, magnitude 4.4, 4.5. they did not find any damage but when they started service at 4:00 they did have the first trains out go slow so that train operators could keep an eye on the rails to make sure there were no problems. there were no problems at all and they were expecting some delays but i'm reporting there are no delays according to bart which is a great relief to riders this morning trying to catch the train after they had that surprise jolt out of bed this morning. >> i just actually got up to get a glass of water and got back in bed so i was kind of awake. yeah, just shook us up, but i was like i bet that was a 5.0 and i bet it was close. he was like it was a 4.4, it was in berkeley. >> what do you have an internal seismograph. >> i mean, i'm from california, it's not too big of a deal. >> what about you? >> i slept through a little bit of it until she woke me up and then i could kind of feel the after shocks of it, but, yeah, it was scary. we haven't had one in a while and hopefully that was the

it was a magnitude 7.0. we haven't had anything major since then, but we do pay attention to these minor earthquakes as definitely a reminder to be prepared and it could be a forethought to a larger event. you want to take cover and hold once you feel shaking and get under sturdy furniture, a table or a desk. after the quake you make sure that your family has a meeting place and also if you are indoors you do not want to get near those windows, you want to stay away from those outside doors and walls. all of this is a really good reminder even though we haven't had any major damage or reports of any injuries, good reminder of what to do in case something else does start to move as we go into the next couple of hours. do not use a doorway unless it's strongly supported and do not try to run outside, even though you may be frightened by the shaking, it's not a good idea to try to get outside. we've also had a 2.6 magnitude earthquake in the south bay near cupertino. so more people are on twitter this morning s

that magnitude 4.4.t felt bigger for a lot of people because the extent of that earthquake -- whenever you feel the earth shake under your feet, it's always nerve- wracking. the happened on the hayward fault. that fault extends all the way towards san jose. so people all across the region were woken up. we all jumped out of our chairs or beds and were startled! here's where the rain is. good rain for san francisco with 24-hour totals up to three- quarters inch. and now you can see where it's moved, to the east. it's winding down across the higher elevations. all we are going to see this morning is some light drizzle in santa rosa, san rafael might see a few raindrops there on your windshield but that's about it. it's winding down. all we are seeing that's left is the higher elevations moisture, not cold enough for much snow from the system. but the next one on saturday morning, some of those tahoe resorts may get a few inches of snow at the higher elevations. throughout the day today, mostly cloudy condi

as you said, in your lead-in, the magnitude now is estimated to be magnitude 4.4. it takes a while for all of the ins meants to come in and for those determinations to be made and calculations to be done. but that is what we are seeing right now. i live in albany. so i definitely was awoken by this event. >> so does that, on the grand scale of things, that would be categorized as what, a moderate or weak earthquake? how do you guys officially categorize an earthquake like that, 4.4? >> i think that this fits in with what we call a moderate category. i actually don't know what the low end of moderate is. but yes, it certainly was widely felt. probably didn't do much damage. earthquakes of this magnitude tend to maybe move things around on shelves a little bit, or disorient things hanging on the wall, but i think i would be surprised if there is much in the way of damage to this. >> we are not getting reports of major damage, but we are looking at a shot from a safeway in san leandro with a few items that are knocked to the floor as someone is walking through the ais

. >> we did, once again, measure a 4.5 magnitude earthquake just to the east of berkeley. a lot of people describe it as more of a rolling kind of earthquake, that one also being measured as well as another one about an hour later around cupertino. so we did have a lot more people in the south bay feeling some earthquakes this morning, being shaken out of bed, and also dealing with a very unnerving situation here to start out this thursday morning. now, that first earthquake occurred on the hayward fault, the last major earthquake we had on this fault was very long ago, so we know that we are very much overdue for a major earthquake there and the reason why we do pay attention to these small earthquakes is because it could be a foreshock to something a lot more major, but the last magnitude 7.0 we had was back in the 1800s that killed 30 people. now is the time to make sure you do have a plan. if you do start to feel that shaking make sure you drop, cover and hold. those are the three words to remember. get under some sturdy furniture, a desk or a table. after the quake ma

the biggest quake that happened there in berkeley was 1868, 6.8 magnitude.k at the extent of the hayward fault all the way through berkeley through oakland all the way towards fremont. so it goes across the east bay hills, highly populated areas. it is always good to be prepared all across california. i remember as a kid my mother what give us a gallon of water and corn flakes to keep under our desk in our rooms just in case. it's always good to have food and water ready because you never know. 2.4million people living along the hayward fault. it happened across the street from the claremont hotel eight miles deep which is why so many people felt it. >>> let's talk about your weather right now. hi-def doppler showing a little more green on the screen. san anselmo a little rain and san francisco may get a light drizzle. nothing that should disrupt your day or your morning commute. rohnert park now seeing a few areas of some scattered showers. very light. visibility though may affect your commute this morning especially if you are going through livermore. look

