarde que la gente tiene que temen tener un plan para cualquier momento verdad >>> si siempre es muy importante porque como somos un terremoto puede estar en cualquier momento vamos hablar de los incendios porque sea noroeste de estados unidos la situación está más complicada ya ha

the kind quite that we need to be thinking about the loma prieta earthquake back in 1989, with lots light. that back kind of kyle, but not quite. we had more recently, of course, back in 2014. that was the night you sick. there's a lot of damage eno-gh of that really couldn't do any damage beyond not or so. it's the 7 earthquake that we know coming that some the to damage across much of area. again, the media is a little reminder that the rest of the joan to think about what we're going to do when we have the most damaging earthquake. >> definitely remind folks what to do in an earthquake. if if i mean this one again, like you said it, it's not as large, but it that that magnitude of 5.1, i feel like we we normally see about a 3.0. 2, 3.4 is that sort of thing? remind folks what you obviously we just the great shakeout i believe that was last week, right? it was a great reminder then. so just remind folks, again, what to do in an earthquake and what we need to do to prepare ourselves. >> absolutely. when you either what you feel shaking when you get an warning, you get a that coming. it's