initially came in as 4.7 magnitude quake and then was downgraded to a 4.4 magnitude. at 2:39 this morning, it felt bigger. we got reports of people thinking it was the big one. and 4.4, at least there's no reports of damage or injuries as of right now. it happened in a highly populated area. and it was felt all the way through the north bay, marin county, folks in the south bay as well also experiencing this, as well. so let's check in now with jaclyn because there's an issue now with transit this morning because of the quake. let go ahead. >> that's right. >>> bart trains running at reduced speeds. this is so they can check all the tracks and it's all due to the earthquake this morning. we're also told that vta has -- you can expect delays along that line due to the routine checks from the earthquake. heads up for mass transit, plan accordingly. ace train is on time. we had an earlier accident that's still out there. this is southbound 680 right on the top of the ramp to southbound 101. one lane reported to be blocked. we are not seeing any significant slowdowns thro

of california in berkeley ---fue una sacudida de 4.4 de magnitud en la escala de richter de acuerdol servicio geologico de los estados unidos con epicentro en berkeley justo al sur de la universidad de california en esa ciudad exactamente a las 2 de la maÑana con 39 minutos. ---la reaccion de la comunidad y funcionarios locales fue pronta, en las redes sociales los residentes manifestaban haberlo sentido fuerte. "me desperte con el movimiento de que se estaba moviendo la television" "si me dio un poco de temor" "que piensa que puede ser mas grande pero gracias a dios no fue para muchos." ---los expertos seÑalan que fue un terremoto de 8 millas de profundidad en la tierra y que fue por la falla de hayward. "and this is a reminder that we live in an earthquake country, it sounds like not much damage has been done, thats great but its a wake up call......" ---los geologos dijeron esta maÑana en conferencia de prensa que este temblor es un recordatorio de que vivir en un pais donde hay terremotos, que al parecer no hay daÑos, que eso es bueno pero que es una llamada de alerta para estar

. >> there was a magnitude 4.4 earthquake that hit the bay area earlier this morning. the epicenter was in the berkeley hills t happened at 2:39 this morning, people all over the bay area felt it. we'll show you the shake map at the usgs website, based on reports of the people who felt the earthquake, we're in oakland jack lemon's square. we got calls from people as far as from katady and many as far north as gilroy. it's considered a shallow earthquake, it's the reason why so many people felt it so far away. we have not heard of any significant damage as a result of the earthquake. >>> the hey center of this week, ali is at the epicenter, what you're hearing? >> we are hearing from people who felt it and no heavy damage. nothing fell over, that's the good news, and we're at ashley and college. we have driven by china shops and we're closer to the claremont hotel. we've been talking to people and people have been coming up and telling us they've been up since 2:39 this morning when this 4.4 magnitude earthquake happened. it happened quickly in the claremont canyon area

>>> a 4.4 magnitude earthquake in berkeley. considered a moderate earthquake. >> a lot of you felt it and can see it clearly. this happened at 2:39 this morning. to reports of any damage. >> probably many of you were up early and having trouble going back to sleep. a lot of us felt it here. >> i was a little rattled for quite some time. >> it's interesting who felt it and who did no depending on the soil. hard soil, you didn't feel it as much. the market area is the area you see on the left side of your screen where the greatest intensity of shaking and it rivaled the intensity. it starts in richmond and goes through el cerrito and down to the oakland airport. that's where we had the greatest amount of shaking going on. a lot has to do with the fact the soil is just a little looser in those areas. eight miles deep. 4.4. there have been about seven small aftershocks. right under the claremont hotel is the epicenter. my 12-hour accuweather planner for today is damp, foggy, misty. some leftover showers. isolated at noon. upper 40s

we'd have to have quakes over the past couple of months a very small magnitude. earthquake like this doesn't seem to have to be very often in my experience. or mr gardner thank you very much for that for now that is alice to guard the local journalists is joining us on the phone from kodiak alaska and we will of course bring you more information on this very large earthquake magnitude eight point two that struck off the coast of alaska as it becomes available to us but let's move on to other news for now israel's president reuben verbal it has met the u.s. was president on the final day of his visit of president reagan and welcomed mike pence to his home where the two leaders held a news conference pence became the first u.s. president to address the knesset on monday as speech was chaired by most members of parliament but heckled by israeli palestinian and pays for what the president spoke of the strong bond between the u.s. and israel he also spoke about trade and security and the importance of jerusalem. i'm very moved by your reflections. since i first arrive

that may not sound like a huge difference but because the magnitude scale is exponential, a hole magnitude difference, that's actually 30 times the energy release. this is a much smaller event than what happened in fukushima in 2011. another difference is the fukushima earthquake occurred on a geologic feature called a subduction zone. those are the type of earthquakes that traditionally cause very large tsunami because it's called a thrust fault. when a thrust fault ruptures, is very good at moving the entire water column and causing a tsunami. what we've seen so far from this alaskan event is it occurred and what we call a strike-slip and fall. that fault you are very familiar with being in california because the classic example of a strike slip fault is the san andreas fault. the good thing about that for me tsunami us. -- perspective is most of the fault motion is horizontal and there's no vertical deformation of the seafloor or at least very little so it's not as efficient at generating tsunami waves as a thrust fault like fukushima. >> at this point when you're watching it come is th

of this quake. >> it was a 4.5 magnitude earthquake.t it was a 4.7, but now brought down to a 4.5. still a minor earthquake that caused quite a bit of rattled nerves early this morning at 2:39 as it happened just to the east of berkeley. we also had another earthquake that occurred about an hour later in cupertino, a 2.6, so a lot of people are feeling that shaking this morning. we did have a lot of responses f

a magnitude 4.4 earthquake shook the bay area overnight. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. >> the earthquake happened around 2:30 this morning. 2:39 a.m. to be exact. the quake was centered a couple miles southeast of berkeley and that's where we find anne makovec this morning with the very latest near the oakland/berkeley border. anne? >> reporter: 4.4 quake not huge, but moderate. and people felt it all around the bay area. you can see on social media that's the case. i'm here at a shopping center, a couple of blocks from the epicenter here on the oakland/berkeley border. and we have been peeking in the storefronts, no damage. but as people sort of arrive to work, they are looking and making sure that everything is okay. it does appear to be that the safeway here behind me, you see a couple of boxes fell but no harm no foul. no injuries to report. but certainly, some scary moments. a nurse from kaiser on the 7th floor had this story. >> the patients on ventilators and intubation woke up because it was such a big jolt from the earthq

it was 4.4 in magnitude. only been within aftershock -- one aftershock since then but it was a .7. nobody felt that one but we'll update you on whether anything else shakes the ground in the next what day or two. as we're tracking the storm too, which also will be impacting us over the next day or two. so what is it looking like now? still going to impact us off and on today? >> it definitely is. scattered showers really light. nothing like what we saw yesterday. that's for sure. but it's not over yet though. i am tracking some rainfall. very heavy at times. set to take place for the overnight hours. and affecting tomorrow morning's commute. so i'll get to that in just a minute. but current conditions right now, you can see all the green on your screen. that is the light to moderate rain showers that we are tracking in san francisco. some along the peninsula right now. and even parts of the san mateo bridge moving to the east bay. definitely will be affected and parts of the north bay through san rafael and 1

magnitude, killed more than 60. left thousands injured. the cypress freeway as you remember part of that of the bay bridge collapsed. >> this quake overnight was wierpd. we made this impact map using the usgs data we received. showing where the people felt the shaking. we felt it in the peninsula. here is the peninsula. the purple zone from the north bay past san jose into santa cruz in is solin an county. here is the epicenter there in berkeley process. the clairemont hotel in the green zone. where most reports came in right there. moments after the quake people turned to social media to report it. thousands of people commenting on our various posts on twitter and facebook. many sharing their experience where they felt it from. one of our viewers, brian in redwood city sent thus video here. says he was sleeping on his couch at the time. no shaking but you can see both he and his dog wake up during the quake. if you have any earthquake related video send them as ic nbcbayarea.com. >> let's talk about rain. yesterday's rainstorm moved out b

august august 2014, the napa quake. 6.0 magnitude. along the west napa fault. the biggest since 1989. dozens were injured. one person died. in october of 2007. a 5.6 shook the san jose area. it struck at 8:00 at night. and no major damage. and the largest still more destructive to date, the 1989 quake, magnitude 6.9 quake killed more than 60 people left thousands injured. and you were that shot be with the cypress freeway structure, part of the bay bridge collapsing. one of the viewers posted in video to twitter showing things knocked off shelves inside a safeway. that's the wrong video apparently. coming up in 25 minutes roz plater will continue the team coverage talking to the usgs about how being prepared, things you should do when the big one does hit. >>> the other headlines this evening, marijuana is now legal as you know in california. but illegal in most of america. so what gives? the trump administration is cracking down. attorney general jeff sessions today removing an agreement which said federal agents would largely be allowed states -- states that

they felt it was intense shaking given the magnitude. it's a little early to make inclusions about that. >> we have this photographer right here, he seems remarkable, it's the hayward fault there and -- >> it's been about an hour since i checked our did you feel it page, an hour after the event which happened in the middle of the night, there were tens of thousands of people who had already contacted our did you feel it page and i encourage everyone to do do that, that information helps us understand the distribution of shaking around the bay area. the shaking was widespread, that's not unexpected for an earthquake of this magnitude. >> you can tell us, are we ready for something bigger than this? >> let me turn that around. are you ready? i would say we're doing better than we used to do. there's lots to be done. the one piece of advice i offer people, i think about the buildings in which you spend time. the school your children goes to, your office, your home, are these buildings going to withstand the shaking, for most people i sugges

ikea. >>> a 4.4 magnitude earthquake in berkeley.moderate earthquake. >> a lot of you felt it and can see it clearly. this happened at 2:39 this morning. to reports of any damage. >> probably many of you were up early and having trouble going back to sleep. a lot of us felt it here. >> i was a little rattled for quite some time. >> it's interesting who felt it and who did no depending on the soil. hard soil, you didn't feel it as much. the market area is the area you see on the left side of your screen where the greatest intensity of shaking and it rivaled the intensity. it starts in richmond and goes through el cerrito and down to the oakland airport. that's where we ha

early messagasurements say an 8 magnitude hit off the area of kodiak.will have more as it becomes available. >>> singer neil diamond is retiring after diagnosed with parkinson's disease. ♪ sweet caroline >> diamond turns 77 tomorrow. making that announcement on his web site. he canceled dates in australia and new zealand on his 50th answ anniversary tour. offering sincere apologize to those who bought tickets. he hopes to keep making music. writing and recording. diamond is said to receive the lifetime achievement award at an the grammys on sunday. >> that voice held up. >>> marijuana is legal in vermont. the first state to legalize pot through legislation rather than ballot. the governor signed the law last night which takes effect july 1st. vermont is considered to be the most lib able staeral state in country. it recently decriminalized possession of a small amount. the law does not permit commercial sales. nine states and the district of columbia legalized pot. >>> first on cnn. an atf special agent suing the atf and justice department alleging they

the magnitude is going to earthquake of kodiak alaska.ther service says the cell phones read go to higher ground or move inland. the remainder of the u.s. coast is under saddam they watch, which is different than alert. police and kodiak, alaska issued this statement. expecting a tsunami at 1:45 a.m. local time. evacuate to higher ground. high school, middle-school elementary, all of these schools and schools are shut down as they tried to alert residents. we should say again that the middle of the night there. lauren: coming up, another warning for you. this from goldman sachs that has to do with the coin. we go to london for those details. lauren: goldman sachs that what the warning on bitcoin can increase has pushed it into bubble territory. rive gauche from "the wall street journal" joins us now. >> it is the latest series of warnings about this. i intend to go from a thousand dollars to $20,000 in under a year, you certainly raise some now browse, particularly given nuclear catalyst for why it went up so much. that draws a lot of com

it's considered a shallow quake, it's about 13 kilometers in depth and the current magnitude revision has been down to 4.4 now,, but it's a strike slip type fault that would be fairly typical for this area. >> now, is this -- would this be considered a surprise quake, like we're not expecting something look this or is this to be expected and should we look for more after shocks? >> well, yeah, there will probably be after shocks over the next week or two, and this is a common size quake that has occurred in this area. over the decades there's usually been at least several magnitude 4s, each decade that it's happened here. it's a fairly common sized quake and probably more population than what used to be, so, it's certainly widely felt. >> the depth, does that tell us and should we anticipate a lot of reports of damage from this? >> i don't know, we get our reports from the news services in the area and i haven't had any particular calls or anything mentioning damage, but being so close to the population isn't there in berkeley, there could have been -- to the population center there i

this after a 7-point-9 magnitude earthquake hit off the coast of alaska. this map shows where the earthquake hit... that's what the little icon is. the red on the map shows the area under a tsunami warning... that is in alaska and parts of canada. the yellow is the part of the country that is under a tsunami watch... which is just a precaution. ( robin ) and here is another map showing just how fast the tsunami is expected to move. the first waves are expected to hit san francisco around 5:55 this morning. again the tsunami watch includes the entire west coast of the united states. ( robin ) and this morning the san francisco department of emergency management tweeted this warning saying if you are within 3 blocks of the coast or 5 blocks of the san francisco bay be prepared to evacuate if needed. ( robin ) good morning and thanks for joining us on the kron 4 morning news. i'm robin winston. let's get right to rebecca strom in the weather center tracking the latest on this tsunami watch. rebecca. rebecca:look for mostly dry conditions today before a storm

the magnitude 6.0 or even the 7.0 might be possible. an earthquake like that will be causing a lot of destruction and interfere with people's lives. there will be impacts that we feel four months after. i live in albany and we talk about this. we do what we can to be prepared. >> we have a question of the day paul in a minute but the vast majority of people say that they will do nothing after the earthquake. what do you say to those people who say i don't have an earthquake kit and i am not getting insurance. what is your argument? >> hopefully this event will make people realize we do live in earthquake country. this is a regular occurrence. it indicates there will be bigger earthquakes in the future. i tell the young people in the schools if they live in the bay area it is extremely likely they will experience a big earthquake. so, you need to set up communication plans with your family which does not cost money. you can prepare to be on your own, have those kits so that in the hours and days following an earthquake when police and fi

she will show -- show us more. >> reporter: it was a 7.9 magnitude.s, 4 and 5 in magnitude. right there in that same location. what happens with this tsunami. when an earthquake hits, there is an underwater earthquake. and it does send several waves out, ripple directions f to that point of earthquake. you can kind of see this graphic. how it gives an idea of how it would hit our coastline. as it ripples through, we could still see our sea level rising. i was looking for sea level changes near alaska. it's only gone up between .4 and .7 feet with that initial tsunami threat. right now, the watch has been canceled. all that means, sea levels may still rise a little bit. if we do get the larger waves, they'll hit right around now. and we are right between now and high and low tide. low tide is this morning. it's a good idea to be prepared. something like this happens. just have an emergency kit ready. you may be asked to move to higher elevation. higher ground. michelle and kenny? >> neda, thank you. time now, 6:34. let's turn now to our morning commute

. >> because i'm in this earthquake group, there's a 70% chance of having something over 7.0 magnitude in the next 10, 15 years. we really need to be prepared, everybody. they told us they have extra food and water at this hour and go bags underneath their beds. the one good thing this earthquake did for everybody is remind u.s. that we need to get ready. live in berkeley, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> amen to that, amy. thank you. there's a 5% chance that today's earthquake is a fore shock for an imminent big one. the usgs says the more likely scenario is it's a small preview of what's coming in the weeks or months or years ahead. our team coverage continues with abc 7 news reporter matt keller who's in menlo park. >> reporter: the 4.4 magnitude quake was a quick jolt, enough to wake up people across the bay area when it struck at 2:39 a.m. within an hour tens of thousands of people reported feeling it on the u.s. geological service website. >> a wake-up call literally and f figurati figuratively. >> reporter: he says this quake was deep with the epicenter near berkeley about eight m

actually on the higher side for a magnitude of an earthquake of this magnitude. have this tsunami concern, this is just about 175 miles southeast every kodak, alaska. 7.9 is considered a major earthquake and usually if these happen on land, with typically get lots of damage, but again, that's why when it happens out in the sea why we are also are seeing that potential poor maybe a tsunami again that's our forecast details with that earthquake. now as we bring it back little closer to home here, storm scan3, the area of low pressure still off to the west , and had quite a factor in the midwest yesterday, of course, minneapolis getting in on the action. now the showers and thunderstorms for us here along the east coast are right now actually on the stronger side at least with heavier rainfall that is and we will continue to see that as we go through the morning hours, part of lower bucks county still getting some more moderate rainfall also into the lehigh valley where we see some of the heavier rain as well. through the rest of the morning, rain overtakes the area

that quake was a magnitude six. i suspected this one this morning was probably in the 4.0 range. which of course they're saying it was the 4.4. >> off lot of experience. thank you very much, bob. >> and a lot of people are talking about this. coming up, there are a lot of things you can do to protect your family. kari will have the tips later on. breaking news alerts any time, go to nbcbayarea.com. >>> and now to another story developing right now. nbc news confirmed attorney general jeff sessions will lead a new crackdown on marijuana. >> yeah, this, of course, just somedays after california legalized the drug. scott mcgrew starts the team coverage here. >> good morning, we're expecting an official announcement. we've seen a memo, we think sessions will revoke obama era guidance that kept the federal government out of state marijuana laws. sessions has said over and over, he is against any use of marijuana. remember, marijuana's legal under california law, but not under federal law, and jeff sessions is the federal government's top cop. the change will allow local u.s. attorneys

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un sismo de magnitud 7.6 sacudiÓ la costa de honduras en el mar caribe.la de saqueos y vandalismos acude a venezuela. el estado bolÍvar reporta los atracos mmÁs violentos en varias ciudades. comienza la ediciÓn otorga. -- nocturna. ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. ♪ enrique: un juez federal en el estado de california ha suspendido temporalmente la decisiÓn del presidente trump dde cancelar el programa de acciÓn diferida. esta determinaciÓn, la del juez, ordena al gobierno federal a que acepte la reinscripciÓn de jóvenes soÑadores que habÍan perdido la oportunidad de renovar su acciÓn ddiferida debo de que el presidente trump anunciara la terminaciÓn del programa. vamos con ezequiel hernÁndez, nuestro abogado. ezequiel: buenas noches. de acuerdo a la decisiÓn de este juez federal de esta corte del distrito de san francisco, cualquier persona que haya sido una de esas personas que perdiÓ la oportunidad de renovar o que caducÓ su permiso y no puede hacerlo, sÍ lo podría hacer bajo esta orden. aho

con una magnitud de 7.9, el sismo provocÓ una alerta de tsunami inminente en la costa canadiense.laska a buscar refugio en tierras mÁs altas lejos de las amenazantes con las. -- olas. >> sabemos el tamaÑo de un terremoto. basado en el tamaÑo y el estilo, si hay movimiento vertical o lateral, podemos hacer un modelo de un tsunami. luis: los expertos dicen que aunque hubo buenas razones para tener un tsunami, esta vez no fue mucho mÁs que un susto. los servicios de emergencia de san francisco dicen que la gente siempre tiene que estar preparada. >> primeramente hay que crear un plan de emergencia. hay que saber dÓnde vas a ir en caso de que uno tenga que huir en un tsunami. luis: si esta vez la costa oeste tuvo suerte, fue por el tipo de terremoto que ocurriÓ en alaska. los osuna mismas peligrosos ocurren cuando el suelo del mar se mueve de arriba hacia abajo. en el terremoto de esta madrugada, el movimiento de las placas fue lateral y eso no produce grandes olas. >> este terremoto fue con movimiento lateral entonces no tuvo tanto movimiento del piso en el mar y por eso no fue un ts

it was downgraded from an 8.2 magnitude but still very strong.ia are under a tsunami warning right now. alaskans were told to move away from the coastline. >> attention. a tsunami warning has been issued for this area. >> that is what people heard along the alaskan coastline as the tsunami warning went into effect. while there are no reports of any damage in alaska, officials warn it is way too early to be certain of the quake's impact. washington state, oregon, california and hawaii are under a tsunami watch. >> pretty frightening stuff. >> it certainly is. they had a warning for awhile there for a tsunami in hawaii and they canceled that but certainly concerns about that right now. if you can imagine waking up to hearing that. for us we're waking up to hearing the rain and you're seeing it right now on sky6 looking live right now and you can see people traveling around okay but the roads are wet. we had some heavy rain that has already moved its way through. let's show you what it looks like on storm tracker6 live double scan. and we can see mu

there have been at least seven aftershocks with a magnitude 4.2 or higher. then came the tsunami watch, for the entire california coastline. the most dangerous hour, we were told, was going to hit at about 6:15 this morning. >>> that is a tsunami warning siren off the coast of alaska, warning people of the danger. you can see this video of cars lined up. here's the tweet, sent out by the san francisco department of emergency management, one of many local government tweets about this, telling people, in this case, who live within three blocks of the pacific coast. or five blockings of the bay, to prepare to evacuate. again, that watch is over. so no evacuations should be necessary. but we'll continue to monitor you the oceanic conditions here in pacificca. because there is a possibility of bigger waves, rolling in over the next couple of hours. right now,anne makovec, kpix 5. >> and you can tell right behind anne there. >>> let's get a check of weather and traffic. what's it like out there? >> doing okay. we had a nice afternoon. or the sun was out, beautiful

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magnitude earthquake in kodiak. triggering warnings to as far south as mexico. live in ocean beach with the latest, anne makovec. >> the good news is, there is no danger here anymore. everything has been canceled, now that we found out that there is no actual tsunami threat. good news there, most of this happened when everybody was sleeping. the watch coming in here at around 3:00 a.m. >> reporter: tsunami warning sirens went off around kodiak, alaska as people tried to get to higher ground. that has since been canceled. closer to home, the management office started alerting city agencies. >> it certainly was spreading that situational awareness. letting them know, hey this ask a is a possibility. let's take a look at our plans, let's see what we need to do. >> the city sent an an alert via text and twitter, telling people holive within three blocks of the coast or five blocks of the bay to prepare to evacuate. that watch was then replaced by an advisory to stay out of the water for 12 hours. that was canceled at 8:00 a.m. >>> like any day. >> reporter: people i

did you feel it, a magnitude 5.2 earthquake, and it hit at 2:39 this morning, the epicenter was in oakland hills. there's the map showing some of the areas it hit. it was quite a shaker. steve paulson is here now, you're talking about the quake and the weather. >> we can put to rest that there's earthquake weather, most people say it's when it's sunny and warm, and that's not true. lets look at the nor'easter. this is off the florida area, it's turned into a nor'easter, you can see the snow, the track is the key here. it takes a little dry towards the new englanders. there will be a lot more snow, high waves and strong wind, cold air comes in. >>> we had our rain, it's not bad for the first system. the first system sacrifices itself for the sake of the others. today is the betweener day. there's a lot of fog, there's a lot of fog out there sal. >> i heard you. >> did you hear me? >> i heard you. >> our system has pushed inland, it's out of the area now, look for a mix of sun and clouds after some of the inland morning fog. our next system won't be here until tomorrow night into friday. 50s

it was issuedernight after a 7.9 magnitude earthquake hit off the coast of kodiak, alaska.ve been no reports of damage or injuries. >>> number two in santa cruz the harbor master took precautions. we are there following that warning and that's when the gas stock was turned off to alleviate any potential fuel leaks. the water has been calm this morning. >>> number three, here is the fog sitting over san francisco this morning. a beautiful picture. reduced visibility in the north bay and then we're partly cloudy and mild. >>> twitter's chief operating officer anthony noto is leaving the social media giant to lead sofi now. he joined twitter in july of 2014. >>> number five, the we stand with oakland group will hold a press conference to announce new plans to try to keep the raiders in the east bay. they are not giving up and hinting at legal action. >>> and number six following this accident in oakland chp has issued a sig alert southbound 880 near high street. two lanes remain blocked. and it looks like northbound is just stacked up with very slow speeds. take 580 if you can

ramÓn: muchos nos despertamos esta madrugada con un fuerte remezÓn provocado por un temblorde magnitudiÓ un temblor. y yo le dije que no sentÁbamos y que cuando de repente pasÓ, y nos quedÁbamos asustados. luz: a las 2:39 de la madrugada un total de 9 millones de personas desde santa rosa, sacramento sureste de la bahÍa sintieron lo que expertos han categorizado como el mayor sismo en los Últimos tres aÑos. Éste fue el mÁs grande en esa falla que hemos visto desde 2014. el epicentro tomÓ lugar en berkeley donde mÁs de 3000 personas residen. no hubo daÑos de estructuras ni heridos. jenny trabaja unas millas de donde se sintiÓ mÁs fuerte el temblor. >> estaba trabajando en esta mÁs cerca de mi familia. luz: el movimiento telÚrico fue de lado a lado, algo que este sismÓlogo dice que puede dar alerta de tsunami. sus estudios demuestran que las probabilidades de un sismo mayor son altas en 30 aÑos siguientes. tenemos probabilidades de que un sismo cause grandes daÑos. estudia esta falla de donde provienen sismo de magnitud 4.4 de esta madrugada y recomienda estar preparados lo antes posible

i not think anyone was prepared for a charge this magnitude -- of this magnitude.g to dividends from ge capital to the parent company. that was $3 billion. 6.2 billion dollars, we are looking at a higher number here. they are going to be building up their reserves to $15 billion over the course of the next seven years. vonnie: what are street analysts and its tree saying privately about a breakup? will it happen soon? who will die the assets? -- by the assets? brooke: i think this idea has grown. it is becoming increasingly clear that the previous management team to not have a handle on all the bits and pieces of ge. it is not hard to see why when ,ou have a company of this size and a very complex businesses. it is easy for things to go wrong and escape management attention. i think analysts are split. i think there is some support for the idea of a breakup in terms of what it would give management as far as flexibility, as far as letting these better assets shine. we are sitting here and talking about charges and ge capital, previously, all the bad news of a power

. >> it struck it to:39 in the morning with the magnitude of 4.4. it was felt between the berkeley neighborhoods. >> we are live with people who felt it and what the survey has to say about it. susie? >> reporter: we are at uc berkeley, it's right near the epicenter of the earthquake that woke everyone up in the middle of the night last night. the good news, no serious damage or injury. that's one good thing to report. seismologists are saying they should take this seriously and want you to prepare for more. >> it started to shake like crazy it was scary. >> it felt like there was a truck driving on the roof. >> reporter: if you were in the bay area, you likely felt it.>> rumbling and very abrupt. >> reporter: the 4.4 earthquake shook millions of residents awake in the middle of the night. some felt that as far north as healdsburg and as far south as monterey and west to stockton. >> it's a wake-up call literally and figuratively. it reminds us to be prepared.>> reporter: keith knutsen says so many people felt the earthquake and the reason was becau

>>> we continue to follow breaking news and alaska were a magnitude 7.9 earthquake struck this morning off the coast of alaska. there is a tsunami warning for much of the alaskan coast. in the bay area, the tsunami watch has been canceled. oregon and washington state are also in the clear. we will track the movement of any possible tsunami along the coast of canada or alaska and bring you the latest. >>> we thought it was going to be heading here in a couple of hours. >> it was canceled not too long ago. that's good news. it's a very good thing. it has been canceled for us, oregon and washington. we do have a little bit of fog. fog is not around for everyone. that low cloud deck can be low to form and sometimes it doesn't get his act together until 6:00 or 7:00. 30s, 40s and 50s for the temperatures. we have a break today. here's the system for wednesday. that will take us through thursday and then he break for the weekend. >> that was fast. you do not allow me to check my online stocks. >> did you get your shopping done? >> no. actually it was fast but i'm ready. let's do this. >>> s

residents were forced to evacuate after a 7.9 magnitude quake hit in the gulf of alaska.o reports of damage or injuries. >>> the harbor master took precautions following that warning. we were there this morning as the gas was turned off to alleviate fuel leaks. the biggest waves expected between 5:30 and 6:15 this morning. >>> number three, we're waking up to some valley fog. in fact, it's quite dense this spots but it will lift by the mid morning hours. you see it there in the north bay. and then we have plenty of sunshine with numbers in the upper 50s downtown. >>> number four, a standoff in san jose has finally ended. police took a suspect into custody around 2:00 a.m. just this morning. the man barricaded himself on sunday night. >>> the we stand with oakland group will hold a press conference to announce new plans to try and keep the team in the east bay. they are not giving up and hinting at legal action. >> sue hall following your tuesday morning commute. delays from hercules on the 80 corridor. it's under 30 minutes. >> it is oscar nomination day and they happen i

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(pam) the 4-point-4 magnitude quake hit at 2:40 this morning. it was centered in berkeley... along the hayward fault line.... and was felt by thousands of people.. kron 4's dan kerman is live in san francisco tonight... with what earthquake experts are saying about this quake... dan? thursday morning's 4.4 magnitude earthquake on the hayward fault sent small items off the shelves of this safeway store in san leandro even a ceiling panel fell and while damage was minimal, this did you feel it chart from the u.s. geological survey shows it was felt by thousands from santa rosa to santa cruzsot we felt it, it was kinda scarysot kinda felt like a truck drove into the side of the house, it was one of those rumbly ones, like boomthe quake was actually centered in berkeley, about a mile west of the claremont hotel but seismologist says damage was limited because of how deep it was and the way it rupturedsot jack boatwright/usgs seismologist 37-47partially because it's so deep, its at 13 kilometers and partially because it didn't rupture towards the surface, it ruptured down dip, the

the 20-10 earthquake that devastated haiti was magnitude seven. a 7-on your side consumer alert this morning about an app meant to keep your pets safe... it's called "wag" and matches dogs with dog walkers. this week they're accused of making it possible for thieves to connect to customers. a "wall street journal" report shows the company inadvertently exposed customers addresses and lock-box codes online. abc-7 reached out to the company to find out how many customers were to the company to find out how many customers were affected, but we've not heard back. "wag" told the "wall street journal" it was a technical glitched that was fixed hours later and have no reason to believe anyone's information was discovery is moving out. and it's taking shark week, oprah's own tv network -- and most of it's 13-hundred employees with it. 15 years after it's move to silver spring helped revitalize the city's downtown, discovery is moving to new york city. it's in the process of a 15-billion dollar deal to buy scripps networks -- which owns the food network an